Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24

iamsville has received a communica- ton in which matters of current in terest are discussed.
 The writer, a contractor, says that practically al of his staff is on the 1 firing line. Relative to Lord Kitchen CTS statement that the war will last three years, he says that this seems long time, but 1t is aestruggIe to the death and means in the end, the utter destruction of one of the com batting forces.
 The letter says that IIngIishInen are pressing the authorities to make ev- erything contraband, to stop every ship going to Germany. It also gives expression to the feeling of surprise That swept over Great Britain at the position taken by the United States relative to the taking over of Ger man ships for American registry and using the vessels for trade, as neutrals with the German empire. The thought in England had been that the states stood for the same ideals as the British empire. The cut goes deeper he writes, when we know taht the German scheme of world domination included America. They had 8 beautiful plot matched. When they had finished with us and annexed Can- ada, simple joo, the ythought. the States were to be tackled next The plan was to accumulate stores, men, guns and ships in Canada and when the day arrived to swoop across the border"
 After discussing what the Ger mans have done in Belgium and France and what England must do ill the way of oppressive measures to protect herself from the same fate, how she must hold up ships and in Spect careoes for contraband, even holding American ships, the writer says that if Sir Edward Grey backs down on this point it will mean real revolution in England But I have little fear of that" he adds.
 An interesting paragraph is as fol- lows. We propose to take the Da- cia. in tow, flag or no flag. If these tricks are played and the German ships come out so much the better for us more prizes. We don't want to fall out with America, but we can't see these games played without coming in with a trump somewhere
 our new army is being taken across to France many thousands a day" says the writer We have over 2,000 900 here ready trained and euuip- ped and when they are gone 2,0O0, 900 men will have taken their quarters. Every class of society is giving its best. In a, month from now you will hear of record battle. Our gener- als seem to have got quite the meas ure of the tactics of the Germans. and I think we will give the enemy a shock.
 Reception For Newly Weeds.
 More than seventy five relatives and friends welcomed MT. and Mrs Charles Lapointe at BalouviIle Saturday even ing, when they returned from their wedding trip, at a reception and en- tertainment given at the home of the groom The evening proved delight ful for all.
 Going to Norwich Conference.
 w L. Moran, manager of the Dan lelson. Putnam and Moosup exchanges or the $. N. E. T. company, will be at Norwich today attending a conference of telephone division managers. Correst Time by Wireless. On Woodward's building an euuin- ment was erected Tuesday for receiv- ing here by wireless at noon donly the correct time as flashed from the gov ernment observatory at Arlington, Va. The local wireless receiving station has been erected by 4. E. Beauregard.