Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 10

COLDER TODAY; FATR TOMORROW CLEARING, ich, Thursday, Jan. 13, 1928, THE WEATHEX Notwich NORWICH, CONN., THURSDAY, JAX. 12, 1922, FULL ASSOCIATED PEESS DESPATCHES e N MEETING OF NORWICH ROTARIANS TuefBullefin, STORY OF TOBACED 1S TOLD 10 Conditions. enter Tuesday night over | ma moved east-nertheast- c of the Virginia capes| The regular noonday luncheon of the th-northeastward and | Norwich Rotary club held on Wednesday r was in the the Wauregan hotel was largely at- there being only six_absentees several giests. The husiasm was shown at the meet? ne singing under the dires ere being sever ng, and q « organized by Jo the meeting St S Mr. W The east at At- northeast ha northaast 63 from N AND TIDES ENEVILLE < Towa Miws was Agnes Fas Indics “EPPER FOR {EUMATIC PAN The lathe ara then oarried om a akes the “sueh|TAK 10 the curing tam. where they ars 5,20ch ne in tiers with a space six to twelve CAN- | nohae hetwaen the laths nly stops methed ©f harvesting Is to e at ance. ves from the pant and siring a four foot leath by means of a Red Pepper Fach should carry 38 concen- own 12 tha modern method of < tohane red peppers. | The prinelpal is this bodied and not very large. T leaves for clgar Wrapoer purpos » grower covers his flal dwith | et rotect the t © name Rowles | ract rays of tha sin bacen to Tip the leaves inner and less gummy 4 are of a lghter color when final 4. In b on & Tath and han i curing barn, to he properly built, have a b rizontal venti] avers 20 inches t fo r a far of | ub. Ba sura to| to ,l\fl CLEARS A UFFED-UP HEAD 'z on hinges, =0 they Br this arrangemen tion of alr througt it tomacen, T Opens Every Alr —Clears Throat Tee. avery night are clogged and your | 42mp and rainy small fires piaces cloged ause of nasty ca-| gathar should be lighted In tha barn to ¥ a little pure, an-| arv ot the tobacco and and prevent It ¥ nostrils. Tt| from sweating After the tobacoo is curad every air passage.|the harn should be left closad a z swollen lrflunMM.um foggy or rainy time an: relef. le of Elv's | 1p tohacco to come in casa (molstensd ¥our | no is then placed All the stuffi- gling for breath is oty of s | shrining on the tohacao causes opilokly th eleaves be- t thesa resulte and produce large thin cheess acco from the di- This cauees the to- slower aad tends to make e are strip. The lenlves are stumg he curing barn. The myat ator § Inches wide n the side of the darn, can be opened and 21 one, the ven- morning It the season in very when ail 4-ors flators should be opened to allow Your| so that # can be taken down. The tobac- n piles without being nore hawking or ‘rnmr\\ld from tha laths. and laft to stand — |leaves shoved together at the string. The str When abowt half ring the ¥iller hands esch. Eac ¢he boxes the boxes are given a final press and after attaching all labels and reve- e stamiss to boxes the clgars are ready for delivery. In spite of the storm Wednesday morn- ing one thousand persons attended the fun eral senvices fof Rev. Michael J. held In St. Patrick's church, at ten o'cloek The body had been Iying in since © |'Muesday -afternoon, with delegations, from White Cr-ss Couneil, Knights of Co- a guard of honor. At the lumbus, as head.of the casket stood a beautiful floral oss from the three brothers of Father gh mass of requiem Rex was célebrant, Rev. Wm Mary's chureh, was dea Ivin W H. May, re was master A. Keefe, of St Rev. Myl a Rev. M church, o censer-hearers was Ren. of cer: John ville and the acolyte Wm. nnedy, of Nc Toseph . Sefferman. of resent in the . sanuc Timothy M. Crowle inn, of were Rev. Dr, TLondon Rer. Charles W. Town, Rev. Tlri Henry F. Ch: ames T Brenn standing In body was ureh were dens Teahy. John rIborongh.—1 HEAD ACHED AND BODY ACHED. r When Winter rattles the win- dow panes — What comfort and cheer in White Rose! SEEMAN BROTHERS, Ine. Proprietors of "White Rose™ Coffee New York HEARING CONTINUED IN BRIDGEPORT LIQUOR CASE | an. 11—A con- STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause —Take | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | That’s what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the 1ml cause of the ailment—clogged liver and disordered bowels. 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