Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 12, 1912, Page 7

. NORWICH ___ NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1912~ AT ol 2 Can You The Porteons & Mitchell Co. Eat Cornéd Beef e : and Cabbage, A SALE OF : v |“Hand-woven” Linen or Mince Pie ? Do. you enjoy eaflnq or do you go vd“mflwhmm*“ ui'u,DzloC;l? gll‘(::‘e'(l“b’;ho{)‘; Dmumon: 'l'h. Training of Children. ?s :h?n:a:: &":&‘{f,,;‘fi" appetna Jont m d‘l“! m N e o] foas ot passuory Db 0an o8 e U U e o ¢ e w. secured this splendid lot of fine Table Linens from a large importer who represents one of the leading i" _H IIIES AT THE JAIL court, Mary D-, Melfa, alias Mary Da Silva, allas Mary Briggs, and Frank Briggs, both of New London, pleaded not guilty to bigamy, and bonds were filed ‘at $500 for each. Attorney Clay- ton .A Smith was assigned as coun- sel. It is charged that the woman married Briggs while she was still the wife of Anton Da Silva. Pleaded Guilty. Joseph Lomax, 20, colored, pleaded guilty to, shooting John Burns in New London on August 5. He was sen- tenced to state prison for not less than one year or more than 18 months. | Lomax was a _strike breakers who came from Néw York to New London. and he was suddenly taken fl.;rf,hef investigation led to the suicide normal school of Berea college, Be- ljg ue.”d with a strong stomach, supposition. The body was taken in| rea, Ky . Cloth, 12mo, 336 pages.| If your stomach does not digest ' char by Henry Allen & Son and re- American Book Co., New York. Price | eversthing vou want to ‘eat; If food move to their undertaking rooms, 3L ferments, turns sour, forms ppisoned 3 the autoj will be held. . gases—if yvour stomach feels like & b ¥ e T Salom, | A book for Young, inexperionced |Kimpof lead and vou veich eas and e assortment includes Table Cloths in various sizes as : Second Largest Taxpa, - ®M. | teachers, and especially country teach- {have a foul breath, you need MI-O- lead man was the second larg- :hen' ttur‘nlshlngt -or:;zéi ins!i:;xctéon on |NA stfimz:h tt::;et: nnld the sooner 'dl ” “l’klll- town., Sal raining of ¢ ren, sed upon {you get them better for your com- thx:: {metwo in ::len .fi well known and fundamental truths. |fort and happiness. a w M are not M Table M one.in Bast Lyme, altogether about 600 | It includes as much of elementary psy- | Buy "a’ 50 cemt box of MI-O:NA WHe lived on the Alvah Morgan | Chology as is necessary, and possesses {stomach tablets today- take. them for W Lh acres. ace, lem about two | many commendable features not found y of the above meutioned compjaints g’m ::mmi‘yme, where he | in more technical works. The practi-' or dizziness, biliousness, headache, are M .‘ m M are hly M.‘ h h m owned the Frank Fox place. |, cal is happily combined with the theo- { nervousness, shoriness of breath, de- h m v He was and was formerly | retical in a manner that is helpful and | spondency, the blues, nightmare, sleep- 3 01 sale beginning Today. As quantities are limited we. advise an early selection. private banker in New York, where interesting as well as easy of compre- | lessness. Table Cloths, of double satin damask, real “hand-woven”' F back. Sold by The Lee & Osgood Co. and pharmacists everywhere. Fine for sea and car sickness, or the morning after the night before. _— | through cy proceed- |y, .4 Fel Pl d Solid lu, and this with his hll»equm trou- HG.“::‘J"F. g;." "; .A- H‘n:':. rz':‘utruct:)r le had heavily on his mind.| 45" mathematics, | Wadleigh high He ‘was about 45 years old. 4 Short Time. c::::;,fi::i m put on by the partment, Erasmus Hall high school, €aT | gafense in the Przestczelski trial on Brooklyn, N. Y. Cloth, 12mo, 496 ” day were Leo H. Morgan and | PEECS with diagrams and _illustra- American’ Book Co, New ‘A, Miner: ‘The defense then York. Price $1.25. bt Mcd. and the prosecution introduced is supposed he made much of his| hension. This new work is as valuable | And remember—if MI-O-NA stom- Irish Linen, at these prices: for teachers as the author’s previous |ach tablets do not end all stomach volume, “Teaching a District School,” | misery and put your stomach in a tip Size 2x 2 yards—at $4.50, regular price $ 7.50 § Size 2 x 2% yards—at $5.50, regular price $ 9.50 which has met with such wide favor. |lop shape you can have your money school New York city, and Daniel D. 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