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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-12-22
Try our Celery and Cranberries.
CoDDING & Son, Arcadia.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

All trespassers must keep off OF my
farms at Pilot Knob and Arcadia.
W. D. FLETCHER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-12-22

For Sale--A new Maxwell one and
half ton truck.
j. r. BALDWIN GARAGE.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
NORTH WOODSTOCK

MT. and Mrs. Charles Perrin sb4ht Christmas in Townsend, Mass, return ing Monday.
 A social and dance was held by thk young people in Society hall, Wednes. day evening.
 :: Miss Winifred Potter returned Monday from visit of a week in New York.
 James Perrin,- from Canada, was as his parents. tor short stay iAst week
 The Social Danes gave a vefy saeceae. full behefit for the Day kinfhhII hesol. tai last Tuesday evening in Society kati Mrs. Charles Perrin. Mrs. Henry Hiii ah1 Mrs. Allison Potter were the cotnNittea of arrangements. The Misses KsWlev and MT. Patterson of Bouthbridke aseist. ed in the program Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served. Mrs. Luther Lea. witt and Mrs. Calvin Rhwseh poured. f+h, music for dancing was furnished bY p,st. nam musicians.
 Mrs. George Lockwood Is vlsltine at H. P. Hibbard'B.
 Mrs. Allison Potter is entAttatnIns Miss Dorothy Pratt, of EoHthbrIdsA
 L. J. Leavitt has sold his farm. vvhara he has resided for many years. te Waltes Pratt, Of Southbrldee, who viii take pos. session April i.
 Several from this place attended th, theft detecting seefety's meeting at wooA. stock Hill Wednesday
 Miss Virginia Cof4tie h entarts min. her cousin from 0foveFsnSraale Miss Lois Hill has entered A n,h~., .s Portland, Maine -
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
ANNOUNCEMENT
Breed Theatre.

The romance of tho far eax;, the ln- scrutaolS mystery of old Nippon. the In. trig1es eo Etate and the ovsr-uhAsier.ne power of human love AAd devouen are the mAln Ingredients of ''1he Breath of the Coda" the UniverSAi special pro. duction which ib announced Gs the fea- sure attraction at the Breed theatre to. day TOe etory b taken from the nov. sl of the same name by Sydnsl MuCaIl and Is presented by a galaxy Of talented players which include Tsara Aski (Adrs. S%sSae -HayasawRD. !. Barney sherry. Arthur cafHwC, Ethel Shannen and Stznhope HheAteroft
 Love In every Dhraso is the predoullh- ant quality, '@rhs Bdeath of the 0ods''--- love Of coahtry, love of friends. hllkl af. fectlon between hasoand and wife and the paesionhte Isnging ef two lovers--All enter Into the story of Yuh OndA, whe finally makes the supreme sacrifice tc atone for transgrSssien she did not really commit
 For the second feature Hary Cary win be seen in "Biae Streak MoCoy," a sttr. ring story rich with romance and th, Pathe News win complete this banner billie
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
COVENTRY

John W. Walbridge, 81, died at his home Thursday morning. He suffered slight shock in August, but for the last few weeks his condition grew rapidly worse till the end Mir. WalAridge was bornf in Holland and came to this town about twentyaseven years ago. He is sur vived by his widow, two daughters, Miss Mabel, who lives at home ahd Mrs. T. B. Beach of Hartford two brothers, George of, Spokane, Wash, and Dwight, of Buff falo, N. Y, and three sisters, Mrs. Ed ward Murless of Sidney, Neb., Mrs Ed ward De Wolfe of Vernon, and Mrs. John Usher of Holland. MT. Walbridge was one of the towns most enterprising farm ers being much interested in thorough. bred Ayershire cattle; also thorough bred sheep, of which he kept large flock. He was once 8 state representa- tive from Coventry in 1913, was on the board of selectHnen last year, a member of Coventry grange and 8 director of the Holland County Farm Bureau The fu- neral was held from the home at 1.Se D. m. Sunday. Rev. H. c. Mcknight of- ficiated Burial was in the family lot in the Center cemetery.
 Miss Ruth Hawkins is at home. for the holiday vacation.
 Emory O. Hill of New York is visit ing his parents.
 Rockwell Chase of Manchester spent the week end at home
 Edgar F. Storrs and family spent Christmas with their son, G. H Storrs. Mrs. Rufus Reed entertained her
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
SALEM

Mrs Hiram Bingham and four sens of New Haven spent a few days recently at their place here.
 Rev Mfr Newak returned b New fla. ven Monday, having spent the past week here.
 Edward A. Mitchell Was 6 caller .A New London Thursday
 Henry Maynard is spending the holiday recess at his home in NeFth Plains.
 Floyd May of Norwich Whs guest Sunday at the home of Alf. and Mrs. ". B. Kingsley.
 Mrs. James Lane ahd daughter Janet have returned home after sbeAaihk ths past three weeks with New fsonasn rel4. lives
 Floyd Day, who recently enlisted ii the Navy and is ss toned it Newport, iS spending Q ten day fufiouGh &t his hsnss here. - - Mir. and Mrs William, Darling. Mr. ahd Mrs. c. E. Malona and Austin Rix spent Christmas with Mr. and Mtss Ghafies Tinker and family in Chestefhsld. & Misses Violet and Helen HoRefS, Law renee Spencer and Carl Rogers were Col. 1 chester visitors Tuesday. | A. W. Bushe1 of Norwich was q caller here recently.
 Miss Minnie Kingsley is spending a few days in Norwich,
 Friends ef John peWslfe, whA is pa. tent in Lawrence hospital. are glad ts hear that he Is recovering following a re. cent surgical operation. 1 The Christmas tree and ehteftAinfnent held in the church Christmas eve was we'll atten'ied. The program, consistine of music and play entitled Aunt ss. bfina's Christmas furnished by children of the Center school, was well rendered, Each child of the Sunday sehoei received gift. besides oranges and candy, which | were distributed to aii. | Meyer schfnuckier returned Thurstax after two weeks spent iF New York, l Mir. and Mrs W E. Kingsley Mr srd Mrs. Carl Rogers and Miss Violet AosaSS were Norwich visltsfs ThuSsdaS.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
'. L. HUBBARD BUYs
 SCOTLAND ROAD PRoPEGT1

Papers were passed Tuesday betvses Mrs. Harriet Bond of New London, coafAs and F. Leon Hutchins of this city. trans- ferring all her right. title end interest ln her property on the Scotland rOaA. fsf. merly known % the Alba .. Smith estaAa-
 Mr. Hutohins has desded the prvperty te James L. Hubbard. who at pre@nt is spending the winter In caitferhla win hia family.
 Mir Hubbard plans to return to NsF. wioh in the spring and win make sxtsn- sive improvements to the property and occupy the samA
 The property was for mary years sun- ed by the late Alba r. Smith sf NgW York city and was one ef the fnost nl- traotiye and complete country estat0 ~ this vicinity. It consists of a Iarwe m.as- tsrs house of 1t rooms. with two lapug barns. and additional ( is. There AfS about 20 acres of tillaJic land Of the finest quality. On the propsrty is a lArns reservoir capable of furnishing an A@pla supply of water.
 When put in condition by Ny Hubbard the estate will again assume it1 fofinsf attractive appearance and vill be nun bered among the fine places in ths Eubufe- an districts of the city.
 The sale wSs made by James L. Cass-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
At the Breed Sunday. Monday aad Tues.


 Are All Men AIker starring May A. llsoh. will bs the feature attraction nt the Breed theatre. Sunday. Monday and Taeday. Tnts Iatest vehicle ot the cAp- tlvatlnE Metro star preEents her in the role of rich young woman posseued with the Idea of living her Ifs In her own way, without let or hindknoe. AS such 1t carries the headStrons hsruine in- to all manner of adventures in n. Bo- hemian quarter of New Ysrk's. nfsht life where she encounters men and men. and IS finally resc11ed from q per!lous plight h. one man who was ualiks all the req
 gre All Men AiIksr" is Mics Al!Ison's latest starring vehicle, and Is conceded by many eriti1 wNe have reviewed the picture to be her best Briefly told. the story reecunts the rl1lsncps attendant up- on the irregular order ot life known as Bohemian and of the pitfalls that await young girls who deem themselves well able to take care o( themselves under my circumstances whatsoever.
 ftddy''' Hayden ls An heiress not only of millions but of the will to have hes own way. inherited from her self-snAds father. Being of age Ehe inglgx .upos taking up her quarters In New York'l Greenwich riilage and of becoming aI artist among Artistn.
 Miss Allison is said tosAine with ex ctptional Mstre in the part ut '~reddy' Hayden. Supporting her Is . notable cas including Wallace Mcdonald, John Elliot and REth Stonehonss.
 Elmo Lncsln will also be seen in "El mo the Fearless" This picture ls shuN1 Sunday night only and the temalnde ct the e:n consists of . Supreme come dy and Topics of the Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
nnrla nnelrA

Stage settings of unusual beauty arS assured in any photopioy bearing Gel B. De Milie's name and "Something ts Think About the Paramount pieturr which will be shown at the Davis tbeaf~ re next Sunday. Monday and Tues1ay easily reaches the high standard Sst b1 previous De Mine producti0na
 But "something to Think About hAs in addition to several stzgs settin0 ei remarkable beauty. some of tha nnoai realistic backgrounds of a humbier nsrt ever seen in A motion picture pre4ssttsn
 The story offers A great 0pportunity for contrast and due advantaes has eean taken of every opportunity. In this pf0. duetien. has been supplied . hrnhae biAoissrnith's home. his work shop and the poverty-stricien apartment Wherein some of the most important aetioa. ef the story transpirss.
 AFainst this bacisround Cecfi Q. De Mile placed a home = exquisite beaaev. By thus consrastinK thr t~o surroupi- ineH they harA n---t--'--s srs rNa1Innn of one and the artistic Dcrfeotisa ef other.
 Notable exr< ples of this decorutfvs lavishness nre to be found in the oFss8mi living room. library and music rpgm whloh comprises one portion of the fesi. denee dues,on. Another striking sarn- pie of the uitra-medsrn influence in tn- terior decoration iS in the dinnE ro0n of the same dwelling. A boudolr of Elffk. ing beauty completes thia hous,tnoid The second feature ie c PararneuntsA ArnsNIA3e comedy featuring Fatty AF7srayie ir His Wedding Nigbt" ThIs is -,FaftYsr latest and funnieEt comedy. "A Para. mount magazine VIII also be seSvA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
LEDYARD

The bedyxrd Congregational sunsas school held It's Christmas exercises in fh. basement fthe church. Wednesday ey. ching. The attractive aesoraAtoS,e Of evergreen and he1nleck be1khs with a Christmas tree Oh either side of the starn helped efnphasiEe the spirit SS cArlet. mas. At the close eR the exeru,ses. stffs candy and oranges were elStfsh,6Sa te the younger members of the Rananv ' school. Pop corn balls and apples vrrr distributed to all present Following ves the pregramsne:.
 Let Us. Ge to Bethlehem, cAolr; nrnyee, Rev. e. F. GoedenoHgh; A Isltaie Thlk About Christmas. Leslie HslartAeN: A Prayer, Henrietta Main; Welcome ChfssA The Royal Stranger, caioit; CAt,Etr,A1 ln the Country Places, Norman CoatE yepi. tation, Lacile Avery duet, This Child is Jesus, Frieda GoodeneaEA and Mrs. Sarah Corey; Thou Shall cAn His Name Iessls. Virginia GoodenOAAA; The Chrssssaas Letter, Phyllis CeAts; He CeanAs to Save Us, choir; Santa ClANs' Visit. Der. othy Baudru; sAntae Asslstnas Grthn, Goodenough: Santa and tA3 Mouse, Pad Holdridge; Hail the Kine,, the their rec. itation, Louise Clarke GeoAAyA, PfsnehtA Geodeneagh; That Is lust Their Way Wiifred Connolly. Little BeA and SANtn Claus, Earl BabCocA: . seny, Loassl Clarke; A Message of Christmas, Claf( Lester; Christ Is Born, the choir; d. dress Rev. Mf. Gocaehoegh. Oar NaviOs and Our King. choir; hehedickIoa, Rev Mir Geodeaoukh. .-.
 The annual fifty dollar cash prize siv en under ti'e terms of the win st kla. win Reynolds. late of Iedyafd for VaApfal perfect in attendance in the smnaAs school for the past year was awhrdet the following members: Virginia Good enough, Arthur Goodenough, Fannii Gray, Carl Holdridxe, James B. Gfzz
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
strnnA nAAfrA

Today fouf shows. i.se. !. Sss Aad
 Sensation after s.nsstlon feiiows ln ths degeropnent of the plot -of The Key so Power. the great American fneisdfnnAa-
 Desert Ruby, a western drama comedy When sonny's Pa Was q Bof. Sunday night Q
 There Is a world Of harnef ia He Paipma Girl. stsrrinE Bnlse Bhgtss, which Is showing at Strand theatre. Ths Prieealm in It's openine scenes loskt ~ though a dark and evil plot is being halchnd. And as it EpeedIly dawindh n- seit it develops several merry chuckiea until it's final stAges produce . rist q laughter.
 A strong cart has ben supplied ln sNp- port of Miss Rhodes It includes HarFT Ratienberg. Harry Edwards and osor1s French. Eddie Barry, . number ef Patnfna Girls. and others.
 Tom Moore end Marguerite Cooftot. in His Inspiration. Hidden panEsrS. Thf Lifting Fog. the final Mack Behnett e0n- edy. The Dentist
 Coming. Dorothy Dalton and Charies Ray In Back of Man. Chester Dtrondt't guperb drama Voices Everybody ahchie sse this wonderful photoplay al the Strnnd theatre honday. Tuesday asd Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
DANGERS OF ACOLD
Norwich p..pl. wiit Q. Wei to Hsss Thsms

Many bad cases of kidney tfoabie re- suit from a cold or chiii. cengested kidneys fall behind ia aitsrfns the poi- son-ladeh bieod and backaehs.; head. ache, dizziness afid disordefed kidney action follow. Don't neglect . esld. Use Doan's Kidney piiis at the first sign of kidney treubis. FvIiew this Nerwich residents exampis:
 Mrs. Henry L. Greiner, soe East Main Street. says: At times . eold has affeeted my back ana sometimes O*ef. work has casaed duil. nasssne palm across my kidneys. My back has feit weak and tired and have been worn out. When bending, sharp pains Nave seized me in my bask and 1t has been hard to straiehten tip. have used Deans Kidney Pills fer these AtsAckl and they have dshe ms lets Sf seed.
 Price soc, at all deaiers. Don't simply ask for . kidney rsmsAy-sei Deans Kidney Pilis--the same thal Mrs. Greiner had. F6stef. .MiiburA Co. Mfsfs-, Buffalo. .N. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
,VOLUNTCWN

Christmas morning there were masses at St. Thomas" church at 7.3O and 10.30, the last being high mass, sung by the fizst6r, Rev. Ludovis Paradis, with spe- cial music by the choir under the di- rection of Miss Eva Gaudette, organist, and assisted by Miss Vena Derossier. vi ollhist. The altars were elaborateiy decorated The music of the mass was repeated Sunday
 The post office was very busy place during the holidays. incoming and out going mails being very heavy.
 Several young people from Jewett City came to this village Tuesday evening on a straw ride and were entertained by Everett Nhipple, who served refresh ments and provided entertainment for the party. Mir. whipples hospitality was greatly appreciated by the visitors. Thursday evening party of young ladies from this village attended a par- ty in Norwich and spent an enjoyable evening.
 John, Herbert and George Hatch brought home another red fox Saturday naorhins, Mf. Hatch doing the shooting Fox hunters sit up and take notice These hunters are making a record. The BrigGs~ Mig. Co, posted notices this week of a reduction in wages to take effect January 3, 1921, the reduction will be the same as in other mills throughout New England. In most of the mills in | this section wages were reduced Decem l Der 20. These fniiA are on a schedule ot | four days week.
 There are many choppers at work ir ] the woods at present Fuel should be more ! plentiful next season. | Schools closed Friday, December 24 l for the holiday season and will open or 1 January 3. Christmas exercises were helt I, Thursday when a large number of tn, 1 bafents and friends attended. | Mss Agnes Mcdonald of Pawtuoaxet ] R. l., was a guest Christmas at the hon, l Of her pArente, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nc | Donald
 MT. and Mes. oveIa La Fpnte of woon .socset. R. l., are guests at the home O Mrs. La Fonde's parents, Mir and Mrs Louis Boucher.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank DawIey an, aAugAkef, Ida, of Piainheid, were guest Christmas et Mf. and Mrs. Henry Macom Der.
 Earl Bitsosd of Greenwood, R. l., spen
 the Chfistmas holidays at the home O
 his parents, Mf. and Mrs. Nathan Bit good.
 Henry H. Rice Of Nashua, N. H., spen the helitiRy ys at the home of his sister
 Mts, Louis H. Rttchette.
 Miss Margaret Mcclure of New Bed ford was Christmas guest at her hom h town.
 Miss Katherine O'Connor and Mis- 4 Catherine Sullivan spent the holidays q
 their home at Worcester, Mass. The man who courts trouble is 500
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01

weelss visit with relatives in Jersey City.
 The Greek Catholics will hold their ser vices in the old town hall Sunday morn ing at II o'clock.
 Henry Bigelow has returned to his work in Stafford after weeks visit at his home on South Main street
 The Episcopal services will be held in the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at -S.S8 o'clock Rev. T. M. Martin will preach.
 Miss Hu1da Antunson of Tvoryton is visiting her sister, Miss Clayon G. Mill ef.
 Leonard Siebert of East Hampton was here Friday.
 >Thomas P. Kinney was in Hartford on Thursday,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Tr and For.nea Gray.

Mrs. Arthur D. Barrett, who has been a patient at the Bacltus hospital for sev- eral weeks was brought to her home on Thursday. mitch improved in health.
 James B. Gray, who was severely in 3ufea when cutting down a tree, being hit by . lifnb, remains at the Lawrence hospital, New London. A little change for the better has been reported.
 All the Ledyatd schools will open on Monday for the winter term. There are several changes In the teaching staff Miss Carrie Fihnegan has been engaged to teach in District No. (, Church Hill. Mas Elaine Fitzgerald of Norwich will teach in District No. 8, Gallup, and Mrs. Alma Rudolph, of Norwich, will teach in the Dfawbridge district. There is still one vacancy to be filled.
 The meeting of the town school com mittee will be held at Ledyard Center Tuesday afternoon,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
FORTIKTH ANNUAL ORGAN
 RECITAL THIS AFTERNoou

The 10th annual orgsn recital of the First Congregational church win be held this (saturdsy) afternoon at o'clock by n. h. Warrington, bssiEted h1 MrS. A. Ll Long. coniraito. The program. @-
 Hosannahl On. 30. Dubois: Lsrgo fFOn, New World Symphony. Dvorak. .fn Herbst Op. IT. So. .. R FranH. Mn Long; Cangonetta. Frys'nger. Suite ln T. corcili. Prolriio, AIlernanda. 6arahandA Gavotta. Giga. ..
 Prelude and Christmas Pastorai ftvr The Ranger Throne. Nancy Have Song. Teresa Del Riego D Toe :werther- cock. Liza Lehnann Ferry E@tAcruza the Water. On. 3s No. ,. Sidney HordcT | PaSscI By Your Window. sfay H BrAhe Mrs. Long; Meditation. Lefnaigss I; March. Smart
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01

brother from Toiiahd.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Edwin Mastkln of Tai eottville, was with the foFrnsFs sistet, Mrs. J. E. Kinks1afy.
 Mfrs. Arthur Reed entertained her sis ter, Mrs Walter Brown of Manchester
 Mrs s. Noble L0enis is visiting hef daughter. Mrs. c. H. Smith ih MAa- chester.
 Members of the CoveftnS C. k BSuety will visit the Mansfield Depot e. E. 90 ciety Sunday evening.
 Mr. ahd Mrs. Robert Hail AnI HerAsft c. Hall of Hartford spent Christmas with MT. and Mrs. Q. e Hall.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur s. Weed of Glas. tonbury recently spent several days With Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Hawkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
PENDLEToN HILL.

ArS Mary Palmer and Misses Chris. tie and cscile Palmer were guests At John N. Lewis" in vsluniown. Christmas day.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson. following the custom of the family for the past forty years. entertained at dinner Saturday her sister. Mrs. Annie Cock and fAtnly and her own family. Ar. and Mrs. present AisoN
 Miss Sarah T. Palmer of Townee11d, Vt, spent the week with 1lrA Harrin Boardman.
 Miss Grace Gilbert of aeirose. MasE was a guest of Mir and Mrs. Willis AL ny from Friday until Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
COLCHESTER

Mrs. Jay Pease, wno has been i'll for the past week, was taken to the Middle sex hospital Wednesday morning, where she underwent an operation. At the latest report she was resting comfortably and the operation appeared to be a success
 The local lodge of the American Le- zion will hold meeting in the parlor of the engine house this (Saturday) ey- etling.
 Some of the local members Of the Norwich lodge of Elks attended the New Years eve banquet at the Elks' home in Norwich
 Isaac Nellber has returned after tve
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
freed From
 Torture Eaf0Esic Cleared His Upset Sf0FrsaCga

"The people who have seen rns suaer tsrtures from neuralgia brought on by sn upset stomach now see me perfectly sound and wsll-absolutely sae to Estoaie," writes R. Long.
 Preft by Mir. Long's experience, ksep your stomach in healthy condi. aon, fresh and cool, and avoid the ailments that come from an acid con- dition. Entonic brings relief by talk ing up and carrying cut the excess acidity and gases-does it quickly. Take an Eatenic after eating and see how wonderfully it helps you. Big box costs only trife with your drug gist's guarantee.
 Lee and Qagaad. 1a1 Main d.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
What Is Co.py On Tonight Not.on PIc.uTes a sr-ed .rse.frt-
 Feature Eo-On Pictures al Dass 1bs ltre- -
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Moving FIsturss at '. M. .. 4

Moving fisturss at '. M. c. A,
 A spoeil.ly Interesting ger. se h fsr- ranged for men and 0 aer osys c, Lns local '. A. c. A bul.d ng fof; Bulaay at 4;is P. M wi.ea two reslk- Of. IVY Ing pic.uros vii. be shown one en. klsd Tropical Gems. and the oth- z sntn1td -Herod ard h. BSrh KizE~ in ad- dition to the pic;ares. there VII be as brief song service. and Revs. Georss H Nelch will deliver a timely sddreea Ar hour E7sn; al thIs service wal prove up- lifting and helpful Admission. of c0ufst Is free to men and older boyA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
A 1921 R-Ins~r.

The H. wales Lines Company ef Hers iden has distributed h keeping with itf custom for many years. a 1s1i pocket re- hinder which Is as usual filled with use- .ul information and handy line . day uage4
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
NEW YORK BARITONE TO SING
 AT MUSIC ASSN MKEfTy

On Monday evening. Jan. a. the Ner. wieh Music association win hold is ~. ular. monthly meeting in Slater han a1 . o'clock. The evening will ba giveA VT to a song recital by Fred PAttsn, bzritona, soIoist at the Fifth Avenue PreehEteFfan church. New York city. with FrederSck W. Lester at the pianA
 The program will be as foliowai Prologue. PaSliacci, Leobcavaho Droop Not, Young Lover. HAndsi Hear Me, Ye Winds and Waves. Haadel I'll Sail Upon the Dog Star. Purcell Aria, Le Tambour Major. The Cal.
 noma The Lord is RIsen RacAmanlnNa Hebrew Melody. KAfxansE My Field, Bokelev Song of the FleG, HoussofBsky Vulcan's Song. PhIleruoh and BeRein.
 Gotfnod Charming Chloe, n German Horning, Del nte9s Robin oOOdfeIlow. FaIrTlsnd.
 Orlando Mvrgna The Mad Dog, Llna fehmaa Negro Lament. John IT. Howard me Devils Love Song. oiibefte Sunrise and You, Fem Extra meeting. Jsn. 17th. piano reellna. Adolph Dugaa Next regular meeting, Feb. fth, negro muslA Mn. Jamss A. Bidwell in charge.
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Fer Cslas or Infneh1a
 and as a Dferentive, take GROVES L. B. a tablets d.axative Brpmo Quinlne tab letsl. Be. sure you get the genuine Ask E5f gRQfES l., E. Q. tablets, Look for 0 ". GROVES Signature on box soc
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01

Nothing pleases the modest ban more than being detected in the aciu doing good deeA-
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The man who courts trouble is'soon married.
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Lee and 0sgesd, 1sl Nan e