Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 27, 1914, Page 5

It is mlmalho l-v;b-cun to eat = Pine Gfo . Mmlnfif. gisnov the Pavilion store nMy might. Many summer ers from the | dre at the two Bouges on what known as the Hendett Place, at Mo- ity The Hartford police have been no- fified that John Galvin of Williman- tic lost his pension papers somewhere in that city. The brown bear reported seen Mansfleld and levflle Has gone west —as far as rook, and is rep- resented -rutm( lerfles in the flelds there ham has -certified $11,000. ly by a dog Thursday morning. the wound, which i8 very painful, Chamberlain of Breadway, Norwich. A former Ledvard resident, Mrs. A. severely Sheep breeders and fanciers will a ténd a field meeting 6f the Connect: (Monday). ready in Lorndon. 'NEWPORT Thursday, dJuly 30th of supererogation.” A Collinsville pastor, Rev, us l m. for New London, Normich. Tine Steamer, City of towdli aus 1 \‘}wwn 18 'm_)' of his vacation there in August $1.00 e $1.00 Number of Tickets Strictly Limited, No tickets sold on morning of ex- cursion if limit is previougly reached The Wilsen Drug com,..ny of Wind- ! ad. ewelers f E. Kinmouth, had & painful ncmgm Established 1872 when she fell down, the stairs at the R Cor:gregational parsonage at Brooklyn, Plaut-Cadden Building Conn., bruising and bumping herseif 6. ® Bailey went from Gales Ferry to his press train leaves Nor- bome for Sunday. Mrs. Bailey and family will remain at Gales Ferry and here passengers transter to r. Bailey will spend the remainder in ditional shares of mlm e it | at $1,000, making the outstanding stock Thomas Bdwas who will be 85 in November, wad bitten in the hand A tor took elevafi stitches to close The Greenieat restaurant on Bank street. New Londow, conduetéq by Wil- lam Dwyer for sevéral years, on Sat- urday becatme, thé property of C. R. A subscriber writes that mosquito bites may be freduced speedily and painlessly by rubbifig thé place with & piece of soap slightly moistened to produce a lathér, which is allowed The Plaut-Cadden Coe il 1% t- 1 cut Sheep Breeders’ association to be held jointly with the Connecticut Farm Managers' association, at Stofrs today Norwich will be represented in Lon- don among the 1,500 surgeons gathered for the opening today of thé Afth an- EXCURSICN | |4 msaon o e Cusfear cangrats The state papers are going to their djctionaries and are explaining what Charles W. Comstock, of Norwieh, meant in_ his letter to Prof. W. C. Fisher, when 'he mentionéd “a work The beds of nasturtiums and con- fluers, and the dahlias and other blooms . which the employes at the New Haven rogd station are caring for this season as usual add much to the attractiveness of the station approach, Within the week, Watch Hill ‘will have a visit from Francis Quimet, am- N.'Y, N. H. & Haftford Railroad ||ateur golf champion of the United States, Mr, Ouimet will play several matches with George MaoGregor, the professional golfer of the Misquami- cut Golf club,- 4 Loecal utmnflmeh are interested in r the fact that the Délavan comet, dis- covered Iast December, is now Visible ’to the naked eve in the early morn- i ng. The comet 18 traversing the con.. Will' sobih 6 hers. stellation Auriga, and rises well in ad- GET PREPARED for it by installing | vance and to the north of the suh. a “RUUD” Hot Water Meator. Does _away at once with a Mot Kitehen and | turniture, china, etc., is a popular d! saves a lot of coal. version Wwith cottagers at the Pequot and Neéptune Park. The visitors leave Come in our office and let us demon- | considerable money here and for strate and explain to you hew simple | Accommodation a tea room has been it is to have HOT WATER without :Dened in the older portion of the burning a lot of coal. S Coming to Norwich to buy antique i- ton. :::.:m""%«.:; Archie Brown of Providence has been ‘the guest for three of his nephew, | Howard Maynard, of in street. and J. A. Desmond have returned a vacation of *wo tnun easant View Rosse, Pieasint View ‘Hn Samuel C. Wilson and 'ehudren. of Broad gone to Haft- ford and also !o%nmm to visit relatives for a few days. Mr, and uu Jehn nolds ud dai Bol Nm“hu % 'Mnn m?g'm at liam E. Strong’s in Colchester. Murray D, Lincoln, Nefwich Céun- try club counseller, and B. C. Jewett aiso of Nofwich wers recent of L. H. Healey at South Woodstock. Mr. :‘;nd“fifl.nl)layc Chrhg’-‘?n h‘nve returned after a wi Ln New York and l%lack Islan r'g i&ve Opened their apartment at 623 ‘Broadway, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bentley and Miss ‘Margaret Ruddiman of Lafayette street were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Broadhurst at Roxmont, Lori's Point; over Sunday. Miss Margaret < Marian Murpay, daughter of Officer Patrick T. Murphy of the Norwich police depaftment, is passing ten uyu with her grandmother in Springfleld, Mass. Misses Beatrice and Madeline Per- king of Thames terrace are visitiig Recent registrations at the Spring house, Block Island, include Rev, J. Bldred Brown, Miss Helen E. Cough- lin, Miss Helen Daly, Norwich; J. R. Carpenter and daughter, Putnam. Miss Bernice Willéy of Norwich is the guest of Miss Edith Shillitto, of West Haven.. Miss Shillitto and hér Buest are 4o leave for a vacation to be spent at ®chroon lake in the Adi- rondacks, A e G e OBITUARY. s e Mies Eifreda Johnson, After an iliness of nearly three years Miss Bifreda Johnson died at the home of her sistéf, Mrs. Charles Hansén, of 42 Hickory 'street Sunday afternoon. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson and was born in Swe- den on Feb. 4, 1872. Theé greAter part of her life had been passed in this city and vicinity and for a perlod of %% years she was emploved at thé Pal- mer Brothers' quilt mill in Montville. she had not worked the past two years owing to ill health and during that time had resided with her sister, Mrs. Hansen. ¢ Heér death was due to a geneéral breakdown in heaith., Besides her mother, who also lives with Mrs, Han- sen, she leaves two sisters, . Au- gust Julstrom of Worcester and Mrs. Charles Hansen of this oity. There are also nieces and nephews. Miss Johnson was an atténdant at the Swedish church on Hickory street. She was widely known among Montville pooble and by her pleasing disposition had won many warm friends who muurn her death sincerely. Norman T. Shaffe Saturday momlnl about 5.30 o'clock Norman J. Shaffer died in this oity from Bright's disease with which he hed been affiicted for somne time past. Mr. Shaffer was born in Kingsing- ton, N. Y, on January 5, 1844 thé son of ‘George E. and Geértrude Briges Shafrer. He wa$ a coopér by trade and had followed his calling the greater part of his life. About § years ago Mr. Shaffer went to Baltic Where he was employed in various ca- ptcmu and for thé past five months had_been empioyed as watchman at the Versailles Sanitary Fibre mills. He was mifried in Kensington and is survived by his wife and one son. George E, Shaffer who {8 employed as @hele Brother, Elmer Perkins of New ork before returning home they w b ot i ey Concussion of Brain—Kicked & g&dflouo!r ififi E&'"m h 'b.v § ‘The stranger clof s > b ore but they g not know his name. |t R R Vi it c&mpg.mn-d ft ape pur- t came at once. iI'n car créw brought Rim to the square without delay and there Dr. J. W. Cal= lahan %umfi from his office nearby. en he got there five min= utes after the car eame in thers was no pulse and no heartbeat and he pio= nounced efe?' ‘man dead, although he ad- trychinine as a last resost. whefi thé éar first came in the nof lr Pcople thou intogicated. ln thé squire Lwo women startsd Vlo enter the seat with ONE MAN IN HOSPITAL ; AFTER SHERMAN STREET ROW Lawrence Mydock, of the Falls, Has SEIZED WITH EPILEPSY ON BROADWAY. —— NQ" V.r«k Boy HMad Attack Sunday and Cared for at Police Sta- UNJUST STEWARDS. All Thoss Whe Do Net Make the Best Use pf Soul and Body Entrusted to Them by the Great Master, ANENEP Yesterday was the feast of St. Anne, At No. § Sherman street, in the Falls, As Judge Thm Kelley was | mother of the Blessed Virgin, and hom- about mldnuht, Saturday, the pwiiceé | walking down y Sunday ev-|ored in the Catholic churches as the were called upon to ifiterfere In & 4ght | ening about nine o'clock he saw &|model of mothers. At St Patrick's {vhich had been taking Slace ia o Pollsh | young man drop in an epilepileptic ft | church the vestments and aitar hang- househol piace. Alb on the sidewalk in front of the d- |1 wefe white, significant of the verru, 40 yedrs old, a Pllb. oast way church and straightway h4 noti- | feast. The preacheér at the last ed for br-u.'h of thé peace fied police headquarters. ptain | was Rev. :’;4 who fou Weman, After Fighting Mer Husband ey ponent, Lawrence" lylnck. a8 taken | Twomey had Officers Matthew Delaney | his theme in the gospel for the l-n- to the hospital. This was not beca and Big J-A:k Donovan convey the |day Luke XVI, 1-9, the parable of of the fight, However, at least only in- | youhg man room at_the station | the unjust steward. directly. The two men had their mix- | wnere he wu tregted by Dr Lows T.| The préacher reminded his hearers Up In the street outside Viverra's | Caesidy and bro 'ug ttack, | that each is a steward of the Grest .t RAL“O“ house. . The man, Mydock, | Ha said his name was l 'Conavll | Master, Who has entrusted to each & . boarded up the & t and he had been | and wae nineteen years old 16d ~ame | soul and a body. He pointed out the drinking héavily. | The latter got by | from Cathérine street, which is in 1he | many ways In which the custodians the husband an red the house aad | Bowery in New York. He has i ' e | of both used them in way not in 5 there he found versary's wife 1nd | which he said w8 ofoken up 203 1he | aecord with the Master's m.l:. another woman. - The women and the | hospitals did not take him any in the vu-»lq the stew: 'M -~ intruder now had a fight in the coursé | He was on his way to Providence|praised, not for his injustice, dut for * of which he kicked the married wo Where he had two or three friends.|his cunning in making provision for an, who was pre nt with a child He had a similat fit thrée or four days | his own future. Men, as stewards of h?,n;x:lhl old. was a serious blow. | ago and this time he fell on the side- | Almighty God. should show even great- L i & ef woman pushed the drunkeri | walk and hit his head. The doctor|er w m in providing for thelr 0 man and he fell over backward, strik-|advised him to seek a nepiléptic col- | itual rutun. n khu in the end g his head against the side of .hé |ony for treatment md gave him some | will m. ds-n—n.l of the ‘e house and becoming unconscious, Un medicine and the n procured | dishonest, wastetul servants but. the Y . complaint of neighbors Officer Royston | some food for the u 'ortundte boy. reward which God reserves for those went to the place and Captain Two- — e stewards who have served him worth- e by g B g e e i STEVENS WRITES FROM BOSTON. ed after the man lying cn the floor in First of u-fln_;::vhn» there Dr. Cassidy put a couple stitches | the Second, Broadway and Park Con- Ao —_— IR s e Senilens > = A still in such a condition that aboat|&ational church. There was a good | munication from Philip Stevens, un prove to you that this scheel san heip te Sunday night he the Rev. Watson L.. Phillips, D, mey sent up Policemen Driscoll aad 11 R Dombrofeki to help him out. At thé SEEING THINGS AS THEY ARE. £ t P oo J by Wha sent for to attepd the injured woman, ;ml A4 :' :;‘ ,:.::" :::::':'.':."“.: kil ud‘e ’ Salier" e man ring ca'the hour in T T Mo Lt Aemelie Gumed v v = |We Have Done! a stupor. Thé man was brou. it to po= Baker of Colchester in a Ga in lice headquarters about 1 o'tlock and The first of the union services of in & scalp wound. The man seemed (o | §Tefational churches was held Sun-| On Saturday Postmastér J. J. Sul- |9 interecting faets Mlnl A g be recovering somewhat but he was|Jay morning at the Second Congre|livam of Colohester ved a com- |ple whom we have heiped. two o'clock Sunday morning he was|Tépresentation from each of the|young man who left town last week busii Backus hospital 1n the am- | cHurches &nd an excellent sermon by | with Fred B, Baker's automobile, that | 1Y seeker of business succese. D., | the car could be found in the Armory mained in the stupor in which he med|of the Church of the Redeemer, New | Garage at 37 Frederick street in Bos- Nokm been all day and concussion of the :l.“n His text was St. Luke, 18-41: | ton. The postmaster conveyed this brain was indicated, although it may | “And Wwhen he was dome near, he | news to Mr. Baker and to Chief Lin- not be seriet The woman who was | 8sked him, saying, What wilt thou | ton, who is looking for the man. Ste- : Ricked was comfortable on Sunday. that I shail do untok thee? And he | vens gavé no explanation in the letter A sald, Lord, that I may receive my | of why he left town and did not state sight.” hen he is coming back. Stevens is » NEW LONDON COUNTY POMONA Three Memorable Seenps. Tarried” and has & chila five months | W. E. CANFIELD, Prepricton AT FR‘NKLIN AUG. 18, This eveapt on the foad peneq to Jericho.” The Jericho road Is - State Master Shorwood Sende Out An- cullarly rich -in soenes which cannot ncem be forgotten. Th - | chitis. Stevens went to the hospital kas ol o R S e A S : Master J.” Arthur Sherwood of the g g e they teach. The frec Iy l';":”':'efl;-_ o,";,‘:‘;"_ e, i oits n Al uot ral - Connecticut State grange has sent out | {19 BESE | w"’"u i ::ovu 56 | came from Irving, Mass_ to the Patrons of Husbandry, notice of | true character and spivit of neighbor. | The claim of o7 “iwalter L. Farrar for the Field Meetings for 1914. liness. It points sut the fact that no | his salary as Arrangéments have beén made to|Mman should be hindered or neediess- The finest invention of thess times | pure: iarg SSmmer scheol at Dan- bury closed Saturday. Omé of for the Housekeeper in Hot Weather | lectures Friday evening was by Prof. at a small cost of inetalling. Can be Aa -lY‘ Br:x‘::edu:: :fmllttm :;no l‘nwz- © oW n tol exempli- Stisahed th: Sty B fying the state's work in starting can- BEAR IN MIND ws are headquar- ’.Icint clubs among girls in the rural ters for all kinds-—of Heaters and |*N°0. % Rarges operated with Gas. Memb:{rl of labor unions who have visited New York to sée the big pas Let us demonstrate them to you. rades learn that for the first timé R sincé Labor day was made a le l heliday, there will be no Labor City 0‘ N""idl parade of the Central Féderated mion this year. It is nearly thirty vears fi“& m“tflal D"anmelk since the parade, Some $15,000 worth of powder was > Burned up Friday by troops of the 821 Main Strest, Alice Building . | Eighth regiment. New York National Ernest E Bullacd their p; worth of -Powder, S ol WRITTEN BY FRANKLIN wol,m BCHOOL GRADUATE. mn Of the Interesting Sketch of That Town. The -mt:k in Saturday’s. Bulletin Franklii y‘w In Willimantie twe diys sach weeks . For appointments "amo £ 6n the history of E BULLARD, Bliss wch, Conime lace, Nor- with many others of the town. Miss White wasd lian Calkins as teacher. Guard, in annual encampfment at Fort Wright. The New York guafdsmen did some full service firing and in raiflc- blew away nearly $15,000 writ- ten by Miss Celia wx;}: the only graduate in the town kiin this year, Miss White's compodition was Sent 'to the State board of education #graduated fro District No. 6 school’ with Miss i IIISS '. [ MES | District Deputies, K. of C.. Appainted. i William J." Mulligan, state deputy II“ s u‘ m'smmkfi of the Knights of Columbus, has ap. L) -y, uties ftl:tr Connecticut: SUMMER TAN HARMFUL ,,3:";,:‘ i 2 o Do not imagine you ¢an tan and burn your face and arms and not ruin trict. No. Vi District No, 2 Joh lfl’ 5 - distriet Vara B, -rmor South mnchewr A Newts pointed—the following as district dep- your skifi! In the fall and wintér you | imantic; d Setict ‘Io 5, William F. will regret it, when ybur akin is coarse | oy, New Priaing -district No. el J. Tucker, Torrington; district and rough. Miss Adles has a fine X, 7, Willam F. Kéhos, Naugatuci: Face Cream which prevents the bad | district No. §, Patrick McGee, Bridge- || #ffects of burning. Ask about it. ort; district No. 9, George E. C“fl‘- Street, mext to Chel Bank, ew Milford; district No, 1 Durnin, Danb; distriet No. K freny tumn. nbury; dist; o, 11, John ', Hennon, Jewett City; ll;tflct No. 12, Francis J. Talbot, Green trict ..o. 1% —Patrick L. Bhea, De len. flls- rby. | Spoke at Gardner Lake. 8 Hill Ve & Vi . Joln A. llom:& Son G hangi S g vy &' Becretary Ely. They made the trip in President Lxm VALLEY | Gues wuiomonic » 2 "!lt M m m Deer have stripped the vines off Office and Yard M Whart | g.bun At Jo Joh [Geers piace, of a teamster by Richard Sanders. He also leaves an only sister in New Jer- sev: Mr. Shaffer was a member of the Knights of Pythias. He has a large circle of warm friends by whom his death is deeply mourned. Mrs, Efizabeth Kearney. Elizabeth Keéarneéy, the widow of Lawrence Kearfiéy, died Saturday at her late home in Norwich Town. She was 82 vears of age and had apent the greater part of her life in Nor- wich Town. She i8 sufvivéd by two nieces, Mrs. Thomas Mara of Norwich Town ‘and ‘Mrs, Danlel Shields of this city. Expect Submarines at New London. Early next week a flotilla of sub- marine boats will leave Washington for Newport and will probably stop in New Londoh en raute. These vés- sels are said to be thé lates devel- opment in submarines. They are fow in Washington, where they aré being viewed by naval constructors nh.l u- chitects, who have ly handicapped. The second scene hold the annual Field meetings with "y several Pomona granges as follows: ys Chtists conversation with Monday, August 3. with Housatohic | Sccheus and His attitude towards fll | urdsy. Yaliey Painona, No. 10, ‘on the lawn of | Sotten weaith. He brings Zaccheus > the Comgremational church in. Kent. |t the full krowledge of his wrong- Cruising on the Soun Tuesday, August dth, with Excelsior | 0Ing 10 thit he promises to restore| Natman A. Gibbs is enjoying a cruise 9 am te8 p m Daily T8 Pombna_ No. 17, at Lake Qulhsptul fourfold. The third scené 18 the one |'sn Long Isiand sound whilé on 2 two " Take care fom’ Watere mentioneq in the text, Where the bIInd | weewy vacation from duties es Wednesday, Aumn Bth, with Fair.|DeEEAr sccosts Jesus nd is asked | hasistant cashier ai the MRuames Nas this greatest of all questions: “What 2 . ::‘;,S:,"%L::m“‘,?fi:" e | wilt theu?” And we know not what| ona bamk at bull, Ten minutss walk frém Trum- | CIeATing of the spifitual vision made the béeggar give an equally great an- | AUSTRALASIANS VICTORIOUS T ey o, iy, swer. K6 realised then what the OVER CANADIANS Thursday, August 8th, with New Ha- | WOrid has been slowly learning through ven County Pomona, No. 5, Mansfleld’s | the centuries while men have been Made Clean Sweep of Series—Brookes grove. ~ Take trolley marked “Mom- |Climbing up to our Lord's point of and Wilding Played Hard. auguin,” from New Haven. o Friday, August 6th, with Fast Cen= Almsgiving Not the Best Help. Audtralasie Saturday at Lake For- tral Pomona, No. 3, at Crystal Lake,| The best Way to hélp these unfor- [est, Il méde it a clean sweep mr The sentence that heads this atives- sesrat on the Rockville-Stafford trolley line. |tunat, 1 Wdsshy, ADeust 15t with Now Lone unite people is not to glve them alms, | Canada in the Davis cup l-1cl tisoment gives in a nutshell the i not’ to preach te them, nét to gi two final matches, Nofman don agounty Pomona. No. 5 .MIth|them passing sympathy, not 1o § defeated R. B. Powell M “6-1, ':-a, of the great success of ge which is easily reach- | ura bl - - R L"“ léy. from Norwich. te public movéments for th and Anthony iding won lief—but to rémove their individual { Schwengers 7-§, 6-3, 6- o esdny. August 18th. with Sea |gisablilities, Christ did not order money | singles of Thursday. ith . Brookes Fll’fl-ch“ ;lmie: m“z?,"nNo lm:K :l;g;i:m ll; ::ven mmhnor refer him to rich peo- | beat Schwengers and Wilding won 14 ty. way rom ‘were 2 e P Hr Mmbu S5 (> Tho Ilwlanl_ ple for o Hhtonk a his | Powell, the Canadians out. ubmari -.,,, physical handicap. is 18 the soclal | classed. In mome of the five matches y o e 1o the Gane of Mottco, | , THUrsdRy. August 30th, with Quinne. | teaching of the ages. Here 1s one |of the series did they Win & et. I whefe they went under their own | J0UE o N fa Of the gréatest questions ever asked | Saturday's events had no eéffect on steam 800 miles Between Key West g‘m AT {88 the DOEEArs snewer s ofa Of | the Davia cup series, bup every game 8. of | was 2 e 13:;':‘?22& J‘ifl'ufi u.:.tdmhz: st 218t with 1‘0““"‘2 gPPortunity came—as it does t5 évery | Senwe & much better ac- |at prices that make it easy for the (Peig APy Bombne, Nov &, ai Hremand | Bre e Hisaras the man him: | count of Rimselt Sgainet Widing, (ha | masses to njoy nstural or srtfsial in the Un s = et nm:;t:g tr‘:lllvs; min- | geif to tiswer aright. he did against Brookes. ”{t sets of testh that are the bedt thet Another Fire &t the Bfidge. ecticut has Déen especially| The Secret of Trus Knowledge. | Start of his m "’“%e"mw'd “’.."“‘ 2 | nature and skill can supply. ragy s amiel e, e e |t B T, B B 0 s st of e | 12 iy 282 B e al e | D Cf r oTge . 1 e i v The Ctnita Ve {8 Rap e for tho en | an WgHE e wl pity Ghe Wind and | erkse taken. aBack by DR. F. C. JACKSON t & e. o 8 & n! - am | 0o | arion thnk of chemiea to oF wpeakers will bs HIgh | thoss whe arepe dodld - Sekinid pected. form _ dispiayed DR D. J. CONE extinguish the fire, which it 1s thought Demeter, Brother C. M.|way. But thers are those im yoree | Btiengecs opening A SR st i gt iy A | St oL Natmelnils Pront| ik ity ¥ Tarkialy Slnd, TR | e SR 5% | aendins he King Bunat Gy ‘omiotive, or froi . ave no true pi y n < 1 ; hted cigarette or cigar bétween the nmi $tate grange; Brother Andrew |as tree walking. Very few people have :.“"r. k..mm . was 203 Main Steset. punki. as Happened day night. TFelker, :::mp':‘l:f:.'“:; dof Ofirrl.c:el;u?‘ Mcb‘l wdm mltfl)":‘fi 9=fldfln" forced all over the eeurt ng. Next to . RN T SRl are out of otae thae | while' the lstier barely ng did Boston Store. ed 3,739,346 | Of New Hunmre state grange and |ihability to propetly. t ton i “Treland " ont 'SWU0D acres of [ #lwo Muster. Ovesser. Lefturer and fa this 18 et Ehce 15 st chines L | irtually ‘ail his work, with tradier Sl Atwsia - Sakn IND land. aplain of e ~Connetticut Stats|they are, to view things as a whole Schwengers at one time <changed grange. :na to determine the ll'ul :mtl of tactics of thepre- FORM SCH thi 1 :“Tom ::u.a.f F O:L i B e s o and : 11-Yean:Old - Ye ound in Neffownsss of Our Visien, M ity swver w0 say uo: || Wippes Gue forhime o | o THAPSLAEN dpege X e domn -..:h:,r...'-“" 7 e R Dlesy sald one of the Ereat e ts tne . pareow [0 et out, “Hia Hia piay in the open apple kings who has built up a At a brief session -of the city court Thi hl M was the best world wide business by adver- Saturday ml:f Judge Kelley al- | interests - compared Wwith = fint - R sy, Clade 35| rounds of the western 'gmm “Boot. your horn 1t you ¢ §‘°t TR or T ety | s inithe of lite. cluded the Victory of B sell & clam.” the great merchan viry anxious to prosecute his son t and strange. ; 3 Prince, Robert C. Ogden, behavior on' the st last adh inte garment. T say, r?fio.y night. The ring case an unkesing viakon. Tt : ; ; veey Lkt was uie nomely way in |5 dh) L v rhisie Wiy it T R e i % When you can purchase wi - o > up the power of advertising. E,':}:_‘f‘,‘;’nmm'{ TR N We Nesd the Whols Truth. good thing oul : public know it. They foliow the rule perSistently lnd pros+ pered. The bflt means of reu:llnl the pe, of this town 18 li\‘artlllu' !oluflh The peéople around us are but units 5. N.' . Ry - e e ' prices and miss the chance, n. He is 11 years 'q:mminnmmml in | outside. ":ofl’.flmufidumm- it's your loss. Norwich 4 years and has madé trou- |cefve this truth and giving degrees ble for his peeple nm others. He con- |to their own nflu-tu This hn% Wwatchss u:rom the MM.“ Mlnl m’“‘_m o ,:.. :1:1‘,“ ‘: 'gfi.n‘m m Tm h Sty sionary gu Ni > n'x:dm‘l glu l;oy s l:u::(l eople M but de not always &nd N 2 - home and parents an - ready occu: MacPMERGON % - luw truth or revi thé timhé < i Sanid |7 N g g G gL