Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 15, 1919, Page 6

NORWICH, BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1919 HAS NOT HAD AN HOUR'S SICKNESS Since He Commenced To Take “Fruit-a-tives” 73 Lees Ave., Otrawa, *Three years ago, I began to feel run-down and tired, and suffered very much from Liver and Kidney Trouble. Having heard of “Fruit-a- tives”, I thought I would try them. ‘The result was surprising. 1 have mol had an hour's sickness since I commenced using “Fruit-a- tives” or Fruit Liver Tablels, and I know now what I haven’t known for 2 good many years—tho blessing of & bealthy body and clear thinking brain” WALTER J. MARRIOTT. 80¢. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N, Y. Y. i | | | DOCTOR PRESCRIBES VlNOL» For Schoolbey To Create Strength | After Sickness Vineland, J—"T am a_ schoolb 17 years of age and tyyhioid fever left me weak and debilitated so T had to stay out of school three month: doctor prescribed Vinol. It I B up my strength and now I am feeling fine."—S. E Bunce. ol was so successful e is 1 cod nese the liver n pepto and very elements kened, run- red blood tains fron and glycerophosphate needed to build up down system, make and create strength. Broadway Pl i Engler, | Prop., sold _in BRIEF STATE NEWS New Haven.—It is the a Pump 4 will be t the April Mnddlom.m T 1 ommon Kinsella. he first of Mayor Richard J. Waterbury. cars O_!' lf-(‘r ‘d b total 14 of the 1 New Haven coming nocturn to steer its cot tower in the WT which has bee & newer : Thomaston. powered at t held in the op. committee of 12 for a welc ‘Thomast service. Meriden.—The senting T 0. EIks, defeat 3 vin Rock , make way for owling team 1417. Meride: tenders fo: championship now Don't Suffer From Piles Sample Package Pyramid il Offered ¥ It v Pyranid Pil quick relief fr or protruding of Tr ce 10 ¥ Do fur Yol the Famous | To live and Works Suck Woaders So Quickly, such rectal troubles of your home. 60 ¢ druggists. Tak single box often ple for Trial 1 plain wrap- per, if you send cou on below. FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY 615 Pyramid Bldg., Marsball, Mich, Rindly send me o Free sample of Pyramid Pils Treatment, in plain wrapper. titiykof Noruiich Water Works % | Norwich, Conn., ; Water rates fo quarter end; March 31st, 1919, are due at the office April 30, 1919. from 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m Additions will be de remaining unpaid af WILLIAM H. M'GUIN. aprld. D.J. Shahan, M.D. Alice Building, 321 the ing | payable ! i8¢ open| Main Street. Speetal attention to diseases of the STOMACH, B’ 00D ‘Hours: 9-10 a. m.; 2- Phone: 821 office; s. and LUNGS. 42nd 7-8 p. m. 821-2 cired CONCERT ORCHESTRA For Weddings and Receptions 92 Fifth Street Phone 1251-13 | other poet beari i Your friendship I shall never {its evident origin on the s | will prevent a return of | il Craaley immediatel REV. G, H. EWING WRITES | OF EXPERIENCES IN FRANCE Rev. George H. Ewing, formerly pas- tor of the First Congregational church at Norwich Town, but now in France as Y. M. C. A. hut secretary in the Chinese department, has written The Bulleun from . Riviere, nedr - Arras, France, the following bit of his experi- ences and observations there, which h calls “Some hits from the field by the diligent Y. M. C. ceretary !n France finds _little time hunting, but he is quick to comes to him on the fiy. some of these catches from this out- field in France to the home base in the hope that some of you will like to] possess them for vourselves. Away up here in this desolated vil lage of northern France, where foe has matched e in mortal combat these four years and more, I have been busy erecting a hut and organizing work for a large company of Chinese laborers. I have discovered a blasted house once the private home of a French fam and later the headquarters for a squ of the British 9th field ambulance. T roof today is shot to pieces and the house is in ruins. While the civilian catch w h.u population was in flight and this vil-| lage was given over to the brutalities of war some Brtish Tommies bravely gsling against the awful loneli- ss cheered themselves by emblazon- ing the walls of this house with lines of verse. There is a substantial cellar, the resort of the boys when the shells ained hardest, and one wag has tched in the brickwork Lhe appro- priate titles Poverty Hut or Pogwog| Villa, and another informed the har- ried public that Den. During those days of . trial and| : and varied op- | a mmmumu ; let-pierced cccupied, it seems, by a who thus facetiously advertised hi of service: ves here who does his best 1d soles from going west; s good and all done free, farther particulars please entree. The stark and whitened wa! have yie Over vonder are the lad who would sin of the chef who mad 'rm while when still it hu < without tickle on know Sy men are not groun. followi of e ptions to War is brought about by bloated fools| who mean to take no part in it, A the sec briquet of C d stands above the sou- us follows: ced all the ved them ou The game you 1 in hell fight. ve fools: called this war. In the absence of Longfellow, g the name of an- hort e grim heerful lines ss and its Av' Ode to a fellow gives us weet relief and sol. Friend: You have cheered me up when down When w fair! once f0r< get No matter what the future holds in ear, ver feel thee near t welcome which come from you. alone can | And so when Gabriel sounds the fi trump, 3 the place wherein I'm sure were doubtle 1 some mother’s 1 1d_homesick son, and r\)‘t\‘t'm o original y spirit that ng days With Hood Oh, just to To be at rest— ife, sain those £ood old days I'd give 1 years of life, To see the stream where once 1 ow that I wa vernment my hear tick 3 Liog the day 1 g no more on But most its of the soil qt, are these 3 ugh' Young, 9th home address Whitley Bay: verses, signed by J. Va F. A I've done a bit of tramping up in Bel- , 1 guess I know it like a book, .one a bhit of snobbing, e done my share at bogging h it out in chateaux like 1 up a bit of jargon in my RHEUMATISM BEGINS The excruciating agonies of rheuma- tism are usually the result of failure of the kidneys to expel poisons from the system. If the irritation of these uric acid crystals is allowed to continue, in- curable bladder or kidney disease may result. Attend to it' at once. Don't resort to temporary relief. The sick kidneys must be restored to bealth b{ the use of some sterling remedy whicl the disease. GOLD ME Haarlem They have Get some ght back the joys of lif: ftess thouvsands of suffs At jame back, lumbago, sciatica, il stoues, gravel and otker afiections of the neys, liver, stomach, blacder and allied organs. They will attack the poisons at once, | clear out the kidneys and urinary tract and the soothing healing oils and herbs will restore the inflamed tissues and organs to normal health All_others are imitations. Ask for GOLD MEDAL and be sure the name GOLD MEDAL is on the box. Three sizen at all good drurists. I want to bat| this was the Dodgers'| ed me other finds for!¥ playfully | fished. 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The ladies of the First Hopki Seventh Day Baptist society served “ supper in the parish house at Ashaway | f, last week Tuesday e Mr. and Ms. Thomas A. two sons of Norwich, Conn., Mr. and Mrs. Walter D, Blake of New Lon- don were guests Sunday at the home of Daniel E, Blak Services, suspended in Hopkinton Baptist church si ary, were resumed last Sunda; e Mrs. Ernest W, Violet * J Tinkham y returned from trip last week nd Mrs. Chester T. Brown vt < in North Stonington Sat- to- the BROOKL\ N The annual meeting of the Women's v club was held. Monday afternoon, the president, Mrs." S. L Frink, being \ha‘u hostess. The board of officers was re- elected. After the business was trans- | pi acted, light refreshments were setved | by the hostess. Char!@s M. Brown, who had been i1l T for a few days, died| a wife and son liv- and the body rial g auite early Rev.|h received a call by| ‘ o d bad sach th H Bla I\A ur ore from Mrs. Tucker of South|E Manchester that Mr: been having ¢ enung had taken 1 Genung nad\p poor turn. Dr.| goods to Daniel- | b { son” the night before on a tr to get an early ig for his future sachusetis. Dr. Blake got him by w e at South Woodstock and broke news to him. A while later another Hn~ wife t Hopedale, Mas Smith form week he {the the [ Jewett: old Mrs,. Herman Lathrop C X att !v‘. singing_a BALLOUVILLE Delor Cusson of uv- C. s been navy visiting | ! as been | eve and|from the co church 3 meeting ws Sunday evening vening cottage meeting corge Cook’s. Mrs. Bdith Cusson has of » Mrs, \Ix'n\l'u lda of this village. Truman H. Woodward, son of Rev. D. \\no.h\'lrd who has been honor- ¥ discharged from th T.M. B, | the 28th divi wtur\edl ome of speaker waugan M. retu isit with friends of his s Mapleville, R. I, making the vele : . Arthyr Lathrop is cutting and ship- ing lumber.from a lot in this vicinity. A tag day is to be held throughout town of Killingly for the benefit{ £ the receptionfor returned: soldi uring M The = m which was occuvied for a’ { Ba week by 11, for urchasers. Quantities of day eing sold m dm Esek had the admini $2, to out of town old chickens are} nt callers | Mrs. ! Mrs. | ot | | and larence Chase and son ‘l\n'n(‘o' \lu Lhzabeth Hlll wais A\ visitor GALES FERRY funeral of Edward Holt Latimer his home in the village oon at 2 o'clock and was i. Rev 0. Newton church conducted the \llen Shaw Bush of- were many beau- them a_crescent nd a large v association he was presi- teuben Boiles iteh of New iurlbutt and Ralph rry. 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