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Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
A MOTHERS PROTECTIVE Asso
 CLAYTON.

In small Illinois town the women
 have started a Mothers Protective association. the object of which is to
 place a safeguard about the marriage
 able young women and to in a meas
 Ure assure their matrimonial future
 This is not surprising, for the wonder is that women have not done some
 thing of the kind before The following list of inquiries in-
 dicate what the intention of the wo-
 men in this movement is:
 Does he smoke cigarettes? Does he drink?
 Is he known to be profane or vul- gar?
 Does he read good books?
 Does he go to church or Sunday school2
 Does he spend his evenings at home or in saloons? Is he considerate of his mother and sisters?
 What are his business prospects? Such a movement should be a check upon the habits of the sterne1 sex and inspire them to clean, de- pendable and progressive living. Moth CTS Protective associations may yet occupy an important place in the country, as a moral, uplifting force.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Ante Vacation Thoughts.

MT. Editor: The schoolboy wonders
 why the goose in gooseberry loses it's hissing sound and takes a buzzing one.
 Even the taiIor's goose gives a hiss ing sound when it gets very hot and then is suddenly chilled. While the lad can readily believe that one Turkey is near Greece. he
 can't believe that the other Turkey
 is in a sheer; for Rhear is not
 grand division at all, but the longitu
 dinal curve of a ships sides.
 He understands he thinks. all parts of a ship; and, now that spring has come, he wants to take out his rod to discipline a school of fish But he can't, for the spring vacation is too short.
 lie has got this through his skull how to scul a boat. and that the free, oabbling brook that runs by the school house cant brook the multiplication table. the conjUga tions and the de- 1 Clei sicns, and he doesn't see why he l should.
 He wants the tables turned; and. as
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
COMMERCIAL EVIDENCES OF
 SPRING

The adies do not have to look sky ward for signs Of spring. for the signs which please them are all handmade and are to be found in the stores, which are made mp to date and at tractive by fine fabrics and the designs of fashion. Beautiful fabrics sing of spring for them as well as the pretty birds returning from the south: or the sweet and alluring flowers of the field.
 The gentlemen, even, cannot look into the store windows without paving due respect 10 the seasons styles in dress and head and foot gear. The stores of Norwich just now are filled with the evidences Of spring and in- vite liberal patronage. The millinery openings are wonderful in their vari- ety and charm, and all have pleasur- able surprises for both sexes.
 And, by the way what advertises a city more favorably or freely than it's well-dressed ladies and gentlemen? ? Dress, tO be sure, speaks for our tastes and our resources. our intelligence and progressiveness. It is the we'll dressed crowd that marks the up-to-date city that impresses those who behold it. Whether the citizens or Norwich are at the metropolis. the seashore or the mountains. or even crossing the ocean. it is the output of Norwich stores which speak for becoming taste and tEe enterprise of "the Rose of New EnPland.1
 lt IS tHese evidences of the changing seasons i1 the stores which extend the zone of trade of Norwich and make it a popular center for trade
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

Q.-Who vas the serpent? What was it's form? In what way did he induce our first parents to disobey the Lord (W. If. M.)
 AusH er-The Genesis account Of the seduction of our first parents by satan is very brief There is just a sufficient amount of detail given to show how sin entered into the world and death by sin. The Bible IS the only book in all the world that goes back to the be- ginning and logically and consistently sets forth the origin of sin and death. After conciseiy stating the facts. il does not ramble all around the point by bringing in q mass of unnecessary detail It was not w"itten to amuse charm or satisfy curiosity. In the first three chapters of he Bible the origin fall and death of the race are described and in the last three chapters of the Bible the elimination of sin and death and the uplifting and blessing of man kind are set forth From the brief ac- count given of Inc tra2edN that occur rcd in the Garden of Eden. We might suruise That the serpent Nas merely one of the number That were in exist enCe at thu lime and that satan a powerful spirit being, controlled ol
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
Soft Water Available Everywhere

Every woman knows the luxury of having soft water at her command, es- pecially for washing clothes, but Nature has denied this luxury to many, espe- cially to those living ill cities or in hard water" countries.
 However, every woman can have soft water in her home with little trouble and less expense. The sprinkling of Gold Dust washing powder in the water from your taps or well will make 1t as soft as the rain water that falls from the clouds. Gold Dust takes out the mineral substances that make the water hard and brings out the greatest cleansing value.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

The Vale Medical School catalogue,
 out this week, announces new meth
 cd of course arrangement, with view toward intensive study. Dean
 Blumer says: Heretofore, the ma
 iority of the medical subjects have continued throughout the entire year.
 It is DOW planned in such courses to concentrate more, and whereas such courses recited two or three times a day for the whole school year, now
 they are to come every day for one
 term only" It is in the nature of an experiment at Yale, but is similar in method to that at Johns Hopkins and
 other large medical schools. and 50
 far as tried here during the present
 session has been encouraging.
 The combination of an academic medical course is still offered, but this
 six-year course will only be open to
 those who enter the medical depart ment without conditions. During the year Yale medical has been officially registered n New York state and stu dents will now have no trouble in obtaining advanced standing at Co., lunbia and Cornell.
 The catalogue shows the medical school registrations to be as follows: ! Seniors 31. juniors Il. sophomores 10, freshmen Il. total of 63, twenty less l than last year.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
CIRCULATION
HIS BROKEN PLEDGE.

On the 4th of March next l shal have served three and a half years and this three and a half years con stitute my nrst term. The wise GUS tom which limits the president to two terms regards the substance and not the form. AND UNDER NO CIR. SUBSTANCES WILL | BE A CAN DlDETE FOR OR ACCEPT ANoTH ER NOMINATION. Theodore Roose- relt November s. 1904.
 | HAVE NOT CHANGED AND SHALL NOT CHANGE THAT DE ClsloN THUS ANNOUNCED.-Theo- dore Roosevelt. December II, 1907.
 WILL ACCEPT THE NOMINA- TON FOR PRESIDENT IF IT IS TENDERED TO ME. - Theodore Roosevelt, February 24. 1912.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

hs can't fish much now (except for ideas), hc is going to drop a line to Teddy, to ask him to use his influ- ence against the third term (of schooD and get the consent of Taft to have 1t abolished.
 c. H. TALCoTT. Norwich, March 21, 1912.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
The Bulletins Special Yale Letter
Yale-Harvard Boat Race Rules-Presdent Hadley Upon Specialization in College work"-The Shelf Seniors Inspection Trip-Yale'S Polo Team-FirSt Baseball Practice = New Rules for Medical School-Other Matters of Interest.

cerning it's future success. After some out of doors work. a team will be se lected and a schedule of games with outside teams. There is interest in the sbcrt at Harvard, also will be played during the spring. The games are to be played at the Country club field and the practice indoors is in the Squadron A armory.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

On Monday, the first baseball prac- tce of the season was held at Yale field; and the university and fresh men crews have also taken to the har- bor during the past week. The track men also are largely ct the field, al- though many of the distance runners have continued work in the open all winter
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

The new electrical musical instru- ment that can initiate an orchestra with 45 performers, promises tc meet any exigency which is created by unionism
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

obsessed it and caused it to act and to speak in a manner such as would de- ceive mother Eve. Inasmuch as the Bible does not furnish the particulars, it would be impossible for anyone to set forth all the facts
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

The old man Allen still has faith in Hilsvile. Va. He thinks the cit izens will justify him and hisn" iu wiping out a court. Courts that do not please the people should be made tr
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

Making no appreciable progress by
 their window smashing campaigns, the London suffragettes are now applying
 the torch. and we presume the bomb can be expected next.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
To cuRF A col D IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets Druggists refund money if it fails to cure B. ". GROVES signature is on each box. 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

Elementary Physiology. For advanced grades. By John Calvin Willis, AM, PhD., MD, author of Essentials of Health and Outlines of Psychology. Cloth. 12mo, 400 pages. with illus rations. American Book Co.,, New Nork Price 80 cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

h. .his book the author has eudeav- cred to state the essential facts of physiology in the dearest possible way and to develop from these facts some practical rules of health. Great efforr has been put forth to niake d text easy to read and to understand There is more anatomy than is usual for texts of this srade. but there is llo adequate understanding of the facts of physiology or the rules of hygiene without a fair knowledge of anato- my P8Ins have been taken to explain fully the action of all important or gans, so the most useful rules of hy- giene may De clearly understood and applied. As far as possible, techni- cal terms have been omitted and the matter of the text eNpressel iu the language of the average pupil i'll the advanced grades Technical terms, when used at all, are explained where first used. 4 convenient list of ques
 lions is appended to most chapters
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

The claim that the democrats of North Dakota defeated the Colonel, just shows the fact that Tafts idea of presidential primaries is the only sane and safe sort.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

The senior student council of the academic department has laid be- fore the university this week a num-
 Der of suggestions looking toward the development of certain undergraduate activities and the curbing of others. The council asked opinions on three things: l. For the general purpose of raising scholarship, that at the end of each term the names of a certain number of high stand men of each class in the college be published in the order of their ranking. 2, That some plan of singing, led by the senior memt CTS of the glee club, be arranged for on the campus during spring eve nings, and that concerts, such as given by the university orchestra several years ago, be. also arranged. 3, On the question of limiting by some definite system or by sentiment on the part of men who aspire 10 them, of the number of offices that a man may hold. It is believed, in view of the exist ing conditions, where less than half the class are engaged in extra-c -curri- cular activities, and a small number of men hold from three to seven of fees apiece, that these offices could be distributed among Q larger num- Der to the better advantage of all.
 In regard to regulating the accu- mutation of honors by a few men, the point system, whereby each office, has it's value in points. above d cer- tain number of which the candidate for hUnors cannot go, has been sug- gested. On the other hand, there is a strong sentiment in favor of leaving the limitation to public sentiment.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

W.a all this clamor for an inves 'eat1n If the baseball trust, no one seems 10 be taking up the cudgel for aH increase in salaries. or starting . Isads for less hours for the favor ites
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

Seere.au Knox had the courage of those Carroll r0unu Virginia court officials when ae invaded Nicaragua. after being toii that his life would .e m danger. 1T he is superstitious ,air.eeH ought not to bother him any more
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

cool reception often makes things hot.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

Vice President Sherman does not have to keep busy 10 keep his fences up-thene is m one changing poRicsl g1Aes to win -rissjoh,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

The cry is abroad in the land again, Swat the fly!"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
Bible Question Box

YOar Bible questions sy;li be au- syyered in these columns OE by mail II NeBt 10 our Bible Question B0a E.UitHr.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
OLALTTY

in worl, should always be considered especially when it costs nc noce than the inferior kind eldliad lneH are employed by us. Our price tell the whole story.
 sTETsoN & NouNG.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

"Fair play,' what agonizing antics are committed in thy name.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
NEW BOOKS.

Manual of Experimental Botany By Frank Owen Payne, M. Sc, assistant in biology, High School of Com merce, New York Cloth, 12mo, FTP pages, with illustrations. American Book Go, New York. Price 75C.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

It is not at all likely that the La Toilette delegates will ever be advised to support Roosevelt
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

With all that has been said and printed about it, it is not strange that the Culebra cut should be shooting off a little hot air of it's own.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

Colonel Roosevelt decided not to speak at Concord, x. H, Now he has DECIDED that he will in, April.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

If Teddy had given President Taft the square deal he had for the civil war veterans, all would be well.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

A laboratory manual for a complete high school course, in which botany continuously correlated with prac- ieal gardening, farming and bacteri- Jlogy. Outlines are given for FPS ex- 9eriments, dealing with the follow .hG topics: Common elements. food materials. osmosis. soils, seed plants from seed to fruit. and cryptograms. Zach outline consists of a statement 3f the object of the experiment, a list of apparatus, directions for doing the work. and questions or suggestions to guide the pupil to the interpreta- - ion of the results
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

ti ls about time Norwich had an other industrial exhibit It means healthful and profitable boom for any city and its manufactures.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

The polo team, the newest of Nale's athletic organizations. has begun in door practice. a number of ponies have arrived last week from Virginia. There are nearly thirty members in the polo association, and those inter- estcd in the sport feel optimistic con
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

The way of the transgressor is hard but the way of the thfrd-termer is q to0osg9n to the place he started from
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

The inquiry what we shall do with our presidents has been made ob- solete. What won't they do with us?
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

President Taft appears 10 be quietly demonstrating what real manhood is. The people cannon help noticing the contrast
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

Neal Dow passed on to his reward long ago but his spirit goes marching on. down in Maine.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
The Circulation Ol The Bulletin.

The Rulletiu has the largest Cir- culafion Of amy paper in Eastern Connecticut. and from three to four times larger than rhnt of any in Norwich. It Is delivered to over 5000 Of thc 4,O53 houses in Nor uich. and reRd by ainety-three per cert. of tbe people. In Wipdham it is delivered to over 800 houses, in Putnam aad DaBiclsoH to over l.100, and in all of these places 1t is considered thc local dniiy.
 Eastern Connecticut has forty nine towns, one hundred and sixty Ave Postofhce districts, aud sixty rural free delivery routes.
 The Bulletin Ia sold In every town and on all Ot the R. F. D. routes iB Eastern Connecticut.
 CIRCULATION
 1901, average .................4,412 ioO5' average ...."....." 5,920 Marc. ... ......... 8,232
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

Since January 1st 1912. ten aviat- ors have sacrificed themselves to the science more than twice as many as were killed in the same period ofN91l.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

The opening session of the Eastern Y. NJ. c. A. Presidents conference began tonight in Dwight hall with representatives of Amherst. BOwdoin, Colby, Cornell. Columbia, Dartmouth, Harvard. Williams, Princeton, Wes- leyan and other colleges in attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

some men go for you like north we<; e'l.zarC but vhes it IS all over you only remember it was little chilly
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
EDITORIAL NOTES.


 The cry is abroad in the land again, Swat the fly!'
 'Fair play.7 what agonizing antics are committed in thy name.
 
 Neal Dow passed on to his reward long ago, but his spirit goes marching on. down in Maine
 --------------
 It is not at all likely that the La Toilette delegates will ever be advised to support Roosevelt
 If Teddy had given President Taft the square deal he had for the civil war veterans, all would be well.
 
 Colonel Roosevelt decided not to speak at Concord, N. H, Now he has DECIDED that he will in April. The inquiry what we shall do with our ex- presidents has been made ob- solete. What won't they do with us? The way of the transgressor is hard. but the way of the third d-termer is q to5oegsn to the place he started from
 Some men go for you like 9 north yves, 'lazarG but 0hey it is all over you only remember it was a little chilly
 President Taft appears 10 be quietly demonstrating what real manhood is. The people cannon help noticing the contrast
 II is about time Norwich had an other industrial exhibit. It means a healthful and profitable boom for any city and its manufactures.
 ---------- With all that has been said and printed about it, it is not strange that the Culebra cut should be shooting off little hot air of it's own. Since January 1st. 1912. ten aviat- ors have sacrificed themselves to the science more than twice as many as were killed in the same period ofH9u. Happy thought for today If YOU do not recognize the rule of contrarie- ties, you have failed to perceive that
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

Happy thought for today If YOU do not 'cccgnize the rule of contrarie- ties, you have failed to perceive that
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
The university seoretary's office has

me unlVsrSlty SecretaryS oHIce has sent out requests for nominations for candidates for the office of alumni fellow, all graduates of the first de- gree, of five or more years standing, being eligible to vote, besides all hold CTS of higher or honorary degrees. The term of office that expires this June is that of Hon. William Howard Taft, LID, Yale '79. and as alumni fellows are eligible for re- electi n, the chances are that the president will be given q new term of office. The requests for statistics for the new di- rectory of living graduates have also been mailed.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22

Ner,xioh, Friday. March 22. 1st2.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
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