Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 5, 1918, Page 10

o o [ erm———— S | namflsnu m .-th Morning of ing of Below hn Tem- persture—Man Found Lying in Gut- ter at Midnight—Derby Residence of ‘. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Blake Dl*lf aged by Fire—Present Coal Situa- tion—Drell Experience of Jehn D. Horton. Tee houses at Quinebaug have been _filled to capacity with as fine an .jce{the { sapply as has Leen harvested here in 'm There are thousands of tons of it '!’Mmathflrudyhaudmt. un- fess the coal supply is materially in- reased in 'some public { places will have to close, for no .fuel wil! be allotted to heat them. Souvenirs From France. Friends here received - on Friday . soavenirs of France in the form.of lit- | tJe silk handkerchiefs. They were orwltdad by Private Adelard Bar- e mh%:; he i bhen the regiment to wi s mfi is stationed. The handker- have an embroidered set of al- flags, with that of the Unmited - States in the center. ' Below Zero For Seventh Morni Friday was the seventh consecutive morninzg during which the tempera- tare in Danielson registered zero- or far below that mark. Continued suf- fering from the cold was the lot of many families who live in poorly heat- ed houses. ¥ Tidings From England. Letters have been received here from Lorimer Dixon, who at the time the lIotters were written, about the mid- dle of December, was in England with the aviation section to which he is attached in clerical capacity. Lying in Gutter at Midnight. + On Broad street, near the High School building, with his face rest- ing upon the ice-covered street, and wearing no overcoat, Officer John Macfarland found a man who had laid down to sleep in the gutter after the midnight hour, the temperature at the time being below zero. A .per- son resident in that section saw the man lie down and sent the call for the officer. 3 ke Residence Burned Out. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Blake lost all their honsehgld possessions In a fire that ravaged their home in Der- by, in this state, where Mr. Blake, { formerly a resident of Brooklyn, is superintendent of the trolley lines. Mrs. Blake Is now visiting with rela- tives in this vicinity. . Honor Roll For State. That he may compile a statistical report for use by the state, Wesley Wilson, clerk of the board of select- men, is procuring a list of Killingly men who are in the naval or army ser- vice of the United States. This town has 39 selected men at Camp Devens and many more in the coast artillery end in the regular army and navy. Captain Darbie’s Application. Captain E. L. Darbie, reserve llat, formerly commander of the Thirteenth Company, was prompt to take advan- tage of the suggestion, received here on Friday, that reserve officers send in their applications for appointment to officers’ training schools. . If Cap- tain Darbie’s request for service is promptly . acted upon, he will go to Spartansburg, N. C., some time this month. Frost Damage of $200. It is estimated that the damage caused by the frost to pipes in the High School building cannot be re- paired at an expense of much under $200. Tt is expected that repairs will be made in time to permit of resum- ing sessions of the school on Monday next. Night Train Could Be Spared. As a counter proposition to the pro- posal for removing the 3.05 p. m. and 355 p. m. trains through here, next' Monday, it was suggested Friday that the southbound night boat train b taken off. This train no longer plies connections at Putnam from Tlos- ton and is very little used bhv o traffic between Putnam and Norw be cared for by the couthh o ening train through here moval of the 3,55 p. m. tr Danieison without THE COAI SITUATION. Applicants ng Dealers Fo~ Fuel ttle Success. ~*“Don’t md the coal dealers for v s the advice being of- by those who are in a know just how the fuel sit- 1 s in Danielson. = It may. be atively stated that the supply E coal -in Danielson . yards is) er:- limited and ‘that it must be very #rofully conserved to meet the most urzent needs. Persons who have suf- cient coal on hand to meet their im- mediate needs should not ask for even the allotment of an extra pound, for there are families who have no coal at 21l The c-al famine is afflicting only about 50 per -cent. of the homes in town, it is estimated. The other 30 per cent. purchased last snmmer a normal winter's supply, which is now melting away rapidly under the stress of extraordinary weather, but fires are being. riin at full and .the homes-are not cold. Case after case has been noted of cails for more coal by families who al- ready have a supply of several tons each in their bins, their efforts to get coal, of course. being directed by fear of a fature shortage. All applications from such sources are being Tefused. Likewise all orders from Mgdosup, Plainfield, Central Village and other nearby places are being refused. Some residents of the places mentioned Have pleaded with local dealers for an al- lotment of a ton or so “to help us ont,” but these orders have been turn- od down. No hard coal is arriving here, but there are cars consigned to Danielson in transit and may arrive any day. L Dove, aiso of Danielson, and that they sesled). Telephone 75, Norwich, Cona. ERAND VIEW SANITARIUM, Norwich, Conn, (incorporated 1872) PR 9 A ‘service flag’is shown at the home| The Chagnon-Huggard tube factory |mas dinner guests of President and Open an account in this bank, starting it. with as little as one |of Maro Lewis for nis son, Edwin, who | started taic week on. government or |Mrs. C. B. Beach, at Storrs. - dollar if you like and plme yourself among the millions lagain in Putnam Friday .morning, making of the proposed Susan B. An- ] thony amendment, granting full suf- Sivmraee s O BUILDING CH U R C - ;:eg:&;se&f the Connecticut delegation D AN ' E LSON pened to be in the vicinity of the rail- road station. There was little inter- est in coal trains once, but things have Mill Lacks Coal. Events of the Hohdny Seuon—Ald De- 9, BR““KLYN SAVINGS BANK Danlelson nm et o h“fl'me 4 The leather board mill has been un-| partment to Mect Today—New Year on a’ “~honr furlough. mee!h?,rl;:geig; :O:;eek on account of | Party Planned by C. E. Society. $ No Need To Elaborate the Importance Everyone Wants to Save Money, Especlally These- Days% Luneh Serced Visiting _sousorisgel| AWl dTRES R ~= . Your Share of the Money-Saving Opportunities " Basketball Team—Score of Regis- - . ; o, "Exempion SowaWor |8 b : AT . United States Food Administration License No. G+08535 Hot coffee u\d a luneh was members of | Sehiing B pia e B, B8 team, Ly Wehavehken 106: Men'’s Fancy Sum and mmmeh—‘ :.'.-&?:..‘““““"”‘"’" = lOUMan' Ovmoahnndputthemmthne : / f O6P. i CQM,EANY Summoned Before Board wives aleo, will appear e "Iohat. _p R Sirloin, Round, Porterhouse PICKLEDR!BS Registrants, and in- lmrc:au t.h;lr | Toassl Hers. tiia: attarion: : “ SR — - that cer‘atn Information’ wanted by ; ; T m \ STEAKS lb--------Zflc 100 ard not shown in the questionnaires, 4 ' 7 ot - iy s P e e $12'75 $16 75 $18 75 ALL CHOICE CUTS GORNED BEEF, b 20s ’Wfs‘.fmflm&:%:&am FRESH SHOULDERS Short Cut Legs, Ib. . .25¢ formal over train removais |§ = Fortheuuonflutweare notspecu- : sevieie . 35¢ | m .‘....‘............2&:ForeuLamb ) E line 1t 2 oa be shown wita any do- lators, we dean om' stocks each season, lnd A PORK SAUSAGE will be restared after the 00‘1 famine W pan T ok o e e St This is your chincé,.tq‘b:\ly‘,dvependn’b‘le next Monday evening, in Hartford, at = % 2 TR At an’ impertant meéeting at whis Con- Anthony amendment by congress will be urged. Among- those who will at- tena, from this city: Miss Katherine q:nnecucumuem will appear dress- B e Pk : ; ; B: and M. Baked Beans, 2 cans. . .. ..35c | Mohican Special Coffee, lb. can... . gty fié’kee;‘%mg‘ti‘éi‘_’"wfii‘is‘;‘f e : : “Fancy Broken Rice, 3 Ib. bag. . ......25¢c | French Dried Peas, 21Ibs.......... Pl et Graham Flour, 51b. bag. ..... .. the board in these . particular ‘cases, ¥ The mercury hit the zero. mark R I T T“W represent “‘““‘“*M"Y weos2s . Jle— CUT PORK ROAST, I, 26| SWit's Yearling Lamb that will reduce the service from. this | ‘city on the Worcester-New London e is overcome, this yeu Jtlmellu dollars in savings to you. S LALED 1 -10cfbb. . .... Local Branch to'Be Represented. . : B 115 == : gressman Augustin Lonergan ;A clothing at these prices, present. The passage of the Susan B.|§ b d s » b 2 22 P ; ; WA WHOLE MILK CHEESE | PHILA. CREAM CHEESE | ROYAL LUNCH CHEESE PPN g v Bl T : COME IN TODAY b. ..... package ............15c | jars .... A ‘W. J. Bartlett, who, ‘as‘one of ‘the 2 ' et e, - © 1 - Pinhead Oatmeal, Ib. ............... Tc S e A e O ihe Mk tions] Mohican Soup, 3 cans..............25¢c | Lenox Soap, 5 bars........c..... ‘Woman's party adopted' resolutions @ T Ttalde aron e Fancy Pink Salmon, can'............20c | Sunbrite Cleanser, 3:cans......... Mohican Macaroni, 2 packages. . . . .. .23c | Toilet Paper, 3rolls. ... ... ... - Hoosier Starch, 3 Ib. box. .. ........25c | Sunbeam Potato Flour, pflage b3 FANCY YELLOW SPANISH ONIONS NATIVE CURLY ONIONS, 3 Ibs.......13c | 4 for ...............10c | LETTUCE, head...... 8c LARGE P. R. GRAPE ' EXTRA FANCY MALAGA | SEEDLESS RAIS FRUIT, 4 for.... .25¢ | GRAPES, 1b.........15¢c | 2 packages ..\ .. 0n. 23¢ - APPLES ' APPLES LARGE JUICY FLORIDA | EXTRA LARGE FLORIDA Large Spitzenberg’s doz 29¢ | ORANGES, 13 for. ...25¢c | ORANGES, dozen....39¢c Coal Train Object of Interest. A iong coal train that moved north- : : ward through this city Friday attract- s ed almost as much attention as .a street parade from persons who. hap- changed. Educational Film Shown. For the special benefit of the .school children: of ‘the. city, Manager David | Goodyear, 4; Armand Montyille, Put- | and family. % S ug;aihetg:fl?’“ f.‘:;atraenlear:ooa: nam, 1; Wilfred Beaulieu, ‘Goodyear, | Stanislaw . = Sezmanski, Stanislaw NUT MARGARINE—Tastes Like Fresh Butter—NUT MARGAR'NE 4; Wilfred Gagne, Putnam, 4; Arthur|Romanuvic and Charles Clark were in xhovmg Thomas A. Edison’s struggles | Des Putnam, 2; Irving Piante, | Stafford S 4 X . . it . . - By foward. success and the, davelopmsent | Gomarea, 10 Henry! Belidve, . Wood: | iaord Sunday. Mrs. Clark and e As a Food-Conservative—It is Wonderful —lt is Half the Price of Butter- Made of a number. of his great electrical stock, 4; Arthur Lej eur, Patnam, | wh th i 1ls—Mi ] ick. ) o am gock & Aibc Legrandeus Patoam, | where thes vilted Mir. Jackson and from Vegetable Oils—Milk and Salt—One Pound Brick, 29¢ Motor Express From Norwich, thur Plouffe, North® Grosvenoraale, 2; Accident Whil TV g Sleighing. e = et Notwithst: 4] 5 Levi Miner, Grosvenordale, 1; Nicho- wen e 5 = P = = = pr Obmithetanding ke Arctic weather, | 0T H0 g O nicison, ‘1 | s Gilbert Deane and family were on 9 United States Food Administration License No. B-9118 ducting the overland express servics | FLenry Cooper, Goodyear, 1; Fred Dom- their -way to Mrs. Deane’s parents i S S — bet s ®|ino, Putnam,1; Otiese Charbonneau, North -Woodstock Christmas day, the : = m;"f,',’.,}“fi.,,f;“m"{fii,"gm 5."?:;' Killingly, ‘Charles Buell, East- |sleigh upset and. Mrs. Deane was ASSORTED J HQT BAKED s ford, 4; Lazare Brissette, Putnam, 4; |thrown out. While crossing some. ice J e bringing in ayantities of supplics. ol e Chphataing Potham, 1. | €0 catch’ the hotse, she. foly, DroAKing 3 BEANS apd . nerease in Postal Revenues. Glen B. Blair, Wickford, R. 1, 3;’ Al- [her arm. She returned to her home|@ dozen ........18c|each ..........25c|dozen .........13c| BROWN BREAD Quarterly reports at the postoffice |bert Breault, Putmam, 1; Robert J.|here later in the day. Mr. Deane lost will show a substantial increase over | Haggertee, Ashford, 1;- John W.John-|a finger about two months ago while normal revenies on account of the agd- |son, Worcester, 1; George W..Wade, | Working at a saw in Tatem’s mill vance -in postage rates thaz became | East Killingly, -1;° Everett 'R. Har- Broke Leg' While Coasting. | effective in’ November. rington, Daniejson: 1: Armand Trahan, . = A ing school. aafintn;fl sg»oung people wio like to | Putnam, 4; George F. Chase, Knnng: ch?fi,‘f@%:l;’:mgfig 'th:;::lid};?‘s é’if; ROAD Charles Dinsmore came home from HEBRON e nd their pleasure curtail: |ly, 4; George J: Dowling, Elmville, 1; lier mother, Mrs, T Buffalo, day before Christ- iss, in" Pomfret.| Merry Christmas at Stonington .Homes man, for the plan to prevent the use of | Arthur: Lamoureux,"DanielSon, 5: Wil- it over the hoiidays. | Local Hospitality Dispensed to Many fuel for heating of dance halls, as is |liam F. Loper, Dayville, 4. Alex Eth- ";:“:st‘;git‘na«‘ e Ralpi P”d —Community Tree and Exercises| 1Ir . Thompson and son, Mer-| Holiday Guests—Miss, Mary Lord now being' considered. ' The rule may|ier, Putnam, 4; Nick Angelo, Fabyan, causing bim to hfe- ]fle“e Enjoyed. ritt, Mrs. 'Aho'mmon\ brother| Entertains Norwich Free Academy also apply to other buildings used in|3; Hugene Hamel, Grosvenordale, Yalen To the s Skt fnd fainlly in Warren, Mass, Jlestl . gifesitistes a semi-public way for. what are now | Aifred J. Boutin, North. Grosveno ial | \liss Constance Haley of = Mystic, | week. During their al ence the house 2 here the broken bone was set. v in 2l termed unnecessary - enterprises; dale, 4; Joseph Belair, Putnam, 4; Hu- |V | who has been at home from Wellesley | was in charge of Thompson's loss the weather moderates, it fs | bort” Allerie, Daniolson, 5; Chester W: gasiansn S entar - ] tained Rev. a ege for the vacation spent Sunday Merritt Smith. p probable that some’of the rural schools | Hutchins, Danielson, 4; M. E. Mason; | {ined, Rev. and Mrs. J. ;,‘,d Nilier 2f | Wit Mis Dorotly Wheeler. oltum, Tr.. returned |\ "My Porter, Sarzednt Harold ir smaller towns in this section of the | Putnam, 4; Hrnest:J. ‘Barrette. North aay es: Miss 1 Billings of Lyme spent | » last Wednesday. : ey e e B county may be closed next weel. It)|Grosvenordale, -1; John Aukewicz, | “ro a0 Farnham. voungest daugh- the Chri m-.m holiday at home. Lva Buftington is slowly Im-|of sfamior ek el has proved not only difficuit to. keep Da.melson, 4;.Charles S. Perkins, Dan- ter of "Wilii: and Minnie: ¥ hg Miss Agnes Peabody who has been|proving Mr._and. Avh: x’H the buildings warm, but. the children 3. John. Sawski, Mechanics- s nie’ Farnham, - B Some of the out of town Christmas ts_were Mr. Gray of New York, ner-and children : died” at the age of 4. .. here for. several months, returned on Aid Department to Meet. of Bristol, Lorena Lord of Hart- }Ira.\e sslzfl::;?d in going to ard coming e lclmnz‘f‘,, Bflfi;wwfi:::fi . 5 &Cwhite) Sift servics wvas held at the Wednesday: to her-home in Wurc‘:iestex ’.\‘nda\-l (Thuta'srd:"e:n J:nu;f\- o ab | tomE "fiégni BET, N Tarde: ME and — 1 Rdeiard Dubols, Putnam, 4; Ar- [CHUFCh Sunday cvening AR e Dal s o T iondents p. m, the Aid Department of| IS F. isscll and_daughter, Miss 4 eelk 2 o - Mrs. M. Darwin Lewis of Putnam | Das been hiome the past Weels, o | Dunham Memorial church will meet at L T‘:eaell of East Hampton, guests FRIDAY’'S CLASSIFICATIONS thur . Johnson, _Attawausan,, 4; | at W..0..Seyms’. . 1+ Thomas Gallichant, -Danielson, 1: Jo- is"spending the holidays with relatives - 5 bbby ill- | the home ,of the president, Mrs. ¥Fen- . o > < ere. the guest of Miss Abby Will; L0 Christn + uests of Mr. : Additional Names of Registered Men|Seph Floris, Danielson, 2; Henry C. B LG E i Soiaty. Mests. Ston 8ot A Torafwere MF. and Mr: Announced by the Board, Baer, Dayvllle, 4; ‘Jogeph,-Cruszyna, i = Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Williams have New Year Party. Lordy, Mp, apdo )i, Walbur Sl ki | Newark, N.'J., 1; John Johnson, Day- | . 4 business meeting of the C. E. so- gone 'to.Boston. Friday evening, Janu: 4, at 7.30|Fast ndrzro‘:a“\rra Robery Bush of Additional classificatiops of regis- ville, 1; John OCpnnor, Essthg]mntan C!re;xymwal.s ?pk‘ij 4t the home. of the Mr. and Mrs. A, G. Wheeler enter- | o i S ST Wallingford, “r l’run)kAllla,\ = tered men: Georgo ~W. Lafontaine, | 1 Edmund Duboié, Putnam. 2: A vening. Thers wam foatem, Triday | tained a. large family, party at dinner by iy AlitnBeNEn oA s Sa tond, Putnam, 4; Armand Joseph Brosseau, : s 12 £ Christmas cay: the ‘monthly’ kusiness meet- Joncs Hartford was J. Walsh, Putnam, emergency: fleet: | Miss Zida; Young of Danielson was in ‘l)-f leH ‘:-t::éfif P“l:nmEu" Joh‘g E.| ¥1i Blanchette, Daniclson, 2;. Wilfred |town Monday on business. - Toont Pt tod(‘ e F”Em aU- 1 Do Vendriene, “Attawaugan, 1: Wil- Miss Harriet. Kendall of Putnam/| . C. sson, | r0q E. Maynard,’ Putnam, . 4; Harmi- ?vant the week end with H. B. Buell's S{and M ‘Byron Billings and family 12 of Dunham —_—e . |das Guiguere, Danielson, 1 | tamily. ol st {Christmas. - e BECRS : i 2 3 s ‘A. G. Wheeler has purchased an au-{two o'clock the home of the Misses g;:egfng:i:iss?;dthznwfgfig nt:a}tne:f WAR BUREAU FORMED Word was received here Monday of | tomobile. Tiiden. iR SHi Bev; bt his ks TOE Deliove. ne mmns the death of Mrs. Cora Barrett of Ra_]ph Wheeler with his family was| The usual mid 0 i K 5 i Woodstock . Vallev. Mrs. Barrett . ‘Wheeler's, Christ- i s wWe ple of Danjelson will . suffe Local Patriots Show Such Enthusiasm rrett is a father's, Silas Wheeler’ omitted this week. ey i e econolmxcmare& as to Merit c«-nplimen!. sxlster of Mrs. Ellery Bartlett of this the use of fuel for the next few weeks PHoh v and: Mrs. Harold Wilcox and|ing and social, with entertainment andjihe g son, of Giasgo,- Mr.. and Mrs..Chas.| refreshments. flar‘t/fi sistet, Alrs. Howard Newhury of Mystic, were guests of M.l The ionthly - church cov enan ¢ furing Jthé Loliday !\cflfle(htm{fina cut 1 veck service was Opening of Schools. er Billings is spending the Schoc! to-Open Monday. Schouls in town, obencd Wednesday and practice restrictions they have npt{ Putmam’s War Bureau was tormed ‘l’DhH:K‘aletch)tz was in Hartford!vacation with her sister, Mrs. Harold will begin _the Thing, after the holida been accustomed io,- but. none wil;| Thursday night at a’meeting .in Odd { Monday. Wildox at Oneco. 2 Monday irn charge of Miss Acad ci tes E suffer for an absolute iack of fuel.. - |Fellows hall,” It was organjzed: imsuch 2 T Mios Mary S. Wheeler left Tuesday ‘\elhe‘Unsn;\l ¥ é ademy Classmates Entertained an efficient’ and businesslike manner MONTVILLE night for New York, after a few days| A New Year's sermon will be de- Mo Tord et e e that the Rev. James Hammond of Wa- iz ST at home. Her guest, Miss Edith Ep-{livered at Dunham Memorial next “TNOON & pATtY of young peo;{le A TRYING EXPERIENCE. terford, one of the speakers of the ev-|y, ncoaonle Regret Resignati ler of Wellesley, left Wednesday. Sunday morning. WS lier ¢ John S, Horoms Umitord: Garuioq| ening, told the gathering that Putnam nepeop 9 esignation of | "7, Miss Emmeline Billings has] The Misses Al Ak Enasite. : n 8. Horton's Uniform . Carried | had several “jumps” on any other place | - Principal: James 'Murphy—Leather | ricovered from her. recent illness. | Misses Grant i e ok Overboard By Big Wave. in the state in the efciency shown| ‘Board Mill Out” of Coal—Govern- Chrict 5 S p o o cember 31, 1917 and motored to Wiilimanti in perfecting organization. ment ‘OFder for Factory. ristmas 3 e Miss Ethel L. Klein : [\*nf]wl the 'theatre, - after the " In a letter recerved hers Friday from| The officers of the war buregu are: \u!\\fl“l people returned hrome by trol- John' 8. Horton, who is soméwhere in{Chairman, ‘H. €. Méinkin; vice chaf t at the home of her sister, ‘¥ “hristmas at the Sicnington Home| v e i D. Jackman, at D: It is” with .a eal was enjoyed by all. The usual din- E. France with' a New England ‘Artillery| man, George S Bradley: secretary, that the - to“nswgzp]: 3;316 ';,i,;,?{"gz ner, with fowl, vegstables, fruit and Sermon Theme for Sunday. organization, he tells of an unusual ex-| Whitman Danielson; treasurer, Charles |'the resignation of James Murphy, who | candy wers ser Ice cream was ABINGTGN 5 At the QoY rogationdl Dperience that befeli him while going|H. Brown; heads of committees: Fi-|paq ¥een principal of the Palmer Me- a treat later and. gifts were appreciat- FUD Shau mu'nix e across on a big: transport. nanee, G. Harold Gilpatric; war"sav- | morial school.for the past nine vears. W, : He was engaged in taking a show- |ings, ‘Byron D. Bugbee; Iabor, Alex- Tt ¢ this | Mr. Murphy,” who \lr and Mrs. H. Stanton Gates have The Red Cross did not m er bath, on ‘deck \in a partly protected|ander Gilman: food,.B. lis; fuel, Greenen‘fie} schm!l;ec 3:;35 11;:“"@6“;3";:5 been heard from at Chicago. week or last on account of the severe place, when a monster wave swept over | Charles Dean: home service, Jobn. G.|'friends in Montvilles Charles Reynolds from Rhode Ts-|weather, ; .there was no S»—T\](:‘ i chureh and yer one to Dan- | the winter . Pottes H Clapp is teac the ship, ‘whith was plowing - along|Johnson; publicity, - George . L. Pad-| ap i land .was a dinner guest at. A. G Mrs. Annie Flagg has through a heavy sea and loft him, az | gbtt; forelan popalation, E. H. John-|whish lenses thines in athes Shey | Wheelors, Friday: ieison to spend the rest he describes ‘t, with just a towel and|son; women's committee, Xliss ‘Rosa- | shape at the school, g lebrati + with her daushter, a piece of soap. His uniform and|mond Danielsop.: CaMr, Wheelgr superyisor. of the Sommunity; Celehration; Edith other wearing apparel, which he had| The heads of these committees have school, has had a number-of teachers| The -Community Christmas tree and left near the bath station, was wash-{appointed from ten to twenty mem-|ynger him_ this year who have resign- | exereises were enjoved at’ the chureh ed. overboard. His difficulties in|bers.to make up the committed so that o 3] ed after: teaching a short time. This|parlors Wednesday evening. Gifts and gone to 1nc1n>ur~ P Eetling ‘4 new ouifit were trying, .to} the buresii statts with &’ membership | siy " for the children and ice cream |mainder of the winier, say the 'Teast. of from 150 to 175 situation, while hard for him, Is|candy for the ¢! X v il ed to all. Mr. Horton says he has seen a econ- doubly hard on the children. and cake were serv: o ideral ectio France. and likes " Person: tes. Henry Townsend, lost a valuable siderable s n of F ik Personal No 4 ¥ N sidersble section ot france. and. likes "EASTFORD | e T Sy [ T R The weather during the -past few v ” - B U Tkt 1o% | e plag S0 Levie Hemecative e Sreciis sommany m nekte| e new o | Ay Sickness Leaves Weakness and sunny days few and far between.| Gilbert Deane Injured—Ralgh Davis, Robert Burchard has zone south on | Spalding, a former pastor, tells of the He writes that he has .met John| Jr., Breaks Leg While Coasting. 4n.sutomobile trip. * The: people. in|occupancy ef a mew. church at Co- Even a simple cold strips and reducc:’ ;our resistive oW z s % . N 7 4n, 2 Doping he Will being. som feoanat Grove, Florida, the first Sun-| powers fo allow other sickness. ~ Only food—not alcohol or the| Eveh Twenty Degrees. Below Zero around town Sun- tered from 10 to 15 riggs have | d: havé been assigned to the same com-| Mrs. Ellery Barfle:t was. called, to pany. Many of the soldier boys h: the illn Joseph Church started h t e 1 . . BT ¢ e N o pe et Phys s |Seatioey. MThniages . (Fe Mgems'otf, Jobenh Church etarica Matvesting drugs— cCreates the rich blood whlchfl_lstflbutes §hength to illness are rot numerows. Miss S Florence. Warren “of ‘New | it to be 16 inches thick. MANSFIELD LENTER the body, and the concentrated medicinal food in Zork is at” her home. over. the holi-| IRobert Paton is il aye, Dmhon, Conn. Service Flag Displayed. On Government Orders. Mr. and Mrs. Farrington were Christ- is .in the aviation corps at Mineola, LT ders. This week the: Farringtons will Even' the oldest residents cannof|Mmove into the former Dr. Johnson szvers that make 2 nation great. : e o A ey o Dent | rémember s Docember a coid as-¢his | hobise, which has beet thoroustily ren- makes the blood rich and stimul m while its e thermometer. registe: 16 d pi o o i 3 " Deposits: $2,640,657.25 below 2670 in some e ot | WA, Giests From Norwich. tonic virtue enlivens the ap ‘and; al&«nutnhon to s i - 3 H Surplus and F“fih “115,“1 84 . e . g E st Hampton—The. annual gather- tai\xd\;h a"}]\% t‘zrcsfluim;‘a‘;:lil: ‘(‘;l‘;‘?of—:}l?)‘:‘ “ reeStabhs,h your Strfmgth qukly : 3 nt]y. 1f you I‘rmdent & ARTH’UP ATWOOD . B e i ing of the Pastmasters’ association of | Christmas day. are rundown, anemic or nervous, by alfime get Scofi’s Vice-President, WILLIAM . BURNEAM b e G D L B LI R S o i Emuision: It builds because it is a faod—not a stimulant. ¥-Thaamuzer. CLARENCE A, POTTER fl-mh o Yor New Year's day.. i nied by 1amates ‘of the State Train- A Scott & Bowne. Bloomfeld. Mok oo aven = , for the re- S W zero- and-some of them