ThedBubietim Norwieh, Thursday, Oct. 19, 1922. —— WEATHER Winds North of Sandy Hook fresh to strong orthwest and weather partly over- Thursda: 7 e gd‘r‘:lm‘ fﬁ'""}."yﬂ‘* . yourig inif 7 a n.~1.-uxy Hook to Hatteras, fresh ““And it you delieved your personal’lib-I. brieming ov‘uwyltr“vﬂmm nd (b5 % & orthwest and north and weather fair b ity was. tken: from v, you woald.fel | 4 o e mure Th'iron you take | e rsday. i v Tofdon ] ke -your. ancestors. ‘did . when :they . “fdroe that' stamina and strength of | Which eaple. have s I Ty e woasfoned Wednesday | Wodnesday moening. Major Periey while | uted’ the T .-gp:mmxn'ti'#“ o e Aaye | oma, of iron de Jike, Fh s 2 7 p & . Pr v v U, 5.-military academ: A B E: 3 g [ iovee e Camian mariume |2 e it & i 1 ot suggestion to yau in | James Francle Sutivay, “tormerty phyei: e a 4 es ls wovinees and it was high almost | was p (M C. A and o cusmessthat. vou. consider -maling somi . Hospital __(Qutdoor | it come : asias 2 4 \as prevailed during the last 24 hours reach and not be content to' hedge himself recommendations one’ Way or ospital. A beatifil; sweet n: ! therefore an entirely different. ‘témoered woman into | Nuzated Irom.-This newer form of ing from | October 16th to 21st - hose who were of the same i < _ | gne. who.is.cxoss, nervous and-irritable. 1 is 50 highly concentrated that dne”dose hi 7Y, . I A i e o petues a® e, TPRACU iy~ st liy] oot s < Lasaon Bteact die <, |Paxe, sizongly emphasized. the sreat me- | timated fo be approvimaiely equivalent g SRS Sy R g i i“id "Egh;““;":& N | ome method *each those, whom:he would | *:“Yoy wadld'ba sarorissd verhave to: go cessity ng_makiog blood evam- c ome-half-guart of spinack ons (| 1his demonstration is being held -in our Corset M n the nor n lake regis e 9 & info some-of the grocery stores and find out “what quantities of vanilla-and lemon extracts are sold. Men buy.these extracts —and women, too. There are many sub-| stitutes. ; . ‘As ‘year ago:l help. He told" the :delegates that. they must also have this point, of contact if they are. going .to earry .on, and he sug- gested publicity, and ‘education to reach these people, and see that men who'dre charged. with ~ enforcing - the- prokibition law are friends of prohibition. The major said in part: “When I was ' New England. The temperature was lower Wed- nesday fh the Atlantic states and along the Gulf coast and it was higher the middle and upper Mississippl the plain states and the Rocky Mountain region. ~ Except for local rains in the Florida inations of their weak, anaemic, run-down patients, < Thousands “of ' persons go on year. after vear suffering from physical Weakness. and a-highly.nervous tondition due to lack of sufficlent iron in their red hlood . corpuscles withoat: ever ‘realizing the real ‘caude of, their trouble. ; Without iron in ‘your blood your food ' merely passes:throiigh the ‘body something - like corn through_an ‘ojd qnill ,with rollers so quart of green vegetables or half a dozen baked anples. Tt is like faking extract of beef instead of eating pounds-of meat. Over 4,000,000 people __ annually. - sre using this newer form of iron: known as Nuxated Tron: Tt guickly, helps make rich red blood, revitalize worn-out . exhausted nerves and give increased strength and. fireside for the cricket! ! The whio Zack for the mouse,; jWhen trembling night winds whistle And woan all round the house The frosty ways fike irom The bramches plumed with snowe la in Winter dead and dark, ere cam DO Robin so? Fifth Avenue Salon of La Resista Corset Co., New York, ‘attended the convention of.the American Leglon.in Ksnsas:City. Thére wasn't' véry much evidence . ‘of ‘emergy.. Yout -money will be refunded by | whom I.wished: to . reach, ‘and; I decided few days before the-convention that I must mingle with' the . 'The legion’ Was offended.’and 1 was . Saie T Robin, Robin Redireas, SRRt dooe 2o produce Daily Fittings — Service' F' i o 8 nsula fair weather will provail | president of the Y. M. C, A: the boys at awoe, Tt was a well bekaved body (of | wide avart that the.mill camt srina | satisfactory. resuis. ¢ il . 1 ¢ Ce I'ree And 4 crumb of brced for Toben ; Priday | .me eil,’ | men. : - Y weant . "you may be an ol : 3 . 4 : " ",‘ ;;Thu”?“ a{,‘,‘i ‘.'.‘,,“;;’ x‘%‘ehf ::,: ; :dg::ry ,::,'.‘i"}c"‘i rE;:m (no.zn'?nbu session™ir” New Ofleans; and I notice; that { man at 30, dull of intellect, poor in'mern. F‘"C'ule by all druggists—Lee & Os- Stylec for all ﬁ'um, re.wnluy pnoed “\'!XI\Je ': Allingham, in. Indjgmareit “y;“n(nr\ssz«“ 'n\rf]g (ohnu Atlantic and east|was a barriéc between me ' and . those{the federal agents closed 13 New Qrleans]ory. nefvous, irritable-and all ‘run good Co., G. G. Engler, H. M. Lerou, An- gult states. The temperature will rise saloons ‘while at’ 50 “or”§0 ‘with plenty of iron in drew ‘McLoughlin and Chas. Osgood- Co. siowly Thursday and Friday in the mt . $5.00, $7.00, $9.00 and upwards e crowd if 1 [ offe swer lake region; the Ohio valley and ‘ended-also. - -Why,~ if--they ‘had open = e - What s a-wing this lovely da was to be of service. e A , cloke | PICRIC I ACID : AV AILABLE 7 3 . e swallow epeeding far away - Tennessee and im the Atlantic and| ‘“The people whom you want.to réach |Saloons' there hefore, should: they: cloge | FICK! & x;ﬂ , COLOXTAL CLUB MEMBERS . .. - ot To,the haunt of eummer before the ast gulf states, except Florida onlyou do not come into contact.with. Those | them bécause, the convention was to.be FOR CONNECTICUT . FARMERS IN' PINOCHLE . TOURN AMEN’ A.Demonstrahon_of Y- P Friday b e people don't come to. your.conventions or [held thers? Tt fs‘an unwarranted’ reflec- |~ Information has lately been recefvéd| Tuesday- evening . the . Colonial, * club | ’ A,.fs.«»—mn? -"p' 'a:hne :L‘.ﬁ.""’ - Forecast your meetings,.. You.have:got” to | periods without deterioration, 5 A 3 ali-night drug store on Tentr aven d then mu:cmd 3 ;rm of oston, Mass. spoke nn"pvff,ﬁ:f,',g Detonators: It should be detonated | ~ Waterford d:rv;x::ha ey 1 Shirred Egg—6 Ramekins Value $12.00 He bad bren imbding deep of *patent ng the G. F. S, Back Wet Roundaries. Thursday ing | With ‘What is known as “No. §” detona- ' cVening noininated John J. < toiier vice was held and | waiting hymn, Miss Mary BuckleY| qacione ang . #ORy mOIning by whil vo | Pleasiire “Beach as their cang 2 - P € Uy, N lections and a : tor' or cap, of which thers are two| 3 3 dess ik AR interesting talk on hmr;: "l:};\ \;\0111'1{' };:ﬂ'[:n: m!’scxlu:i 3:: i ‘."D:":’n;ms[ occur. kinds; -one- fired +by-a safety fise and | TOPT m_.m:‘,\.: in ﬁ}“.‘ state ,Zg,um,e 2 Bread Bakers—6 Custard Cups 3 AL By chacss you bl » - ¥ was borne A j ~Memorial Service. the. ofher. by an -elsétric current. The' For justicts of the Peace the nomi- gt . A “Fragraney.” was the tnavps retort service they returned o] cholr cang Nearer, My God, to Thee.| A memorial sorcics . was Comtucte tholild .be. handled carefully and (nees were Thomas F. Mortén. Jonn C.\} Visit our basement department this week and see this || imatenapaic fiar. 3 room, which was in dark-|In the very lare attendanice Werc|iTuesdav. afternagn Mise . Ellsaberh i mot be handled or carried with Gears, Charles' A. Gallup, . Giles Beck- s 2 as ai the door to|relatives and friends from Waterbufy:| kiaston of Danbury in memory ‘of -the | h -2eid vor-any other: high explo ] s H. Burgess and Ausustusil weonderful Oven Glass, L, - Yo it several ghosts were( Hartford, Providence and other Cities. | mambers who nave. died during the peay| . How used:, For stump and rock blast- e rough ~ the room. Annie| Thero was a profusion of MOWCrs.|iar. The drosased members are | k. use. exactly. fne came way.as dy. | o e 5 o Homesskti—Fitien _minstes Dethasiis. Sesltedt & Hallowe'en o curers were 3 : “ ; : b ‘ v the sdverticement save five e e owe e e | e T aeralo Meks £ B Rotbes, for pine | MU 18 nisd. CBATESs dro plaged ia| - Fast s should isleép twelve hours. avenue. v, and Rev. Bdwin Crowdis, treas-|Member Frank Arnold; Milidale, Mrs, | Miss Rutka to the side of the road where ‘l, "; tg; a0gs Fhen large bee) Miss ‘Edith Rochier' was given a| -AS @ rule doss are betfer judges of| Thah Amicits: wass dinibvered Eii e urer. Charles T. Webster and John|Frances Young, Mrs. Clarissa Barn she lay unconscious. The horse contin- ?",‘°§‘§x.:’°;’{ 8 Pa"‘_‘"‘es at Pax RS hower the home of Miss Eliza | 2€D than men are of dogs. baiiis, das: quits Booralar NORWICH TOWN D. Sharples were also elected on the|Plantsvile, Mrs. C. W. Bushnell, Mrs, |ued on his way. About 15 minutes later) 404 W1 wgly I Puinam were present. recently. The cvening was| —— . 2 2 i general committee. The dance com-|Addie- B Richards: Wethersfieid, Mis, [the unconscious girl was discovered by |4 splendid program was rendered by passed with games and Many 6 the strects of Canton, Chind e et John J. O'Connen|mMittee is composed:of George W. Wel. | Bunice Kinne; Danbury, Mrs. Frances |Mr. Harkin, a heignbor who summoned| e %o VIS'UE Slanges aad refresh-| . i and Miss Rothief received many Fathel‘ J ’ age only eight feet wide.. . lay morning at §20 | 1€n Jr. Walter 8. Sharples,- Everett | Benedict, Mrs. Adella Roff, Mrs. Ella B, |the irl's ‘parents.© When she recovered > al ehiotee igittns 0. £ 3 Chisels of sharp flint have alwiys been e e home 208 West| M. Pingree and John' W.. Seddon. | Hunt;-Great Plain, Mrs. Helen A. Tay. |CORSciousness the girl was in such great|der. Among those who ke cans tB%| TReuben Potter has already secured used by savages to cut woof B e 08 e ot | The. entertainmenit Somumitie Is Miks |lor: Bridgeport, Mrs. Frank Fleck, Mra, | PR they could not fouch her. Dr. Pen- s Kiesciny Do of ‘Goodyéar. | two foxes arouna here, coming In met Medicine Builds Agoutis, litle brown an‘mals navve = 2 Flossie M. Meyer, Miss Elsle F. Heap, | Emeline Lord, Miss Mary. Hawley, ioton was summotied.; | He, carried her ~Ped e 2. hand: a i ) g Ty pastor, R e 3 v, Hawle; g iy ylrees e | 1ast_week to have: his' automobile bura|# handsome red specimen to Guinea, :are born with practice! Miss Gertrude M. Young:- Miss Elsie| R, N, Fray; Mrs. A X into Mr.. Harkin'a-house and there made | last o P PPy s celebrated a re- ] ; N.. Fray; Mrs. Albert : Lacy ; i while on’ the rvad between Jewett Cay|, Caplain Clifford Ayer: a full set of teeth. A ; , Thomas CrimsHaw, - Victor 2 . her as comfortalie --as possible. She. was | while on’ t! A - : The music was | 3 Jer O O Waod. The| e T elton, iss Atmeida Buell | then' rushed to- fhe - Hartford hospital, | &nd Norwich. g bas Mourel's Teptthy daave f alpencs, ew The consumption of fish in Germanv der direction Miss Elizabeth A. |30 DV 00 O tod at the: bAZaAr osevohine Nettieton, Miss Kate Ho- | where ‘it ‘was disovered that her ankle| Mr. Clair ‘Dawléy ‘has résigned his| is .motoring- north Tyl has been largely augmented of late years Malone. At the offertory Henry J, b el Ko, * Mrs, Prudeénce. Watrous, Mrs. Sarah | wug i brokén ~at - tivo. places:” The- bones | position with the ‘Atlantic Tea . Com- |-PINg enroute to.visit his brother, Hiram e rily dué-to the increased prices ot LaFontaine sang Pie Jesu. For | MOl he N BT Ol e e e Hurd, Honorary. Member Charles M. |were set in a cadt afid she was sent|idny and Mr. Dyer Lemieux has taken|Avers of Detroit, before reaching ™y B apron and candy. tables: going to- the héme. - She ‘will be' confimed to the house for- about ‘six ' 6 -elght wéeks in bed. The ' horse amd. ,wagon ‘were . finally Yartitle, ‘Where ke will spend some fime with his;mather, Mrs. John Ayers. Mr. and Mrs. George Kinney and meat. As we left Matsuc, Japan. by steam- er, an agriculturist on board the vessc his place, giving up his_former position n_Mercier's drug store, . .. - Mr. and Mrs.- Turner-Greene are vis- Hohenthial Was Speaker. ‘Tiesddy evening E, L. G. Hohenthal of South Munchester, chairman of the Con- Sunday-schoo), -and . the ' fency. work and home cooking: booths to the Ladles Benevolent Society as usual. The Boy brought to. a, stop at.J. Pease's farm. |iting = at their daughter's. in Putnam, f;fmfmhive lmg:;edsgwgnlﬂ;héhr\:cl;‘;; e E‘{}f‘::' ars A3 \figh | neetiout- prohibition committee; gave an i Mre. Irving Cutler, e tenemeni . Sunnyside ree ot e sm:;" ‘;m :'ﬂ.'ke lm‘: ?,f,‘,m:,,* address ‘on Prohibition Opportunities in | St.' 'Patriek’s” Scout'' Treops Gelag! Fred Burdick is working in. the. vil-|Vacated by Mr. aod M William :“”';Y‘m::u';;tm dec e :mun?oc the Fair committee will be | Pwope: - ¢ R b2 i et . Strong. lage, driving the- company’s.team- for| Burns, who are occupying lh\F" !32;' ed to rings attached to_ 3 long Top: called at an enrly ‘date :and \definite |

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