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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
pepartment Heads.

The department heads include the following:
 training school Daggett Mary Daggett and Maud Dupuis Julius Hyde head counting departmnt Ida De Haven registered pharmacist Anna w Potter. Palmer P Galigan. house seward $. Palmer farmer; F. Warrington chief engineer Mrs Emily N Wilson detian Sadie cee head aundress William Irons Wc head painter Paul Vynel head and Gustave Dich
 s1,5ooooo in Buildings
 The complete equipment of the Norwich State hospital it's cornTise inc foITi m +soeo % sgjJUv, 3t
 iiSeS 'le ouli'lIs central diils building for kitchen bakery station. building laboratory building club house for employees power nurses sperntendents house staff house F ward buildings building barn. horse barn. poultry plant house several other minor buildings
 M f 69 m @ of o the at sTs s yet 9 @ % o provision for these unortunates increase beins about twice ast as the ponuIatinn In View Gra pl ts M fa @ pIo @ % & % haze G 2 2 made n @ n m G fh ea oo1on @ 5 @ or oS e o tents either Addletorn the nater5,lv decrease of tRe nurnbeP o % be % 9 f @ @ @ as mo those now patients will +. likelihood continue
 Appropriations Asked For. % Anong @ several matters for which & are o be is the increase of the wafer supply eher b Ing the resent instead seven Hllon salons present b1 drifting ci water sio Te to s4pplemert the boSpaS pof for @ for as @2 q a % e 9 s f @ 9T 6o . ovtne e . @ @ the the cs1 staff t a%q may be Included in the buidess to be for
 Shscks For Tuberculosis Patients
 Another desired will shoul6  buildings frepfe G fn f Ta[eh are % is is m i1 care nd % tb % ps09 f Norwich C. o tuberculosis of the state
 The fOr appropriation small cottage for cortaeioUs disease patients
 Maintenance,
 a ion nanenanee At reent the hos0+a receives s additional Sf50 ratient of for in to had of a in labor. capita Middletow patients the patients the capita s263 which add
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
AT TUBERCULOSIS sANAToRIuM.
One Hundred and Eighty-one Patients Were Treated in the Maintenance Cost Was About $45, 0O0-Norwich Sent B Patients and New London 47.

In the past Tuberculosis sana- which have 1S1 the discharges the
  also record only advanced advanced Those of the and females Bridgeport males and females, ana the 20 different The is and women, wh throughout to the capacity of the institution,
 As the allotment
  $45,000 year. circumstances in the
 
 while addition sufficient vegetables
  land on which the sanaor is located comprises in all from  During the year some Improvements have been direction of Hugh Campbell the superintendent consisting putting cellars asked and legislature coming Dr.. bell J
 
 Artley, Thomas J. Kelly. farmer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01

know that there propertaes 675 men. with total payroll of about s50o00o
 Under Management.
 While the trolley properties Connecticut the of one management 2o miles which of New London Norwich Of London and Wndhan counties with all the of Middesex county.
 Extensions Improvements
 During extensions and improve been extended from New London the Parade prepaiation of this ter4a being @ one saap in se Tectso or improved trolley freight facilities service he 
 New Cars Bought and Moro Coming.
 The facilities handling ing the year materially helped with the latest and these will aode curing the winter 10 interuran the latest pe ana or larger capacity than by the
 improved Track Roadhed
 The track and the exceptionally condition steel ~ - ~ ~ ~ " ~ VI The line New London has been much eliminating several bad hedu and this work will be continued
 ThamesvIe Power Plant of y @ e1 the very latest machinery at ProVenlents under will insure of service
 Long Distance Trolley Travel
 The Shore Line Electric railway or trackage mas been used by those who outing. The improvement equipment of the Nor wien and Westerly Traction possible ton n the running between and today service is rendered westerly through to Providence money is saved to the traveller in using this distributed and may be secured m appioa ton to the company at any of it's various offices.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
ROBERTSON BOX FACTORY.
Fine New Building Erected By Montville Company -Is 2o8x50 Feet-Two Stories and Base
 
nent.

Construction work begun in May for the C. RI of a to the ms
 building of ton with brick of while at the basement is is about one-&hrd the two foors
 he of heavy pine supported pillars and gfrders
 Is of which on fhe nd of wi he ends of the building
 The main is while entrances.
 building Of the of in the and will add greatly which suffered past of plant The rebuilt section however -
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
BUILDING OPERATIONS AT A TOTAL OF $22O2,777
CContinued from Page Tenl

lobby The directors very nicely building.
 the bank that attracts particular attention IS vault built Of many rail- the burgarproo steel of the vault itself level floor story several safe which have steel doors and separate Yale 
 banking of the institution marks long step quarters the dwelling In Brooklyn well as Brooklyn and Daneson sim wa
 following: President Hopkins: cashier. Nathan D. drectorsCoI Vim A. Gason Boston; Judge Bitgood Pladnheld Williams Brooklyn
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
TROLLEY BUSINESS INCREASES.
Lines That Center in Norwich Carried APP Per Cent. More Passengers in 1914-Service Was Improved - Six Hundred and Seventy-6ve Men Employed on Eastern Connecticut Trolley Lines.

comparison of the number
 
 the
 
 
 number passengers in the London division of New London Norwich MOntvle the terminating Norwich the Norwich Westerly Traction
  of miles operated 2261.770 10O544O respectively.
 n ondo n
  The number of carried the Norwich S The miles There thus in passengers on of mileage of 3.44 by lines which
 Total Payroll of About $5ooooo. importance to uerhaps fully appreciated to
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

Gtenwood canyon. where the road follows the
Canyon of the Grand River to Glenwood Springs.
At Rifle the highway turns nOrthward from the
railroad, through Meeker. Colo Vemnl. Hooae-
welt and Duchesne. Utah TO Provo and Salt Lake
City. At the Mormon capital Il has several con.
necfions westward. both 10 the north and sas:th
OF the lake. win tho Lincoln highway through
Reno 10 San Francisco. tho road by way of
TOnopah TO either Los Angeles San Franelso0
look at the map viii show that the Pixies
Penk Ocean 10 Ocean highway crosses the zen.
trial part OF the United States In line straight
the contour OF the country will permit that
IL traYerBeB section rich in natural resources.
Of diversified commercial agricultural and mining
interest: Of varying topography: n section of the
United States Of historic associations and that
IT cuts through the heart Of the Rocky mountains
and makes accessible maenlhcsnce and grandeur
unrivaied In all the world
To demonstrate the feasibility Of this highway.
there was held last summer an ofncal inspection
trip from st Joseph IN Colorado Spring. fol.
lowed by reliability run from that point TO Salt
Lake City. Regarding that portion Of the road
between 81. Joseph and Colorado Springs
Der of the official party aaid: This tour holds
no drearlneas. no WEAKNESS. monOtony. This
is pleasant thoroughfare Tho meeting that
tho forerunner OF this trail was held IN March.
1912. and busy have the promoters been that
you ean speed along the whole way AT 4 rate of
from twenty-five 10 thirty.hve miles an hour
and did Markers everywhere tell you when
and how TO turn Hospitality Rreets yon on
every hand. There are long level stretches in
KnnaHs. you'd be disappointed II there weren't
You through them iuat long enough 70 get
enjoyment out OF the scene. and then You dp
down into the most delicious valleys and around
wooded trails and through boaky della You
always think Of tonK teams and clouds of
dnst and a dreadful thirst when you turn your
mind toward Yeaterp Ennena But the real truth
IL that travelling through this couniFy--hnd east
ern Colorado as WELLS n delightful surprise faA
get t4at enough 81 everything you've heard ab0lA
as being there ans never TOO much You see
iaek rabbits and prairie dogs. and nod houses
and tumble woodland silna and cofndeids-
c0rnields extending as lar the divide a. ron
aes-and 3 heat until your eyes get tired Of
distance Eastern Colorado IL the biggest snrs
prise You fascinated throughout By the
scenery. fhe spirit Of The country and the history
told gon BY men ami II silent landmarks aud
tokens along the way
tie trip from Colorado Springs 10 sait Lake
city by auto the Pixies Peak Ocean 20 Ocean
highway leaves the memory full Of pleasant I'm.
preaasons." said Of the members OF the relia.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

which assume a multitude Of fantaHuc SHAPES.
Each turn IN the canyon brings new eharthS' 30"
stlll the decorated walls. tbs rushing HNpF ,pA.
huris itself In aluuuua curves over the stony oeu
until at last we pass out OF the canyon directly
into the delightful resort OF ulenWooa sprhka
The ride 10 Rihe Ia most refreshing. IN phase OF
tho rugRedneHs Of tho aweaome canyon, W. nANe
a broad fertile valley. framed BY gently RISING.
bright red mountains Here tbs pihea Peak
Ocean 70 Ocean highway leaves the railroad and
turns north through country Of anist. pleasing
but varied beauty. TO Meeker. an inland town IN
the broad. fertile valley Of White river AFTER
leaving the rich. irrigated land much OF the eoun'
try IL not particularly interesting, aud between
RanEoly and the Utah line Il the only section Of
desert rs miles trayeraed BY this highway. A.
soon Rs cross Into Utah We reach
graded road. through nat tabisland skirted with
rolling. rocky hills. Jensen on the Green river
II surrounded b. fertile. weieultIyated valley.
and It IL most retreahnE TO come Into this pros
porous agricultural country which continues
20 westward through the ulniah basin. To
the weary traveller. vernal II an oasla In q des.
ert day railroad will through this
country. and uhen II does. this will b. one 0f the
richest and most desirable sections in the West
We pass through Fort Duchaana. abandoned
military fort. then on 10 Roosevelt and Mytou.
both new. modern. progressive towns All the
way from the Utah line to Duehssns We have
good travelled roads; here there are two auto
roads to the railroad. one TO Cotton 81 miles. and
the other 10 Heber. 10 mllea The road 10 Provo
a through Provo canyon. one Of the most beautl.
ful scenic canyons In the mountains Provo 10 q
modern city peinreaquely located between the
mountains and Utah lake. and i an attractive
place 10 Walt A SPLENDID graded road running
sufficiently high above the great Utah valley 20
give pleasing view OF mountain and plain and
fields Of billoStnE grain completes the run into
Salt Lake CITY
Other things being equal the transcontinehtai
tourist Nili naturally seek tho route 81 greatest
scenic Interest
Hecaure Il does traverse the hsart OF the
scenic country Of Colorado and Utah tho Pixies
Peak Ocean 10 Ocean highway therefore holds
the key 10 the tfahHeontinentai situation. Il ta
the natural and logical WaY-and lta further de-
yciopment Is assured by tbs states cities eoun-
Ties and communities through Whieh II paaaea
Merely drawing Tine a map and giving n n
name does NOT make a tranacentlnental high
way. and the important fact about the Pixies Peak
Ocean 70 Ocean highway is that the state unlta
we're already in high state OF development before
any EFFORT vas made 10 attract travel or 10 fed
crate for the development Of the Highway
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

salt on the tail of bis bird. lie duK
into the swamps. be peered into THE
sater he felt nith benumbed hands
for the radical leaves Of the plants
under the snow. he inspected the buds
On the willows. tie eatklns on the
aIdeFB: he went out before daylight Of
March morning and TeI1Sined 0at
after dark: he watched ths iichens
and MOSES on the rocks. he listened
Tor the birds: be Vas on the alert for
the frst frog t.'Can you be absolutely
sure" he says. that you have heard
the arsf frog that cracked ~ the town
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

ahlp7-l. he stuck : pin here and Ne
stuck a pin there. and there. and ntllt
he could not satisfy himself Nor cah
anyone. Life appears to start in sew
erai thlnga simultaneously OF warm.
thHsy day tn February the snoV u
suddenly covered With 'uyrlads Of
81 ~ feas looking ne BLACK new esNz
de- jast spilled there. or you may see
MlnEed lnAect In The air or the
ssifaame day the grass IN the Eprlna
run ard the catkIaa III the alders viii
h y started : little. and II you lcok
sharply. while passing along sOme
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

longer than that OF a prize fighter.
II is the immature fruit OF the
dramatic academies whose portraits
giisten in the photograph frames
along Broadway. The press agents are
busily exploiting the charm and talent
of the young woman who has come
up through the star trap" OF. in other
words. gained stellar honors after 3
season in Milwaukee stock and an
other on the road with the No.
"Fated Yet Free" company.
Beauty, kittenish ways and an inane
grin can outbid talent in the theatric
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

HE European war has focused at
tention more strongly than ever
before upon the idea embodied IN
the phrase, See America First
Thousands who have been IN the
habit OF spending their vacations.
winter or summer. abroad are
scanning the map of the United
states with renewed interest ana
are discovering that natural at
fractions, scenic wonders and
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23
AFTER THE WINTERS COLD
rhoreau was Never able 10 Determine
Exactly the First Thing That
Stirred in the Spring.

Thoreau. as revealed in his Journal
sas for years trying % settle IN his
wn mind what vas the FIRST thing
hat stirred In spring. after the severe
ew England winteT-in What was the
lrst Sign or pulse Of returning life
lanifest; and be never seems 20 have
zen quite sure. He could not get hi.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

market place, and managerial faith In
the trio Of gifts ID greater than ever.
Scores Of actresses OF talent and ex-
perience to whom acting is an art and
not a medium for the display Of physi-
cal beauty and activity daily pass By
the framed photographs OF these
youthful stars on a round Of the dra-
matte agencies. To the thoughtful the
spectacle is one Of infinite pathos and
tragedy.-New York Herald.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

sheltered nook or nFassy slope whore
the sunshine Hes warm On the hara
ground. you Win probably see a grass,
hopper or two The grass matches out
under the snow. and vhy should net
tie ErasshOppeF s-5oaH Burroughs,
Signs and Seasoaas
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

e.. u are discovering that natural at
- fractions scenic wonders ana
good roads which they had hardly thoasnt ~ eA
istence are to be found without the hecesniS y
making an ocean voyage
with the great impetus which the automobile
has within recent years given 10 touring anu win
the rapid development of better roads, the motoE-
tst has been travelling the highways ana ny
vavs I'm search of scenes that new and roads
that are good This year, 1915, viii see great
glream OF travel from east to west ana west TO
east-attracted by the two California e1posiuonS
and by the novelty of transcontinentai tour by
motor.
Definite routes have been established. and the
automobile owner now has almost az great a
choice of routes as has the traveller by train.
truly remarkable work has been done within the
last few years In developing highways and link
ing them together into interstate and national
roads. They are named and marked mapped
and pictured until IL is the exception for the mo
torist to find himself a nameless route.
The latest of the transcontinenfal highways
is the Pixies Peak Ocean to Ocean highway This
road is being developed by an association re-
sulting from the federation OF several strong
state units
The Pixies Peak Ocean TO Ocean highway has
distinctive organization from Terre Haute. Ind.
to Salt Lake City Utah with splendid connections
at both these termnL AZ Terre Haute IL Joins
with the National Old Trails road. which carries
It through indianapolis. Columbus. Wheeling.
Cumberland to the national capital. Washington.
and thence to New York city. From Springfield.
H., II also has a good connection through To-
ledo Cleveland Erie. Buffalo. Rochester. Albany
and down the Hudson to New York city
from Terre Haute. II continues westward
through Springfield. H. crossing the Mississippi
river at Hannibal. Mo- thence In direct tire
over the HannibaiSt Joseph Cross State high
way through Missouri to ST. Joseph Here u
Joins the Rock Island highway through northern
Kansas. through Belleyille. Norton and Colby. 10
connect at the Colorado line with the Pixies Peak
cute through IiInon to Colorado Springs Here
- ali
after crossing the South park. begins the ascent
Of the continental divide which IN achieved. Just
beyond Leadvfiie On 4 per cent grade over
improved road TIE top ~ Tennessee pass. iO.4OO
foet bove sea level IL he highest point The
road between the two oceans. and begins
The descent 10 the Pacific side The thrilling
ride over Battle mountain IL followed BY the
peaceful Eagle River valley. which leads into the
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

bilIty party Every mile Of the way is interesting;
most of ~ pleasant and some of II II both charm"
inK and thrilling. No truthfully say that
he has the grandeur and beauty Of tho Rocky
mountains unless he has made this trip. We enter
the mountains at Manitou. through historic Ute paAA
The canyon broadens and then the road Winds over
pine covered hllls The bright eolora OF the rock
change to gray. and rugged formations to compaFa'
lively smooth hills great rock basin, miles across
lies before us catch Empsoa % snow-capped
mountains SO miles away, We climb through pic
turesque welded hills. and reach the top OF a
small pass get Arst view Of South park-a great
tableland 20 miles long and 20 wide Beyond
winding road leads to Buena Vista, aud We follow
up the Arkansas river pass over the Eye Brow
road II 10 not long until We catch gmpses OF Twin
lakes-grcAt crystal gems that nestle about the
feet Of towering mountains boulevard leads 90
Laadville. woFd,famed mining camp. and the hi9n-
est city Of tie aize In the world II IL only nine milen
10 the Continental dlvide-Teuneaaee pass. two
miles above sen level Tho road IL smooth a.
boulevard. and the upgrade 10 only per cent AMER
leaving the Continental divide the road runs over
an abandoned railroad grade around and through
valley OF indescribIe charm; We pass into rugged
canyon 70 the town Of Red clR and begin the as
cent Of Battle mountain. Half way up the noun
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23
STAGE FOLK OF YESTERDAY
Thoughtful Persons Find Pathos In the
Brief Sway of Popular
Actresses.

A theater-goer of decade ago might
search the frames in which photo
graphs of actresses are displayed in
front of theaters and study the pages
of magazines devoted to the stage
without finding ten familiar faces. For
the professional life Of an actress is
pitifuIly brief nowadays-not much
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

tain ono forHetR his
scare 10 the fascination
OF the panorama which
unrolls before him.. Now
We proceed along tho
top of the canyon rim
past q mining camp;
and again We are thrilled
Ra we look into the
yRwning depths below
the ride along tho shelf
OF this gorge Tor miles
In thrilling p fascinating
beyond the power OF
words. Then We descend
into the Eagle River
valley and pass from a.
moat appalling grandeur
into q peaceful. fcrslln
valley. "A run ~ aa
miles brings an 10 tho
entrance 10 0lenwood
canyon. through which
runs the Grand river
No word artist can de-
scribe THE trip a. the
automobile winds over
the narrov road around
the base 81 towering
painted cliffs and peaks
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

upa and 0oana.
George Dearest. could tag dowa
ny iifa for you
Mabel But love. yon fall h0rrihlN
when Il comes 10 laying ap anythImg.
dahf vnus--Puck
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-23

There are some people in whom vir-
tue seems worse than sin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

state auditor upon the said state
treasurer.
The county treasurer shall issue
proper receipts Tor an monica PAID
over 20 him under tho requirements
Of this act aud shall keep an accurate
account thereof In proper books Of
entry 20 be kept IN his office. Tho
official accounts Of all county officers
shall be subject 90 inspection and
audit. n shall be Inspected and
audited 10y the officer authorized by
law TO audit the OF such Of
ncerf.
Sec. o. Tho t%reasurers OF ti,o soy-
eral counties in the state shall Gro
ate a fund 10 be known aud dcsig-
mated as tho county salary fund. 10
which shall be credited ail monies
received from the sources mentioned
in the preceding section.
See. 10. From al taxes end lircn-
Sos OF whatever character which
have been collected In the several
counties 81 the state since the quail
ncation OF the county officers elected
at the general election held on No
vember Z. leii, aud which are here
after collected, eight per ocntum shall
Dee deducted aud credited Go the
aforesaid county salary fund.
Provided. that from snid fund
there shall be paid to predecessor Of
the assessors elected al the first stale
election all commissions lawfully due
upon collections based upon ussess-
ments made ny such predecessors re-
ap%cctively.
Sec. li.-EXcept as hcreinhofore
and hereinafter otherwise provided.
the salarios Of an county officers ana
salnrioa OF deputies HNcd By them
and by this act ana expenses by this
act authorized, shah be paid quar-
tcrly out Of tho county salary fund.
upon warrants drawn by the county
commissioner. All salaries fixed by
this act ana an expenses herein and
hereby authorized shall be paid from
the respective dates upon which the
several county officers qualified.
Provided. Salaries OF county super-
Ilutendents OF school, shan likewise
be paid quarterly out OF the general
county school fund Of the respective
counties.
d sec. ~. should he county salary
fund az any time be Insufficient tu
pay the salaries provided fcr 10 be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
Two FRENCH ATTACKS ARE
REFUSED, SAYS BERLIN

Berlin. Feb. s.-(By Wireless to
Scyyille.)-Army headquarters today
issued the following statement;
Two new French attacks against
positions taken by the Germans north
~ Massiees remained unsuccessful. a
French attack IN the Argonne also
failed.
'Bussians yesterday attacked on TIE
east prussian frontier, ana south OF
the Vistuln. aglnst The German front
from Humin to the Bzura diver. All
attacks were repuised. The Germans
made 1000 prisoners and tool six
machine guns.
Especially from the British. but al
80 from the French side. the allesa-
ton IL repeated continuously that the
Germans 10 commemorate the cmpcr-
or's birthday, mdae attacks on Il large
scale, which were attended through
out with heavy rcvcrseA for the -er-
mans. An German official reports OF
vents on the days la question p1ovc
thst this allegation was Invented with
perhdious intent. OF course. such
lighting manners cannot touch the
emperor's person, but the German
army headquarters would not fail q.
expose their baseness 20 shame,