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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26

ing talk on the auxiliary circle Of Forest
ers given by Mrs. Barrett Of New Lon
don, The auxiliary is known as the
Companion Circle Of Foresters and the
members are the wives and daughters Of
in thistcity next fan as the court voted
to take the matter up at that time ra-
Their than at the present.
Six applications were received and the
meeting elected six delegates to the
state convention to be held in New Ha-
ven on May 12-14a A large amount Of
routine business was transacted at the
meeting and It was announced that the
meeting nights would be changed from
the first and third Friday of the month
to the second and fourth Tuesday and
the meetings will, be held In Steiner.s
hall. The bylaw: committee will make
q final report at the next meeting. Acting
Chief Ranger Frank H ouiniey pre-
sided at the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
DavIs Theatre.

]. Coming to- the Davis theatre on Wed.
sneaday- evening. March 30. Is WIliLan
Harris, Jr.'s production Of Fart a
West" which enjoyed a run OF two sea
soma AZ the As,or thratre Ia Kew
.Yora<- This play II is sail. N It's snii Z.
ing 81 Chinese and American types ara
10 wide contrasts between Oriental a-d
Occidental atmospheres an1 racial travis
and above all in Heis7e Sinn5it'r c~r-
ception Of the Chinese maidtn nas an
absorbing effect on its auditors BEGIN
hinE with the prologue '3he Is rather
atartied.. Il has been written. 10 faI that
some Chinese fathers put the eams
value on their daughters as they DO
on their pigs. So Ming Toy. THE Chit
nese maiden. u ofsss1 10 sic and tfs
lts. bought by. Chinese merchant from
San Francisco At the request ~ Bnly
| Benson. a son Of the Amefican anbas-
sador who desires to save her from "a
ing into doubtful hands Bv her own
er she Is taken TO San Frlncisco whefs
through association wish AmSricans IN.
tries TO adopt their style an s7e-ch.
i This supplies much OF the comedy n
Fast II West" Ming Toys bearty at
tracts the attention Of an oil Chimes.
roue who effects a second Atrcilase Of
her but before he obtains Dossesslon ..
her she Is spirited away by the younE
u Amerscan. who has arrangsI for ser q
serve as maid 10 his sister. The me.
yitzble conflict develops when Bill. = fair
in. love with this Chinese sa-i. Tlu. dif.
I equities are cleared away and here 4
happy ending. The presenting casi
has. beer u Is said. chosen with raj
II .-.3e-rs,"e@
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26

sAIieei Joyce has the play of the hour
in '.Do.iarss and the. Woman which Will
be. shown at the STRAND theatre onrAop.
day Tuesday add "wednesday. withlt the
.highscost. Of lIyings ranpAn and incomes
ur-easonably Undated. the ,tfeme, " fih;s
extraordinary play ny ALBERT Pafson
Terhune, dealing with - ektravagAnce
when money #. pisaty,. not al we isea
delight TO aloxete o Eoed 1plcaurcs, Pu,
y pertinent TO thes -1rsssttt day n'eds
/. ~ Madgs. Riryer. Miss. Joyfe,
through extEavaKAace, 20 wei Earns
The misery Of poSeftS that e.htn weahh
comes again shells mot, "a pai,sc Of en-
| joyings n T. The sStorS q, te1--.ap 70. M
minute. There vii Also Je- a dr:Tnna &c
Feature picture, RsvenEe 81 :! a. me sc.
ture. A. comedy..A Fsrcel p,st Husband
win complete the ptSgy1nnta. =,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Datfs Theatre sunday. Monday. Tues II
FITS And Wednesday Matinee.

RI va ana " cdfieseny Matsnce.
Whatever anybOdy's opinion Of lis era
fhatio possibilities. there Is one thing o.
ctnematlc c-lmera can do-flnd that
take liotures. Il may not Ia, e dislsacci
die ACTOR "ln person" as the most elect
live uicdium. for telling stories. but when
lever the r. 'eaking stage" hias sl,Dken thi
.'lasts word. In spectacle" the cihelnatt
camsra has come along and added a.
.frFmfuir Imp eEsiye as are. ths Chi
{, Chin cboes and the 1ieccas Of tOdsy.. W
know that stomori ow the photog rapiIei
VIII 'deyrlor wohdess Of which theft pres
ent stage directors could only team
1 Eisniet which was produced some year
assO In Sev York. was generally 'yofet
HippodronI.o-ih daddy Of the afofesait
iCht1s and Acccls. But Edward Knobiock
who vfcte H., and Otis skinner vht
fstarTed in II. AZ the Knickerhoci.er q. ,rs.vei
foresrw the ampiifcation revealed ,isesr
4 Day 'at the Strand. Where the orIsIna,
iperformance showed a dozen pictures
this, kismet. still starring AIR. Simmer
follows Hail. the beggar, through all ths
ladrehtures OF his aston shins roun1 trif
4 from mehdicansy 10 magnihccnce. A. van
with, an orulent gorgcousness and 'ort
Blmilitude 10 Oh Basdad that, Is . me
thing OF fairy story. something. 81
Malheid Parrish. something Of tbs Arab
!. an Nights and something Of a usdsaeva
Burton Holmes. II dos not set IA 70,
n Tar TO say that ~ epoch Of motion pic
tnre history is marked by .luybridse's 2
plates and fhe 1900 feet Of Fir. whlel
i the second feature at the Davis thea
tire. Put, Regular interest insThe RACE o
the, Age. as the picture is called. viii no
De IN. tts historical Significance but IN n
! piethce Itself
There VIII besthe REGULAR. coDtlhuop
show today from 40 to1O.3o with a spe
cial price Tor children at the matinee Q
Is ,cenfs. tst-1
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
ODD FEIhoWs.


1t cost S20.104.22 To- conduct the L O..
o. F. at Fairview, Groton, during the
past fiscal year, according to the reports
that we're presented at the annual meet
ing OF the home corporation held, in New
Haven on Wednesday. The funds of the
home on Feb. % amounted to $64,462.41
and the residents number SO, of whom
eight are women. The farm and home
supplies on hand are inventoried at
s1s6.sS.
The value Of the products of the home
property as reported by Superintendent
Woodward was s5,oz1.,T5, divided as folT
lows: Eighty bushels corn, $40; 70 bush
els potatoes, Sos; As bushels rye, $50
three tons rye straw. $50; 10 tons oat
fodder, 5000 =. IL tons corn fodder. s240.;
"a tons hay. 500; 81 barrels apples,
s10S; four. barrels peal $24;. S4S dozen
eggs. s1f1-50; 1910 quarts milk, ST.
ef1; 1860 pounds butter, $3.50; vegeta-
bles.,. farm and garden, s352,25. 81
In his report President Grant U. Kier-
stead said: Our expenses during the last
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
AMERICAN legion.


A movement has been started through
out state American Legion circles for q
public indignation meeting as protest
against what legion members bellows to
be an attempt on the part. Of powerful
political forces in this state working
through the Veterans Of Foreign. Wars to
turn the relief funds now administered
by the legion over to certain persons OF
political influence.
The most recent manifestations Of
this alleged attempt to Dust the legion
is Communication addressed to the
state board Of contract and the commit
tee on military aaffirs directly charging
the legion with mismanagen,en- OF funds.
This communication Is signed by Herbert
McCuen of New Haven and. George j.
Goodwin. members of the Veterans CT
Foreign Wars.
NThe substitute state al bill recently
introduced in the legislature by House
Leader John NJ Buckley is also looked
upon with distinct hostility by American
legion members.
1--WE feel that this substitute bill fails
to represent the idea, of the American
legion in. any way and We shall oppose
i it vigorously" declared CAPTAIN T. J.
! BanniLan, adjutant of that organization.
| The attack on the legion by the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars has also aroused
the Indignation OF. Attorney General
Frank Healy, who was quoted in the
communication sent to the board of con.
troll in an effort to make it appear that
he had charged the legion with laxity
| in the management of state funds, The
/ communication also @ontains a list Of
names of men who are charged with hav
ing received help from the legion which
they did not need. Z
'If the Veterans Of Foreign War.
haven't come any nearer the, truth in tn,
rest of their statement than they did /.
what they quoted from me, their conten
tons are not worth bothering with" sail
Attorney General Healy today.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26

very enthusiastic meeting Monday even
ing, March FL. The members are showing
great interest in the next class initiation.
BY the way they are bringing I'M aInlica-
tons. There were fifteen applications
presented at the last meeting. There viii
surely be fifty in the class initiation
which wills be held the latter part 4 CT
April, The committee in charge was
given full power to make arrangements.
A communication from the state aerie
saying the next state convention will be
held in Merideh June s17-1sth, was read
at the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
NEW ENGI.AND oRDER..

Official announcement has been given
out from the grand lodge Office Of the
New. England Order Of Projection at
New Haven of the convening Of the thir-
ty-third annual session Of the grand
lodge of Connecticut in Hartford In l. o.
%. B. hall, S27 Trumbull street, April 10,
at 10 q m The doings Of the past fis-
cal year will be presented BY the various
officers and committees in printed form
for consideration of the members, fol-
lowed by the election of officers for the
coming year and other new business that
may come before the session.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS


(. The feature prSsr,s ftae at the. Strand
today Is '.-Ynx; Tell starring Walter
Miller. This prediction : is not, a plea
against espgtaL punishment rRsher
strongly cum eppinE the crime commit
ted. yet the fact as presented Is that
under The. stress Of cireumatanees, the
pefpetrssor &c d 4 Crime. mas nnwilhlgiy
committed an AWFUL wrong. which in It's
turn had been dsreed rpon him by the
commitment OF 4. lesser at. a previous
date. oaSstlbn Is; u the, fact that he
has suifefed mentally and physically In
most awful fnSpner.. Is the, model lite
Of a beautlf1l icharaeter. in "a state Of
mind. forgetfaLSSf his earlier experienced
aYsufficienl. iffsatIng circumstance
See the pictafe FOR The answer On the
same proxran9ns s. 'Hell, Bent Harry" 4
JGmy, Aubrey .teomedys Mates and
Nftsfeia - III -t----s- ts---s<a FslsFf
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
sNAFPT .MrssrREL FEoGEAM - :,
.,.s ~ > . WITH % IN. eHoRUs

one Of, the seaso1rs fdGhtest and snap
piest. minstreis -wllis Be given on tuesday
evening" March aatl. AZ the Community
house. BY, the Mep' club Of. Trinity .Epla-
r0pai church BeS.e les the end, men. who
win Ne Of web knoa local talent; there
Will b a ehorus Of CO. male voices who
have been iearsfuiiyi rshearsed under the
direction Of Oscar Heinrich. who is no
hoyice in putting on an ehtertalnment Of
thIb description ss.f e -" q ''@"
tunIty for .quartette harmony. and SOLO
besides having a ,runhiag IRE OF bright.
upsto-date 'hufnor IN which will be In
eiuded many. funny Iecai hits, The mem
bers of The Mems CLUB are very much en-
Unused over the. prospects OF an excellent
evenings enjoyment and report that the
sale, OF tickets II exceptional. Ticket
are on sale at CIV, aPendleton's and
Smiths drug sst6re. lpr sesni Be secured
from nhy member or the club + = -, Z.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
Six Feel Feature Picture Under ASS
49,. ,ptoes Of Y. ". G.. A. :.

sly Eel Feature fixture Under An1-
49, ,pices Of Y. u. G. A. =
! At the Community honse on Church
strdet on Easter Sund7y eftsrrooa At
= 81 o'clock. under Y. NJ - A. auspic-
~ ne Norw Oh public will have the ave
or, iese of secin- what Is c,pssde "a By
n any clergynsen and Others. the knest
-tli,' .ohs mct;en picture csr- rrqd..,s a.
Ths tItfe OF the picture Is The s,r~ar1
Of liza" In six reefs. b. Dr. James T.
Shields. produced by the Plymouth FIN
ssRev. William J. Thompson Of Drew
Theological Seminary. New YORK city.
.says. The Stream Of LIFE" produetiou
u n sermon on righteous living which
n exhibited in all our churches on sua-
day evening and ffty-one more IN sue
cessIon would IN one year do mJrs shsn
can think 10 cause Thy Kinryiom come
on Earth As. Il y in Heaven
!. This picture IS true 70 lie. tender IN
feelings. gripping in interest and spien-
did.y. photographed. II Is timely as well
as, excellent.
Robert W. Otis will onlciaie At ths
church organ. using the special music
/ written for. the picture by Prof, Carl ~.
Roeder ~
Admission, il free to the pupblic Ths
doors OF the Community house win -
open At . o. m
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
1T woEKED WoNpERFULLY

Have you noticed the number of per.
sons coughing this spring, caused by an
irritated condition in e the CHEST. bron-
chial tubes or throat? This. coughing is
banished by a. few doses of ,Foleyss Honey
and Tar Mrs. Anna Stein. 40 Western
Ave, CovingroL. KY, writes; Your
our little son. He is subject to brouchi-
its. The first doses helped him. Good
for all sorts of coughs. colds, Group,
whooping cough and grip coughs. Lee &
Oscood Co. :
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
strand ISsa.1 ~, s.-,s.1.yI..

scenes are snuounced as textures Of
Alta Boys Last Race new Triangle
Fine Arts plaf. starring Dorothy Gish.
which will keen at the Strand. theatre
Sunday. Miss GiAhs wears boys clothes
throughout .rnuch Of the play. a. she
herself looks after Alta Boy, the raee
horse which. after many misbaps, finally
'pfihgs home 4he Bacon -
/. A speeiai Mack sennett comedy. Fresh
From the city, aHerds much enjoyment:
Episode No. a. Of Thunderboit Jack
promises 70 b = real thriller and q
InternhtiSnai News Completes the pro
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26

feel ike q different woman. / have
not taken any medicine during the
past three months and / believe my
ailment Is cured. ! ann now able to.
do all my housework and attend to my.
poultry and garden. II you feel that
my testimonial win benefit anyone.
you are welcome to use it IN your I'D.
refreshments. Mrs. l.. D. QunLY,
R; F. D. No. 2 Shelbyyille, No.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound makes women strong.
healthy and able to bear their bur-
dens and overcome those MS u which
they are subject. 80 8
Write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co, (confdentiaD, Lynn, Mass,
about your health y
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
ECHOES FROM The LODGE ROOMS


year have been very high. But to the
feeble condition OF many Of our residents.
we have been obliged q keep a man and
woman, nurse at the home all of the
time Provisions and supplies have been
very high and. the general funds Of the
home show a slight decrease amounting
to $259.95, but we feel that the peak
has been passed and that the cost of
maintenance should be slightly less for
the coming year.
Donations to. the general fund Of the
home from the L o. D. F.. and Renekah
lodges sof the state amounted to s4S4.5S,
and the: New Year gifts ..5talled ss90.o2.
During the year q large number Of arti-
Giles were donated to the home and its
resfdepts by various lodges and indfvid-
uals. q
The home Is one Of the best in the
United States and the aged brothers and
sisters who reside. there are afforded ev-
| cry possible comfort and convenience.
's.A EAGLES.
,r Norwich Aerie No. ss7. r: o. E.. held .
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
. PATRoNs on HusnAr1pRr.

Norwich GranSe, No. 172. P. Of h,
held a very successful and enjoyable
meeting on Wednesday, evening In Stein
eris hall. Worthy Master John E. Fam
and fourth degrees were conferred on a
large class Of candidates. After the de-
gree woix an oyster chowder supper was
served to the largest attendance Of the
year. eThe next meeting will be in the
nature of . garden meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
MhI., for N. Iri.h Rsn,f.

Mrs q. s. woodmansee win hold q
whist at her home ~ Spruce street Lau-
rel IT'LL, Tuesday.s q ng tie proceeds Ct
which will be gh,n 20 the American
eommittee for tho relief Of the sulierinE
people I'm Ireland
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26

Midd,ctown. = Michael w. Lawton.
driver of No. 3 hose company. showed
two Boxtor terriers at the Elm City Ken
mel club IN New Haven. They are called
King Punch and YD. King Punch won
two first and two special prizes and YD
| took one second trophy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
owls.

Norwich Nest of Owls held their regu-
lar session on Tuesday evening and trans
acted routine business. The indoor car
nival plans were thoroughly discussed
and the dates..for the affair will be an
nounced later, There was large atten1-
ance at the meeting, over which Frank
Q. Smith presided
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
!. .N0TIcE

= Sotiee IL hereby given, 70 ali persons
liable 10 Ray faxes "A .he, Town of Leb-
'anon that Il hzye \ warrant 90 ieTy and
collect n tax ~ seventeen tI5l mills on
the dollar On tthe iist OF. 1870. ard that
said tax ;ie due 1ogsthe hrst day Of APRIL
is For The puspSse, 81 q .csrleetinr said
taxes the Collector win be az The Town
Han Al Lebanon Center on Monday. April
A.. 1871, and sisqr on Monday. May = from
o'clock 4. N, 'uaili ? ,e,eloek, o. n. On
Saturday. Aprig p be Will be at the stoye
: 3 n on satutdst xpfii Is: BE VIII
be at Inc nesttencel q isfisha' WATERWAYS
|, from Q p.srA- auntIl 8 pa m 1Ass = 81
|. Interest IL she rate of. ntne 10 ,sleI
cent per, ainiIn VII Be add after snt
The. aStziutes OF this STATE which applJ
the ley Ss egiss'iS9 q t5Fs. III :,
:, Rs;sa s & esaA 'A' 7,A aA'
dEoRoE Z, BEfces,
marisd r. cslisefor Of. Taxes.
n - @
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26

AaAsehestef--of interest 10 Manchester
rurkinstenS Of. this town By General
Booth VI the SalvAtica Army. . deco
Eatio7 Is called the salvation Army Dis
tinsuished Service Aedai and the local
girl p The only; Eifl "a the Tnlted, Stafes
% receive IL. AID oaly one man has
been e dseefAasa. isrs winiAs euirt
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
sEDGWIoK woMAN.s RELIEF coRPt

SEDGWICK WoMANsS RELIEF CORPS
Sedgwick Womar's Relief Corps. No.
Is entertained the Department President,
Mrs. Gertrude Westerfelt of Hartford,
and members Of nef staff and members
Of Sedgwick Post At dinner on Friday,
March 25th, at Buckingham Memorial
Covers were laid for IS at the tables ar
ranged in a square and beautifully dec
Grated in the national colors and Jpotted
plants. The following menu was Nserved
Fruit Cocktail
Tomato .Bisque
EscaIioped iOysters Y.
Egg Salad .
Rolls Pickles
cocoannt custard Pie
|Tea coire.
Easter fayors were at each place. The
dinner was sery ed by the committee in
charge of Mrs. NJ. Florence Dean.
Following tho dinner the regnlai
meeting was held with Mrs. Annie L
Rawson presiding. The reports of tn.
secretary and treasurer were read anC
accepted 1t was also reported, that Johr
Martin, a former member of the Sedg
| wick post had passed away in, Califor
/; MIA Mr.. Martin was a brother. of Mrs
George Kies Of Greeneville An inter
esting talk on Child Welfare was givei
| by the department president and ais
complimented the work of the local Off
GERS. Mrs. Clark Of New London. pres
correspondent. spoke on Americanization
Mrs. Grace e, Manning recited severa
selections. Mrs. NJ. Florence Dean, on
of the department officers, also spols
briefly.
The meeting closed in the usual forT
with the singing Of America and the ga
lutte to the flag.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
!. .cAARiL,Rs q EAhRIsKIE.
.Notieellt:oe taxpayers

Notice a hereby given. to all persons
and corporations liable totpay taxes TO
the Town Of CotumbiRs on the stax list OF
f9eo,' that will recel,e said taxes at
the time apd place hereinsfisr !!designat-
(. eAti Yeonaans sHat., Columbia, Conn.,. on
Thursday. a pm u, issl. from . a. m. 10
4 .,p.1 m.s and at Mr. .entinfred Slater
stsye in Hpps Rsyer. ceDnst on 'Wednssr
m. and from 2 N. m to 4 p. m. AZ feo+
mans Hail. Columbia Conn. =, \
Said taxes iwiifa become due and pay
abe on Arril a. 1871 - - -. y, a Z
8, On adj. tAKes renlhinfnge unpaid one
month, after legal ne.ice. interest viii be
collected AZ the rate Of. nine, 90 per cent
until alt are phid. together With All legal
|. !, FAX &. shau be dsen,ed to become due
en- Tire Grst day on which fhrl coilectof
there T. according 70 the terTns Of The
nSs.Se seven ey him. shall be. ready =
's ffei 'fs' es.1 n ( -, .77ii.T r., 4<1) =
e - ~ -yIcroR BRoussERu..
Collector d Ta1es for the rssn -
7 c6iuheIa, ! -. = -. Fl.
Dateda.st caluuSIa..2 Coma. ) this ASA
day. Of Maschl 1871. nafi,s
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26

IIGrtferd.-The prediction was nizse
Wednesday evening" By Harry Michel.
city, chairman OF, the fsr1ner iabor party.
that the vote OF the party at the coming
city election will he materially larger
isrEer than IN April. ESQ. whcn therean-
didstss PEELED - ave. aes Of 2.eoe = 49,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26

|ulohetA my peri
DDS were eJces-
|siye. ! had seen
your medicine ex-
tensively adyer-
tised and thought
. would give It q
fair trial took
about eight boxes
|of Lydia E Pink;
hams Vegetable
|Compound Tab
lets according to
- A. -
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26


Sunday school i~-s - 81
Special Easter programme for c. 8.
meeting Sunday led By Ms. William Nc
sscol
TN hachaueh ehureh wepennE
an Unusual laser nlor = service. me me
u'aIosue. !, fer -h-Aster mere tor zen 1,
zouil EIapss'N- was "lle'en,s ny AazIs aret
Siattery; II represents P.easure' Beau
! ~ Music Fame ana Powers coming 10
| one VINO rs making 'ner IRE choices trying
TO persuade her 10. choose their way.
Christianity comes before her with the
Christ vision MISS -hicnardeon: from
! East Nortnneio, VIII pay piano solos.
MIS-. EssA Geer and W. y: MONTGOMERY
VIII ASSIST by readin;s- me choir WIN
| sing, anthems py A. + Loud and Ca
ieo Simper II service VIII begin at
II O'Clock; conducted -py the pastor Bev.
). r.. hicnareson, ~ i-'.3 =
4 AT the Methodist church the !. .suss-
4 cal programme will be: -, /.
49,. E..,.ls
Day sof Eesurrect,on' Aaan... .os9s-,a rns
selected. Director. Irving Tp6rnton. or;
ganist, Ruth Robertson. Rev. ]. r. siAi-
drich will preach an Easter sermon.
( The Epworth League at 6 p, m. WIN
BE lead by Mss Bessie sMcC1uggage
j There will be an Easter concert at sew
en- O'clock
Il Rev. " ID: Funer's morning. eubjeci
Us The First Easter Dawn. and the even
ing subject, Assurances Of Victory.
j a. a.. 1...,I.s .t.a,s,s., -. :.
4. ar so,Ia,,,'.,, .-o.-sa...-y s,ni -
fchris. l. Risen w. , :. = go
This Day Of Gladness snenc ..s'., ,o,o nj :,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26
IEbaE xoTruEH
Notice Is Taxpayers


An persShs sliab..e TO sa5. taxes in the
Town Of Preston ares heIeOy notified and
warned that a. shayes e. v arranF 70. levy
and. coilecth tak, OF Is mills On The ldollar
on the Tow. Eist Of iissoxpAys able; hznce
10 1921. aid Tor the purpoHe 81 eoilsctink
{; ths IL, s:thlee E1Ab tsisat- the fopoE'.ns
" edpesdty4 April 10 Notyisb state
Hospital xfF@fn 1 pm 'untif >. y. IN,
HIsday, Ara 21st- hts N. 'srore q
AbrahEInf FiShbope5 from b ia n. me- 70
l:so.i y, mn. and at the fsioFeyof George
N HS,1Is. = a TSs 3 'E SSiIl , "a I'm
until s.aosln. -. 1 April z5ds az the store
Of, John ~. fseiBardscn., Preston city
from IL ~ M. rHtil y D., M s'ss.I
All taxes. uppald May ist'N win be
eAaLgss ipler'is AZ ss.er cent, psf annun \;
Be subject 20 spfosseutlen as the hN
l.s.s. si + CHARLES c zAbBIsKIE. I.
=: .,;s.:a1 ~, 1oiisei0f ~ raasa
Dated, al Preston; March -: -. tsst:s
A > r. u 49, fH1rL*0
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26

/ ma Sharkey and Ariae Therrsen 80
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FoRESTERS.

Court City of Norwich. No. SO, F. of A.
at their last meeting heard an interest
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TOO WEAK
TO WORK.
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound Restored Mrs.Q uinlys
Health Now She Does II
Her Housework :. : :,

eheIbyviIle; MOI was only able
30 do light homework because for
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-26

8 COME ~ and have your. car washed.
seny time between a. M and IL d "a.
Bailey IS GarpGe. Bath St, ~. dee2sd
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Afro wAsIIiS a

ExRERT automobile washing and best
Of service. 5is Franklin ST. Phone 7ss.
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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-12-22

Mr.. J. NJ. Forster, of Morgatown,
Ga, spent several days with relatives
and friends here recently.
DR.. R " Mcclure has moved from
this community to below Fair Ooks,
we regret to say.
Mr.. Sam Smith has moved to his
farm near here.
Mrs. P. T. Cunningham spent Sun
day with Mrs. Donaldson.
Rev. Elisha Stiles, who rented Mr.
C. Burton's farm and moved on it.
heard too much talk of hard times, Sc
he moved back to Tennessee, near
Copper Hill.
Rev. Will Jones has moved to the
Bells Ferry road.
Mr.. John Donaldson aims to move
to the place vecated by Mr.. Jones.
Miss Matte Cunningham, who has
been in school at Etowah, Tenn, has
returned home for the holidays