Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 13, 1919, Page 9

NOURWICH, BULLETIN, THURSDAY, MARCn 15, i5iv ('HE WIDE-AWAKE CIRCLE e e cluded that my enemy must have been Mr. Sun and his raiders the sun- “ b 3 Bop ln‘ Girls’ Deplrtment HBLEN LOUISE JEROME, Agé 13, Plainfield. Rules for Young Writers. Thrift Stamp.’ A Thrifty Man. Wiite plafly on ene side of the| Prize winners living Norwich | Benjamin Franklin was one of the ¢ only, and number the pages. |mMay call at The Bul!ennh iness office | country’s greatest men. One of the 14 ren-and ink, not pencil. for them at any hour after 10 & m.|{hings that he was notcd for was that hori and pointed articles will | Thursday. I he practiced thrift oung. A ,mun‘uuu eu preferénce. Do not use over | He would save his perdiies, little by lit- Sl Wwords, TTERS OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT. | tle, until he had enough to buy what ! ¢ ! 4 l % 3 {. Original storics or letters only nor Déyon of Plainfleld—1 am | "¢ anted : i/ > v TSI A , b oo S Bl 5 o | L , SPECIAL DiSPLAY OF PERIOD titd your name, age and ad- nt me entitled Six Little Bunkers s to go to France : 4 5 / i Dlainly 8t the otfom of the |t Cousty Tom's. I have read i |for the United Staras quring onc of | : { : DINING ROOM SUITES . through and found it very interesting. Wals. (HY suteeeticd 30 (IS Tl ¥ 8 ; & s Lena O'Brien of Taftville—I thank | Sor ;e bod it g By N i k| year in th 0] he things | il £ : : s e POETRY. you"Nory much o the prize ook en: |11t in the schools. One of the thir N Any one familiar with the latest tendencies in D.mng tAL titled The Bobbsey Twing at School i e ey 2 Cne TF:E p:uEnrnva “ 'RIES; Jeep, | L Dave read a part and find it Vs LI DUTH RIture A Aicir : Room Fumiture knows that the Queen Anne Period is in me night when Fan wa asleep, | toracting. ¥ E ] i om And brother Phil was Areaming, too, ‘”‘;;y‘:“-- AR ught to buy Thrift stamps. great favor today and you will find that we have a won« - pon tHE WInAdw einst ond Ayer of Norwich—I thank | This is only ono of the ways to hel 3 3 Th o, uvon, the winddw #1858 |40 Very much for the nrize book yo it derful 531““\"‘1 on our floors, sént me. It was very interesting, must not fc t fifth X i Up Wl ahe: window in a wink all books you have sent me have bee oan which & <yon. And safé outside upon sill’ Stella Gaska of Jewett City—Many | Let us hope that our city iRidorits A Fairy Airship anchored lay thanks for the delightful prize book |duty and o “over As if & w ¥an und Phi entifled Dave -Dashaw Around the ABRAHAM PHILLL Age 10. ‘World, T think you were very kind to| Norwich, "Twas made of &0 lightly spun|Eive it to me. 1 received it Friday and : e BRIt mion the « g have read it through. It was intercst-| Doing Our Bit For the Red Cross. R®! gails, 1i} t eed. Thank you again. + Last year our | made ttventy- Wore ligh' and shim co L = five pillows 1 s, We Pe. STORIES WRITTEN BY WIDE-|stuffed them with jitfle bits of cloth. . AWAKES. Every child brought cloth and snipped “n what a beants ™ Phi! exclaimed it up into little yieces. After th Tan ddheéed and clapped her hands | She Caged the Bird. stuffed square pillows full of the with fov Tt was a fina day in the spring when [ The boys made Thiy'd net. eal airshi Mary set the cage by thw window, try- |2 picture and then ‘wtjust a e paited t ing to catch a little h was | wood the size of numed- the robin. they pasted The hc‘fl ‘ whos tle ¢ Mary thought she couid catch on ed it into little piect 5 Tourth Prize$0.5 Had led rer 4r theif | léeanse they wero always sitting b 3 R sets of caps Fourth z 5 . bed Be window on a littl ivee. - In iho]and awea : Tor the B Kamerad, | v Austin Sm Kissed Fandr or 1 cheek n the little robin > = And patted Ph head wping around the x | iooking at it. Tt wens A This vear th <t boys and A Queer Animal. lidn't think 't was g to stay in, | Knitted so blanket, and hen 1 was a very little 1id. So €he took ! and | KT > cloths. . |va zave me a book ali a o : in fn. The little bird was X s ge % | How 1 liked sook! Mamma used . a o inging to lier. 8he gave the bird Orme to read it to me just as your mammu | 1 o supply is ple e bread ard éome wat Then | " reads to you. ! e made le , afid ehe put the | © g There was a picturs a very queer - < = & 1 n 1 £ 1 how a|animal in the Do e was not one r nestlings is very ANNIE PAUBR. | 2 : 1 youth bit pretty. He h.d a big hund on h because hauntiful feed- sectacles that er tack; he had long legs and a long neci | [, and w t r twolve d ol¢ IO = This suite, as shown in 10 pieces, made of the finest Amerd t N0 Sifch & hetely Head! T 1 ! Licir first attemp L for the nexi ten days & Beah Walnt, All Right and Oh Dear ie co o like to hear ¢ him ¥ y learn quickly and A0 Bl 430 o e e e 148 i, 5 e gold o | o v el o T crr e o VSt i LY g SPECIALLY PRICED AT $237.50 Fotips, - TRmos i ety and 3 ! g live, the people ride This same suite cannot be duplicated for s than $300.00 clsewhers { We are sure that if you come prep "ed to buy you will Il not & — g8 b hesitate in finding that tt of the best bargains ever dyften even offered. SERE R@SW Inc. : . ! ce « : a “The Big Store with the L%r I s We cw and Redeem Gold Stamps Right, I ight here St o of a 1 N S 5 y . ] 1 You stay here un- - Bank s returned 1id mother SR R R LR e e, lj:' Get Qur Prices on Ne. 2 (} | wem | THEY WILL INTER now he hou THERINE BARRON, Agi | e e, i ol ! S ! { | | { UNCASVILLE i barn on the pr PLUMBING A CALL UP or W ut G Attashe re s ¢ ) but Aiways iCIENT | 2 ‘ ¥ ome.” i s he week | ; and ECONOMI hem, and 1 1 - place. T witkh weo ind Louise saif must ea to Aunt Josaphir | The: h! Molly's home wa 1 by the road | ound it. Lou sefore and s friend théugi b ek here a minute f f i 8 i | o she ). v door. e PRIZE WINNERS S _1—Mary E. Walden l somo more peas And shen then s—-Edward Maloney, Norwict r to carry hom hasn’t aille 5 = The Boy's Paire 3 d (0 write a ook SBke MeMEn of hink that will be nice,” answered 5 S YN Fat at Puenos Aires | L tE A N wo voices son i the £ L s Mgt o d—Melen L. Jerome, i another hour, and then Aol (i : e she | drossing o of thbevtat Dorothy’s Tou ent happily homeward, c . shé cal LI : IS . dibonl ol __Edith Phillips, of Versalles—Miss | as che said goodby: sent it to the publlst Pat's Problem. Now we'll be just like you today. - She <ent one of her 6—Helen Bates, of Piaiaield—Ethel have peas for dinner and flowers et aa Morton at Sweet Briar Lodge table i ThO have to ity b B BRI, o2 Norwieh And what makes her 6 glad is just =S 2 Shne ThEs Tas at W 0| things that I didn't care | = Louis: 2 . B - 2 i : out,” “said Louise. b Rl \ P e L it T s U 1Y . i ] guess it makes you more thankful | b T Al called the at : P | for over the eleventh v 4 1 other people's eyes some- A . - = S i forl, A pleasant entertainment ¥ A v - g - yway, things always seem nfield ! e { Thursd: ven at home of AEY “‘Mffii‘vm'““‘.m':f,.';".,“é cer when you divide with someone s 7 : £ ad 2 wae|and Mrs. Al and in Peq their condition to the fact that they neg- ELIE MENTAZ, Age 11 | Wh'fl on wa‘c 3 s : 28 e No | 1o 3 ~."'-’(1- nd, Who ha lested the first warning oi kidaey troutle, Plainfield R X ke that of t d d c received the or- i=eas since October. Amon, action at the first sign of dis- S X 7 3 ee: i n ae wn he ut 1 aing; be- will prevent much suf- | How | Bought My Thrift Stamp. \ 7 N 20 , et : § D0k poten. aval the blood stream pure by, All summer 1 worked and earned A/ 3 3 s tional. It ai suff bi f ¥ 1eht T B 1 [ T R ARy 04 s | oy ors 5 b o o Saihe % . ”’,‘,}q,,,h, e SO T TR SAF;:, GENTLE ;« ) waste matter that causes pain | STmps 'm:l‘m]n;‘ |hr(m stamps. S - & price. of = 8§ a4 nrsees , st = - One day 1 didn't feel very well, but p 5 S R s A Rt M ; i ""“"’ Wilibe cliimtiated from the |, OC°, T & o Dicked sixiesn pints of \ ey . berries, at two cenfs a pint e £ = o did so well t a ) ) MALONT 1 picked such berries as blackberries. N b ‘,’ tHe f‘,f ‘ov P t N currants, red raspbefries and bl ) Phe b § 3 Frles e 1o raspberries. N\ 5 e BEATRICE PLAKESLET, Age 11. ; e vy > 4 P"MFR CENTER . | 1o o e e atnaces of Mim brought relief to thousands of suf- - troopships to the & : ) irown of Providence| liver, bladder and stomach troubles men ud women vho’dwm,-l- An Unexpected Enemy. ! : % o t wi r \ : E S and all diseases connected with the| with backsch~, rbeamatic pains, stiff or I awoke one morning o T 2 g ; was at ey . o i il joam, sore muscion diesiness guBaces | 10 St (ot the Sround e sou i A% deat o assistant 3 By Gy el e el usler eyes, l.-nu specks, bilioutaers, bledder as ¢4 s | ¢! ulne ¢ ¢ co - Mr. Par § b sreakness, fows of appetite or other symptoms of | 700 snow. Aftér eating my AT gre ettt Py e, T Eidhey trodble. a and doing the ecrrands, 1 > MARGIE GAITAN . 1 t [ Sun-| must be watched, 3 went out of doors to play. The snow @ A and purify the blood; unless they do ol Clastan. N Mo gyt | packed fine so I thought I would mak “The. Robi The mfr 1001 oard held thejr| their work you are doomed. <4 lwm_hu oy ame |a fort. 1 would get one side of the | - ; The Rokins. SSon ‘ £ : Wochei il saiiie 123t 5o bad some- | fort built and the other side would From the topmost b 3i ny riford Tues- mese, .desponden@y, backache, stomach | dr thing nhiuc We noticed am advertise- | fail. After rebuilding it a great n honest old maple, stands ) 1: » busing A h 1 ins g jower | mone: trouble, pains in the loins and jower|m E et s, e Claston News for Foley Kidney | times, it finaily decided to stay side. 2 robin not y ihar : ~uturday in| apdemen, gravel, rhe ism. sciatica | resul b to get the original Pilh et weseatorsame. They bavedosamg | 7 want ints the house rest a s o rion song. loud and 1 every | Ecstor Znd lumbagn ail wara you_of teadble [imported GOL DAL and accept uo | THE V,n CHN FOUNBRY oo thas allihe wr2e: = | i, for it way vers had work | wihird prise, s057 i paion ind audibl e b Four. lidaevs, GOLD MEDAT, | obetittes. In e tegntne | THE VAUGHN ;u;,mlj‘(l (,fl cling_snow er 2 while Y, by 5 i g bus cl t bites after- 3 % 2 Sling gt g ditict Yhlle 1 looked.out L Bue v te Baarlem Oil Capsuies are the remedy | packuges. At ull drug steres. ., Nobo 11 40 25 Sl ioiaa wrote dowr Joseph Lavoi duri 7 for him | cottage of 5—Melen Beauman, o° “orwich—A