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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
grep fra Neu 3ealanO.

Falnerlton Jtortb, HeD 3ealotto.
90e San. 1911.
Sore Gait. 3. ID. Sonien.
Stapleburit Rebr.
SUBS 6reo og goot og oeIiignet
Rptaorl
6iertens 5af for Ceres Darme
SnoIpg / .8aniferen" 2. Gee, bill
fet ieg M Iige bar l9it og fsler mig
t%iIifpn0et at ipare Gem paa mes ct
Bar 2inier. &c er Dor airfeiags fro
5orf9mper og bar oct rette SDn
poa Sogen. - Seq taler for Reip
3ealonos 9eofommenoe, life 4lt.
i~traIien eaer 0ueenslono. Ser paa
ZEN 3enIano, paa Goroseil. er ri
/ 9rGiter, 9amIe ier Chen og mere
enc 6nio opiliote. Foit. geterien,
iorben / Roriepooo, matte ne0lpg.
&c lit @m6e6e poa @runo al ne0-
bruot 3elbreo og er mn 5armer;
ON ban fan genuinoe lit Selbreo
% pannp ta9e fnt, Oe0 iea life. "a
.Di ale fire par or6eioSopgtige, baD-
BE ri iul0top en6per al os; iiOen
Rait. Fcterien neolagOe lit GmbeOe,
moatte De ire al os opertage BANS
9r6eiOe me0; en- Menigbeo, Mouri.
celIe, iom / 30 aar bar bait e9en
@rpit, bar De iioite 1 aar foaet
finn If Gags.9etiening (~bDernnSen
Senoag). gi bar otter og after benz
oenot os ON 6iplp til 9onmarf,
men ingen funnel foa, li9eIeoes B..
I. airfe / amerifa, biOtil ogina u0en
Reiultnt. Mon arbeioet ifol % meo
os2 - 6oar hi ineen Si9lp, iaa
osr set. = Den oenne 5anfe er
iaa neoiloaen0e og imertefulo efter
ca. % anrs 9trbeioe.
9i bar iontoIet ON 6enne Gag
ioa ofte ri bar foreIagt Serren ben
otter % after; Dog, 6oem oe6
nodr Gs6en er itsrit er Siplpen
.nprmeitl
Seq i%frioer life officielt til 8enL
fife pao port file aonoents
@egne. goit. 3ies I 0onneoirfe er
bort aonDents 5ormnno. - grioot
igler ieg Srnng til at taffe Gem for,
bbao De bar 9iort for os, og er
Der noget bore 5orbolo beorsren-
De, Tom De enifer Oplpsning ON,
Itoor ieg meo @lpoe til 0eres Iie.
neIte.
Naa ban, Dor tore O~per6prOe,
ooete i'm 5iorh og bielpe lin Sag
frem til Siples Srelie | Dor fare
91erteltg 9tlleH.
Geres | GriItus
%. Gbritenen.
aoresie:
Ae1. 80. Gbriitenien,
Balmeriton Nortb,
Nep 3ealnno.
gfterffrift: Ser er Ioo en-
gisit, Der lp6er iom ct Reb.
roab til os fra pore grgore BIN
iioes Sabet. aol Lao os be0e SUB
ON Roa6e til at Ianne Gre til So.
ten.
9aar Bdit. gbriitenien tiger, at
1nns SfriDeIie life &c officieI, 6a
foritaar jes oct iffe iaaIeoes, at ban
life bill BABE of bans SfripeIie MAJ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

So6n @eslep iiges en- Gang at
babe uotolt fglgenoe: Seq brp6er
mig life fort ON, bono ser bill bent
be ON bunoreoe aar. San, ser bare.
fog og Itpreoe 8eroen, for iee bIep
fsOt, oil ogina pore | Stono til at
IeOp gerbens Gang. naar ieg er
borte. 0in gligt er at benptte e IL
tioen oct beoite ie9 formnor. Get
er netop Der, Ri ale er nnoiit Dor
9loos oe Dor Bligt-i 0uti6en,
/ ben 5io, Ser er gioet os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

airfenangel. oSbe 9utb." fri
Der: aMonge oil bIioe ~operraifet REQ
at bsre, at Der / bette fore 2ono,
bbor mango lt6rre og minore gper
er oDerfpl6t al airfer, er ser | II
Stoter 1000 aommliner, iom er
uoen airfe. 5 en- Of Stoterne poo
geitfDiten er ser 1873 Steoer meo
fra $50 til 1000 5nb6pggere, iom
ingen proteitantiif airfe bar, og
100 al 6isie bar beIIer ingen fatolif
Girfe. 7esuoen err Ser cen Stat,
buor Der er 1873 aommuner, betpoe-
Iiee nof til at baoe Goitbus, men
Tom ingen Strife bar"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

Naar saisrne beHuenoer iis til Colt, Der
apertereri Blaoet. enten 10, at tsbs hos benz
e0sr Tor at faa Oplpsuiue ON bet auertereoe,
bebes De attn ontale, at De ldd auert.sle=
msntet bette 5IaD. Der OIL uRre til gem
folg Jtpfte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

Get er oct iergeIige pes oct, IL
ger en- aoGlega, at oisie @ouIo-Mil-
Iioner, iom fan febe en- fDriteIie
Mono a ~iuOeIbeiotte aI9Oer, life
fan iifre oeOfommen0e eft lpffeligt
9@ateifabsLip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

8 9ilfalbe Of Ilreselmesfebeoer psb
Mobtnsslien hebes man tla9e til bet iteblise
So fpeieI. Stuloe bet life bieIpe, bsoes
moo benoenbe zig til .,Banftsren"s
6outsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

Advertislng Rates made known upon
appli alton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
Srep fro Sapan.
Xxx.

Xxx.
5 @run0en oil iee meeet oerne
iio0c % fort9ae Ii6t for DGoniferen"
og oen8 29iere; oct er fun ioa
oonifeIig at fomme til oct oe ioa
fommer man gerne til of iuie for
oct bageiter, oa Der ioa er ANDRE
cling Der forismmes.
0enne Sang bIiper oct ON nan-
ge forifeIliee 8ine. Smaoting, iom
DOG NOT funoe baoe Snteresie. 6erit
al alt enfelte
&ettelier Of SrDffejl
3 ben M Sefitrpffe" er ser til
Senoog efter Hptaor ifrepen 2uf. 3,
80 ifuloe pore 30. 8iIGuin.
quoeeiima Sui. 6, 12-18, ifuI6e
pere @nIoterne 6, 12-t8.
Iii 5. Z. / 6oiten 9eo. t6, 29-3t.
ifllloe tere 29-34. iii 8. 2 e.
Grin. 81. 81, 1912 ifuloe oPre
Il, 1922. I'll / 3. e. Grin. bur-
De Semcet Ipoe: ariitiis bar fri
eiort oig, itoo fat / 6ribeoen Eli
7. 2. e. Grin. Soiua 6. ia
iful0e opre Z, ia (9(fan) iii
u. 2. e. Erin. Sol. 66. t-29 er
ielnfslaelig Sc, f-t9. iii t6 3.
e. Erin. Sob. 6. 17-26 ifaI uGre
Sob. 8, 1876.
Get er ioit aft. Men - hoor
bIiper Gritiffen az Der fan ~ifrires
meget pea ct Goitfort; Ioo MIG finn
foo mnnge al Dem meo aooe 5orilog
til 9@n0ringer o9 6orbeOringer.
Gn nh GGffc
al 2eieItpffer ira oct 9amle 5eita-
mente er ieg ior 6ioen ueo at no.
beige til BRIG iamnten me0 BEN
pl0ite RGffe al Rerifoper. 5 6ior
LOB ieg oenne M lefitrpffe Ger
par / oGif." 1r. 50 og SO / 5ior),
aftrpffe Maaneo for Manneo / port
iapnnife lutberife airfebloo. Sra
8rinitntis loo ieg tillige 5n1este.
maet %aitrpffe. Get bauoe De inofe6-
te Qreiter oa gpongeliiter 9Ip0et
zig meget pe0 % MI bao man MIC
ON of oe6blioe meo at gioe Dem Ben.
ne Misunderstanding til 0eres Bro
oifenforbereoelie. Get meoferer 10
ct noaenlun0e in0gonen0e Stuoiltm
Of gpiitel og gnan9eIium, og 8on-
fen Ioa ga nnr at fnptte gnmmel.
teitamentlige 2pieitnffer til oerne
Hpffe ogiaa. Get anmle 8eitamente
er 10 en6nu en- ioa 9o6t iom ufenOt
Bog for De fleIte aIminOelige ariit.
ne / Sapan. Elsie StDffer, bill of.
te faIte Chs oper Spergsmoolene
/ oe aamIe Berifoper; Sc fun0e moa.
tie oRffe 29ngiel Rfter at fenoe set
gomle Seitamente be6re; og Sc er
taane al ben Gel al 9i6elen on
bOilfen oet u6trnffelig er ioat, at
Oct er %ifreoen % til 29r6om (Hom.
Is, A.. Nu ifol bi lie ON oet IDffes
ct gennemfsre oct paa en- Mno6e,
Der no9enlun0e ti~IireOsitiIler mig
ielo, Ioa 6eoer ieg manife ON 2on
til at lonne bnlponoen Spolte al
oGaniferen" for ben GGffe.
Gnonu ct Orb ON 3efItrpffer:
% hi / Gior oaIate Iefiter til g.
g. / 5oiten niloe ri gerne bare
Gnn. 3 iii Sen 9ng, men @eriene
so bar oct min6ite, man fun6e
tage, oe ri ipntes, BET bar for
lnngt; men fe boor set elf anige.
bel: oct Oor Ben SefIt, Der bnfte
Dor barmbierte6e aniirmura op til
at pplae Daniels @n6 til fin. San
arbeioer MI | en- goo 9In6s bernebe
| aiimomoto, men ban mangfer al.
orig | Cubs Sus, nnor Oet er BAN
miligt at fomme, itsnt ban bar
ober 2 Wil at goo for og effcr
bert We6e og set altib ON aftenen
% Ban arbeioer 6oer Tog fra 8
til 6. Seq 5ar iffe boloe minGre II
Gan 3, so iioen sen Sang.
Ibe @rGitccmncr.
5oruOen Wntiumoto, Der bar nj
fra g~egpn0elien og aamebnma Oh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
Den politiife 8orrnption.

euer bleo Den ltolte, Der bar ntetlt,
at 6pis ban fom til &oret, ioa
Ifuloe ser blipe itpret rigtigt
grfaring piier imi0Iertio meO til
itrGffeli9 aInrbe0, at bberten Sp-
itemififte eler |erionififte rooeer
300 paa oe poIitiife MisIigbeOer.
aIt I9nge bar mar ment, at bare
oi fit 9emofroti euer 6oIfeitpre,
iao ifuloe oet fomme til at itaa goot
til / 9anoet.
@en efter at 6oIfeltpre bar pe.
ret preoet, iom oct bar onret ! 0et-
re 9an0, ioo Ter mon, at ogioo
oetteReeerinesipitem bar iine@ano.
Ter.
Oct CT mn go0t moi, at Solicit
ifol gipe 9ooe os itpre 9ennem Re
pr%pientonter, iom set ieIo be0 6ler.
fol peIger.
Men boao fan Der iaa life cores
for at oin6e 5oIfeitemnin9er ener
oog 6olfets 6lertal for ii9l
Oct Ell gnnife ufifpeIigt, booo Der
Der / 9anoet / oct iioite aarstio er
fommen for 9aeen / Retning al
BalaipinoeI.
Get er life nIene Ben famsie Go
rimer.So9, ser letter Sinoene /
Sprsr; Steoer bnooe / Sainois o9
Ohio, oa tiGIige Der / Dor Nabobp
Omaha, bolbes Ser Rettergung /
Nnleonina al Stemmefd6
Oe ri fan pitt trpgt poa ale Dis
ie Steoer anpen6e oct fen0te Oro.
iprog: oSoor set rpger. Der er
SIo.~
Men bpo6 ifol ri iaa tpnfe an.
ooaenoe ode iliqe Misfigbeoer beo
port HeaeringsIpitem?
ut 0et er panifeIigt at fomme til
fulo 9forbe6 / 6isie Soaer, set bar
bel IimpeIt ZEN i'm @riin6 l. at
Sen, ser oil benptte Zig al nret-
fpr6ig6eo, ban un0ier fig BEL
Ter fife neo of tnge Il onobeo.
/ fin 3ieneite. nonr set fniber.
@en BET er aaereoe af Ttor getDo.
ming, at ilige O~pertrp6eIier al Gam
bets 2ooe nnboIoes.
gi ifal life u6en oi0ere fate
@rag pao Spitemet, for0i set er
ufulofommet, og Ser b9nger Mang.
Ter oeb BET.
Naor ri tpnfer poa, at ser ii0oer
TO Senotorer fra boer Stat / &c.
natet / @aibington, ioo fan ri io
6n life faloe set bele forrnpt, for.
81 cen al oae oisie er ooIgt paa
nIo0Iig 0oaoe.
Og ligeinn. nnnr ri toaer I Ge.
trngtning, boor mango @algoiitrif-
ter Der er / 2nnOet ioa Ter nj al
boor rin9e 0mfang aorruptionen
0og er / 5or6oI0 til oet 6elp.
@e0 6isie gemprfninger err set
! inoenlunoe Dor @ening 6oerfer Of
forminoife eaer at u%noifploe Dr.
oct.
Den MAJ 6er lie ~porueligt %
ianOt pao en5oer Sog. 0i man life
Iaoe boerfen ZEN optimiitiife eaer
Ben pesiimiitiife 0iDsanifuelie lsbe
Iaf meo cs.
8i Ter poa BEN politiife aorrup.
tion iom ct oirfefigt 0noe, og no-
get at BET ltbpaeeIigite. Der / henne
5or6inoelie er fommet til Spne,
er 5%ori6gene pna at frifenoe De
ifplOige.
Den otter Der mac Ri life oGre
ifeIejeoe og ie Blot til cen SIDE
Der bar, iprlig / De ienere Gage,
b9Det iig R6iter / Senatet for fiilO
Se0erIigbeo, R~eoeliebe6 og Retfpr.
0igheb.
8i fan life oele BET Spn paa 60
gen, at BET er SeniDnet til 5olfe.
Itemning og 5olfeeunit, Der beoeger
flere Senatorer til at tnge alporlie
fat poa aorruptionen | 6orbinoelie
meo 9orimers golg.
6or sbrigt fun6e 10 oeian eo6t
GoIfeItemningen og Getfproigbeoens
arao me0es og gre 5paesiag. Sbi
5GertnIlet of gplgerne bill bog lit.
FL g.. mr. . 0lc.f.-L.S
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

blipe offentIig9iort, men at ban fri,
Der poo eene gegne % life paa
aonpentets. 5. 80. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

me imsoeier Ri meo life lille Sppn.
0inQ; oo err Ser nemlig 3 unoe
M9no, iom itaI title Der, De TO
err pore egne 9ltrime.gsrn, Den
treble font ira aurilme bIeo brogt
til ariitus, mems ban nor poo Sfole
Il Sllfliofo (oet bar for ReIten Dor
eqen tro 9abo, Der fit BAN meo,
mems BON oor pno Sfole iommen
meo hon1). 0isie ire bar ole til
Seniiat at trp6e inc / Serrens Sie.
neres Reffe, og MI 9el0er set ON
ser ifaI goo 2 Ior til SpiIoe / nj
Iit9rsoelier. De bar ole goo 8or-
it06onnelie, er frnitioe iinee WGno
o9 Npno al porme Sierter.. Ger
er bnert aor en- bef Gel, Ser trpf-
fer ii9 nj, foroi Ser er flere pao-
benfere Mpn0, enc ser err 9rna
for; ioaIe6es ilop a%oniepamo. I'm
ser arieen pnr Matiumoto inoifre.
bet Iommen meo 292 andre llnae
Mpno, Ser ioale0es 6aooe trnffen
iia fri S%esiionerne; Giteriom ser
bIeo Hfnos for Sem / Spren bleo
Sc toQne pe6 2o0trpfning oq Ienot
al Ste6. 2oO0et faIot 29t @anae
men Watiumoto Lap Fri bber @nnq.
ifent Der finn oor Ell Mono til
foritoen BAN" = Sfs0et foiter
man Goblet, men ira 6erren fom.
mer afqsrelian~ (0roiprogene Is,
33.). Ru oeilter ri pno, boao BEN
ne 4fgsrelie ifnI bIipe til for pore
3 unge Mpn0.
0aa6 / anrnmc.
1Sea beieaer 10 anrume al %
til og prpoifer Ser en- Ssn0aa on
Wnnnehen e1er ioa6on. Ga lea par
Der | Rnpember boobe ri 8 Cabs
fanoioater, iom bIep oi66rte 2sr6og
Gftermib0og. oq osbte ON Ssn6o.
gen.
66rit bar ser en- bel Tomilie:
Miurns blin0e So6er, @ooer, EN-
pngre 9ro6er oq en- Ssiter poo ooot
# 4or.. Soa nnr Ser en- una Wono
Der bar opret u6e | @er6en og onbt
neoe; BET bar iom en- Slogs 0e6.
6iPlp, at Tnmilien fom meo BAN
til Donemuro MI / CONNER on
fom meo ct: formaor on no9et2 80,
oct Ter no til, at 6erren / Snn6be6
bar oreDen Ben urene PLANO no.
San er Of en- al 9nens aomle ia.
miller. Ser Dor Iige tpt oeo Dor
9b9aearnn0.
en treble ung Mnn6 er en- Rebe
til Suititsminiiteren | aoren, %
be6oer aurooomi liae iom ban. 80.
oeren er $50, ino if6nt ban er
itng er ban boa oSusberre" boilfet
6etp6er life ino Iiot beritoe.
20 in1e Mpno er fra RdoobuIet,
bet er bore ariitne Ser. fom fif Dem
meo fra fsrit of.
Def, Der iipr ilog mig peb ois1e
WenneIfer, bar 6en aIpor, Ser par
ODER 6em til Sro6s for at enfeIte
al Dem life boooe h6rt ion ret
Ipnae. Get Inoer til at Serren hor
SaitpPrf. an6re Ste6er inoTom-
leg Der oainn mango.
SnbilGer.
Ter toIes life fnn Iibt ON Srrbi.
lper, men MI fol : bare bsre:
@pIte aor. set er 1911. blioer Bait.
yonemnrn so anr, oct er % Nor
ii6en ban bleo en- ariIten, 20 gar
iioen ban bIeo Brett, Is @or iiben
ban bleo gift, o1 10 gfor ii6en
ban fom til at nr6eioe for os. San
ilDtteoe til auriime ben /. Oftober
1901. Oar Sen Gag life bqrb at
min0es2
Mon fan 10 nof gre for meget
Deo en- Sing, men noget buroe Ser
pit gsres; Sen japanif Iutberife
airfe oil ifillinge iammen til en-
@ape for De 10 anrs fro 9ieneite
- fro bar Oe oGret; og set bar Dor.
ret Sieneite / Sr0ets ionOeIte ge.
tD0nina.
@mlfnner
er Der mango al / Sapnn, men oct
ipnes n9iten iom 0e bar bpret ipr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

E ltered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
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@nlfnner

er Der mango al / Sapnn, men oct
ipnes naiten iom oe bar bqret Ipr.
ligt oirfiomme | Den ienere 5i6;
Dor gomle gen. qinmn, oeroppe oe6
aarui5atpn, buor ri er ON Sonl-
meren far toronet, ioa man S0Mif
borte troe0e of set par ct aruotma.
go5in | Robolnget, Der por iprun.
get ! 2nften; mi forieoen oonneoes
Der ct mt aroter. en onoen bar
mprfeIigt npTten til inmme Si0
RIFT iie Iprlig urolig; me6ens en-
treble, Der e1ers olorig boiler bor
Opret uoirtiom oben 5oroen for ct
Gar ll9er, bet iomme bar SilFpl.
bet liee fsr et oeloigt llobru6 /
1872, bet Denter man MI bill Tinoe
Steo ieen.
8eibg
al poft. Sfobgooro.B eterien penfer
pi ferIt | Moi Wooneo, ban ifof
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

my flh ~tetlhltI'
5oruOen Mntflmloto, Der bar m
fra ge9pnoeIien og aameboma Oh
Miura, Der fem me0 ira april,
bar 0i III faaet Sinai me6; ban tar
bpret SolOat | 2 qor og fom fsrit
MI no al SpGnoetrsien. San bar
Soloot / aurume og fnnOe oerfor
meget ofte Oere meO oe0 @uostie.
nelterna Der; ~annoeligt err ban Oen
uarme ariiten iom for, le.
gemli9t er ban en- bel Del fr~aftiaere
FAR B9roet BAN.
Ser fra aumomoto Menig6eo bar
ri fact en- np me0, Batanobe Ger.
geite6); bet er en- nf Menigbeoens
egne g6rn; aanoeligt og intellef.
er ban bel Mififfet, Spsrgsmao.
let er ON ban tan bol6e til bet It'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-06
STATE HOSPITAL BUILDING PLANS
Rough Drafts will be Inspected by Trustees Annual Meeting Next Week-Clubhouss Should Prove Pop ular at Institution

Next Tuesday the annual meeting of the Norwich state hospital for the in- sane will be held at the institution at 1l-30 o'clock, and this will be preceded by meeting of the finance committee at 10 o'clock. the latter being the monthly meeting of that committee. At the trustees meeting there will be re- ports from the various committees of the board, including the finance and visiting committee, while the treasure N. J. Ayling, and Supt. Dr. H. M. Pol lock will make their reports.
 It is probable during their meeting or in the afternoon that the trustees will consider rough plans for the new buildings at the institution, which will include the central dining room and amusement hall which is to be located between the. kitchen and the corridor between wards c. There will also be an addition to the cowbarn where 40 additional cows can be quartered and the clubhouse for the employees and be Of brick. 80 feet long and from 36 is probable that this building will be located on the bank overlooking the river but the location has Hot been fully determined and will not be until after the meeting. though point trif1e north of the central subway is favored.
 On the first floor will be bowling alley, billiard room and a storeroom for the sale of cigars. tobacco and candy On the second floor will be a. ladies' room, req ding roon1 game room and a gymnasium.
 At the present time an artesian well
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-06

is being driven near the power house. This is now down 150 feet and Suffi- cient supply of water has not been se- cured. It IS going down slowly and hard rock is found, so that progress is slow. It had been expected that it would have to be driven deeper than is is in order to strike a sufficient amount of water of the proper quality for the power house other use.
 All the new buildings of the institu- ton. are opened and occupied except the south ward D. which will be opened within the next two weeks. The paint CTS have finished there and the carpen- ters have a small amount of work to be completed, such as the putting in of lockers, cupDoards and shelving.
 There is but one change on the board Of trustees this year and that is caused by the resignation of J. Deming Per llins of Iitchfield, who has since passed away. In the vacancy caused by his resignation the legislature named James Doughty, vice president of the Coe Brass company of Torrington. The three trustees whose term expired this year were reappointed by the legisla ture, they being Henry H. Gallup of Norwich. E. c. Pinney of Stafford Springs and E. H. Burr of Middletown.
 Following the meeting, the trustees will make an inspection of the hospi- tai buildings including the new ones, and they will have dinner at the su- perintendents home in the early after noon. The wives of the trustees have been invited to accompany them and to be in attendance at the dinner.
 There are at the present time 76S patients at the institution.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-06
COURT SACHEM WHIST Opened the Season in Foresters' Hal
 Prize Winners.

Court Sachem No 94, Foresters of America, opened it's whist evenings for the season with a gathering in Forest ers' hall on Thursday evening where an enjoyable two hours and @ half at the game were spent by twenty tables of players. When the play was over, ice cream and waters were served and the following were the prize winners determined by the committee in charge:
 Firsts, Mrs. NJ. H. Donahue, 53, a fine silk umbrella: Henry A. Congdon, 38 also a silk umbrella; seconds, Mrs. Jeremiah Haley. 33. box of handlzer- chiefs; Napoleon Lanoie. 3S pair of suspenders and a necktie; consola tions, Miss Bertha Dupre and Lewis A. Andrews.
 The committee in charge comprised J R. Portelance, Henry Clement Dona Semino, Thomas McKenna and Fred Cartier
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-06
WILL WORK QUARRY
 ABOVE NAVY YARD.
Six Hundred Foot Wharf to Be Con-
 structed at Once.

Monday morning work will be start ed by the American Breakwater com psny of Philadelphia for the construc- tcn of the wharf fronting it's property, about mile north of the navy yard. The company recently purchased the Bolles farm of about 200 acres situ- ated in Groton and Ledyard and ex- tending to the riverfront. On the pur- chase is located a ledge which the company will quarry.
 The wharf will be about 500 feet long on to which spur tracks of the New Haven road will be run from the quarry and the stone loaded on vessels to it's destination.<
 Only about 15 men will begin work or the wharf Monday. but this will be increased as the construction pro- gresses. It is expected that the com pany will employ about 300 men when it is permanently established.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-06
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
 WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.
Fawcatuck Resident and Contractor
 Held Under $500 Bonds.

Dr. William c. Critcherton of Paw catuck, formerly a veterinary of New York, was arrested Thursday and drought before the Stonington town court on the charge of assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill as the result of a controversy over q tree in front of his house. during which he is alleged to have struck John Uzzie. d laborer, over the head with an axe. He was adjudged probably guilty and held for trial on Oct. 23 in $500 bonds which lie furnished. Louis Datolo, the employer of Uzzie was arrested at the complaint of Dr. Critch- erton who alleged that Datolo had as saulted him with a club. Datolo was also found probably guilty and held ill $500 bonds for trial on the same date.
 The trouble arose over a large oak tree which stands in front of Dr. Critcherton's estate and which imped ed the progress of house which Da tolo and gang of men were moving. Dr. Critcherton forbade the men to remove it and when one of the men, Angelo Cappacio, started to chop it
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-06
FREE DENTAL CLINICS
 AND MEDICAL INSPECTION Favored by the SociaIists-Voting
 Machines Approved

Discussion of resolutions favoring l free dental clinics and free medical l inspection and treatment for school children occupied a good part of the meeting of local Norwich or the so- cialist party at it's meeting on Thurs ! day evening in the Stead building. The resolutions were unanimously en- dorsed. They were as follows: Whereas, Investigation has shown that, owing to the poverty or neglect of parents large numbers of children suffer from an insufficiency of medical care, and, further, that childrens teeth are in deplorable condition; and Whereas. The preservation of the teeth is essential to good health and good health is essential to the enjoy ment of life; and
 l Whereas. Governments should do all in their power to protect their citizens against the destitution, the needless suffering, the blasted hopes, the terrible caused by the appalling amount of sickness in the world, most of which is said to be preventable; and
 Whereas. Money spent upon the con- servation of public health is we'll in vested, the prevention of disease being much cheaper than it's cure, and the maintenance of high standard of in dustrial efficiency more economical than permitting physical deterioration, therefore, be it
 fieSO1S Cd. IffdI IOCdl NOFNlcH, SOC1dI- 1St party. place itself record as favorings free medical trea tment as we'll as free medical inspection of school children and that as a step in this direction we call upon the boards of education to, establish free dental clinics i'll connection with the public school the children's teeth to be peri odically examined and repaired abso- 1ute1y free of charge, this service to be rendered, to all alike without any taint of charity; and be it further
 Resolved. That we approve the ex- penditure of any sum of moiYey neces- sary for this purpose, even though it be necessary to increase the tax rate to raise the funds.
 Eugene J. Carroll was chairman of the meeting and two new names for membership were voted in. The last Friday in the month was selected the date for the dance to be given by the local
 A motion was also passed expressing the locals approval of voting ma chimes to take the place of the Aus tralian ballot. arguments being ad- vanced for the machines on the grounds of economy in election ex- penses, rapidity and ease of ascertain ing the count. and minimizing the chance of Acknowledgement of the voter through failure to understand voting instructions.
 Report was made of the amount of IT oney expended by the party in the recent town election, the, sum being $1.S0 all divided between carfare and the printing of platforms.
 The local has on hand 5000 copies or Congressman Berbers speech on the wool schedule which they propose to distribute by mail to every voter in the town They will be mailed in small patches so as not to overburden tlle local letter carriers with the whole 9.000 all in one mail