Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 8, 1919, Page 11

NORWICH, BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1919 F B.S«NAPTHA sap \that dsssa!ves the It means longer wear for your clothes if vou have them washed the Fels-Naptha : If the wash is done away from home, nty of Fels-Naptha Scap you will KN'OW that no hu""ful nces are used to-get the dirt out—that the garments will not rot, that the seams will not come apart, and that the stitching and the colors will not fade. Ny VelYe give the woman ple Fels-Naptha makes you sure. The naptha 1n it dissolves the dirt. IT does the same work as hard rubbing, only without hurt to your clothes. Nor do you have to boil the clothes. to make them sweet, white and clean when you use Fels-Naptha. Boil ‘em, if you like, but it isn’t necessary. See directions on the wrapper. Ask for it by its full name. CONVENTION OF BUSINESS N. H AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN | v Néw York, A . chairman of the ns committee, is in am.which will question indard 1 M zanizations of and ional ten states May ed women in heir he first of Busin Women of Americ ouis July 1 ont by nditior nd recognition industrial inter MILLIONAIRE SENTENCED TO FIVE MONTHS IN JAIL 1e Uniic hoard af Portsmonth i en in Mige Mand E—— There are wuffer almost d of anaeid-sto; GIVES BRiEF DETAILS OF WAGONER ROESSLER’'S DEATH The folowing letter has heen re- ceived in Taftville, giving brief details of the death in France of Wagoner Fred W. Roessler of Taftville: Trier, Germany, Feb, Private William Schmidt, A 4th San. Tr., American Ex. A. P. O. 746, France: Dear Schmidt: My commanding officer. Gardner. received your lett asking for information your deceased brother, ‘Wagoner W. 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