Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 19, 1915, Page 9

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1915 9 Morse, filed for probate, names n.c‘ Widoy as executrix. The will gives | the Morse residenice on Sunnyside to | Mrs. Morse and dirvects that the Te- mainder of the estate be divided be- | tween Mrs_ Morse her daughter, | ng lunches at the able business n the junches b That Ecrou(\hscharles Wi Gasuanestillde- Thanp en—Epworth Lea Mesting This Evening Edsusrd Sargent Recsives Encour schovl i8 a profit- | t The profits | is said by m $1.50 as been cre- | money profits | $50 and wili be { Mrs, Leon T, Wil | School Lunches Profitable, i DANIELSOV % PUTNAM | The junior class of Putnam High school continues to prove that serve | | e| son—Augustus |. Morse Leaves Es- tate to Wife and Daughter—Funeral of Miss Arnold—Farmers’ League Committee to Select County Agent. on |$2 a day. ated from the now amounts to abr X b e 1sed in meeting cert expenses that | FUNERAL. H W. \Girosvenos; {5 rimorted Miss Harrist Cook Arnold. } sly il at his home in Thomp- B. King of Hastford is to ol gl ne Congresational church Tuesday Harrdet | H of Woon- P1 \fl.nruf vi riend: at the Baptist parsona: noon. WHome from Wercester Hespi Ars. Henry Bergin, w @ patient at a Worceste: returned t> I are to be held at St this evening. | pcathiiof Mcs Johnsen. { ® Jchnson, 61 d 2t tl conductad the Grove street cemetery. vas the funeral director. Frien Danielson were among thos tended the service. by £ Woodstod:s is to aper on Corn Growing at next ting of Wolf Den grange e visitor with frie Thursday. Fins Clock for Bani. A new and beautiful ol ed over the entrance to of the Danielson Tr has been received here. Taking adv ge of b! some of Kiill * Timely Photographs at Library. | A noteble ad on to be mede l"i jthe possessions of the public library is several sets of views of countries a0y engaged the gre=t Furopean iere are scores of these photo- ution against accidents the removal of roints about the Danielson, Putnam ing represented. $Decva: Building Fund | Int the dealers here, erest in Wrestling Revived. about rowd: Business sect! MORSE WILL PROBATED. Divided Batween Wife and | l Will Be D..ven{ m and France by May | Returns from Hos-| © 1| Henry Dorrance | William C I STUBBORN ALWENT Must Have Constitutional Treatment—~Ohic Woman | Tells How She Was Re- .. lieved by, Vinol, e C: *es».mc, Ohic. in a weal, and while iu this condition cnnt:a(‘tfld a al cough, which made it very r me. T lost weight and had no hold the ! Church—Junior| Sodality Has Mardi Gras { Tierney Cadets to Organize. id not relieve me to ar “One day 1 sew Vinel advertised an decided %o try it. 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Not st of the improvements will be built during the fall and nich wiil be ready at the n Point re green in (ulfl direction points have been seen near Boston attending the 1 has some fine exh uret of Mastern Point from er to the Morgan farm is spent vester- Thames Past Grands' meeting t lodewe, New London. STONINGTON ass _of the Stomington to present @ arsals will soon begin roduction. The comedy is liege Politician. The cast will trained unde' the direction of Mrs. John F. Wagner ob- he .A:n anniversary of thelr age ai their home on Oak street Wimpiheimer of New n the interests merican Velvet company. umhnd Tanner of Carolina, R. I, of the boroug! Visiting Mr. enhiouse of Cliff i l | e ey ‘ R. C. Fawley of Yale to le Hustrated Lecture on Fmslr'y This Evening. Prof. R, C. 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