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Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22

Firxt Quarterly Conferences Held High School Alumni Receptien--T a1f Collector Bound to Celieet-sall Game at DayviIIe.
 Miss Laura Bessette WAS at New London attending the Yale-H Harvard boat races Friday.
 Quarterly Conference.
 Rsv. J. H. Newland, district super intendent, presided at the first uarteray conference of the Denielson Methodist church Friday afternoon.
 The annual convention of the Bap- tiHt Sunday schools of the county will be held at WarrenYille on Wednesday of next week.
 Took Yale EEanlinations.
 Students from Killtngiy and other schools tn this part of the county were at Pomfret school Friday afternoon, taking the entrance examinations for Yale.
 Miss Nellie Fournier is with rela- tives in Springfield, Mass. for a week s stay.
 Mrs. c. H. Starkweather has return ed from visit with friends at Quidnic, R. l. Mrs. R N. Colvin. though still seri- ousiy i'll, is improving.
 Colonel Steere in Town.
 Colonel Steere of Chepachet, a dwarf who for many years toured the coun- try with some of the largest tented attractions, is visiting friendF in Dan ielson.
 St. Johns Day Mass.
 The members of the local council of J.'Union St. Jean Baptiste d'Amerique will unite with the Dayvine council on Sunday morning, attending service at St. Joseph's church in that village. St. James band will do escort duty.
 Car (suto) loads of rah! rah! boys fitted through Danielson Friday from Massachusetts points. en route for the Yale Harvard toat races on the Thames. They rode in such mighty nice machines that there is little req son to believe that they have to worry about the source from which comes the price to pay for their steak at 40 cents a pound, and this is not knocking, etth- CT. It was a pleasure to watch them enjoying themselves even if they did fracture at times the speed limit
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ready to Finance Project of Munieipa!
 Water Works.

It is announced that a Hartford fRe insurance company stands ready to finance the project of the taking over by the city of the plant and property of the Putnam Water company, the rate talked of be1ng 4 1-2 per cent, Cor poration Counsel J. F. Carpenter has recommended to the eammnn council that short time notes be issued until such time aB 1t ts definitely known just what the eity wants te dn. then issue bonds and Fednes tlfe interest to a rea- suaAhie fate,
 II Is Pre1sable that eunae changes may se leHAed for as snah as the city e6faes iht6 pessessigh ef ti1k pFaBepty, The eAdsnee at HRFa5ePd hefpFs ho seeeiai eesaasal ssaea bFeaght out facts flat iHaieate that the hYAraa Rressure is hat al that it shaald Aa lA eartain haFts Of the eltY ee lRslife tAe fullest pFe4eefieH iH ease ef AIe aad that large mains aFe needed ia Fanae see8iens, Fhe flitsEiRg plant aise needs seHe att teRtiHR:
 Af tRe last Esssiaa ef ths legislature 4ERattAEz6aR ga RaEga s EtsHH13
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22

prizes in that school, the claim bsang made that they arc not given as a. tT71s test of merit, but rather tO a chance winner in a single competitive eraTn- inatfon. The principal of the school admits that there is Some tustffca4iop for tho protest and that the resrl- may be ( change in the nsttlod and true Dssrit be made the acu1aI teef The~.hzsB no doEbt but that the prlz.-
 A'continusd on Pags r.,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22

There is at least one policeman m
 Nev, ondor who insists in relating his tale of woe as a guardian of the peace to almost any willing ears and is moi averse to enter into discussion of matters that refer to his superior officers and the general system of the nolice force. It is this say-so here ana that say-so there that leads to trotpfe sometimes, in even well-resnateo Po outside about internal affairs Is in bad Forro and not calculated to promote inc best interests of the force # tbinqs do not suit any particular of- fieer he should make complaint direct and perhaps if there is fault 1t will he reetffed and net peddle his shop talk ahout the streets when he ought to be attending strictly to the work for which he receives pay, When an
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
PATENTS

Protect your idea Handsome sO-page
 Guide Book Free. HARRY E. BACK. AttoFnAy .at. La,v. Phoenix EInek. panisissn, Conn, 0r41TuThA
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22

The New London Municipal Art so- ciety has taken up the oudgel for what is termed a safe and sane Fourth of July, which means. if made effeetive that Independence Day will be us quiet as a Sunday in New London this year, but the society promises really pa-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22

gret that they are too feeble to be out with the hounds the night before.
 Fortunately for the great majority the time will come when there will be no one to object for the safe and sane Fourth that has been advocated So srongiy of late years all over the land.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
A pInaaant situahihn-

Senator Lortmer Is in ths rasftiou of the fellow who iS $sO In hole when the rest of the boys want to catch the . q. m. car.---Washington Past.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22

Pupils of the Nathan Rais Grammar sohool have made. formal protest against the method of awarding certain
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

5ia Thunder Shower Welcomed Woman Worker Arrives to Eneour- aae Strikers-Big Insurance Com pany Would Finance Water Works Deal.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
DANIEL.SON

FIrxt Quarterly Conferences Held High School Alumni Reception--T a1f Collector Bound to Celiect-sall Game at DayvilIe.
The day book., 1912-03-15
BUSINESS, PoIIIIcs PROSPERITY WEALTH MUST
COME UP FROM THE MASSES OF THE PEOPLE

Written for The Day Book BY Woodrow Wilson Governor Of
se:-s@5 New Jersey
What fills with confidence ne future that theworid IS
not waiting upon the stupidity Of politics The world has an
awkward own hands, The life of the
people nautin the long express itself politics. and it does
not expressse this country the politics we have been
accustomed TO in the last decade T. IS: -
There three theories of government in this country
Don't deceive yourself by suppong all the people believe demo
cratic because they do You have only to listen
the utterance of very distinguished Republican speakers to-
that they do not believe and do pretend believe
tive government They will tell you they do believe the judg
nent Of the people be trusted And going cou
sci from these gentlemen the preservation of
tive institutions when they don't want them the great
body of the people
don't know whether was born learned what
happened but know this that the deepest conviction have
arising out of observation and this that would rather
take the judgment of the rank and file than the judgment the
who have become absorbed successful leaders under
takngs. ~
And want to ask these gentlemen this query: What
ta business the United Stae What is that makes the
United States Is it that have great captains of
industry? What would they do without the cunning and skill the
muscle and the ndomtab aspiring hope of the American peope
If these people find hope dying of their hearts they
would become dumb driven beasts and your would fail
for lack of the very breath that sustains them.
If to find whethera nation prosperous ask the
who the make what they hope and what they fear Go the
country districts and fathers who looking for
ings for their where they get them where they
find doors open and where they finds doors shut Go through the
places where making earnings and whether they dread
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-10-31
Notice Of Sale for Delinquent Assessment

Notice IS hereby given that on the end day
of october, 1912. warrant was duly and reg
ularly issued by the Recorder of the City OF
Hood River, oregon, to me directed and de-
livered, commanding me to forthwith adver-
tise the property mentioned and described
therein against which the assessment for the
cost of improving lot l5 block ., ldlewilde
Addition, of said city was made, and 10 sell
such property or so much thereof as can be
sold separately to advantage sufficient to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with in
terest, costs and disbursements In the manner
provided by law, and TO return the proceeds
OF such sale 10 the City Treasurer of the City
OF Hood River, oregon, and the following is a
description of the property against which
assessment was levied and which is deln-
quent, and gives the name OF the person TO
whom 10 was assessed, and the amount of the
assessment thereon now due, to- Wit:
Lot 10, block 3, Idlewllde Addition to the
City of Hood River, Oregon, assessed to II. A.
Pettis, amount Si5 90, under the provisions OF
Ordinance 3l9y approved by the Mayor on the
18th Iday of July, 1911 providing for the as.
sesssment OF said property TO pay the cost of
said improvement.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of said war
rant and for the purpose of satisfying the de-
linquent assessment mentioned therein will
on Saturday, the 30th day of November, 1912,
ri the hour of 40 O'Clock a. IN. of said day, at
the front door of the Court House In the City
OF Hood River, County of Hood River State
Of Oregon. proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, the sew
| eral tracts or parcels of land above mention.
! ed, or so much thereof az can be sold separ.
| stely to advantage sufficient 10 pay said de
| linquent assessment, together with the inter.
| est, costs and disbursements provided by
| law, and Will continue said sale nom day To
| day thereafter until said property is sold, OF
| so much thereof as may be necessary to sat
| isfy said assessment.
Dated at Hood River, oregon, this 8lst day
OF october, 1912.
ROBERT LEWIS
Marshal Of the City OF Hood River, oregon
| O8lp2S
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-10-31
"The Lottery Man"

The New York press was unanimous
in pronouncing "The Lottery Man,
comedy Of unusucl merit, due credit
being given to the excellent company
which contributed so much toward its
big metropolitan success. 1t is the
original cast. headed by Herbert Thay-
er and New York production which
will be seen here under the direction Of
Messrs. Shubert when "The Lottery
man" comes to the Monroe Theatre,
Nov. Sth.
Briefly, "The Lottery Man" con-
eerns the attempt Of Jack Wright, a
young journalist, to run a lottery in
connection with his paper, by which he
hopes to advertise the paper and also
realize a considerable sum of money
from the success of the scheme. He
offers himself as the human prize, the
lottery being of a matrimonial nature
The profits from the sale of coupon.
are to go with the prize, this being al
added inducement. Jacks scheme il
not entirely unworthy, however, as h,
hopes to devote some of the proceeds o
the lottery to provide greater comfor
Tor ms sweet, old fashioned mother
The word d-fashioned, moreover, i
we'll taken, for direct contrast /
offered to this type of mother by an
other character in the play the mothe
of Jacks chum who devotes her tim
to obesity cures and "beauty treat
ments in order TO present youthful
appearance. Much of the hunor Of tn
play is afforded by Lizzie" the con
panion of the beauty fadist, upon whor
her employer, Mrs Peyton, first trie
all of her "cures" to test their success,
Lizzie, to say the least, is neither ia
nor heavy, but Mrs. Peyton is relen
less. Regardless of the ultimate efTe,
on Lizzie, she must share her mistres
physical culture exercises, diet an
various other remedies for reducinl
Lizzie" has proved one of the mo
popular characters ever seen in fare
As one of the New York papers put i
''lf laughing made people fat, the
would be money in peddling 'anti-fa
in the lobby of the theatre.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-10-31
Notice Of Sale for DELINQUENT Assessment

Notice Is hereby given that on the 22nd day
of Octobe0 1872. a variant vas duly ana resl
larry Issued By the Recorder OF the City OF
Hood River. oregon, 70 me directed and de
liyered, commanding me TO forthwith sdyer-
tise the property mentioned and described
therein against which the assessment for the
cost OF improving lots and 5, block 10, ldle-
wilde addition, and the west 50 feet Of lot
block /. Idlewiide addition Of said City was
made. and 10 sell said properly or 20 much
thereof as can be sold separately 10 adVant-
age sufficient 10 pay said delinquent assess
menf together withtinterest, costs ana dis
bursenents In the manner provided BY law,
and 20 return the proceeds 50 such sale 70 the
City Treasurer Of the City OF Hood River, ore
s0n, and the following Is description OF the
property against which assessment was
| levied and which is delinquent, and gives tho
name OF the person 10 whom il was assessed, +,
| and the amount Of the assessment thereon
lots and 5. .:BloCk 10, Idlewide Addition TO
| tine Cftv OF Hood River. Oregon, assessed 70
| II. T coleman. amount sj5g0, and the wesp5l
| feet OF Lot 9 Block ], IuleWilde Addition 70
| the City OF Hood River, oregon, assessed 20
| N McGarvin. amount ss4.ai, under the
| provisions OF Ordinance No. 342, approved by
/ ihe Mayor on the 27th day OF september, w !,
providing for the assessment OF SAID pfopeIl9
/ TO pay the cost of said Improvement now
l therefore, in pursuance OF said warrant an
I rfo the purposeof satisfying the delinquent
mentioned assessment therein, Will on sat
urday, the 80th day OF November. 1872, al the
| hour OF ten O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day, at the
| front door OF the Court house IN the CITY OF
flood River, County Of Hood River, slate OF
oregon. proceed TO sell at public auction 70
the highest bidder for cash IN hand, the sew
eral tracts or parcels Of IaHd above mention
ed. or SO much thereof as can be sold separ-
ately to advantage sufficient TO pay sara ut-
deliuauent assessment, together with the m
tfresi, costs and disbursements PROVIDED oy
law. aud will continue said sale from dsy to
day thereafter until said property Is sold, or
50 much thereof as may be necessary TO SAL
isfy aid assessment
Dated at Hood River, Oregon, this E3lst DAY
of October 1872. -,.. ,.,.,,,,.,
Marshal OF the City OF Hood River, oregon
O3ln28
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-10-31
Notice Of Sale for DELINQUENT Assessment

Notice is hereby given that on the 22nd day Of
October, 1912, a warrant was duly and regularly
issled by the Recoader Of the City Of Hood River.
Oregon, to me directed and delivered. commanding
me 70 forthwith advertise the property mentioned
and described therein against which the assess
meat tOr the cost of improving Lot g. Block y
First Addition West, of said City was made and
10 sell said property or much thereof as can be
sold separately to advantage sufficient to pay said
delinquent assessment, together with interest
costs and disbursements in the manner provided
by law ana to return the proceeds Of such sale to
the City Treasurer of the City Of Hood River Ore
gon and the following is description Of the prom
erty against which assessment was levied and
which IS delinquent. and gives the name Of the
person 10 whom II was assessed and the amount
of the assessment thereon now due to-wit:
Lot ., Block Il, First Addition West to the CITY
! OF Hood river, Oregon, assessed to jayne q Hart
Wig, amount Si6.6j, under the provisions Of Ordi.
nance Ne. 300, approved by the Mayor on the llth
ment OF SAID property to pay the cost OF said i'm.
proyement
| Now, therefore, in pursuance Of said warrant
and for the purpose Of satisfying the delin1up,i
assessment mentioned the. Elm, will on Saturday
the 30th day Of November 1912, at the hour OF ter
o'clock A, M. Of said day at the front door of tht
Court House. IN the City of Hood River. County al
| Hood River State Of Oregon. proceed 10 sell al
public auction to the highest bidder for cash In
hand, the several tracts or parcels Of land aboy,
mentioned. or so much thereof as can be sold sem.
erately 10 advantage sufficient 10 nav soid dsi,p
Quent assessment, together with the interest
costs and disbursements provided By law. and viii
continue said sale from day TO day thereafter nm.
i ald property is sold or so much thereof ag ma,
be necessary TO satisfy said assessment.
Dated at Hood River. Oregon. this 3ist day OF
October, 1912.
ROBERT LEWIS.
-, Marshal of the City OF hood River. Oreron
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-10-31
Notice Of Sale for Delinquent Assessment

Notice is hereby given that on the end day OF
/ October. 1912. warrant was duly and regularly
issued By the Recorder Of the City Of Hood RIVER
| Oregon. TO me directed and delivered, command
| ing me to forthwith advertise the property men
| toned and described therein against which the
assessment for the cost Of improving Lots and 4.
Block A, Barrett Sipma Addition Of said City was
made and to sell said property or so much thereon
as can be sold separately TO advantage sufficient
to pay said delinquent assessment, together with
| interest, costs and disbursements in the manner
provided By law, and TO return the proceeds OF
such sale To the CITY Treasurer Of the City Of
Hood River Oregon and the following is a de-
scription of the property against which assess
ment was levied and which is delinquent, ana
gives the name Of the person TO whom It was as
sessed. and the amount Of the assessment thereon
now due, tO-wit:
Lot /. Block A, Barrett Sipma Addition to the
CITY of Hood River Oregon, assessed to 5. Amund-
son. amount s3l930. and Lot 4, Block A, Barrett
Sipma Addition to the City Of Hood River. Oregon
assessed to S. Amundson, amount Ssl.b5 under
the provisions of Ordinance No 326 approved by
the Mayor on the 5th day Of September, 1911. pro-
yiding for the assessment Of said property to pay
the cost of said Improvement.
Now therefore. in pursuance Of said warrant
and for the purpose Of satisfying the delinquent
assessment mentioned therein. will on Saturday.
the Both day of November, 1912, at the hour Of ten
O'Clock A. M Of said day at the front door Of the
Court House. in the City Of Hood River County Of |
Hood River State of Oregon, proceed to sell at !
public auction TO the highest bidder for cash in /
hand the several tracts or parcels Of land above |
mentioned, or so much thereof as can be sold sep
arately to advantage sufficient to pay said delin-
luent assessment, together with the interest,
costs and disbursements provided by law, and will
continue said sale from day to day thereafter un-
iii said property is sold or much thereof as may
De necessary to satisfy said assessment.
Dated at Hood River. Oregon. this 3lst day Of
October. 1912.
ROBERT LEWIS,
Marshal of the City of Hood River. Oregon
3ln28
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-10-31
FELLOWS ENTERTAIN
MENT APPRECIATED

Although the audience was small, no
company Of musical entertainers ever
before appearing here were more high
" appreciated than the Fellows Con-
cert Co., which was presented Monday
night at the Congregational church by
Rev. E. A. Harris.
The quartet is composed Of Harry j.
Fellows, tenor. Miss Theo Sabln. So
prano. Miss Mabel Driver, contralto
and f. Earl Vanderburg, basso, with
Miss Marguerite Fellows, pianist.
Each proved themselves thorough
artists and were SO evenly balanced
and equally good that it would be IN
kind to speak Of one as better than the
other. Every appearance, twelve n
number, was encored, except the con
eluding number Of the first part. Miss
Driver was recalled the third time.
The program was in two parts. The
first included the quartets, "Estudlan-
tini, )" LaCome ''Ihe Triton" Malloy
and "The Kerry Dance" Malloy; q
piano solo, "Nymphs at the Spring,
Paul Juan; bass solo, The Clang of
the Forge" Hodney; contralto solos,
"Carissima," Penn and my Ain
Folk" Lemon; terror solos, "Norah,
Pigott. and could DR.. MaGinn, Lohr
duets, 80, Moment That | Bless,
Barret. and LA Serenatta. Tosti.
The grand opera selections in part
two were the final quartet from Rigo-
letto, soprano recitatiye and air
WALTZ Song" Edward German, from
Tom Jones; Duet, "Homo to Our
Mountain, from II Trovatore and the
Sextette arranged from Lucia. The
eleven encore numbers were well
chosen bits of simple, much loved
song; that were very effectively sung.
II was the biggest dollars worth ever
received by music lovers in Hood
Riuar
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-10-31
Fred MCCrea Sells Horses

Fred McCrea has found unique
business to keep him busy this winter.
While he was visiting the pendleton
Roundup this year. he conceived the
idea of buying carload of the west
ern ponies and taking them east,
where they could be disposed of profit
ably for riding ponies. He began a
correspondence and soon found that a
riding school in Boston was eager to
secure a number of Just such horses.
They commissioned Mr.. McCrea to
make their purchase for them and he
has secured the ponies and has taken
them back to the 'Town of Beans. ="
where the bronchos will become tame
and gallop over boulevards and through
parks with their freight of young Bos-
tonians.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-10-31
Notice Of Sherifrs Sale
In the Circuit Court Of the Stat, ,s o.
Hood River Comfy '' oregon 10

In the Circuit Court of the State Of Oregon e..
Hood River Comfy. 'A'N 'O'
Fannie Jones, Plaintiff vs.. W Ar,,,. -.
F. Angus and II. A. Cunning Defepdsnts grace
Notice is hereby given that an ezeeptior o,a 80
ger 9i sale was issueu Out Of the Cirguit c.. -
enS Sisl' 81 Oregon for Hood River County o ~
sD,9 sD,9 gay OF Oet9oer lsle, upon udqI,ent ro,5
od 3l .nS lyth day Of October, lgl2 in fa.o- ~
~ pA'n'rI T annie Jones. and against ~ a.
SSalHn's' E.'s' 2; W; Angus. Grace E. Angus and u a
~ 10 me directed and rnmandirs- oiue' oI sale
property hereinafter described for t, 70 sen me
sNUslylhY the Judgment Of the plaintisF po'e os
auSt loi the sum Of Four Thousand I'D 6o1l S Su
ne WIN interest from the Srd day ~ 80 Lui-
wy Az 'ne rate OF eight per cepf1rs r a.
Iu Ne lurthef sum Of SlSI7o ,yifk ;i'.,u'i''
1'sle2n irom the 9th day Of February 1e,5
@ - VI S'H ~ per eentum per auruu and ~ 49, ~ ue
sun vl Two Hundred Fifty ts25Dl Dnai itl .i'ef
ney lees, and the costs incurri ,oAis. attor-
Of Execution iNd upon SAID Writ
lhersiore, IN compliance with said .-.-..
suu 9lIer OF sale viii on the 9hfh 3a. sfNstuuon
oe'. l9ll al the hour Of ten IOl o'cCeI y NoVem-
~ ~ Ihe Iiont door Of the CONT h. 'ysen9oh,
e3u9y Oregon, sell at public s,ct ~ hoed
e,,Sss olu9er tor cash in hand for ~ @ 70 'ne
; IH H l1e Judgment above naneJ ~ -, kISe OF
''A ~ ,uesStloed property, to-wif. ''7 loiow-
o. ~ ~ Esst sixteen tl6) acres of fhs u...r,-,.
NJ Ssst; quarter Of the Nortbyst ' 1'I OF
M P.' Ca,o 9lAteen .l6l Township Tvo SS SIt Tlst
alan sifHst5 w, East Of the Wlametta ~ NJ
Ds,e{ ~ a,u. 'h hood River County. Or1,,, "ei'
NN'eo 'o's Slst dey Of October 1aio V'Ssoh'
oSin2S Sb.-;sr Z =, MUS. T. JOHNSON
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-10-31
DEMOCRATIC ORATOR
SPEAKS TONIGHT

George Fred Williams, of Massachu-
sets, one of the foremost orators of
the Democratic party, will address the
voters of Hood River county at the
Commercial club rooms tonight. Mr..
William, who is known as the Great
Commoner of Massachusetts, has
been touring the Willamette valley in
the interest of the Democratic cam
paign. He addressed large audience
in Portland Tuesday night. Mr.. Will
Jams has long been follower of Will
lam Jennings Bryan and has advocated
the principles propounded by the Ne
braskan.
The Democrats Of the county are dis
playing an interest in the coming of
Mr.. Williams and a good crowd should
hear him tonight.