Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 2, 1918, Page 8

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Sis DR. BLACKMAR SEES SOME FIERCE FIGHTING An extract from a recent letter of Capt.- John S. Blackmar, regimental surgeon of 372nd Infantry 1n the irenches near the Argonne for the past three months. He writes of an action in which they have taken part: Oct. 8, 1918. At last I am back out of hearing of the guns, and I thank God last night for bringing me through. We were in the Champagne drive for eight days and it was a hell. We gained our ou jective, but oh, the awtful wastage of DECIDE YOURSELF The Opportunity Is Here, Backed By Norwich Testimony Don't take our word for it. Don't depend on a stranger’s state- ment. Read Norwich endorement. Read the ltntemenu of Norwich eitizens, war! ¥l £ And decide for yourself. Capt. W- , with division head- Hike B s chseltrit qudrters had his head blown off while riding in an_auto, and wasn’t touched. Capt. B—— lost a leg six hours be- fore our relief. 1 think those are the only’ ounes you knew, but we losi Pills off and on for a number of vears for attacks of kidney trouble |7V per cent. of our officers, eftner; kilied, wounded or gassed. I stocd it and rheumatic pains. The pain has|, "K' tij] B— was brought in, and settled mostly in my back, across my‘ll;onh my ‘nerves deserted ‘me. Enough o & of that, kidneys, and at times I could searcely When we went out of the old sec- get around. I could hardly stoop or|tor we were taken 75 miles in auto- straighten on account of the pain|(TucKs, and then marched back each when 1 had those attacks. My kid- mght to the left of our first position. One night we came within close reach neys have also acted irregularly and the secretions have been unnatural, at, the drivex Hiram U. says: Neff, 465 East Main St, “l have used Doan's Kidney iof the French lines, and the drive siarted. That night we crossed? No lan’s Land and entored a desertsd tuch times. 1 have bought Doan's|t: ey o i . 3 ‘be & L day tinder fire a mile or two, an: X Kidney Pills at Sevin & y2an work. Each day we kept on go- Store and they have always removed |ing until we almost reached our >b- ierman stronghold. e advanced that Son's Drug the pains and regulated my Xidney tive, Monthois; werce held up there | use of strong resistance onm our Price 60c, at dealers. Don't sim- | left. That position was crucial to i B o ply ask for a kidney remedy—get |i itz for, if lost, it meant 20 miles - E®' | etreat. . The French finally ot if, | Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that|iclieve: at any rate we were relieved Mr. Neft had. Foster-Milburn Co, |4t 2 a. m. one morning and in the mist Sithis. Balae, ¥ € o' ‘dawn I brought out my men. Tt was a hike of ten miles o absolute fety, but we made it, and siept out of reich of fire. More hike rocay, bui I had my ambulance again, and rode I can hardly walk 1 am so stiff. It is A peculiar experience to look back up- oil. Shoes off only once in eight days and clothes have not been off in two DR. BENJAMIN MARSHALL FOR PRINCIPAL SPEAKER Ths opening gun in the United War k campaign will be fired on Sun- ifternoon, Nov, at 3 o'ciock in he Davia theatre. 1is promises to |weeks. Shaved once in that time. a resting meeting, as 1t wi'l | Lived on water two days. Now we in opportunity to learn about the |are-to reorgan and be ready. the kaiser wants time ief" work which the various or- are doing as well as the apers ths He only 1 see by the talks armistice. foliowed in the coming|to dig in, for on our front he hasn’t ay trench now. We took them all, 'lnl‘ will be opened at 2.30 |he is hard pressed. The Trench tried 45 to by 3 o'clock there will orchestra ror that | the four years to take our objective, but could not, so aaturally our gen- cral is pleased and our regiment may “cited.” fon. Promptiy ienc t lerrers, in Z.rch one 0 Charles W. en 2eneral com News, with no resiment in after he bas stated | uddress. The box alsy came at last the meeting. His Hon- | Sorry 1 could not have had the kodai | Desmond, will make a brief |{o take in the previous sec- | res This will he followed b e 94 about here are not| nute speeches a picturesque. The villages are | »f each of the seven war relie s good nor as ruined, ana the | es that have unite s a poor, sandy, rolling coun.- | paign. Those who w bare hills for miles. There | llows: Y, M, C. A cre two Champagne distri one the | Al irown \\' € Aa L,Uud one, where they grow the grapes, ! Willie Austin: Nationa! Catholic War {and this one, the so-called “iousy | Co (K. of C.) Joseph T. Fanning: | Champagne.” ! 1 Weifare Board Rev, J, ) X Dbig naval suns went through | Camp Community Macpnerson "non ciation, Hen Army, Capt. R.ch- re tonight, each gun on two trucks. | Monstrou i Your missing letter came just as we | started into action, and I reaa 1t | Cerman dugout 00k some picture 2& souvenirs, but when a cc - tack came I destroyed Germans came in i mist, and 2ot through out front line, but we discov- | ered them and killed them all | I owe several jetters an-l appreclate | I have received, but 1 have very | vincipal address of the meet- » made by Dr. Benjamin T. of New [ondon, president nnecticut College fod Women. } most eloquent and ind will have an in- » deliver in connec- ork and the great|little time now. and home comes firsi. done by the various | Have lots of work S, | ords, etc, and as it is afternoon Frederick W.|cold, will hunt fo tone, of New York, former- |t¢ hed. No clean ¢ cunected with the Connecticut Col- | ny personal stuff is eze for Women, will render several | runce,.and I doubt 0los. The exercises will ciose with [hut here's honin ne of The Star he audience. e speakers of each Spangled Ban- On the platiorm | will be five rep- the seven a fons that are taxmng part CASES ASSIGNED FOR JURIES TO H:AP o Jury case adsignments for | vitation ie extended 1o |fCre the superior court at i A ge il e S feoced 19100 William M. Malt pre- | ¥y s \w?‘ ”y‘ """‘ S el |viding. were made as follows at the | oon at I 0°Ciock. | ¢jiort calendar session here on Friday | will e welcone fwaviiing: | Tuesday, Nov. 12—0'Connor vs. O'- | Connor, Exx., appeal from probate Babcock, Exr., hate: A, A. Main vs. Lewis. admr. Austin Main vs. Lewis, dmr. Wednesday, Nov. 13—Lafferty vs onnecticut (o, Craney vs. Donovan, | Crurch vs. Donovan, Harris vs. Dono appeal from BACK LIKE A BOARD? IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS | Atiantic & P fic Tea Co. There's no use suffering & Rogers, Inc., ve. § awtul agony of | Co. (nisi) Dacon s g Parm Produce Co. vs ter -1 iday, Nov. 15 and assiznment of ¢ Nov. 19 (Spec ey, Admr. appeal from pro- Howard, Admr.. vs. Redden, et . (Not specially assigned) STATE SECRETARY WOCDIN -SPEAKS HEBE SUNDAY of the United Congrega- tional Sunday school -are to be a dressed on Sunday by Wallace Woodin, secretary of the State Sun- day School Association, who will out- Members Ime an-up to date plan for munday sy reliable | chool work. The Sunday school offi- A packages. Three|cers are looking for a larze attend- r { they do not heip|ance so that all may enter Inte the Atk for “GOLD MEDAL" and be|epirit of the latest methods of Sun- | re. th GOLD MEDAL" is nnldn_v school work. | Cold Weather Is Sure To Come PREPARE YOUR HOME FOR WINTER COMFORTS WITH SOME OF HOURIGAN BROS.’ Fine Furniture Here you will find every wanted Household necessity for cold weather. Our Furniture leaves our store with a guarantee asto quality and workmanship. 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Sal Hepatica ..Sale Price 23¢ 26¢c size ..iivnan 52c size L.l ., +v..-Sale Price 46c 96c size .s..........Sale Price 8% 35c Metal Back Mirrors-....... %e¢ Shell Hair Pirs— Sale Price 12l¢ CONNECTICUT COLLEGE SET $5,000 OBJECTIVE | War (S.acial to The Bulletin.) 7$2,000 and a 100 per cent subscrip- tion” is the password at the Connec- ticut College for Women at New Lon- don which by inaugurating the United War Work campaign at a:spirited and enthusiastic’ meeting of the coilege Lody on Thursday afternoon is on rec- ord as the first’college in the country to undertake the campaign and to pledge one hundred per cent. subscrip- tion, “Through retrenchment, fice or device we must oversubscribe - the greatest sum asked from the people L our ol the wor We can no longer say is men's work, it has become a war of peoples and the most important factor in its successful conclusion is the maintaining of the morale of our armies and our homes. The objective of $170.500,000 set for the drive must he exceeded: the great increase of our army in France, the even greater pos- sible increase, the tremendous needs of our allies and the incalculable re- quiréments which will arise in the de- mobilization period are factors that must be met and solved by our efforts, hest and. determined efforts” said President Marshall in infroducing the campaign to the college body. Following the address of the pregi- dent of the college a meeting of the Student (Jovernment’ Association was held at which a committee of twenty was appointed to meet with the pres- ident of the college and to figure out an objective by means of their indi- vidual pledges, and to act as solici- tors. The committee placed $5,000 as an objective but as a minimum ob- jective. The complete figure of pledges will be presented Sunday at a meet- ng of the state allied war work com- mittee held in New Haven which 1wy C‘onnecticut Colleze representatives will attend. Included on the commi tce of students are Marenda Tre of New J.ondon, Virginia Rose, W terford; Marion Wells, New London; Dorothy. Gregson, Wulf, Norwich. Connecticut” College - for Women in meeting the appeal of the president last vear. in ‘vegard to the Students’ Friendship Fund raised over 35.000 for the fund:” It was the first college to report. The per capita subscrip- tion was $18 among students and $34 among the faculty members. The achievement of the college served as an inspiration to other college but exceeded Norwich; Dorothy throughout the countr: Miss Marguentu Glllup Hostess. There was an enjoyable evening spent Thursday at the home of Miss street. The decorations wers ‘6range-and black ex- cept in'tlie .dining foom, where the patriotic idea was cafried out in the national. colors,. -One :Zuest rendered two' stirki :ing. patriotic pieces while an- other guest zave a laughable speech. Games were .played by. the guests, whe were . masked. sé{ved.j R Refreshments were Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA

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