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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05
SUBMARINE MADE GETAWAY

BERLIN January An official announcement, TO-DAY $780,
German submarine by wireless that after orpcdoed ~
English bs,shp Formidable the English Channel il was -
by British destroyers, bu, escaped uuhurt"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05
WEATHER.


t-HlNGIoN. D. q. Jan
".f Teas Fair tosial. carr1t
... rain or $500 colder Iu I
U.uuarIIs WeIueaH .t flIr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30
8HOstieneiter.

clair. De maes Suletraieii
09taars- aften SCI. 80 / airfens
9r9pt. 5oertiG Denliait i%uobDoes
&DtaarsOag @uOstiena.
tie 5ormiooag 9l. 1870 SIN.
Sgnbag r. 5moagsifole 81.
9,t5. @uostieneIte ST. 1890 5m
o. 730 aften
SeunarO: SenoagsifoIe meo aon-
firman6lpsning 5per Senoag 81.
10. Ganif @uOstieneite I. o. 8.
sgnOag / boer @aaneO 6ormiooaa
aG. II. gngeIit @uostieneTte ,. %
A. Senoa9 / bUer 1aaueo 5ormio.
oug Gl. II.
Drum; @uostieneite I. % 3. Sen.
Sag / 6oer 0oane0, 81. 1890 6or
mio0aa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30
GeOar Sans, ia.

Raitor g. grsvenien par / Rort9
1ofota iorriae Waaneo. hoor ban
habOc Snobpoalie ira Here al gle.
niabeoerne 0eroppe.
Wartin 9eterien ira Raibun.
ga, bar febt Garl Sopes Glen
bonn paa 81. nf 10 o. 9lufi Ct
San obertnaer G%ienoommen til 1.
Nnrts.
Stroent llbrenbolot og bans
TorloDe6e Wiis Cline ariloien bar
tilbragt Snlen FER bos benoes 5or.
GI0re og SsifeuOe. Siuoent libren.
bolot taIte / 0a5aret1 airfe / Ssn.
bags.
ga ioo bar Of iaen npret fam.
le6e ! Siemmene og | airfen for at
feire Dor 5reliers 8eoielsoae; ben
6liner 10 ieiret ooerolt, ON END
pna forifeGig Wdnoe. Suleoog
bapoe ri @uostieneite ON 5ormio.
hagen, og / Ssnoogs eftermiboag
SuletrR for Senongsffolen. Ons.
bag aften pil De urge bdDe oeres
Suletr0sieit, og Iorsbog B.. 310e
pil M~enigbeOen iamIes for at afbol.
De lit aarsmeoe.
Mrs. Inorem RieIien, iom bleD
opereret paa ct Soipitnl / Baier.
FOO iioite CONNER. FAR MI igen |
ca. 7 lleer ppret meeet ing. 5in
er pna ct 6oIpitol I DUBUQUE, Sa.
8i bill banbe, at benoes RiIitnno
mart mao foranOre TIA til bet be.
Ore, og at bun mart man blipe raft
iaen.
MeO 2nifet ON ct goot og pei.
iianet Nntoor for nGnniferen"s Re.
batter, Meoarbeioere oa Prfere.
4orr.:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

ger oct, fan man pare betenOt al
5aa buor iom BELT"
Zen Rat 0rsmte De 10 imaa Ri
ger ON 5uIetrG os SuIeengIe; De.
les 5aoer bao0e nemIie imoo 5or-
pentning life giort noeen Snoen.
Ding, oa iaa par Sagen 10 ! OrOen.
5iOen for Soften fom. og iisri
oeres bruno aioIer % Ipie 6orfIa.
Scr, meo ct tlIsrt 3erfI9oe pao
Sopeoet o. IrGifo pan 5sOOerne.
too De mart pe6 8rpitens Stieoer,
hUor TO al 9rpitens 1stre FOG Iige.
iaa penIigt imoO Dem. iom Oeres
5orGI6re bao6e giort for nogIe Gage
iioen.
Gen 0i er fife inobuot og Tom.
MGR life meO iu0 o. fan intet for.
tale ON ieIoe 5eitcn; oi bill berior
finn tiIisie. at giaerne gIemte Den
al0rig. Zen par, ina Iange De Ie.
peSe, et a oeres Ipieite gnrnooms
minoer % nanr BET Tom irem, 10
ne0e set aItio / Oeres Sipf % Sino.
D@u6 DeIiigne Dem Ser iaa
aGrliat alpoeOe os imaa."
Og ira Siertets 8nb ienotes man.
gen en- title Eaf o. 9en til bom,
iom SuIetrpet min6er os ON, %
iom fan fDlOe Wenneifers Sierter
meo aprIigbeo o. gnrmbiertig6eo.
Wrs. R. I.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30
U1uiif.

Cor at imSoefomme be manet
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aunoer. bar ri lat ss | 5srbinbelis
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R~uiifb9fter (Sbeet Ruiie) til peb-
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Ruiif al u. aIefpe. zoni. &C en-.
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Rnrsarttts gHsseiaHs.
vi 9aonesemnerne~. &enrii 5b-
len. Nuiif al y. 8riee. Ianif oe
enselif left. gris % Cts.
Snttrientens SpnSas.
vi Sfrgen Roe. Nuiif Of Or
Bull. Gnnif Os engeIit 9efit
Yris % Cts.
alpfftfItmf.
vi Joor a:-.ssnarb. Rg':. Al
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Gents.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30
Gn Sule %OrtGaing
ira Sanmart.

5 llofanten al en- 9anosbD paa
SiRaano lna for mango 9(ar ii6en
ct lille ialoefProigt 9us. 8in0ner.
ne BAR imaa og 0eren Ian. @n It'll.
Ie 9eeembermorgen et Bar Gage
fer Sui aabneOes 9eren, o. en-
0enlig aoinoe fuIgte TO Smnapi9er
5Uoraf oan 9IOfte bar en- aurD paa
Arnen. ct @ar Grin neoao Stien
iom isrte ira 6uiet. Get par let
at ie, at bum bar 0eres Wooer.
uSa. iaa gaa / fun / SUBS Qaon
3d." iagoe bun mil6t % title. IS
ifaI life oore banae. Gen. iom
SUD oil bepore. er u6en Sare. Men
bils ppnt og fpsrg ina. ON 5 tor
be0e ON ct Notwithstanding Tor
SuGebeiti0en."
Oct bar life iipl6ent / BEN 5io
at ie 9srn iodIeoes ienot no meo en-
@uro pao Grmen oeo SuG oa gaaife
inabeI Iom oeo llloflipnines oe
Observation-Disclosures Cher. Wna
lie en- ener anoen al mine 9eiere
bar gaaet / iomme 9Grin6e. Gen
fattiee Rooer ito6 oe ian efter De
imna, iuotiI De forIoonot for benoes
@lit; inn aif bun title inS, me6ens
Tanrerne ranot neo ooer De bIeae
ain6er.
Oct par isrite Sang, bun ienote
line @ern no pna ben Roaoe. OF
ifsnot Oct pei life egentIig 1niaas
for en- Sfam at gre oct, bopOe oct
foitet ben0e en- ippr aamp o. finer.
let benoe onbt. 6un fslte. BET bur.
Sc fife nPre n6ooen0igt oct
burOe fife geres. Wen bum 6dooe
intet al febe for, % Be Imna hnoor
beot ina ppnt; De utloe iod gerne
bnbe liot aoot iii Suleaiten. Dc AZ
set fnnoe mite at ibge 5erren / Ben
og 5ro for inaOnnne 1ing, set par
ser altfor foo / Omegnen, Tom
tpnfte paa i De Gage.
ri DiI life fsIge 9Brneue paa
0eres gan6rins sennem 2anosbpen
iomme Steoer msotes De meo Ben.
ligbeo, og ct St1ffe 6peoefage meo
Smgr o. nn6et go0t bIeo ldgt ! De
res qllro, andre Steoer mootoaas
Staflerne me6 ali nn6et enc Ben.
ligbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30
aenmaro, 3ebr.

Den %. os. a~atebieoes Mr. 9iels
Better 9arien ira SermoH og g2iis
Barn Gnrlien ira aennaro / gru.
sens 9iem ca. en- Mil git for Sen.
unro. On anieIig Slot al be98es
SIagtninge ooeroareoe 5sitioeIig
beoen o. gnifeOe be unse til e9ffe
Sfrafs efter at gielien bar ooer.
Efoaet, og ct goot 8rDlIupsmaaltio
oar i~notnget, began bet n1eiitegar
fla til Blair for Oerfra at itarte paa
en- grpllupsreiie til Ges Roines
So., forItoo III. 3f. sniter bierte.
lie til 2nffel
Suleoag feireoes Der meo
9gimesIeeuostieneite ON 5ornio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

cnsoae ben 80. December 1914.
Blair, @e6r.

Den 7. San. ifaI 9roi. a. Z
eamo ooertage it gmbeOe JONI
e0untp-S superintendent, og iaaleoes
opitaar Der en- 8afauie / Dana Col.
Ieges 9areritab. gaB Caroline
Sobnien, iom fer bar D9ret 9a
rerinoe oeO Dana. iaa blot Ri mint
oes en- 8 q 6 Aor, er %engugeret IL
Al igl0e oenne gafanie. Scr 10 4ar
fOen tog bum 5erie og reiite I'll
europa Tor at itu0ere piOere. Otter
bsa0 Der er meooeIt os, irefuen
Sreoe bun ferit en- 3io Bat. Ston
saarO geteriens 9i6elifoIe / as
baubaDn. Sioen itioereoe BUN / Der,
I'm. Do efter at bun er fommen
tilbaee til amerifa, bar bun atter
lhlOeret en- 5to oe0 Rebraifa I'M
periitet, boor bum bar taget DC. u
@raoen. 8eIfommen tilbagel gfiis
Sobnien.
Rrof. 9unO bar bpret 9prer oeo
Rana College / 912 aor. Of. a
mifer bom 9pffe / ben me Ger
ming. ban MI ooertaaer. 9offe ii.
At blipe til @aOn o. 8eliigHeIie for
zen IfoleIsden0e ltna0om / WaIh
fnaton gountp.
Der pentes goo 5orsgelie Al
SleoantalIet Oeo Cana College M
I'll ben npe Sermins 9egpnoelie ef
ter SelIigoogene. Siotil / Mar bar
Sseninqen orret inIot Ian goo iom
Hoaen SinOe tioligere.
Zen "a. 0s., Iige tpt til Su
ienften, rgteDieoes Str. anorep Be
terien og Niis Goita 9uno I 9ait
Snoeriens Stem. p8f.~ sniter
aierteliq til 9pffel
Ser 5ar opret ieiret Sui.
%sRiertlig iom IPooanlig. Ssnoaa
Sften boIot SsnoagsifoIen iingsr.
nefeit ON Suletra for flIOt Gus
Eernene huooe lprt oeres Saqer
ret eoot. Ssnongsifolen er M pof
fvt fig itor, iaa oct par npiten uoner
iommeIiqt at Iooe hDer enteIt trent
Zoe noget, bporfor be optrna6te
fnsiepis. Bigerne fang, 9renaent
spIpitp. Der IaeSes ct Offer pno
9Iteret til be nsoiteote geIgiere
superintendent 50. 6. Ssrenien
satfeoe for Meobiplp / aarets COB
% fprIia for, at Der bar inOfommet
San rigeIigt til Suletrpet | aar
I'll 8egnnSeIie tolte Bat. 9islIer
IL gsrnene ON Seiu mango 9aone
/ Norbinoelie meo 81. 9. 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30
Srrif %frosieu Silt
Oircfte ira 1iiferiet-

til 5%orbrnacrnc. SfeIae StatsIoben
man Strife 5iif ienoes / aosier.
9ris Or. 100 70. Glib / &asier
$3.50. 0oo. ialtct Glib / aa9er pr.
100 81. $3.25. 80 20. $3.50.
4icf @elion 9or929, Suo 6arbOrs,
Niinn. Dc be0es npDne bette 9loo
me0 @eitininlen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

Men til oct iioite SteO, JON er
Den bpageIiee YreitegaarO, oil ri
ilaa 5eIge. 5rpgtiomt % title Il.
iteoe Smaapigerne Jig eennem 8or
ten; De iaa Jig Gngiteli9t ON ior II
op0nge. ON Ser par nogen Genie
SimO, % ON ben Tube flune ma
Dem.
Gen me 8ruit, Ell farlIg gammel
0lano. ia0 netop % iaa no al Sin.
olget, On ban lit 9ie paa 9ernens.
reiite Jan Jig 5urtigt % elf Dem i
Die0e me0 ct oeuliBt Smil, ifont
baaoe Sora % Smerte gap zig 10.
trgf / bans 9luii9t. gan tenote
nemlig itraf5 DC imaa % oiOite. Al
De tilberte en- itaftel5 0ranfer, Jon
ban et 4ar @ange 6apoe talt aIoor
ligt I'll. Den iioite Gang baDoe
Man0en iorlnOt BAN me0 en- 60 %
ipurgt, ON Sr. @aitoren Oa maatte
betale Tor BET. Tom ban oraf.
Oct aioroc 0en go0e aamle 4rnit
6itterIig onot ior 6amilien. San
ferte 9ernene iu0 til 5rucn, o. De
iao mart oeo Sen uarme DON meo e.
al Sc oeiIiaite Smaafager i bner
6aano: meoens De ipiite aagerne
FDIote bnn oeres aur0. "a De iaa
liot efter glG0eitraolenoe too oeo
76ren On bsO r6arDeI og 5af4
ipitrete 9rpiten pluoielig: r6ar ;
to imaa 9iger nogen SinOe iet ct
SuIetr9 ener DGret me0 pe0 en- Sil.
Ietrpfeit2"
Rel. oct baoSe De nof life.
~@iIoe ; gerne foume nleo en-
@ana2@ ipurgte 5rllen milSf bun
foritoo. boao ban mente o. isIte iom
ban.
9ernene If Inlet Soar oDer 0eres
2Gber. men Oeres Zine gaD SUar.
ga, iaa ma 5 beoe 5ar og Ror
ON 2oo I'll at fomne berneO paa
S6noag aften. 9iI ; oet2~ Saa
aabneoe bun 9sren Tor Dem; o.
oct toa Dem life lpnge at foume
biem. sMor. Worl@ raabte De /
gtin0en paa binauoen. iaa mart D.
inn benoe. fan ri iaa 9oo til at
gna neo til ErPitens til SalIetrpieit
pan Ssn6og gften."
Rooeren iIog iorfar0ei SGnOer-
ne iammen. Rel men fGreiie
Born. 5 bar 10 ingen St6oter, %
andre aIp0er bar 5 beaer life, iorl
5 fan baDe paa / iaaoont Selifab. +"
iDareoe bun be0rsoet
Nen 9srnene iDntes at tnge ga.
gen paa ben Waaoe: Ma 10, Notl
Vi tan 0a aoOt eaa meo pore Ira.
ito paa. ri iGtter Dem pGnt uoeu
ior Gsren Iigeiom ri siorOe / Qag
os ore bruno GioIer. er De life ao0e
nof2 9eaar ri BAR De lpie 6orfla.
Der pao o9iaa, er pi ian life ppne2@
ipurgte Den GIoite.
Ygaaa oi life NOT 9na. zoe Ror2
6ruen BAD % os iaaoe, at ri ifnloe
beoe oi1 o. 5ar ON Con til al Torn.
me- BAD Ssiteren.
@ooerens 2lniigt opfIareOes al et
milOt emil; bun iaa paa De fare
9grn o. funOe life mooitaa DC barn
liae, troIfoloi1e Orb % beoensc
8liffe, % Gum i0areoe Bel mine
isoe bigger. oeriom e0ers 5aOer if.
te er moo oct, ifal 5 iaa Con til at
goa. @uo peliigne boaoe eoer og
DC fare 9rpitefoIt iea ffal gre oct
beOite meo eoers ri. ies fan. Sea
bar 10 oo altio ment, at noor man
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30
Udvalg af
GYLDENDALs STORE NEDsETTELsE.

Udvalg af
GYLDENDALs STORE NEDsETTELsE.
A Gyldendals store Nedsrttese HAYES nu paa Lager he.
hi a telgende. som sendes portofrit til enhyer Adresse vea
Modtagese af de v%edfoiede yderst lave Priser.
Relgiese og teologiske skrifter:
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Theologiske Afhandlnger af c. E. Scharing. 42s Slider. 40
Syv Practitioner for Born, af Gordon Calthrop. SO Slider 10
F. Nielsen: Siale- og Tenkelpre. 90 Slider .......... %
Blaise Pascal, Hans Ramp mod J%esuitterne 175 slider. %
A. c Larsens Fortolkninger u Bind tlsammen M. $50
Historic, Biografi {. s.v
THRICE. Danmarks Historic wort Aarhundrede
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iistoy. Tathers Levnet. 259 Slider. ............ .35
Scbwanenflagel: Il. c. Andersen, 161 Slider. ....... IS
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

ongen og 9srneieit meo Suletrn
ON aftenen. Der par ful0t gus
til Suletra, 90 9ernene gior0e De.
res til at foriteune Soften.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-28
GOVERNMENT OFFERS
 ELK TO THIS STATE.
Will Be Accepted if They Can Be
 Taken Care Of.

The Connecticut Fish and Game commission, at a meeting in New Lon don Tuesday night voted to accept the offer of the federal government of a gift of 50 elk if provisions can be made for their preservation. The state commission, before finally ac- cepting the herd, will consult munich pal governments to see how many of the animals may be received and taken care of in public parks. The elk are now in Wyoming, where their slaught- CT is prohibited and they are increas- ing in numbers so rapidly that the federal government finds it necessary to distribute them among the different states.
 The meeting of the fish and game membership President W. K Mollan of Bridgeport, Vice president E. Hart Fenn of Wethersfield. Secretary c. H. Reyes of Canaan. Admiral c. F. Good rich of Pomfret, Dr. Leonard c. Sam ford of New Haven. Philip O. Arnold if Haddam, William McAInllen of Somerville, Dr. J. Harry Mclaughlin of Jewett City and Superintendent of Fisheries and Game John M- Cramp- ton.
 Wednesday morning the commission companied Com. Morton F. Plant. At torney Michael Kenealy and Civil En- gineer George K. Crandall, to the Plant game preserves at Lyme, the use of which has been rendered to the state by their owner. They looked over the preserves and expressed themselves as highly pleased As soon as the perfection of the lease can be accomplished the preserves will be turned over to the state, Commodore Plant reserving agricultural rights and fishing privileges.
 Returning to the city the commis- sioners were guests of MT. Plant at Branfcrd farms, at Eastern Point.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-28
FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
Prosr.mme Arranged For Parade and
 Exsreisss by 6 A. R. Peat.

Commander orrin M. Price has ap- pointed Col Charles W. Gale chief marsha1 of the Memorial day parade and Col Gale has appointed his aides Nelson J. Ayline, T Henry shannon Arthur D. Lathrop. William F. Bailey. and Casper K Bailey -E The procession will form on Main street near Buckingham Memorial at 1.f5 o'clock so that 1t will be ready to move on the signal from the chief marshal just after the 2 o'clock square The procession will be formed in this manner:
 Platoon of Police Chief Marshal Col. Charles w. Gale
 and Aides
 Tubbs Band. John NJ. swahn.
 conductor
 Fifth Company. c. A. C.. Capt w. c.
 Tarbox
 Third Company. c. A. c. Capt George
 E. Church
 Sons of Veterans, Sedgwick Camp, No 4. Commander, Arthur L. Peale
 Sedgwick Post. No. G. A. R.
 Citizens Corps Aged Veterans who are Incapacitated
 in Carriages tfss Mayor and Members of Court of Com
 mon Council
 Town Officials The line of march will be through Main street. through Washington street to Williams avenue to a point in front of the residence of Rev. S H. Howe. D. D., where a turn to the left and approach will be made on tc Chelsea parade. The militia com panies will open ranks and the veter- ans vii pass through the stand in front of the Soldiers monument where the exercises will be conducted. Programmes will be along genera lines of former years Rev. Joel B Slocum, D. D.. pastor of the Centra Baptist church, will deliver the Me morial oration and the Gettysburg ed. dress will again be delivered by Prof J. Herbert George. There will be SC lections by the band but like last veal the children will take no part in thu exercises
 The line will reform and marci down Broadway to Main street and [, the place of starting. In Buckingham Memorial the Women's Relief corp will serve refreshments to the mem bers- of the post and the invited guests
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-28
OBITUARY.
Mi.s Nancx Raymond.

Miss Nancy Raymond, colored, died in the almshouse Tuesday, night She had been in the Institution for over 40 years. Miss Raymond when young was employed by Rev. Samuel Nott, D. D., of Franklin, who was prominent clergyman in his day. Dr. Nott was at one time trustee of Yale college. Following his death, Miss Raymond was employed by various people. in- cluding the father of Burren W. Hyde She later became blind and was suD- seQueEtly committed to the almshouse During the almshouse fire about SC years ago Miss Raymond jumped from a window to the ground below, break ing both her legs. At that time it was thought she could not live, but she rallied and recovered As far as known there are no surviving relatives
 Rufus Hathaway.
 The death of Rufus H. Hathaway occurred at a late hour "Wednesday night at his home, No. 157 Mckinley avenue He had been in falling health shOCkt
 for some time and on Monday night had a shock. Since then his condition had been precarious-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-28
PERSONALS

aars A Hsasy saIth 2 .;:a q Noank | VIZ
 Jesse Chapman of Pleasant Valley spent Tuesday in Noswtch- adss Iva Bartlest. of Meatville ha. bron. sss
 flames Sheridan has return.d from fshine trip of seven 6sys at Black Point.
 Mrs Ella Corey, who has beei, vis- ting friends in Palmertown. has re- turned to Hanover.
 Miss Ruth Lafferty leaves today (Thursday) for Boston where she will pass a few days with friends.
 Mrs. Charles Tracy ot Norwich has been passing few days at the home of her faSher. D. L. Hurd. of Moodus.
 Dr. c. E. Stark was in New York mencement. at the New York Home opathic Medical college and hospi- tai.
 William Davenport and Bert Bar rows of the Davis theatre are to mo- tor to Pawtucket and Providence on Friday. visiting several Davis houses in the two cities.
 Mrs. Charles N. Champlin of Wset Main street has returned from a visit with her sister. Mrs. Fred S. Ssn- ford, of Stafford Springs and is great ly improved in health.
 A former Norwich clergyman, Rev. James J. Smith, pastor of St Francis church, New Haven, left Monday for Mt. Clemens, Mich.. to take the baths for the benefit of rheumatism. which has been troubling him of late.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-28
BODY FOUND ON
 TOP OF FREIGHT TRAIN.
Unkown Man Killed Passing unuder
 West Side Bridge.

Some men at the Falls Wednesday about noon noticed the form of man stretched out on top of a freight car of the 12.25 express freight out of New London for Brattleboro and cried to the train crew as they were passing. When the train arrived at Yantic, they stopped and found the man and remov- ed his body to the station The station agent called medical examiner Rush w. Kimball and Coroner Franklin H. Brown and they assembled facts rel ative to the mans death
 1t is thought that the man was hit by the West Main street bridge while either standing or sitting on top of the car. The mans head was smashed and his skull fractured and he bled prc<usely.
 Church and Allen were given per mission to remove the body and will hold the body in their morgue for a few days.
 There was nothing in the mans pocket to identify him by and he was well dressed. He wore blue trousers black alpaca coat over a white coat such as barbers and stewards wear He has light hair and grey eyes weighs about ITO pounds and is 5 feet and s1z inches tall
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Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-28
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Through the hard work of Captain Cherry of Team D his team ranked second in the high amount for We'd nesday. His team holds fourth place in the total and was the only team Wednesday that did not drop much.
 The system used in this campaign is worked out in the most systematic way possible. The names of sub- scribers are placed on lists according to the amount subscribed in former years and are pinned on long tables under the name of the team that is booked for subscribers of that amount, starting with F. the smallest, up to A, the largest
 One of the encouraging facts of the campaign ,is that one large concern in the city which has been giving a small amount. raised it's subscription this year to s1oo. There have been several others who have been giving small amounts but have raised them this year. realizing the good that the local institution does.
 Though confined to small amounts. the boys on team F are working just as hard as the members of the other teams.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-28
ckosE THE SCHOOLS
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Town Board Votes In Special Meeting Fills GreenevilIe Teacher Vacancy.

There was a special meeting of the town school committee on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in the school superintendent room, at which Pres ident Shepard B. Palmer was in the chair and several matters of business were disposed of.
 The board voted to close the schools on circus day and also filled the va cancy in fifth grade at Greeneville by appointing Miss Elizabeth Madden as the teacher. She has had from four to five years experience teaching and is both a N. F. A. and normal school graduate. For the past year she has been an assistant principal in a school in Waterbury.
 Mrs. Edson F. Gallaudet appeared before the board. speaking in behalf of the Norwich playgrounds. She ex- plained a plan for raising money through the school children. but the board took no action on it. The board is to hold a meeting in about two weeks, at which the bids for repairs will be gone over
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-28
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