davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22

change korespondentas, kad Aus
trijo; paskelbta 10 suraSu, kurie
nearima paskutiniu dviejQ me-
nesip. Sulyg stu suraSu, austru
nuostoliai lake pirmu triju kares
menesiQ buvo buvo sekanti:
UzmuStu-2,263 aficierai if
4o,827 kareiviai; suzeistu-S,0So
aticieru if 23I,I6o kareiviu, il
nelaisven pakliuvusiu-628 aficie-
raj If 9,582 kareiviai.
Suiyg Sito paties praneSimo,
penkiuose paSkutiniuose PrusiS-
kuose suraSuose yra vardai So
764 aficierq If kareiviu -suzeis-
tu, uzmuStp If prapuolusiu To-
kin budu I36 Xxi Siolei iSeiusie
suraSai paduoda Prusu karalyst6s
nuostolius ant S77,Io7 vyrp, 81
ton skaitlin1n neinoina nuOstoliai
kitu Vokietijos karalystiu, mes
Saxonijos, Bavarijos il Wuer-
tenbcrgo karalijos turi savo at
skirus suraSus.
Petrogradas, sausio 1o d. 10
respondentai, esanti su rusu ar
rnija ant Kaukazo, prisiuncia
laikraSciams zinias apie baisia
nelaime, kuri sutiko begancius
atgal turkus po to, kaip Nienuo-
!iktasai ju korpusas tapo sumuS-
tas Kara-Urgano distrikte.
Is Stu ziniu pasirodo, kad di-
dehs skaitlius belaisvip papuoie
ru>u rankas todel, kad rusai w
griebG maisto vezimus; turkish
pulkai tuomet pakliuvo bedon, il
jiens liko tik vienas is dvieju-
arba mirti is bado, arba pasiduo-
ii.
Sios zinios pasakoja, kad ru-
sal, nepaisant sniego viesulu, ne
atleido begantip turkp. Nienam
niSke rusu kariumenes RADIO apie
3 tuaktancius turku, suSalusiu vi
siSkai. Savo sustngusiose ran.
kose jie If po mirties dar lake
karabinus.
Kopenhagen, via Lcndon, sau-
sio 1e d. Konferencija socialis-
tn is neutraliSkp Saliq, kuri pra-
sid6io cia pereit2 nedeldieni, pr
enc -ezoiiucija, kurloj protestuo-
jana prizes tai, kad Vokietija SUI
mindziojo Belgijos teises If sau-
kiaaa visu Sally socialistus dirb-
ii toj linkmej, kad kar6 galetu
greitai uzsibaigti.
Londonas, sausio Ie d. Reu-
terio telegrafiSkos agenturos te-
iegramas praneSa is Atenu, Gre
kijoj, kad turku garnizonas pa
sitrauke is Adrianopolio, kuris
yra po Konstantinopolio svar-
biausiu TurlSijos miestu. Ka-
dangi Adrianopolis yra prize pat
Bulgarijos rubeziaus, tai mena-
ma, l1ad tarp Turkijos il Bulga-
rios turf butt kokia nors sutar-
It's, kuri uztikrina Turkija, kad
raj is sitos puses negresia pavo-
jus.
Kopenhagenas, Danijoj, sau-
sio 1e d. zinia IS Berlino pra-
mesa kad vokieciai oficialiSkai
paglrsino, jog Antwerpeno mics
tas Xxi siolei uzmokejo vokie-
CLANS 10 milionp doliariu kariS-
kos kontribucijos.
7om1c flrch0iimoc lfojiihi
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22
No.. (

( E'"S "iiilu dplt LC1nGS QreDe-
llmo pasekmes Bijomasi, kad
kuomet susineSimai taps atnau-
init. tai skaitlius auku pasiro-
dys dar didesnis, negu kad dabar
apskaitliuojama.
Zemes drebdjimas apeme visa
dali nuo Neapolio miesto. pietuo-
Sc, net Xxi Ferrera Siauriuose-
apie 300 myliu viens nuo kito
atstu--ir jaut5si skersai beveik
visa Italia.
Rymas, sausio "a d. Sv. Pet
70 baznytios kolionadoj garsus
obeliskas (stuIpas) tapo dik6iai
sugadinraS if visa kolionada lei
lie piliorp), sakoma, nusileido ant
+ pedu zemyn. Sale stovinti ma
mai, kur gyveno yelionio popie-
Zlaus Pijaus X seseris, bjauriai
sutrukinejo. Dau2 istoriSku bu-
davoniQ if garsiQ baznyGiu tapo
diktiai sugadinra. Tarp jp yra
garsus Chigi pa1ocius.
Frontas baznyjios sv. Tono
Loterano sugadintas If milzinis-
ka lsganytojo stoyyla, 50 pedu
Iaugsta, iSkrypo is savo vietos If
subyrejo j smotus, nugriudama
zemen Sv. Karolio. Sv. Ignoto.
Sv. Agotos If keletas kitu bazny-
;iQ tapo sugadinta
Sv. Petro garsiojoj baznytioi
iSbyrejo daugiau uegu 100 Ian
gp. Neliausios zinios pranesa.
kad 50 namp Rymc tapo visai
sunaikinta.
Rymas, sausio II d. Tarp Is
IL 50 tukstanjiu lmoniu. uzmuS-
tq If suzeistu priskaitoma lake
baisaus zemes drebejimo, kuris
sudrebino visa yidurine Italia.
20 vakarykStio zem6s dreb5iimo
Si2dien anksti is ryto iaut5si
antras 'drebejimas, If nuostoliai
padaryta nesvieuski. Tai bene
bus didziausis dreb5jimas nuo
1908 metp, kuomet buyo garsus
MessinOs dreb5jia1as
zinios praneSa, kad apie 40
miestq If miestelp tapo uzgauta
zem5s drebajimo; dalis jQ visai
lSgriauta, o dalis diktiai nuken-
tejo.
Rymo laikrastis Tribuna ap-
skaitliuoja, kad Is rulstan6iai
zmonip bus uzmuSta If suzeista.
o privatiSkos zinios is zmoniu.
kurie gerai su siuom distriktu
yra apsipazine, praneSa, kad
skaitline sieks Xxi $4,000.
Su kiekviena, yienok, valan-
da, gaunant Wis daugiau ziniu,
pasirodo, kad baisenybes, padary-
tos nuo zemes drebejimo, Wis au-
ga. Kuomet visos zinios sueis
kruvon, gal but, kad virSpami-
netos skaitlines bus dar didesnes.
Kick zinoma iki siolci, apie 20
miestu yra visiSkai sunaikinta If
pavirto / vienu griuvesiu kruvas;
apie kita tick yra dikciai suga-
dintu, Visose Sitose yietose yra
uzmuStu if suzeistQ zmonip. Per
visa dienq vakar darbininkai If
kariumene dejo didvyriSkas pa
stangas, kad iSgelbeti is griu-
vesiu uzgriautus zmones, kurie
dar iSliko gyvi Tukstanciai la
vonu iStraukta iS-po griuvesip.
Rymas, sausio IS d. Is visu
miestu labjausiai nukentejo mics
tas Avezzano, kuris yra tik apie
O. mylias atstu nuo Rymo. IS
cia praneSama, kad Avezzano If
10 apielinkese zuvo maziausiai
1900 lmoniu. Pats niestas TIL
ri apie 1900 gyventoju. Is vi
so Sito skaitliaus, kaip praneSa-
ma, tik apie 100 zmoniu iSsi-
gelbejo Antras is Giles yra mics
tas Sora, kur, sulyg atejusip
ziniu, tukstantis zmonip yra uz-
muStu.
Avezzano mieste, manoma, yra
apie 1000 zmoniu gyvais w
griautq; tarp ju daug vaikp-mo-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22

i"H' '"iiiJS NSlNtd Nilildlli-
Jos), o Plocko gubernijoj, linkui
Thorn, jie taipgi padare tula pro-
eresq.
Ties Var$avos frontu vokieciai
didelemis jiegomis scptynis sy-
klus, vienas po kito, desperatiS-
kai uzatakavo rusq pozicijas il
pagalios uzeme viena is prieSaki
niQ rusu transeju.
Toliaus j pietus vokieciai taip.
pat buvo Sturmave rusu pozici-
jas. Kiekvienam Sturmui pirm
to artilerija buvo prirengusi ke-
lia smarkiu bombardavimu.
Galicijoj austrai sunkiomis ka-
nuolemis buvo bombardave mics
ia Tarnow, bet rusiskoji artile-
ia pasekmingai austru kanuole3
nut de.
Londonas, sausio II d. KaiiS-
ki eXpertai mena. kad pa9milnas
Karlibaba spragos, kuri veda
paciq sirdi Transylvanijos, gall
tureti svarbias politiSkas pasek-
mes Sis rusp zingsnis gall pri-
skubinti Rumanijos isikiSima ka-
ren, mes Transylvanija yra be-
veik kiaurai apgyventa runa-
lais. kurie nuo senai nori pasi-
liuosuoti nuo Vengrijos jungo.
IS kitos vel puses isiverzimas
rusu TRANSPORTATION, gall priver-
sti Vokietija siqsti kariumene
Vengrijon, kad rusus atremti.
Tas turetu susilpninti jp fronta
Lenkijoj.
Amsterdamas, sausio II diena.
Kaizeris, kuris pats daDojo mu-
s., kuomet vokieGiai nustume at
gal francuzus netcli nuo Sois-
sons, apdovanojo ordenais (atsi-
!
zymejimo zenklais) du vokieciu
generolu, kurie ia muSi vede,-
gen. Won Luchow il gen. Wischu-
.ra.
Londonas, sausio II d. IS Pc
trogrado pranesanla, kad tenai
mir6 nuo paralizo gen. A. Stoes-
sci, pagarsejes rusu generolas,
kuris drasiai, nors If nepasekmin-
gai, gyne Port Arturo tvirtove
laike rusu-japonq kares.
Jis per iStisus kelis menesius
Syne tVlrtove nuo paslutuslq ia
poniSku sturmavimu If pagalios
tapo priverstas atiduoti tvirtove
japonu generolui Nogi.
W tvirtoves atidavimq, sulyg
fusu kariSku teisiu, gen. Stoessel
tapo atiduotas .kariSkan teisman
if vssario 20 d. 1908 m. tapo pa
smekrtas mirtin. Sta dekreta,
vienok, caras pakeite ant 10 me-
tu kalejimo. Sekanciais metals
caras, delei sveikatos blogo sto-
VIC, paliuosavo kalini is Petro-
pavlovskos tvirtoves kalejimo.
KariSkas Stoesselio teismas bu-
Yo labai dramatiSkas. Gen. Smir-
nov, kuris buvo tvirtoves ko-
mendantu, atvirai apskunde gen.
Stoesseli, buk jis csas isdavikas
ir bereikalingai tvirtove
atidave. Xiii aficierai ia
patti liudijo, Nors gen. Kuropat-
kin tuomet gyne gen. Stoesseli,
tvirtindamas, kad jis neturejes XII
tokios iSeigos, bet tas nieko ne
gelbejo If gen. Stoessel buvo pri-
pazintas kaltu.
Petrogradas, sausio II d. Ru-
81 Kaukazo armijos stabas pa
skelbe sekanti pranesima:
"Apielinkese Kara-Urgan mu-
siai vystosi pasekmingai musu
pusei. Durtuvq ataku mes Sill
paikinome So ali turku pnlka, ku
rio iiekanos, sykiu su pulko ko-
mandierium If keletu aficieru, pa
kliuvo nelaisven.
"Besivydami turkus, vienoj vie
toj mes paemem 5000 turku ne
laisven, uzgriebem IA kanuoliu
ir dideles sankrovas kariSkos me-
dziagos, taipgi beveik 10000 gal
vijp
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22

|
laiko Vengrija prades loSti di-
desne role dvigubos monarchijos
reikaluose, negu iki Siolei j lose.
Petrogradas, sausio IS 4. Ru-
sal, sulyg ateinanciu is fronto
privatiSku ziniu, pradejo vel alta
&uoti vokiecius Prusu Lietuvoj.
Is to sprendziama, kad MozuriS-
kieji ezerai jau uzSalo, mes ru-
sal, negaledami persimuSti per
stipriai apgintas siauras tarp-
ezeres, nuo kelly menesiu to tik
ir lauke.
Tiflisas, Rusijoj, sausio "a d.
lnejus turkams / Persia, fuslau-
Niniu kurdu bandos pradejo ivai-
Rose vietose uzpuldineti If musti
krikscionis. Miestelyj Minedoab.
Il pietus nuo Tabrizo, kurdai, pa
ENG miesteli, iSskerde visus kirk
scionis, skaitliuje apie 800 ypatu
Atenai, sausio rs d. zinia ate
just is miesto Salonika, praneSa,
kad Bulgaria. buk sumobilizavo
100000 kariumenes netoli Serbijos
rubeziaus. Didesne dalis sios
kariumenes pastatyta iSilgai svar-
biausi Orientaliskaii gelezinkeli
Sakoma, kad 81 mobilizacija da-
ryta, prisilaikant didziausios pa
slapties.
! Paryzius, sausio IS d. Fran
cuzu laivyno departamentas sia,
dien apskelbe sekanti oficiali pra-
aeSinq:
"Rusq laivynas Juodose jurese
Saudc ant turkiSku skraiduoliu
Breslau If Hamidieh, padaryda-
mas jiems skaudzip nuostoliu.
"Po to rusu laivynas nuplauke
iSilgai kraStq Sinopo, Trebi-
condo il Platane ilankas ir su-
1aikino dideli skaitliu prekiniQ
Turkijos iaivq. Jis taipg' bonn
bardavo iopa uosta,"
Paryzius, sausio IS d. Parry
liau% expcrtai mena, kad vokie-
ciai galvoja apie antra atakq ant
Paryziaus. Toki manymq pa
gimde ia aplinkybe, kad vokie-
ciai rrad6jo varyti labai energiS-
kai kaltq j francuzu linijas prize
Scissors micsto ant upes Aisne
r kad pats kaizeris prizipri sitaS
hariSkas opcracijas.
Xxi Siolei vokieciai yra pasek-
mingi, mes, sulyg oficialisku vo-
d,
kiSkq pranesimu, sesi nliesteliai
apiel:nkese scissors jau pakliu-
vo ju rankas. Uzemus siuos
miestus, vokieciai vel yra tik IS
raylias atstu nuo Paryziaus,
Fran,uzai Sioj vietoj turejo pasi-
traukti atgal skersai Aisne upe.
Oficialis francuzq pranesimas,
vienok, paaiSklna, kad lrancuzai
pasitrauke atgal delei "strategis-
ky iSrokavimu."
Londonas, sausio I6 d. Veliau-
81 oficialiski pranesimai rusu ge-
neraliskojo stabo nurodo, kad ru-
sal bene pradejo vykdinti nauja
veikimo pliana, kuris gall tureti
svarbias pasekmes.
Sulyg Stu pranesimu, rusu ka-
valerija pradejo energiskai stum-
It's pjrmyn siaurinej Leirkijos ia-
|lyj, butent Plocko guber1lijoj, lin
kui Thorn. Rusu kavalerija jau
pasiske upes Skrwa, kuri yra
apie 40 myliu nuo Thorn paru-
bezio. Siose apielinkese buvo ne,
dideles jiegos vokieSip kavaleri-
JOS z pestininku, kurie bnvo pri-
versti skubiai prizes rusus trauktis
atgal.
Ga menama, kad' didis kuni-
saikstis Nikalojus, vyriansis rusu
arlniju vadas, bene ketina is
vystyti Sitose vietose visai nauja
rusu armija, susidedancia, sulyg
ziniu is Petrogrado, is apie Soo.-
700 zmoniu, Sitojl arnlija veiktp
-. D.. ..4..-o. -.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22

Kopenhagenas, Danijoj, sau-
sio 1e d. zinia IS Berlino pra.
mesa kad vokieciai oficialiStai
pagarsino, jog Antwerpeno mics
tas Xxi siolei uzmokejo vokie-
CLANS 10 milionp doliariu kariS-
kos kontribucijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22

Londonas, sausio 18 d. Laik..
ras6io Morning Post korespon-.
dentas is Stockholmo telegrafuo-
ia sckan;iai:
Lake pereitu dvieju savaiciu
penki vokiSki garlaiviai sykiu su
visa igula zuvo Baltiko jurese.
]ie uzSoko ant MIMI
Londonas, sausio I8 d. Is
Viennos pranesa Telegraph Ex-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-22

Londonas, sausio II d. Kol
rusai atmusineja desperatiskus
ltakus vokieciu, kurie stengiasi
orasimusti i Varsava, svarbus
luotikiai pradeda vystytis kitur.
Karpatu kalnuose rusai stur-
lavo Karlibaba spraga, kuri att
lare jiems kelia is Bukovinos j
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01
CLEVER WOMEN
Use gasoline to dry clean every.
 thing at horne and save s h an hour.

You will never again pay enormous prices for dry cleaning after trying this. Any woman can clean and re- new the appearance of yokes. ribbons, satlns. iaces, silks. furs, shirtwaists, Swiss. lawn, organdie and chiffon dresses, kid gloves and shoes, neck ties, children.s clothes, suits. caps. wooden garments, fancy vests. draper les. rugs. in fact, any and everything that would be ruined with soap and water
 Get two ounces of scivite at any drug store and put it in two gallons Of gasoline. where 1t quickly disgoiyes. Then put In the goods to be cleaned. After a little rubbing out they come locking bright and fresh as new 1ou win find nothing fades, silrinizs or wrinkles. requiring no pressing.
 You would have to pay $ at a dry cleaning establishment for the ciean- ing which can be done at home as easily as laundering. Any grocery Of garage will supply the gasoline and your druggist will sell you two ounces of seirite which is simply gasoline soap. then a large dishpan or wash boiler completes your dry cleaning outfit.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01
EXPLAINED FATAL
 ACCIDENT IN ELEVATOR.
Coroner Brown Heard Testimony of Albert Pieree-Decides No One to Blame,


 Coroner Franklin H. Brown has con- cluded his investigation of the acci- dent by tawhich Jesse D. Eccleston of Norwich Town lost his life last Tues day afternoon in the elevator shaft at the Carpenter building on Commerce street and finds that no blame is to be attached to anyone for the death oi the young man. The fatal accident mans eighteenth birthday.
 The testimony of Albert Pierce who was with Eccleston cleared up the un- certainty that had existed as to just fhow the accident occurred. Young Pierce said that they went with the wagon to get some bales of wool from the Carpenter building The elevate, is at the rear and the wool was on the first floor They put two bales of wool on the elevator and Eccleston thought that it would be easier to load the wool onto the wagon if they raised the elevator with the wool on it up to the level of the wagon. They got the ele- vator started but could not stop it and 1t went on up to the second floor where it was held by the bales of wool that hung over the side. Eccleston tried to get the elevator free and in doing so the wool was forced out of the evelator and he himself lost his balance and fell and was crushed by the elevator and his body dropped to the floor of the elevator well. Pierce jumped off the elevator at the second floor. ran down stairs and found Ec- clestcn injured and them ran to get help. The elevator continued on to the top of the shaft
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01
DIED

KING-In Norwich. Oct. 2e, 1915. Mary Frances, daughter of the late Hugh and Frances C. King.
 Funeral service will be held at her late home. No. r Penobscot street. Tues day. Nov. 2, at p. m. Burial in Yantic cemetery.
 BURLINGAME+In Dorchester, Mass Oct 30. Anna L., wife of James E. Burlingame.
 Funeral at her home. 5s Downer ave nue. . Dorchester Mass, Tuesday LOFFLER-In this city, Oct s1, 1915, fer, of John street, aged 64 years Funeral from the home of her daugf- ter. Mrs. Dennis Moran, No. John street, Tuesday morning at 8.30. Re- quiem mass at St. Patrick's church al ROODE-In Plainfleld, Oct 30. 1915 Charles w. Roode, aged 43 years. Funeral services at his late residence Tuesday at Il o'clock. Burial in Pachaug cemetery.
 BURNs-In Norwich. Oct. 2s, 1915 Martin Burns of Yantic. Funeral from the parlors of M V Murphy. No. 353 Main street. Monday morning, Nov. 1. at o'clock. Service Town. at 10 o'clock. Requiem mass in Sacred Heart church "Wednesday morning at o'clock. Kindly omit flowers.
 LORD-Entered into rest. Oct 29, 1915 George Thatcher Lord, aged 52 years Funeral services will be held at his late residence. No. S3 Washington street. Monday, Nov. 1, at 2.30 o'clock Burial in Yantic cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01
MEDALS TO TWO
 MEMBERS OF CHOIR.
Monthly Custom Begun at Christ
 Episcopal Church.

For general excellence in the choir of Christ Episcopal church for the month of October, Robert Campbell was pre- scented a gold medal, suitably inscribed, and Charles Dyer silver medal, at the evening prayer service on Sunday. On the last Sunday of each month here after the two boys who make the high est showing in general excellence for the month are to be presented gold and silver medals at the evening service. The presentation Sunday evening in- augurated the medal-giVing system. the purpose of which is to inspire the choir boys with fuller sense of their responsibility as leaders of praise. The decision as to whom the medals are to be awarded each month is made by Choirmaster William F. Habekotte.
 Preceding the Sunday evening ser vice there was a short recital by Or ganis- Habekotte, and during the ser vice the anthems Angel Voices and To Whom Then Will He Liken Me were excellent1y rendered by the choir.
 In his sermon, Rev. Richard R. Gra- ham, the rector. set forth in clear cut lines the responsibilities of both the choir and the congregation. The choir he likened to an order of the church. There is laid upon you a responsibility. he said, speaking to the choir You are leading the congregation in praise. You are not simply here as musicians; you are here to lead the praise ser vice of the people of God.
 To the congregation he said: We need in our congregations to learn how to listen. All ought to try to join in the music as far as their Anusical abil- ity permits. The choir are not here for your amusement. All cannot ap- preciAte music in the same way, but unless you enter into the spirit, the attitude is simply critical, and you have failed to realize the function of the choir. The function of the choir is to lead in praise, and it is the duty of the congregation to follow that leadership. A devout choir will inspire congregation and a congregation that listens to the devotions offered to AL mighty God will inspire the choir.
 The announcement of those entitled to wear the medals was then made, Robert Campbell receiving the gold medal and Charles Dyer the silver medal, which were pinned on their breasts by the choirmaster. Kenneth Hall and David Carlyle received hon. orab1e mention.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01
STATE TAX INCREASED SIO,773
Over Last Year for Town of Norwich Cor bin Issues Figures for the State-Cals for $35 14460 From Norwicf--Iast Year It Was $24,371.48.

enue received yearly from direct taxa tton ill each town, including that re- ceived by all taxing districts therein, as averaged for the three fiscal years next preceding, Is to the total revenue so received for such time as averaged in all the towns tn the states or couH- ty, as the case may be-"
 The ievyinG of the state and county taxes is based oa sworn statement by a town of the amount received as taxes laid upon the property valued in the grand list, including the amount received from personal taxes, taxes on shares of stock of any bank, or trust, inyestnest. or insurance company re- ceived from the state. with the amount received from taxes by any city, bor- ouGh, fire district, municipal assoeta- tion, or school district during each of the three fiscal years next preceding the previous July. The proportion which the average yearly amount so received during the three years is of the total of such average yearly amounts received in all the towns of the state or county shall be the pro- portion which each town shall pay to the amount determined by the general assembly, or $1,750,0BO. If a town fails to make the payment of it's assessed tax interest shall be charged at the rate of per cent. a year from the date the amount became dnt until paid.
 The detailed state tax by towns fol- lows.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01
TORPEDO DESTROYER ALLEN.
Named After Ancestor of Undertaken
 William H. Allen.

The current issue of The Director, an Undertakers' magazine, contains the following:
 William Henry Allen. Norwich, Conn.,. gained the unusual distinction on October 10 of having one of the six torpedo destroyers now building named for him. This destroyer will be known as the Allen.
 While this statement may not be technically correct. there is a cer- tain community of interest" beween the name of the veteran undertaken and the new war vessel. The new boat Is really named for Commander William Henry Allen. who entered the navy in 1900 and died in 1913. He was third lieutenant of the Chesa- peake in 1897 when she struck her flag to the British ship Leopard and he fired the only gun from the Chesa- yeake.
 The naming of Endertaker Allen is traced to the sameillustrious Com mander Allen. Undertaken Allen also enjoys the honorable distiHction of being a member of the state embalm- ing board and past, president of the Connecticut F. D.; builder, not destroyer of professional progress in his community.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01
MISS CORA ST. eERMAHN
 GIVEN EINEN SHOWER
Carried Out By AIphena Club ef
 Montviiie.

Miss Cora St. Germain. whose mar
 rtage to J. Nolace Brune1le of this city will take place November Is, was rendered a linen shower Friday even ing at the home of Miss Ida Morin in Montville by members of the Alphena club. Miss St. Germain Is a favorite among her friends and she was gen. erously showered with favorite pieces of linen. The evening was pleasantly spent with games and musical selec- ttons. after which supper was served
 Those present included Misses Ai- ezena, Zella and Nellie Broui1iard. May. Anna and Alice Quinn. Helen Driscoll, Ruth Craig, Eva St. Ger main, Mrs. William McMahon of this city, Miss Anna Walsh, Mrs. Charles Kolb. Miss Elizabeth Faulkner of New Haven, Miss Ida St. Germain, and Misses Addie. Ida and Lillian Morin-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01
FOOD SOURING IN STOMACH CAUSES
 INDIGESTION, GAS
"PAPE's DAPEPsIN" ENDS ALL STOMACH DISTRESS IN FIVE
 MINUTES

Wonder what upset your stomach which portion of the food did the damage-do you? Well, don't bother. If your stomach is in revolt; if sour, gassy and upset, and what you just ate has fermented into stubborn Jumps; head dizzy and aches; belch gases and acids and eructate undi- gested food; breath foul; tongue coat ed-just take a little Pape's Diapep- sin and in five minutes you wonder what became of the indigestion and distress
 Millions of men and women today know that 1t is needless to have a bad stomach. A little Diapepsin occas- sionaiiy keeps this delicate organ reg u1ated and they eat their favorite foods without fear.
 If your stomach doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebellion: if your food is a damage instead of a help. remember the quickest, surest most harmless relief is Pape's Dia- pepsin which costs only fifty cents for large case at drug stores It's truly wonderful-it digests food and sets things straight. so gently and easily that 1t is really astonishing. Please, for your sake, don't go on and on with a weak, disordered stomach, it's So
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01
Amounts by Counties.

The following are the amounts which each of the eight counties will