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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

hon itaar nc0c pdd @aocn uto Rom.
pcn, bpor man tan it, nadr 9uuto.
mobiIcrne fommcr ueoc ira %ern.
baucitationen. Fln0ielIJ fonner
han lobctoc. sc Soareoe. Sc Sao.
roe, r0dbcr ban. Nj bare Nerus.
iltct fan ban life iiuoe Sen tore
&Iotfe, cu0cIjA iin0cr han oell, og
lea ringer ban. lon ON belle Nltlet
lhll0c i0loc iannten. Tn tor en'
pcIlt SltriitalitonUbil lulnaer %
iorou Torten. propIul0 al Sdurcoc.
&c biTlpc9 no al Iutonlobllen o.
iu0 / Norten. Ser fomnlcr Dc ell
lor cl irenI iorun STaeu, lom pad
e. lloet VaplfiIt, ser hTuJer pun
Ceres llniN3rnl, Ter, buor &c er 1no.
rcoc. Nan beitemmler bpilfcu Gt0gc
&C ifal pan, Dc laor ut Scn'
Qemlmmcr at pioc % frazier %.
Get err lattcrc Saoreoe. Sud mort
Sc CT unbro1t, bcQun0cr l~lolepcrin
GEN al Seiet; oct cr intcreaiaut a,
8ou rtnot meo oct % ic. huorouu
sc. iIcite bar trouIt mco ct 'trIoc
sort til i'm 6oniIic.
9dl falocr Glotfcn iii SpiSning,
Nuor Ter man0e al bcnI DOG trUttc
% mare uo. Get por mprtcli1i
ct ie oe @lifte. huornco &c lltlgtC
Iooct nleo aieo, ga set git rrutOt
Npor cr oct ooa oeiliat at hi far
6;prc roget ior DC i%tatfeIs Mcune'
iCcr.
Ser (rcport or Der mango ltor.
cuQelite 6oipitaIcr. ser %ianlct har
Rloo9 til 5000 Eatieutcr llnocr
Sc ii0itc itorc 6rcmitoo iii Noipito.
Icrne telegram ON. al DC ltuloC
nootaqc 1900, oa ioo moottc Dc
q; 5art fate 1000 Sen3e iii. 3
fierte aztec / Nm6ulanceailtonlobl
lcrue mco Sc Sooreoe, iom d
cQer5 life ulloc haze ilpttct. &c blcJ
lcn0t Ill Gnqlnu0. Eda Ell GAG
tom ser , Sog mco Sonrcoe, fin
GuglpnOcrc, % Nhltomobiler brugt,
ritonicliB Soareoc. iom bleu ben
tcoe Ii9e ira 6rontcn. Ger pol
mango haarot ioareoe. Nanr NOR
elf iorbi Soipitalcrnc, tunoc MAJ
sore. 6por0m Oe Iaa % ifrcl a
Smertc Ger cr fer / (report q
crGelit airfe3oorO, men ocn cr oli
geuel Tor Iiocu, iod nj mae mai
bcgrauc 81 upeupoa hman0eu Ii
6ciom / Gta8er.
Wen tiItrooa ior alt Set. iom D,
bor llot, er SoI00terne her Oog lrci
ojgc o. res goot 0umer, % DC er
mnooOelig tafnemmcliae ouer Der
Gooc NIcie. iont &c 'nar. Ger FER
Ter Iileirem "GnrtriIelie" bIono.
ram, ouer ot ri lfoI reiie. &c nj
oQciummeu meo os.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Snlinoer bat gpreiDgoom,
ltel DC De0 BET lite.

esass % trasIiae Tprtr CT siariaa til mes
een 7nsseu % siotIis. % uaar y'nrt'sassm Is
me Sse asrismmtiie tntr ansrs sariaasr Ill,
Iases at psobIipe. fan atportise Rsiultatsr
pentts.
tine enere crsantr ,r@nesr 6 pmerfS smhse.
men sins Tnrer tr1naer bet tsrn % iremit.
isrst sS'es Smnftion CT ben pistiahs
ceis ou isitr. at eius Sprtr ar sIariaaen
I'll etn tratitae tuer nsbbtuets Sp%rtatmira.
btasne at taas TT. 0iimtr's emams, " DOT.
Oct ifrrs WisstI ior Rnrsr. Fever sa eIars
tht oct bnr stit ia at ware oct Risesl Or trGus
ast. % naar otns @rr,r bsapnssr at bso.es
oti DC cpbiGlre ale ss anets crsantr til
Snuohes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Ut SorSea pil operbepi,e eusper.

lutuoer al R,rncit.r har bepiouet, at
BEN niloe os sisbltitelis Sirtnius al Smomp'
Root. bet fore Riooel for Rprtr, gtper os
elGre. msq,t mart %tieuoes. % at bet itaar
beIsli 10. me merfrrro iae RsiuItater / be
neli h~narondtttoe SiliUlosr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Sa9tcn paa tobor:
nc0c W0Schoru.

Tn ironif Hntiiriorifcr o. Stor.
piI0tiU0er. Seuoilldnt, ifiIorcrc / line
Sogtbcretningcr ira Spo.girifa er
SaAt pao ioborncoe NGicborn, Iom
ri her ~giengiUer cltcr 9rebn1S "Gp.
rcnc9 Vip":
Mou id0ttog ct Gor al bisic Gpr.
iortGllcr ocn irnnifc Naturiorifcr.
iom Nnnltc rolig itob / en- Min,oie.
ltog peo Siocn al blnanoen, meo
Sml0en moo %iu6cn, o. ira 2io til
dnOcn laa ii9 ipciocnoc ON. en-
GnoioOt lllteoe iig bag DEM, DC 90.
rigc &Tgcrc ioroelte iiA, o1 CT Sot.
tentot TOO Sunoene / S%oruaring.
Gen \Sltoisote tlG0te iig MI belt
al o. frsb meo SsSien paa Naften
poerit lan9iomt o. ioriigtlg lom Ell
SInugc ben 40 Soroeu. San itan'
leoc oicbIiftcliA bpcr @nng Hr'c.
hornct ian liz onL OF hans arpben
pdrcoc henlnIo0 en- Zine.
Gu0elia tom ban til Ell 9uif, on.
trent POO StrIot ira 2nreue. Ger
reiitc hnn iig % ior at ie, ON bans
aamcrotcr uur pda Foit. Saa iig'
tcoc ban, 'fleo OF iaarc0e @anner.
lom Iioitsotc Ct rrDgtcligt Srsl og
raien0e ltprteoc moo ham tIuigcnrco
NunnCn.
$GGcrcn loR0c iig llbeuGgelig pdd
$orocn NUichorucnc itprteoc iorbi
BAN OF uctlotc liz moo DC eprigc SG.
acre. 9tl ilup man Suuoeue les og
gau SO uoa DC rn'enoc Gpr. Ge
LOG irugtelil ON lig moo Sunoenc,
rep meo line Norn opbc 6lirer / Sor.
oeu % ilungeOe SorOflumpcr bort
I'll ale Si0cr.
&Glcrue ruttcoc imioIertiO nUr.
mere. lureneS Huieri lteg nitnnic.
lig o. Sc ircmbso Ct ifrTflnoIaSeu.
De SfuI. Ia gioroe 0unneu pIlto.
leila 6rort moo @unoene. mcoens
Nmucn rlultCoe. til itor @lUoc Tor
EGQcrue. iom usoil uiloe hare at
beitiac mcO 10 %iaaOuuue llhurcr paa
Ell @ung.
@omcn uclote iig cuOeIil ON.
nru ipruul heuimo0 Ell Suit. huI
brilttu Der itoo ire ,$Ulcrc. iom /
en- Nlitano al 30 Sfri0t ienOte Sct
Ell osobriuJcnoe Stuo. Wien 0cu LOG
enouu iaa ltertt ON liz. at ser ilei
Steue I'll ale Si0er, huorior hucr-
fen $Ggerc cucr Nmoe popc0c at
nGrure iig.
2epdilant uiloe al Meoliocnhco
qiue oer NnaOeitsoet men bleu boIor
tilbaQe ar Dc %nOie0te. ioroi DC iGt.
ter itor Erl9 paa Hlooet ion Ct giiO.
Del moo ale Slag3 SuSoommc. -
"a RGiChornet onlilocr bduoe no
uar0ct. leb oc iii. itar 9lGreu 10
o. inlote Oeu meo 2urets Slo0.
Gen ironitc Adturioriter lortul,
Ter. n tl,troos Tor iii pirrelige Sin0
tlluer NGiebornet / 6angenif0b let
tdmt. Goa fan man oloris ltolc
belt poo bets lreoeIile Sinoelog. ibet
man har GrempeI eaa. AZ CT eIler$
ireoeltat 9~tUiehcrn augreb ~ 0rTb'
&c 10 Wlano. iom hopoe tirret SCI.
: Sc iorueuitc Nuie / Srienicr
fiuoeS Ser ale Slags Srgcrc cg
9riftetar. i0m er ioriUroiget a Dis.
il SprS Soru. gfun tilitriuer mem.
liz i%aaounuc Star Den Ggcnifab. ior'
tUller Nrcbm. AZ Dc brlnger Den
Grlf, 81 inoehoIoer, III n brute.
iaainart Ser bploes giitis %rite /
Den. ~ gnom oitere aupcnoeS Sor'
npt iii @reb paa toitbare SabIer.
Naar re former csres eubnriptisu on. ieno
belf, Bot euer SdHianoisHlus. Set er uni
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
TpretDeoommes Spppisbeo.

6olt fieit latter life BEN trueno, Siltaeeu
os mertelise enppieb,o al Npreipooos.
Nfeosns Npreouoer CT blaubt be m.it almiu
beige S%pgoonme, Der ioretommer. ida ,r
be uGltsn DC llolts Der peotisuoes Al Gatieu.
ten, iom uaulieuis usitr iia mtS at btbano.
lt Wirininntrut, neoeuS ben oprinoeliat
SnaNpm peobllpenoe nnoerarnp,r Snitcnret-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
R~orreiponoance.

ersrosutoaI fro F~eriprer, iom tiie osstett IN.
serue M Reeaftipneu. bsiuar.s lite.
essraere b.oes aiiatie tine Spsrssr'dali e. tiaf' %
trhelist Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Haar re former rsres snbMriptisu, ieno
bell, Dot eler sdHianetsnlHs. Set er uii'
iert al ienoe lsie Senge : dlmlnNelige srsre.
% n fan NE o9re auleGrlise Tor vense, ION
b.IT bprte pdG SeleH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
MiQi0ncr al gin saa.t tabt.

p9rst rt0hsot peo al brIae marrer'S matte Wine duo
1dr Surup. Ssra for AT hare bet oitulmet "a braa
oet 'irar mob oors % Sor'lesIit. SGiaes ppsralt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
2nmptomsr paa Vureonoer.

SpGmv Root er life arb.idlst Tor altine,
men bpis ou lie,r al plosiomme Slersonoer.
buppig urtuInoniue Ntdt % Tag. Suisu tuer
Srritertu9 uuoer osuue. t~sslfiensiarpet Stsp
cIsr Euuoidlo. Nopeopine, Rpsimerter,
Sddrbeo / Rpeesu. Spimm,th.s, snarlis
6orosttlls, SsprtsSheo, R%srpsftst. pi.rt.s
ouosr lom Seles AZ iIemre Rnr,ipeoomms.
puouo'let ION, Sslse al ursut eIoo. Reu.
ralgla. Rheuma,tsms. Sumbdao, Spblrii.
bso. pIrrelI9hso. SsIelis al lrrtbeo, Rdns
gel poa Nmbitiou. madit. Sab al pub ,ltr
aui.u AuiietSiorpe. od fan madit. Rprc,
lpSeom in prylte Sorni ftlrI. ia oper big.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: Naar en- Iano / @inneIoia
taser fra Ell SariIiefprisrscr alt, ban
eier. unotaeen bpao han bar fritn9ct
for grefution, o9 Samiiiemonoen 'na
ieIp i0lger bcraf. bpab han hi, Fan Dd
Manoen tasc Yen9ene for bet ogiaa?
Spar: Tei, @anben bar 8et til
at biippnere pucr bet, ium or lritaset.
otter esct 3pftc, us mebminbre han farer
meb 1nif % @ebras for at unnsan lop'
Iise 1%ursIistelier, fan ban ntbGnpe bet,
fpm Yuren biemler BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: en- Ianb iommer III | Be-
mel, for at tase Somciteao. San tinSer
tur 40 Slcrcs isien i GtGrbeocn AZ Nh
Inaoet, men han har Het I'll al ta8e
$50 acres. San ba Den iomme Ycripn
poa ell % ianme Sin file" pan 'pp
Gnorc "Sortics" / CT amber Stres, hoor
Der or not AZ 2ann, men enbmI life
~iremfommeIig? Sette @anb oil ont 10
c!!er re Iar bare Sernbane % Sroer.
Gil Der p9re roeet ipeicr for ar be-
nrttc SC firti Slcres lom 6icm % hare
SCI iom iii 9pmeiteao iantt bchoIcc DEF
reitercnoe uoprtet. inbtiI Der gives Te'
tpemreIisbeoer?
Spar: 2pucn %beifcmmer, at eli
Someiteaber fan sisre, bpao man tal'
ter ADDITIONAL entrp" paa ttlissenoe
2cnb. gi furmpber, at ben AT Spsrs
scren antpbebe 5rcmsanssmnabe 'ffc
ril BIZ tilabt. Sfriu til peSfpmmenbe
2anbfontur for nGrmere ltnbcrretntns.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
Speeiel @efienotaisrel5e:

SpfttcI Interchangeable: IN :
re!'e 'or trepe uto at 'cuoe 10 0euts III Sr
9iptr BIO AnIeorIu9 III at beuile oeune Weo
l,uoe btg Ell Sog meo pGroifuloe SpIpSnins
tdtremIl9e Srspe montague ira WGuo % r
bet netop bet Otteoel DC tyRugte Tor Suaoou
SGrol 90 9ooe Nlrtnlus er iaa uel fituot. a
a. Sterrells for Prepe. Sllitriu Or. Rilm,
't9e. al On loa bette 5ilbuo l "Secorals Bon
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
2 wamp. Ropte or btbaetlie at tase.

S>Uis ou oGsysoe sr operbspiit ON, az
Swnnp Root q bpdo on trGustr. fan Oh
pdd builfstlomhsIlt @potbtt tlebe SLATER al
dlmuoell9s Sterrelier til soc eItr Ell Collar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: I. On &anS / S.Sat. itpIeer
mia Senge. ION ban bar Iaaut az mig
for at fisbe &eife os Sarmreoiiaber for.
Seq bar inseu @ortsase. bare bans
Non. 3n bar NanScn iat Seitene
Yant hos CT Sani ior Ct Saan os
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Co.: t,pem or Cir Srthur Tinero?
@r ban en- Sigter euer Ell "Snuentor"?
Spar: San CT cit cnself brnntas
tilt Suriattcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: Son Ell @rocerpmnnb 8ad ben
% lr99e @eilag paa en- iattis Wnnos
slrbeiosIen uoen BARREL / W%inneiotu?
Suar: "a, bpis Manocn bar oper
S25 iuocItaacnpc bps Mrbeiossiperen %
rcttc @clpb CT optjcnt / Ssbet al Dc
inite 30 Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: Nanr icg mpbta9er Srepe meo
Triten. iom inoebolber Gretrrnteroe
Veifplorin9er MOB mig, % bi5ie Be-
imlbniuoer or uionbe. bpab tan Der
giercs meb beu, inn uoienocr 'ligc gu
ger?
Spar: Sfrip ii! II. z. 9uit Sifice
department., @aibinstuu, .. &. %
pcblGs ct &ppi al bet GrctrGnferoe
Grcp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: San en- Samilieioripr8er
Minnciota ~tilba9eboloe for @irlb ]
Nisr, 10 Suin. I Spdlp &citc % 2O
Suuer, forrocn SC $500 / Surnrepitu.
Der % &c $500 / 6usgeruao pg @e'
bier?
Suar: Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: San Sc gipe Ibresien til ct az
&c Slabe. Gpor Der aperteres eiter sG9s
teirQcr?
Spar: @i bar intct aienoifab til
iisc glaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: San en- Ipisibgtper forNrc &c
falling / z. Safotn for eli Ipis, ion
mo life bar iilbifriberet paa?
Spar: Nci, men bet or Tesfoil
menoes Tlist at nGste at notase gla'
bet af Ipffunturet, buis han life hat
inbifribcret paa bet % life pil baps
bet. Spis han tascr bet no al Bot
Iuict, CT Sprmuoninscn ben, at han pil
lploc bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

0uie &c liter "Ieeurab. Epitsn", arbefaI ben
I'll gtaboer 90 aienote. Sts Dem et Ruiner al
Blaoct III 90 on - % fenper re % en- M
9bonnent, fdI hi moi oloe al pddiiienre bet.
Gsr nnc 9rGmicliie meo aatalps pper
"Suspenncn" enmaniner feroes paa 5orlars
genoe til aue, Tom en'fer oeN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15
spor paa Giteripsraiel.

"a jeg Iagbc Merte I'll. at Otto Ins
ocrIpn i minneapolis ioreipurgte ON
lin Srooer. Sobn Inton Inoerion, fan
le0 meDoeIe. at en- Sobn Inbcrion CT
eep pco 2ennor 6oipitaI Der / 2ennpr,
z. Sat. 6au par norit. SO eler 3S
Nor gan1nncI. bapoe Init graar SPAR ps
bapoe prrct / Minnelota for ct Gar
iipcn. gFtls 9annah gee,
2ennor. z. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: 2ppr fan ic9 faa tiebt oelt
@ilcn ON @ornesmorbet / %rroalen og
"Tjelobng9en aeter q Chen?
Spar: Irsu "Sfanbinapcn"s Bog
bnnbcl, 81 u. Eeuria st., Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: 9porban ital ies bare mig 40
10, at tommc pan Sppr efter Ell Nfano,
iunu for ct Gar Iar iibcn orbcir
paa Ell Snrm / Sme9nen al Wooie
Ram. Canada?
Spar: Spis Sc life fjcnoer no
cen periunlig / nGpnte Sp, ium &c fan
ifripe til, fnnbc be 10 urepe at icnoc ct
grcp til Chief Of Yuiiec | Mppie Ram
ug anmpSe ham pm at nnberisse gu
IN. Nuligcns ct advertisement | ct
CT Spcns Suffer tnnSe biGlpe Sem paa
SDpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp: Nloa en- Yeripn / Miuneiota
urtase 9ieenic ior at iGlec "9ailin9
gifts?
Suar: Ii er life iaa iiffer paa,
ont hi ipritaar, brab Spsrseren mener.
Gn "Ntailing gift" fan naturlispis
jClaes uber Sicenie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-15

Sp.: Naar Ell SamiIiemano / Wins
reiota bar aiuct Nortsase / ale Selte.
areatlirer, IaItineri o.i.p. iii Ell Sanf,
% Santen M pil irIsc. bpab BEN bar
SAINT i, fan IA 6uitrIen itrioe inS %
brIoe tilbage Def, iom 9open tiger CT
iritaset for grefutiOn?
Spar: gi tiuber intet / Winne.
irtas Sop ON, at Suitrmem bar npsen
Zig 3et, ium CT henbe fsrbebplbt / en-
felte andre Stutcr, 7. Gg. | Hortb Sas
fpta.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-21

and distillers. and they are back of a plIl now before congress prohibiting the use of that name in advertising.
 Mrs. Emma Tabor read the procla- nation for the national constitutional prohibition.
 Mrs. Mead spoke of the prohibition states-19 in all She also read a poem that brought in the names of the states that have adopted prohibition, ana read an article telling how prohi- n nItlon Kansas prospers. The death rate mas decreased 9.S to a thousand and is the lowest in the nation. The state Is the only one in the union that IS free from debt, having burned up a S15O,000 mortgage.
 Mrs. Strouse read a poem entitled Why We Wear the White Ribbon.
 Mrs. Rider read The Adapted Voters creed, and Mrs. Thomas Perkins read an article on Living Up to Prohibition.
 The Day of Tragedy by Mrs. Joyce was read by Mrs. Joseph F. Cobb.
 Mrs. Mead spoke of how prohibition IS gaining, although slowly. in New Bngland, and of how New England is gradually falling into line. She urged the w. C.. T. U. women not to be discouraged.
 Mrs. Thomas Perkins read two or enree letters that touched upon the
 As this was prohibition day, the state ofncers requested that all unions Tn the state send requests to the con gressmen and senator in their terri tory to vote in favor of the federal constitutional bill. The local women voted to have the secretary forward a petition to Congressman Freeman and Senator Brandegee.
 Mrs. Mead closed the meeting by thanking those present for attending. ana the hostess for her hospitality. The hostess served sandwicbes cake and tea.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-21
COMB SAGE TEA IN
 FADED OR GRAY HAIR Look young! Common garden Sage and Sulphur darkens so naturally nobody can tell.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti- fully darkened, glossy and attractive with brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur Whenever her hair took on that dull faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with won derful~ effect. By asking at any dr1Is store flor ''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" you will get a large bot tie of this oldtime recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients. ali ready to use, for about 50 cents. This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair.
 A well-known downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied it's so easy to use, too. You simply daTmpen comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one strand at time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, it is restored to its natural color and looks glossy, soft and beautiful This preparation is Ia delightful toilet requisite It is not intended for the cure, mitigation or -erayention of disease.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-21
w. c. T. U. PARLoR MEETING.
Mrs. Willis Rogers of Asylum Street Was Hostess Monday Afternoon.

At the home of Mrs. Willis Rogers, 80 Asylum street, Monday afternoon, the w. c. T. U. held an interesting parlor meeting with Mrs. S. Howard Mead in charge. There were 21 in att tendance.
 As Monday was anniversary day for the w. C. T. U., Mrs. Henry Johnson read short sketch on the life of Neal Dow, the founder and father of pro- nlDltion. As a speaker and worker in the temperance cause, MT. Dow was well known in England as well as in the United States. He spent three years in Great Britain, where he work ed earnestly and without compensa- ton. In June, 1925, MT. Dow began what Portland people then called the grand tour. It consisted of a trip through the New England states to Niagara, returning by the St. Law renee river to Montreal, across Lake Champlain, thence to New York, Provi- dence, Boston and Portland, in behalf or hls cause. He served in the Civil war and raised the famous Thirteenth regiment, which he commanded, He was commissioned brigadier general at Fort St. Philip, at Pensacola, Fla, and at the defense of New Orleans.
 In 1894, when General Dow had reached the age of 90, the w. c. T. U. conceived the idea of honoring him by holding great meetings all over the world.
 The order of the afternoons pro- gramme was as follows: Remarks. Mrs. Howard Mead; all joined in singing America, followed by prayer given by Mrs George H. Strouse. Miss Nellie AoWie rendered a piano solo and Mrs. Henry Johnson read a sketch of Neal Dow's life.
 Miss Howie fayored tba assanobly Wltn vocal solo and Mrs. Howard Mead read an article entitled The eeuakers on the Warpath. The nquor dealers have aroused a fighting spirit among the Quakers. These quiet, peaceful friends object to the liberties taken with their names by brewers
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-21
LABOR BUREAU AGENTS
JOB WORTH sf.5oo
But There's No Salary Attaehed-He
 Gets $ Day.

In conversation at the capitol Mon- day Labor Commissioner w. s. Hyde made some interesting statements in connection with the position of spe- cial agent of the labor bureau and the candidacy of O. F. Curtis, the present agent. for the republican nomination Tor mayor of New Britain. When asked if he had tried to induce MT. Curtis to enter the race for the nomi- nation. Commissioner Hyde said he told Mir. Curtis that from what he had heard he did not think he would get the nomination.
 Before Mir. Curtis announced his candidacy he asked me if it would make any difference in his relations with the bureau. I told him that so long as he attended to his work it would not" said Commissioner Hyde.
 If Mir. Curtis is elected mayor will ne retire from his position with the
 There is not much difference in the compensation of the two positions He gets from 1.40O to s1, 500 as agent. As matter or fact there is no salary at tached to the position of agent He Is paid S5 day for every day he works. Commissioner Hyde replied.
 Commissioner Hyde said that here tofore the agent was paid about sI,- JoO and that sum represented S5 a day for every day in the year except Sunday. It included all the legal hol- idays- When he (Mr. Hyde) assumed the duties of the commissionership he looked into the rate of compensation and when he discovered that the agent had been paid S5 day for every sec ular day in the year he asked by what authority the compensation was fixed at that rate. He was told that one of his predecessors. Harry E Rack had established that basis of compen- sation for the agent.
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-21
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Acquaintances Sorrow for Death of Miss Lena Cohn-Ffve-foot Drift Flinders Traffic-Big Timbers for Groton Plant,

William Hall of Rochdale, Mass. has taken charge of the dressing room Of the Admore Woolen Company's plant here. P-e'1i'
 Frank Curran of HoIIiston spent the weekend in town, the guest of NI, and Mrs. George w. Taylor.
 Miss Cohn's Death Regretted.
 Yantic residents and friends of NTiss Lena Cohn, whose sudden death oc- cured in New London last week win miss her presence here in many ways as sne was always doing some kind act Tor some one. Many i'll people were brought da1nties in summer or nour1shlng broths in winter; her la DOTS for the business she was inter- eSted in won her many admirers
 Slnce the death of her sister, Miss Cecella Cohn, about a year ago. who was her constant companion, Miss C9nh gi lost all interest in worldly things
 1he cross-oVer at the Granery cross ng has been repaired by men of the central Vermont railway and of inc shore Line Electric railway.
 John Hanna has succeeded Howard Gardner as clerk in W. E. Manning's store: MT. Manning has also en- gaged MT. Herrick, recently with the RalIlon store in Norwich, as store clerk and to assist in the post office.
 FiVe-foot Drift.
 Property owners have found if i'm possible to keep paths open of late and the huge snow drift in front of Perer Nawrockfs house has proved a great menace to travellers. Elisha kEathrop's passenger sleigh tipped over saturday morning, breaking both shafts. An automobile got stalled in IL ana had to be pulled out.
 Peter Nawrocki's sleigh overturned on the crossroads where the drifts were over five feet deep.
 Zero weather has prevailed nights the snow is disappearing.
 William F. McHale of Long Island Clty spent the weekend in town with his sisters, the Misses McHaIe or Oakland avenue
 George Clark of Attleboro spent the "eek-end in town with relatives.
 N' J. Bend of Willimantic was in town last week testing pupils in scnools under state supervision
 Villagers have been getting to Nor wien considerably during the past Week. The mission services of the hPrscoPaI TSS 9 church has called many.
 The Major and Miner at Slater hall had number from here, as did Mil lers reception Saturday night ana, many attended the Lenten services at St. Patrick's church Sunday night
 The schools in the town of Franklin eqncI4oe the winter term Friday, March 25, closing for a vacation of one week.
 Pauline, the infant daughter of MT, and Mrs. Vincent Perkowsky. was christened at St. Johns church, Fitch Vile, Sunday. A christening party, winch many relatives and friends at tended, was held at the house d1Jr- ing the day.
 M. J. Shea lost one of his finest cows last week with paralysis.
 State examinations in schools un- ger ger state supervision were concluded last week in the schools about here
 Five fiat cars have been loaded with shlp tlmbers from the local yard dur Ing the past week and have been sent to the Groton ship yards.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-21
Local Lsconics

Mrs- Beulah Hazard, connected with the extension department of inc New hampshire State college, is attending conference at the national capital.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Nelson Fassett of Brooklyn, announce the engagemenf of their daughter, Miss Florence Nv ack tassett, to Arthur c. Wheeler. formerly of Westerly. The marriage will be on Wednesday, April 5 V
 Rhode Island Branch of the National Security League is campaignine- for membership, and the local committee Is composed of Robert F. Barr, Samuel Il. Davis, Frank F. Dodge, Eugene R Pendieton, Lewis Stanton and George Benjamin Utter.