Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 9

25! DANIELSON | The body of Walter Ames, who dis- ..ppeared rom his home on Academy street five weeks ago next Thursday inight, was found floating in the Quinebaug river opposite the old | haseball grounds in the rear of the! |[egS ) - S : » \\\\\\\\\\ | Quinebaug store, Monday morning, by 3 J & : { A 3 \\\\ | Clittord Mason, who happened to be - - i : \\ passing through the fields along the | § 3 3 = > o 3 \ - southerly bank of the river. At first S PR 5 3 v~ ¥ % \ the Mason boy thought the floating v 7 4 - = 2 S - \ object was a barrel, but upen watch- i f oot w 2 ing it he learned that it was the . 2 body of a man, and ran to the Quine- < baugh store to summon help. Wilfred Thomas, who is employed in the Quinebaug market, went up The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been through ihe fields to where the body in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of was foating down the stream and Dade not far from the shore, waded in and SR N beeo under his pere | \ought it to the river bank. The| sonai supervision since its infancy. body was viewed by Dr. George M. Se aldsweet Allow 10 one to deceive you in this. Burroughs, medical examiner, and All Counterfeits, Imitations and * Just- 4 was taken in charge by Undertaker ‘ Bxperiments thet trifs with and 'fl-lm h:u"m’:: Louis B. Kennedy. grapefrult There were no marks of any seri- infant Children—] {ous consequence on the body, which, | i~ " Shee t_Experiment. { however, showed the effects of having | oop that is more wh t {been so long in the river, 4 at IS The finding of the body has cieared | potent than medi- Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, up in large degree & tase that has| 3 cine and medicine Py b f 1 t it 3 Daniel- { ndm&n‘a:i mwn‘l Syl'\le fzso; o{;; nl;‘rmootic t;u It conmmm '!3;;:“ dince Mr. Ames, who was shotu! | that tastes better than , Morphin bstance. 1 years of age, climbed out the| i F indow s i food” -is- grapefruit, ac- age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has window of hdxad}mme one night in| 4 : been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, e St hka ewatieyrontite ¢ cording to a magazine Wind Colic and Diarrhoea: allaying Feverishness arising o gl e e S article approved by the therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids B AtiThes o he R EhE o ot United States Food the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. {1 W D Tn B0 SR A T Administration. 5 e iby a at nry $ t. Mr. 2% The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. | Krnes feomontda thatBir. Khight brng {im u glass of water. " While "Mir Conserve the nation’s Knight was in anot part of the g 3 GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS |50t e tamt o | supply of grains, meats, fand let hx‘m:ch out an open wmfmxi etc., by liberal use of 2 { droppin rom the secon: oor Vi k=¥ Bears the Signature of [0 the ground | grapefruit in the many Wh e went away he was weal night shirt and stoc ways described by the was the manmer in Sealdsweet Kitchen was clad when it rom the river Monday;| <Calendar and Chart. /] i thare have been rumots ' Free at your deal- ppearance that he was ’ > of them have gajned ers or from us. ce as the weeks e many who per- ; A o We like the old songs, the old books, and the The Kind You Have Afways Boaght b ; ‘ oy » old folks—the old friends who have proved ps | iog i szt St . iheir worth. They have a place in our heart for Sweet oranges. the [ e el 7 what they are—for what they have done. ‘ ' Fels-Naptha Soap is that sort of an old friend. e night he m s e B : & Ror 25 years it has been making clothes pure, is below ihat "on ¢ » ’ fresh, and snowy white. For 25 years it has seen doing the washday work, quickly, easily, River Weaving g R AL B and without hard rubbing. Fels-Naptha makes and holds friends be- ,. DY e |fie house were directing a stream | make them sweet, clean, and white. ire 4 \as rag { anged the dread of handling msy steaming boilers into the joy of P from drudgery. riend in deeds—it loosens and ¢ AN Cleans pots, pans, and kettles, ns woodwork and brightens lino- leum, fakes the whole house as well as the housew : The great big thing abou don’t have to boil the ¢ . — unless you really want to. Ask for it by Its Full Name said it was d be expected under rectory, Broad! Mon TRy mong his friends a majority of Puts- rn p ard, b : “hureh At : : and professional _men, roor IOl b & b M, v wi h | i s and kindly Chris- i R ] 'Brien Teaves twe as garet with whom ere and Mrs. Wil evening Gertrude Jones is spendin whole upper | e atil the rectory ca torea. | fase a&r ° structure was enveloped| The Girls’ club members are to|of the pe ha | meeting at th ¢ rooms this|sive language. When ¥ : ke ht § o Hlapsed the case had to be : 1 nce De s spend h 3 an gETess Frank J. G. Bailey has purchased |until today, when it is expec riends in New York. ShE : UFI‘ OFF CORNS! sl e 1 Mrs. Ellen M .53 shs a two | Cote will be able to s shoul t cers, Aean apatment house on excitement of being in 1 u Ta e Tooh K \ ston an the. innidcalits ures | this_dwelling now occupied by Mrs der such circum: : n Aew off ana TiEh A spark | garry McKee and M .Hyman 2 brought on_the » s e o c A 5 x e et MincoEe |and Mrs. Bailey are to” occupy id. Soon after Mrs. C : cast b : s CHev. ¥ Drop Freezone on a touchy Shbd el Ing 1t {;partment that is now the home of |she was taken from the val | : thi Cliase, 7 : § et o MeKee. | building to her home. 5 ; | corn, then lift that corn Dhike right - The great part played by the ¢ cour L 2 $ sparks were falling A {laying fieets of i vas p : g e Ch: {now beir : alrins SUOSL | raunications of Wet down the Foof of this dwals "o {und also through offcial n. | ot dowm the roof of this dweling and | neis in America. It is now ave it comparative protection. (e As of hose continued to | y Tt it G tuation, | Ly behaving of their mu bmarine | failed to do so. Mon wai i the a Tailure | Put the old sentence . to the planting ot | added 30 days more for ai the greatest mine are: corids | fence s was sent to Jail. whole history. This was & worthern mine A Quick and Harmiess NI Commander Walte: ] 1 5 N., in chargs or|ing as deg ! Rheumatlsm R“med Housatonic, wa nt 1| were served during the cve 37 Y in the exeiting and highl | Putnam tlodge of Elks w That Has Driven All Agony from : . pres o ohereauen S itlate Hundreds of Despairing g man sub-sea t s, 3 c them | here m Danieison and W Suffcrers. ofi—but always going on wi the | other in this vicinity to witness ‘ work that was such a dec ctor | the degree work. ? < ve and girls how Br Tahr o vowredll sou superar |l e Winuing of the war for the Al-| Funeral services for Jrs. Bilen ) < to be skilled vor from rheumatism, form, | 168 Hughes, 68, \!"v»n‘ l\(‘{.d“ e £ : gEist a package of g e noon at the home of i 3 é ; r > , z o a bit! Drop 2 little nteed preseription. Meriden.—A meeti; £ this city, Rev. G. C. S, e 1] N 1 1 F aing Y 1 Fr ne on ar corn, instantly s : — g of representa- | this cis = : ive 4 se . : : -, instant] e, “""uok‘,..fi’d'm;‘ré tives of all of the ish organizations | N8 The body wa ken i One the A & i o t rting. \\._xn)}ou u:':” T vou tan have youy|of the city was held in Lenox hall at|for burial ¥ oun 5 ¥ mea the < t c t i 3 No humbug! money back 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon for the 1 t tiday of this weel . ot : e = t ne costs but &, isn't that a fair offer? Can vou see|purpose of making arrangements for|CiVil war, and had a reside Kot at N # Miss 1 , but deceit about 'it? “What chatice 40| the May 30 celebration for the return. | [OF Ve venord 2 ¢ 4 O ¢ ATAOIULIY, AL - | B sulfiiets atid ssilors | Mrs. James Leach, 77, widow of Ar-|has i L e et nold Leach, died Monday at her home| o ent 3 0 ) Tluses, without soren tation.. tion, altogethe: ent from reme- in West Thompson. conference and c lied o onday. el ser nal discovery. ties usually prescribed free from nar-| LOUIS E. KENNEDY b Bomtrer the-duuth of young peop ; d been in : ¢ ot It is wonders: and perfectly harmlese, paquette, 7 tha 3 be h ; : atia 3 B Rheuma acts on the kidneys and DANIELSON e N 0. 2ot Snat of hec SOn A biiinam, d helps to force the uric acid from the| gi b L e U LR Y swoilen joints and other laaging places. | Undertaker and Embalmer | in four hours of cach other. ‘the young N 1 és you in a day; it makes y 3 man died at 10 o'clock Saturday n A small bottle of Danderine costs but a few cents at ul and hapby in @ weelt, It has| Secial Attertion to Every Detall |ihe death of his mother occurring at & v - : St g ased from bondage rheumatic s ST v'cleck Sun morning. Both deaths |DONE VERY PROMRTLY AND AT™ any store. It stops falling hair, itching scalp and ends i ho_thou i ; . re. It sto " { were caused by pheumonia fieies and. . b by thh it : Ay on e g | REASONABLE PRICES dandruff, besides it doubles the beauty of your hair, mak- - >’ & Ongos T the. publie.” e s | Judgs Lucien F. Burpee will presice it i X a larg : | ARTHUR W e " in P & T suarantee money ha m bet an thfough 4 t a session of the superior court that ' del es at 7.13, follow s HiGTeE on p freedom to v s pub-1 INEE s v i it appear twice as hrawv thick apd abundant Try it} # . i of T will open here at 10.30 o'clock i AHAN stutten Tt T B e T s in the vicinity they are v section of | ad-