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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07

tier at fig | 2ipsperfet noeet iom
iparer til ben uiebpanIise anleb.
ming iom RoromGnoene Der bar
faaet, mere emo Norompnoene |
5ronfrig os england os paa Ss.
lamb funoe giere. Sor at bore moo
ilige Waal er bet, OF pi maa lutte
os iammen | grei Organization iaa
De iprebte arefter fan iamIes oe faa
gligt meo Singen.
Get err life mig ON at eisre nanr,
bpor eIler bporIeoes bette fer. Seq
ipnes at gait. Sborfnen bar eanife
ret | bet, of bet Msbe Of @eprpien-
tanter fra 9pgbelagene Tom ifal boil
oes efter en- tioIisere geitemmelie,
bet fan osiaa banoIe paa gpgbeIa.
genes gesne | benne Sag. Bare oct
maa life glemmes at 9peoelagene,
at De p9leer &epr9ientanter og 9iper
Dem Wpnbigbeb til at banole.
Angaaettoe oct flor1te Selltabs
SorboIo til 9psoelagsrepreientatio.
men, oa bar ieg t9nft mig set gan.
tie fimpeIt iaoleoes, at set norife
SeIifab, bpis @eoIemmer 10 aIlereoe
ogiaa bsrer til ct eler onbet gpgoe-
lag, trPoer tiliioe for ben me repre-.
ientatipe Organization % laoer ben.
ne taee op paa fit Brogrom De Ga.
ger iom bar piit iig at babe 2epe-
fraft | BET norife SeIifnb.
Sanfen ON en- oarlig 8ongreS al
ale norife Srganiiotioner Der /
2anbet FOREIGNER ogiaa at orsites,
men lao os fsrit ie, ON hi fan faa
en- fat national repreientntip Srga.
niiation nreo gpgbelagere iom SOB
fpite. 8. o. Giitab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
Torretntngsnotiier.
III nbrDobe Stnbber.

Set bar mere os mere eaaet OBJ for
Solf, at bet er af itsrite @isti8beo at
fjerne be afifpIise SraItubber, iom paa
mango SteSer er preote uper Gser og
eng. Selb 8uslanbs g5ar bar piit
benne Snteresie peD for IGngere Sib IL
ben at SercuIes Nfs. Go. / Genterpiae,
Spipa, at beitiue en- al be betienbte Gmes
rican Stump Suffers, bbilfen Waifine
ban intte | girtiombeb paa lit Sanbiteb
Srloofa | uorbIise Huslarb. ut Wa>
ifinen bar peret tilirebsitiuenbe fan fors
itaaes beraf, at ben rusiiife 8egierins
iiben bar beitiIt % al famine Slaes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
&benmattsme fOmmer
af baarlige Nbrer.
Haar cnsang bine Hprer ntrfer ret, bill
~@bemmatisme, I%nreipsbum % gle.
reunber fpripinbe. Spprban bu
Tan belbrebe big ielp.

Get er life lptaer nbooenbt9t at anbenoe
Wiaaneoer for at u~nberena en- inbbifIet ges
b~onoIine for @beunattsuie. Rnre. os gIGre.
feseomme eler uesioe maneioISise Dollars
for 9asebi9Ip.
On nb SebaroIire tan nu erboIbes, oe ben
Zines at birfe mere fom 9rnaeri enb fpm
WeStein. 9eune BebanoIiue bar paa fort
atb frernbrast iaa e~unitise HeiuItater, at bet
M sarnnteres fra fsrft iii fibft.
Ser fuIbe life IGnscr bare nosen sotI ON
burtis SeIbrebeIfe al gbelimatisme, ineen
Srpst for oSbIiet llofaIo al ben Iunlfe Tpre.
ipebont eler Saiterfot.
&~beuratisne betDoer intet mere eIer min.
Ore eno at otne gDrer life pirfer pad rette
mtdd6e. Dit Blob pusferer bunoreber 8anee
ON gaee1 etennem gsorerne for at ftItres %
ten tie %ttIbsrIis no al gIooet. 2efte Ieber
til torffieutee Sbeoou1me, fauiom Abeunatiss
me, ben frrfieIiee 8riebts Stfeafe, Diabetes,
Satterfot oe gIRreonoe.
Gen npe garantereoe gebanoItne er Or.
9erbp's aibnep sins. On ,2ass Bring al ben
Z. Neoerour al Gina, Ohio, flyer: ga leg
baooe I~neeefnerter toe leg hun ct 9ar al
Serbb'S aibneb Bins os III stebIiiieIis Gin.
bring"
Ssis on bar Ibeuutatisme bborfombeIit,
9seimerter t%rnubiie fGroet, tIoeIuetenSe llrtn,
bcies, f9t bin belle Gtuio til 9r. 2erbo's nib.
uep Rims, % ou bill life bIiSe Tufiet.
Or. Serbo's aionep Sins frIees paa aue
Ipptbet - % % 50 Gents, eler pi bill ienoe benz bis
reite ira 2nborntorlet oeo Serbb Dfeoicine
Go, Cation 6aptos, 0ltn, portobetult, ON on
snffer. SctS bu terit srifer at probe benz,
bee fun bin apotbefer gtoe big en- ri grsoe'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
On eneItnaenbe 5rensans.

Sa Der for otte Iar iibeu blen Sale
ON at plsie, iaa, barpe 90 eisre SnSbsits
Ming meb en- Staalbeit iitebetfor De i9os
panlise meS 8isS oe Blob, ba Ilue mango
no | en- SaauIatter % ubbrpb: Ser
biz alorig funue 9iSre, bnab bore Seitc
Ibretterl" YaaNorbbeitens fore Sarmt
beapnbte imiblertib benne Staal6eit al
blioe nofIaa almiubeuig, % ntebens Sc
oIminbeIise Seite | Ben traple SID mnats
&c boile for at Jamie 9refter til pibere
Girfiombb, rlieeebe Staalbeiteu frem %
tiIbage IadbeI Stat Tom Sua for at fac
grbeioet eiort til ret SID, os BET enboa
til en- Setoitning, ser Inn set bdIpc
al, boab Sc alninbeIige Seite toftebe.
90 brorbau or Bet mi? So, Seitene
beItaser euSuu / 9apIsbet, men be bliper
l9rgere os lrneere tiIbase for BEN mo.
bernc Snrmbeit = Sart>Yarr 8aa
Sractor, os for Irbeibe. Der trGnser be-
tbbclia Srnft, er Seltene life Longer
teriietsmesii9e.
SartsIarrs Naifine meS 40 Seifes
tr9fter fees MI pda ale iterrc Sdrme.
n:eoers en- minbre meb nm 80 Scitefrrfs
ter benbttes al Sarmere | "Rdisbeltet"
9isie Sarmere ian pitnot life fables
Smaafarmere, "a Be bar fra 100 til
500 Icres 2anb, men er Dog imaa
SorboIn til @eiters Sarne paa 1000
cher 1000 Gcres, ps Sc 80 Seitetrrfs
tiers Raifiner bar pad meaet fort Sit
ounbet oImirbeIis a~nerfienSeIie Der, 90
DC fan bruges pad mere uiebnt 9arb,
lanss 8ierHer % @atfe, tieres ODER
groer % l~lieonbeSer. Sen err en- IDEAL
Ttaiftne for bisie minbre grue - Tan
brides os tiIfuIbe foritaaes al enbner
Sarmer. 90 BEN arbeiber Iiee soSt enter
Seuperaturen er urSer I~ulpunttet euer
beuimos be SunSreoe i Stpeeen. Ser
er intet Srpberi uteb Sui euer ganb, pe
her sr insen Sars for SISebrans. gsas
ifiuen er lat paa SiGsre, % ben iisrer
nGiten Iieeiaa let % bebaselist iom en-
Suiomobil. Gems eneiie Sehe er biuie
Seroiene. aataIos 90 GirtuIare erbol'
Ses frit. % iirr anbefnIes en- uplie ubs
eiben BOG ON sisic Raifiners Brig pao
minbre Sarme. 9isie rist iluitrereSs
gsscr faaes frit Deb at ierse ct Srcp'
fort meS anmoSnius berom I'll Sort'
Barr Co, $50 9aipIer Gpe,, G9orIeE
@itp. Sora.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
Calculator % grppber for $9.75.

Set Sirma, Der fabriterer Rational
Sncubators % groobers, mac biitnct
iiees at babe "naaet gunben", uar be
frembb5er be to - baaoe S%nclbator o8
gronber-for 1918. Sen reeuIare Rris
for benne Sncnbator er $500, oe Sroos
Der foiter euers 81 90, men peb MI at
paste gnlebninsen faces altiaa beege fos
1918. Rational calculator bar aobbers
beboIber, f~uIoitauhis Spparmninssips
item meb automatif 8eeulator, trps os
paaIibelis 2anrpe. bnbt sgsrum % prspet
Sermometer. Sen er belt batfet meo
Ietal, er filler MOB 11btei, 8liloe pg
SIb, os BEN borber en- iebn Semperatur.
@nrdnti for to Gar mebfsIser bier Rus
eemaifine. Sra9ten betales. Stor og
interesiant 9atalue erbplbes peS at ifribe
til Rational Srcubator Co., 1870 1stb
Street, Ractne, Bi5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
Samlinesbep eeeli
Sr. Meoafter!

"0ecorab.8 oiten"s @ebaftion bar
pe6 ct gar 2eiIiebeber piit nit Sor-
lag til repreientatip Smmenillt-
ming at g%psbeIasene BEN Spmerf.
iombeo at omtale bet forbelastig og
anbefule oct til Sisfusiion. Gen
ItiIleoe oeiaa en- Spfororing til mig
ON n9rmere at fprflare, bnorlebes
set funbe orbnes meo ben RIan iom
ieg forei1og Tom @runblas for Sam-.
menilutningen, of fau b9ffet De Sa-
teresier iom repreienteres ierlig at
oct norife SeIifab. Weo 9istusiionen
Dor oct life ppret rart bepenot,
naar unotaees Or. SieIbes, W. III.
peitaSs og Tait. Sborfpeens meget
peIpiGige l1btaIelier ON Ilanen.
Taa en- SenpenbeIie / "Sfanoina-
ben" fra Sr. Slitab er Der iparet.
Seq Ter oeiaa, at oct norife Selifab
paa ct Isbe / WinneapoIis bar ar-
beialet Sagen til 9rsftelie / Obi.
ierne. SorboabentIis bill ret mango
mi finoe Sib til at ofre benne Sag
npeen Spmerfiombeo.
Saa Ipnge iiben ipm ben Gang,
ga set norife SeIffab bIep itiftet, ub-
talte ies til &ebaftsren for "0.-g."
at ieg troebe, at SammenIlntning
til ct nntionolt Sag / @merifa belit
funbe pentes of fomme eiennem en-
gpgoeIagsbepGgeIie, og ieg er frem.
beles at Den famine Wening.
Set err fonlmet til oct III, at in-
gen 9ep9gelie al rem national &a.
rafter blanbt De norife / @merifa
bar Zig Sart iom 9pabelagsbepG.
gelien. Den bar peret iamIenoe for
bort Solf, foriaaoiot Tom ben bar
fsrt itore @rupper iammen til norIf
Sirfe, men mere iamlenoe og tier.
fere binbenbe piIbe ben bIi, beriom
ben iottc Zig iom @aol at foitre
Snmoirfe giennem repreientatip
Sammenilutning. @pgbelagene bill.
De oerpeb life bebspe at give Hip
paa noget al oct iom De MT itaar
for, men De piIbe optase iom M
@irfiombebsgren OF bepare og ltprfe
set iom hi itaar for iom Solf %
eIife oct frem iterft % forItaaelies.
fuISt / oct Solfeiamhinb. bpor oi
M % / Sremtiben bar bort goreer'
fob. s SmneIien al ct repreienta.
tipt Iationalforbunb t9nfer ri life
oIene tilbaee paa oct ri oerpeo fan
aisre for at bepare 8~i9rligbeben til
Horse oe Dor grp Der, men pi torn.
fer fremoper, ia iGrlig ga paa oct
pi paa Den Taabe fan sisre meo Dor
norffe grp % itaoise Samlip meb
BET iom porer fig frem | SoIfeIipet
| Horse for at boIbe 3iarIisbeoen
til bort SoIf % bets Spgaper Der
/ Sanbei Iepenbe og pirfiom. Get
er life for at nrre CT feliom Siempe
for Noree at ni 9orbm9nb i Ime-
rita bill lutte os iammen; ri bill
life fomme iammen for at spnse
paa blsoe 9rsmme ON ipunoen
Serliebeo, men pi bill I9re at toee
Strait al SRorenes SaaS % Ianb.
fob I'll M Soab her. Set er Rorb.
manbsSibos RorbmonSs@erf / oct.
te @eitens Normanbi bill bill. @i bill os
ct norif GoIf ber ! Staterne JON To.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
MfuufTnfn.

Gil Ruitmeiter I Sitranber, sin.
more @ountp, er ubn9ont 8. G.
2imbbp.
"Starbncf Zines" ioIst. Yoit.
meter S. aalneis | Starbuef bar
iolgt fit @lab ~Storbiicf Zines" til
@eorse 6. Briggs, MI af Rinne-
apolis men Tor boenbe | 9ulutb.
@inOmas npe Napor. Sulius R.
Sdrotb, 9emofrot, blep iioite Wan.
bag Dalst til Wtapcr ! @inona, ioet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
eiben jes inlste Siaabet I aoferfda gpsrn
Tau leg piie. bpaS NIT Sierts begiG.
rcr. = Seq CT abiulut frn1 ipr
0lfnhfnrmshffnnnelfe mn

QIaaes De al YinSe. fur W1one, Sorftops
pelfe, 9cdIme eIIer lttIpasbeo efter WinnItioet
eIIer noaeu SIdes dnoen maoeIioeIfe7 3 fdd
Sab CT De ct let gntte for ben Iurnife glino'
tarm~sbetRuoeIie - gniaIoet ioutuer, mar De
miuoit eeuter bet.
Snfer Sc Of opndd pttbiifftlta Ytnortrg
fra allie Teres Grandchildren GHfer 9e at
r9re rne mob gIinctdrmsbetrr5elie2 Euffer
De at hume fpiie alt. 9eres Sierte beeiRret
uSsn Srest for at taa SltnStarnlsesignoeltef
2c Srimrrie. % BE bill fda ben berrurte uorifs
sloiert'in goa iuIoft1roie frtt. Seure ufors
~lisneliee goa er en- btrfelie Sfat; ben forfld.
rer 9iue. iom fun faa oraer iieuSer; ben bill
orerrafe oe forbdufe lem. Sen inoeboIoer
unnee mRrteliae siIleoer % f%orflnrsr, poor.
ban man fan oprna Siebliffelis etnSrine. Ird
MaoeIioeIier. bbao tom foroarfdaer. Nltno.
tarulsbetruSsIie. tooronu ben fan t~elbrenes
uoen Operation. 90 bporbdn De LET felS ian
pRrse Dem imoo ben. 9e bill Nee;, -goeen
Ton lite beinles meo sub 90. Boa foiier
ben nm ct &c Srimerfe Crib I'll Aelertfa
&c., Sest. 16. e.. ganL Winm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
5pn pnkntn.

@esn forbebrer ltoiigtcrne. 81.
Den ben baarbnaffebe Ssrfe for mart
et Bar Tiger iiben blep bri,ot pee en-
Sne. % Gegnitorm er Der n9iten
life bengaaet en- Gag uSen at Der
bar ialot enien Sue eQer Hean l
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
SPENCER ExCLAIMS in COURTROOM
Denies Statement in His Alleged ConfessionState May
Finish Evidence Today

Bertram G. Spencer, the man who,
according to the police, has confessed
that he terrorfized residents of west
ern Massachusetts for two years by
daring robberies, appeared completely
unnerved at Tuesdays session of his
trial at Springfield on the charge of
numbering Miss Martha B. Black
stone, said a Springfield despatch
Tuesday night.
While District Attorney c. T. Gala
han was describing the shooting of the
school teacher on the night of March
81, 1870 at the home of Mrs. Sarah
]. Dow. the accused man broke down
and wept, and exclaimed: moi Oh,
my God, no! No, I never said that
Spectators in the court noticed that
it seemed impossible for Spencer to
keep still. His legs trembled contin-
uously and he covered his eyes with
his hands. But when adjournment
was taken at dusk, Spencer walked
from the prisoners cage without as
sistance and appeared to be in a more
tranquil frame of mind.
What was apparently the first effort
on the part of the defense to show
of the tragedy was made late in the
afternoon, when Mrs. Sarah J. Dow
was cross examined by Attorney Sta
pleton, chief consel for the accused
man. Mr.. Stapleton inquired particu-
larry if the eyes of the man who en-
tered her residence looked wild. You
might call it so, I suppose" the wit
ness replied. Later Miss Lucy Dow, a
daughter of Mrs. Dow, was asked
whether the robber had not overlook
ed articles of value, taking property
of less consequence. Miss Dow re-
piled in the affirmative
The stories of the tragedy told by
Mrs. Dow and her daughters. Miss
Lucy J. Dow and Miss Harriet Dow,
We're practically the same. None of
the women could identify the accused
man as the person who entered their
home and killed Miss Blacks tone, say
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15

ing that the lower part of the MURDER
er's face was covered by handker-
chief. They did, however, identity
beaded belt and a pearl brooch, said
to have been found in the possession
of Spencer at the time of his arrest,
as their property. In reviewing the
events of the night of the shooting, the
Witnesses testified that Miss Black
stone visited the Dow home on the
afternoon of March 81 and remained
after supper. They went into the back
parlor and amused themselves with a
picture puzzle until about o'clock,
when Miss Blackstone suddenly re-
marked that she must be going. AT
the same moment noise was heard
and a man wearing a SLOUGH hat and
with the lower part of his face cover
ed by a black handkerchief appeared
in a doorway.
The four women gathered in the
center of the room and Miss Harriet
Dow in her excitement fell over rug.
mother asked her to be quiet Miss
Lucy Dow moved towards a tele-
phone in the room to call for assist
ance, and as she took down the re-
ceiver the man levelled his revolver
and shouted: Give me your money"
That was the first time he had spok-
enc
Miss Blackstone a this point rushed
towards the door to leave the room.
and the intrduer shot her through the
heart. Miss Harriet Dow began NOV
ing a chair towards the man, who
said: IF you want to die. you die
them Thereupon he fired at the
young woman, infiicting a scalp wound
then opened an outside door and dis
appeared
The police who arrested Spencer and
searched his room also testified.
In all seventeen witnesses were
heard at Tuesdays session, and Tues
day night it was predicted that the
prosecution would conclude it's direct
testimony today.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
BARLEBEN TRIO
AND RECITAL COMPANY
Scored Distinct Success in Third Num-
Der of Y. M. c. A. Entertainment
Course.

An audience that took every seat in
the Central Baptist church greeted the
Barleben Trio and Recital company
here on Tuesday evening in the third
association entertainment course, and
showed their delight by enthusiastic
applause and frequent encnres for the
excellent work of the artists who ap-
peared on the programse.
The following We're the musicians
who appeared: Karl Barleben violin;
Johannes Warnke, cello: J. Albert
Baumgartner. piano; Arthur Haclzett.
tenor; William H. O'Brien, baritone;
Miss Caroline Hooker. soprano.
From Mr.. Barleben's mastery hand
ling of the violin down through the
list, each artist was heard with the
solo work. while their ensemble and
other numbers were given with ball
ance and tonal accord that gave I'M
usual distinction to their programme.
The following were the selections:
Trio. Episoden 49,. ...... .Schuett
Barleben Trio.
Tenor Solo. Onaway, Awake Be-
loved ..-..... .Coleridge Taylor
Mr.. Hackett.
Piano Solo. Rigoletto Paraphrase,
Verdi-Liszt
Mr.. Baumgartner.
Violin Solo. (a) Romanza andaluza,
Sarasate
OBJ Spanish Dance 49,. .Sarasate
Mr.. Barleben.
Soprano Solo. Ali fors' lui. Verdi
Miss Hooker.
Duet. Selected.
MesSrS. Hackett and O'Brien.
Cello Solo. Andante expressive,
Goltermann
Mr.. WarlSne.
Baritone Solo. She Alone Charmeth
My Sadness .Gounod
From the Queen of Sheba.
Mr.. OBrien.
Sextette. I'll Prego 0 Padre.
-. -. .... :. &c. Nicolav
Messrs. Hockett and O'Brien, Miss
Hooker and Barleben Trio.
The ushers for the evening were I'M
der the direction of Noah Lucas, and
included Allyn L. Brown, George S.
Powers, Weston c. Pullen, E. A. Cher
ry, Benedict Pullen. William S. Eli
oft and Carl Smith on the main floor,
Harry W. Branche. Ronald Kimball.
Myron Jackson, Woodruff Sullivan and
Fred S. Grove in the gallery, NJ. w.
Meloche and Herbert w. Gallup were
in charge of the tickets.
There was a momentary interruption
of the opening number when the pedal
harp became detached from the piano,
but this was quickly and happily re-
paired.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
PRICE OF MILK.
Producers Association Not Decided on
What They'll Accept.

1t became known here today that
the Farmers and Milk Producers as
ISOLATION in Plainfield section had re-
ceived from the Providence Milk Car
association an offer of AZ cents per
ten quart can from the beginning of
next month until the first of May. The
farmers are receiving that price at
present, but beginning with next
month the Milk Car association had
previously offered So cents per ten
quart can. 1t is understood that the
famers are not favorable to acceptance
of the offer. but no definite action will
he taken until a meeting of the pro-
ducers, called for next Saturday, is
held. 1t was also learned that the
Providence Dairy company. which
ships milk to Boston, had offered the
producers Al cents per ten quart can
for 5000 quarts a day. but as the av-
erage daily output of the producers
is $4,000 quarts it IS not believed that
offer will be accepted.
PAGE IL
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
LOOKING FOR BODIES.
Search Continued by Captain OF
Wrecked Sehooner-No Child Was
Aboard.

Despite diligent patrol of the west
shore of Plum Island Tuesday. none of
the bodies of survivors of the wreck
of the schooner Edith z. DenniS,which
was lost Sunday night, were found. 1t
was .eund that the lives Of Mrs. Cook,
wife of Captain Z. G. Cook, and two
seamen We're lost. There was no child
aboard the Dennis.
Captain Cook is quartered at Plum
Island light. the guest of Captain
Eardt, the Hghtkeeper, until the seas
go down so that friends may como
from his home town, Greenport, and
take him off. He wants to stay for
few days longer at any rate and
continue the search for his wifes
body. Tusday he watched the waters
of Plum Gut continually to see if the
body came to the surface and in his
vigil he was assisted by the lightkeep
ers ana soldiers from Fort Terry.
1t was the guard on the wharf in
the new harbor who first saw Captain
Cook on the floating wreckage Sunday
evening. The guard has been instruct
ed TO keep a close watch of the nearby
waters for bodies of others who were
on the vessel.
A kangaroo has been known to leap
20 feet.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
M'iVER WOULD RUN
INSTEAD OF WICKS
Bill Is Sick and Out of Condition for
Road Workout Hospital Has Rep
resentativc.

John d. Nolan's suggestion for a
Thanksgiving day road race Between
Norwich ard New London between
Tom TucLzey, William Wicks and Tom
my Hendrick, brings out the response
from WickS that he is now in con-
ditiOn to race and could not be by
Thanksgiving. Wicks has been sick
this summer and fall and has had to
drop off his training. Wicks would
be glad of the chance to meet these
other two men but that is out of the
question now.
But with Wiclls out of it, the State
hospital can still have a representative
as they have a long distance runner
down there by the name of McIver,
who would go into the event if it can
be arranged. McIVer has done some
in the Brockton Marathon year ago
and finishing tenth.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
STUART r. DOUGLAS
e-elcted Councilman in New Ro-
cheIe Last Week by Big Vote.

At the election in New Rochelle,
y. Y, last week Stuart F. Douglas,
formerly of this city, was reelected
a councilman. In reference to it the
New Rochelle Standard says:
THE vote by wards was the real
surprise to both parties. The repub-
licans expected to win in the First.
Second and Third representatives, and
were counting on the Sd to give Col
well plurality. Instead, the First
ward elected two democratic council
men, Stuart f. Douglas getting the
second highest ward vote in the city"
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
STIFF WORK FOR ACADEMY.
Coaches Put Squad Through Driving
Practice-Fixing for Buckley Satur-
day.


Some of the hardest, driving prac-
tice of the season was the rule on the
Academy campus on Tuesday after-
noon, and the second eleven received
an unmerciful pounding at the hands
of the regulars. The regulars were
given the ball time after time and sent
driving through the scrubs until they
had scored touchdown and the
scrubs showed themselves helpless to
turn back the fierce play of Captain
Gebrath's men. All the formations
were rehearsed over and over until
they We're moving off fast and smooth,
making the eleven look like a formid-
able scoring machine.
Captain Gebrath was on the field.
but not in football toys. and there is
small chance of his playing Saturday
against Buckley FuIlback Coughlin,
day with a. sore leg, was back in his
position again. but twisted his ankle
slightly and rested up for the rest of
the afternoon.
From the indications of the practice
on Tuesday Buckley will find they are
against a different proposition than
they met in the crippled Academy
team of two weeks ago. The game on
Saturday will be played on the camp
us instead of on the Hospital grounds,
the most exciting struggle of the year.
Manager Haviland and his assistants
have the gridiron partially laid out on
the new campus.
Saturday evening the senior class is
to give dance for the first and Sec
ond teams and the Bulkeley players
will also be invited. The committee
in charge includes Robert O. Fletcher
(chairman) Harold Burt, Mortimer
Eldred, Miles Standish, Russell Kin
ney, William Coughlin, and the Misses
Grace Lester, Bertha Hutzler and VII
lette Peck.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
Repairing Damages at Mantle.

Assistant Quartermaster General NJ.
j. Wise went to Mantle Tuesday noon
to inspect the state property which
had been injured in the gale of Sun
day. He had sent instructions to
Caretaker Raymond c. Becl<with of
Mantle TO repair damage to the fence
and to the nagpole. Work is also be-
ing done on the roofs of a cook shed
and a barn. The gale was nearly as
violent as that which struck Camp
Morris in 1898 and Camp Reynolds in
1904, the latter driving ashore thir-
teen saiIboats which dragged anchor
in Crescent bay.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
NEW LONDON REcoNsIDERs.
Plain Clothes Man Will Not Be Added
to Police Force.

Believing it an added expense that
could not we'll be afforded at this time,
when all the city departments are
making extraordinary demands upon
the city treasury. Mayor Mahan at the
special council melting at New London
Monday night advised the abandon
ment of the plan for a plain clothes
man in the force, and the council vot-
ed to give up the idea. At the regular
appoint a plain clothes man at a sal
airy not to exceed SIS per month. At
the special meeting Monday evening
it was voted to strike that vote from
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
CHURCH CONFERENCE.
Forty fifth Annual Gathering in Dan.
bury Next Week.

The 45th annual meeting of the gen.
eraI conference of the Congregational
churches of Connecticut will be held
with the First Congregational church
of Danbury on November 81 and %.
Over 200 delegates Will attend the
gathering.
The conference will open on Tues
day. Novmber Il. at IL o'clock Ar
dresses of wccome will be made by
the Rev. Bar-y G. Meserve, minister of
the entertaining church, and by Mayor
n. Burton Rogers.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-15
BURGLAR Case Continued.

Andrew Digard, alleged burglar,
was brought to New London from
New York Monday evening, arriving in
the custody of Patrolman Pinney. Di-
gard was caught by Detective Boyle
of the Fourteenth precinct, who was
assigned to the pursuit on request of
the New London police.
His case was continued TO November
90 under S1500 bonds.