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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03
Kapitan r. Vondracek:
Z MEHO DENNfkU.
Boz o Tagil.


Mnohy vojensky odbornlk
povazlive zakrouti hlavou, az
uslySi detailech jednotlivych
boju 2 anabase sibirskeho VOL
ska. Zpusob boje, jez den ze
dine nepretrzit6 vedly s hroz-
nym nepritelem nase pluky po
nekolik meslcu, ma v sobe tolik
originalnosti, tolik zajfmavosti
a vsechno dokazuje duvtipnost
a obratnost ceskeho vojaka bez
roZdilu hodnosti. stezi vsak po-
|ridili bychdm co V tech indian
stinach", jak vSeobecne nazy-
vail jsme prvni boje, jez prime
sly slavu ceskemu jmenu V ce-
lem svete, kdyby nebylo jednot
neho ducha vSech jedinc1 mo-
hutne a pevne We vSech sme-
rech armady, kdyby nebylo ne
|zlomneho presv6dGeni my mu
sine Zvitezit".
A cesti bojovnici, kdyz uz
donuceni byli k t6zkemu boil,
naprosto nelekaji Sc nevyhod-
neho postaveni, jich nedesi pre-
sila nepratel. Jednotny ducr,
spojeny energii, pomaha po
celych tisicich verstach rozpty-
lenym vlakdm, stojicim po sta
nicich beze spojeni Sc svymi, !,
vitezstvi, jehoz ami nepratele
jiste necekali. Bez prostredkn,
caste jen nozi v kapsach (by-
li-li pumy, pocitano to uz "a
dukladne vyzbrojeni), bez de-
lostrelectva i kulometI armada
rekn jde cd vitezstvi k vitez-
stvi.
Jednim nejvetsich boja ma
ST sibirske armady mono
jmenovati dobyti Tagilu ma T.
rale. Observation-Disclosures me-
sto Niznij Tagil lezi ma trait ma
sever Cd Jekat6rinoburku asi
ma 200 verst. Hned "a Tagilem
lezi We vzdalenosti IL verst kri
zovatka San Donate, ,odkud jde
jedna trat' We smeru ma Alapa
jevsk dale odtud pripojulje Sc
V Bogdanovici ma drahu Omsk-
Jekaterinoburk, druha zelezni
ce vede pax pres Kusvu ma
Perm.
! Tagilske okoli, jakoz cely
kraj jsou nepfehledne huste Il
sy Jehlitnate, prechazejici ma
mnoha mistech vedle same 3:
leznice V nedostupne pralesy
kde jeste sta a sta vetsich neb1
lmensich mocalG stezuje kaz.
dou dopravu. Cest temer nenf
obydlen cely ten kus zeme ia.
ke malo.
| Dne 80. zafi 1918 ma stanici
Jekaterinoburku cekali svoje
urcenf. Velitel uralske fronty
pluk. Vojtechovsky k veceru
povolal 81 vsecky velitele pra.
poru naseho pluku a daval dis.
posice. "Slezsky pluk ma usek
tagilsky, kde stoii prapor 8,
pluku udarnici pod velenim
kapitana Haska. Zmocnite Sc
Tagilu a budete drzeti mesto
a krizovatku S. Donate az do
pfichodu skupiny stepnf ruskt
divise gen. Verzickero cd Ala.
pajevska!"
Vysvetluje detaily vyznam
Tagilu, coz kazdy z mas dobre
pochopil lined. Nell jsme uza-
vriti cestu nepriteli, bojujfci-
mu ma 100 verst cd Tagilu ii
Alapajevska proti gen. Verzi-
ckemu.
Jedeme ma Tagil. Trat' po-
tatku vede nfzkymi lesy. Jede.
me do prvniho boje ma Urale.
Name "a sebou Vladivostok,
mesic ma ussurijske fronte a
dnes jedeme chime pomoci bra
trim uz cele mesice Sc bijicim,
vysvobodime vysilene a zdeci-
movane nase Idarniky a ostat-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03

zemi ustavicne hrti polni tele-
fon, hlasis vysledky vSech vra-
tivSich Sc rozv6dek.
Celou noe zda sc ii, ze jsme
tn sami, lie nepritel prchl, ale
k ranu, kdyz vychod Sc pocfna
rdet, zahrml nahle V predu pu-
sky, zasviSti kule, zarehtaji ku
lonely. - Tot BOZ rozvedek
Jiz nejsme tn sami, oni bdel,
nepritel byl ma strait, vsak
tuto noe pred Tagliem napo-
sled -
Je deset hodin kapitan
Gerasimov, jehoz lide prekona
yaji cestou hrozne obtize, kde
nuceni jsou della pretahovati
.bahnem, neni dosud ma miste.
Dostavam jeste V cas- zpravu,
abych pockal utokem do l
hodiny. Lee neobdrzel j velitel
leve skupiny "a jezerem poru.
elk Nosal a razem desate hodi-
ny ma levo Cd jezera pocina
boj. BOZ to hrstky, dvou nasich
rot proti presile. Hlavni nase
sila je ma mem strednim use
ku. Nepfitel soustred'uje We
skeren oheh ma levo Cd jezera,
patrne ceka odtud nejsiln6jsi
ltok. Ease rehtaji kulomety,
tn naSe, tn opet nepfitelovy.
Rozeznavame, kdy nasi jdou
ku predu, tn vzdycky vsi silol
mluvi nepritel, volna strelba
ma levo oznamuje nam, ze Sc
zakopavaji -
"Gerasimov preset trait ma
Alapajevsk!" hlasi telefonista.
A "a chvili uz naSe stredni sku
pima sirokym ret6zem postupu
je hustym lesem vpred ma Ia
gil. Prave kridlo cas- zataci
a prichazi nepratelskym obran
cum prvniho opevneni pred me
stem primo V tyl. Nepritel pr
cha po ttvrthodinnem boji. Ma
me O nekolik jeho kulometu VI
ce. Vintovky prozatim nepotre
bujeme, dobfe nam slouzi ia
ponske, jez privezii jsme 81 z
Vladivostoku.
NeZadrzitelne V pred postu-
puji nasi. Hned tezce prodiraji
Sc kfovlm, hned rychle probi.
hali volnejSi cestou, mocaly a
lpotoky Sc prebrodi neb preskC
ci. Chvilemi u mas zarachoti XII
lonely, ale jen ma kratko a PAL
opet ku predu. Nepritel vrht
tezke granaty kamsi dalekt
Ia mas, tam vSak nikdo neni
ami staby, ami delostrelectvo
dv6 nase della jdou nami '
predu a velitel fronty Sc svyn
stabem take jde S prvnim rete.
zem kdesi v pravo. Zpravy oG
neho jdou po retezu stale. Y
noci uz zakopavame Sc ma kra
j .lesa pred samym mestem
Vidime blykotati Sc svetylka Y
pfedu.
Slezaci vintovkou V ruce u.
sinaji zajetim spankem po ne.
kolikahodinovem tezkem Do
stupu. Opet ticho, ma levo Sc
BOZ utiSuje ma noe, a Ease ien
slysis pouze kroky strait '
pred posunutych a telefon. z
Tagilu zazniva pronikavy svist
lokomotiv, hrceni vozu, nadav.
ky kirk. Nevime, co Sc tam
dele!
Ale tu jitro 4. rijna! Spatne
mas probudilo k novemu dni, he
pritel posila nam ma pozdrav
cbsah vsech svych kulometu,
Ipusek del. Vidime krasne Do
sice nepratelske ma kopcich.
Cele dopoledne zuri prudky
boz. Oba naSe pancerove vlaky
srazeny nepratelskymi grana-
ty kolej.i Stfileji pouze della
vlaku a nase kulomety, jichz
name hojne. Nepritel prenasi
stfelbu po nasi linii z leva do
prava, pax Ease ma jezero ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03
u JltiOtESKYCH RYBNfKo
SUDOMERSKYCH.
(VyroGi Zizkova vitezstvi pred
500 lety.)

AeVo ~ tOstsAohiSAS, ofCSACiLSb |
dine 25. brezna 1920 svatku
Fanny Marie Zvestovani mezi /
velikym vojskem kralovskych
obrnencu a nepatrnou druzi-
nou Zizkovych bojovnikG, pra-
cat a zen, je bitva historicka.
Snad samemu taborskemu hejt |
manu- pripadlo to ma konec po
divnym, jak mohl zvitezit Sc
svymi ctyfmi sty lidmi, dvana-
cti vozy a dewitt jizdnymi koni
proti peti tisichm jezdcuv, KITE
ri byli mad to tax vyborne opa-
trent tezkymi odenimi, re Cd te
DOLBY je dlouho v narode nazy-
vali "zeleznymi pany". Byla to
5edna z husitskych bitev ga
zraenych", pfi nichz Sc oprav-
du vefilo pomoc nadzemskou
3 ktere pomahaly siriti Zizko-
WI slavu po vSem evropskem
svete zpdsobem Primo hypno-
tickym.
X bitve u vesniGky Sudimere
(mezi Strakonicemi Piskem)
doslo ma cest9 Zizkove z Plzne
do move vystav6neho Hradiste
hory Tabor, v tech dnech pred
500 lety prave zalozeneho.
Plzeh, Husity opanovana, ale
mocne ohrozena vojskem kra-
lovskym, nemohla Sc podle Ziz
kova usouzeni ma dlouho udr-
zeti a proto sc slavny husitsky
hejtman rozhodl pristoupiti ma
slnlouvu nabizenou mu Vacla-
vem DUDE. Vyminil 81 volny
odchod boiovniky, jejich
husitskymi zenami a detmi, pro
Plzeh pax svobodu kalicha. A
opustil mesto.
Ably Sc vyhnul moznemu
stretnutf velikym vojskem
kralovskym, ktere prahlo po
jeho zniGenf, tahl ma Tabor We
likou oklikou k jihovychodu,
rebot' dobfe citil, iak je proti
kralovskym slab. Vedel, re ne
pfitel tahne ma Plzen, ale ne
nadal Sc, ze potahne oklikou
pres Pisek, jehoz Sc zmocnil.
Zvedev to cestou, uhnul Sc je-
ste jizneji, ably kralovske obe-
Sci, a kdyz v den Zvestovani
Fanny Marie dne 25. brezna
brodil Sc Otavou "a Stekni Sc
svymi ctyfmi sty bojovniky a
dvanacti vozy bitevnimi, shle-
dly jej nepfatelske hlidky. BIZ
tevni utok stal Sc neodvrat-
nym.
He, jak w. w. Tomek liti
We SVEN "Janu Zizkovi" vlast-
nj pfedehru bitvy u Sudom6fe !:
"Krajina jest ma obou stra-
mach rovna a do dalky otevre-
na. Stroke louky stridaji Sc s
1ybniky, dilem jen hrazemi cd
sebe oddelenymi. Zizka mohl
dobfe dalky spatfiti oboif
vojsko, ktere mu hrozilo zahu-
bou.
(Jedno od Pisku, jejz bylo
pr&ve obsadilo, druhe tahlo "a
Zizkou Cd Plzn6 pres to, Re
Vaclav z DUDE pfijal podmin-
ku smlouvy volnem odchodu
Husitd.)
Pressed tedy pres Otavu, spe
chal skrze yes SudomeT We SINE
ru jiznim, chteje bezpochyby
dosahnouti lesnatych vrchn, a.
by zfskal mista prihodneho X
obrane. Nepratele vsak pfiblf-
zili sc dfiv, nez mohl cile do
jiti; procez kdy3 jiz nemohl
dale, stanul u jednoho z ryb-
nikd, ienz slul Skaredy, a po-
sud Sc tax nazyva, a tn posta-
vii Sc six, tax ze hraze vyso.
ka slouzila mu k ochrane jed
ne strany, druhe obtocil ma.
le vojsko sve vozy valecnymi
rfi tom pax pry porucil ze-
nam. aby dlouhe zavoje sve
roztahly pred vojskem po ze-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-03
Ma promenade.

"Na zdar, pfiteli!"
"Dobry veter".
Kan jdes, pocket !"
Mech mne, jsem cely Zou-
faly".
Go Sc ii pfihodilo?"
"Tvoje lena mne podvadi"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11
STONTNGTON

Nathaniel Palmer Babcoek, who is to give a talk before the Stonington Travel club, Thursday, on Running a Newspaper in the Old Time West, is a borough boy, brother of Mrs Stiles T. Stanton. He is experienced in newspaper work and edited a pa per in Colorado some years ago. He is now in the employ of the New York American. The late Stiles T. Stanton, was among the brightest newspaper paragraphers of his time, and had 8 nation wide reputation for genuine witticisms. MT. Stanton did some of his brightest work while city was also prominent in the republi- can. politics of the state, and helped put Stonington on the newspaper and political map of Connecticut.
 Stopiagton Pointers.
 By reason of the unusually severe weather conditions, the selectmen have postponed the special town meating one week.
 Mrs. George F'oote is under treat ment at the Lawrence Memorial hos pital; New London. Mrs. John NJ Denison has returned from the hos pital.
 4 Young Peoples society is to be formed in the Second Congregational church. Mrs. Dwight c. Stone, Miss Blanche Mosker and Miss Helen S Collins are committee to prepare constitution and by laws. and August o. Muller and Miss Mabel F. Ingra- ham, to nominate efheers.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11

hall in the afternoon. Thursday, for the purpose of canvassing the voting lists to be used in the special election, on Tuesday, February 10th, when the bond issues for the soldiers bonus and bridge construction loans are to be de- cided by referendum to the people. On account of the storm, a quorum fail, ed to appear. The list was canvassed and signed by the two members pres ent and a spscial act of the general assembly will be invoked to legalize their action.
 Not many of the roads about town are yet passable and such as are be- ing used are dangerous.
 Fred Parks, with his truck. succeed : ed Friday evening in bringing through to Ashaway the first mail since We'd nesday evening. He was six hours covering the five miles from Wester- ly. ,.
 Dr. Asa s. Briggs has been i'll for few days.
 Many are suffering from colds and there is much difficulty in getting
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11

hicles of all kinds passed through the center during the day, and not more than that number of pedestrians ven tured out. The milk truck for Wi1li- mantle, driven by William Bootsch, made it's regular trip, but the auto truck of the Providence Dairy Co. fail ed to make it's usual collection of milk. As if by concerted action none of the nineteen children who are convey ed to the Windham High School by Clayton E. Hunt in his autotruck, appeared, so the trip was unnecessary. The car of Dr. Wilcox, who came to make a professional visit sank so deep in the snow. that it could not, be started, so three men with shovels started to dig it out, all to no pur- pose. Then 'Bill' Wolff went home and brought his stout iron gray horse, and hitched it to the rear of the car and another attempt was made to start with the same result, finally the horse was hitched to the front of the car and the exceptional feat of the horse drawing an automobile was ac- complished. Soon the car reached the state road when it proceeded under it's own power. MT. Wolff felt that he had done a kindly act and declined to accept the compensation offered for the assistance of himself and his beast, thinking that he might some time be glad to accept of help if piac- ed in similar circumstances.
 On account of the storm it was pos sible to make but one trip to Hop Rover for the mail which was brought by George H. Champlin and Herbert Collins, the regular mail carrier, Mrs l Blakeley, being i'll.
 Postmaster 1T. W. Porter, became
 Ill during the morning, and was oblig-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11
COLUMBIA

The board of relief held it's first meeting at the town hall last Mon day. Many took advantage of the op- portunity to examine the books of the board of assessors, which show the total of the grand list for 1920 as s4S4,434, being an increase of Is lsis. psr cent over the list for the year
 The echoes of the school in Aari- culture held here recently. have not yet died away, as when a few farm CTS meet, they begin discussing the merits of some particular address which interested them, showing that the school has set them thinking ana Is likely to produce good results.
 Mrs. Irene M. Mann. teacher at Chestnut Hill, has been i'll for the past week, during which period the school has been closed.
 Allison L. Frink has sold his place to Lyman Seplowitz, and expects to give possession to the purchaser about March 1st, if circumstances at his home will permit. MT. Frink is unde- cfded regarding his home in the fu- ture. He may rent place or move out of town.
 Miss Marion Holmes, teacher of the Center school, was taken i'll Monday and was unable to attend to her school all week. She fortunately secured the services as substitute of Mrs. Ray mond Lyman, who before her mar riage was teacher at this school.
 Mrs. Ruth Jacobs, formerly residing in Mansfield, but recently since her husbands death, with her father, Hen ry c. Islaam, is Columbia, is engaged In the store of Mir. and Mrs. Lyndon Little, in Willimantic. Mrs. Ethel Blaffeley, who carries the U. S. mail from here to Hop River, is all. Her route is being covered by Frank Sadler and George H. Champ lin, alternately. Her grandmother Mrs. Holbrook and her daughter, Mar. garet, are i'll also.
 The storm Thursday was one of tn, 1 worst in many years Doors and win dows were barrieaded with snow, ant the few tracks made by vehicles wer, soon obliterated. Scarcely dozen ve
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11
GALES FERRY

Owing to impossible roads during the blizzard of last week and the af- ter effects of it the R. F. D. carrier has been unable to cover his route of iwenty-seven miles since last Thurs day and mail has accumulated at the post office. One resolute patron of the route came to the office Monday for his accumulated mail of three days which made a roll of some size as he was walking he could avoid the ice in some places and walk on the crust of the snowbanks in others where it was impossible, for the car rier in an automobile.
 Rev. o. E. Newton gave the second sermon in his series on Character Building for the Young Man, in the M. E. church, Sunday. Dudley C, Perkins was the leader of the Ep- warth League evening service with the topic, PreyeRtion Better Than Cure
 Miss Grace A. Chapman, teacher of the village school. who vas i'll last week with grip, is improving, but is not yet able to resume her school duties.
 Moves B. Allyn is in rsceipt of a telegram from Miss Fanny Biil Huri- butt from Los Angeles, Cal, under date of February Gth, stating the body of her uncle, Thomas L. Bailey. was forwarded Feb. 4th from that place by express, consigned to MT. Allyn, and under favorable conditions is xepected tQ arrive here at any time now.
 Mrs. R. Irving Hurlbntt was a guest at the home of her parents, MT, and Mira Charles E. Bartlett in Bn- casville Saturday.
 aIa the place FriGag, but were unable to SC en Eith their work here, as the village and vicinity was snowbOund. Miss Gertrude Allen who has been 1 i'll Eith bronchitis for several weeks at her home at Loug Cove. has re- covered
 Percy Norman, an engineer on the steamer Richard Peck spent Satur- 1 day and Sunday at the home of his mother, Mrs. P. L. Norman at Al ER's Reint.
 Charles F. Eartiekt and his daugh. 1 ter, Miss Vera Bartlett of EncasviNt were vieftprs ir the village Sunday at the homes Of Mir and Mrs, Rufus W
 HurlAptt and R. Irxfns Hsrlbutt. ! Q. F. MacEAriand, warrant of7eei at the stiDmarlne base. left Friday ! for Boston having been transferred i to the D. s. S Savannah
 Mrs. E. B. Lewis of Allyn's Point l, left last week to visit Mrs. I.este,
 Reed, in New York.
 At the annual Sunday school 1 board meeting held at the parsonag, Monday evening, the result was a re. ! election for Superintendent Court
 land E. Colver; Assistant Superin-
 tendent Dudley. c. Perkins, Secretary
 and Treasurer' Miss Alice Satterlee ] Librarian and 1Assistant Secretary
 R. Irving Hurubutf, Pianist Miss len. nie G. Perkins. Leader of SinxfnR
 Miss Grace A. Chapnzan. The teach. CTS reelected are Rev. Oliver E. Newton, Mrs. 1T. L. Perkins, Mrs. Eugene Ia Fontaine, Mrs. R. IrvtnS
 Hurlbutt, Dudley c. Perkins. Miss
 Mary Buckh with tAeir substitutes
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11
HOPKINTON

The town council and probate court held the February session at the town hail. Monday afternoon, the End. In the absence of the clerk, E. R. Allen was chosen clerk pro tenn, Bills to the amount of s182.03 we're ordered paid
 The inventory and appraisals of the estates of Mary F. Cole, deceased, and of. Horace L. Crandall deceased, were received and ordered recorded.
 The account of Sue Thurston Brown and Stanley c. Brown, administrators of the estate of Hartford F. Brown, de- ceased, was referred to March list, next.
 The account of s. B. Richmond and E. R. Allen, administrators of the es tate of George E. Hoxie, deceased, was examined, allowed and ordered recorded and an order of distribu- ten of portion of said estate was entered.
 A session Of the board of canvassers was advertised to be held at Hope Valley in the morning and at the town
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11
EAT LESS MEAT
 F BACK HURTS TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BLADDER
 BOTHERS YOU.

Eating meat regularly eventually produces kidney trouble in some form or other, says well-mown authority, because the uric acid in meat excites the kidneys. they become oyerEorked; get sluggish: clog up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly baekaehe and misery in the kidney region; rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation. torpid liver, sleepieseness, bladder and urinary ir- ritation.
 The moment your back hurts or kid neys aren't acting right, or if bladder bothe-s you, get about four ounces of lad Salts from any good pharmacy. take tablespoonful in a 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, combined with lithia, and has been used for genera tions to flush cicgged kidneys and sti- mulate them to normal activity; also to neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates. thus ending biad- der disorders.
 Jad Salts cannot injure Anyone; makes delightful effervescent lithia- water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to keep the kidneys and urinary organs clean. thus eYokding sEfous kidney disease.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11

state who served ia the army and navy of the United States during the war with Germany" said bonds to be
 sSued as provided in said act2 Bridge Construction Loan of 1920 Shah the general assembly be author ized and directed to provide for the issue of state bonds not to eNcssG
 dollars for construction rspa9A1tuI and reconstruction of bridges, these bonds to be issued from time to time, in such amounts and upon stch terms as the general assembly may AeEe- after determine?
 The result of the ballot was as fellows: In favor es bonus loan, rse; against 20.
 In favor of bridge loan. 14s; against X s1.
 In the town Of Charfestown- Bonus loan. for 12; against A Bridge loan-for F; against q Local Lacunies Howard F. Briggs has been nom mated by the president to be post master at Saundersto4Fn. E. l. Sure there was another fall of snow in Westerly Tuesday. Tie snow
 flakes came in the. early morning, just before six and the end had not come when this report closed twelve hours later.
 The snow of Tuesday aid not deter the men of the highway department
 from removing the deep snow from the streets in the business center. Farmers hereabouts have abandon ed motor vehicles and substituted
 work horses and wagons for trans portation to and from Westerly vi1- tage.
 The deep snow has caused cessation of productive quarry business in the town.
 The local help problem may possib- 1 ly delay constructive work in propos- ed neU industries. 1 Electric cars are now being op- erated between Westerly ad Stoning- ton.
 The Westerly Cycle club minstregs
 gave a performance to members in | the room Tuesday night. Then came 6 ] smoker and mild refreshments. :; At the next meeting of tho We 1 ly Historical society, Albert P. Pen
 dleton will read a paper entitled
 The Pawcatuck river. ] The engagement is announced of Miss Annie Sarah Hoxie of Canon ! ehet to Phineas Munsesl Randall of 1 Westerly.
 Major William P. Dodge ordnance l department Of the army. has been ordered to the Canal zone, Panama.
 He is the son of Edward a Dodge of
 Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold D. Livingston
 have as their guest, Mrs. Morrss F. 1 Conant of Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11
 Break
Get instant relief with Tapes Cold Compound

Don't stay stuffed-upi Quit blowing and snufdins! Asdose of ..Pape's Cold Compopnd1 taken every two hours un- til three doses are. taken usually breaks up a. cold and ends all grippe misery. I The very first dose opens your clogged-up. nostrils and the air pass ages of your head: stops nose running: relieves the headache. du1lness, fever< ishness, sneezing, soreness. stiffness.
 "Pape's Cold Compoundn fs the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance. Tastes nice. Contains no quinine. Insist on Pape's!
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11
Foley's Honey and Tar
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 IT IS JUST WHAT CHILDREN ensht to haEe for fescrish colds, cousha, snnHes," and that fight, wheezine bssaskine. It stops croup, too. It eases aad cheeks whooping cough, measles cough and bronchial coughs.
 Every User a Fr;end
 Ny litt3r eira had been having the erotrn every few niShtn. co began eivina her fey, dr7ps of Foley's HGney and Tar every two er Rhree hcuss. That night ehe slept vel. newer eeuGAeA any. and next day her cnli vyns esne. H- Mra. R. II. Ranley. Stanford, Ky.
 Ny thres chiidren had very eevare sssae; q whoepins eOush. The first few doses af Folsy's Honey end Tar exvs them rr.sf rri;sT and it did thsm esc4 s-sGrs. E. Q. EesfISe' Grand Islsnd. Neh. Foley . Honey and Tar has been used for more than thirly yeas in thousands q homes for relsef fron conel,s. coIde Pegnzcdic canzR. tickling throat. hoarse. neSs. whooPins consA, Bronchial consbs and the coughs t.at follow irane2zs or la grippe
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11

Home department, Mrs. Andrew P. Miller; cradle roll, Mrs. J. Edmund Norman; committees on missions, tempelence and special days were appointed, and a committee was named for the work of Evangelism, Rev. o. F. Newton, Mrs. O.. E. New ton, Dudley C. Perkins, R. Irving Hurlbutt. Miss Jennie G. Perkins and c. E. Colver.
 Mrs. Andrew P. Miller entertained the Get-Together club Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments were serv- ed > the hostess
 Mrs. Dudley C. Perkins visited her uncle and aunt. MT and Mrs. Henry c. Beckwith of New London Thurs day when they observed the fifty sec ond anniversary of their marriage.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11

V e getaDle C0m- pound helpad me
 wonderfully. Itook doctors medicine and other patent medicine but the
 Vegetable Com. pound has helped my nerves more tn a. n anything I have ever taken. [ am thankful to the one who recom m. rnended it tame and
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11

medical aid on account of the conAi- tion of the roads. .saftF
 No mail has reached Hopkinton City since Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11

Familiarity with danger is ant to breed contempt for it.