Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 29, 1920, Page 12

CoughedFor 2 Years| Ordered to Denver bm-d\du couldn't get wdlmmmou,butnhedfl. “1_had .rr bM en\llh for two yoars, all ‘the tlme, day night. Could sleep but litile. I Slea very- Shial Put Sot We felier. Finally my =4 he could do no more for Tma that 1 had better g0 to Denyer, a8 Locaidn't live in ilinols, Then I tiied Milks Emulsion. From the very first It Telped me. By the time I had faken 18 bottles my cough left me entirely. I bave gained in strength and flesh and San Franciseo May 25.—Drilling will be started this fall'on Alaska lands: recent- ly thrown open by the government to ofl prospectcrs ond developers. J, J. Finne- gan, Seward Alaska, lawyer and oil man, has announced. Several new. companies are shipping machinery north. Successtul ns on a small scale ond-oll seepages have eaused governmen: geologists to announce they believe oi lies under. approximately 1,000,000 acve for several years. o ‘ 450wl . & pasSenger Doen [low apprated at.3600.- | Toe, e & Leinn to All of Alaska's ol country ltes tn the Fthe equita santhwestern section, stretching alon the coast from Cape. St. west, to the Aleutian Isiands on the e There are five blg fle'ls, Col dBay, K: talla, Yakataga, Cook Inlet and". Ahm Pentnsula. Alaska —capital will do: nearly: all “thi vork now being planned. According, to sresent outlook the ofl will'find-a' ready narket in Alaska, as the northern terri- Griswold Co. lot . of disputed am now in perfect heaith.”—Mrz—Alice M. Huntley, 182 No. Pearl St. Gales- burg. 1Ll i up your system and give it a hance to fight off disease. Milks Emulsion costs mothing to try and It as dome tho work for theusands of sthers Milks Emulsion is a pleasant, nutri- tive food and a corrective medicine Tt testores healthy natural bowel action, & away with all need of pilis and s it promotes appetite and Iy puts the digestive organs in shape to assimilate food. As a builder of flesh and strength, Milks Emulsion s strongly recommended to those whom sickness usually in one day. id emulsion made, © tiat it s eaten with & am, Truly wonder- wccording to directions fled with the results, be promptly > s pe Congregational ch morning _service by S. H. Howe. Congregational morning _service by cCready of Willimantic. hool at noon. Moliness Mission, 87 Main se and prayer service at 10 class and Sunday school at and 7.30 p. m. piscopal church there will fon and sermon at and The church school nd evening service, be Anclent and Modern d Hyp- alias Mesmerism Denounced. st notisr, At Andrew’s chureh, Holy will ‘speak Sunday school le's service at . N o n0on. - o'cloc ibject, Glimpses | ot the Revealing Power of God. P At the Federated chureh, Value of Religloas Service Why We Shoutd Honor (he Sol At Trinits Methodist Episcop - S Sermon e pas The Valua of a Meliz. oes Faith, A * Central Baptist chureh the pag- | i t morning serviee | e of the Struggle for ! ged in one of | an industries revolution.— E d it, the allles do| French move, but they | good thing. —Chicago el products, not including machinery, constitute une| imports into Burma, the| rtation amounting nor- $35,000,000 per year. Dr. Humphreys’ Remedies { English Sriaiy N FOR 1 Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations | 2 Worms, Worm Fever, or Worm Dis- 3 Colie ng and Wakefulness if In ¢ Diarrhea. 3 Dysentery 6 Cholera Morbus M s rldren and Adults s, Billous Colie | T Coughs, Colds Toothache, “aceache, Neuralgia Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak Stomach Suppressed Menses or Scanty r Profuse Menses Cough, Laryngitis { Erysipelas Kheomatism, Lumbago £u0 iind or Bleeding, External, In. | ternal Ophthalmia, Sore or Tnflamed Eyes Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head Wheoping Cough, Spasmodic Cough Asthma, Oppressed, Dificult Breath- Nervous Prostration | Sore Mouth, Canker, Fever Blisters rinary Incontinence, Wotting Bed Palaful Menses, Pruritus Disorders of the Heart, Palpitations 3 Spasms and Convalsions Sore Throat and Quinsy Chronic Congestions, Headache Grip, La Grippe, Grippe filla Tablets Boster's Bosk on the trestient of thing”—mailed free. Drug and Country Stores. Strees Maw York | Feb. 28, 1819, .|ed enlisted men as a _recognition ltribute to those APPROVES UNIFORMS FOR RBX-SERVICE MEN MONDAY Some_question has arisen, as to the approval ‘of the war department for ex- service men to- wear - their uniforms on Memerial Day, next Monday. Inguiry was imade to Néwton D. Baker, secre- tary. of war, hy. the Stars and Stripes, the ex-serviee men's_paper,.published by veterans for veterans. The secretary of war replied that uniforms may be worn under the provisions of act of congress, and in addition says it seems to him entirely appropriate that the day should be observed in this man- ner. Secratary Baker's letter to the Stars and, Stripes follows: Dear Sir: ‘In response to your in- quiry relative ‘to the aproval of ‘the war Qepartment for exservice men to wear their uniforms on Commemoration Day, 1 beg leave to say that nnder the act of Congress approved Feb. 28, 1919, any person who ‘served in the United States army during the present war may wear the umform after discharge, pro- vided that it shall include. some dis- tinctive mark to be prescribed by the secretary of war. 'The red chevron has boen prescribed to be worn by discharg- of duties performed ‘n the service of their country. There . therefore, no sort of tmpediment to thé project you propose, and it seems to me entirely appropriate that. Cominemoration Day, already set aside to 2 similar use, should be ob- served In this manner as an.additional tribute of respect and reverence for the sacrifices and services which the army made 1 the ‘world war. Cordtally yours, NEWTON D, BAKER, Secretary of War F. Warner * Karling, ~commander in chief, Veterans of Foreign Wars, issues an zppeal through the Stars and Stripes, | to all ex-service men to put. on their Leifirns, 4od tirk out: ‘on Memorial 2y. The commander's appeal s as follows: | J. therefore, appeal to you comrades, no matter of what organization you may be 2 menber or if you are not a mem- her of any, put on your uniform, this ene ve all days and Lest We Forget memher the Dead. America—wake up—"Lest you forget” a_short period the heroes dead herocs lving, those who are crippled for Iife—those &till in hospitals —those who_are still in want—and many sufferin; America s willing, but sometimes America forgets—she gave.fo win the war-—s| ave “until it hurt” But has Amerjen forgotten The ‘maimed and crippled—are they forgotten?' The wi-| d orphan—are ey forgotten? cn your uniform eon remind America of her who made the v‘rfiv\el ight live In peace. snd KARLING - Veterars of election as on_club of Bryn he next terna. Miss| 150 o \ member of the stafl of ‘|61vEs BECEIVER PERRINS éently.” brought before Reed as referve. PERMISSION TO -SELL perony rar Upon _application presented. before Judge Georze E .Hinman at the mo- tion list session of the superior court here Friday morning, Recelver Robert W. Per-. kins of the ‘Shore Line Mledtric Rall-] Wiy company wam given permission to}, sell for $13,000 one motor freight" On ‘Friday “afternoon Pasnik left her bicycle the reaeiver's statement for March, an- WeGving the six’ monthe. account, 'and | 2pproving, the summary statement of or- aera. 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