Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 27, 1916, Page 8

o NS, 5 AVAVAVAVAVATAY. o 'Pour Fam % amt is for-these railroad men, : You do not have to sacrifice in -the least your ideas ,fitd;fr%at Times:Them » ““The Watch of Railroad Accarac:™ 1t’s Just as easy for you to have-accurate time as it % Eciigregatioanul Charch T sgiving sermons werg preach- ed'in several of the Norwich church- es on Sunday. At both the Baptist churches, Central and First,, the. pas. propriate topics. The sermon at the First church was delivered in the morning and at the Central Bap- tist chr A number h! the sermon will be delivered by Joel B. Slocum, D. D., pastor of Central Baptist church. musjc added to the at- tractiveness of the evening service at the Central Baptist church Sunday. At the offertory Miss Maxon of West- erly rendered a violin solo and after the sermon and Mr. Nye, also of ‘Westerly, rendered a duet, the form- er playing the violin and the Ilatter mwflhfld:mnbcn = NewYorktJacksonville " (Calling at Charleston; §. C.) $7 @ Wed.$ 480 Round | W19 8544342 e Including meals and stateroom berth - 4 Direct connections for all Florida East and West Coast Points. Tdesday and Friday steamers appointments and i religious is one greai structure under e hand of God. - <But we,are.cailsd upon- to remember 4hat God‘i¢ gooi in providing for us all sorts of tempora) -good—the -things that supply~our physical need. But back of these are the great spiritual necessities- which sre infinitely more important than any considcrations of our physical weli being. Attend to Our Souis. afford extra i ‘conveniences at Let it be true-of us this week that | Jikly hicher rotes e ehall atténd to our souls. We can’| "N, = e PPy in our reconciliation with e God only when he have secured the| A W Fye, Passenger Traffic M';'," Father's forgiveness. His love is suf- | 29% Cly! allory ~ Lines, Pier New York, or call upon ficient for -our deerest need, but we Depot Tk. Agt., N shall need to come to Him twith hu ble, penitent spirits. If some of us are in the far couniry and away from 'God we shall need to come back home. we see Jesus Where there is breod enough and love | marching through the centuries up to enough and happiness erough to meet|the throne of the universe where he orth River, G. W. Adams, this crisls only evil with Satan hav ing his way or can all.our hunger and s:n and remorse. Aprons of All Kinds Backward, through all past history, to the very begin- ‘ning of the human race, the ubiquitous apron may be traced. It is the' great. grandmother of .all garments, Most of us have pleasant ‘memories of ‘4 homely all- envéloping garment, surrounding-a comfortable, moth-- erly being, who produced wonderful pies, and cakes and . cookies. Aprons are inextricably a part and parcel of “the good things of life. An apron is undoubtedly the very base of kitchen magic. One cannot cook without it—it simply isn’t done. We have Aprons to cook in—We have Aprons to serve in—We have Aprons to scrub in—We _have Aprons which are just Aprons. They are priced from 29¢ to $1.50 '} of beauty in a - watch. Any Hamilton Watch combines the supreme quali- ties—accuracy, beauty and durability. There are no. low grade Hamiltons. ; You can»fluy a‘beautiful thin-model Hamilton for as little money as you would spend for a good suit of clothes. And having done so, you ‘will be the proud possessor of a watch that will-keep good time for you for:the rest of your life. Come in today and let us show you the various models JOHN A. FERGUSON HAMILTON WATCH AGENCY OFFICIAL RAILROAD WATCH INSPECTOR 239 Main Street Franklin Square z shall sway the sceptic with unlimited The most.important of the three par- |power. Whatever views we may en- ables of grace in that fifteenth’ Luke |tertain in regard to the world crisis, is this story of the recovery of thefone thing is certaim, God isn't at a Tost boy. It was impottant for the [loss'to know what to do, neither have woman to find her lost coin. It was [his plans miscarried. ~The present ‘more important for the shepherd to|systems founded on greed and injus- find his lost shéep. vas most im- ftice. must -be shattered. Systems portant that the father should find his | founded gn despotism will not surren- lost boy. o I come back to what Ilder without a. struggl Hence the said at the outsct, that the rejoicing ['Clashing of forces with widespread that day was not over delicious veal|sorrow and desolation. But the night stew, mashed potatoes and - cranberry’|of gloom and sorrow will end as the sauce, but over a hoy :tat had comc|morning appears with the. bright back from the far country promise of a fairer day. This crisis That is the thing that more :than | Will give the chprch a splendid oppor- anything else is on the mind and heart | tunity to. show" her true worth. Wi of God. The value of » human soul |have the light, why don’t we Shine? stands out above other consid- | We have the power, why aén't we eration. wield it. I count the church by far There shall be joy in heaven over|the noblest and best institution on one sinner ‘hat rapents. So shall there | but there are many in it failing be joy on.wvarth when the boys and y_lto rightly interpret Christ to the girls that have been in the far vorid. May the church not lose country retlirn: hergvay and in'these dark hours show Let us mixke this Thanksgiving her ‘real wortii to the world. Yes, in son a time not.mcrely for gratituds|CVerythaing, we can give thanks. over temporal things, but n fime for I Thankful, Say So. effort in securing the jargest possible| Last, but not least, I must mention gpiritual happiness for ail our people | the temporal and spiritual blessings of and for all ne ones everyvwhere. | this present Food to eat. cloth- Then will it be frie of us as the text|i r and homes of comfort arc tuzgests: A y hegan to indeed. One-third of In- s population goes to bed hungry every night ; in war-de- stated E the flute: * Rev. Dr. Slocum took for his text Luke 15:24. G That was a great Thanksgiving din- ner, said Rev. Dr. Slocum. . Joy rar around the table. Joy flashed from the eyes of the servants. Jjoy beamed from the countenances of the family (with. the possible exception of the older brother). Iiven a stranger pass- ing that way would have known that something ~ unusual had happened. Even a casual passerby would have seen, in a moment, that in' the midst of that household thiere was one who was the cause of the. rejoicing It was the one upon whom all eyes were fastened—the younz man of the far country who had returned and who had received the father's. forgiveness and who was now fuily restored to the affections of father and mother and relatives and friends. > i kilied calf but the al e the reunion a festival time in that home. Deep Shadows and High Lights. In this old story there 4re deep shadows and high lights. It is full of strong contrasts, Worldly good: the subsequent ; the desire to use the: self indulgence led 4o o emand for them, ‘pop ssion of ‘them and 2 for pleasure and tive downfall of merry.” | IF THANKFUL WE - 3 5 thing and o TORE s EAST SIDE []'EMS decorated with Thanksgiving the ~young m: e lack of SHOULD SAY SO | will stir our hearts deep] that reward which he has merited by | vesterd: “She scheduled labilities blems. = Pleasing , selections Hles rinL shing, e no e S e e fal, let u s his life upon this earth. dar | 2t PSL70797 and assets of 34,10.53. : 2 — 3 were given on the Vi sgul cried | Foo o Eat, othing to Wear and until it With this thought of _ the n: Sixtesns LittBCFARdEERSeained BY | Wy o prmsent incinded Ao T B, O hat re- | Homes of Comfort Are Blessings In- judgment in mind, Holy Church, on Mee B cchibe: & ioeer) Woodrow Hommell on Fourth Birth- | njson, Helen Dennison, Robert ana|morse and repentance thit drove him{ geoq % the closing day of tme ecclestastical| Mrs. T. B: Blackstone, 1912 Prairle day—Councilman John Fowler Joins | Prentice Storms, Richard and Georse | Lack fo the old e, dnas : S village o pear. directs attention to that " end | avenve, widow "of 'the president of List of Those Providing Good Walks. | Lemonte, Elizabeth Brown, Mertie | ppie, B0f on There was a large attendance at|? Gosvel. n read it and was | bound to follow all human and earth- | the Chicago and Alton raflroad, is the e Greiner, Howard --Dickedman, Ancea‘?fl‘ the First Baptist chu Sunday|™Made happy. Measuring the mi Iy things. reminding man that he is|principal sufferer by the faliure. Mrs. Mrs. J. D, Rood of Moosup, -Miss William Dunn, e 3 Frank Dodge and | X7 F & .8 Sietoriiie nt he fitted it but mortai, that his span or years is morning when if Blackstone was on two notes totaling Beatrice Dean of Central Village, rd Buckley. H. o geloay then trat briet. Ifmen remembver the fate which | $47.000, which, It seems probable; she 1 s. v: ark lainfi U furnSiwas g 1" miles togive them to the |awaitd €ach one of us, the preacher | will have to pa¥. One, note war $40,000, o s s Briefs and Personals. -t . s0id in order | I as an expression of his|said, fhet would never sin. They | indorsed by Mrs. Blackstone, was dis- Bridge have béen visiting at the home | Julia M. and Miss May Kilday of | shoon tios, e A g, 1 the go: would have ever in mina tnose warn- | counted by the Continental and Comr of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Rathbun this 5 A pelbrnusht ew London, ) Downing of | into a feast in r i ernor’s Thanksziving ing words of the Saviour inspiring | me-ck ationa bank. Another® for % gnition past week. of 1 amation. s Perminehas—veturned to ireenevil i e S TEturn; Taling hi 5 How rich we arzfthem to live holy lives. “Heaven and |$7,000 was cashed by the Citizens State ik qratia ) Greeneville, of Potts-land his soiemn ander no | «and thou sy veryegood | In Jesus hrist'an tellowship, carth’ will pass, but My words shall | bank of Melrose park. 5 elebrate i ay. wmore into the country You see e Hy G t for God's biggest not pass. Wednesday ternoon Woodrow ferer rd. thy ‘God for th Met Through a Pastor. Hommell entertained... sixteen . little e Al At than er he in- o CeO Oty RO i A A : = Mrs. Blackstone said she had been friends, in. honor. ©f*hré fourth birth- Y aora.sfermenty 1IVERE in | sisted tHat mate s should be iy A o of life in all its full o | MRS. T. B. BLACKSTONE LOSES introduced to Miss Sharpley as worthy A e g 10 f Calvin Roath has foved fueq to neip T > L the children of Israel th we'ery in the lafg of financial ai@ by Rev. John Balcon sokies and cocoa e owned by E. .J. Duro-oflsicns, .his s gl mist: “Bless ' the Lord. O my THROUGH CHICAGO WOMAN | Shaw, former pastor of the Second center of a large 4 lothon the By 1 and.all that is withi . hles: o e 2 Presbyterian church. Dr. Shaw was e ot o s Sweetser and_ Mrs. n body. thelwhen the Promised e L e IR O N Srvich) Residunt . Deoeived) Sne ‘OF . tH1E Alstingulshefl e ot center in which wef ks o Johnt orwine del Bic dbl o him back te anl I e e Endorses $47,000 Notes For Miss An- | the city. He is now a resident of San a pond. Master Hommell' receiveq | tended SgY. eenns. Jouthie the proper relation be- } ECCLESIASTICAL YEAR = = Poulterer-Playwright. | Francisco. many gifts. The house was prettily the home, of My and nodness. AV, o[ Bie; Bharplay, e “Miss Sharpley a‘tended the chureh SN 2ad i pem| xno Wor . COMES TO A CLOSE. e, whi I have i of which I have been a member for . How & gopd angd benevolent wWoman, Lome SHEOEOVODIOTEDODOODOBEDED | on Palmer street after a | Christ's, WorddiPr o s s o 5 J < AR thoroughly good wo- et dlide aterat the Broetori: = Predicting End of All {2 nutive of Norwich, was victimized ey dol e Loy g % @ | week's SIni Ty rg_”;”&‘“cf the | that they are to be ¢ ntil conditions s Time, Theme cf Rev. J. H. Brod-|by a pious ‘E!_-z. sh sharper, has been | pouitr; _farm in Melrose Park, and on $ Cuts Heal Quickly e S The Trage strike erick’s Sermon. told by the Chicago papers in showing | the advice of my pastor I advanced of Miss Annie E.|her some She built up a prosperous up’the smooth wa E : : ¢ i lace. She I trade amon; . Apply Minard’s Liniment ito cut voutt i there is il e o e s | Sharpl#, whose worthiess notes. —for | FoC O b out™ Senpier . She. a0l hes D et meateent o cuts, o ulzent gathes, R i on sqren by slranciscaniFathers {5y or 997000 have Ween' endarsed by | egxs and ‘chickens only fo . private This remarkable, _ereathy, amtiseptic; ! entiag rtxlfidt:h d ‘hu.lr: b I,Anck,s_ R e ® A e 247, e R y P! germicide is all thaf’#s ever on the part of t tarm soul coiild prodacts. Mrs. Timothy B. Blackstone, who was | i | Miss Norton, of Norwich. homes. She made personal deliveries and got fancy prices. AN “She established her poultry fatm needed to quiekly heal cuts, bruises or sores. not with Habakuk, the proph-t, dlaim: “Yet we will rejoic wlhen a farge number of the espeeially many men and on us or the equivalent of { Lord, and joy in the God of received Holy Communion at the| The Chicago Tribune, in an fllustrat- | four years ago. Since then she has Don’t neglect even little New flags have been | gnen Indnlacee. salvation. from the rector, Rev. John|ed story of Miss Sharpley and her|needed more money from time to time cuts or scratches. Blood graves in Hartford of all | o whan the Contemplation of the past should Droderick, who was assisted by [ marvelous money-borrowing powers|and I have let her havie it. I have mno polsoning with dangerous soldiers who hove died since . 2 stir- our hearts to gratitude and odr | Myles . Galvin. Yesterday was | says. idea how she got rid of the money. I Tesults may follow if e coiliper lips o praise. We than} coura@eous men and wome | to: these - shores and laid the founda tions of this republic. History tells niard came for trezsure, the an for commercial purposes and the propagation of h: religion, the Pilgrims came seeking a home and a land where they might worship, according to the. dictates of their own | that ve may be filied with the knowl- ocnseienct “In this country before | edge of His will, in all wisdom and their coming were the moundbuilders, | spiritual ‘understanding, “while the the cave-dwellers and the Indians. Of | day’s gospel was Matt, xxiv. 15-25." these we have no authentic history.| At that time Jesus szid to His disci- The Pilgrims came inspired with the | ples, When ve shall see the abomina- most lofty ideals. We wonder at the | tion of desolation, which was spoken aduacity of their faith and courage.|of by Daniel the prophet. standing The story of the Ma jod for the the twenty-fourth Sunday after Pen- who eamu tecost, and the closing Sunday of the eccles vear, ‘since Advent be- s next Sunday. = Hence there was olemnity to the epistle masses during the day, which was St. Paul to the Colossians, . 5-14, beginning, “Brethren, we not to p for you, and ask Miss Annie E. Sharpley. poulterer in chief to_ high society, failed when her interest veeed ffom the chicken busi- ness to_the drama. ‘Her poultry farm in Melfose Park reacned its apex of prosperity when 10,000 chickens filled its runways and the Lake Shore drive and Drexel boulevard bought at fan- cy prices all the eggs and broilers she could supply. > Her career as a playwright touched its highest pimnacle of glory when, with the manuseript of ' her ~drama, “Lights Ahead” she went to New York and was assured by a man whom she believed to be no other than ‘the great Belasco that her play would be kad thought she was using it in her chicken - business. -The truth of the maiter is| I knew very little about her personally. 5 AR 3 “She has heen a regular worshipper at church, coming all the way in from Melrose Park to attend Sunday school ard morning and evening. services on Sunday and the weekday prayer meet- ing. ' She organized a Sunday school class in Melrose park. She seemed very devout. “I never heard that she had written for the stage. She seemed a very sim- ple, plain woman. If she used hyp- notism I never suspected it. I loaned her money because my minister had in- wounds are not properly and promptly given atten- tion. Minard's Liniment is: clean, stainless, and' absolutely pure. It is used in many homes as the dependable remedy for pain of all kinds.—Always bave it opfband ready for instant use. Any druggist will supply you. THE DEL-HOFF European Plan & TETT of the earlier of taes. Haw Tu G“lN FLESH ten this amount. orly of Remarkable Statement of a Woman Who Was Nothing But Skin and .Bones. - Laugh and grow fat is. a homel saying, but Mrs. Elizabeth L. Morri: of Hammond, La., tells of a more re- liable method. She says:i— “l cannot say enough. in. praise of Vinol, for it saved my life. I was weak, nervous, run-down, could not this depressing sug. t i self respect.” And S0 it went on until ne found himself In rags, in Jirest poverty, in famishing hunger—out in rhe ficld. as a koeper of swine, a ki of scrvice that he would have most keartilv despised at home. Then onc day .he paymaster came and held out to him one more prospect as a resnlt of his sinful i s = vflower is old but | in the holy place, let him who readest | nroduced ‘“on Broadway within two | troduced her as worthy of any aid I Rates 75 centa ner day and up S“"f}?‘ mbs lung! for aw%“‘ {deWH C“'e§r~ As the young. man took the|mighty important. The Pilgrims with | understand.” and ending, “Heaven ’\:_-cek,_v- could give her.” HAYES BROTHERS. doctors ad all falled b b e, Tiree| epvelope In his trembling.. hand he|their institutlons’of religious lberty ] onas oer win pass away, but My Well Staged;, Anyhow. Miss Sharpley came from England. Telophons 1282, 2-28 Sroadway | 40Ctors had all failed to help me. One | noted one word only inscrided. there . day I saw Vinol advertised, took cour- | the word “Death. il gavl) Goysmment were & determin. | wor will-not pass away. She is said to have a brother there in As the messenger ing force in moulding the character of ke oppositeness of this gospel to| The “Belasco” she saw, it i snow | 2 VT G (STES = age and bought a boktle, and it soon| went'away he turned back and said: | our country "which steeionés rmare the lhghglos?npg ny of the ecciesiastical | believed. was a swindler, and the read- made me feel better. 1 continued its|“You are not ohliged to’ open that|continent with fing harbars oo bors Year was pointed out by Father Brod- | €'s, playwrights, secretaries, and u Entetedined intacamaiiv, sPEG'AL ase nd such o chéngel: iT Havejre | now: If.you ‘d0.:¥on sEnl SOle'.. You poceants < The Dlgrits were: dood erick in his brief sermon, as he preach. | dersecretaries by whom he was sur- rmal gainea my Strength, flesh and health, haX; one more chance.” . nated by lofty ideals and for their|eq from the olosing Lest That all |rounded were supernumeries in a| Mr .and ‘%:zmvzjxll;ufl 8. Murray en- * |am perfec well, an e doctor was 'ter - Af 4% izati ¥ villi - A y confldence game whicl cost iss | tertaine 4 BABGA'"S surprised to see such a-change in me |sion. There is on i far | ne Zation, they were willing to suffer | carthly things are doomed to one day on Ladies’ and Gents’ Diamond Rings, i 2 comes to | of promised land because of their no- i - two weeks” have lengthened |on Prospect street. Cover were laid Seart ier and.Gents Diamond Rings | ris, Hammond, La. that, namely, death. | ble" 1aeats and lofts herolan. Tt/ g e o o Beed 1e plantsl, Ber | out iuto cight months, bt stil Lights |0or Slght. The,Aret of.ihs CTerb s Was Solld Gold and Gold-filled Sions and | o L1 Teason’ Vinol proved such a The Gateway to Destruction common theory that great extent of | ex which God designs it to produce,| Ahead” has never been added to the |given to cards followed by & pro- Signet Rings. 4 " 577 | ronderful strensth Guse of the bect| SO the young wreck of a fellow be- | (eFrItory and’ vast natural Tesources | fi ila appotnted s withers and dios,| eMulence e e o e o o : O A B oo o of (lokbes W PS: | constitue real national greatness. It i | the metropolis. . The lights ahead were [and male quarte - Krench Tvory at the Towest nrices oy |2nd cod liver peptones, iron and man- | 821 to think.' for he "could still do|tonstitue real national srentness. Iv's B ehs T, e g n{ch develors | Gescribed by ihise who had read the|tons upon an Angeias Diver Bians. Nt st ™ e i EADeee \DeBlonkisy enaliacarontioat DEE T ‘§h{';‘f"}in‘;‘”wi":‘fi“’m‘“yfe' Egypt. Babylan and Persia stand for |\ ocie, MEC [1om WRIER Hts frult 19101y as red danger signals, but they |An enjoyable evening closed with the Heavy Sterling Plated Three-picce | fonic wine, which makes Winel o oore | But in his case it was the soct I5i&: empires whose ruling passions were did not enable the unfortunate, play- |singing of Auld Lang Syme. Carving Sets, $2.45. A beautiful Calendar to each custo- mer. J. OGULNICK & CO. 32 Franklin St. Phone 714-12 New St:'zs Fall Millinery MRS. C. P. STANTON 62 Franklin Street in such a short time.” Elizabeth Mor- wonderful tonic. Broadway Pharmacy, G. G. Engler, Proprietor, Norwich. Vinol is sold in Willimantic by the Wilson Drug Co., in Danielson by the A. W. Williams Pharmacy, and in Putnam by J. F. Donahue. Also at the leading drug stores in all Connecticut towns. REMOVES SKIN AFFECTIONS One package proves it. 8old ‘and gusranteed by sbove Vimol druggist. FOOS JUNIOR WOOD-SAWING OUTFITS paid for sin, and sooner new life. No one knows the azony through which he passed nor how long the vigils that like avenging angels stobd over his soul. Bul by and by he came to himself. And when he did he began ti:e long journcy nack home. You know the rest of the story. I'have taken 2 text at that point in the narrative that may be called the climax of the feast—the time follow- ing the first wild raptures of emotion in the consciousness of forgiveness. The time when wholesome fooa which 50 long had been denied him, and bome’ and loved ones ard friends all had their share in lifting ‘his spirits to a great pinnacle of exal’ation . In the beautiful narrative in Luke where along this story is recorded, the em- phasis is placed not upon the feast but upon tke favt that the occasion of it was the recovery of a iost boy: “For this my son was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found. And and die. We have entered into a kind conquest and dominion. But do they stand for any precious ideals which we desire to conserve How different when we speak of Athens, Rome and Jerusalem. These cities stand for en- chanting ideals and eternal systems. Poetry, art, science law and religoin. True they have seen their day but their ideals-have taken root in other In Athens we realize our dream of beauty, in Rome of justice and in Jerusalem of religion and God. Who can measure the influence of Pal- estine on the world today. An express train can travel the length of it in less than three hours and the width of in about an hour. If Athens stands ‘or beauty, Rome for law and Jerusa- pass, observation and experience must ground. As the flower and the fruit, so with man. The infant is brought into the thousands of dollars. wright to avoid the financial rocks upon which she now has crashed bows world, enjoys the years of childhood and youth, becomes the man who is filling his place in the world's life, perhaps is conscious of his superior- ity. to his fellows and cherishes the opinion that the world could not fill his place if he were gone. In a very short time at the best, he is laid away in his coffin. What is true of individ- -nals is true of communities and of na- "tions and peoples. Human reason teaches us, too, that there must sometime be an end to all earthly things, that end of time, when there shall be neither day nor night, on. Miss Sharpley, through her attorney, Richard I. Gavin, filed a voluntary peti- tion in bankruptey in the federal court musical Friday evening at the -home need have no fears. crowned or extracted By our meth Don’t You Want Good Teeth? Dees the dread of the dental chair cause you to neglect them? Yee ed you can have BSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAY ’zlr tosth filled, he awful silence which has fall- lem for religion, shall not our land|When t stand for all three combined and show | Su upon the etrg! :hh&“e G*:::;;";; d:!_f the world the beauty of holiness and | that o e el e how a nation can live only as it metes | Ment, not the P i out justice and that a nation can only :;I;lc:;l !lm‘l:o': ;gl;h &°m:f?$e£e:: CemenbY ;204 Prosperous yhen God I8 e sring 4o Chriat's prediction, when, CONSIDER THESE OTHER FEATURES STRICTLY SANITARY OFFICE STERILIZED INSTRUMZNTS CLEAN. LINEN ASEPTIC recognized and worshipped. The Present Cri Is it possible to thank God for the present crisis through which we are passing? It isn't ssible, if you haven’t the “eye of faith. It isn't DRINKING CUPS they began to be merry.” As we gather about our Thanksgiv- ing tables this week, let us remember that there are two classes of. things that should call forth our gratitude. One class conn in the presence of-all mankind, of one’s friends and neighbors and relatives, each man shall have meted out to him LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH BEST WORK 1f these appeal to you, call for examinatior. and: mmz Ne charge for consultation. z ok DR. F. C. JACKSON n s itself with matariai & ot | ey DENTISTS " g things and the other relates to God [DPSSIDle If You can’t see the malestic ?m“ wm “ | 40 ’ i DTSt and ol the provisions agf SPPIOES, o Chriel fhroush bstaty ) . ik TIUIN (Buccessors to the King Dental Co) 4 - Sets ‘of thingg soitual life. The two | iyl “Colcinie unless we keep. fellow. | How often we hear it said of 2 man e siin oY NORWICH, CONMN. sive. For oll life whether o e{ufi‘:"‘; s;-xpn:mh Jfidsus -.ng l}xe:r m& bs’&’z er woman that “they were rundown in PA. M.to8P. M. - - - 4 2 “In the world we shall have u St 4 : s ¢ 3 = tion, but be of good cheer, T have over. | health”whichaccountsfortheirpresent (§ Lady gaistant Telephene come the world.” sickness. For that reason it is impor- Make money sawing wood this winter. Your time and a FOOS JUNIOR There lsn't any doubt in our minds | son¢that when find you tire easily, WOOD-SAWING OUTFIT would bring you a big profit. These outfits, which CA s I o R ' A as to the tribulations, thelr tragic ye- . are very moderate in cost, are furnished in 4 6 and 8 horse.power. sizes, and realization is being experienced by the | when your nerves are troublesome or - b . will saw from 2Y/; to 3V, cords of wood per hour. The engine can also be used 3 ‘whole race at one time or another. But neither should there be any doubt in regard to the last of the verse which reads: “Be of good cheer, I For Infants and Childrea InUse For Over 30 Years for pumping water, grinding grain, shelling corn, etc, THE C. S. 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