Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-16
GLEANINGs AND GOSSIP.

The postoffice department seems a bit peevish because some people in Qua tenla1a have been stealing our mail
 bags sto make clothes of
 It really had to come, and the Buff falo Express is the guilty party. It says that the operagoer in New York really had to be Elektracuted. Fletcher says that in ten years there will be no people eating meat. Doubt less he means that they will be still chewing the meat they are eating now. John D. now appears to be taking a pile of interest in a scheme to drain
 Holland. Doubtless thinks he has drained this country pretty thorough ly.
 A woman died in Arizona recently
 who was 116 years old and who always claimed that she had smoked cigarettes from the time she was six Cigarettes are very injurious affairs.
 January in Colorado Springs showed an average of. su per tcent.. of sun = shine. There were 15 clear days, 13 The temperature for the month was slightly above the normal The ministers in one of the counties in Ohio have voted to drop the title of reverend. They say that the title does not occur in the Bible, and that they can see no good reason why they should use it.
 A man at Camden, N. J.. has been fined $25 for loaning his hunting N- cease to friend. He would not have
 been caught had not the friend frozen
 to death while hunting and the license been discovered in his pocket A temple of the. sun has just been discovered on the upper Nile. accord ing to reports. But it may be 8. false report. Perhaps 1t IS just mistake made by someone who has taken the smile now coming up out of darkest Africa for the sun.
 Ed Howe;s office boy, who is trying to do the humor of the Atchison Globe while the editor is seeing Europe
 again says, that you will succeed in
 l'4e II you resist doing things you
 know you shouldn't do. It seems as if someone had said this before. Queen Lii appears to be loyal to Ha-
 waii in spite of the hard blow it gave her. She has left her entire fortune of $500.0oo to the territorial government
 dren of Hawaiian blood. and W. O.
 Smith. the leader of the movement
 that deprived her of her throne, has
 been named as trustee
 The Canadian camp and cooperating sportsmen's clubs are planning a dfn- ner for Robert E. Peary to be held at the Astor hotel in New York on March 5. A large number of prominent men will be secured as speakers and the
 chief topic of the evening will be Big
 Game Within the Arctic Circle" A systematic opposition to socialism
 has been set on foot in England in the
 form of the anti socialism union. Among its members are 400 young men
 who have been trained as speilbinders
 to oppose the socialist party. More
 than s25,000 has been raised to carry
 on the work and it is hoped to raise a
 fund of $25o,006 which can be devoted
 to the cause.
 Business and churchmen Of Colorado
 Springs have united in making prepa-
 rations for the convention of the lay
 mems missionary movement to be held
 there March Is. This convention will
 draw from southern and western Col
 orado and arrangements are being
 made to scat between 500 and 1000
 men at the opening banquet Twenty
 speakers of international reputation
 will be on the programme.