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Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
SHE SHOWED TIE CAR

"Yes.s said the young daughter of the family, as she unlocked the garage for the gentlemen Who had come to see the car, q am sure father &oI't care if you look 1t it while you Ars waiting for him. He just stepped over to the drug store to set some cigars"
 Pretty sficsl bus gA?" remarksd the prospActive purchASsr when the opened alley doors had let fh tKe spring suA- shine.
 'G6od car," seconded the SnS who had come with him, "kest medium priced car on the market. You can't xst delivered on new ones, the demsnH's 50 great. All the good used ones Will Be snapped up. This looks like | pretty good bay"
 Yes" wofunteefed the young daugh. ter of the family it certainly is s dan lay car. Father says he never saw a car hold up 50 Wen. It must be awfuliy strong to stand what it's been through
 You should have SSen tho way father hii the bridges when We were touring last summer"
 "Toarfhs! whsrs aia yea ger' asked the prospective putchsser. we had | perfectly wondertul trip. We went td California over the CoISrado route and tiiCA V O swung uOHA ttAEV06A 1E&Ad6 " New Orleans and back hsfns over tho Dixie hikhway. It teek ali my school va cation tc make the tt1s. had enough fun to last tho rest Sf my life.'' You say the car held up," said thu brospective customer. "Did yeu have Sn! engine trouble?"
 "0hly thing, it Sot too hot when ws't climb hills We used tD buy watermel ons t6 Sat whils Re sat and Waited fol the engine t6 cSol, but that vas laads o i, fan. The only real trouble was ,Nhes We ran over . bewidef ana broke tn, axle. Then we had to Wait for weel ] in | littIe old jerkWater town where theri Ras no swimming or tennis or anything Tt looks fresh enough" mentioned tn 1 prospective Purchaser with a knowini 1 glance toward his friend.
 "Yss," offered tho young dadkhter, 'i
 is fresh. We just had It painted and re
 nickeled. The rear lenders are bran,
 new. So are the side curtains and th hoer carpet. smashed one of the fend
 CTS myself, 50 took some of my saving
 bank money to Ses the new en&
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

amount of atteheisa has been IiSsA them this winter because of the efforts which have Seen eirsetea to the keeping down of ektenditurss, but with the prospect that some of these may fail of passage thers can be no cause for surprise that MT. HarafnE should jog the attention of the conEfesemen to the necessity of get ting this business out 6f the way.
 me plea is for the elimination of dlia- tory taeeics, the c6neentralisn of effort for the fshdainingg days oi ths present congress uscn tht accon,plishment ot that which thegy unaertesk Sefere chr;st- n,as and the dsvstisn of the attention to the putting tkfsush of the appropria- ticn biiis which should be taken care of By this congress. Mr. Hardin2s plea. is to aveaa 1asts esfert Hpfink the next two weeks and # should be the meaas of inn pressing con9ress again with it's respoh. abilities at this tirAe.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
s.sriss That Recall Others
Oh. YS Men!

oh, Ye Meh!
 There are somethi~g a woman hndi hard to forgive in her liege lord and master, and this one: Recently hus- band whose record shows 30 years O. married life with his, one and only wife, came home, and. after looking at her intently, was heard to murmur. Blue"
 What did you say?" queried the above mentioned wife.
 ''Oh, nothing in particular" he replied, but saw an old friend today, one you never met, who stopped of between trains. He wanted to inow all about you, how you looked, even the color of your eyes and blamed if I could remem. Der. told him brown" s sem the Winner
 The other night young man N-s vis- ittns his best girl, and stayed on and on ant;l she became very sleepy indeed. Al so she had to go te work the next day ana thought it time to give him . hint that it was time for him to go home Finally she said: Don't you think you had better phone for taxi t0 go home in? It's So late now and there have been several robberies out tn this part o the town after midnight"
 The young man was visibly pleased al her suggestion, "Oh, yes, please do," he returned. I'm hot afraid, but the tax will take me home 50 much faster thar can walk that I can stay at least ar hour lehger."
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
5DD INCIDENTS IN AMEkfcAs
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PRISONERS 1F THE hEvoLUrfOR


 That death on the teld of battle was far preferable to death in British pris- On or prison ship was rec6gnized early in the Revolutionary var, when horrible tales Of the treatment of c6ptives came tS Be known. When Ethan Allen wrote ts the Connecticut Assembly from his New York prison that he had suffered eveey- thing short Of death" 1t aroused . great deal Of resentment on the part of the patriots who had used the most humane methods in the handling and cart Sf the men they had captured.
 When Ger. Charles Lee was captured late in December, 1776. washington sent flag of truce to inquire as to his treat nent A little later he gave warning that any violence committee upon Lees life or liberty will be severely retahstsd upon the lives and liberties of the Brf- ish officers. or those of their foregin al- lies. at present in our hands.
 Lee, it later came to be known, wea treated with considerable tbSughtfulness but many Of the patriot prisoners were | less fortunate In New York, where ! most of them were held, thsy were ill-fed, I ill-ciethed, without fire and 1t the mercy of provost marshal. who enriched him l self by feeding the dead and starving the living"
 Sickness soon became general and many lay for six. seven or eight dhyt in all the hlth of nature and of the dys. entary, till death, more kind than thi Britons, put an end b their misery" The mortality was frightfui. whaii l many 6r those who secured release fei eh their way to their hosnss CT aict soon after their arrival. With perhap. some exaggeration it wes declared ,tha ] Gen. H0we had "6tscha+ge HI the priv
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
s<snz1Ea rr 0sreHnss,

N6ea Prs6Adk6A-eass+ Hkfdihk spSks to sss nns6aSefs Sf thS senate 1t thS taffss of. hs fsrsven to cAat bs6y, he laid n.aiseA sTsss 1Dsa the Importance Sf kekeink dswn 6 66s&6 ana A6sS1ne eiiSAMr ssmegnknS As 6A skxrt sesGaoa 6f cSn- sress insksAa e AIfiy-aAnyink and kt tlzt nsaas tA<Sw rSssSAsRtfities which sbc1aa be szsG6sa now upoa ths Aecssi ssA4sA of c6aersds te bs eAiied EeSas t4ns Sex& zsAth. 1t was Ae Sscas4SA fer AS. HGsNak eA SAA@<aka tS sA&Ss tic esurss 4s 6s tsaSUtA bs txs JrdSsat sSa- Ess1S kn1 hi Gsa sSA kttenzht GkSxakg st Ehs Esd BSa ks eia saasaver tS aiaaEes1s upsa 'k tAs 4neSFtzkeS Sf avsi1nE h. ael40A
 h se~OESa rsspSsas the pFSkrsGls;ilassst wa.teh hAA 6SSa yFSSArsa far Sks xsh hns kst 1N6s fir yseA fsalUwed, GnA xaSA oaay skaAa tSS vAsks iA SlAeh 6 Ser4s e szR tAe setSsSk s !nstsxSA ttlt t wfi bs aseamEia. o&a SIS kSSs bsen Sa3nA. SeEefA ar6 1kS@sAS Sslsstt rru<FsSs vtilS tGaS SFAs ktka %6Ash sasa net Sa< Se sat<sA TfA a4ste S;ss1sA oe e0nSress h SAS <AlsA rAauafts tkS 0A. vvts0a of . 1sRae nsQs1e. Of ehMA tS s. prsgEs<tsdi vA 1sts &sA As 1Al
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
1H1tEt TEAlSsFearAT1oN.

Transportation problems -haxse prevail ia fer a l6ak time kha 1t Will he a lSng time Ssfsrs thsS4A tkst nsx axist will Dc solved. but thsrsvire rSsssns to appre- ciats tho tact fhsn any sbstaele which stiats in thp Nks Sf tsttsf i3o,xalhsnt st frsaght is siisninatsd or steps ars takHn Shish viii haAsa ifs lasHHssal
 Al huitnSss has tFSSE 1t has bSeA found that facilttiss #hieh may haxe Ben katS6tts for ysaf5 akS are, uAabie to preyi3s tao kscofi Seaztikns SdAS 3nd kitk tic yfStatt aeFyic6 that Is desired ChanEss must tasrsssre be rsads And &ksts chAnses lre advSpat1d 5ob3ecfiShi of sne, character or anSthsr are likely ts AriSe.
 h sfdsr to better tht freight ssrvi6e into and cut # New EnSiand there hhi lthg been urged the construction of a new railroad bridge over the, I9udseE river At CastiGten, W. r, for the purpost 6f kv1ihlns inc cSnkkstion which has pfe. vailed in the Albany yards. Opposition of th4 strongest kind has been manifested to the plan, the chief reason advanced being the fact that it would require piers being Huilt ia the liver that would servt to sbstrnst ha*iEfztisn. This Vas per mittsd tS SWAY opinion ts such an exttn that Authorization of the right to built the bridge seemed impossible to obtain Not dAtil the matter was investigated b, | kSvsfnfnAnt cSnrIssien ana it was de ci6ka tiist 6Astsatie6 H6aid Aot be Job strueted Wkt it ShssdBle to ret l fAverabl report upon the prAjeet in congress Caught iA the rAtA sf bnsshess Ahd no acted upon it is nSt unttl now that tn impedifnents ts thS construction hay been SysreSne, but Nth farorahle ac tish sy eSnstsss ! long lnd hard Ugh
 has Sesn wen Sy thsSe ShD have bee, ttriSiak ts S6t tk4 SAAaes $ five hette faiireS6 strsics t6 this SArt 6f tht eo1h try. There stiii mfnhiss tho delay ths vii St sos&sa6ntd aftl the work 6 suildihk tht ssiass Aha tAk senAseIisi lines iS eefnplstsa SHt sGG pronsiss 6f fs lief is tns takt indicatss the S4ercsminl
 ot tht, ssrisnS frkiEht nonk4stisns at thi fatew1y to .Ner England fn thS nsaf fu ture, and every such bektef1Aknt in trans
 portation is to be heartily welcomed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
As4fcfAFsi btsfExABobs.

Aklt t6 eStAiA the means of ks4tnK to ana away ffon the scsns st spsrati6f,s quickly 6y means Of high pS&erkd alite- m6bilss, Sank rS9Sers and thuEs Afs tax ing advantage of such assitaneS in car rying sh tAsir %Srk. That it is possible to thwart. them in their plans is dis ei6sed by ths sifair at the Mansaeid, NAss, bank this &sSk 1hafs 1 kAnk ezA- ploye ducksd under the countsr, got intb ihG cellGr After luckily escapsnS the shot from the revolver and after cominunicat- ing with citizen on the outside got as s!6tanee by having the fire department called, ana Whi;A they were net caught on the spot. part of the kahk Vas later l.lacsi tndef AFrtse.
 Whether it was q scheme that had been previously worRed out is not known, but aside from the aodEins Of the bullet more ot less of a cfisrra must have been taken in getting someons to conmunickte with from ths ekIizr. It nevefthel6ss @Drked and such way Of sprSadinS an alarm suksests thS wisdom of such institutions teink coanected With ths police depart mont hy means of signal system that could be epsFatsd after the idea of s fire alarm system by pressing button under thk esuatAr, position which events 5f the sast fe~ yeErs have sno~n ought t6 De mere Sr lsss fsftiAed. An alarm that %taid sound On the outside of the building would also inteEAers Nitf | their Work.
 Desssradees are prepared to take al kinds Sf chances. They depend upoF
 speed in Actipa as well as the Set away
 and whatever sss@ss to upset thkir plan! 6r to threaten them With eapture ii
 bound to prevent thSn, from accomplish ing thsir ebject. Quick action. however
 is cailtd for It is ns time to depend
 upon someone chancins to pass By u
 help spread the alarm. While uch wis
 it's are hst welcomed the wisdom sf an
 ticipatiAk thssA by prsparsdness meas
 arts shSht n6t t6 ht etsvlSeksa rsotec
 6n ana the 6rsakint u., 6f such activi
 ties cali fer sveFt' ad3isable means fe
 ing takSa.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
GRANGE fsH si6x TO 1o4a.

h ooAn&etic1 Wfth the sStensiS6 of the riRht ts vote to those whs Ars AZ. sent from the state At the time 6f SS siectioh. there is behg eeHsiasrkd ih MassaehusettA | prspositi6A to Iivs this sAms right ts thsaS whs Are sick ma thus prtvshtSa by lines 6r injury ri. thsr than distance from kettink tS ths poIla
 The 6tspssatied is sAs thst sess.s .s lave it's kesd points sven thSVta it is possiSie to r4iss tkjsssienS to 1t. ThSrt seems to be he reason Why | bsSesn WhS Is not sufferihE from mental tfsssie sheuld bs eeSrtSsd st his right to Soee tast becaass 1t happens that some mi ercbe has erawiS6 iitS his system if the sreserVAtton of that privilege Is fetAx lc bs assured ts these wh6 Are sS far away that they cannot ket home haa %hs as q mktter of fact may Ss S1itS ks ;n. disposed terspofariiy as far hs hSalth ii concerned As these Nhe may bs kSbt %itG. in doors within | stones threw sf the loilins place.
 In MAssSchaseets the wonder Aks bAer expressed that thought was net ffSkh tt the inciusiea ee the siek GS val kA the absont in tie provision fer AhsenteS TSt. lne. The real trsabie ~sHia sekSn t6 ii, h AkskdirdfAg Gelfhst fs&ad, fSr 1t car he appreciated that many who are enti ned to vstt SftsA refrain frsm Q asssi Secause of soAaltishs which afS ifkki, te endsAsef tAeie AsAith. 1heFe Afe Sth4r, who may De csn~alesc4nk but for ~ASlf k weuiA be inAATisAbiS tS ika$A tK, heuse to go ts tht psiIe, while othets maj be restricted to tho house or esen tn, bed Ana yet bs 6aSG6it se voting lnkslli gently. There is SeuAa ts bS ( stroa, sentiment Sack of th6ss xhS fikinSAli thAt eaeh pSSpis s66did ts kfSsn thsi opportunity to express themselves. Tnsi nay thsAr tsxss, Sick Sr veil. ana the, oaght not ts 6S dlsSri6inattd Ak4fss just beo&nse tAey ds net hGSbsA 10 5 iebust St GlSct1oh tine A ths way tn s4vecAts puts t aAa t s dn &rSasaea that earrass HesgAt 7heft is nS%6stke lens ths ek4Aee for fr4aa w6leh sEesn to leSsn MrkA whether that eah ! ovsrcshn6 dad &eesuat4 pf6SiEiSn S1Aa ts kaifd ks4Ease it is shk Rhiax uss which ths asSEasa h the n6ktksr Hiii uh s1sstisnasay f6f8ta$ rtst
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
J CRaaATIOE WEEK Erssswa tss. tat ,sst
 i0W6
cURBiNa fnT MoSGPrrA.

This ls not ths s6kesa If tE6 $ear vaaA mosquitoes art bitfng 90 furiouSiy taSt those whe guffer would be willing to as most anything to get rid of the pest, but from the measure which has been iatrS& duced in the legislature it iA fe1Atasa Ss the time when steps necessary for tNa Elimination of the ntls&AeS ana aKnk@ ought to be authorized.
 When the swatting time comes it Is tso late to think about preventing that army of probers. Swatting and other m2s- ures make some inroads but the reai mothed of taekltng the problem is to eiim4 hate the breeding places. ana Whtn that 6 done the maaU6ft Sf fkiite thkt .s a. bired viii Bt stsdtta. rtsHshtiSa Ia home tnstaares Is aSelAeaiy 46S& wa6a tt comes tS seMe$sak the kkf4SR 2nd cans of st4SAA4t xattf, Sat t ls | difier- ent propesisas6 whsa it eSnats e drtinine sw1mplane sf SlifnE ths Sakfkk1a st stag aant poels whifS sAjs<aittas tfSsa and nitrate to the AeAfSS settitAsAts sS
 csmpaissi isilsss sh. nssssi.s s ether states hxSt AesSSSfshst lKsttiat results Ind d tAsft H Ssah9 Ssaas at the prsseAt time tt Sftnk ts tGs xttsa. ton of tke fAsfAi assembly, iks issflIfftt. ancs of t6k4k9 ftses Etft ia Gym ssf3sGii that win f6sait M kSepEns 6tWn Skt pest if it e 6st tSssibis to pfxesA h such wA$ As tt Silminsts tks 1S.
 The purpoSs ss ts t1kkS tie WSfE Tdls; the direction ef thS St4Saitsfai EfS1Fi; mental station At NSN f4ASeh Gfa Is vFS: vide the funds thkt wfii bs Hscssafy t, carry tA ths Wsrk. Nxt6fsify sdef measures for relief as are taken fnusi bs governed 6$ tkS 6nanaii 6s6lsf. anee the SsAts SAa Five, Sdisias est rueh help Is N tdfSishsd by tts SfFaSi. saticn which is wsfKihE for the contre of the mS6aaite ih tRiS state m coetef; ation with activities similarly directed ii neighborfng cSn1ineh1sSithS.
 Next sanFitr when they are Sitlnk tn; hardest and a year when thk state hk, utsre funds Gt it's ctsinand wedid asast less assure mora consideration for tb, idea bat in the interests 6t hssith knl comfort t Is 1 matter xhish ckanSt 6i uhtirsly aiErke4fdsA.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

John" began the wife sternly. "I mo- ticed your coat on the hall stand this morning all covered with mud. How did that happenT
 Sorry, my dear" responded hubby. meekly. Tt dropped in the gutter as I was coming hone last evening"
 An, and were you in it?"-American Legion Weekly.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
Ladies, Attention

BUY YOUR CLOTH FOR cLoAkiNo AND MEMS sUITlNes DIRECT FROM THE MILL AT MILL PRICES, AND SAVE MONEY. THE BEAU -TlFuL sEAsoEs SHADES IN SUEDE, vELoGR. AND NEWS FANCY suITINes. SAMPLES ON REQUEST. cARsFARE PAID. GLEN wooLEN MILLS, wleHTnAk's
 SWITCH. NORWICH TOWN
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

The reason a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet is so beneficial is because it is composed of things which a weakened digestive system lacks. ! If all the stomach sufferers who have been relieved of their misery by StuarPs Dyspepsia Tablets could be gathered together into one column, they would make a tremendous and happy army. Join this army NOW by getting q 50 cent box from any drug gist.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

she-Do you remember, dear, how be- fore we were married you used to tell me I was worth my weight in gold?
 He-Yes; and do you remember how terribly skinny you were in those days? Boston Transcript
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

For the second successive year the women students at the University of Wisconsin have averaged higher in scholarship than the men.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

Of esarss wAsn 1t fets etsss b the end o6asrsss haaAaSes ts push A lst sf legis. iAtisn thtsaeh. Sat 1t is hard to under stand the Wisdsin sf wasthk ss much timt nsssiessiy 1nt then bs forced into s crazy rush ts get through on time.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
NOTICE

A Special Meeting ot the stockho,s.r, of The Power Cohstrrction and suneiy Company Of NerTieh, cOqnecilcst' s hereby called 10 bs held ln the once of Brown < James. Thayer Building, Nor- fhatidsy. March d, lssi io ses nTsS: %ss,bs1 on they win vote to confirm the fsiie1irr vote. Of the Directors Of said npapv PAssed at meeting heid at N Fcsstsf. ary. 1881, viii: Voted the cornar. ate existence of The PuNtr Constructiar and Supply Company be tsrrninaied.
 Dated at Norwich. Conn., tAis ist Ar N February. ls2l fesfEs
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
Eat Like
 a Boy
Let Stvart's Dyspepsia Tablets Assist Your Stshnaeh Whenever It Needs
 Such hslp. They Are Safe.

If you really want your old boy appetite to return to you once more, form the practice of eating Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal. Re- suits will kstound you.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
"plAMoND DYES" DON'T STAIN HANDS Dye any Garment or Drapery without Staining Hands
 or Utensils

Each package of Diamond Dyes" contains easy directions for dyeing old, faded, shabby shirts, dresses, waists, coats, sweaters, stockings, draperies, coverings, everything. Beware Poor dye streaks, spots. fades, and ruins ma terial by giving it a dyed look" Buy Diamond Dyes" only. Tell druggist whether your material is wool or silk, or if it is cotton. linen, or a mixture. 16 rich. fadeless colors.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
College Yell Needed.

Can't some undergraduate figure out good yell for the electoral college = St. Joseph Gazette.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

TaVe Wore Inc. Salespeople in stores work harder than walters, but they don't get tips Albany Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

With taardsks, fists ana terrorism so- ing sa dhshseksa the crime wave seems to have skit.sa to Philadelphia.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

The nan sA the corner says: Take time by the fersl6ck and ket ready for the obEnink ef ths hens gardening seq Seh.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

Those RSsaekAS &hs arc ssiss back With a confSrtabie Sankrsil apparently don't sfte hrtcs weight to the ert of Elm ma G6ldniAh; fiat she had rather be in jail in AmSkHba tAAn free ia soviet Rus sia.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

There Art SthE eases of tneessant taking tEA4 that St the chieaks girl but hS one pays, sascA attention to them.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

cenkrSss must do some work fA the neat tvs Weeks if 1t is keinE to set rid Of tAt sack Sf business bStsrs t.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

1hkt kfr4 xhs AGs taiked for ss many hSars in tGs iniadis vest has aroused much interest hut ordinarily it doesn't create mora than tfik i1ssdal attention.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
LETTERS TO TIE EDITOR
Waais to fish E1Sry DAY.

W6Ais to fis6 EStry pay.
 Mr. bdator: Seven days 6t fishing please I believe that 1t is about time that the lovers of fishing should sit up and watch what some of the law maker, are doing in Hartfora in fek4rd to some rules and regulations" lAws that they are trying to pass. Rules ana reglia- tions call them because it represents the wishes of a very, very small percenta$e of the hshefnen prsSabiy 1aeMbers of so- called fish clubs. By the sppearAnoes Sf some of these "sunhy, sAthsr" hshefIhSh along the brooks 1t sesnE to me that the only reason they have to walk along 2 brooks is to 'shoW eft' their fancy fishing tackle and tell people about their mem- Bership in the ',sA an4 soa eldb. I hay. never seen, one ot these felfowH that had a respectAbls string of trout But. have seen. sorne with | string ef nnkerlinss ], have met rrofessienEi ana business men and | pleasure to meet and chAt with, members Of clubs also. My respect to that class of manly men.
 Teach man to 1ota ths rivers, breo woods and fields and you will have a man who loves his country ! man who FJves his three days | week is not a man. therefor give us seven days of wholesome and refreshing freedom in ARCHIE coBLENTz versailles, ESD II, 1921.
 Tex Haltsti Mast nave H16lias H.
 esHses
 MT. Editor: I beg to call tho attention of sportsmen, who are engaged in fox hunting, to the fact that it is illegal to hunt foxes without taking out a hunting license. This matter is provided for in Chapter TIE, General Statutes Section 3142.
 Several Of my wafaehs report that they have found fox hunters without li- censes, and while we are anxious to get rid Of the foxes at the same time &e want it done according to the law.
 Very truly yours, ..,
 New Jenden~ County Fish and Game
 Warden.
 NkK London, Feb. 14, 1891.
 The EieetfieitS Bilas.
 MT. Editor: After reading yie~t st different people reehrdine the gas aAt electric company IS wish to mention sr instance of September fast. used efgh KlHoWAtt hours III SSptSfdDeT anu Ahla kilo@att hours in October. My Sill shsuIt have besn one dollar for each month | Instead I was charged one dollar fo 1 four kilowatt hours in September. Fou l hours were carried over to October making thirteen hours 6r s1.sS. where I should have paid two dollar for the two months l. paid instead Se.se. | Some might ask, "Wfat is soc?" wi1ic isn't the point. ! spoke to sevesa about the matter and they all c,aifne to have been victimised in the sam manner.
 Why aid they want extra revenu during October? Perhaps some on wanted a raise in salary for favorin the public, by giving it garlic saA
 There seems to be witchraft in th meters at times, otherwise hprnAl Sun ing of lights would not vary i've kil6wat hours per month as mine has I pos lively know that I have never burned l kiloWatt hours in one single month an the meter is therefore liar, unls. some one coaxed it along like coaxinE horse with a few oats.
 Let us hope that a little cohsidefAtir for the public will soon Be shown. EAST SIDE Norwich, Feb 15, 1891.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

HifAEaS cSaiE.issssaef Bsnnett be. nsVes Hat meter Sshieies should pay | higher tax, ans in doing ss he will win &ptro*Ai as wen at plenty Sf opposition.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

When the senasS 'knocks sat the free seed Appropriatisn it rspSats a former SsftSfsaknee, Sat 1t never has been able ts Nh Sver the house ts it's point of view.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16

Half Sf FSbfuary has kene and as che days lenEthen the fact becomes more plainly esta6iishkd that winter holds nethinE ssssks "a store for us.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
. TH1TATTAI, YaTpt:

Paa6rskSei sass his playing is at aA Gna snt he ought tS favor | few fare well tours 1t least.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
Notion Department

Enamel Coat Hangers .......;. Sc Curling Irons .................. se Alliance Hair Pins, 2 p<ss. for. Sc K. B. & Go. Hair Pins, 2 pkss. for 90 West. Electric Curriers' ......... se Spool Darnina Cotton, 2 for.... se Msndine Worstsd, 2 cards for. Sc Premier Collar Bands ......... 9e Baby Mine Gilt Pins, a eard.... se NiekeIed Thimbles ............ Sc Aluminium ThimblesL 3 fer...... Sc ceIIuIoid ThimbIes, for... Sc Twink Flake Dye, box. .......... Sc
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
Lace and Embroidery
 Department

Tws widths-3Li inches wide and worth 12rse-fer...........
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