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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES
 AT FREE ACADEMY
Announced by President Myron Jack
 son for Graduation Details.

President Myron Jackson has an, nounced the following list of commit tees in the senior class at the Norwich Free Academy:
 nvitation-Edward Murray, chair man, Samuel Grove, Newell Holmes. Russell Hopkins, William 1sbister, Misses Elizabeth Chase, Georgia Fill Marguerite Wolcott, Marion Shea.
 Supper-Howard Peckham, chair man, John Cunningham, Desmond Murphy, John Shea, Misses Dorothy Ellis. Catherine Hunt. Mary Lee. Ruth Sullivan, Valerie Shannon, Edna Tro- land.
 Dance-Edmund Hill, chairman. Will liam Osgood, Aleck -Rabinoviteh, Miss es Mae Anseil, Rose Driscol. Grace Driscoll, Marguerite Donohue, Mabel guerite Walsh, Margery Willis.
 Ivy = Parker Lathrop, chairman, Louis Lahn Misses Alma Bowman, Rose Beckley, Pauline Christie. Irma Hutzler, Ethel Hull, Susan Lamb, Jen- nie McVeigh.
 Coior-Thomas Leahy, chairman, Nelson Branehe, Adrian MaEauard, Misses Hazel Banfeld, Alice Carey, Ciemenhne Jordan, Susan Wilcox, Edith Thomas, Carrie Wood. Mette-William Lyons, chairman, James Brown, Edward Cereeran, Wal do Newbury. Misses Gertrude Allen, Ruth Hiseex, Marion Henry, Elizabeth Lane, Bessie StaInm,
 Decorations = Frederick CFewell, chaiEman, Erred RuFVis, JehH E. Res- sell Misses Alice Browning, Margaret Daily, Calla White, Catherine MeCene, Annie Sweet, Helen Siegal.
 GiftEHareid Robinson, chairman, Carl Kinney, Kepland MaFiioff Sam uel Siesberg, Misses Marion Rogers. Catherine Heftan, Catherine Bowen, Jessica PeRdletsn, Theresa Harding, Ruth Ellis, Alice Murphy, Loretta Eheehah.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31

Miss Menko. the domestic science expert .who has had charge of the Bulletin free cooking school, for. the past five days at Olympic hall, has won many friends for herself and for the science which she so enthusiastically endorses Many conservative house Keepers who held the idea that do- plcstic science was merely a set, of '1uew fangled'' notions, not suited to real housekeeping, have changed their minds since they have heard Miss Hankc lecture and have seen her cook. She has proven that housekeeping and cooking are science and should be conducted upon scientific principles. She has proven that cooking is based upon certain rules which must be ob- served and when these rules are fol- lowed accurately, any woman no mat ter what her previous experience might be- will at once find that she Is successful cook.
 Miss Hanko has very generously met the ladies who have come te her in Olympic hall during the mornings this Reek with their particular household problems, and in these heart to heart aalks many women have received as
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
was drunk"


 -Gompers denounced Mcdonald for taking the position that unions unable to pay the assessment should be ex- pelied from the federation.
 How short is the memory of some men," exclaimed GomperS. In 1894, the American Federation of Labor had only s5,0o0 in it's treasury. but when the miners appealed for aid, they were voted $1,s0o. What would have hap pened had an assessment been levied at that time? The United Mine Workers of America could not have paid and would have been forced out; of the federation, that's what would have happened. An there are manys unions today. sorry as l am to say it. in the same position as the miners. were in 1894. x
 Mcdonald says the American Feds, eration of Labor is ~saetionary, fossil lizeds and dead" continued Gompers. but the~>enemies of organized labor do not think so.- Ask Post, ask KirDN, ask Pope-they do not think the American Federation of Labor is
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
ONE DOSE RELIEVES
 "A coLD-No oU1NikE
Raps's Gold Compound" makes you feel fine at once-Don't stay
 stuffed up! Take it now.

Relief comes instantly. ? A dose taken every two hours until shree doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up severe cold hither in the head. chest. body or Jmbs.
 It. promptly opens clogged-up nos- arils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose run ping, relieves sick headache, dullness, severishness. sore throat. sneezings Eporeness and stiffness.
 Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuff1ingt Ease your throbbing g keadL Nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as ''Pape's Cold Compound which costs only 25 cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice. causes no in- convenience. Be sure you get the genuine.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
FOG AND ROUGH SEAS
 ON THE SOUND
Hold Vessels Westherbeund in New
 London Harhor.


 Seven tugs with eastbound tows were weatherbound in New London harbor Friday. Outside the harbor it was re- ported that, in addition to the heavy fog. it was rough. a ground swell roll ing. One of the tugs which tried to go east Thursday pulled on her tow for IS hours without making material head way. At the end of that time the tug put back. because it was impossible to see the barges on account of the fog, and there was danger that if one of them broke adrift the loss would not be known.
 Sound steamers and freighters were delayed by the dense fog Thursday night. Freighter New York. of the Central Vermont railway, leaving New London Thursday night, did not reach New York until II o'clock Friday morning. The freighter New London was held up in New York until 1O.so Friday morning and was due to arrive about [ o'clock Friday night
 Steamer New Hampshire of the New London line was tied up at her New York pier until 10.30 Friday morning and was expected about 6 o'clock Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
dead ''
Mover Makes Insinuation..

Movers speech was brief, as he said he would not say some of the things he had intended because Gornpers had to leave for New York and could not hear them
 Appeals never bring results" Moy- CT declared. This appeal os the American Federation brought in sz5,- 716.71, of which s20,000 came from the coal miners. l do not believe a two cent assessment would have driven any of the unions out of the fedora ton. l believe there were other req sons than the statement that 1t could not be collected for not levyfnE the assessment
 .. When Mover concluded, many dele- gates sought permission to continue the discussion, which was not per mitted. as it was declared. the con- troverSy already had cast the miner. more than S15,oo6. The report of the constitution committee was then re sumed and it will be the~order ef business tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
OPINION OF NORWICH SCHOOL TEACHERS Who Consulted @CLEON"
 Recently

CLEON is a wonder I have had my nand told before. but never so minute ", never so absolutely correctly Every detail of my character. as alone can know it, was given swiftly and uner- ringly. My relations with various peo pie were described. Just what I wanted to know. without uttering one word My emotions were analysed and traced back to their beginnings. was told my ambitions in life. nay hesitation In choosing a career. what 1 had at f1rst ina aRined to be true-bent and wkat should eventually find my true bent to be. The exact state Of my heaIi,,, now and in the past was given, and then ClAEON having thoroughly con vinced me of his claims upon my time and intelligence. proceeded to read me some of the dark. mysterious future know in what wear I shall die. in what year | shall lose money. when I will marry and when I shall attain success. At least. l feel as if I knew it. for if CI1EON can read past and presenf as. he nndoubtedly can, why is wonderful, What more can | saw :S7 MAIN STREET, Room 1e. Second Flight.
 Hours: 1a q. rn to D. ra 56c and s1 for anether week,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
VICTORY OVER
 DRINK HABIT

More than 20.o00 discouraged drink ing men and women at the Sixty Neal Institutes in principal cities, have been victorious over the Drink Habit dur ing the last two years. They spent three days at Neal Institute and were freed from the cravings and nee essity for drink. What the Neal Drink Habit Treatment did for them 1t will do for you The Neal Treatment is a harmless, vegetable internal remedy hypodermic injections are never used that never fails to give satisfactory results. Call, write or phone for par ticulars, and let us prove to you the merit of the Neal Treatment
 The Neal Institute, 1902 Chapel St,
 New Haven. Conn. Tel. 5540
 (day or nighD
 DRUG HABIT SUCCESSFULLY
 TREATED
 j. N. RUSSELL. A. A.
 New Haven. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31

is also to report weekly all claims for compensation served upon him.
 The bulletin goes on to describe the procedure in settling claims, either by agreement, or if this cannot be done, by a hearing before the compensation commissioner for the district.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
of Miners.

Of Miners.
 In concluding the Illinois miner made a plea that the delegates give close attention to Gompers.
 T resent the hypocritical plea Of Mcdonald for a hearing for pe, Gompers said when the cheers had died down so that he could he heard. 'The worst criminal in the land has better show than l have here. He knows the charges which have been placed against him, but I am called here and the charges are made with out any time for me to obtain evil dence 10 disproYe them. It is vicious and inhuman.
 sOn the unsupported testimony of Mcdonald you have laughed. How would you like to be placed on trial before a jury whose minds were all ready poisoned against you?
 Occupied Pulpit at Seattle.
 "The fact that l was permitted to eccupy a pulpit in Seattle on the Sun day night following the Sunday morn ing mentioned by Mcdonald, is suf- ficieHt refutatien of the charge that l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14
Ford Cars Delivered.

Ford cars were delivered during the
past week to the following:
Touring cars-Mrs. Elizabeth Hile G. G
Suit, s. l. Jones, c. E. Bean. w. S
Chichester. Carolyn B. Sperry. c. f
Sulzner, Lucien W. Powell, H. r. King
J. D. Green. Ethel N. Abbott
C. E. Brewster, B. Cohen, ]. +
Kelchner. Frank Perna, Morris A. Scher
Margaret f. Thompson. Arthur Hunt
George F. Bradley. NJ. Warren Mitchell
Harry l.. Kern. c. w. Oliver. ]. A. Ston
nell. J. o. Lynch. DIR. William P. Cation
Mrs. L. c. Reid, j. G. Graham. G. v
Peyton, E. H. Roberts. J. c. Borten
Boyer Grocery Company. James B
Snapp, r. L. Rudasill, e. H. De Butts
j. l. Randall. NJ. ]. Hottie, j. J. Gamer
W. T. Thomasson, w. j. Flanagan
Swami Mason. f. A. Norris, A. L. Sanner
Runabouts-F. w. Hart. Orange Autt
Company, James P. Burke, H N
Schneider, r. o. Lyell. DIR. H. +
Freeman, Mrs. C. H. Buxton, A. H. Har
Dor. Royce garage, A. C. Moses Com
struction Company.
Deuveries--John O'Keefe. National Elec
trical Supply Company, Charles H. Ket
tier. Milton E. Hughes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14
Purchase King Cars.

King touring cars were purchased last
week by Dr. NJ. Hunter and W. w. Green
and a roadster Of the same make by Dr.
J. j. Madigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14

BODY AND FINISH
The chief element in the beauty of the Westco design
lies in the exquisite lines and the artistic proportions
of the body Of the Every line speaks Of quality and
The experience of the Westco Company have
them unquestioned supremacy the finishing of motor
bodies and the finish of the Westcot represents the
greatest possible perfection and durability The standard
and chassis
UPHOLSTERING
There abundance of in the Westcott Thirty,
front space and in the The
deep and wide tilted just right for the utmost comfort
The backs of best grade black leather upholstered with
best curled hair and flexible coed springs The soft and
durable cushions give the greatest possible comfort and salts
faction in service.
EQUIPMENT
The equipment of Westcott Thirty is complete with
everything be desired for comfort and convenience There
which for the Westcott
purchase The windshield doubeventating rain vision,
enameled and with nickel trimmings The top silk mohai
with curtains all numbered and hung from the inside The
head lamps of the bullet type black enamel with nickel
trimmings The instrument board fitted with sight oil feed
indicator SWITCH Stewart flush type speedometer, speedom
light and carburetor adjustment The horn is electric
the the Additional equip
of full of TOOLS tire kit pump jack and
demountable rim
The well known Weston-Mott axes both the
front and of the The front axle is Ibeam
dropforgng standard WestonMott cup and
bearings The Ibea the steering knuckles and the steering
treated with special heat which practically
doubles strength The axle of the treequarter
floating large high duty Hyatt roller bearings direct
" under the spokes of the wheels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14
ROAD y
@ulletiun

Baltimore Washington boulevard
being repaired at various points
along the highway between the two
cities.
Covered bridge in heart Of Eli
colt City, reported to have been
destroyed by fire during past
week Detour necessary about
city.
Detour necessary at Perryvtlle.
Md. Route for motorists is to go
to Aiken and thence Charlestown,
Md, if en- route to Wilmington,
Del. and points north.
Repairs being made to road be-
tween Baltimore and Belair, Md.
No detours necessary.
Hartford road being repaired and
oiled beyond Clifton Park and
terminus of macadamized section
of road.
Old 18th Street road still under
construction beyond Sligo. Nd.
Washington boulevard
at Winans station still under con-
struction. Detours necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14
Have squabbled Over Repairs.

The residents of both Middletown and
New Market have had sQuabbles over
the repairing of the state roads extend
ing through the towns, and they have
now been ended by the awarding of a
contract for New Market and the ask
ing of bids for improvement of the road
in Middletown.
The Frederick and Woodsboro pike of
the Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike
Companz Is being made into model
highway. The work, which began sew
eral weeks ago under Engineer w. {.
Humm, is progressing rapidly. The road
bed is being made sixteen feet wide. two
feet wider than the state roads In this
section. Many persons claim that the
portions completed compare favorably
with the state roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14
ROADS IN MARYLAND
ARE TO Be IMPROVED
Middletown and New Market Both
Assured of Better Thor
oughfares.

Middletown. Md, is going to have an
improved thoroughfare through its cor
porate limits The state roads commits
sion is now advertising for bids for the
construction of lib miles of road
through the town, the contract to be
awarded June 16
New Market is now assured of an i'm
proved thoroughfare through its cor
porate limits, for the contract for the
construction of &c of a mile of road
through the town has been awarded to
the NJ. J. Grove Lime Company near
Ruckeystown, at s4,35S.
fhe roads commission is now improv-
ing the state roads that run through in
corporated towns of the state of Mary
land. The residents of New Market re-
Gently had quite hot election. which
was hinged directly on that fact One
faction declared that unless the town
abolished it's charter the commission
would not improve its road that ran
through the town. The other faction
commended that it had sufficient prom
ises from the commission that the road
would be repaired irrespective Of whether
the charter was abolished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14


The company has adopted the famous Northway motor
for in the Westcott Thirty So much hinges upon
the that this selection made only after careful
investigation and of practically all available motors the
market The Northway light and powerful 1t gives high
speed when desired and all times the possible ct
fciency It's operation is simple and free from vibration 1t
has abundance of give the most satisfactory
ice upon difficult roads and grades well city and
boulevard driving and always be depended for
vanages it adds the additional quality being econom
cal in the amount Of gasoline which it consumes.
The Westcott Norhway motor has four cylinders Of 81
inch and sneh stroke bloc with three point
suspension power plant The cylinders the head
type
THE CLUTCH
The clutch is of the type leather faced with springs
the leather provide the easiest possible engagement
The easily and silently without any jar and
swiftly, silently and surely into highest speed
The Westco is equipped with left-hand drive and
control give the greatest possible convenience in
operation The steering wheel is 18 inches in diameter The
steering gear itself is of the and with large
bearing surface The steering mechanism of the best
construction with ample strength for every
gency.
frame of the Westcott Thirty of high carbon
with single drop channel section reinforced with
plates order insure the greatest possible strength
durability Westcott frame will stand up hard
usage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14

type with three speeds forward and The gears
chrome nickel Steel carefully ground with combination of
impord babeangs and special plain throughout The oper
alton of the gears practically noseles The transmission
arranged provide for easy inspection of the
gears any time without disturbing any other parts of the
mechanism.
STARTING, LIGHTING AND IGNITION
The Jones system for electric starting, lighting and igni
ton used This system combines all of these features
unit which simple compact and effective The Jones sys
TEN has 1000 efficiency performance and long enur
consists of starting for turning the engine
slowspeed shunt dynamo for charging the battery and the
famous Atwater-Kent ignition system No magnetic is
CURED.
The lights operated from the instrument board
starter operated by foot lever the board which
the gear into engagement the time of starting and
closes the switch between the starting and the battery
The temperature of the ignition spark regardless of
speed insres immediate starting under adverse condi
tons. gives smooth and uniform running lowest
possible engine speed.
In the selection and manufacture of springs experience
has made the Westco Company preeinent and there is
wonderful elasticity and strength in the springs designed
this Both front and springs undersung
thereby providing extremely low point of gravity
and still providing ample road clearance of 1919
They sei-ellptc front and threequaters elliptic
the The vibration completely taken by these
springs the of the ride greatest
and comfort
The wheels Of the artillery type, 32x3H inches The
the standard O. D. Demountabe rim being
included in the regular equipment of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14
Announcing the 1915 Westcott
"H0n0r Bound to Be a Good Can"

anship which be secured and with their usual careful
want the Westcott Company is we'll qualified to make
in salesroom and in service
be sold price which would appeal the purse of the
and yet with abundance of strength and
easy operate with maintenance reduced
build the kind of a that the people want.
The result is the Westcott Thirty, of amazn
low price of $1,a85.
Perhaps you have counted paying higher price for
yourself examine first the Westcott Thirty This
eliminating buyers, who could pay but won't
If this car will give you equal value and service with
certainly the difference splendid advantage in
If you have figured paying less than $1,as5
haps its advantages may appeal you strongly that
small additional of the highest quality
price.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-01
9Inf Scr Snde nod DamDfer.

Q9 a f6ington, 81. Nlai. 90.
pitan ggm. 9. Sims, Ger Gomman.
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pcroen bel i6rer 6o6rt na6 0em9ior.
0cu cine acaen 20 @leilen Ionae 81.
uic bilocn un0 oos IN &erllt gero.
t6cac S6iii iudcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-01
Gammfatter 2yOfRsfef- @arR

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(Seb2b .3Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-01

g6Onnmien, bic ben p2cutiacn GORE.
IpouOcmcn" uldt pHuItIid UScr uureocI.
maNia er0aIieu, iinb aebsiru, Der 0lllre
oouOu per scIep0On Oocr idriItIih ysH.
tOeilun9 81 maaea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-01

Vdic Sur Melie inS gmelanb 6elurni g.
Mamc gir. ii9, 9altlmoge.eirn n0ns
Snilpm 0oHic slUgnne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-01

tation Scr merifauii6en @eiete, bill.
oct Die 2onOung oes nod @ero
Gru5 o0reiiirten Gorgos in 4uerto
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9(niprlideS gegen ole 9ereiuiateu
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ronga~ in Gero Grr5 oir6 Die ome.
rifoniide 9eioBimg ienes Saieus
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@er50geung Der 9ououng peuiriodt
pure.
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Std0t 0}erifo iniormirte 6eute oas
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nad 8ero Gru5 3uriidfe6rcn peroe
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5u cr0iineu
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germ, oie Bniier3lliu6r abgeibnitten
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i0oeroliitiiben Eruppen nit glusna6.
me elmer fleinen @orniion BON faim
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9lbeuo nit ieinem 5tabe in 9lepo ga.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-01

y2oo1 @re0" bringt Die 2eidlen BON
1888 Cpieru Der nempreB Of
SSrelano" aataitropbe. Ser
aobIenOonpfer ,Storitao" IN
@lontreol selanoct Gopitdn
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