Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 13, 1915, Page 11

Stomach Healthy ? To the stomach failing in its duties ’s Pure Malt Whiskey is_both food and stimulant. ‘When taken into the stomach in moderate doses, it excites the mucuos surfaces, and the multi- tude of little giands, from a dull apathy, to a lively and healthy activity thus assisting in bring- ing back the stomach to a sound and healthy condition. ® @et Duffy’s and Keep Well.” mest dealers. 31 a large bottl they cannot supply you, writeus. The Duffy Mait Whickey Cou, Rochester, N. Yo Windham County homa, Rider of Mansfield. Far! R ib Howard Clarke. wett is visiting h outhbridge, Mass. n Providen Bror B univer: attends ty. Who the Peddiers Are. i Peddters but are are numerous as preser as they Tourists Like Party—Lecture Birthday Countries. on PIMPLES ON FAGE FOR FIVE YEARS HE i Itched and Burned, Obliged to Scratch, Could Not Sieep. Face Disfigured. Used Cuticura for | Six Weeks, Face Now Clear, five years caused by wo: paste "2 pimples 7= @ and burne obliged to irritation was so scrz tried * ointment srith sutt but was recommended b; try Cuticura Soap and Ointment. stopped all itching, 16f: no them for six weeks and my fa Clear as can (Signed) 1Miss Dertha Chace, August 1, 1914. Retain your good looks, keep your skin €lear, scalp clean, hands soft and white and hair live and glossy by usiug, deily these fragrant super-creamy emollicats, Sample Each Free by Mail With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- @ess postcard :'Cutlcura, Dept. T, Bos- ton.” Sold throughout the world. " Real Relief | from suffering means true hay piness. The trouble due to gestion and biliousness, is remov quickly, certainly and safely by BEECHAMS Medicine T boxes, 10c 13 mo ldlerumus m-umu. Eastern Counect o Ihe B etin for bueiness Location— War was a visitor here Tuesday. Wilfred Lawson 3 urgical operat: Back from Oklahoma. \Vh\ DHA'\II to Hul:c Mile Alden Weir al i\*rs,xenar/ Society Pennies—Mrs J. \da ire Given, POMFRET CENTER tion Ine; | Grange Inet and Address on Suffrage. of Wa: Wolt ard 1w { =pok CLARK’ S CORNERS i ‘DR.BULLS STANDARD FOR FIFTY YEARS Installations— .- Der LETTERS FROM TWO STATES CENTRAL VILLAGE Peddlers Identlfied as King’s Daugh(ers —Edward Cutler Returns from Okla- ell Bragg of Yele has been e Dn\(on of Greeneville has er "a Lafrance has returned to where she nales and earning of Fur- for Articles for Bel- one brother, Egbert Erown of this place, who is over 90 vears of dge, and quite feeble. Mr Erown had held varions town offices and represented his town in the legislature of 18T3. It has either snowed or rained on x consecutive Mondays. Trouble for Milk Carriers. The two local milkk carriers are hayv ing a strepuous time this winter on account of jce and stormy weather. Several weeks ago William Bertsch met with quite a3 severe d by ! EKONK Second In Series of Pageant Services Given at the Church—Address By County Agent. The second in the series of pageamt ervices was given last Sunday even g and in spite of a stormy night a good audience Ravmond Ma sent. | caused - = hea sl e SonoE | Miss Edith Samborn as the Spirit of { Milk wagon. and recently Mark Fd his mother, Mrs. AIPReUS! poimageus gave a very fine history of | Wards, the other carrier, i ! Patric ette, Miss Mary J.|that city, set i heert of the most | cut atout the face by the skidding of Millette, Arthur Mathien and Naroiese | Ce2utiful eou the world. She | his wagon. He had ‘some weeks pre- Caplette spent Sunday in Woo: was dressed ‘rian costume of | vious had his load overtarned and to see Josenh Levalley, wiwo is serious- | Lho_davs of and reciteq the {horses down. long monolcguc without a. break. The| Some Columbia farmers who did not Iy with lung _ trouble. Lea, little ; : i daust R SLa b B verdict “It was very wel ’* Wa secure December ice 12 inches thick, Sumshiee of Mr Lo, retwined | sentever W o A e Riling their job hutsee With € Jnd | e, Ternie Do o i ofamite ma¥-| Harry Sayles as St. Paul, was very |ice; others are waiting ‘to have the ter Rose have returned to Holyoke, | Sfféctive in the recital of his con- |ice grow a little more. { Mass, baving spent several months|Version and teaching in Damascus,| ReV. P. O. Foster and Miss 1lil- : Dowd’s parents, Mr. and|M8 fight into Arabla, and return to|dred .Ames were Hartford visitors Mrs. William Carpenter, whose daugh- | Jerusalem. after three years. The : ¥ o At Cardnarpenter, whose $298h- | music was unusually good. The violin of ‘the local young coupie en- ¥ | s0lo by Frani Zedoin “May My Walk strawrids to Willimantic one be Clese with God,” was y s weel: and eaw the movles. Home fesam Yl rendered, R ud e tevy hea MmiSisos: Wedbwe-dt Mrs. George team. spending ral days with his par-|tarion solo AT e e M wur Saw bk Dot e e e : ion solo, . by Mende .| Mr_and Mrs F. A. U ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bragk. |1t was verr weil done’ The oot | ter Ofive, wntértained the Feton ‘_.s_u';‘gLOU‘_ASPgr:éé;"gr‘;fig 7‘\515‘_ beeang foreword on the uses of great men club_Tuesday evenlng_\n{t 'm’ isith e a) A Mr. va jO1 mbia Green. T. Mrs. Waldo Tillinghast, in Plainfield. | ah o uch enjoyed. e e Cales AMrs, Cook formerly resided in Hebron. 16 Musicians in Band. The band held its ninth meeting for e programe-for next Sunday ning will be of \musual mteresl "aul dpzcnc\cs 3 the distrust of | 4 V4 ; n practice last Tuesday evening. The Bafv]\ ahaj 10 band is making good progress under qAped s °f me comm the leadership of Prof. 4. E Lyman. ot It has 16 members. | par Valentine Soocial, { Brown och, and The Young People’s society ld a Valentine sccial at Yeomans’ hall Fri- ai day evening. The affair was under onington ciety to join the last named society in Storrs and twenty ile | Spring Hill ned to | improved the Sleighing. ho fa to twenty-five from cd per at the Windham Miss Edi Miss and at . Perry are spend- summer home { Library Sosial—Last Week's Sleighing | Gottschalk spent the Parties—To Observ ‘ " HEBRON { Paster Taken to St. | One Mers Whist Series. I J Now in San Diego. in Library Merald w | Interesting Programme Arranged For| | Grange Meeting—Athletic Associa- tion Planned. as been the zu s week. as Been invited to res- ncedote of or auota hington or Lincoln meeting was Mrs. Webber W bject, The Call of the 1 is il Form Organization. the Stafford Ath- il a meeting Johns=on s organization may be| committecs to cov el’ hockey track | Study Club h1uts-—8|r§hday Party For \"’ni.l" meeting 0’!‘ met in the The soctal | Tolland County COLUMBIA 5 of Albert Brown—La Birthday Party, thday party was given arry Bartlett for Catherine and@ by Mr. ¢ twin | arga:etl Mrs. lavghters. 3 Ice- | Barilet: | Funeral { Cutters—Milk Carriers’ Troubles. | Thomas D. MacRac of Schenectady. | ! N. Y., has bouzht. the Frank Aldrich| funeral of ert place. }‘,e,q at the Congregatior Mre, Charles 8. Hulbut has been ill. | Tuesday af 2 o'clock Miss Ruby B. Brown of Winsted | efficiating. S in town. i | cemeters. The 3 frs. Haity Crandall have | West, Wiliam AL | been ding & few dars with Mr.} { Hunt ‘and Janes P. r. Brown,|and Mrs. . Alfred Mayer. who was 8§53 ve: of .:.g- is survived AMrs. William Baroer fas been ill. acciden: the skiddinz of his heav The Young People’s club enjoyed 2| = party to Willimantic Febru- | Robert Stearns took the Willing P s tm‘uug.t the Windhams on his afternoon. _All_en- Sunday with | Joseph's Hospital | Club | Woodman Injured—M T by a son. Albert E. Brown with whom | he resided and five grandchildren, l.nd[ Church and Personal “ert Ricketta Deed he lectures in the western A mes mg of Frid g i the aching Holy Spirit. terest t interesting. It that he is ent languages and @& w Eurc M ve. F. Pratt from S: fla,fl a cold ané sore throat, to take up her dut from long sufTe Ting to from her home Tuesda: Darrow officiating. came Thursday suffering wi but returr=G as teacher n Death of Miss Spark On Friday death came 25 a i?‘ 2 o = Sparks, aged ¢8. The funeral was held B W. Miss Sparks wa: the daughter of the late O Celeste Eparks, and was a native and life Jong resident of this town. The registering is safd of iar with cight < Rev, Intercsts—Fu- | neral of Miss Marion Sparks—Rok- ell informed regarding LOflflfl ons in hore 1 and Sparks family was of the ¢ld stock, her father being a brother of Jared and president Miss Sparks was good_violinist. Henry of| 8parks, historian Harvard rai fond of musle She Grange Inspected and Offi: Tuesday eveni 4 i Dramatic eeds P an Endeavor tion Members Send | toot instead ed and wound bed sin ‘Representatiy i Bax be gone for several days. Addressed Ministers’ Meeting. t addressed the Willi- | assoctation of sters i mantic ana vi peing s g the m ra8 a good attendance. and W ine and Mrs. ed ti Woodward T Kate Skinner, v New Semester Begin > and enter us left for New York for Aonday, flowers were s Herold, of Gilea s hospltal, attack of Bright's @ uests of the Club Gives Play. club gave ti e were Friday A letter o.‘ t Willim: BOLTON NOTCH of doilars for the King's Daughters’ so- ) o 3 cla, and Josiah of thle town and llage, they receive warm | [Fom its founding to the coming cf the | the management of the social commit- |a sister. Julta, living in Mansfield. 3t the homes and liberal|followers of Christ the | tee of the societs. News hias been rocarved of the geath Patronage. . Doughmuts. brown bresd, | Poatman and former slave of Philenion < ;nw;fl;) et Ricooioe s seveas yeast, popcorn balls and hulled corn|iS Tepresenied by Leon i of Robert Ricketts, for several T e ta ane o Margaret Tanner the &pi MANSFIELD CENTER (nmmm 2 guest at Hillside farm. Mrs. Henry Trudeau and son Wil- |lem, recites L Sparks came from Hartfrd liam of M were Sunday visitors|gue.” and the choi C. E. Societies of Storrs and SPPII"th'J tal 3Monda: here. Christian! Christian! Ci Hill Join Loca! Branch for C. E.} Miss Fuller, tcacher_of the Cenire i ne of Providence has Mrs. Saunders Seriously Day Mesting. 2ot B =G Ble o o fow | father, Nathaniel P. Ar and Aira Wilcox [aays. | | Mrs. ‘Carrie Wi ¢ Stinday The Christian Endeavor societies of | ] { Mrs. Saunders, who is very il at Storr and Spring Hill accepted the | home of Dr. Stanley Maine, i invitation of the Mansfield Center so- re installed Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gallu the evening service on Christian E 5 Iriday at the home of Mrs. Jos deavor day. A special programme had Annual Church Mecting. ¢ l-luv near T’?"Adw'vvr Hill, been arranged and the history of the P == £, ) sold two fice cows | different socletles was read. There| VWorlhy Deputy E. 1. Brown of Pom- £ Plainfield, Monday, |Were between forty and fifty from |Iret Center inspected Eolton grange, g and assisted and Miss Meude foliowing offi- meeting < ! Scheol besob-| | below.” wu» sters’ Associa- Letters Flowers to Rev. J. G W. Hereld, opping trees irecord: Out of 4000 Diamond Tires nis rigitisold by one Diamond distributor during ) to close | 1914, two—just two, mind you—were 43 heen »cpaoeed. ‘°1retu.med. OQut of 4000! Miss Dixon entered a Hartford hos to be oper and “a'en'tor| This was -about o Horace J. and u—s.expenence of all Diamond dealers . Howard attend» eral of Mrs. Nettie Wisner | Hartford Frid b d was a Hart- Manchester Y islited visited tae Skinner and son, William, in in n vior| can now buy Diamond Tires - | Squeegee Tread Tires. Frisbie’s Fertilizers “ Made in Connecticut ” for Connecticut Fams. A CLOSE STUDY of the needs of Connecticut soil has resulted in tl unusual Fertilizers, Supplying, elements that are lacking but nece splendid results. Corn 'and Grain Fertilizer Special Vegetable and Potato Grower Connecticut Special Market Garden and Top Dresser Tobacco Special “Frisbie’s Brand Names are Significant.” Frisbie’s Fertilizers are made of Animal Matter, Bone, Blood and Tankage and High Grade Chemicals— carefully compounded and put out in fine mechanical condition. Send for pamphlet giving analyses THE L. T. FRISBIE CO., NEW HAVEN, CONN, Conn. SOUTH WILLINGTON Eleven Inch Ice Being Cut—Man With! S dre; Fractured Skull May Live—Debate!iheir ¢ en Suffrage. mme in which the chil ilized and performes nicely, winning much Franklin Gurley was herst college over the W resumed Dby Tce last week F below the desired pass, being about eleven inches. Waiter Cofburn and Josep! are The trouble is t srip. Fractured Skull. Joseph Benkozzy who was ir a fall in the ice house of the wr»<ca j 1y Tee company last weel who was taken to the Jo! tal in Stafford is reported t tained a fracture of the likely to recover. No Decision on Debale The debate cla! hall i a larze I her HOPKIN TON Board He Report—Scheol Rooms Shoulder In Su:c inten wassasais way to heal your skin with Injured M by Fall. eesosssennnens ’Dlamond Tires, because Dia- >/monds make good what the ydealer says. More, too, you lat ‘Fair - List’ prices — see —Mister Squeegee IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII!HIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIII ‘Two tires went bad - —out of 4000 |Here’s a sample Diamond Tire / the average ' through the year. Is it any wonder that the Dmmond / 4 dealer—unlike other tire dealers — is ready to recommend and advise you to puton Dnmond Added to the wonderful Diamond ice, you can now buy Diamond Squeegee Tread Tires at the following “FAIR-LIST” PRICES: Diamond | Squecgec Size 34x4 For.Cycieca Motorcy Tires Squecgee Tread Diamond