Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 11

are mentioned. 7 Mrs. -Bertha L. Avery is caring for[" Mr., and Mrs. Irving Eccleston of North! : 2 : Stonington, who have been very ‘ill : with, in uenza, { | d : ‘ Al [r— Master Robert Gordon Gould of Néw ; 4 ; s York city is spending the Easter va- : i e 6 cation with Mr. and Mrs. Chatles ‘D. ik 4 : —— . . : . ey . s 3 f this place, % < { i ; s 4 3 3 . annie Gray was the leader of ; 3 Hieg- 3 S < ian Endeavor meeting Sun-| [ 5 HGA TE ‘ . - evening. The topic,was ‘How to : 3 ; : i idi 1 i ive God’s Day to Godlike Deeds. E: B " i o b Clean the Acidity and Toxic Poisons |G Geds b 5 i S f R _Out of the Digestive Tract o e, Tonn 55 Toviar a0 dul.| [ AUE REETITREE . from the Poguetanuek auxiliary , ) = “ ¥ . Gray, while, looking g ¢ f #% « “Lover articles in the’attic récently, came across a copy of The Norwich Bulletin, date of Dec. 15, 1858.- The paper:is y well preserved and many names of the £ older residents of Norwich at that time.. puligar por ooty m 5t UM ek o e nleeains 1| S0 : £t : , siter effects of the deadly ‘‘flu,” a T and got & box of meeting. 25 R = \ o . e 5 | fever or a cold. Their ap) etites arc ;fé%gu; = 35 ‘E;&;fs}“f%:;“'; ay, son c;f im fl:nd ‘)11.,—1?; = GO N 3 ; ‘they are weak, and they are prise the very firsi ef 0! went ““huntifig black =4 % N Waiting fof their strengihto come back, jaed e, 1%aanow cat anling s recently and. killed six. Some| {8 . : ou ma unt the 1f these people coulg maly realize Wiz dt_omnnunkmuy. ;’\':xw{\v!(l"r} :1 e Théy: wete all.killed, i S Sl 3 3 - *. that the return to health and strength Fowler, Indiana SRR Gorden ey Sadihor v, A 3 ST 5 8 A would be greatly helped by giving at- T 0.8 e ifing her sister in Washington, D. C.,| § : < Loaw A 2 ? gentionto the stomachi—thatis, romov. B8 [ynsmmismuge | forfne’pst week. ke 0 - Worlia over—puty 2 ing the acidity and toxic poisons from Souare at liberty t0 4o §o. C.EM. The young people: have ‘heem. re-| ; NS e : : the entire digestive tract, making it : T 5 h 1110{ s}:(‘(‘:é&l tmu;wa1‘:cxermsesx 5 5 \ 7 ° e act naturally, so that the body will This is only onecaseoutof thousands. hich will be held at'“the Congrega- e i , A tt t receive the full strength of the food You should make the EATONIC test onal church Easter Sunday Terning. | < A ! 7 no : ln a clgare e o : eaten—a great, deal of guffering would in your own case at once. You have Ther o i _;““r o SL:\I‘;\E ot L g 3 3 £ t be}snved to humanity. everytbing to g:fli-—nfihba pglll‘n can L“‘l."yig:‘;" Cite Ttornal, The service will | & ; T 2 %o 2 e ¢ g veryone knows that the disease it- you lose, for-we take all therisk. Your ' | pPIF0 0 0. 1070 00 5 W, Tholen “of | . g Jocet e o t t ; gelf, and the strong medicines that owncoxn'monaense,youro_wnfeelm s, ;‘,rcgi:g;]uz‘fisn by By Sl 4 T OEY), e L a e e ace 0 ura ® have been taken, upset the stomach, tell you that a good appetite, good di- e 4 " A s &t 7 leave it hot and " feverish, the mouth gestion,agood stomach, with the fever % : b ek A A & dry, the tongue costed, a nasty tastc, poisons and effects of strong medicines LIBERTY HILL . % DR T | : The t‘ObaCCO in Murad is I 00% pure and no desire to eat.” This is' a poor out of your system, will put you on ¢! Mary E. and Nancy R. Fuller| JO8 : & 5 e . foundation fo build new strength on. road to strong, robust health again. s 'of their sister. Mr& Tdward | 4 - . . . Now, tens of thousands of people all You want to enjoy life again after . Ly in Columbia. - | % B - Turk]sh—and Turklsh 1S the most over this gountry are using E INIC your have battled with the ¢‘flu’, fever Th e 1 be a service at th; chureh | 2 A l - for the purposec of qeaning these o colds, or any other illness that has als (F ) evening instead of thel poisonous after-cifects right out of the gaken your strength., You want to get % Jeedneaday. Jevening: eatvice: - S B : famous Of all tobaccos for Clgarettes- Eystem and they are obtaining wonder- pagk your old-time vigor, be fullof pep | . I5 the (,Q:l(‘x.m',“?s i tég:‘ ? ful results—so wonderful that the and enthusiasm—be able to work with - | proclamation, - : &l ] e TTE vt i 5 e ' e Sl , t +that “ordinary” ci amazingly quick benefits are hardly eage, instead of listlessly, half-heart- Mr. Horowitz, who has been working | . Bt o k ke dor l 1s true;t t y gare!:tes believable, just as shown in the re- edly dragging out 2 mere existence. |[in New York city, is home with his| \ . COSt a trifle leSS | | o markable letter which is published B q y upon the requestof this sturdy old Civil hoi?g’;“i;‘gey?utf;‘;g,b‘{fvgizm'g?aé% a day there were . several| ar veteran. He is 77 years old. Read 3 2 ) 8¢ | short of hail, some of the| Sl b T this too stronglv. If EATONIC fails . |} 5 2 quite la and ir-| what he eays EATONIC did for bim: 4'ive von positive beneficial resuits, |regular T e T lm{:‘;’E‘a‘;“’mfi:‘gmfifiggs’:g: it will not cost you a penny. There is no re or less, through the da fiuenza and it lefs my stowach in an risk—the benefit is surely all for you. h ernoon the women of | the church society met at.the hall to| T ] el s ded_th on| - PECERE ’ X 1) Kenyon at the Witliam &i‘: : : D : ; e KE D | it S| [ \ Ml el Tk, | (_FOR YOUR ACID-STOMACH )y |« o e R ant Epgyiiao Cigpgom thunder, 53"NOTE—Over 20,000 drug stores thronghout the United States sell and 3 SRS SOPWAL. s : arantee EATONIC. It ygr)u cannot obtain EATONIC quickly at yodr y e r was Ahom:\ ‘f rom ug ssore, do not be without it. Writ= us and we will mail you 2 big 50¢ 4 T ty postoffice from Friday | at once and you can send us the §0c after you get it. Address: i NIQ REMEDY CQ., 104 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago. <u. r] Holbrook of | day mérning | John H. Knott of| Mr. - and * Mrs. | ble to return with them, |07 P05 7 lived Biore sl ovene red from bronchitis, e 5 3 - D many | Miller is at the par-4 G - ool is seriously .111‘ 3 y her mother, 5 s ill in bed with a hard cold. : #akdl 1 her sister, of Wilsonville. »v. Frank Chamberlain, a former| € drl lephone gpera- | inson who has been occupy- | Pastor received an appointment from | ottage here the past - week, | the annual conference to North Truro, | 0me | is jll with a hard cold. £s, on Cape Cod. . { 3 Friday evening meeting was Mrs. Ella Carlton has been in poor |, ST ~The engagerient is an- | health the past week. Mrs. Annie : - s ; Miss Ann Lowe ‘oft Reed was with her some of the time. | . ) ST he el > Eltinge Smith ‘of Repres » Charles €l and! the ¢ ] lastford, were callers| o'clc Little Don- | Johnson entertamed he HEUMATIC PA[NS I\\! CENTRE GRdTb re few | Wife Of Deputy French_v% oant active | and shy this High Commissioner I -arting home their con- ) e preparatory to| Bailey has 1 for nex W. Bailey ook 1tarm from No 's Mustarine once and Kind the yello Mr: n Tabor ha. 1 friends in Brown The bell more young men t bell in the steeple. ce 28 years ago. Soo: Norwich Thursday attending the meet-'side farm. the store and w of the County Pomona grange held| The members of Salem Social elsd - in which office { with Norwich grange. and their friends enjoyed a soefal ¥ |evening at the clubhouse last Friday. jSandwiches, cake and coffee wese s was not = Sh e e i having. recelved the 2 y eveni ‘man' s Idst Friday FIRDIRTHARME SR R AR ; : o he death of Wi ; music between the acts and arles St 1 @ wife of |pu : 3 White, Jones is.‘to devote his|for dancing ! Al e S ¢ R S to W ing the rarm and #es not| Mrs. D, W. Hakes returned Wednes- CrConyn e % e nye the stors. with h y was a Willimantic vi 4 1 v Hadtey, L s b T T Mrs. L. I Potcer and Oliver Bddy, of : 5 3 = and : Benn O‘I;CH“ TER 2 and Herbert Kennedy of g % : M [ { ES al Falls were guests Sunday at | : g et s 3 nEAnLe S 3 , row ler in 2 . E Waites. ey American eIt i bk i et ot U | Mrs s Hawkins and_ daughter KRYPTOK homes. Her fame, ti had | s ; Isiting “friends’ in/Bridgeport Mmack, XX, §fl; 4hq firat of the | Ruth were in Centerville Saturday. , 5 e nag Sl - sev I | Morris *Pollock and family of New |t W er Gt e ey e i : xS @ | Herbert ams, § | 3 in R. Gillette and daughter, | York are ‘spendingythe Easter holidays | zelatives in Centerville this week. “Y d . l k 0 She is M. de Bil X qalm?rn' Vew B r are visiti tives in town. ' Fred Sherman, Loutse C-rp;:, s M. de Billy's second wife, |N r 1 5 e oas > & v was a caller in nces Carpenter and iiobert n ou ont 00! Cross WIth thos’e | were in Worcester Sunday to visit Gl ” I Miss Min- | Mrs. Fred Sherman, at the City Hes- asses, Daddy. re Vi rand Horowitz was a caller fore the beginning of the war, Sl sl T 3 Thursiay, M < |nie Kingsley v d Colchester r(‘la-}m\fll- evening. | tjves recdnti R i ) - il ; lev. B. D Abram“Siminowitz was in New York| Tools often rush in wnere wise men i T | s ; X ached. > first of the week | would be afraid of the police, i i i A v s bee Af th tist church’ Sunday t} School§ of - the t H i : i n are elosed for| D. Remington, will|the > | rm T \ serti s held in| e = by Geors es has . At last Brown has found the perfect glasses for NEAR No longer is he obliged to peer over His eyes are constantly in focus his reading glasses to see distant objects. | s e Do e Ll at the morning service, subject,| Miss He ¥ r f Attleboro, S | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get S : 1 rrection and Rapture. At 7 p. m.|M 1as been s ing several days| Chlldren Cr at the Cause and Remove It e v homestead, e s o s FOR FLETCHER'S 2 M A L culicn, e rs. Frank H. Browning|at N. L. 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