Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 15, 1918, Page 4

tél‘vll €nbugh yes & orwieh atid Goudies 122 YEARS OLD ¢ i i e 4 neski e 8 toffice at N6rwich, matter. l}f&!i 16F . the du- !h flud«&é&“nf symdfiu i mmmf“m f i at 4 tiins Wwhén the needs (B country aré & exténsive A (heFe afe feasons fof Blaying ihat|she mnessen serseraney Eatered & 4 P B! o !fl&i\’ E | ki Bfizfigflf 1 J|Elh i me gflnulum‘ wf?m m'fcu&?nf hlug but fio‘dfiie& M'i fdod dni drink. So I offered to ordér the evénmini difners {Hé benefits will m pe temporaty fea.fer idea bt ‘;mfi the large afmy .Bnllel!rli Bus of Mh whit edii 68 ih f Ut mother fetirns “Well Wed nesday llfi&fnb Office y sistét inform- ed mé that Jack was 1fi town bn leave ovér s{mdav and that she'd invited night, 4id 25 Spring St 1ots and émdrwue property tHat the iym continué {6 ex-|him the soil éven aftér m\me ea;é& hag ma dedlaféd. The undef- exeffilm 478, thé inside Workers have Benefits whicd are not|m tonfined to the kEEping aown thé éost|pen "_;_h..:_a_-_ud-—aa . - dihhér Thursday Oét. 15, M& 2k Spsesly nies midal, is stationed at Gre: day r1ofhing 1 arose brigfit and em-l\. inténding to stop on for my déxl}y ex MEMBER OF THE Al § 1 duuuu mhfie& 10 it of uot othe 'y piper and dlso the locai news pul nights of febublication ot spaelal despitek- reserrod and, 43 u:uil 4 way ‘to_tha yflve visit to The Assoctated PA to the ug for republied THE TOWN MEET'NG. Although Noriwith has “As Mick deuld have it, of town officers this year nnfler the | wouldn’t ‘do’ and I had to pu biennial election plan, there is never- |three timeé before it looked natural: theless scheduled for toHikht the an- | Then a Hook came off my biue serge, nidl towH meeting 4t ¥hich the dp- propridtions for thé . wst b8 made, AS tisfial this is a rhdtter of i impbrianes to the towhdpadple. Afe, or 4t least should 11y | ¢ toficérnad i mesting the rEmflflfii!fits f6r thé néxt twelve months. dtters \flnch atist it dp CIRCULATION Oetober 12, 1918 10,129 the wrong place, and aal to d on. fiy¥ay, I had to run for the 8.1 not unitil I reached 1th street did of rfly tharkéting. lowever, Bt bhe: shdp Whire t wonderful &téaks aw4 And I've jearned enohgh to retdémber that steak doedm't Have to be ~loasted, 2| picked, or dressed. or oht cobking vér they which aflsuné & actéd o telligehte fia ihe fieéds An Diitiiig tHE past vear the tdhi Bru sailor. Leéll nfifer aAdmirable Is amaifs fiave beeh wéil and in statihg 10 the pespié that it mflllonnhe doing will Be n!te!sflty to mkke ifbreasel|ped, in at foofi to reinind m fipnmprl&!lonq Whlcn pon_ m .n in- reddy in_plenty ai time _fo; “8 !sier Wwho curfler and who kficw it t;l-l aboub housekséping as u yo " oftiéé drop- ke 1 tablespomfiul twt hg‘me afraid i 0 &4 nus&m §flo’1fl ofi rgaftfllng\fiebmhe i 9 hy to_Aunt r !m: have half an né fevivea d8ain t: | l TH €80 o 56th street; back {"’F“‘“‘ a trlal. The ue &8 J’u i f"' !:é,_?}orwlc‘\ebv? v:i'nu“;v e if-évéled ift our quést for [§ ‘Maybe wé xcéhdi Bten Clysg at noon’ sigis blur- a befah my eyés. ‘Pl drivé tb cur house’ 8did tSel- Ave gomethtihg in the lhos& anly ihflsu Fét!r Oet. 25th &nfl " 13\159 at Vu‘flcfi this 1t da¥ of Hfl At mib’!'& hs tQ"fiav iy You_can say vou dd; let Nellie boil an egg.' “We entered Stella’s cBunter the remnants of Bair fiee s lamb chogs, just devolired by 't eat meat, and n:cummon | body. gATmcfi T OusE to en- CHAS. & HOLBROOK, ef kid brother and the mal ess. 1 knew that Bfmg t vegetables from ifie Hickster one bf her aftd would k th Vitabie pota- “| {88, meidlaceok she meMLER, - NOTICE & aha Ta% R (‘lgrk flhé HHE %111 hold I could only hopé that X in . ;he Thwh Hall id 18th; 1918 display a sense of hi “Stella dfo¥s me home. filySelf up the s a | hithéry. 1 use@ my key as quiétly as or{l cotla 4nd, flllhouzh the the lividg room Sounded So 1 thoushic I could|{madé fof the kitthen. iop for it on my way home, s I left e traih, afid Nellie cowd noon_until § nclnrk m t‘w arternoon to examine ths tors and admit alifi h the flbn‘«!rs tHosé WHo are foufid qualified, l hbflb!d that tne ainifig table held the remnants of it | & fiedl, but didn't stop td investigate, fia's as 5 sne“ And that ental] a|Jack was coming Bor _dinner_and that ellie,’ . She stifely thinks that thé route t6 a man’s heart is throtigh the kg!cfle‘n. higher tax fdté it ig c&reruuv poifit- | S ¢d But 4hht sich ik causéd by condi- tions which are efitifely hevond th cofirsl 6f the seéotfen. county taxes and the redugtion of in- come must beé met, while of incféiked Whzes and i \hich Have beén vBted q 086 4t b h Peace” utcher shop. Ima- n..m i§_Mofe Precious than Az he shock hen 1 found a loc & door and the sign. ‘We eloss at fiooh PREBIDENT w ILSON'S REFLV on Thursdays durmg June, July and :r': President Wilson malkes to the “Theh ensued a mad race up mérerdre thaL the hxfiivefl £lde Of the stréet afid dotn the aihe i inflergtaid the fited of tirninZ out in largé numbBbrs aha not feiving it 1o a Pritice Maximilian, the hate? 1 éxpé Friat, “Is your bodrd. —BExcha jerman chancellor, dfter rece nswer to his noté of inquiry. ing palfis to polfit out that it i3 A6t the decision of this government atone, sut of this goverhment with its L.es, which must goverh in the matter lew td Sa% How the sithation Wil Be There should Be a reflf‘esen[fl- Views of the Vigilantes LABOR AND THE WAR. “is busihess BefaF8 the voters By Robert Grant. should De takehi édté of and] have been bene- | bankménts : the peb: | motiorless.” u;ken care of right, db it of cHiirde 13 at Add 6t afiér tHe towh mestif FIRES AND PREVENTION. Conditions difficult to imagine in- has gone through arranging an Armistice, he plaifly $ag e, Hide o Is the attentith of the present (,(-r- ian governméht vé can be t5 thotight or eonsiaer- drmisticé as long as Germany the atroclties Which its ar- comfitittilg ofi fi fited flflahclal 3 nle, \Tilh fnateridl or producis essen- {6 its confuct and the moh an Whose earnifiz AloLblfld nr trebled H!rcusm tie de}])nl- able 8 large s &3 FER of Hie Ratioh, So similar | sufiis have heen made by ths dealers {HBEE Wwhich afe présented|in su phn which the governmént fe- but congress may be ebiifited g totake fare of Surpius Heteeforth until the Nourn of peace. b)‘ the aishstroud fires shich stveeping through fertibhs ol’ consin and Minfesota not profits the. éHeH 1s BeIR dr en, Has ni (to perpetnate | Left to Yet for cvery profiteer &n ugly word for lack of a betted) in maunitions or merch thousand i destroved without advafitage and 14 the wAjd manher in Which the frightfulpess S belhg cdrried on by roying vast tracks of timberland “wt wiping out towns and villages 4n#d piling up a long list of dead. It is verhaps only natura: that, the e there are a iftg men and #omen who Are on easy stfeet for the|follow a cauge of &tch a holocaust attfibiited to enemy azents, &speeidlly ifi_view of the fact thdt incendiaries . first time in tHeir livés because of the does he take the Hght at- advance in wages. respect hiut he teits fixedl ihcome tes cherl ard {etter carriers, a as clérls, school having | earth. that it fhust pu: &R end &6 Hohefiz6i1eFn. for_the alimination 6t which has b thredt- It is incumbent up- to engage In a Were driveh awdy from a shipbuild- biént at Dulath, but it 1s emilre- v provaBie that it #h juSt whdt emnea thé tertibite «hxrh _Was c*tu-'m D in_makine to ends m:merdus employes of oh€ kind or &n- ')Eher are comparatively | megt, The sefisation & an agreeabls one | Hands © Zlahg no oné begrifs n tHe Gérman nation it to them; cer- hat it can furn of the reforms the allied nations. has not heéen cloked but it it is to b swunz wide opéh the Qer- fhan natidh must h guarantees when the desire to buy tich will be atcept: which they have never been asle to after !V‘I their pock- Oné has ofily to inguire in order | rtain_that business Whether it wonld have been possi- Ile .to have done 4nvthing di thah #4s dore had iRere heen zraat- to. take prevéntive steps is comething which will have to t ned from a thorough inves- tigation of the firc swépt area, nit itia brings to attention nevertheless that fio matter whether it séctioh of 4 sta: populatéd commuhity, Yy move Which is made to safeguard life so far as possible gr of fires is a réction ant one éfforts mdde in many golng on as usual, fot lhrdugh the, purchuscs of old customers, but nf intent oh diw: Thus 1t Ger- a:snch.le'a wanis peace it knows what 1t There can be no Qickering 4nd fio cod- minor luxnr:es that In a sense this war ji & theRly | Kebia ts the nepas réason that an ariy of people of small are butter off thaii_they Pt if these Wage earn- | abont uncundm ers are to emulate the patrictism of their brothers lives magnificently in order arism and safeguard of labor, for the th German autoeracy, ever and property. ¢liminating the da move in the right that onght to reeeive fhich gréater attefition than it The rep y conld bave bean made no plainer exeept that icnal surrender nda been fho are living théir ;! BRADFORD; id found Nellie singing eheeffully su: W, }»QULSE she passed back and forth, «<lean- D, HOME, To“n (‘!érk M&ficfii mmfld ® i ad the appeme xfir! bietds of pi horile with, me; ana At the imm were cldsed, ard I've beert rdhning flround of 8¥ér #n_ hour tr\in'?- 0 thihg for dinner. e, ¢ and d ht fi:xis Hdnd Whin her heau (éh\fihnneu f8ife BFoilers, an thi§ marhin'’” ing a greater varlety of try togds in this Ve do not think there theé state which he rol'e the fi?%l d#y, M vite ‘he Habl¢ and ) | joyAble.—Hartford Times. Holdé Ité Owh. AltHbush the diamster of the great Américan pie Has been considérably it i3 thd prota bodst of the the pie's circumfer- a life more L € to make a list w charz!fl a ywenal v éoming home gifl at tne switch- s00h?” drawled the & ‘Fha hiesdsrq #ii piemakers that e‘ncg still has 360 degrees. - CORTIN ik AFTER EATING Tie Tortures of Byspepsia l:nmctefl ] "ley?a lt)iiu" Sr. Mammi's “For two years, I sufferéd iortures froth Sevére Dyspepiia. constant pains after eating; phing | down the sidés and back ; and horrible bitter stuff oftén came up shade of trees of buildings’ * The azticle ends with this Thie: “When sifprised By m;— éither By day of by flatural shade provitied "Datea Ot 14th; 1813, Frankiin, Conn. y_ treed; ém- houses, etc., 4Ad Feffain Approaching The Foolpfroct Machine: NOTICE spofidence of The Associated s - The Spigctren afid Town Clérk of thg Towhn of Colehester il hold & m in the Seléctmen:: on_Friday, ck;i 18, 1918 BYAAES TODAY AND TOMORROW The Popillar CoMiedian FRED STONE Ih the 6-Part Arteraft: Picturé “THE GOAT*" b s OFFICIAL WAR: hsvt e e . e e st BURTON HOLMES Travel Pictures -“wiTH THE HAIRY AIND” The ansdlutely fBol-proot, airplané has nbt yét been 1hventefl bt in m opinin_of American pilk working in a_British néwest British machi early solvéd the probietn. é t 71 mnss &ho are fountl qualified and whige famés appear bn the list ' Made.” Dated at Coléhester, Oct. SaMUBEL M bbi’:\tfi. G\ Y B CL!RB rije of heaviér thén At machinés w. mi ake thelr Wiy safely to earth, ex-r gept for sliglit darhakes which are so balafited and the wiHgs While peoplé on a[ranged that whet the engi they glide pradually and easily JOHX CONDREN, The following test. Stdble these airplanes are: AT A COURT OF, lenn’m mmmw in | climbed to a sufficient ¥ then, sto] gped his engine an [ Y PEGGY PIERCE in the 5-Part Triafiglé Dria inry meéuth. I tried doctors, butthey did not help mé. [ started taking ‘77 uit-a-tives(or Fruit at Colchester; within and for the D on the 11th day But as soon a8 I ‘0’"‘5”‘ a thé cohitfois. mere his feet on the rti P, o thatioh it Apbe P8k ad. T |for an aerodrome 20 miles away and y not in the first flush M[E‘;:;s;excem for keeping her straight he let | the airplane Mo what she likeéd. She | travelled the {ily as a bicyc rae | the Steering, % on the fig their_watchword fhist be!Regublican ADVANCING THROUGH SERBIA. While the allies are nishing abedl France and overcomihg ints in the Hindenbirg iine by fore- enemy to zite up s thrift not indulgence; Z culcate savinZ not spending. by rigorous individual sélf denial and the dedication of the savings of the of world liberty We are all of must in- Wherever fité is coni Except thtieh better t6 b safd thih eorfy P qitdres & events b Brifig about a mass to the ca full reatization. of war cahfiot be Wwoh. in thé trerches or cah be if we chooss by doing what the government agks of us and the slacker is he or ghe whi having the oppbrtunity for service, tod sordid or light minded to fise to { STORIES OF THE WAR German Daception. Correspondence of The EDITORIAL NOTES. THE Hulcker BeFmany a#Fses to un- contitional SuFrendér have t8 pay for. Evén the first #itm of a Yoot cauges breakfdst table tioukhts aBBut the Aapia- It appears &3 Be a tadl no® whete the Geriidns are falling back from | i prépared blit uhtenable pocitions, When it comeés to the foufth Lib- Ertt bonds fo oné sHould tor & mo- nietit thifik of réstrictiis himselt to mind pumhéaea Gbbain fassif, an appreclable ad- :m"p in SerBla 4s is showd by i 1535 it win railroad friore v the offensive which forced to Austria-Hihgary. r has Bulgaria stopped fizht- and the forces of the centhal pote- sefitence is from &s been ordered ott of t German documient on camoufiage latest war_times, hard time Shortly A grefilé}",’ # | Boys! May Press, to} “’hat is sb reach American intelligence officers, | Rock fsmh captured . thodsan werds ate devoted to the science camouflage, the article béing daled at army Headguarters Lisuténant Colotel Faugel of the general commanding the army.” Every féerm of camobuflage has been worked out in detail by the Germahs. one part of the article sayihg: hot make a hedp of earth rem time but scatter it immediately. e rmust be no fresh cuts visibl as marked contrasts result from it be- 1§ 18 u 8BERIOH of|tween the lLight and dark me qmu\ha.aeu which all sHduld rée- | the iatter appearinz as deep shadows L\gmze the importance of attending{on the ground lookifig ocut for their interests. e Fetréating Huns cirried of the The man on the corner says: Even the beast howls at M\é thoughits ot the same kihd of tfeatment ; st wettiak A havitlg been found the position - | Austro-Hungariahs and Germans in |hn: region found them- there BFe thosd War work- &is Who mslst that the Fatioh cannot b allowed to stand in the way of their demafds. I¥ Gerany could not hold the iines from which it has beén arivén, how ¢an it Ekpect to hold &ny other 1ne | gyar & of the Rhihe? v ordet Mackenisen Was said t§ have ritdfied with to Sofia is bhly 4 LIF and the Teutohle forcés still are being forced to met olil of their position hot-fonted. The rm‘.vmminn of Serbia is there- fore progressing favi 3 same time the enemy is beéing rofied back out of Albania ahd it will hot bo long Before e will be thréatenea In Montensgré and the souitheastérn provinces of Austria. ifi the Hafna ed at of de!’ehses this surfaces, Do not change nat- Positions in embankments must hot ' form of fill or embankmeént. Use the foads, fills, embankments, Slopes sunk- Ana dufing all 1 they feit the heed of Iomeons ofj I nbthing quite Liter Tublets) 1 begint t6 improve and this medicifé, made of fruit juicbs, relievad me wheh everything “GOLBEN FLEECE® MAT 215, Eve. 645 and M& m\n,nrainx of the ittestate estaté of hole 20 mxles as stead- down & lohg ee Yhat six mohths he ana limited Tor the qre mrs ot‘ s;hd estate ta €xhipl | straight and gentle hil the satie td the the pilot had to tdk& hold of the co trol stick to ladd the machiit® in airotirorie, but éxcept for that, the airplane mdde the whole juurnéy by heérself. His | s, LEGAL NOTIGES. | Assessors’ Notice All persons Jlab]e Town of Colchéste Aséessors MU MRS, nwso\r MARSHBANE. B0¢. a Box, 6 for 82.50, trial size 25c. At dedless or from FRUIT-A-TIVES | DENSBURG, N, Y, i nezi;»t ‘\he plaee wh:r\ T = 7 to-pavy. t(xes,j LEGAL NOTICES. aré’% % T 4 COURT OF PROPATE. HELD Wich, Within and for thé D strict N c\% on the 13th day of October, | Of ATHING, Judge rte Arxgewne, B('EI.L Jullge. BRoRATE HE“‘{ mvu ITists from 10 4. ns pn me 14th @4y of Octaber, Présent—NELSON Bxtate bf Ewilla Puga, wich, in said District, dweued Sonie of the who_talk louflest 1 8 holdihg back on khén Lm ty bond ‘nl{owinz das- d 15t 8 iling of Larlo (m lnebl:,fi:nb& t Ay tom Ung !ron —Watelbur Did you ever tioticé that us 4 rule|. Something oMicial for the people to fallow, espécially ih t¥pe hdving a to get d5wn to béfore nobh and leaving for Lome or pleasure while the rank and file are putting in their busiest licka. idaletown Press. An snefent and almost toast ran ‘like this: Q. Angelone of Norwich ap- Cou t s\nd filed d those geiting up fiied n. peh ion K. BfiOD?’ft SAMUER CELLERE GEORGE kkma ¥i 0 th PIEKIng, Lot upon the estdte of s % leged & b» inedtate Oriler hat sa'd | petition he feard .and 1§ e Ehhrh the P\it‘bake Court Reom i ¥, aid Distciet. on. the 18th D. 18]8, at 10 o'élobk nd_ that notice ©f !nn te given 1n the. foreRton. :ind 1] pejsgné hible 1o paY ?:A }1 pg; ‘%rs 3 the the first d&y of written or printed li worn lo. of all taxa Thoss, fall xa A s ,,:’%m 3 : . according ’(n x w mamzd at_the & be given by the B ication of ia, brdet crie ume i ne District, at lea the date of s tarn be made to tl the dazefi;g §"éd :\hea&( turn be 2 this C SON . AYMS\'G Juage. S and roregomg thix vt o hro my sixned !nd‘s on the lgg i terfally assisti Assocxa{ed‘ e Germnh ai—mib& "D“U"e the enemy by falsetracks |y, teqice autoericy to du*l rBHatol ing_front dte fn dnstntenhng The above and foreg)ing opy 9% record oy o?fl sent By mail UDD Okflcz Haurs 09 a. f 3 received begxnnlng' Tustday, Oct. 1st, 1618, DAtéd at Norwich, Con F. H. WOBDWORTH, M. 3. CURRAK, M\mlfi*z s D withih and for the Distri~t rwgnh on the 14th Bay of Ectbmr — NES A’ i\c nt—XE ode‘ YL TE, ing 1o bé done § flrél‘heh Who_w oTic cuhfl' us‘ PR or the District b j0n ‘the 19th d4y of Octo- ELSOX_ 7. AYLING, Jud a Desmarais, late of cape the puhishment théy 6 richly By Ceferve? INindls has produced méhy exaspérating sorts of digloyaity, t Tenfil ‘Pusd of Norw! in_Conrt a‘\d n'ed a he rsasons ®hetein That admenisiration he granted estate within sixfupon’ the eState of sald deceaseéd, al- date, bY posting afideed i dfect, together with a rdemx ‘X‘hm the Administrator cite the creditors of said deceasedsto their claims again 3} 0 maan and contémpti- ble as this. Many a man f m voiting dislotvalty has beeh Sent Do | federal prison for a 16ng v.érm and ! the Whd |6 roads, edges of woods, to greater|fair order. threatened not only by the cesife of Rumania to get back into the fght against the Geérman domination, bt by the frésh Italian armiies which are prepared to open a drive Agameét AWS- tHa at the préper moment. fittle wonder therefore that the coun- try of Emperor Charle§ is manifest- 'ng hn inereased desire for pedde. WAR GARDEN BENEFITS. wouldn't hesftate to t&j1 theri sofie-|extent.” Germany atterptsd a bit 67 clover | loc Fathoufiage by drBpplaz the imperial |for tfoops on march the decument sets | been different, but wWhen an imagin- in cohhection With the rérsrefice tegfoTth: the Gérman govefnmeént but stm tel- erating the kaiger. There is no better way of imtpress: Regarding resting columns of troops, cation and nature of haltihg places "It is best to distribute the col- ufins irreguiarly under trées. iages keep close t6 the housés, walls, entlosure of gafden and hedges. but g uPon the kaiBet the intikténte bf [if possible, with irregular distribution, this coufitry Por uneon@itional suf- | The best &ide is always the north side In vil- Tt Ts Grdeéfid Thgt»hm e P&'nbar! Co\lrlnRoum in on_the signpost rest to the piace where safd and in the same Xorwi ng the same oncel gay o TAVISE 3 clteutation 1h in the fnre“oo 5 Distrier, and make return to this| pepdency of said NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. i The above and foregoing is a true uéa mper \mnng a circulation in sajid least three days prist to £al i n’nr) that re- 18 the most daiiaging act of t&eés 2fid 8o far as the difpatches sh Ras its bwn gly, .hed Way. It hid i§ permittéd justics has Blufd eréd in 4 most sensatioal and fe- plorabie mante The federal ordér issued to saloons in Middletown within a hal; mile radius of Wesleyan University, due to the fact thit the vollege brop- er is hoW an army camp, is It strikes at industry, hot in a way the community. NOT!CE in.a news Abeh pgr&&na. \iabla to, d nml nou e —Bristo]l Press. n bv the pub i Bed ¥ gl cénefl a flk ! h order ane time in some waitr (15%) mills on jhe é C:tv un \yt DRt hfiézaz‘, o A;r,!(r‘e!ls in t‘e year 1’\ pB)flble at the time of the Co lect of said tax; anf PoF the Dpur sald tax and_said ane s-1 ments I will be at the (‘vl ecHEI EN M. DRBSCHL’R THCE.—All creditors of #a1a 3 are hereby notified td présent ainst said zséale 6. th indersigned at R 131 A, Norwich & = itmr,s\v M Dfimk‘& the order been 3 I & for a general closing it wéuld have Coni., wmin thé time Jl‘mled in the above and fm‘egol'ng or- AT A C‘BUR‘!‘ oF ?nuinfi mg rénder thah by pushing the Liberty | of houses and walls bn account of the |the order. How much the little feilow has céntfibuted to the needs of thé &biih- tdy through the part which he has|? playéd in ‘the cultivation of a Wwar loan way o¥ar the ‘top. Fespettive political parties in recognize thé iMportance of Keeping an’ exeellent In Srhail courtyards, wagons are lihed up one beside the tt)mher and tarpaulins joinéd i‘:fl ofder o make a roof. This appears as efficient | smooth ana very the natural surfacé oh | Press. jMdge of probate in effice by Jidge Ayling of both tickets. well desefved actiah. Diow that they are earrving planos | te by airplane froth Frane: us mobtdls down hets below are lia- ble to get more than,we ask for i |1af dlstribution is required. there happens to he nny careless bag- gagesmaghets n¥signed o the job. Of course this latést Uefinan com- munication was in reply to President|other hahd columis on mds Which Wiison's note of inquify. The proposi- tion for an armistice has now been rgcm answeren and "in fueh a way as to prevent its bécoming another case of garden is to be notéd in the tate- ment Which is made to the effect that there weré five million of thesé gaP- dens distributed throughout the gouti- try during this year fFom whieh it is egtimated thai there was a y%ud of & Ipif billion deliars in produce. This not ofily shows what cah be done and now mtich benéfit can Be obtained from patehes of lahd which would not otherwise have been given attention, but it means that through the little work which has been given By the many there Ras bBeen 2 large contri- bpuon to the shortage which has ex- help. This aoes vhmu-u-. putting | the photograph, which does not at- It is]tract the enemy’s attention “In brekén country séek the pro- ction of the ground: the north side to Thgldnd{of embankments, hollow roads, heages, When there i§ Ro cover, irregu- “Even at night make mote use of traeks which are generally dark; the columns ¢an then with amu\my bé observed by airpia ided intd small groups distributed s!%flQ]Sth And Ad‘fi heh ufl) 2888 the fiek daily frof 1818, except the fonow'm 12, e gfi amara, i EB s} o P fir Tonb X, {{n L@ m 11 a. i Thuudly. ou %, West sxae fr at Norwich, Within and for the F nrfi‘oh oh the 13th day of ATLING, Juage mbfi Bb;\&dtvm ary line is_established and the liquor, business just a outside of the preésciibed Zone pérmitted to continue, and serving the community ahd & neces- ity, is included in the drastic meas- ure, goes to show the unfairness If the ordler is to be car- ried but in Middietowh it is to be preé- scribed for other collége tities stance Neéw Haven, where Yale isin ! ity 7—Middietown AT A courr or ’}fi“&“’-fi; HELD NofWich, within 28d Ior the District of Voi—vg&ch oh the 14th day of October, A, D. 191 Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge, Estate of Herman Karkutt, Norwieh, in said District, Ordered. That the Administratrix clfe the creditors or said dec Within sik munlhq posting a notice to that effect, together with a copy, of this order, on the sign- to the place where said decused iast dwelt, and Town, and by pub emvl Dmflfl and Ha o e 13 t will Be at 4 upbn me e of sma detiase & d to be inteS! hetéupon. It J8 orAem! i‘ral faic vetition be heard and desety the P‘rflhllé Conft. Pmm n !h day of Detober, A. 9 in the rm—e Don: And l'\n ns b'e at the sters clter & %ns East Side, 4 1 p. Lagal feea ar‘.d Adations made to thowe Who negiect thie THOMAS A. ROBINGON, Collector. Norwich, Ceni.. a X‘as center of the Fom thm dAte by Autumn is the seasén others Whei walking can to the fullest extent,, the month of that seaon which the most invitihg for outdoot &er- cise. Just now. when have taken on their most beas 1ints, snmi when sun not accompanied with aj pressive heat, find‘.‘m WAYS af® not muddy and Sog m rain, fior dusty fom_ekeessive drouth, 1 17, 1813 and .October is 1i$hiig the same once s:p! h & cifeulation in € retuin to thid AYLING Jndge. Eéme ana foregoing is a true HEDBN M. bkECHFR'k \ )rhhflfifih \h &m m of nm r»ar n( the Brillianey o TEAMING and TRUCKINQ DONE VERY PROMPTLY AND AT REASONABLE PRICES ARTHUR H. LA'I'HROP The ahbve i foregoing u"- \t .l; H“IT%N M. DRESCH e colntry “l NOTICE—AN erkditots of satd de. t m!kinf \hps are ahtty columns will be div- | lightfu' L tunate. Thé alohg the Shady | Kenty park, Pleasast, hEANR =TT e s aré hereby ' notified to brek ent el s inst said eState b ‘cea: theit claims a und!rllgned n (54 Roath Steset | sty : m lhe.i.how M fm i1 du-! s ma