Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 7, 1920, Page 7

'NORWICH BULLETIN , TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.. Mitchell' of ' Moni 5! tle Dennis and Royce ett of New York .were holiday visitors at’the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wood- B Friday when' Mortimer Getchell went to close his coap for the night he found ————— an_intruder whose. colors were - black a white. = him_into a com- 3r. Getchell maf¥e house. rewrhing Wi with which he v4 Le leard the ‘machine behind hi i the horn as a signal to pass. r turned to the right, when the now of (Yeveland Higgins Wes front struck the “Bauer ne east for a visit to relat it over. Tha party had com . takng =t tmziand 2nd wey jin n . make nis ! toward their home In Yonkers. N.!n G | { 1 home o ate lon Mond: room | placed there. | ion Robe her for A i as L e Rie ?uffereraa < o s >'_3\.m>m M- &‘o.il'n! ted s coee v et | ghim il find relief e ol P~Reginol The bell © oL & scaffold affold being it ba in accord: ¥ 1 David of : 2 4 Roman Flodgatt of Memson | Chafed, inflamed skin can be the d _guests of Mr. an speedily and effectively healed by 1z for more than an ho using Resinol Ointment.” Tt cools the n, stops the smarting, ‘and reduce the inflammation ajmost immediate Margnr X b Ointmernt Anne Sullivan PR A COLUMBIA The republican state 2 o will meet Wednesda nd A Newton Owen enier-} towns, - well A€TE, ) s est of | wer H. vans West 07| wero present. communion service wis ce in_the church here. I vere électricai | Kirkwood ste of OUENGE 5. for her son el tory Mrs. i tr 1 significs tidhinson, WIo]sang Lord v t implid utomobi cantata by ucating” {he e "HOPKINTON Mrs. Fred (. Allen of he home of M and Swordfishing i . Wellg and anghter T Palniter hot e winter. of Westerly. White and family.have mov- 1 aroner Kingsley held i A Rodman hons~ . on West day into the death t. Ash 8 . C. e moved to Wester! M ¥ Gillian is spending a vaca- omobile was d ‘and e sa e Sunday afternoon accident nd not ta 1 ) the rules of tk ] . [ \ | | ; annual outing of ican club at Rod > public schools o s (Tues: named tes Paul A. who will live in October 1st sadtenty an | ho! died all sroom ill used for danc- . The as well when he becam | within two h {ter and emplc gland vived by Not A Blemis il A the perfect oS ce of her com- plexion. Permanent and temporary skin i biad troubles are effectively ‘ ?/l()NTVILLf recent war, nd two sons other grades, 1 Laconics er ell, of Philadelphia public nature 1 observance of 1 Wwas 6o ppears when is fresh: buty St. Louis HEL-LO-0-0-0 PETE: In two more shakks of a lamb's.fail T'd have Tell you, it's a whale of & stunt! right quiet—and hats off! 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