Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 9, 1920, Page 2

‘was set before them asleep. He filled the ‘ rleased and . thanked ed up the chimney. for 7 1 wish they would all hang All«rluvyu‘hqmmoillnryn( their ad in the woods. It 3 4S50 3 n stockings,” ‘he thought, as he drove ;o FEREE RS RhvioE e isiens BARGAIN IN - g ° 3 1 3 ¢ 3 > fore daybreak.” 3. BRIES, Age 117 | When the children jumped out ‘ot bed ¥ R they - ma\ delighted ‘to find -the " toys =22 | RLECTRIE SAD IRON in this f to' help Dear Uncle Jed: 1 am going T s many- difterent | T m,n s atier year. Ve M m EAQH R fi.frm.m~ i wsks.:n‘:;:;:':: e S B S el : B lfott* - 8 g e !B?‘l'mcs lu'ms g ¢ | Fred D. Finiey Was summoned as juror Platnflela et at the United States court opening in s Hartford Tuesilay morning; the 27th." Broke & ; argé’ storics Bolion people’ are _ Tegrettug ‘::.:': 5 “’“‘g;" g 13 T aa g p g b SR A el e Ino ae ol g o | n ¢ "ight have i rier ‘;rom Andover through South -Bolton G R r : > ue} o] , | for the pust'ten- yeaxs; hds resigned. Mr. Merritt ‘was rec:nlly ¢lected representa- . tive from Andaver. "Percy Cook of Aa- Bq“gwl Bl 74 dover I covering the roule 0. the Pres< thowidetBelis ) ent. Mrs. Henry Fryer has returned from a ‘But'we'can all say: | Week's stay in Rockville. it partly belongs fo our iton people are planning a mnu:nl-. Tté beautiful |ty Christmas and have appointed the fol- P8 omend Sk | g opmimtsessCandy. s COLUMBIA R R oo T i ;i S W oo, e Adelle Loomit: | py,, wqry ot putiing crushed stone on | e 10¥ pepile comied condition; also {Mrs: Louis Cavaguaro, Mrs. Charles the roads bethg constfucted i town was | Bechuse of the -um:hx, © 1 hrhlnl-‘iw Kept in’ good | Sumner, Mrs. F. D. Finley, Rev. F leum\;:?::s n::gxm;dufc::fil‘: “: u-.w‘:‘.; 'l‘.: :"1:::4:;: dl.; c,".‘:' ¥ o men C there ey ""’ e i”' Briad Tt L‘&'Z";n:“ i s g A by the mq‘ oF the rohas wheke stone i | od by listening to a3 cxetiont 'anid i ‘ig cut ‘oft L\L ‘it ot i aside u& i be well | 8in by the . Hev. T Néwlon Owen -no‘r\y ds many’ pledsures R, K. % 4 "Phe ‘Boiwyer (m“y closed their cotiages | dormer windows buift oy his Peaidinee 2 ration committee, Biss Oli at the fake' list weck, Miss Nellle Bawyer | besides other improvemests, I $o% b~ Mri T K Jones, Mrs, Geotre Whippert; | £0Ing (6 Ber studies in Brogklyn, N. ¥., | g the barn sHibgled . decorators' assistanys, Misses Eleanor (’;D:..;‘.hes n:‘;-:gfl,:“,‘,‘:mg";’;:‘,,‘:“‘;,;‘; Owen i pcach In th Ml o I:\l::hx;gmflifi-‘-'z:nl“ o:‘c;.r;\n‘vn Cu:m : §3a Mrs. Fred A. Hunt. tional church a sermon in cofunemoratin ; . who g y e e Ry 5or [ 11 weeks. She fs siawly: ‘mprovimg hut | muslo and Mias EAIlh Lyman vl Wek 3 some time, Is home. as yet cavmiot use her lest hand or arm to mas eve, little Mar- |~ Miss Ida Ponticeili bas returped o |any extent L s HEW m;:rchtha:; cousing, | Manchestor to work after 3 ‘time speft | Mo X % hools in town. At |HOW ME ENDED KIDNEY TR0 . “All their clolhee nd Mrs. W. Russell Lee, Wha have | the school in the Old Hop River district | "I had a sever X been' living in' Vernon with Mr. dnd Mrs. : | Tecolding fmrn their | Herald Lee, are soon tq mmt‘ to Mrs. Jo- | treafed, aiso that in some of the scheols in i:-d Fraklifi "ry on “B’ ; € e . : ' W was -melting fast. a %t scholars Were found with diseased lonsils | ticed ;,,fl“" R % “frap . B3 § gbc’d‘ €arly: Their clothes| Charles F. S Was purchascd a | Which ft was recommended should be re- | eruciatizg va 3 & r old her Ao ke s 3 i fite to dry, and the|handsome driving horse from Patrick | moved. Foteyiclasey Fils. - Wet MpeY * la‘ Gut i€ ;‘m 2 row near the | Dajy. A‘meeting of the school board was ) A% e BETY 7'= ’u' " sl B N ¥ i Al beld at the town hall Tuesday eventu | B3ti1 completely earel b cOMICRs 3 & ! Dear Uncle led: One aay Ramvnd N o s &) notioed them when | * The JellsTah cats by wrapping ftse' |lzst. The application to the state boand | the worid ' Xo fecarrence o8 .t g 3 3 : 2 i€ f education for the enumeration grant -0 | Lee & Osood Co. » K] 3 ouglit e would g0 o thé Cornf e ln umxe 1l the household was | around food and absorbing o o : - E o { ot eate. gt foucn far Hie Mter] T T o cornfield was on ‘the ‘ather side’of ¥ o et m-un s04 & n i the fence. '“Riyinond jumped the fence ) Xkl e gmest Qi g e bear ail thund one”eur ot carn. - Ko walked| o : Ak 2 o8 uBHF he'Had biy 'nackata ed. “As| fire’ ¢ d i L} 4 . (5 the woode) s wes gulng (o siart Tor home e could oweq :p.xg sm: 16 90 ln case they saw sy send 1pp. |20t Feo “the” fence. He cal flm’. e ” YR B 5o ens ataviesd o bySaiy ‘1{-1:0 Harry uw;:-:mmm the woris & the ti i1 {ougt-it wis his KrandfAtier so. Ho| Fan f hat B x;)‘t f ‘t':‘igfi“z' ran to the place ‘wliere he had nun! o( a mle awu Spra; (He cifll. When ho got there be saW ‘a) ' Iinmediately” Hart Hitle girl whe had been cHasing a'rab® fire alarm box agd' if {b%. © The girl sald, “Cap you.sh o thy I .o = B, p ont vu-g the fire was 30y ears off{but to hi in“fie I‘ was“no fife m::zn r Rumo il there. carn_ont o ai = st dume. - Loukt Ssaia e ‘m'?imm’ Coatty atter T RUNGtving ‘there ave some ears of You 15 .,-Ay)v %% | Ways had znon§ ‘money and l.hey Towed-the corn “mr\m €' had rung the [POOF T tHipk Tthey wil fenee. ‘They jumbed ‘the 1o provide for Christmas. tlcr{ Was the ' S k: o thé"ouse: SARA HKATZ, Age 12. 4 i New London. ; titg v l%u'rr e Al ; R;-k- iying Dinner. m;pu VOGHTMANN, A‘v 12. - Dear gnelc 2 :fil el "you about n.m; \Nm is fedl 3 3 T <7 T v o k- Lo of usat ai Our Farm. : ? LT 3 . [ugele and le( Cuflei fro Dear Uncle g llnd Aunt’ Jonda vite, cat an & ndwe ¥ '" 1. Dear fricle "Jed £ ne F‘no\wme p % vw. Kave 97T cowy, ics | O ‘A cohsists of 15 bby ‘q chickeli#. © Wo Have Some are held"eVery” Friday g . 1g3 '&8d "some e ‘Chll ¢ Palmer hall’* The mun,;. vt ganea ¥ use 'they ‘have thees' Colpher | Bother by the presicent. ‘He. calls'this ite” afid re and Kflrk.s the of T W"‘mfl.\m i th ¢ hid time in ¢ ‘ i & refd m ihe i AR A % e’l\ie Fhder feads the Biple e o anyWay I \mnk all ehAldres il bt ‘$00i& Y Bistoried! ‘Hiad. 'niu eiid: . °F € can have & trce im} the exemu 1 a “We" haye 108§ of fun “uhert 55 all the chaire and hiite R.U5na T ‘can’ hardly iieb ‘Ui ‘ym “Wé hive xmn;dng whete s nta Cfias will for He 3l M have o “don’t 1t 9. ! SHie efesnrgu we ?mvé sml‘gificfi #howed thefli to another boy and it - L :“ r- e 3‘: nl .~ The meeting ad. i e’qu i R B Better for colds e ottier 'b6ys s NTE Asxowm Age 12. ours ‘With bebt wiklies. " Z / “ 4 . WOt away, but’I he IR 3 x4 wes ! r . o - .’Si Tighed hhfl“'.mmh C g v TR m“? ¢ wTE T . .l e than camphorated oil Dujflnd’e“kefi f‘h-ve n’;. T wri 3 ¥ am :om; to tell you 1bau! my do fo, 304 cizle betomy bt 1 Lo the eI you mug 2 yery |Teddy. He is about two gt icnt * s l’!%*nfl?":'- A R R o e Feh B | e { or years and ye '*dmh"wuflibedww Bfl 1" would' wm; g | cl M & in Norwich. DONALD ROYCE, A‘Q 10. Ids, inl stuff—but :fl y i 18 i ows, atd huits mics! T n's col certainly it is great mussy ; to e g ks “and !Ebblls oo o g SR P e . &md farfree p— N3l g lindla drhf o1 s . TIMOTHY MAIN, Age 7. bty T hels’ fie: ra. = . gk = %& i o & 31 ek 2 edyard. Kon:%ns Catarrhal Jelly has all the soothing and healing qualities i gl | ENG' Whated” Hersele with' vatiots “1ittle . of camphorated oil, and btter yet, it is antiseptic, aepgfufi,,_ and is s s ol i M o e L = e hnmiytr:nmfl‘;'d x £ 3 youiomhme S0y ‘with' me.” a 3 Fitst of all, fither ”i | ¥ Then Bthel went vp to & e i 3 hththhequfler ‘“t Ddflll " " % o0 went up to dress and when *gnd many' % . “on ¢ gins to wnmo nose B i m R %?ONGDON. Age & e ‘Jfia‘*‘»flf e mm&.‘m &‘:L w 2t Dukt kit e € R ’“zm*:&mmm?mrmtm on’s Catarrhal Jelly has been elum “ql é;“” fflu apd ofld fo:nm years o Tetired to “the divin ¥ { games were played. It was hait \en “we ‘€ame homie. * 5% o o e 1;%— e-..x Fate, don’s doesw't do vmuins for your cold, uafiu( \ 0 pnch Ted: 1 ensasea @, > hronic catarrh, ‘ndse-bleed headache, Sore nose, elc.~we'll % { - /4 “col g e | iG¥InE res” time: We 3 P i 3 3 Bt out in the storm the Dove d & sel i i q 3 % I a4 i | father w: t.ry%n tg ¥arn’ whlat he “nfee’ ot fr8t ‘prizés o o % bt = SRR AT P ol N o e - Avoid substitutes — make sure this 5 wfi/ Al W sxgnaturelson the nackage yeu buy key?” !‘!&fi:x {oed ™ . e ndol.hthwmmong " Geadd, the without the money?” dect boy. the ..u-u- oo BB e '“‘“‘.‘;‘fi o €1 Blakeley ‘was out for a short | of the 300t anniVersacy of ‘be TabMang o has been uraay Jast, it belng the first time | Of the Pllgrims. There whi be spesiat