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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
Jnoldnoet.
HprnrpIiacnbc Silifanoc.

SprnrpIiacnoc S%ilfanoc. .
mango sgateifabsifilsmisier bar
Den ierere Sio prret ailoen til opitr,
@etraetniuaer paa mango Stebcr, o.
Ses Wcincs ipues | oennc Se,rieenb'
nt itoa roget urr / fsritc Hpffc. 8ei
Marts TanneoS Rctstcrmin Der
itcoS or Der nernlig anmeIbt iffC
minorc enc 100 iaaoanne Saaer, %
Bette er alc INC Sager, mcoenS Here
&nnorebc IiQnenoc liggcr oper fro
iorriQc Eerminer.
"Spclina Gputcit" / Nprtbpouo.
SEQ Ben ~Spclina Gonteit", iom
6orbiuncI'e mco bet forte Sanb.
brltaafltriu9 for @ortb Goiintp Of
hpIotc5 / R~ortblpooo, bIeu Gitber
6lul0crion, Gottcr al Nrof. 90 Mrs.
=. G. @uuoerion, tiIfjenbt fsritc
4rpmic bcitoocnoe al SO % Sro.
boQ i 9pocrbino. 5 aonfurraucen
oeltoa IS Glcocr ira GoumtuetS Tor.
jfleliQe Sfolenlitrittcr. Gacoe Frrs
mier u00cltes. Anocu Trrmie til
fict0tcs Bertha 9icoermau % lite
Caroline &ruger, bcnboIoSpiS
SO % 81.
Gn Gp meo Sirmpcr. Horth 81.
berth, CT, Iiocn 90 meo flm $50 Sno.
bpqacrc, beligqrnoc ltror noroen'or
Soma Gin. gjsr &rao paa al foloeS
~aiGmpcrnea 9p", GA Den poalinoeS
at bare CT itrrrc Froccutantal tore
Wpnb, emo nogcn anoen gp, ltor el.
Ter Ii0en, / belle miotrc Te'ten. Zen
lille @p bar ncmli1 lem W'rno, Der
tiliamrnen peicr 1880 Euuo, altiaa
aienncminitli0 3t6 Tuno bper. Wllp
@oroon ucicr 81 Euno, s. $. Gin
inqer 800, 6. &. Stefpart $40, s..
s. Stoner 2S5 og en- anocn, bpiS
Rapn life opgipcs, 2S5 Hitno. Ia.
get / 8ienncminit fan man iige, at
Ell blanbt bpert babe Sunoreoe al
@penS S%nbbpggere pcicr line gooc
800 Tuno, % Nortb 2ibcrtnS Mapor
bar llbltcot Ell oifcntlig llo%'ororina
ill ole gpcr / benne Del al Sanoet
"TurlupclicsItntilif". Ct af Stl-
bcntcrne neo StateuS llniperlttct |
Soma Gin %ubgipct @lao bar ~oifent'
liaajort ell Statiltif meo Senipn til
Sorlopelier blanbt Den ltltocrcnoe
llnQoon pe6 bcnnc Inltalt. Vfan
err peo oenne Statiitif fomne til oct
ReiuItat, al al boert ellcpe Ear, Der
f%orloper fla unoer Spboloet peo
SfpIen, iorefommer fun CT enelte
GilirIoc, bpor Sorbolbct lbpitler lig
til sGstcifob. Gette for NateifabS.
fanbioaier iaa ufifrGffenoe Reliiltot
er / ole Senieenocr poallbeltgt, Il
ger 9lahet, ba oct er bolerct paa ollie
/ DC lioItc lem Iar 'oretommenoe
"SiliGlhcr". 9laoet mclocr enooi'
bere, at Der iortioen bar 10 "Sill9l'
Der" iuloer SbIerpatlon men oa
bette life netop er Den reite Sto az
garet for SorIopelier % &aartegn
enouu life bar pitt iig, fan enonu in.
GEN iiqc bpab Oct pil leoe I'll TN
Sina or mi ~iiffcrt, nelnlig at Sor'
lopebe M iortiben er Ell llcloen Bare,
90 Der peo belle Stolen fun er ire,
Nteb Senipn Ill DC fprlticnige Sa9
nco llniperiitctet, lfaI De, Der lnloercr
2optpnoiebcS, pTrc melt tilbeieIlge
til of iprlope iig, men iua CT DC o9loa
DC ierite iii at brpoe Gogter. Wfcr
felia NOT er porocnhc Sanolr9er %
ntcoicinife Stubentcr melt ltanobaI
tigc / fine Observation-Disclosures, men
lao iorefommer oct til 8ienglGlo
flm iieIbeu, at DC aoar hen % Tor
lopcr zig. Stubentcr / DC tloS'i'te
TSog fun / oeune @enieenoc iIet life
lihcs poo. flyer @lobet, "a De cr enc
mere iIpgtige % ubcitonoi9c emo DC
on0rc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

for at PROBE @pIoiabeben al Staten!
Sope angaaenoe 2ipsasiuranceiel
lfaber, ibet Rortbmeitern ItutiaI
2ife Sniurance so. al RiIpaifet
nnoer Broteit bar betolt lin Sfdt
belsbenoe fig til $4S2,t93. Selifa.
bet paaltaar / fin Troteit, at oenne
Sob iff or griinolopsmPsfig, ioet
Den It'll Der ale Den iornme geifpt'
telie, os Der anfsreS ira Statens
Sfottefommisiions RAPPORT for
1910, at ben aarlige Sfat er llbiI.
Iig ltor.
EiuneerfDinoe bpb. MrS. Simon
Peterion er forleoen oigaaet peo 90
oen | tit Siem / Garppile, 81 aar
gammel. Senoes Higenapn q Glis
iabetb Glen oe benoeS 6soeiteo bar
8ubbranosoalen. Eli Amerifa fon
bun | 1861, og blep Oerpaa ltrar
gift meb Simon Beterion, meo bDem
bun bar forlooet biemntefra. Sort
Iefter grDauppet orog benoes Wano
/ arigen, % ban tiente til oerlS
Slittning. 5orrben fin alberite9ne
Nano efterlaoer b;in Jig ire Bern,
nemli9 MrS. Sianum / 6%aribault,
Dfrs. 8. %. Goldberg % Senren Fe'
ter, lom M briper Sarmen.
Grtraicsiionen life bcitemt. Snl-
enblfisnt oct fremoeleS er Den olnitn-
oelige Wening, at Ell Grtraiesiion al
2egiSlatllren bill blipe iantmenfalot,
bar 8uperngr Wc8opern enonu life
taget nogen enoelig 9~citemmelie.
Der iigeS, at Der er pisie lnrtoilfe
Spsr9smaal iueien, % at ban life
oil tage noaen geIllttning 'er oisle
anlloer er blepne tilireosltilenoe
leite. Statsfasierer 0abl fom for.
npIig tilbage eiter ct gcieg | glacf
Hiper Sails, og ban flyer, at Segtss
lutr,rens SiGlp Der or abiolltt reo'
pcnoig. Der trGitgeS ct Sfolelaan
al $4,000 og beSltocu Here Eenge
for at afbiGlpe Nsben blanot BE.
ioIfningen og forbebre Opens ianl'
tore Sorholoe.
Staten life / &ipbmanSsforrct-
ming. Der err bleoen uolpreot Oct
9ipgte, at Staten itoo / Segreb meo
at oprette cooperative Sanoelsfor-
r%etninger, og StatenS Haao for OF,
icntlige IfiGrer bar / ben Inleos
MING mootngct @rcpe meo gfters
i~pergiler berolt fra iaa ilerntliggen-
oe Stater iom California oa Was-
iuhuietts. Statens Iutoriteter bar
ocrior maattet erflGre, ct De life
bar ben fierneite Sanfe ON at be-
gpnoe misunderstanding Hpg-
tct ifriper Jig ionoipnli9piS ira Den
Smitrnbigbeo, at Staten bar iperf-
lat en- llnoeriegelie al oisle anoels=
forretnineer, og BET bar p9ret oens
,sormaal of before pg opmu1tre Der
til, bpis Sorretningen fanotes at
ltoa poa en- luno 9aiiS, men 1togell
pberliaere Stette funOe Der nafllrllg'
bis life pore Gale ON. Oct er Tor
reiten intereSIont at lqgse @erfe til,
buorleoes oerne Sorfe ON Spret'
telie al Stotsbutifer bar ilaaet OIL,
ioet Ser / 9repe ira M~rbeioere, 6or.
retningsfolf % 6armere oneralt |
ubtaleS Ell uforbeboloen gh'
lioelie al Ylanen, o9 ira mango
Solo uotalcs ser originate Soeer ON
bette SpergSmual, Der alt'aa TIM
par en- Srsm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

Eoa Oct aitronomiife llbr iprang
oen Siier, lom marferer Sfuoaaret,
e Siiier frem. Get err ben n9It.
langiomite Siier paa BET mpgtige
llbr, ioet ben fun rsrer Jig buert
iierSe Ior.
Zen langiomiie err ben, iom bier
De Sfuobage, iom ertra iettes inS
bpert hunorebe Iar, og iom iiolt
rerte iig for II aar lioen.
@ieiten: "Ssr. min sone Sr. Bert
bette Smile aieo er forfnrneIis ieist."
%crtcn; "Spparter. piI On gipe oens
ne 0erre Ell itarpere &nip.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

eSbct hi henuiier til oct NorIfe Sci.
TABS Sormaub % Sefretrrs &eoe'
giereIie for ~Siapalo Spale Menlo'
rial GontcIts" / iiOIte Nitmer al "Ge'
corob.ToIteu", Qiengiper ri opertior
ct gileoe al Sen Weoalie, iom oet
Norlfe Selifab pcO Mrs. Guales pa.
fire. Gambling III, CT iat iitanb til al
ifiGnfc GeltaQcrc / bisie norife TrG.
nlieoeflamatiouer. @ilebet fom oS
iorient ihGnoe til at filnne orient
liggisres | Torbinoelie meo Sorman.
oe,ls % Scfrcturens Mrtifel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

gir elppthefer cl tiIbnaebctale Yeu9eue, hotS Vase
7intrrnt' iffe inoeu iii "A Saae helhreoe boilfets
spnIhelit 5ilfaIbe az tIccuoc. blino. %biseenet eler
iremtaaense gilss. SOC. 0pis apoth terne We bar
s@sri,,n al Waris Weo cine So, 81. 9outt, Wp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

at heIbreoe CIT SprfisleIie pda n Tao.
Sdg 9aratipe Sronp Suinine Sablets. GQe @pu.
before tilbagebetaIer ReneeHe, buis DC Teller at bel.
y. Y. @ropes Rapnetrpt paa bper 9gife 25c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

Mauac Snnbemurb. SibIte

Wangc SnnscmurS. SioIte Man.
oag Dor Ell iono Gommcoaa for ale
0unhc / @pcn @ouiarfce, ibet Ell
eucr anocn Sunbebaaer bapoc itreet
iprgiftebc Boiler rlutbt / @aoer o.
@ugaaarbc. 200 Sunbc iotte 2ipet
til, o. ser iaobcS / belle @peit at bore
finn ell encltc Ell tilbogc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
1000 Mar gammclt @anb. Sra

~tooo >N"l yuHiEit't Suhp. 2SLu
Heapel / Stalien t~elegraieres, al
llograpningerne / Eompeii / set ie-
mere bar brogt operoroentlig interes-
Ionte cling for 0agen. Gn @abe,
lom fprte til Opens Sorp, o. iom
par afit9ngt / begge Gnoer peo
lpGre Stenpillarer for at bolbe Sip
reIeier uoe, bier Jig mn at baoe
pPret ct al gpens fineite Streg.
Eua begge Sioer bar Der pGret 9ll-
tifer meb Warmorifilter, iom frem-
oeles bier Stlbifriiten. gn Wang-
foloigbeb al biItoriife pg arfGplo-
giife State al uberegnelig gerbi er
Der funoet, beriblanot forItenet
Srugt % aieb. 5 en- Sritif farbtes
81. q. en- itor aogeopn al Serrns
fotta, og pppaa ben itob EFT aflang
flor aobberfieoel meo @ano l. iom
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paaitaar bar be
ret Ser, Iioen gpen blep begrapet al
2aoa % aite for nGiten 1000 aar
iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

Sransrr &c en- spmanine: -3uSoennen
g ian soS leM noaen aHeen Spn'aiiine I'll ben
ecbb..ie 9rtS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
Spur mango Spcnffer iinbes 81

ETVUt "HHW0 ~VtHTFVF FFVW "
/ Scr belle? 5 ct netpp nofommct
lpenif Gerf ON gmisrationen reg.
mes Intal,et al Spenifer / llolanoe,
til 2,120,000 - oeraf IL gtiaion
i Imcrifa - b;emme 512 WiIlion
Zen ipenife Stammes nioGrenoc
Sol ifuIoe iaolebes pGre 100000.
Zen oarligc Gilbert | SoIfemrng
Den regneS til 10000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
Siaisit at faa beSite SGo. Oct G

@ilisit at faa beSite SGo. Oct G
Dor Griariug at Den beoite Sch G.
Sen biaigite. Zen beblie '6oriifrinr
Tor goo S9S er at fiebe Den al gamI
Sirnaer meo en- goo InleeIie.
G~ortbrup, Sling & Go, 673 @rioQ
ga, MinncapoliS, bar iolat Ster
ling SGo / 2S gar. Sfrip eiter Dc
res irie aataIog. sc reprGientere
al oper 10000 SanbIenoe | Noropc
item. (lbp.)
SrQuary Te en- snmajftuc? -oueoeuugu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
Wprif ! Ga Grpsic's Spiifplcr.

Saiaa / Ga crosse er iii aampcn
pptaaet Tor at inbfcrc Horif iont
rolgirit SnG | Soiifolcrne, % Der CT
bel inacn Spil ON, at Sfoleraooct
bill togc set tilberIige Seuipn til PIN.
ieaninocn beroni. : 60 Crosse or
Scr ncnlli1 life minore enc 5000
Snhbnoqcrc, / bpis Iarer Ser rinoer
norif @lo0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
& gaQpa pOcr Ntlantcrcn.

s galpa pOcr Mtlnntcrcn. Sra
Berlin te~legraferes, at / Sobannes-
tbal ct M ale 5orbereoelier truifet
til Erepeture mco "Su6aro", Den
ltprbare 9allon, bpormeb Wtr.
grucfer til goaren bill ioriege at
leile ooer gtlanterbapet ira Gene
RITA til Geitinbien. Selpe 9aQo-
men pg 8onoolen er fulot fqroige,
og Wotorerne bill bli inItaQeret /
oenne llge. 2llftifibet ifol uoitpres
meo traablpit Selcgrafapparat, bpor.
meo Sfibe fon iignaliieres paa en-
Ifitanb al $50 Mil. @onoolen er
bpgget / Sorm al Ell 9aab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
era uolanoet.

Gr Seutt naaet frem? Sra Con.
Don t%eIegraieres ben CITE MartS ct
Rpgte, ion er gieneipet / ct OerpR-
renbe aftenblob, ON of ben en-.
gelife Spopolsiarer aaptein Hobert
s. Scott ifal baoe naaet SpbpoIen.
6ru Scott erfIPrer imiolertib, at
bum intet bar bprt fra lin Wano,
og ingen ipnes at pibe, bpor Hpgtet
~ifriper fla ira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
Sutct crtra Sua for @rnntsbnra

.StatcnS Scrnbunefommis'ion bar
tilbagefaIbt lin fsr oigipne Srore I'll
Rcribcrn Vaciiic Sauen ON at irtte
.upf ct EaSiagcrtog igane mellem
8rantSburg pa StotcnS peItlige
@rUnie, Observation-Disclosures bar ncm'
liz oppcncrct Sagen % iamtioia
'iremlaot @epiIcr for, at SinienS Sra-
If life bar tilitrGffcIig til, at ct Spg
til funoc bare iig.
Searauct / en- @rsuS. gn ManS
'oeo Haon Nennolb Spppie blep Tor
'lebeu pes turtle 2afe beerapet | Ell
|9rsnh. ban bclot paa at srape. Ter
|uar ct iuaat Saab ON, at ban funoe
|upre iIipe, 90 SoIf ira Smegnen
|itremncoe iii on ailelte h~peranore |
|Nrbeioet men at fierue Sen inoraiebc
|Sorb. "a @eretninaen aiienoteS
bopoe man arbeioet uaibruot | "a
Elmer. noen at funnc naa gunoci,
|ai @rpnoen.
Msinraneeielifab proteitcrer. Der
pil ianoipnliapiS blipe anlagt Saa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
9eopolo 3otidilo, ben 6efienote

BANTER / 2on0on bar | Wanoaas
@ienitanb for ct Observation-Disclosures,
Der rigtignof mislpffeoes totalt.
Soet ganfieren ifulbe Itige op / Ell
automobiI ioron lin ganf, ipralg
en- Wano irem og oifprebe ire DE
uolperifuo moo bom, bporaf oog in.
tet trai. Suerfolbsmanoen Ifal ifal
n9re Ell ltng gnarfiit peb Haon
@iQiam Sibbitts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
Set tpife 5laaoeproaram ior Sc

nprmeite Iar omfatter - eiter bnao
Der ~telegraferes ira Berlin - 9pg.
ming al ire npe Slogifibe oa TO
imaa Eonierfrpoiere, iom ole ifaI
bore fGrbige / 2ebct al Be ierite
Ter aar. Gnopibcre poatpnfes ser
poerIigere nugget lem npe Slogifibe
for en- M Heierpecifoore poa otte
Slo9ifibe. Sorsgelieu / Slaabebuo.
gettet BET fsrIte aar er onilauet til
49, Wiaion Collars itigenoe til 10
Wiaioner Dollars oct fentte 9lar.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-09-27
VARSITY SCORED on Scrubs
Only Once Did Scrubs Near the
Tigers Goal.


The Varsity scored two touchdowns
and kicked one goal during the scrim-
mage with the scrubs yesterday after
noon. Thatcher kicked goal after the
first touchdown but failed on the sec
ond.
Kicking, blocking. passing the ball,
and forty-five minutes Of scrimmage
comprised the workout Lake played
quarter for the Varsity and made
some brilliant gains. but fumbled the
ball twice while running back punts.
Shepard's punting for the scrubs is
all that kept the varsity from scor-
ing more than they did. Knobel,
Lake. and Thatcher succeeded in
finding the holes and running the
ball down to the goal line several
times only to lose it on downs or a
tumble. Shepard would then kick it
back to the middle of the field.
Only once did the scrubs have the
bail near the Varsity's goal line. A
25-yard run by Lake carried it out of
danger. Wilson. and Barton showed
up well again yesterday. Edwards
did good work for the scrubs. He
made one 2O-yard run and several
good tackles.
Gallagher was not in scrimmage
yesterday. He was trying to run off
eight pounds on the track
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-09-27
THIS SCHOOL LIKE A HOME
New Elementary Building ON Campus
Has Unique Features.

New Elementary Building on Campus
Has Unique Features.
With the completion this summer
of a building on the campus near the
corner Of Conley avenue and Sixth
street. the pupils of the Univel sity
Elementary School now have a COM
Portable school home. In general the
interior resembles a large dwelling
house. The common room" occu-
pies one-half the ground floor. 1t
contains arrangements for plant and
animal life. in the midst Of which is
a fountain. On the second floor is
a large open library containing over
a thousand volumes. Here pupils
learn to use books. Each class room
is really a work room. equipped with
tables and materials for hand work.
In the basement is a large play
room, with gymnasium equipment.
The outdoor Fairgrounds provide OBJ
portunity for great variety of
games.
The building is heated by steam
from the power house, is especially
we'll lighted and ventilated. and is
supplied with sanitary drinking foun-
tains.
The nature of the work, the ar
rangements of the building and the
high grade of teaching allow the pu-
pills great individual freedom. There
are no assigned school desks. fast
ened to the floor.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-09-27

T MRS. r. E. LUCAS
Graduate Wisconsin University
School Of Music)
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-03
OBITUARY.
William H, MarIsnd.

William Heap Marland, 59, a former warden of the borough of Danielson, died at his home on Maple street about 10.30 Sunday night. MT. Marland had been ill for about two months. He was a native of England, but had been a resident of this country for nearly 30 years.
 For many years Mr Marland was connected with different firms that conducted a lumber business in the with D. E. Salisbury in a bank at Moosup and since has been connected with the Keystone Department Store company and with the Wauregan com pany, in the latter place as a mem Der of the office force
 MT. Marland was a thorough bus mess man, of high character, an ex- emplary citizen and one whom his toWnsmen appreciated as was indi- cated by their choice of him as head ! of the borough government, an office i in which he served in a very efficient 1 manner, giving an administration that { was marked by much good and prac- | tical work.
 He was an attendant at St Albans Episcopal church and identified with , much of it's important work MT Mar land was a past master of Moriah lodge, No. 15, A. F. and A. NJ, and was connected with other fraternal organizations.
 He is survived by his wife. and five i children, Rupert K, Sidney P. Will liam S., John R. and Myrtle D.. all of Danielson.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-03

The 63 letters written by Mrs. May
 Spencer RaWson to Fred M. Watrous
 of 7S High street, that figured as evil dence in an action for divorce brought
 by Firth RaWson, a bartender resid-
 ing at 1031 Main street, against his
 wife, May Spencer Rawson, were pri-
 marily instrumental Monday in the arrest of both Watrous and Mrs. Raw
 son. They were taken on bench war
 rants and held under bonds of $500
 for the March term of the criminal court Mrs. Rawson gave sufficient bond, her father John w. Spencer,
 going as surety. Watrous was taken to Putnam by the sheriff, where his sister, Mrs. H. B. Smith, who con- ducts a drug store in Norwich, was
 to meet him and go as his surety.
 Watrous and Mrs. RaWson were be- fore Judge William L. Bennett Mon day morning in the superior court,
 man was turned over to the court by her counsel, P. J. Danahey. Wat rous was arrested by Deputy Sheriff John H. Pitts of Hampton and Con-
 stable William J. Hastings of this city. The officers found him at his
 home on High street
 The divorce action of Firth Raw
 son against his wife was heard be- fore Judge Bennett two weeks ago last Friday. At that time Attorney Thomas J. Kelley submitted to the court 63 letters that Watrous had turned over to Firth Rawson that were l claimed to have been written by Raw | sons wife to Watrous. The letters | had been turned over to Rawson by Watrous on condition that Rawson
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-03
TO OPEN FRIDAY.
Sessions of Night School to Be Held
 in School Street Building.

In establishing the night school, made possible by the vote of the town in the special town meeting on Sat- urday, the town school committee is aware that there is a feeling in some quarters that the school may be at tractive to the students for a time, but that the attraction will wane af- ter few weeks leaving the beneficent plan to develop into a tiZzle. This, of course, is possible, but not prob able If such an undesirable ending seems impending, the appropriation which the town has so generously the experiment would cost the town very little, for 90 per cent of the es- timated expenses of maintaining the school are dependent on it's being kept for the full course of 75 nights. If the school should by any unfortunate combination of circumstances be forced to suspend sessions, there will be no teachers, no janftor to pay nor lighting or heating bills to be met, these items covering nearly all of the estimated expense.
 The indications are, however, that the school will be very successful. Those who will attend it are not trif- CTS, but people ardently anxious to get the essentials of an education that should by all rights have been theirs in earlier years.
 At q meeting of the town. committee Monday afternoon it was voted that the night school he opened on Friday evening of this waek at 7.30 o'clock in the graded scheel building on School street. It was also voted to make AL bert g, kmas. supervisor of schools, principal and Willis Shippee, teacher at Kiliingly Center, his assistant These are very efficient teachers, who have had long and successful exper- ience.
 It was also voted that students from
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-03
This UiN Stop Your Cough iss q Hurry Save $2 by Making This Cough
 Syrup at Home.

This recipe makes pint of better cough syrup than you could buy ready made for $2.50. A few doses usually conquer the most obstinate cough stops even whooping cough quickly. Sim pie as it is, no better remedy can be had at any price.
 Mix one pint of granulated sugar with F pint of warm water, and stir for 2 minutes. Put 212 ounces of Pinex fifty cents worthl in g pint bottle; then add the Sugar Syrup. It has 8 pleasant taste and lasts family a long time. Take teaspoonful every one, two or three hours,
 You can feel this take hold of cough tn 3 way that means business. Has a good tonic effect, braces up the appetite, and IS slightly laxative, too, which is helpful A handy remedy for hoarse- ness, croup, bronchitis, asthma and all throat and lung troubles.
 The effect of pine on the membranes Is well known. Pinex is the most valu- able concentrated compound of Norwe- giaR white pine extract, and is rich in guaiacol and all the natural healing pine clements. Other preparations will not work in this formula,
 This Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe has attained great popularity throughout the United States and Canada. It has often been imitsted, though never successfully.
 A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex, or will get it for you. If not, send to The Pinex O., Ft. Wayne, IndA
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-03
Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam

stating that according te the report enly S7,le0 odd had been used of the appropriation. The amendment pre- vailed.
 IAle next item was one of ,099 for the street department, and this brought on long and spirited debate, M Eu- gene Lincoln amending the original metlon to read $12,900. Alderman D. r. Ahern stated that in order te prop efiy care for the citys streets the $15,- oVe was needed, and that at least s3,0Q0 10 S5,000 of that sum would be neces- sary to put Pleasant street into con diton. He said that everything costs more today than it did years ago and that in order to do the right kind of work it was absolutely necessary to have money.
 w, B. Knight said if the streets were not used for political purposes so much money would not be needed. He ind- mateddhat the men employed on the streets were given jobs simply to get their votes, Mir. Lincoln stated that he believed that $12,000 was enough, He said: We did not get our moneys worth last year." meaning this year. He went on to tell how the city was going into debt unnecessarily and gave figures from away back in 1894 up to the present time. He again took oc- casion to criticise the method of work ing the city streets,
 X-Alderman A. L. GelinaS said that he believed $12,00O was enough for the streets, and alluded to the time when he was u member of the board of aldermen and on the street commit tee, and what work had been done aud the amount of money left unex- pended. Benjamin Jones spoke of Pleasant street, and said he lived there and that it suited him all right and as lar as he knew it suited the others except some who owned automobiles. Alderman Ahern took the floor again and told electors he did not believe it ties into the matter. He believed in doing the work properly and in order 10 do 1t money was necessary. He said that Pleasant street ought to be fixed. Alderman D. 5. O'Connor said: 'l believe that SIP, 900 would be suff1- tAent for the streets if that entire sum was to be used for that specific pur- pose and not used for other purposes, such as paving gutters, resetung curb ing, engineers fees, etc"
 Eiy Alderman Jay NJ. Shepard spoke in favor of the amendment and told of the time when he was on the board and chairman of the street committee. He said: If you only had man in charge of your streets who knew his business properly S12,000 would be suf- hcient.'
 Ex-Alderman c. B. Pomeroy favor