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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-10


 Eighteen tables of whist were played in Grange Hall, Friday even ing, The following aFe the prize Winners,-Ladiss. first, Florence Redwood, second, Flefenee Hoffman; gentlemen first, Carl Hsllen, second Karl Bishop; consolation - Annie Park and Royce Loemis.
 Gone Te FIerida.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Blanchard and Miss Hsdna Burgess have gone to Winter Haven. Fla, for the winter. Mrs. Frank c. Perkins and sen Frank, have returned to Springfield, Mass, after spending a few days with Mrs. Perkins parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kingsley.
 Mrs. Otto Pultz was in Norwich Wednesday,
 Mrs. Mary FrolaHd and Miss Emma TRoland of New London, spent Tues day with MT. and Mrs. Charles Ire land.
 Miss Fannie Perkins is visiting her brother. Frank 0. Perkins. in Spring field. Mass.
 Miss Coskey of Norwich has been visiting Miss Elizabeth Duffy.
 Miss Flora Spaulding passed few days in Norwich this week.
 Miss Doris Troland has returned. after visiting in New London and Mrs. Hollis Campbell has been vis- iting friends in Springfield.
 Teachers Meetins.-
 l.. T. Garrison of Willimantfc, su- pervisor of the schools held a teach CTS meeting at the center school. Tuesday afternoon. Seven teachers were present.
 Secretary Hine Remembers School
 He Attended.
 Secretary C. D. Hine of Hartford presented District No. $. with twenty Volumes of The book Of Knowledge" Mir. Hine formerly lived here and at- tended the District No. school.
 The Ladies' Aid Society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. N. B. Royall.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-10
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
LEBANON

Players At the Whist TabIes-See retary c. D. Hine Makes Fine Gift To School.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-10
FRANKLIN

Guests Entertained Recently-Funerai
 of Mrs. Edward Howard.
 Miss gaglatla gaRsha.M ef Mgrris-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-10

Gould of Westerly were visitors ali John Geer's, Thursday.
 Horace Palmer while saving woo< Wednesday cut his hand badly.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-10

Church services were very poorly attended Sunday owing to the rain storm
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
(By Peer SttOmme. J

Berlin, Dec. 24.-Should there, be-
fore this letter reaches the United
States, be any great change in the war
situation. any near prospect of peace
] will have been very much mistaken
The allies against Germany surely
cannot afford to yield; they must fight
to the bitter end. And as for Germany
nothing seems more unthinkable than
that she can soon be forced to cOn-
less defeat. 1t will be Il long time be-
lore the end is In sight; or I am a
loor prophet.
There is but one mind in Germany,
and it is fierccly determined to carry
on the war till Germany can dictate
the terms of peace. This absolute
one thing which first forces itself on
the mind OF the observers. There is
difference of opinion and a free dis
cusSion concerning some measures OF
domestic policy: but all Germans of
I'LL parties stand together in solid
phalanN against the enemies Of the
iather.and.
Confident OF Victory.
And they leave no doubt us TO the
:mal outcome OF the struggle. The first
rticle in the German confession OF
nth declares that Germany is now
engaged in a righteous war OF defense
hat she is invincib!o. 70 any sugges-
Lon ts'at til" enemy may in the end
'Gvc too strong every German an
'crs: III is to laugh" And lie
leans ii.
The t1in from Copenhagen to Bcr-
IN, which ! made Oh Thanksgiving
takes 10 hours. Thc railroad runs
.iroil Cop, hagen S:,,iIi, L. the Ecnth-
,rno&L Ioiut Of she island CT s;ccland
$.
over {" tho smaller Danish island nt
'al%ter and proceeds tn Gjcdger
''hcnrr we take q German steamer
over t" H'snnemunde, Il voyage oc two
'r,,lr" ;n,l then so o. by rail TO Ber-
in.
SCYiia.a. ~ i;e..uinul CnIEtry.
Tho i,.,rnoy across s;celanti is one
- bn rci.erihcrcd Wy anycpe with ar
'yc tor siIiiin, ru.,l iovlltuc:s. Tho
1ar,;sh f,:>rIas, nS specially in the ricin-
tN uf tn, ancient Lo1n of EoSkiidr
re models OF carcfu cultivation. The
houses hnl .nclytaing about them ar.
;: neut and welt kept Us in the besi
i,art ut Holland.
ON th" island oe i'alster, ~; on Laa-
and tx, tho west. ,he principal crop is
.'uEar beetS. 20 harvest this crop is
lirty work. and the Danish women
VIII not io il. And the men have nG
inc For sucn work. So for this har-
Test large numbers Of women labor.
CTS ere brought Gvay from Poland :.
ew men come also but only to boss
he job. The Polish women pull ur
he bects. live ON next to nothing anC
end their earnings home to their hus.
iands in Poland. When the harves
:, over Lne women are ferricd over tt
'termany, herded together In fourth.
lass cars and carried back to theil
antilles. We saw great numbers OF
.hese peripatetic members of the in.
tlustriett army, some of them with in.
ANTS iii their arms, on the way tt
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
FORT|FY LONDON
BY Trench Line
English Evidently Taking
no Chance of German In
vasion Being Successful

New York. Dec. e4.-Trenches are
being dug about London and extra
ordinary precautions are being taken
throughout the English east coast
region in anticipation of furthe,
German raid or invasion. This infor.
nation reached the United Press to-
day from reliable private source in
England.
The trench digging around London
began two months ago. 1t was an
nounced at the time that this was
mere practice work for recruits. This
pretense has now been Abandoned.
Any traveller by road out of London,
especially to the north and northeast
has ample opportunity to observe lines
OF trenches that would do credit to
seasoned sappers in Flanders. These
extend in an almost unbroken line
from Hendon on the northwest
through Potters Bar. across to Epping
forest. on the northeast. and thence
southward as far as the Thames.
Invasion Long Expected.
For two months the German in
vasion has been expected next week. "
on Scarborough, HartlepoOl and Whit
by. but that the actual invasion is
overdue is causing no relaxation OF
vigilance or preparation on the part
of General Sir Hamilton, comman-
der-in-chief Of the defense force.
Altogether there are now modified
along the coast from Dover to Leith
approximately 100000 men. Part of
these are territorials, but at import
regular troops.
All the east coast harbors, inlets and
waterways have been mined. A day
and night patrol of seaplanes, steam
yachts, motorboats and armed steam
trawlers is maintained. The navy has
provided some 500 trawlers. manned
by navy gunners. Altogether there
are about 1000 small vessels, armed
and unarmed, now on this patrol serv-
ice between Dover and Leith.
vulnerable Points Guarded.
Their vigilance is chiefly directed to
such stretches Of coast as offer oppor-
tunity for the landing of troops in
small boats. For the most part these
places are located remote from forti-
fed ports, lying low almost on level
with the sea-. Such stretch is the
kentish coast line. near Sandwich,
and in Essex. Suffolk and Norfolk.
Many of the east coast towns have
been converted practically into mill
tary camps and from most of them
the civilian population has already
left.
Wire Strung Oh Shore.
Thirty thousand troops are billeted
at Felixstowe, in Suffolk. Similar con-
dtions obtain at Cromer. in Norfolk.
Concealed trenches and barbed wire
entanglcments have been constructed
near the shore wherever the military
Strategists have figured there is the
slightest chance of the Germans at
tempting to get foothold. Artillery
has also been emplaced.
Boy Scouts Help Out.
Along the shore the patrols Of small
craft are supplemented by bicycle
scouts. Day aHa night these military
riders. reinfor cea by some $4,000 OF
General Baden -PhWel's boy scouts,
cover their beatAS
A complete new system Of telegraph
and telephone service for the eXclu-
sive Use Of the military has been in
stalled along the east coast, the exist
ing wires having been found made
quate.
Parts Of the Scottish coast are be.
ing closely watched as we'll as the
coasts Of Ireland
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
Russians Toward Cracow.

Petrograd, Dec. 24.-(Yia London)
Large bodies of Russian troops are
moving toward Cracow, the 4alician
stronghold, from the north and east.
An important battle is apparently de-
vsloping in Southwestern Poland,
near Cracow.
While the Germans are not relax
ing their efforts along the line from
Sochaczew to Skierniewice In their
movement toward Warsaw. the great
est activity yesterday was in the vic
unity of Miechow, Andrejew, north
east OF Clacow. The Russians moved
back to a position along the left bank
OF the Nida river. near its junction
with the Vistula. 80 miles east Of era.
cow. The strength Of this army is es-
timated at nearly 100000 men.
Tcntons Cross River.
% The Teutonic allies, on December
1s, alta cked the outskirts Of Pinczow,
:wenty-fi five miles east of FtschoW, and
were successful in crossing the river.
Subsequently, however, they were
desperate fight.
The Russians are In force along the
Piica river. twenty miles southeast
position and the. Nida river is occu-
pied by five divisions OF German cav
airy. The two Russians armies are
seeking to close in, moving In the di-
rection OF Opoczno. Near the latter
point. In tho vicinity of the town of
sheAboro, an Austrian force was DE-
Anyway the trusts are unable to
corner the e,lnahaa6 market, * ~
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
FORTUNES QUEER FRANKS.

Fortune sometimes plays queer
pranks on the men of this world Of
woe and trouble. The automobile has
made work scarcer for horseshoers in
this city. though the blacksmith who
is mechanic enough to turn repair
man lis ahead Of the game. But there
is another individual who got some-
thing of kick when the automobile
arrived and the horse-or a large
number OF him-departed into the
land Of the antiques, and he is the
veterinarian. However. there is one
man in New York who made the dog
that bit bit him feed him, which is
turning things around some He was
a veterinarian; now he has an auto
mobile repair shop, with several me-
chanics working for him. and I'm
making lot more money out Of sick
automobiles than I ever did out of
sick horses" he said gleefully today.
Which shows that the average Ameri-
can Is a resourceful person.-Corre.
spondence Of Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Herald Want Ads. Bring ResuIts.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
In Eastern Arena.

Berlin, Dec. 24.-(Wireless to Lon
don)-Reports from the German
army headquarters in the field states
a German attack has been made in
the eastern arena, but whether the
operations We're directed against the
Russian rear or the main line, is not
stated.
"The situation in Galicia,'' the re-
ports says, "has cleared. The Rus
slams are holding the east bank Of the
Dunajec river to Tuchow. a town just
south of Farnow). and another Rus
sian line extends to the southeast of
Krosno, (on the railroad between Jas
10 and Sanck). Heavy fighting is going
on at both Auchow and Krosno, also
at Bupkow Pass
The official press gave out the fol-
lowing: 49,.
$50 far as can be determined from
authoritative reports, the situation
has not altered materially on either
front in the last "a hours.
''Unquestionably, heavy fighting is
proceeding along the Bzura river,
where one may fairly assume the Rus
sian position Is extremely strong.
"Vienna's reports show comparative
quiet prevails in the middle and
middle and southern Poland
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
RUSSIANS HAVE CREATED
A STOkEWALl Defense
Contlneud from page 1.

London, Dec. 24.-The allies in the
west, Germans in Poland and Rus
slams in East Prussia and Galicia.
continue their offensive operations.
advances have been SO slight as to be
almost ilnperceptible. In the long
rum. however, ground which Is being
taken may prove vital, and the var
ious armies are fighting with an in
tensity which has not been exceeded
since the war began.
In Poland.
In Poland. the center of interest has
shifted slightly to the south. Finding
the direct road to Warsaw blocked by
Russian reinforcements, the Germans
made an attack from the southwest,
and have reached Skierniewice. which
is some 40 miles from the Polish cap
ital. Thus far they have failed to
pierce the Russian lines. but forced
Grand Duke Nicholas to withdraw his
forces from before Cracow.
In Galicia.
The Russians In Galicia resumed the
offensive against the Austro-German
forces, which poured in from the west
across the Carpathians.
Although the allies have scored
some successes in battles in the west,
they are meeting with very stubborn
resistance, and military men warn the
public that very heavy casualty lists
must be expected before q serious Inn
preston will be made on the German
entertainments.
Airman Busy.
Activity seems to have been resun-
ed along the Belgian coast, for 1t is
announced that slight progress was
made by the allies between the sea
and the road from Nieuport to Wes-
tende.
tremely busy. Aeroplanes have been
swarming over Belgium, aviators rec.
onnoitering the movements Of the
opposing troops and occasionally
dropping bombs.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
feated several days ago, losing 1000
men and II officers.

feated several days ago, losing 1,0oo
men and IT officers.
German Plan.
1t is the opinion of Russian military
critics that the action in this terri
tory is intended by the Germans TO
draw away the Russians from the vi
cinity of Cracow, by threatening their
communications.
The official announcement Of Rus
sian successes in Galicia is interpret
ed here as meaning definite defeat
of the third Austrian advance. The
Russians claim to have taken the Of
fensive, attacking successfully, the
entire southern frontier forces of the
Austrians, under General Won Boehm
Ermolli.
The attack extended along the Riv-
er Duna'ec as far as the upper valley
Of the San.
Sortie From Przemysl.
The Przemysl garrison OH Decem-
Der 1S made a desperate sortie, but
was driven back on the Notifications
with heavy losses.
simultaneously the. Austrian divi-
sion, which was advancing toward
Dukla, was attacked with bayonets
and forced to flee, leaving an enor-
nous number Of dead. The Russians
captured 1000 prisoners. including IL
officers.
To the west, on the road leading tc
Baltfeld, an Austrian corps was at
tackled by Russians at Ryoliatzi, on a
front descending from Ryg to Yodlov.
The Austrians were thrown back,
leaving about 1900 dead on the field.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24

Anyway the trusts are unable to
corner the SUnSh5o6 market
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24

Herald Want Ads. Bring Results
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
French Vote Over Billion.

Paris, Dec. 24.-The chamber. of
deputies yesterday voted, Unanimously
an appropriation of :1.700,0o0.00o. to
cover the expenses of the next six
months, including ;he cost Of the war.
l. The sitting Of parliament was
less emotional, and more business
like than. the opening session yester-
day. In the chamber of deputies, al
most all members were present. and
they cast their votes with little dis
cussion and without a murmur Of dis
sent. The senate tonight passed
unanimously the appropriations previ-
ously voted by the chamber Of depu-
ties.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
OUCH! LUMBAC0?
Try. AIusteroic. See How Quickly
1t Relieves.

You Just rub MUsTEROLE in
briskly, and usually the pain is gone
"a delicious soothing comfort comes
to take its place.
MUSTEROLE is a clean, white
ointment, made with oil of mustard.
Use it instead of mustard plaster.
Will not blister.
Doctors and nurses use MUSTER
OLE and recommend 1t to their pa
tients.
They will gladly tell you what relief
it gives from Sore Throat, Bronchitis.
Group, Stir Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia,
Congestion. Pleurisy. Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Pains and Aches Of the
Back or Joints. sprains, Sore Muscles,
Bruises, Chn1blains. Frosted Feet,
Colds Of the Chest ut often prevents
Pneumonia).
At your druggists in csc ana soc
lars, and q special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Be sure you get the genuine MUS
TERDLE. Refuse i,nitations-get
what yon ask for. The Musterole
Company; Cleveland. Ohio.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24

If a man gets up on a cold morning
and his thermometer registers S de-
grees lower than the. thermometer
owned by his neighbor, the man acts
as it this was the proof that he is
degrees smarter than his neighbor.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
the war. The outward signs Of this
arn visible at Rerlin.

The street traffic is heavier, Christ
mas shoppers fill the big department
stores, and there is greater tendency
to place big orders, tosether with 9TH
er signs of business activity.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-24
Business in Berlin.

Berlin, MAILED New York; Dec. "a.
The business situation In Germany
has undergone considerable improve
ment since the first month, or two of
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infant MORTALITY
ON THE INCREASE
ATLANTA PHYSICIAN THINKS
SOMETHING SHOULD BIZ DONE
BY AUTHORITIES

Atlanta, Jan. 19.-Atlanta j pictur
ed as sort OF modern Moloch -
which hundreds OF infants lives are
sacrificed each year, through had milk
and sanitary conditions. in state
ment Just made by Dr.. J. P. Kennedy,
head of the city health department.
insisting that council must do som
thing to stop unnecessary infart
mortality.
DR. Kennedy makes the startling
statement that by approprialng mere
| ly 81 800 annually, add two nurses
to his department, 20 per cent If III
babies who die every year n Atlanta
could be saved,
That such a proportion of infants
die simply through failure of the city
to provide proper sanitary safeguards
is such a shocking l'ate OF affairs that
council may take some specie. action
if the necessary appropriation is not
| Forthcoming from the regular cllau-
nels.
While the climate and general
health and mortality stan. tics ~.
show Atlanta to be enc OF the heatH-
lest cities in the world, the infant
mortality death rate is unreasona5!y
large. Statistics just completed shcN
that during 1913 POI white ba3iss an2
255 negro babies mGer two Years Of
age died in Atlanta This IS a slisGt
increase over 1912, but the statistic"
set forth that while 2,503 babies Wee
born in 1912 there were 1903 born n
1913, so that the situation at any rate
| IS not growing worse.
Our department is handicapped III
its work" DR.. Kennedy declares. We
need Il child welfare department as an
adjunct to the health department. II
we could employ two trained nurses
to visit the home every time a birfh
IS reported and show people how to
treat their babies we could save %
per cent OF the infants who die in
Atlanta every year
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Wonderful Cough Remecy.

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adeiphia or ST. Louis.
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ATLANTA EXPECTS
$4,000 VISITORS
MEETING OF The sHRlNERe
PROMISES TO BE A GREAT
EVENT FOR CAPITAL

Atlanta, Jan 19.--IioW great rail
road and great city will handle the
greatest convention crowd mat ever
assembled in one week in any city IN
America is the problem which is con.
fronting Atlanta and the Souther,
railway in connection with the comina
annual national gathering of tn
Shriners i'll May.
Atlanta is working on the problcn
because she Will have to entertain and
feed over $4,000 people, visiting
rowd larger than the city's whole to-
tai adult male population, while the
Southern railway is considering it ir
the light Of the fact that the bulk of
all that travel from every part of tn
country will converge into the South.
ern and be handled into Altar Ia over
that line.
The extent Of what this movement
means may be gathered from the fact
that practically all the railroads in
the United States are expecting to uae
all their extra available cars to handle
the movement. Most of the eastern
travel will roll into the Terminal st T.
ton on Southern rails, while the
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burg, Memphis and st. Louis gat =
ways; the middle west and Canada
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The railroads in every par of the
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Worms the Cause Of Your chi.d's Pal.

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