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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09

Cine bemotratiiae Wose, bon 10
pebementer @epalt, tpie lie our 3eit
Ser sroben Oammbriide oes Miiiifz
fippi semeloet tpuroen, bat ii9 am
Oienstas iiber Die Dffentliden aOrz
perI9aften ereoFen. Sies Der Sez
mofraten auf alien 2tnien, bus mar
oas @el9rei ces 0oltes am Ibeno
auf Den StraBen, Sieg Der Oemofraz
ten ouf alien puntten leu4tete es
bon Der 2eintpano bel ben 2t9tbiloer@
apparaten, Die Demotraten erlangten
aGe Madt, lie setpinnen nidt BLOB
ben prdiioentenpoiten unO oen poten
zines 8i5eprdiibenten, lie baben eine
fompatte Wtebrbeit fir Den aongreb,
uno peroen iie i'm Senat baben, iAien
ss in Riefsnbudftabsn bon Den Gge
traaussaben Der 3eitungen.
gs mar Elm Sammer fir Die Hez
publianer ieben gu miihen. pie Die
oemoratiiae Jluttpslle alles iiber>
brauite, binpesrib, mas por einem
balben Sabre mod 10 feit pie aus
Stein semauert Ibien. Was nod etz
mas feit mar ipuroe Ourd Roof feDelt
unter WaFer eeieBt. Die 9erridaft
Ser Oemoraten i'm 2nnbe 1T aufsez
ridtet, unter Dem 3eiden bes Giels
miro in ben nd4iten bier Sabren re-
giert tperben.
Ous Dilion prdiioent miro, bat
in ii9 eine srDbere 8eoeutung. BON
ibm tann, auber Der Satiade, oaB er
8puperneur bes Staates Seem Seriep
puroe, auf eine Nrt, pie man6mal
einem MenIhen elm 3iegelitein auf
oen 9opf fGut, niht 8eoeutunsspolz
les ae1aet tperDen. Seine 8io9rapbte
meloet, bob er 56 Sabre alt lit, per'
beiratet unb 0ater BON brei erDaAie:
men, aber .ni6t perbeirateten SDdtern
1T. @r f9risb sinise Bidder, Der el
beute lieber ni6t eeidrieben haber
mD6te, bielt an Stuoenten Heoen
bic ibn i6on i9per ssreut baben uni
trintt am liebiten 8uttermil4. 81
idldft germ uno lang, lit 5 SUB uni
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09
SIN 3eideu bes Giels.

10 3oG bod, rieet LIT pfuno unb
lGuft pie elm Minobuno. Gr liebt
oas Sbeater aber nur aon10bien uno
Sprinapperetten, mo man mDglihit
piel srifot iiebt, lit i'm iibrisen reliz
eiDs uno 56idt ieinem Weib jeben
Mbeno ein5elegramm, tpenn er Ra9ts
ni9t BEL ibr fein fam.
Seine Wabl, tit niat ietn Grfolg.
es 1T Der MusfluB Der Rebellion Der
MaiIe oes inbifferenten, niht aufgez
tlGrten, peroumniten 8oItes, oes Sc
bietes bon BEN @ereinieten Staaten
eeeen Die 91dblidteit oes 4opitaz
lismus oieies Ganoss, cine Hebeliou.
bie in ibrem inner.n We1en reattioz
nGr 1T, am liebiten bus Rao Der gnt=
pidlung 5uriidoreben piiroe. Wilz
ION mar oas rountle RoB" bes por
sen aarren Der bemotratiIden partei
bon bem ihlauen 8rpan gelpannt
puroe unb oen 8eifaI Der 2eute
fano, Die auf bic gislspartei hoffen,
bis Die Gnttdufdung lie lebrt, Dob
Tie einem 5rugbiloe nu4geiaet haben.
OieIe Gnttduf9nng miro ni6t aus
bleiben. 9hnelIer als in friiberen
eSabren miro Die Grnii9terung aus
Sem Raufd Der gageiitsrung tomz
men. Man tann nidt lei Dem
@robtapital gu 8dite, iein 8epunoe>
rer uno 2lnbeter fein unb 5u9leih Die
Spffnunsen bes gpltes, aus BEN
Sp9e Der Sruffftl1perei beTreit gu
fperoen, srfiillen. go miro ii6 ar
ser oemofratifhkn partei erfiilen
mas ii9 erfiillen rnuB, oas 8olt pir>
iid bon ibr abipenben, neil es erten'
nen lernt, oaB es betrosen puroe
Wilion mag fhon 1916 gum alter
Giiensetporfen perben, man fann rer:
iu9en bur4 eineE ,De4iel Der Wtdn
| ner fib ettpas fdn9er an Der 9srr
ihoft gu balten. bds @nbe 1T abe
Oenno9 poraus gu feben. Die Setter
mDeen bart peroen fir Die proleta
rier bie1es Qdn0ss. sic miro erfiil
len, mas iie gu erfiillen bat, llnier De
Sieq trob allebem!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09
Sernrttilte 6egiernng.

Die ssIdrisbensn 9eiese hintpsgfeBte.
Samals ertlGrten Die iuriitiihen
@ortfiibrer Der Resierung. oab audi
8etpalt our Suelle oes Re6ts per=
Den fann. Wenn itd nun bieienisen,
Ole iib i'm Belize Der Wadt befinoen.
ii6er Die esissli6en geitimmunsen
hintpesieBen oiirfen, iObalo oies
ihre SntereHen erforoern, 10 loute
man oo9 aus einem iolden Iorgez
ben oen 9stnedteten Die fir ibre
Redte fGmpfsn, tetnen 8ortpurf ma
Glen. yun esi9ub bas gritaunlihe:
Der Staatsanpalt madte ii4 oisfs
Recommendation gu eigen. Die 43
Mnssflagten tpuroen gu elmer 8e%
Iumtitrafe bon 81 y Wonaten Sc
fGnasnis unb 140 aronen 8eloItrufe
psrurteilt. Oas Organ Der partei>
leituna bemertt oa5u: Gnoltd etn
llrteil, bab bas 8lut bes proletariats
nidt aufpeitibt, elm llrteil, oas Die
Merfmals Der alaKeniuItia ni4t an
iid trGst, tpie pies BEL dbmli4en
prpseHen Bis iest ftets Der Joll mar.
Die Regierung bat anerfannt. Dob oie
@rbeiter ibr sseeniiber cine triesfib=
renoe Ma9t iino, sessm Die MON ni4t
immer nit poliSei uno @efdnsnilie
lertdmpfen tann.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09

iunesamenbements perfdumt, fir iid
ben Nubm gu iidern, bem 5ortfhrttt,
Der bonn Wsiten Der fommt, ben Weg
gum Often freisumaden. Die Bez
ppbner bes Staates Ohio nehmen
fir ii9 in Mniprud. cine iehr fortz
Idrittlide 8ep0lterung genannt 3ll
iperben. Cine 6ortl4rittlidfeit, bic
bic Jrauen sleid ainbern unb Der
bredern bonn Wablredt ausfAliebt,
E4it feine ssortidrittlidteit. 1T @iid=
f9rittlidteit. bic aus 9eraopftbsit be-
Oenfens' ftaNmt. Wit Ollie por
snitiotipe unb Referenbum 1T {:
m6gliA. bic Sdanbe bon ben Bur'
germ bes Staates Sbio gu nehmen
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09
Neaer @omala.

S8ir beginnen in oieier Nirmmcr
bes ,gho" nit Dem slbornd oes
6uBerIt lpannenoen Homans::
,Satte nnh Snngrise",
Don Dem olterreifiihen Shriftltei.
lcr Saher 0falioH.
slrbeiter unb slrbeiterir!1en. agl'
tiert fir oas ~GhoA.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09
2(rbeiter, aeitiert fir Cure preiie!

YuU6eH lIleUlu4llHell OeftuIu}uIl Jlu9>
rung unb Rleibung gu geben, entites
BEN Werts.
Sbne oen Son aus Der Groe 3u
6eben unb i'm gu formen, in 8sfdBe,
3iegeln, um uns gu bebaufen, pdre
er ipertlos.
aeinen Oampf. feline Seiauns
lpiiroe IS 9eben, tein Rab Der Utaz
I6ine niiroe iid betpesen, feline
Transportation, feline mpberne Sn=
buitrie tpiiroe IS geben, pbne &oblen.
Obne Giien feline giienbubnen, teine
Wfal9tnen, feline ooerne Gultur
Die Nrbeit transforniert Nuturz
Prooutte in Jormen, pie aletoer,
MObel, Rabrungsmittel, Sduier II.
(. n. Der Nrbeiter erndbrt, betlei>
bet, behauiet bic san5e Ration!
Die Qrbeit peri6afft Der Menid=
beit olle ssiitieen 9eniiHe, Muiit,
9eiang. 9u9er, um ben Meniden
auf cine bObere &ulturitufe gu brin=
gen, um ibn gu perebeln, ibn neu gu
itdblen, ibm mebr 9raft gu perleiben
ibn an5uip0rnen, neuen Oin9en Sc
italt au seben.
Sc bObsr Ole 9ultur, beito ebrens
bolIsr pirb bic 2lrbeit. Die 4rbei;
tertlaiIs lit Die Werte ihuffeno'
alafe i'm Staatel
| Die anbere alaHe Der Rei6en, BIZ
ni9ts tut als genieBen, pie BIZ
| Orobnen i'm 8ienenitod. lit pplitdn:
big iiberfliifis uno ioute pie OrOb
nen i'm 8ienenitod bebanoelt per:
ben.
| Der beutige 9eIenI6afts5uItanl
nit alien 1einen 2eiben uno llnge
re6tigteiten, no Die gr0Bten 4nteil
an Der Qlrbeit bsnientsen sufallen, bi
| iiberbaupt ME gearbeitet haben, oi
nd9It gr0bten 9lnteile oensn, oerel
9lrbeit beinube nur nominea 1T, I'M
10 tpeiter binunter, inoem Die Ser
giitung i'm glei6en 8er6dltnis gu
iammeni6rumpft, pie Die Irbei
l6iperer unb unangenebmer ptrf
bis enbli6 Die ermiibenbite uno uuf
: reibenOite t0rperlihe 4rbeit nidt mi
: 9etpibbeit naruuf rehnen tann. Ielb
nur oen notpenbigiten Qebensueoul
= 8u ertperben.
@s lit an Der 3eit, ii4 an oa
nutiirli6e Reht 3u beiinnen, ooer bc
Die Wtutter Natur Der 9arulltentla1
einen 5reibrief ausgeitellt? S0er lin
es mir, Die arbeitenoe Slahe, Die I
f Die Grbiaoft antreten lieB? Su, nj
!, naren es, unb ss lit bodite 3eit, I'm
5 oeHen gu ertnnern.
= @ir buben tein Re6t, unIere
: ainoern bas Grbe gu pertiir5en, ot
# Nu4lab muB pouitdnOig iein, men
+ mir aseaneen lino, ipnit peroen
n uns flu9en, uno nit Redt, ben
5 mir puren niht ipert, 81 leben,
n 8ir paren 81 5eiglinsen entarte
5 psnn islblt bas Sisr Iorgt fir icll
n Suneen, ober 1T IS Idon gu ipdt
n Nein, tuuienomal nein, ans Wer
r gruper, ans Wsrt.
Orsaniiiert Guh unter Dem BAL
ner Der iosialiltiIden Purtei, unit
II Dem Banner Der MsnIdenz9erbriio
|! rnusl Das mir So5ialiiten polls
Q lit, oas Grbteil antreten, es ielbit
Z oerpaltsn, i'm Snterehe Der urbeItsI
! ben Slahe.
L % itolsss @olt, ou @olt Der Rt
u den, = 5ieb um Did ber, erbebIt
- nidt? = DEN 9arten miro in 6ldr
- nensei6en Gntiesli6 nab'n e
L Strafssridt. = Die 3eit Der Serr
Il Tie lit oetpsfen, = Der 3orn Der Il
IL teroriidten lott, llno limb I
r WenIhenrstts SbeIsn = Oereil
H. in Sysuerfdrift gu lsisn, = 8
- nimmt man mehr, als ihwara
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IN l>Ls fLWA> &sAe
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09
Nrbcit!

rinaem .Wert, erit ipenn menialide
Mrbeitstraft iith betdtiet, fie fallt, iis
transformer, iinb IS -Gebrauhsars
titel, finb es Werfe.
Grh ipenn Der 2anbmann bas
felo urtar maat. beodert. bic pflngs
fhar, bie Senie in Mnpenbung
crinat unb 9srben 5ii4tet, umg Der
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09

9lrbeit lit Sic Grssuserin ale-
Werte. slle Naturreidtiimer Der
@rbe, lpie aoblen. Gifen, aupfer,
@plb, @ilber, turs ale Gr5e uno
Rpblen suiammen. finb putlos, telns
@sbraudsartitel, folange teine Nr=
belt an iie perpenbet nuroe. Die
8Iume in ben WGlbern fno bon ses
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09

bob fie bic Jrauen rehtli4 NIT mdnnr
lihen 8erbre9ern sleiAgeifellt ners
ben. @don i'm ndditen 9erbif mnB
bies eefbeben.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-11-09
MnsTdtsreid)e &pnsrckoiitrifte.

MusEd)tsrcdc &umsrcfbinrifte
Gn Moaldfeit io3oiider aonerbute iden in fol
eenon aaen ses m I'M Sabre 1910 oas StnenpcrbatnS
oe pereilte:
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
CONSERVING RESOURCES.

By the decision to secure a large tract of virgin forest in New Hamp- shire, the Appalachian commission has made it's first step towards the estab- lishment of national park and the conservation of the natural resources of New England most important ac- ton when its value is fully considered The commission had but little time in which to act te get the benefit Of It's appropriation for the year, having delayed for the report of the United States geological survey on the rela- tion of the forests to the supply of water for navgable streams The re- port seems to have been favorable and further action by the commission is likely to follow if 1t expects to get the benefit of the two million appropriated for it's use this fiscal year.
 The government Is paying a flat rate of eight dollars an acre for something over 30,000 acres in the White noun tains. and it has advantages which make it extremely valuable for the use desired and with little additional ex- pense it can be turned into a beautiful national park. This wise choice keeps this huge tract of land from the com mercial Woodchopper, who is fast de- foresting New England hills. Because of the attention which has been given the tract in protecting it against fires and in the trails which traverse the slope, it's park qualities are most promising and certainly much more to be desired than the barred hills.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
IrALY AND TURKEY.

How Turkey will act in regard to the expressed willingness of Italy to agree to terms of peace is a problem. in the face of her present attitude in the matter While the Tripoli end of their difference has seemed to quiet down. the trouble in the Aegean has shown Italy having everything her own way and is in a position where she can dictate terms. She has had victory from the start in her war against Turkey though her intention never indicated any desire to participate in the partitioning of the Turkey in Flu rope.
 Following Italy's success in northern Africa she began to pick up the is- lands in the Aegean supposedly to bring Turkey to a realization of her helplessness, but it has failed to work, so far. at least. It was never regarded that she had any idea of conquest in seizing them though they would open avenues of export trade, and she could, by holding them, free from the Moslem yoke the people who inhabit them, though they are mostly Greeks.
 A determination to hold the islands will make Tripoli simply an incident of the war and places Italy in a post ton to present large demands if the temptation to territorial conquest is followed. Italy's move for a peace con- ference would indicate that she had her position well defined, and it re- mains now for Turkey to be heard from Turkey may have to submit, but it can hardly be accomplished without strong pressure.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
REsTRIcTlNe NARcorIcs

The action of the state druggists' association, looking towards lepisIa- ton which will restrict the sale of mar cotios is a move from a source of knowledge as to the great use and abuse Of the various drugs. since their stand on this important question should have great influence in bring ing about the needed law. There is a restriction now concerning cocaine. but narcotics in general and herofn in particular will be covered by the proposed bill How extensive the use mi narcotics is no one knows better than the druggists and most commend able is their action in seeking 10 re- strict it and keep its use within inc proper channels.
 The determination to push the leg station, particularly as to heroiu. has resulted from the experience with the drug in New Haven, where many cases have been found where it was used In perpetrating a joke and the consequences became alarming. Quite a widespread feeling has been aroused 'n that city. SD that an ordinance to restrict its sale has been made mani Fest The drug ls made from opinn and Is very powerful A law restrict Ing aI narcotics can have only ben ehciai effect and would tend at least 90 Encouragement of the drug habit. one of the greatest curses of the coun- irr The druggists should have the support or the entire state in the pas sage of he bill
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
SMALL MILITIA COMPANIES.

One of the great difficulties experi- lnced by the commanders of state mil hary organizations in securing recruits pr enlistments, as well as maintain Ing a proper quota of men at the time of the annual encampments, is The attitude of employers on the mat ter of allowing employees the ten days vacation necessary to attend the camp of instruction. This annual assembly Of the coast artillery companies is now on al Fishers island, and notice has been given that five Of the companies 1cannot shoot because their enrolment Is not mp to the required figure.
 The state military organizations are happily seldom called upon to perform other than parade duty but many cit les have found 1t necessary to call hem out even this year for protection Waterbury and Middletown in this state were among the number and # was then that their presence was ap- preciated.
 Inability to get away for camp week and sub1ection to fines therefor. or loss of their employment if they go. keeps me ranks down below the proper num- Der for efficient work. While the young men are subject to call for pro- teetion or service and hold themselves In readiness for either, there should be patriotism enough among employers to allow them to be away from work ten days a year for instructions ana drill which makes them more efficient and better defenders of home and country. A proper view of the ques- lion ought 10 convince any employer Of the justice of the appeal.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
Summer Aids to Beauty
(Esther in Household Helps)

Face powder helps that shiny look only a few minutes and then. when rubbed of. woman's appearance is worse than ever. A true complexion beautifer is made by dissolvfng an original package of mayatone in a half pint witch hazel. Gently rub this .lo- ton over face, neck and arms every morning It holds all day long, and your complexion soon is clear, smooth, satiny and free from blemish
 Short-Sleeved waists sometimes prove em mbarrassing to a woman never troubled with superfuous hair on her face. Delatone will remove wild hairs Just mix powdered delatone with enough water to cover the hairs; ap- ply, and after two or three minutes rub on, wash the skin and the hairs will be gone.
 A great advantage of a dry sham poo IS that one is not compelled to de- vote hours to drying the hair. The pest shampoo powder is a mixture of four ounces of orris root and an orig lnal package of therox Sprinkle a lif- tie on the head. brush through the hair. and 1t removes dust oil and dandrufT trous
 TO make thin, short eyeIashes grow in long. thick and silky with a beauti- ful curl apply plain pyroxin to the lash roots with thumb and forefnxar daily. Rubbing pYroxin on stra 9glv eyebrows will make them long ana silky anu
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
IDEAS OF A PLAIN MAN

For your real genuine. simon-pure eNclusiveness you must go to a club
 Club is an English word; they have no equivalent for it in other Ian guaSes; and France and Italy Ger many and Russia use the English term That is because it is essentially an English thing
 \ club is a "clump'' or Knot" of per- sons joined together for social or oth- CT purposes, That was it's original meaning, doubtless.
 But it IS Implied that to shut us in means to shut everybody else out. And 1t IS the shutting out that is dearer to your true born Briton's heart than the shutting in
 ] have belonged to several clubs. and still go to one occasionally; and I here admit that the secret pleasure take In walking into the building. past the uniformed docrKeepers. consists in the CONSEQUENCES that my fellow men up- on the street would be promptly stop- ped if they attempted to enter.
 Thls regret as a low pleasure, and am ashamed as l write it. But aJI the same 1t is a distinct pleasure. inherit it, ] suppose, from my English ancestors, Just us l inherit some other things | like and am ashamed of from my chimpanzee ancestors
 For the acme of AH hngiishmah's enjoyment of life Is 10 know that some ene else wants and cannot get what he has. His gofden must have high walls, His forests must have game keepers wha should be called Peaeher shooters, His house is rightly called his castle. His whole fabric of society rests upon The desirability of exelu- siveness. His home, hIs park, his rail- way cempartment, his ciub all are marked WitH the idea of heaven, which is for the electi and the greatest of these is his club, for there even his wife is smut 0uA
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
4sLr ROUTED.

t-.uaIcDn national con .s.a lt iain that Roose-
 -aE.,. 0s the candidate of
 aV.uent that the Colonel
 @ .a,.Il ,o interpret that way
 ull5 b. combined strength ,.-. -is supporters are keeping him on -. --4- and delaying as long as pos
 .c the bolt which he has been plan alag for. The Taft forces are clearly il control of the convention and the disposition of the Roosevelt delegates to accept Governor Hadley of Missouri instead of the Colonel must have been a bitter piece of information for the ambitious third -termer. This is evil dence that the supporters Of Roosevelt are prepared to desert. which will mean a division of those vslo stand for the republican party and those who aCvoca,e the r3dicalism. Instability and demagogy. of which he has been the champion.
 The vindication of President Taft is Indicate by the entire action so far sL Chicago. He and his managers have shown the intention to adhere to party rules and principles throughout the entire campaign. He has stood for the interests of the people without sham or broken promiAes. while in con- trast has been an exhibition of circus play for purely selfish interests. The direction of the bolt in the committee on credentials only indicates what or ders will be given for the convention when 1t reassembles. The Taft mem bers have indicated their desire to give proper hearing to the contests for second time. but there is no reason to expect any change The presentation and approval of the delegates as ad- nitted by the national committee means that the sword goes into the air and the break for a dictatorship will carry only a small following. Pres ldent Tafts followers are fortified with Futh, justice and judgment. and have he strength.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
BULLETINS SPECIAL YALE LETTER.
Twelve Degrees Conferred Commencement Exercises Bob Cook Stroke Encourages Blue Supporters to Hope For Victory the Thames Graduates Night on the Campus Proposal to Rebuild Old Brick Row-Honors Come This Way.

shortly after 10 o'clock, through Phelps gateway, accompanied by half dozen bands of music and with red fire in abundance. Boola Boola, Down the Field, and the other Yale songs were sung by the crowds, with the greatest enthusiasm. and the cheering of the grads was likewise full of spirit There were various indiviual features of en- tertainment and 'O6 with it's cooley song made a hit. A pushmobile race between six classes was started off around the fence, and then a huge push ball was brought on for a fight be- tween Shelf and Academic. The re- turns in neither of the contests would indicate the winner. but they were big closing features of an evening full of sport. Before dispersing, the alumni marched over to the Shelf campus for short additional celebration. The entire affair was conducted in so ex- celent manner that it's repetition in succeeding years is apparently assured
 The proposal of rebuilding the old Brick row has been made in 8 letter by New Haven graduate to the Alumni Weekly. He feels that Yale undergraduate life should be centered on the campus and that the erection or more reclIauon nails and dormltoF- ies outside would destroy the unity that is so desirable. Then modern limestone" cannot take the place of the old-time buildings. The writer be- lieves many will welcome the idea of another old Brick row"
 William Witter Wright, 1912, of Putnam, Conn, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa, in recognition of his high scholarship.
 Max Henry Foley, 1914S. of Nor wich, Conn, has been awarded honors in the studies of freshman year in the scientific school. Thos Wheeler re- ceived honors in drawing and chemis- try
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21

Tuesday night saw the revival of good old reunion custom, Graduate night, on the campus, where the alum nj with the public excluded by locked gates, could renew their youth un- molested, watched by no critical eye. The classes began to swing into their places, designed by wigwams with the class numerals (which novel struc- tures IS the Alumni Weekly said, will mark the class headquarters and will otherwise cover d multitude of sins),