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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
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gefprenst lpurbt, tit nun ::nisoer aufr
gebalt unb Teterlid crIffnet pprosn.
3u ghren bes pnlniI@sn patrioten
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bereits erbeblider @aoben an Den
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Siere Die pflansenfelbsr burdItDbern
unb Jelbgemdile 5erIf0ren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15

Sum 20i9en pon grdnfeu
Lungs ben @eleiien ldt cine Gi'eus
babn i'll &anaoa @assons nit Mes'
lsrbebaltern BON 10000 @aIlpHen
aapa5itai uno elmer 9ampfpumpe
einsefIbrt.
Muf Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III
cine nelle Irt BON @uslugzMaeson
eingsflbrt poroel1, peldsr NIT e:aer
@psiiezN5teiluns fir adt 9erIoacn
Hauh5immer. ulo 9amsn 8puDnir
Dsrie6sn 1T.
Man sat neueroings einen leitt
~trag5aren Ipparat erTuaoen, MT
Dem man Ben aoltsebalt oe5 gooens
sur 9eitimmu1g Der fir bic 9Jn=
guna notmenoi9en Rsage DOT
Sunitpiinser fsIt!tel!ea tdnn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
saft sic Santfranfbeitcn fid niht
n%usbrciten.

llnbeoellte1oe @allt= allsldlagc iinb
lnattd]nal bic critic @arlll11la BON
ldllmmen Sdltfranfbeiten. @crnadz
ldlligte 5aut 2eiben breiten lih aug.
8r. 9n6lpil's gcSen,a Ointment bdlt
prplr1pt Ben Sprtldritt bon gcsemo auf.
BELT bartnddise Sale pol, @alltalls<
lbldgcn, Icne, 9eiprungene, fnptige,
rotbe nllb abiddlerbc S,allt. Sic an
ttleptilden Gltalitdten bon ST.. Sob
lpn's @c5erna Ointment tobtcn Ben
&cim llito %berbinberu Sic M1lsbrcitl11,g
beg 2cibcns. Sir Musldlage bon CT
%fdltun9cn poer gclpr1n9el1c &dtbe eibt
st. 6oblp11's Gc5cnn Ointment
prplnptc @ilfe. Sci @urem @rpgilten.
SOC. (In5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
GeniIpnicrnua upn GE=Hraiiocnten.

Dor elmer aeibs Sabre idoa re-
~firportete Der friibere YrGiiDent
glepelanb in eillem MaasaSinzNufiaB
s%erabe9eraus, BOP cine geniicn fir
grzPrdfoenten ausgeiegt nerpen iols
te, ga hire oormalige Imts SHbabtrz
i9oft 9erpflidtunsen uno @us3oben
na6 li4 sieben, Don panen lie tpraer
nihts selpabt hatten, uno aus benin
ibne,t laetltsnss bdlefnbis geloliAe
Na9teile pDer 8erleeenheiten er.pad
fen.
Dos lpar nidt bic srite @tinme
bisier Dirt; idon Monrce hatte Tid in
abnlider 8eiie aisselproden unp ois
H~en1ionierung ppr GrzYrdfioenten
fir cine Notmenoisteit ertldrt, Deious
Ders peil bielelbel, unter arIsrsn re-
rublifaMf6en @erbdltniTen, esnsr
ulentimentalen !Soroe" ppn 9sildsrn
ni6t bic Sire psrIdLisBen uno nj.
Gaitfreunbidoft periasen t5Hn.sn,
ohne noas sano mear poer lreai5eg
III MiBtrebit Sill b%rin9eM". Str isns
Yerion CAB ct 5u, baB Die Genuine
ungefd1r Die 9alteu elmer loldsn
n5ofholtun9" auftposs,1; a6sr &c
n0bnlid feten Die Gl=qraf ocntsa
lngiinitiser seiielt - 10 lagt er unS
10 iusen aud etlid9e arosre.
90 eraaDlt mon, @earee WaiPrns
ton. peld}er elmer Ser fei9Iien M.uieri
faner ieiaer Generation mar, lei III i
babur9 DEM 9antetptt entgau1sa
BOP er Sas Slid" sebnbt ha5s, bin
ncn brei SaAren noA DEM NisbsrIeegl
oes 9rdiiosntsn=@mtes 5u Itcrber.
llnp 10 5iemlta ole anoersa 81 Yra
Iiosnten IpIen III Der eleiden Nsiit
e~ei'ttsn Aafen. lleher ltosaas Setter.
lon iagt mon, er lei BON isiuen 9e-
nuanerern nbunTHa5IiA aus osm
Ica5e uno Dem 9eilll seFrefsn m3r
ben @ine Mngdne letnss gio5ra-
pfae:::, es lei ntenls harte Mtpeit III
MbNtiesllp getan lpolbsu, Itimnt saJ
nidt ou Ser 9~srii1eruns BON Seffst=
ipns SpGter, oaB lie ilan bic 0isner
1toft Der Sausldltlag mifuater !
no4igt geiusien isien, Better fir eth
5~hlGhHnoert Yetfpnsn off e.net, p.e.
a.f melrere. Sage auF5i5rinseni
Die @eisenernte in nieIsm
Sa6se lit lla 4o3. 94S.000 MiIlirnen
GrI6el s%sringer, ais bic ~noriahrioe,
&c 1,o11,5o5,o0 @lll6eI bciraa.
pdhreno bic ~piesi1hriqe ouf n,
6o7,557,oo0 guIhel aeIdabt piys>
Die briiiiGen Splpaten an Der
Srpnt Iareiben iest unSefdbr 81
100000 Sriefe per Mo2e in ni,
Seimot uilo erAalten n~odentIitb t.
100000 grtsFe mn 100000 gaeete,
wie i'm llnterbauie beriGtet puros.
Gin GGep1ant in einem u14
Iersr 3oplp9il1en Gdrten loirp rnr
Dem Ye5us oes Sommerquart.srs
itets nit Slipenol eineertsben Gno
mo1ltert, UNI feline i'm Wintsr iprsoe
semoroene 5aut 9ei4meipis gu ma<
@en.
Sn aalifprnien meroen BON
i0panifdeh @drtnern G%brpfantenen
aNf nit 8raRtgitter p~ersaun;en
Wl0belt aeSrgen, Die sum ShuB ess
gen nis SonusnhiBe, gtaub m,o Su=
!stten MT einem @ab ans piinnem,
life selpebtsn 8eiB5eug (aeeie sle.N
becedt iinp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
Mlncs aus Wuslatlne.

Iic 9ccroiglll,g oes rs Sabre al
ten Midael Ietrid, Der elmer Der be-
fantiteltcn gemo6ner bon 9fidols NOR
ltno nod langerer &ranfbeit in ieiner
@obnung itorb, miro bcltte Hadmit=
tag bon Der Iralterlpobnnng aus oui
Dem Sipidara 6rieobof erfolgen. Ser
lGabingelbieoenc batte fat mabrenb
leiner gon5et 2ebens5eit in bieier
@e9cnb 9elpobnt. gr miro bon 5pci
Sodltern nno 5pei Sobncit iiberlebt.
Ger Coroner miro jeoenfaQs i'm
2aufe oes betti9en Cages eii,et Sn-
quelt iiber Ben COB oes go SATIRE Of
ten Gee Sacots, Ser Montaa 9sod)-
nitta9 brei Meilen norblid) bon $50
pello getobtet mltrbc, oils Elm IalIa-
Iaicr5ug Ser Sc, g. 4 9. 9abm in
elm gutonobi(, in Dem er l1no ser
1Sarmer Sobn @erner iid bcfalnoen,
fllbr, abbalten.
Sic SnIallen ser Maidine batten
Sen gan5en Gag ii6er Meflolnc5ettel
in Ben 2%anogeaerban alli gAiloer &C.
flebt uno marel1 alif Der Scimfafrt
6egriffen. Madbem lie al1f oenl Gi=
lenbabn l1eberaatg, Ser bier beion=
oers aefabrlid lit, 30 Sic 3iige OH
oieler Stele i'm cine al1roe iabren,
a~llgelolst mare1l, .illAr Ser Dug &C.
gen lire Maldline, o1ne BOB lie ben-
lelbe1 porber ben1erft latten. S,So=
cobs mliroe. bllrd) bic @lldt bes SIN
prals orrt sic @inoifubldeibe ge-
'itoBen mo Die @%erlcbulngel1, Sic CT
6ier6ei erlitt, battcn nabridjeinlid)
%leinen iofcrtigen 500 sur 1plgc. Ier
llngliidlide mar idon g%cltorben, be-
Dor i'm ar5tlidle Silie 5utbeil meroen
fonnte.
@er1er ml,roe bei Dem gnproa
cbenfals al1s oen1 Mutomobil ge-
ld)leuoert, ieood) crlitt CT MIR cillige
nllbcbeuteroe Sdramme1 uno @ollt-
abld)iirInlrgen.
Der olf 10 traarigc @cile INNS &C.
ben 8cfommete miro BON bier Sob=
1cn uno elmer Sodter iiberlebt.
Ger orci Sabre alte sobn Don
Suln gorglta0t, Ro. 1928 Mulberrp
apenlle mobtbaft, sog lid) bcim gpie=
len ldapere Gerlesul1gcl1 SIT, ais cr
init eitent 'arug in Ser &ailb SIT go
Den Itiir5te. Ger anabc erlitt nleb=
rerc Sbnittlpullocn i'm @eiidyt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
@ie1 nnb 9rppiFunen.

Gbicoao. IA. pop. Ginopicb -
3lrfll5r 10000; mnbeltanoig; Sticrl
$500 bis 1925; &iihe l1no Rinocr
81 .75-9.50; &dlbcr 1875 biz
$1,000.
.sdneinc 3ufa6r 10000; lang
lam; SC bis Toe inter Dem geItrigcl
Gurd'idmittspreis. 0llrd)idnitts.
|gclpidlt 1886 bis 9.95; 5@llnleiit So.
|55 bis go.
Sdafc 3nfubr $4,000; fclt.
|ssiooer $3.50 bis $500; 9alnmel
so.
GefliigeI - t41ac, Springs lie.
gier - 35-36c.
@ltttcr - Greamcrp 331a- 3634e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
Sic masftt.
GroSnfte.

GGis3go, II. Nop. - @ei;elr
1851 2c5y S1.9034 Mai.
aarn 9534 Se5.. 962s Mioi.
Safer - 572s Ge3, 6t2s gPai.
Getreioe fir @oor - 95o. 2 rot6e1
@intcrrpei5cn, St.s312; &arL $40.
bis Sl.07; Safer, STANDARD, 81:
bis 5Sl2e.
@erite = 9Oc-S1.27.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
.TricEcnslinbcruilc

Sn einemp 6riepeusbinoetnihs" btti=
telten @uflas miro III Den nmllindner
Reuelten Modridten" ausgsfibr;:
rauf anlsrer geite liesen tie NOT
Mir perfiiaen iiber cine ssiuno:, io
libs unb ~uunsbm5are SaIis fir Del.
5risbeu, 81, seiGaifsne a~rissslase.
Na6 ME DOT Gaben lptr uno ltnlere
8erbiinaetene uniere Trieben5masiidp
felt a,tf Die Dor lanssrem pfteH- per
fiinoete 9eoingure gelteIlt, einen SIRE
Ben nur allf Grunola9e Der tatidd)
liaen ariesslage fGlieben qua tionnen
9arin iinb @olf nnb Ee9isrung Ell
mig, iiber ole @iini@e uno @efuble
bintpes, baran 1T nld)ts gu belIteln
llno gu mdfeln. Die arisss!ase ielbIt
fann ia M%enberungen erfabren, cher
lie mub Die Bats bteiben. Midt 10
auf Ser 6einoes1eite. Sisr gilt Der
@tonb BON 5ipei 8riessiaprsn nidi:s.
@ier miro Die Sriepensm0sIiAteit
ouf einc lobile SutinftsfoffnuEg,
ol1f .eine gpranslesuna, fin lpeihe
bisbcr ale reolen Mn5altspuEfts oes
Gelinse.ls feAlen: auIeebaut. 8snl
ii1 aud 5timlnen in Der Milta, ielb{t
in @nslan0 erbeben, ipeldc bic Ser
triimmsrllns Deutialaaos ais &ries5=
siel Die MusgeDurt ertremer Gboupi-
niiten nen1ten unb mir ben ipsenanl
ten Militarismlls alsSampfpbieft GEL
ten lalles1, min Dos i'm 5%rispenslinn
nidlts feHeuten." De- MuHas fdbrt
bonn fort: Nm ben @0lterll liege es
tnpbl nidt, aber an Den ipenigsn 5;ibz
rera, pel9e Die fpnllsnoe 8erantpor
tul1g fiirGtel1, uno bic be5balb Die
&Tlput erbalten nno ben 8Dltern
triiserilde grfolgsausFateN pprgGu
feln miiBten." Die SeIeitisung oasr
Der @tur5 bieier ni9t iaiebsuosn,
i%onbern ppn Der Surdt I'M lire @gls
itenr geidobenen politil9en Jiibrep
ipiiroe nit einem 5dlay Die @inF6t
in Ben feiap!i9en 2asern oura5reGal
,~lailen, baB bic ariesslase cine 8alis
fir Die Observation-Disclosures lem
tDnne uno mii1e. p. 5rieosnsbms
b%erniile iino alip nur cine @aapooa
I'M ibr Seben utb lire Gr iitats
fiirdtcnosr Mdnncr. Ma1,n Die YDlisr
@nsldnbs unb 5rantrei6s su oieier
G%rtcnntnis tpmmcn Aperoen, 1T ltus
tiirIi9 niGt gu ermcilens seid)iebt
bies, 10 1tno ql.d Die peIentliGltsr
5riebenSbinoernIfe teieitist, Wi,
aber baben alien grunp, alf u~niersi
Balls felt gu iteben llao alle 3uper,
iidt, bob ieoer Gag cine gei1eruns
Der &~riesaIa9e 5u nnlern 8nniEell
brins1." sq
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
g ben sic lid pieiss an:

10 Nefer on 2ocuIt Strabe, nabe
ocs uMt1le Srad", befannt als uSen@
Glen 6arm". @utc @erbeiierltnecn.
@ntes Idones 3uicbeL : 2anp. @enn
oaran interellirt, banocln sic idyneu.
seben Sic s.. 9. Staffurb, W3cGpnle
lplt9A @eooltoe. IA, 1881.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
Wusssasa fnr
arastisplfee, gerfaufc, gerIate,
@pbnunse,t etc.

0UHItHfStH C1I.
IN oteler Rubrif tperoen fir einen Sas
big 81 sirler 8ode gu Sen naGiplgen.
Den Staten iniertrt: gis 5u bier 2eiIen
ooer oeren 8al,m SOC, iiber bier unS
1s gu aGt 3eilen 500. Seine On.
5etse miro fir peniser aIs SOC anae.
nptnn1en.
Sir steneneeiltde tpirS BEL ein> Btu
le9smalieer Snlertion 25e berebnet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15

Sn GreenbiIle beis@ranh
Rapibs, @is., fpielts lid eine 81
ferfuhsiscne ab, bic in cine perbdngs
nispolle Saieberei ouslief. 9as Soft
baus ppn 8. g. gptples par ibr
@9olploB. Gpp!es, Der i'm @lauben
ipor, Dab feline Jrau iid bon ibrs1
&~oitgdnsern ben Sof MAIDEN lieB,
feler.e in Ieiner Giferiudt auf 5ie
mebrere Repolperi6iiife, Die ibr 3iel
nidt perfeblten, unb mo9te bann eli
men Selbitmorbperfu6. ineem er bic
@affe sesen iit Ielbit ri4tete. MGb<
retp iein 3nitanO Elm berortiser 1T,
bob. er nidt nit benz 2eben bapo,l=
tommen piirfte, ptrp feline 5rau aIler
8alrl@siali6teit pieber herseteM.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15
eufalcr MurftberidJt.

90 e I.
(8holeiaIe-Gretie Gienstag @orm.l
(Sboleiale in Ser Gbonir Mia Co..
garmlpouiafe
ogtalro g" Gatcnt 5000
uGatritp" 900
3cgeenmebl $40
.@rahont" $50
Efforts, per Sonnc 5000
|Gprnnletl, gelbcs 500
|Gornmehl, weiBes 500
Rinouiel uno Sdmeine.
Hinonieb - aiihe S4.00-7.0O.
|leidlte bis idmere Stiere $500 bis
$500.
aalber ~ ss.oo-1o.oo.
Sdmeine - SS.50-9.5O.
Gutter unb Ger.
Ger friIde, 3Se;; Storage $50.
Iairp 32e; Creamery 35e bis
$50.
Getreioe.
Safer, ncl,er, 53c.
@ei5ell - $t.75-1.S0.
@erite - $t.00- Los.
&orn - S5c bis 95c.
&leie 40 $3.50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15

@em sic ettpas Su berfaufcn, gu
permietben baben. ober cine Steauna
luden ODER 6u berge6en baben. benus
Ben Sic 5ltr 9ctanntmo6urg oerieI6en
oie oaleinen An3eigen" i'm Ser 9e@
mofrot", Der S6nen iifereu @rfolg
bel biaisem 9reis uerlpridt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15

SIT uermicthcn: @Soocrnes 5alls bon
{ 3tnurcrn, S444 DIT Senrn StraSe.
gSaep6ufra9cn No. 134 @eit Is. Str,
s%elepbpn. Sou. 4452@@. 1919
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-15

5n uermiethcn: Gos @ebauoe SO.
1884 meltl. $. StraBc. 5 3inner.
per Mprat. Selepbon: SAB.
142O@G. fo,t8t.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
To Bring in Officers for Die 8esserung : -High Stand Pupiis-cemmence- E ment Events.


 At a business meeting of Die Bes- Eerung Friday morning at Windham High school a nominating committee was appointed to bring in names for officers for the ensuing year. The committee was: Edward Ottenheiner '16, Harold Gager, IT, and Miss Mar ion Hillhouse IS. They reported as follows: President, Miss Mildred Smith, IT, vice president, Miss Mil dred Harroun IT; secretary. Walter Reilly IS: treasurer, John Harvey 1T, On vote they were elected.
 Principal E. A. Case announced the names of the seniors who are excused from taking the final examinations as a reward for scholarship excellence during the past school year. They were: Ruth Anderson, Vera Bennette, Helen Bransffeld, Eva Davis, Bertha Greene, Harriet Guild. Olive Lauren son. Ruth Ross, Frances Silverman, Laura Warren. Isaiah Oggins, Edward Ottenheimer, Randall Porter, Willis Ridgeway, Ellsworth Weeks and CIar- ence Braunfield.
 Senior class day exercises will be held in the auditorium Wednesday morning, June 21, at II o'clock. The final examinations will be held next week. On Monday. June 19, the Girls Glee club will hold a picnic at South Coventry Lake. The senior reception will be held in the state armory Fri day evening, after graduation.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
CLASS oF FIFrY.NINE
To Be Graduated From High School
 This Tear-PersoHnei of Class.


 Fifty-nine boys and girls are to be graduated from Windham High school this year. The graduating exercises will be held in the school auditorium Thursday, June P, at o'clock. An unusually large number of the grad- Windham, thirty six in all having re- ceived their elementary education in the local grammar schools. Those from surrounding towns number: Chaplin 8, Columbia 3, Ashford 2, Sprague ?, Mansfield 2, Andover 2, Franklin 2, Lebanon 2, Colchester i, Scotland 1, Coventry 1, Pomfret and Wilmington l.
 The list follows: Ruth Glen Ander- son, Virginia Hills Baker, Marjorie Northrup BeeDe, Windham; Vera AL ma Bennette, Ashford; Helen Eliza beth Bransfeld. Windham; Helen AL nina Brown, Colchester; Marion Ger trude Burdicl, Chaplin; Marion Bor- gia Courtney, Eca Eliza Davis, Wind ham; Anna EVerard Duryea, Scotland: 1: Annie Georgia1a England, Chaplin; Agnes Kathleen Fahey, Windham; Bertha Irene Greene, Coventry; Har- riet Griggs Guild, Hattie Althea Hall, Sprague; Florence HoWie. Prudence Israel, Windham; Olive Laurenson, Mansfield: Edith Maude Lockett, And over; Annie McQuade, Ashford; Reina Mayben Mitchell, Franklin; Loretta Rernadette Moran, Vera Olds. Flor ence Burgess Reade, Windham; Blanche Rose Russ, Pomfret: Ruth Marjorie Russ, Mansfield; Frances SilYerman, Mary Nerbefta Smith, Es- ther Brumley Taber, Winifred Tracy, Laura Jane Warren, Helen Louise Wilson, Windham; Frederick Kenneth Armstrong, Franklin; Frederick Hen- ry Birbarie,. Windham: Paul Reecher
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
THREE cLAaMs AGAINST
 THE CITY coNslp ERRED
Two Are For Falls on Toy Walks-- The Third for injuries on pefectivs Highway.

Four claims against the city of WiI-, linaantic were heard by the claims committee at meeting held this week The committee consists of Aldermen William Mcintosh, William l.. Jen- nings, and George M. Graves with. Cooperation Counsel Thomas .. Kei-
 The first claim was that of Miss Eli- zabeth Maxwell of s4 Oak street, who on Thursday, March ?. 1916, slipped and fell on an icy spot on the side- walk on Oak street, breaking her right arm. Her claim was for $1T7i which included medical services, nurse attendant and loss Of time at her oc-i eupation. She made no claim aside. that from that of actual expenses caused from her injury and loss of time at her position which was eleven weeks.
 The second claimant was Dr. Fred Rogers who on Sunday, Feb, p, 1916, slipped on an icy spot on the side- walk on Church street, breaking his left arm. He asked for $75 which inr cluded all his expenses but made no claim for loss of time.
 The other claims were those of Mrs, Esther Latham and her employee, John Narcotic who live in South Cow entry. On January 29, 1916, about T 25 their horse stepped into a four foot excavation on West Main street, throwing both out of the wagon.
 Mrs. Latham claimed as the result of the accident she had been ruptured and asked for $500 damages. She showed a bill of $27 and said that the balance of the claim was for pain suf- fered. MT. Narcotic presented a claim for SIT for suit of clothes that had been damaged and $3.5O day for two days, figuring lost time,
 Reports on all the claims wiE be made by the committee at the next meeting of the common council. ].
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
THE H. 6. MURRAY co.

 loam roads where it is to be spread the same as last year, to lay the dust.
 Victor Boyden has returned to Pal mer, after o few weeks stay in town.
 Mrs. Earle HolbroolI has returned to her home in Lebanon, having spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Thom- as Lillibridge.
 Miss Lillian Calkins is spending the weekend in South Coventry, the guest of Miss Nettie Cour.
 MT. and Mrs. Humphrey and Mir. and Mrs. M. Brown of Hartford were recent guests of local relatives.
 Frank T.. Olcott was called to Wa terbury the early part of the week on account of the serious illness of His father. -
 F.W. Clapp of Willimantic was here recently.
 MT. Pendergast of Franklin, Mass. has been spending some time in town, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Louis Pen- dergast.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10

Braunfeld, Columbia; Robert Edward Casey, Edward Francis Cetter, James Edward Curran, Fred Conrad Enander, Raymond Russell Foy, William Joseph Grady, Louis Francis Hickey Wind ham: Wilton Henry Hoxie, Lebanon; liam Ladd, Windham; Harold Sidney Lyman, Columbia; Arthur Francis Navin, Chaplin; Isaiah Oggins, Ed ward Joseph Ottenheimer, Windham; Randall Robinson Porter, Columbia; Willis RfdgeWay, Sprague; John Ste phen Riley, Windham; Frederick Les- lie Service, Wilmington; Morris Beck ley Smith, Arthur Francis Squires, Windham; Ellsworth Eugene Weeks, Ashford; William Raymond Wright, Windham.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
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, A Home Witl1Out Pain

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 There is scarcely home in many places that does not have, ready for instant use, a bottle of Minard's Lini- ment, because this old, reliable, creamy liniment always brings speedy relief from pain. It's influence is felt the moment it is applfed-and it has been sold successfully in thousands of towns for more than 60 -years--because most every one knows that where Minard's is, you will find home without pain,
 Pain of every kind gives way to a simple Minard Eminent treatment. It is stainless, economical and clean to use. and is always dependable.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
 TO GRADUATE SEVENTY-FoUR
Students Who Are Candidates for Dj-
 pIonas and Certificates.

Seventy -four will be graduated at the State Normal School in this city June 21. Of this number IS are in the Household Arts Department, six in the commercial department, two from the kindergarten department, who will receive diplomas and four will receive certificates A number of these students already have been en- gagged to teach next term,
 The list of candidates for diplomas and certificates follows:
 Candidates for Diplomas = Helen Pauline Backus, Willimantic; Rose i Marguerite Beckley, Norwich; Ellen Boggemes, Mystic; Marie Margaret Boser, New London; Edith Lois Bow en, Willimantie; Katherine Teresa l Bowen, Norwich; Doris Evelyn Brooke, Danielson; Mary Louise Byles, Cen tral Village; Elcia Eugenie Casey, ] Willimantic; Marie Agnes Casey. Wa terbury: Mabel Evangeline Clinton, | lins, Willimantic; Margaret Leonard
 Daily, Norwich; Kathryn Cimillius Donahue, Mystic; Grace Driscoll, Nor wich: Rose Driscoll, Norwich; Isabel Mae Duffy, Willinlantic; Elmer Elliot Ellsworth, Willimantic; Mabel Anna
 South Windham; Roseanna Marie Gilmore, Stonington; Theresa Lois Harding, Lyme; Mary Gertrude Hay
 ward, Ellington; Margaret Mary Ivers, 1T, 1 Hartford; Hazel Bacilla MacCormack, l Colebrook River: Anna Jane McEvoy, | Waterbury; Jennie Edna McVeigh, of
 Norwich; Gertrude Idell Main, Pres
 tony Amy Strong Markham, East
 Hampton; Myra Grace Merwin, Say
 Ruth Esther Moore, Deep River; Anna Cecelia Moriarty, Waterbury; May
 Jennie Murray, East Hartford; Cath
 erine Marshall Rich, Durham; Mary
 Agnes Sheehan, Montville: Agnes Eli l zabeth Sparks, Saybrook; Allen Will Hams Hovey SterFy, Willimantic; Har-
 riet Mae Sullivan, Willimantic; Cath , crime Airline Thompson, Hampton;
 Mildred E1bertine Wells, wi1limantic; Calla Reba White. Norwich; Clara Christine Ziegra, Deep River.
 Candidates for ertificates-Heler
 Madeline Madden Norwich; Louise Charlotte Plettenberg, Higganumi Minda Abbie Tanner. Moosup; Ok Amy Tanner. Voluntown.
 Candidates for Kindergarten Diplo,
 ma-Mary Frances Lee, Norwich
 Mary Margaret McGarry, Norwich.
 Candidates for Household Arts Di.
 ploma-Mary Grove, Norwich: Jane Ingalls, Gardner, Yantic: Hazel Phoe
 be Helm, South Windsor; Mary Aliet
 Horsfall, New Britain; Rosita Kee' } nan, Waterbury: Mary Josephine Kee, I ney; Windham; Marjorie Blake Knight 5 Willimantic; Marion Gates Larrabee i Windham; Florence Warner Loomis | Lebanon; Gladys Hazel Marsh, Nev Britain: Beatrice Morse, Shelton; Al, f ma Lillian Odin, New Britain; Rutl Mary Sanford, Bristol; Harriet Esther Seymour, Sufheld; Myrtle Eliza'betf } Smith, New Haven; Margaret Eliza. beth Sturgeon, New Haven; Edna Lii Han Weingarten, Bridgeport; Mars Edna Wright, New Haven.
 Il Candidates for Commercial Diiioms Doris Vera French, Willimantic
 Lilabel Audley Gazzam, Newingtoni Mary Iaurian AEcCarthy, WIllimantict Annie Moore Murphy, Norwich; Alice Catherine Ottenheimer, Willimantici Ruth Beatrice Taylor, Willimantic.