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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Christmas Box.

Why not have Christmas handy
 box into which you can put the many little conN eniences which win be need
 e.l and which, f left for The last mo-
 menL will cause great aan0Nance2 Into this uoN put generous amount Of white tissue pa per for wrapping or the gifts; plenty Of baby ribbon of tl- holly shade or else the narrow ribbon stamped with the holly design which is woven expressly for the Christmas package; a ball Of cord Tor the smaller packages and one Of stout twine for those which take a long journey, rub
 heT boxes. plenty of pretty Christmas sticksrs. plenty of little Christmas ad- dress cards. boxes of the sizes most needed and a number of pieces Of pasteborG. then when the time comes for wrapping the parce!. whether il be to lay beside the plate on your own table on Christmas morn or the parcel which is to be sent away. you have ev-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
CONCERNING WOMEN.

WoDan'e college is 10 be built at some place in Connecticut and q com DftteS has been Investigating various sites for tbe college buildings New London is asking 10 have the college placed there, aftd offers fndBcatrepts in the way Of 4 2V0-a site ard other considerations.
 That society women are not only thinking about acting ou serious sub- Jects is proved by Mrs Adolf Laden burg of EeW York. who reesnflt adopt ed ctiid from the slUfns The Hriie one. whO is years old, comes from the poorest part of New York city. Bfs. La1enb1fg is almost entirely without relatives Ghe is one Of the leaders 0f the smart set and success fully managed Cot John Jacob Aetor's social nampsien last winter. 4 grace ful rider and driver. she }s a DoD- Dlar member of the Four Hundred
 Regarding some of tae customs Of the Mexican elFi there are current z good many mistaken beliefs says . writer For example. she Is D0DUlarly supposed tO pisY tue guitar t0 year q nlanf'ila and tO smoke cigarettes As q matter of fact, the guitar ig almost an unknown instrument among the women of the upper class the becdpn- ing Tnantilia is rarely seen ln the streets save on GDOJ Erldat havine been discarded ln favor Of hats iu atrGei0us taste, and the senor1ta never gtnoSes. Neither does shs make q habit Of attending Dullhghts.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Whsn cheosina shoss.

When buying shoes # is well 70 rs- member that in standing the feet are onc-tbir6 or au inch longer than woe1 the person is seated They are Btlll longer when one iS walking for -Es weight is then thrown entirely on oIe foot at each alternate E1ep. Tn c5DoE : ing boots and E3oes t 5s therefore necessary that allowance be made for this. The sso-tnsss may not bs fel- at first. but before long f become ss apparent Moreover. 5y forcing t1e large toe hack U ls apt 10 prodHce 2 FJ1JrfOu on the joint
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
sair7i of Chicken.

Cut cold chicken into small bits and beat in enough 5raNn butter 10 make it unite moist Season with pepper and celery salt When hot take from rhe lire add s we'll be a4en eE. and g raaspconful of lemon juice Cover tRs bottom of a covered dish with bread crumbs and pour over the chicken Slft crumbs over The toc. stick bits cf butter over it and bake until SroH The gravy left from the chicken cz1 be used instead of drawn butter f 6s- sired.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Oyster Chowder.

Dice 2 quarter of a pound of sweet salt pork (houne-cuFed by prefereEce) and simmer until crisp. Add q pint Of sized raw potatoes and cook in fat until tender. Pour in 2 pint of hot milk and thicken with . tablespoonful of flour rubbed smooth with one table spoonful Of butter. Last. add a pint and half of oysters. salt and "a Dasco and take from the fire az soon az the eysters Tufrie. Dish upon broken crackers or hard tack
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
French Tapicca Cus-arc.

Soak five desserts spoonfuls Of tapzo1a for five hours in . pint Of cold water Put quart of milk in e double b#1il eE and when II reaches the boiling point add the -ayioca and 9 little sat- Sir until b0is51y hot. then a5d -5e beaten yolks Of three eggs and . heap1ug cap fuI Of sugar Stir constantly for 1Ez minutes then pour into bowl and aEl tae whites of The egE well beaten
 stirrong them tn gently. Flavor and set aside t8 get cold This ts 6elIeio3s served with canned or branded E-szsT
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Christmas Favors.

When tbe younR folk come home from eehool for the CbFlsfHas ho34- days they expect and deserve 2 frolie from one end Of the ten-95y or tWo-
 weeks vacation tD the other. So 4 is sgell tO have on hand generous sgp- ply of simple favorg. n0f oBiy for the Chrisimas dinner and the entertain mentB that are planned ahead of tlTne, but afRD 10 give 4 festige air to the unexpected card party or informal randy~yuil Since they can De az simple and inexpensive as desired, Here is no reason abs the clever woman wfth 9 little time at her cOrn- tnabI cannot produce a plentiful s1p- pig st home.
 Enowballs made of cotton batting
 wrapped about small gifts bsid to- gether by q bit . glue and rolled in ly appropriate for g cl1ildren's merry making For they csn be fhroTn about without harm to tberngel@es. the children or the furniture
 Small stockings made of red and
 white cotton one side white and the other side red. trimmed with docking on each ankle of feather-stitehing in red embroidery cotton On the white eide and white embroidery or inc red side flied With candies are reasonable.
 So are egzsheH Christmas gnDrDeE. Or brownies TO make one Of these crack Q small hole jn the shell and re- move She egg Wash and dry the shell Paint the larger end to reDre- gent 9 head-with black hair, dark eevs scarlet cheeks and lips. Of some brizh'-cOlrrad cloth make tHO little legs. with long points for feet. and 3 small jacket with Tapping arms. Glue the clothes on securely. Grown the znone with cloth cap en1bellished with sprig Of miytlefoe Or holly. For the Christmas dinner favorE, nothing is more attractive than q min iature Christmas tree at each place These little trees should be only three or four inches high. pieces brok sn from 2 branch of the big tree To each should be fastened two or three tiny red candles, bit Of tiusel or lead shavings. shining icicle. a little i brass bell or any other festive-loOE i knick-knack Then on each tree an l anurnnriata gift shonI5 be hung.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
cannecticut Cam chomder.

Fry three or four slices of bacon, cut fine. in the bottom of the kettle. Add three potatoes cut in dice, half an onion shaved, q cupful Of canned or steWed tomatoes or a seasoning of to- mato catsID. three rolled ship crack CTS. a tablespoonful Of minced pars- ley. 9 soft-shelled clans lightly chop ped and 2 quart If boiling water. Add salt a nd pepper to taste and cook until the potato is tender i little hot milk or cream may be added just before taking up. This makes an excellent hot supper dish.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Indian Ts1iccs Pudding,

One quart of milk. tY0 tab bleEp pDCnG of tapioca. two tablespoons Of Indian meal. one-hsf cup Of uaolssses. one half cup of sugar, butter the size of g walnut sait Put on the stove and sir until t th3cksBs, then stir in Oue-Hal< cup Of rs.issHs and bake iD oven one hour. Eaten with cream or butter.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Sour Mflk Eiscust.

Put one quart of -four into sieve. into flour put one teas pocnrUl Of sodo, g little saE and two tsasDooTHuls If cream of tartar sn5 eift sil t0zesher Jf the milk js very sour d. not ass bat one teaspCcEfBI Of cream of tartar. add sour milk enough tc make soft dough cut in Digcuits and bake in a quick oven
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Eo- .hs Cirrsr Tatle

4 pretty device for luuchAgn or din uer table decoration fs the use e 68u- b3e frger-boEl ls. Place q Er1a4lsr bowl inside Of larger one and f11 t1e s1ece between the two with gT,eL blossoms. such az violets and paDs.aE- The effect of dipping rhe fingers 51-s flower -encircled water is both unique and uJeeE sing
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Dumniinus.

spoonful Of baking powder and little salt. Moisten with milk until il will drop from the mixing spoon Drop by spoon into the liquid. Cook ten minutes without covering Then cover for five minutes. 1 have always had light dumplings by this recipe.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Cr.sned Onions.

Remove tbe skins from e quart of small onions pisCe them in q pan with one-haIf tsasgj1Guful Of salt and cover with boiling water. then drain tO three tzsolss goonfUIs oS butter frnsl-- edJ add three taDlesD1onfUls of flour pour glogFly into tfl5s mixture one and q half cups of scalced milk. season with pepper and ss}t, add the onions and lei stand until SJfnciently thick
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Roston Eried ossters.

Wipe inc oysters dry, put them 5u 2 fat disa and cover with 2 r-iIr1-s ot olive o.l. cayenne peppe- and lemon juice Turn frequently. and al the end Of ten minutes roll in cracee- c-zr15s. then beaten egg, again la crumbs Fry in dNep <ar
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

5ttle O. n0ssls1g 5as e01ae oF them They cr no@ 1zTz~szrysY fsal 4 car fer der that would segsI svsEy time trst : ssIere Was <,e1sslSxi for Te1SsaZ wgsg c 1srtz5 518y l-@ srortz wz@ At srF rate
 -s< cslsers bs sE~11 rs1es<--Sos ars ezIose4 ls1Ge- eZss1s.g cg-ac lfzGs5@ ere very re&a, and @@@1lagy 7 E1s E-Te- 1cr ecg3G De aErzrrse2 rV S1ryr. ysg- e - F>fgg5Seyaee Jsrf1 r-zs.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
y,l ssx. g5 Lzss-.

The p-osoec- nay 1c scos1-zgz rsra E1r -ssz os1e .2 have -o Eye D- 70 zE ---a Too1-ow ' lsC- @EI-s~-z- tz-g-r- Denver rs5sz1zrz--
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

shop carly and pay later is not so lad @ motto if the design of the shopper is right but there Is nothing pr0usetss tbe Christmas spirit more than ca zh
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Captain Hobson's yellow peril does not look any scarier to the people just because it Is endorsed by the war de- pertinent
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Aunt Della has been making Christ mas jelly for William. and il fits both the president and the White house
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
usine up Worn. Out Stockings.

Take the legs Of stockings, black OF other eoios. and cut them the right ienRth to reach from the waist eS,avn into the stocking Of the cssil1 From the top cat doWn 4 eiit along fFse seam. or on A straight fine. fer about two finger lengths. then cut z, square piece form sDofber leg and ssH 5f lH the slash of the leg, 5s 2 eigsssfs sewing inc other corner g11sset wlse n fke cut on the other leg this VIII leave a couple of inches at the top where the stocking iegE are joined Ike . pair Of drawers, and this should be sewed together The hem forms tsle band Of fhe back and front Of ffie listle drawers. and the hem may be sfrengf fl- eued by . piece of muslin sn which f1e button holes gre 1o be made. Hem the bottoms, Or crochet au edge an8 the child wsU have 2 nsaf-flftang pas3c Of drawers Little petticoats may be made of other legs.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Eza,f1rz.s te Fss-<

E- Lcezzs so1z e-y wc-ag- have taken up rra 1ar ot g-1-e---E -1 VI Good Y may Tst 1~eo-s 1s-zzlg-zz--1-a 1o TT -o-E-sJ--zna Ss@
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Carnegie thinks General Wood and 1Ir Dickinson, iu seeing so many things that are not SO. furnish evil daroe tnat thev are suffering from military nightmare
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Monte Carlo stock is at 300 per cent premium and pays 70 per cent. dividends annually; and still the good die young
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Happy thought for today: Is the thirst that can be quenchcd by chem ieaily improved water natural thirstr
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

F-isa5iar General Funston has been given cour1a I'd of the department of L1zor ln the Fhlipp ues. He may do some rg5re Sw lrnruins feats there.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

ThS-c is such a demand for Tafts snsesaE~ tiaat a new edition has been u~a~rec. The AmerS,an people know. . good JfnnE uhen they see it.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Putting down cigarette smoking. the Anti Cigarette league believes to be conserving our resources. which are bows
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

The senate has given Lorimer clean biu of health. and n"w the in quiN iu Illinois Is, Who win give the srsute one"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

The Carnegie peace fund will earn over a thousand dollars a day that will just continuously sing for peace
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
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r --e ax--azz s-E-zs s-CzJ~ ccs----- z zz--E r---s--1s-z. -lz-T pep E TT 5F--1 -1-e z god zEo- -se-zz-z--z J1F----z-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

warmest praise for sticking 10 their work in the Coldest weather
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

1irs. E1ls Flags Young has been reelected suBerintendent of the Chi clEr schools again. At s3 she appears "a, br tb= most progressive school su- r-rrt -n3e1- f1 rIc United States
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Woman in Life and in the Kitchen

crstbfng handy from tbe piece of card 2 bp.ffd for the protection of riss break as,le article such as pfiptoZraf1sls, so the outer wrapping paper and fY3fe.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

vr-e~ % The Hartford Times SaHa attention Co the fact that the l-w which requires the saloons To closr ~lf1s trnas applies Co Monday me .t rh4s year occurs on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

The Toledo Blade tells its ea6ers it IS doubtful fl GoNegnor-elect ta.6- win of Connecticut can ae trained to jump through & hoop
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

The noble fellows Who are disg us Norwich out ut the hole deserve the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

\ Red Cross seal Is lust as much . bullet for disease on front as on back of an envelope Why confuse the stamping clerks
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

The edition Of so.uo0 copies of The E.rart of Che farms -sr sale ia Mas E4sarts. -=aue3 b- the agricultural --rd. vls -xhas-ted fu two weeks. 1rIuirers appear 70 ls numerous enough.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

When a mans wife smokes cigar cites iu bed m Kansas he has sltfi- cjeBt cause for divorce whether she sets the bed on fire or ueg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
az TRRA WILL SAY MORNING
Friend says Cuban Ernrrai l. DYING
Police lieutenant Naui.hr>

N1PT-. cave Z fNrvf'r1 N INV ~CN
HAVANA. \uS = Ilr court visited rh"
camp hospital this afternoon e. TAX" th"
declarations ui Gen. Pine Guerra. who
WIS shot ~ - pnhC-fnlu -Hm" i,ys age
I'll" General was found to ID" sleeping lri
'h" court waited two hours uut,l he hwol''
lie then answered To- al questions i
Lar" nothing t. say
Although tn" medical bulletins au-
r"Iuc" Improvement III his condition a
friend who saw Guerra this morning SAYS
r' seems e. I. dying
Police Lieutenant Perez. a great friend
Of the policeman who shot Guerra and
ia whose hog-" m" latter was living at
tho '.'n" 81 IN" shooting. Disappeared
-uys'oriay-ly OF October ri The police
have. scar he'd for him. but their efforts
have. h..r, ft'..-
~ the 'i'n. - the shooting Perez was
a = month - leave. which expired on
October "a He had been seen IN 'hr
vicinity Of the palace several tlin''.
in tn" course of tho day preceding tho
shouting n" was formerly warden II
th" jail AZ Santa Clara. from which prov
inc" President Gomez and Cen Monica
guido. commander Of tn" Rural Guard.
both earn"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
Siie " Gather.

Soy .-Th- dl''.rbnnc- over On'ario had
d -AprsAr-d yrS'~ria' bus heavy rain VAS
caused a.orx 80 IT tid- h'an' III and Ncw rns
Land coasts hy ~ combination 81 = rep'e-~i"n
re,'rsl 80 40 Norrh ar"lina ros-' snd approach
iug roGcr wealth!
The hish prrS>l.-~ central over m" Mississippi
Ns.Iey and the upper lake regions forced lower
tnrnp~ratur-O IN To the Gun state. and into a..
,,-'ricts eas. - inc Mississippi RIVER except
~, south Atlantic states. and freezing v'aih~~
Ir.,slc,i In the north C-nrrAi State anc soI'h
over 'nr Mississippi and ohio md Tenn">>""
80 -. ~ northern NIssi~S!G ~ II wa h't"
be.nr freezing g. part ~ 'OorAfo aud New
Mexico IN toinrsHo tiAh N-N A:a. Wy or m 2
a.r Montana g wA' warmer snow fci. IN ~"
,A.,r r~g.ua- a.; .'Ftf snow ~ rain IN the North
vrs;
.r ~. r.', ra.r 'e'. .'rAf.!y after 'ar.y fore
noon. va--1rr g. - rrrEiaE t~rnsn'n z rO'f'r.
ptnG hrl-, ~ r.yr 'rr'. - northwest. Average
q. mildly. 10 .sr l~-'. barometer. cprre~ ted
20 read ~ s.a -, c. 49, s.. 20 ~ ". - ..
me tesnp-Fa'-rc 'r.tsr:ay. a. T.cor,ie,: rs mo
or'cla! thermometer !, sh1vn ~ iE- snneicG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
Foremost Closhier, Sia,e ls+S

Mrs Martin To buy $40 worth Of combs.
Sht bought two. and wh"u IN" returned
Ms Martin ordered her 20 * back and
get 81 worth. Mrs. SUblit also told
about a shotgun being discharged IN M-s.
Martins cottage ut the Colirg. one night.
80, aid that when ~" entered I'll" cot
tag. Mrs Martin was smaCk!ng her lips
and working her hands and laughing
Nj submit said that -h" did not know
whether Mrs. Martha discharged the gun
N not
Iudsr Ten Eyck asked the witness
what Mrs Martin did Will. sitting Up IN
hri She answered that at. picked the
lovers. worked her bands and s:nlCked
A-r mouth Sh,. said that Mrs Marrr
irrtgeut.v sent her for mail. brt IN.
r-v-r had <'en her employer either write
r r-ld letters
NJ Suh.it testified on redirect exam.
nation that ca one occasion while sh"
was trying TO remove ~ trav Of Spoiled
food she spilled some u II on her en-
D.nvrr Mrs Martin few into rage.
i also beCim" angry TN. witness
Sa'i. aud went home. | returned. hut
Mrs Martin still wore the soi!,.i garments
nf.:s'd To- change them and sat on my hat
- | wouldn't cav" again
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
DtTy O> wINNI>G HLERrOr.
Leblanc Didn't Bring % Here To sell.
but pir Did srii ~ To Noisant.

Mark p. Andrews. chief 81 m" law divi-
sion 81 the Gust ON House. has dnc'ind that
duty must he paid on 't" 80 horse power
Bl@rio, aerOplan" which wnr bruIght
INTO this country by A!fr"1 L"hlan" and
which has been purchased by John u
NOi-ant M0iSant purchased u after
hts own machn" had been smashed ami
h.. won the race ar"und Liberty with y.
When m" machine WIS lr"Ignt her" v
l.arlarc boat wa, El.d I; - said m.
cost ~ IN" TnachIn" In Paris was 8; 2O1
and tina, L.pianC i.t NpIraIt have " &C
about that price and enough &, cover the
duty
Acceptance az such arc no, n ~" Cow
ernrnenf sch"dIi" and thor" ~ no EIpi
duty. but tni- one nas leon 'aN"d h- a
meta! ma hin" and the duty i :. per cent .
WHICH on tn" g. ?OD WI l." $3.50. IN"
Government could haV" d"'nan,ied twic"
H.. amount Of IT," d'ry pa 'he ground
that the conditions 81 IN" bond w"r" WOO
lated, but under tho circumstance. and
~. the machine ~ for scientific PURPOSES
Mr Andrews decided that the regular
duty was sufficient Leblancs lawyer
has been notified to pay the duty at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04

~ seen b, Two Employees. one foi"rcd
ami Dnr Nhitr.

SORES of 'h, alleged r"CVlirriIe- OF
Mr. Carul.U" y Martin ~ -" DAYS ~
~, old >uu.- tN.,-E. AZ MHr'-r"-npr'.
Tenn WEE ',!d a: 'H' iT',,'"t'"E- ~
N.wArl. v,.-'rrtly - ,:,'''rGtI." .."r
i,-u'n condition M Martin wlS In
IT.. r.d Tor NE murder -: E''r daughter.
p,ev " " Snead with i."r Wa sisters.
Mrs Mary " ~urAi aui N.-s Virginia q
Wh-d,Aw The tA'1.r iird Il starvation
IA he E,,i-. Si Detention .a-' Ars -
Miss MARY / Wasenan - IaisaSo.
vino 'argh' r:,u-ic IN soul. CNl.'G" Tor 'wn
wears testified that MR. Marin ,aCr
offered her 9. 20 YAK" letter 10y IErtu't1n.
Mt-. WsS-ner SAID that MIR Martin
approached her In WAY tlAt "rs"ar-
rA--ed her she rartegcd INV personal
Aup.aran,r and INV work Ma WaGrn-n
-ald. and u made inc suspicious III"
witness -aid rhA- che lc:'cr wa- An ac-
~aowledgusr' vi a" endowment u Il
nan 81 Chattanooga When ASKED ~
ADRIAN RiSe- u -oun-"i for iA'' defence
tr t!.rs was ever such an endowment
-. vI,.c-- replied 'Iat she never beard
O' y
=, rely = .-:"-..0u a$Nci ~ iv't-
Heed W. = uia'ri VITA f-o-"''''"r
No,- T. ~. SAFE oa-', for -" rNrror'''
sowing LAT W. Matt. ~ THAT 'I'.."
til.r.av-l 80 merriam sra'' %; nina
Ni-- MagaD.u >aid
she urv"r ar2"are: norma. - ~" ia
al.y = the -ak- | .aI with her
-pl vou ever 'rv - convert h"r 10
YOUR view - - rG-.7
i did ! o..'Hu"i curse O! work
- h.r aauGn'ar III music. pH' u was
oppa-.i A-,i-Iai. I Welded 80 the wh''H-
Of Mr. Marin
Mrs. Rita SuhlI,. colored. Il Nashville.
Tenn. who wa employed - maid
10 Mrs Martin wh.. the t:.r"" Narr..aw
sisters were CurdVct.rg ~Hf." l'""g".
testified that Mr. MARTIN pad her $50
"A month for wrsA that was C'i-'"mari!H
paid for at tn. rate a.! s. "a ~'''k Sh"
.aId that -h. was SUPPOSED To- dress Mr.
Martin hut IN" latter would not l"t her
She sali the aC,'i-..i woman Wpr" only
"A nigh,drs~> except when -h" went Ogt.
she didn't take care ot herself, IN"
witness asserted Part "t tho tim"
-n.. went nIt wearing only "u" stocking
and slippers had To steal IN" fo"d
out " her room. ] would bring her
food on a tray and N. wuIld drink IN"
,n.f". Tn. rest would stay III III. room
except wh.fl | stole ~ out. A.. NIud- IL
r"w-papers and trash w"r" packed away
IN sox.- and no, allowed t. l, removed.
and .ae would newer !et ine sweep
The witness eaii that money vas
u-Iaiy scattered over III" t.ror Mrs
Martin kept box ~ paper bills. IN"
witne-s testified. hut would throw then.
about. When | picked tLem UP Mr.
Suhlit declared. IS and slo bills. sne
threw them down
Mrs SThl' told about being sent by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
FIIFRS At TOLI WBIa.
station 81 the \pronaptiraI Reserve rs.
tabii>hess nj the Ms sr-.s,.

4 station e the United States Aero
nautica! Reserve has be"n established AZ
Columbia University The first univ ersity
a.ronaui ic al s"c,et v IN this country was he
Columbia University Aero Club. founded
three. wears ago hy Grover &. Looming
~. who vas the first student in an Amsri-
can university ~ tai. Ip IN. study -
aerona'i-irs as candidate for q degree.
Last June he received the degree 81 mas
Ter II arts for his work IN that sub ~ct.
Philip wilcox the aviator who few IN a
machine 81 his own design a. Minsola this
summer and Jay Gould were among the
early mem h.r- - IN" Columbia Aero
club
The Columbia station expects 20 begin
n course ~ Lectures on aeronauTics this
~ inter- and as soon as possihl" an aer"plane
will bc purchased which viii he used in
lnstrtlctins the members IN navigating
"A heavier thar air machine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
Barring WHO WAS BOSCOWITZ
FIN iN(ITR ~ BtNkRtPr NOU -.
WITH Sd EEFT ~ BtNk.
H,s Principal Creditor IL wade chance.
Who Il Out In Nevada SUING for III
,Orcr From, thr Former Mrs. -. '.
S'rusrr DiSrrrtionar, Pool In Court.

Charles Barring Of :, New street. who
,nVs himself a financial news writer
49,, 9, ia, la, .,,b, y,,rs has been
-, g., ,,,,;
"NN"'7'-'AS 'i'~ '' wa"
u.NulGlrL; discretionary pools. "hINh u"
Gt.s,-ll--i ~ i school Tor Sr"CU.hi'ts.
,...I . ,,,,-,cu ~ ',r.-!p;cy Yesterday
!, L,i i,i.t,.. nj, a.. IL, ,,,I
H. -''.' ..' ~" '''''''''''
assets " - '">h IN 'Ah"
Tl;.u: named ''ve rr"dI'ors. ~" 'ArS''t
u..-. Mau, ,.tucr g.; Reno. N"v who
49, ....,.,.. :, r,,, an .,.r. MT,
<',, ..,,ry
.''"' '"''-' - '.' -
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