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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
DELAVSKE VESTI.

lllinojSka organizacija pre-
mogarjev bo zahtevala to spo-
mlad poviSanje place in ta zahte-
va bo nepopuStliiva. Tako ie Sklc-
NIL zbor organizacijc 2adnji tcdcn
Peorili. PodrobnoSti gledc move
oiariInc lc>tvicc MISC obclodanjc-
ne in predScdnil Pouc ic poiasnil.
ia radi tega niSo, kcr imajo last
mki prcmogokopov Y Peoriji svo-
lc Spiione, da zvcdo ze Y naprej.
kaj bodo premogarii zantcvaN.
- koncferenca med zaStopniki
oremogarjcy in opcratorjcv V
Philadelphiji je bila prctrgana
y. feb. Prislo nj Sc nobcncga spo-
razuma. PredScdnik prcmogarskc
uniic John p. White ic ;ziavil. ia
konferenca So no Sc vr,ila.
- Dubois, Pa. - Opcratorji
mchKcga premoga Y tenn diStriktu
grozIlo. da ne bodo lc zavrnili
vSakO zahtcvo "a poviSanjc place.
temvet da bodo cello skuSali mi
Eat; sedanjo place "a dcsct cd
stotkov.
- Organizirano dclavstvo Y
Chicagu je prircdilo s. t. m. iavni
nod V Gran Opera House Y prii
Carla Persona, urednika Strike
Bulletin Clintonu. ILL.,. kateri
le tamkaj zaporu radi obdolzit-
We umora. Person je V jcScni IL
Sirclil Strajkolomca Tony Mus
ERA V samobranu. Zadnji ic ma
mrec napadel ma ceSti i'm ga SiIno
oretepel, nakar jc urednik pCteg-
MI revolver in uStrelil. Delavske
organlzac:je bodo Skrbelc. da bo
incl Person pravicno Obravnavo.
- Strjkarii Y Golfers, w. Va.
50 ozvojcvali zmago pri zveznem
SodiStu V Wheelingu !. t. m. SO.
disco je namreG razvcl liavilo tri
naivazneiSe tocke 'indzankSnu =
katcrcga .ic pervikrat izdal tamoS
nm kralJem prcmoga famOzni sod
NIX Dayton. Strajkarii scdaj Sme-
10 lborovati. nagcvarjati skcbe in
lmeti presto pot do rovCv. Vodi-
telli unije pravijo. da bodo zdai
I lahkoto dobili Strajk. Gre "a
lriznanje uniie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
ZLOCINSKI SISTEM.

- Peter Theodores Danwille.
Ill, je 26. febr. sekiro ubil svo-
jo mlado zeno in nato sam sebi
pognal kroglo V glavo. Theodores
Sc je ozenil V novembru |. |. in cd
tistega casa je bill brez della Mrli-
skoogledna porota je razsodila. da
uzrok umora in samomora je bila
prevelika beda.
V Seattle, Wash, jc neki gro
Ger nalctcl V nocni temi ma tatu
svoji prodaialni. Potegnil je re-
volver in ubil Gloveka ma mestu.
ko pa natancno ogleda mrliGa,
spOznal je MEM svoicga soseda.
kateri jc bill brez della in kateri
je incl zeno in diva otroka. MOI
jc bill doslej vedno poSten.
" Los Angclesu ie policaj
smrtno ranil Henry Lindena, brez
poselnega delavca, ko ga ie zalo-
til ma stopnjicah nekc hise. kjer
je zgodaj zjutraj pill mleko IL ste
lllcnice. ki naravno nj bilo njego-
vO. Policaj je takoj ustrelil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10

Jc poNedal, Jc vaznO. Primal je
namreG med drugim, da druzbe V
bakrenem okrozju vladajo mad
vSemi ccrkvami brez ozira ma We
roizpovedanje, dalje mad Solami.
bolnlsnicami, politicnimi uradi in
Sploh mad vScmi napravami, XII
sluziJo JavnOSti. Druzbe so zgra-
dile bolniSnicc Svojim dcnaricm.
druzbe dajejo dcnar crrkvam. ki
so zgrajenc ma druzbinem Svetu:
druzbc gradijo sole ma svojem
Svetu, gradijo kopaliSGa i'm knjia-
nice - vSc Y "korist dclavca".
toda rcSnici ma svojo korist,
kaJti delavcc. katcri uziva edo
hrote' ten javnih naprav, mora
hitl poSluSen in poiloren druzbam.
Ma vpraSanja glede nizkih pla6
IN glcde izpovcdbe Strajkaricv.
da so dclali cell mcScc brez place.
j. odgovoril Jim. da TO so "na-
pake' nizjih boSSov - &c Sc jc
>ploh kaj takcga kedaj primerilo.
Dcjal je, da Y rudnikih jc $50 do
500 nizjih boSSov in nckateri med
mimi so "mogoGc samosilni i'm
prcdrzni". ali zato ne morejo biti
druibc odgovornc. Nato jc
McNaughton predlozil eel kup
papirjcv in kuiig IL katerih je
" dokazal da Sc doticni Strajkar-
u. Hi Sc priiizujcjo, da so bill oslo
parjeni "a place, ne lc dobili polno
place, temv"G tud gospodSko pla-
90 do. 100 dolarjev ma mcsec, re
kot "SteviIkc ne lazejo." (Kaj
pa Ge lazniki Stevilijo?)
Gledc Slabe vcntilacije rovih
j. rekcl Jim, da do danes Sc nj
noben dclavec umrl V rudniku
radi 90 Slabe ventilaciie. (Po ME
govern mncuju hi Sc torcj morale
par sto dclavcev pref zaduSiti
vSlcd smradu in Slabega zraka.
potem Scle bi druzba govorila o
holjSi vcntilaciiiO Dale je rekel.
da vrtalni stroj cnim delavcem
j. "goSpodarSka potreba", XII mo-
ra biti.
V torck je prijel McNaughtona
zaStopnik Strajkarjcv Hilton ma
vSkriznim izpraScvanjem. Hilton
81 ga je poSteno privosGil in bilo
j. dovolj zabavc. Jim Sc se kar po-
til. kO so letela oStra in sarkaStiG-
ma vpraSanja in kon6no ie predse-
datcli Taylor poscgcl vines in re-
kcl Hiltonu, da Sc maj Jima malo
u>mili. Jim jc napadal "tuje agi-
tatOrjc" in principe w. F. of VI.
ma kar ga je Hilton vpraSal kje
S'anujejo dircktorii Calumet and
IIecla Co. "N BoStonu", odgovo-
ril ie Jim. "POtcm so tujci ravno
tako kot voditclji unije, ali ne?"
'avrnil ga jc Hilton. Prcdsedatelj
Taylor jc nato vprasal McNaugh-
tona tc misli njcgova druzba spre-
jeti ponudbO razsodiSGa porav-
navo stavkc in tako hi zavrnil po-
oudbo tudi Gc pride od guverner-
ia ali prcdscdnika Zedinjenih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10

Calumet, Mich, ). marca. -
Ia tcden imajo rudniSke druzbe
bcsedo pred kongresnim komite-
Jcm V preiskavi stavke.
Ladnji petek - kakor smo po-
rotall - Je obiskal komitej wee
naSclbin V bakrenem okrozju in
podzemcljskc rove. Ma povrsju je
oglcdal wee kompanijskih bait,
kJer so nastanjeni skebje. Ia ia
oglcd jc bilo ze vse pripravlieno
ZaStopniki druzb SO vodili kon-
greSnikc tiste bajte, Xxi so bile -
pocedcne in pOsnazene "a prihod
in kjcr stanujejo tisti skcbje. XII
so "pOvScm zadovoljni" vsem,
kar dobe. Ma vpraSanja kongres-
nikov so odgovarali skebjc. da so
zadovoljni". RavnotakO je bilo
Skrhno pripravljeno "a prihod
kongrcSnikov rudnillih. SpuStili
so ijh V 9oO Gcvlicv globok shaft
No. II Calumet x Hccla druzbc
' rovIh j" bilo res lcpo kraSno, I,
PR karah, ii jih navadno pOlnita
diva moza. 50 biii tiSti dan trijc.
Isl 80 pota>i dclali. Pri vrtalnem
Stroju ali Svcdru. kjer jc pred
StraIkom dclal en- sam MOI, sta
bila diva kongrcsniki so zaGude-
NO gl"dali. kie so potni in zivinsko
izmu"cni dclavci - toda mi jih
hilo tiSti dan, Skebom jc bilo ma
rotcno. da moraio poGasi dclati
in SmcJati So same SreGc, Kdor
2ua. pa Zua' I'm baroni bakra res
ZnaJo. kongrcSnik Hovel jc pa
krat vrgel = lopato karo in
vSkliknil ITO je pa lahko delo ="
komitcj sta sprcmljala rudniSki
nadzornik James in zaStopnik uni
ic Hubert LauX. Pri obisku mlinov
in topilnic Y Lake Linden in Hu-
hcllu jc komitcj tudi naSel vse
"fisto' in kraSno" in skebjc so
bill povScm "zadovoljni".
V pondeijek jc komitcj priGel z
zaSliScvanjem pric od strani
druib. Glavni advokat operator
icy Re"a jc nagovoril kongresnikc
in iih 'poduGil'', da Scle sedaj bo-
do zvedeli "tisto rcsnico". Koval
Jr baronc bakra visoko med zvez-
de. a mad Strajkarje jC pa izlil zolG
srca. Dcjal je. da dokler nj bilo
Y bakrcno okrozjc "agitatorjev".
bila je ia pokrajina prava cob.
lJubljena dezela" "a delavce. Use
Je bilo "srcGno in zadovoljno".
Naenkrat so pa priSli cod zunai"
SkuSnjavci, "hudobni agitatorji".
ki so zascjali med srcGne in pre-
Srctne rudarje sovraStvo do svo-
iih dohrotnikov. lastnikov bakra"
in tako Sc jc rodil Straik.
Prva priGa je bill James
McNaughton, notoriGni generalni
manager Calumet & Hecla drul
he in pravzaprav vodja vsih rud.
nlSklh managcrjev V Copper
Country. McNaughton je pri6al
Fri dni. Govoril je silno veliko.
toda povedal jc malo. In to, kar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
BarOni bakra ''nedO|zni angeIji"

jim McNaughtOn pred kOngreSniki naSIiI<aI rudnike
kOt praVa nebeSa delaVce. "Vsi so bOuatO
placani in nobeue praVice nimaio "a pritoZbe
niti Ia Straik'l PriZnal ie da Vlada cerkve So
lie In sploh vse bakrenem OkrOziu Strai ikar-
ii ObdOlZeni trOinega umOra SkeboV. Preiska-
va bOzicne katastrOfe. kOnec preiskave Ia teden
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
Modroslovlie nasih svobodo-

AAONi OSiV' o'ObOaO-
mislecev V zadnji Stevilki
modrnjc ncki A. l.. V svobOdomi-
Sclincm glasilu med drugim tole:
Neki urcdnik. XII So skriva "a
organizaciio. hi rad odlOccval,
kdo ic "sodrug". Po logiki
zmcSanih "svobodomislccev" bi
mcrala odloccvati. kdo jc uniiee,
Waddell-M -Mahonova aCcntura "a
Strajkolomce: o teoriii evoluciio
.IOzef Sarto " Vatikanu; o kC-
mcrcialaizmu carigrajski beraci,
o socializmu in o sodrugih pa slo.
venski "svobodomisleci" A. L.
kCpita V Ameriki. Ali nj to svobo-
Observation-Disclosures dol pred ia
kimi "svobodomisleci"!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10

drzav. VpraSancc je odgovoril, da
IA NIGGA in druzbo ne obstoji no
beuo razSodiSte, da sploh nina
kaj razSojati in da se ne bo zmc-
nil IA take ponudbc, pa maj jih
Stavi kdor hoCe, magari sam pred
Sednik Pri TEN jc Jim potegnil
moSnjo IL zcpa in vpraSal Taylora,
&c hi ON dovolil, da SINE kdo drugi
kar tako glcdati Y njegovo mos
MO. CS tenn je dokazal jim, da vsi
nJcgovi principi Sc suGcjO lie okoli
moSnjr in moSnja mu jc vse.) Med
drugim j. rckel Jim tudi, da "tuji
agitatorji' so priSli Y bakreno
ollroljc lc ? namcnom, da 81 ma
haSrjo lcpc". Hilton je odgovoril,
ia tuji BoStonu aiveGi lastniki
hakra Si ncprcnchoma baSejo zepe
Z bogastvom Copper Country.
Ali ii niStc tudi vi dobro naba-
sail Vase acpc odkar ste tukaj9"
ic vpraSHl lima, katcri pa nj cd
govoril. ko ga jc vpraSal Hilton,
koliko ina place ma leto. dejal je
JIM da kaJ ga brlga. Hilton Je
tudl SkuSal izNiecI IL McNaughto-
ma, kako obstojc druzbe ballra
I.an,.a,' ...'..'.;,'' ;,''' t.I,. 49, J
zadnii nj hotel odcovor;t; risosar
natanGncpa
Ko i. linn 5onGal muGno nr;Ga-
ME. ic bilo nolllicanih Voc skehov
imnortirauiL y Dctroito Cbicago
i'm New Yorka Ma vprasani 10. ka-
l,o 50 i'm donado dolo in razmnre
sploh. prikimaIi so poni5no da 10
vsc "alripht" i'm da lin nj nibGe
IS silo privlrkcI" bakrcno
okroIic. Advokatic druzb so pred
lo5ili Voc dolgih affidavitov. ki so
iih podpisaT skcbic y zadovo-
ljnc>t hossov. PodpiSali 50 iih ma
ravun tudi TAXI. ki ne znaio niti
hcscdicc Gitati anglcSki. torei ne
znaio. kai SO podpisau Zastop-
uiStvo drzavuc milicc ic tudi ime-
10 price. III 50 povcdalc. da so bill
miliGarji "prava jagnjcta Y stav-
kovnem okrOzju
Preiskava bo5i6na k.tastrofa
ca,,,. Mi -
-; i..,';,o; -.
ho o;hns na,. d,,.t ,.a''so, '0.'' w.. -
;.r.aro 1as,;s,.o,';a ., " - '.s p'
H.; ,~T -. ,.as",.;L '." !, :; 80: .. 20
,ro;oIa ,,o.,,,, ' .s nn,. ~ -, ,'''Ii hN, y
5ano ,asI;so,;, ~ ...a"; ~ J",st, IL
no 1,ar nn;da ~ ,.n,.o sa.;s Cu''aD
~ notoI, ro.,,; ,,;.o,.,'; ~ ao1auF;
Komito; 10 ~Sora; ro,5o,I an,o
nrodsodoto1i Tarion ST. :.
Uowou 90 ;n,oI; aana,.;,; mo1o,;
MIN; ,omnan;isr.;,n; nn;sa,,; r,aa
,om, 10 s,a G " Ta,.1an - Caa:
zo.lisa1o voS mix aIodo hos;Sno
kotastrofo v ital;iansl,; dwnrani
Rno On .ox;doI $50 nr;so y; 80
ro.,onlo nrod Loranor;o,, na.
dni NO Lo.as+nof;
A., I,.
J., oS, ''''' .on''a ,:.r j. po-
kotor; = ,a.n;I "Con;,,, pn :;
maibcn dohoI S,ovol, ;n nos;i -
M snl,nii ,rn,h C;t;zons Au;anco
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02
DAD BREATH
pr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get as
 the Cause and Remove it.


 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub stttnte for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work
 People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through pr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar ar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. .s
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver. stimulating them to natural ac- tion, clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous caio- mel does without any of the bad after effects.
 All the benefits of nasty sickening, gripping cathartics are derived from pr. | Edwards Olive Tablets without grip ing, pain or disagreeable effects of any kind.
 Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of practice among patients afflicted with | bowel and liver complaint with the lattendant bad breath. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure \ ly a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. you will know them by their olive color.
 Take one or two every night for a week and note the effect. I0c and 25c per box All druggists.
 The Olive Tablet Company, CoIum-
 bus, O.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02
ANNUAL MEETING OF
 NORWICH NEST OF OWLS
Joseph WooIey Elected Prssident-
 Fourth Anniversary to Be Held,


 Norwich nest of Owls. No. 1896, met on Tuesday night in Owls hall and elected the following officers to serve Wooley; vice president, Edwin Cook; recording secretary, Warren N. An drews; financial secretary, William R Balcom; treasurer, Joseph A. George: warden, Arthur s. Alquist; invocate William A. Harvey; sentinel, Fred F. NoWatSky; picket, Henry N. Percy The physicians chosen were pr. James J. Donohue, Dr. Louis T. Cassidy o1 Norwich and Dr. J. H. Mclaughlin of Jewett City, and the druggists, George G. Engler, George R. Rathbun of Nor wich and John J. German of JeWeti City.
 Ashley T. Boon was elected a trus- tee for two years and William A. Har- vey and Edwin Cook were elected trus- tees for one year. Frank E.. R. Leett was appointed lodge musician. Plans are now well along for the celebration of the fourth anniversary of the institution of the lodge, which is to be held on Friday night for mem bers only. There will be a banquet, musical programme and a smoker. The l chowder is to be served by James Ellis a member of the Owls. The cOuamittes
 of five previously appointed to makt ed by an additional five members al l assistants. The committee now com prises William R. Balcom, chairman l Joseph A. George. Raymond B. John l son, William A. Harvey, Arthur s. Al. | quist, Joseph Wooley, Leroy Johnson Fred Nowatsky. A. T. Boon and Johi l Walsh.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02

Bela F. Learned, Mrs. Richard Ecw1s
 and Mrs John F. Parker.
 The candy table also came under
 Saturday morning and was in charge
 of Miss Catherine Issister and Miss
 The connmittee in charge Of the ehil-
 dren,s fairy land was Mira. Allen LA- tham. chairman, Mrs. John BlRckIuar,
 Mrs. William IF. Collins, Mrs. William Eastwood. Miss Minnie Grey. Mss
 Mrs. William W Leonard, Miss Ells Matthewson, Mrs. Edward r. Perry,
 Mrs. zebulon R. Robbins and Mrs John D. Vaughn. Assisting them were Beh- trice Hampstead, Henrietta Gallup Katherine Hempstead. Miriam Vaughn The efficieht supper committee vert
 Mrs John F. Rogers. chairman. Mrs Joseph W. Gilbert, sub chairman l Mrs. Henry T, Arnold, Mrs. Neville l Blicq, Mrs. Robert Cochran, Mrs. WI,
 liam asss, ,,..s Mrs; ca.rs E smith VI A,s' ,s' and Mrs. Helen V. Wilson. The com l n7ittee in charge of the dining room l and the decorations was Miss Louis I c. Howe chairman, Miss Elsie D Brand, Miss Miss Hannah ErOEell M Ais and Miss A. N. Frumbuli.
 il Mattresses were Misses Dorothy Al
 ton, Sadie Colt. Marie Gallup, Miidfe' Gibson, Lucy Loring, Barbara La ' thann, Eleanor Norton, Esther Fuller Kitty Sloan and Elsie Suiterneyef walters. Humphrey Amy, Nelso Branche, Manly Eastwood, WilIiar Isbister. Robert Johnson. Arthur Nor | ton, William Perry, Benedict Fuller } Bruce Rogers. Richard Sayies. Thonns Sayles, Louie Stockweii and Steriin t Watts.
 : The music committee were Mis l Elsie D. Brand and Miss Helen ! } Royce Miss Mary A. c. Avery an ] Miss Eliza W Avery had charge of fl : tickets, and Mrs. Alfred Vaughn, q president of the Parish House associs
 tiop. the general oversightSof the who ell festival
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02
3 NATURAL CLUB
It's Fourth Meeting Was With Mrs
 Charles Saxton


 The B Natural club held it's fourth meeting of the season with Mrs. Charles Saxton of No. 329 Washington street at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The program as rendered follows;
 Reading, The, Modern Orchestra, Miss Ruth Jordan: violin solo, EIegie, by J. Massenet, Mrs. Charles A. Dow sett (encoEe, Salute L'Amour, by El- gar); coptralto solo, Pleading, Egar, Mrs. Reuben P. Potter, accompanied by Miss Ruth Potter (encoFe, The Fairy Pipers): violin solo, Adagio Rele- gioso, by Gail Bohn1, Miss Clementine Jordan, accompanied by Miss Ruth Jordan Cencore. Tarentalle. by AL phonse); soprano solo, The Hills of Already, by c. Whitney Coonnbs, Miss Ruth Potter, accompanied by Mrs. Saxton (encore, The Bobolink, by C. ". Chadwick)s piano solo. Yalse Ca price, by Schubert-Litz. Mrs. C. D. Geer [encore, Chopin Nocturne in G Minor1., Miss Ruth Jordan assisted the hostess in serving.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02
How to Neutralize Dangerous
 Stomach Acids


 Few people bestdea physicians real. ize the Importance of Keeping the food contents of the stomach free from acid Fermentation. Healthy, normal diKes- ton cannot take place while the delt- cate lining Of the stonaach Is being fn- famed and distended by acid and wind --tha result of fermenktng food In the stomach. To secure perfect digestion. fermentation must be stopped or pre- vented and the acid neutraized. For tn4s purpose. physicians recommend getting . little bdsura4ed megnesta from the druggist and taxing tea spoonful in a little hot or cold wateE iFnm mediateIy after eating. They rec ommeud hisurated naRnesia hee6use il ts pleasant to take, has no disagTee- able after-effeets and instantly stops fermentatien, neutfalfxes the acid and makes the sour acid. bland, sweet and easily digested.
 sia-be sure you get the bisurated, as other Kinds of uagnesia are of httll yalue-is an absolute guarantee O. healthy. normal digestion, for ft over comes and prevents that acid condt ton which alone IS the cause of trpu hle, v
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02

The sessions of the superior court here, with Judge Milton A. Shumway ana a jury, was occupied most of the day Tuesday with the trial of the S10,oo9 suit of Charles B. Webber of New London, administrator, against Charles H. Kliuck and his son, George E. kitneix, both of New London, who were the defendants on account of the death of the four year old son of MT Wehber. who was struck by the klinck automobile delivery wagon.
 When i o'clock was reached, sAttor- ney George Curtis Morgan, counsel for the plaintiff, informed the court that he had finished with his evidence ex- cept for another witness whom he wouId have here in the morning He was willing to have the defendant pro- ceed, with tie understanding that he should be allowed to put his one WI . ness on the sand in the morning. But Attorneys, A. B. Calkins and Tracy Waller for the defendant said they wanted the plaintiffs case finished be- fore they began theirs. and according ly Judge Shumway adjourned court at o'clock till the next morning at 10 o'clock.
 Jury in the Case.
 The jury in the case has been chosen 1 as follows:
 1 Frank NJ. Harrington, Harlan P. Dol beare Norwich; Curtis P. Brown. Col | L E.. Williams. Griswold: Albert B l Kenyon, Lebanon; Elisha G. Gardner l John D. Avery. North Stonington; AL bert J. Grandy, Bozrah; Frank A Redwood, Franklin; Harry l.. Hull Lisbon; Walter H. Congdon, Volun- 1 town.
 I The complaint in the case charges 1 that the automobile delivery wagon was driven at a high and dangerous rate of speed when it struck Richard l Webber on Montauk avenue on No vember 20 1913.
 The accident happened about Il .3( I in the morning when the little boy I who was few months over year. old, was on his way home from thu Hareor school. The driver of the ma chine, Daniel Casey, stepped it afte, the accident and carried the boy il I hospital nearby. Here the boy wa 1 given medical treatment, but he diet a short time after being taken to tn hospital
 Chrles B. webber. the father of tn boy was the first witness. Those wh' followed him were Eleanor L. Holme and Walter c. McKinlock.
 After the noon recess, Frank l.. Ar | mold, an insurance agent, was put ol
 the stand and was asked about the ex
 pectancy of life in a boy of the az
 of the Webber boy, but the question
 ing along thls line was objected t
 and the objection sustained.
 Richard R. Fargo, a grocery cleri of New London testified that tn T Klinck auto delivery wagon went pas
 his grocery wagon at abont the rat of 25 miles an hour. Fargo did no
 hear any horn.
 The auto struck the boy on tn
 bridge which leads over the railroa
 track, and Fargo said thata when h
 got to the auto it was at right angle
 with the curb after the accident. Fl
 shut the power off the auto. Leroy Damon and Andrew Parri
 were other witnesses and the deposi
 ton of Claude Selden Hanks of Ner 1 London was read.
 He was passenger on a trolley ca that was passing at the time and h
 described the accident saying that 7 was the right hand front wheel of tn
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02

his proposed plans. He says in part:
 T am heartily in sympathy with any
 movement that tends to improve the
 milk supply of any city. While the
 supply of the city of Norwich is by
 no memans the worst, it is by no
 means the best and there is decided
 room for improvement. Experience
 has shown that where a rigid care can
 be given to the milk supply there is
 a noticeable reduction in the number of deaths of children. could mention other cities in the state that have re- duced the deaths from diarrhoeal dis eases to one-haf or sometimes to one fourth of what they were before such inspection began. l should very cor dialiy endorse suech 8 movement in Norwich"
 Dr. North will also touch on the Economical Distribution of MIX. Have you ever thought of the waste therer is | in the delivery of this product There are only 1 miles of street in Norwich and over 160 millkmen- Couldn't one central plant take care of this, give | the consumers better service. save the | farmers their labor, equipment and | time? This method is in vogue in Erie county, Fa-. and working admir- ably. Also the farmer gets much moro | for his milk than he would at whole sale. Every dairynan should be pres ent to hear what is said on this sub- ject.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02
PROTECTING sARVs LIFE Measures That WiI be Advocated by pr. Charles E. North

How much is the life ofsyour baby worth? Is there any mother in the city of Norwich that would place any value on such a life2 Yet how many give any thought or consideration to the supply Of that most vital fluid, namely the cows milk. although on that as much as any other factor de- pends the welfare and health of the child.
 Dr. Charles E. North of New York city, who is to be the principal speak CT on Saturday afternoon at the annu- al meeting of the New London County Impfop ement league. has done great work in the Improvement or the In1lE supply htat comes into the great city of New York. Our city of Norwich is supposed to be the Bose of New England. Why can't we be the city that has the best milk suppiy in New England? Dr. North is coming la den with information and lanteT7 slides illustrating the work that flf has done in other counties fhs county agents and othersr worlSint with him believe that Dr. North ha1 plan that will help us all. This lee ture is free to all who wish to conn and hear and it is the duty of eyeFs consumer in the city to spend at leas an hour listening to this plan.
 Dr. H. W. Conn, the director of tn 1 laboratories of the state board oi 1 health, in a letter 10 the county agent
 heartily recommends Dr. North ant
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-02
THREE SUITS AGAINST
 EAST LYME FISHERY CONCERN
To Collect Bills Claimed Against Men,
 haden Oil and Guano Go.

The Mantle Menhaden Oil and Guano company of East Lyme has been made the defendant in three suits by New London firms. each seeking to collect the amount of bills from the fishery concern. The largest of which is that of the Humphrey Cornell com pany, which seeks the recovery Of S1,- 200 for merchandise. The case is re- turnable before the superior court the first Tuesday in January. Another action is brought by G. M. Long and company to collect $26.75. This action is returnable before Justice Frank e. Cronin of New London December 22. The third suit is brought by Sehwaner Brothers, who seek payment for bill of goods amounting to $16,62 and is returRable before Justice William T. Connor at New London the 22 of De- cenber. Property owned by the East Lyme company to the amount of $3,175 has been attached.