Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 17, 1919, Page 8

"' NOKWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1918 IAII@]M@WEBR@] »PURE JELLIES MADE OF VORS _— APPLE JELLY APPLE g RASPEPRRY ot LTy STRAWBERRY el i GRAPE 3 CURRANT FLAVORS The WHIPPLE COMPANY" NATICK —— MASS. BILL BOARC REGULATIONS 1 1 BEFORE STATE GRANC: the State armory. tion, Ontar ] RTED MISS z i ING. BUT X PRIV. GRAY WRITES HOM travels . nd that means troubls, all ‘round t is one noticeuble thing = nature; <on follow- cplarged n attle | tc t We much o ) e so at ing been used to liv-| . « s 1 10 2 week it fin all effo= | v ; : o2 required, witen opportun rrives. to > o ¢ ave 10 4 But I 9 k | s i but there is ompensati ¢, the w t1ing one’s eves to the fact i - S gy { T We are famw a future on whose . o1 1 which war fact T It i Wort | ! ” There are the miik d fusion i~ - < ood n Co.. Je v, em- | s ————— { tne - — s i The Cranston Co.’s Sale OF Typewriters AND m a Typewriter? You now have an oppor- tunity to procure a good machine at a low price. 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Just exactiy what we of tnis coun- try are facing in the imrediate future nobody know? ed for casual reading. Rut probablv most of us know that the gist of it was an admission that many millions had been wasted there, thrown awav, When the pessimist warrs us that | dissaipated, scattered, ‘sovm to - the there is trouble ahead for u winds and the waters like chaff. No ft of pr criminal action would lie, according nas been to the report. It was simpiy a case of been sheer wastefulness and unthirift. nd_doubtles We can Some few of us may ren.ember that evitable about the same thing devcioped in the The only question whica i of real|investigation of the huga aviation interest and import is what sort of|fund. Millions by the hundred frit- troudle is it foing to he? That is the | tered and flittered away wrth almost sticken If we knew from which |no tangible result. auarter the storm to burst| The simple truth seems fo be thai we might, perhap: anchor fo|there has been an actual orgy of ¥ gainst the ssness, covering pret- ¢ every depariment of public with a bad smell of profiiteer- from some parts of the The people, called on ovel their money intd the treas- in order 10 win the war, have done a willingness and cheerful- vhich has only been equalled b; lhn jocund rrodigality with which as been shovelled out agm either for acfual need or—something else. have gone un and are still prices of foods and of fuel by rrices of necessities prices of labor and of and are not the tem all crea- and om with dnont Dbleed Kknowledge, »yuld he frisk Nevertheless. all of us vear--liv doing it for some | munition plants, under E| ¢ ponsorship, iave Dboost- s paid in them to simply fa The mon it has Nut it coming a: future. It isn't coming government: it n the t coming Y The country-wide about ready to sober up. SAYS COLD WEATHER Publ'c Must Be Careful To Avoid A cases n should not BRINGS RETURN OF INFLUENZA Second Epidemic. vent Than Cure. Easier To Pre- What To Do. ing reports of the fewer ienza in this vieini: ow us to relax our vi “Encour o lance or to become careless in the be- lief that the danger is all oyer.” & says well -known authority. With coming of cold weather there is apt to be a return of this frightful epidemic and its seriousness will depend on the extent of the precautions, taken by the public to prevent infection. 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