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Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18

Mrs. George A. Witter has return ed home, after an lengthy stay with her sister, Mrs. J. K Buckiyn, of Mystic, who has been seriously ill and is now but slightly recovered. Her mother returned with her.
 Adjourned Town Meeting.
 Saturday afternoon at o'clock the adjourned annual town meeting was called to order. by the moderator, Pro lessor Washburn. The report of the committee appointed to examine the books aid vouchers of the selectmen made their report with reccmmenda- tions. Tie report WAS accepted and after quite |. spirited debate was adopted and the recommendations voted. The previous vote, to lay q tax of fifteen mills. was rec;nded and "a tax of twelye mills was voted. l.
 was also voted that the selectnen secure a man to take tke entire care at a cost not to exceed sS,299 a year, "a contract for the same to he signed and a bond given, the cost of the bond to he paid bE the town as in tbe case of the town treasurer and in case such a man cannot he obtained. the ise;octmen shall not eypend to exceed S3.200 upon tl:e highways. The corn- IDittse d ppointed to examine and ire-- port upon the manner of keeping tab of the various expenses of the town, lTlaue LNef report With recOnmenI la tions which was accepted and the committee discharged. The recom- mendations were largely adorted. Appointed Delegates. Sunday upon the written request of the Howard Valley Baptist church, the pastor and T. T.. Pond were ap- pointed to sit in council witt, others to consider the recognizing of the church as a regular Baptist church, "Wednesday tI:e 18th.
 Mir. ard Mrs. Riley B Witter and daughter. Miss Helen L. Witter, were in Washington to attend the meeting Of the National grange.
 Mrs. E. E. Alice is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Irving Lyon in Canton, Mass
 Leroy Chapman and another stud ent at tho c. A. C.. Joseph Salisbury. have been for a few days the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Irving w Chapman, spending the days in hunting Frederick Miller Of Norwich is vis- iting his sister, Mrs. Laura Chapman. Mrs. Henry Veilleux of Wi11imantic is visiting Mr and Mrs. Frank Olenlons.
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EKoNK
Jewett City Visitor Taken lll--Granas
 Association Hlds Annual Meeting.

Mrs. Holmes of Griswold, who has been i'll in hospital in Wiliimantic, is much improved and is visiting here with her son, Harry Holmes, and his family. A
 Mrs. A. A. Stanton and grandson Stanton and Miss Amy Gallup are vis- iting this week with Mrs. Nettie Jer- ome and Supt J. F. Stanton of Nor wich.
 Sending Greens to Providence.
 Mrs. Carrie Wilcox and son Ralph gre gathering evergreens and sending to Providence friends. ] Alvin Corey and family spent Sum- day in Westerly. Mrs. Lewis Wilcox for visit.
 Visitor Taken III.
 Mrs. Sarah Wilcox was taken ill at the home of Benjamin Hall Sunday and was unable to return to her home in Jewett City
 Mrs. George Whipple of Voluntown and Miss Ella Gardner of Plainf1eld have been visitors at B. F. Colburn's.
 E. B. Gallup has a fine flock of Rhode Island Reds.
 How To Be Strong was the c. E. topic Sunday evening. The meeting was led by Rev. Er1mons White, who spoke very interestingly. Tine meet ings are gaining in numbers.
 MT. and Mrs. Ezra Gallup took Miss Cynthia Phillips and Mrs, Byron Gal lup for an automobile ride Friday of last week. On the way home they stopped at the cemetery in Piainfield where Miss Phillips relatives are buried.
 The Grange association held its an nual meeting Tuesday evening.
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STURR5
Members of Faculty at Washinetor- Start On New Garage-Game With
 Norwich University Team Today Hop This Evening.

President aid Mrs. Beach are in Washington, where President Beach is attending the annual meeting of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations.
 Professors Slate and Southwick conference of Experiment Station workers.
 A. J. Brundage is ir Washington at tending conference on rural educa- ton and boys and girls club work. Rev. Marshall Dawson attended the churches in New Britain, Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Services Resumed.
 new furnace has been placed in the church ard.s3lllll;> il =.seiyices were resumed, Sanda 7yino:ahpgs 9fl"
 Road Improvements.
 The new road has been surfaced to a point opposite tne Storrs garage. Now the roa6 along Faculty row is being graded and surfaced.
 New Garage.
 The Sforrs Garage Company have commenced work on their new two story garage which will be forty by sixty feet and built of cement and tile blocks.
 Sale Cleared Nearly s1oo.
 The Ladies Circle met in the church parlor Thursday afternoon. The sale held last week was q success and net ted nearly hundred dollars
 MT. and Mrs. IT, D. Edmond and children spc-1t the weekend in Hamp- ton with Mir. W H. HamonG.
 Hop to Follow Game.
 The college football team plays the Norwich University team on the Storrs Field today tSaturday). This is the closing Garne of the seDson and tonight there will be the annual foot ball hop in the Hawley armory.
 Play Meets With Favor.
 "A Pair of Sizes" was given by the Dramatic Cub to representative college audience, Friday evening. It was well staged and enthusiastically received. The new furniture bought by the club was used for the first time. The play was coached by Miss A. NJ. Wallace.
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ing premise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come"
 Attandad Cenferenna

ing premise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come"
 Attended Conference.
 The Wednesday home prayer ser- vices had for consideration Philemon 1-25, the parsonage service being omit tor and hts wife at the fiftieth annual conference of the Congregational churches of the state at New Britain. This proved to be the largest confer ence Of the kind on record, and one of the finest in spiritual atmosphere and addresses, and results in it's business accomplished.
 Funeral of Alhsrt Safford. Friday afternoon, Nov. 5, Albert R. Westminster church, ;i man earnest in Christian life and character and thor oughly respected by all who knew him, met with what eight days later, proved a fatal accident, having been dragged quite a distance by partly broken at his home Wednesday afternoon, the rooms all being full of mourning friends. His pastor, Rev. T. Edward Davies, conducted t!ie service at the house and at the srave. giving the people a message from Mr. safford s dying bed: Do not tell them, at my funeral, that attained, but that ] tried;' and urging each one present te keep trying to attain the ideal, the highest possible.
 chiidren's Meeting the 18th. There will be no home prayer ser vice or social gathering at the par sonage next week for the grown ups. The junior organizations, the Junior Guild, L. T L., and Boys and Girls Agricultural Club. will meet at the parsonage at one o'clock, Saturda } afternoon, Nov. 18th.
 Brief Mention.
 Wilfred Blaine is employed by q sawmill company at Dayville. Miss Ethel Newton of Norwich spent the weekend with her relatives here Miss Roselda Buciais attended the dance given by the Iinepriai orchestra in Westminster, Monday.
 A good number attended the auction of Mrs Newton, Violet Newton and Louise Raymond were kept busy serving hGt frankfur.ers and coffee.
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THOMPSON

James Lewis and son Neranus of PaNtucket were gG.StS of Jane and YerAnus Lewis of this place last Sun
 The s"cial at :he Congregational church was postponed from Wednes- d2Soto Friday evening
 Mrs. pexte;. Elliott gave a dinner party Wednesday night in honor of her Gathers birthday.
 candidate is expected to preach in the Congregational church Sunday.
 Nathan Chase ard Mrs. M L. Eddy were. guests of Mrs. Allen Reynolds in &o12ester over Soi1.Ciay- - { Mrs. l.. N. Elliott attended the grange meeting in Putnam Monday eUatting.
 ..arfr. and Mrs. F. Backus recently visited Miss MAriei EaclSus. who is in thes entering ':lass at Smith college, North 1amptons
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EAST WOODSTOCK
MT. and Mrs. j. S. May fto Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary-Skunk Hunter Shoots Of Toe.

Miss Nellie Pratt is in Dudley with Miss Phipps, and Will be away most of the winter.
 Mrs. Abbie Chamnerlin is spending the winter with her son, Wilbur, and his family, in Woonsoaket, R. l.
 Silver Wedding Anniversary.
 Mir and Mrs J. s. May will cele- brate their 18th wedding anniversary at Fruit Hill Farm this (Saturday) evening from to II.
 J. D. Sanger has purchased a car and will dispose of his other one.
 MT. ana Mrs. Everett E. May spent Sunday in Webster with H. B. B2n- mister and family.
 Mary chamberiin has been tle guest of \. H. Hubbard and family the past week.
 . Shot Of His Toe.
 Charles E. Pike. while skunk hunt ing last Friday evening, shot off one of his toes. The nluzzie of his gun was resting on the toe of his shoe. He is getting alorg f2Eofabis.
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people has increased very little. any. while their outgo for the actual necessaries of life has increased very much.
 As the chairman of Mayor Mitcheps food supply committee I have given. this matter a great deal of study and sincerely believe there is no question that demands more immediate and in- teliigent attention. Cannot the great stato of New York be the pioneer in this matter and afford to the people of this state the relief that will como from prompt and intelligent action along the lines indicated 2,
 No, l, George ". Perkins. Nos. q and 3. scenes in New York Municipal sarket; No. f, Governor Whitman
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SOUTH WELLINGTON
Addition to kinsbury Heuss--cepeIe- Meriarty Weddins - Get Together Club Ret1earsins Minstrei..

Dr. F. B. Converse came rear get
 ting a deer last Saturday night and it
 might be added that a deer. came near CT to gerting him than it is pleasant
 to think of.
 Few who drive automobiles in the night a great deal but have had the unpleasant experience of having a
 deer suddenly appear in the road in front of them and it is certain that
 many drivers have escaped collisions as much through good fortune as through good management. kirssbury House Enlarged. The Kingsbury house has been new 1y shingied, an addition made on the east end and 1t Is nox about ready for MT. and Mrs. Louis c. Dimock, who are to nnakeatheir home here Mir and Mrs. Charles E.. Allen of East Hartford spent the week end
 with Mir. and Mrs. Waiter A. Allen. Preparations are being made for re- slating the roof of the large barn be- longing to the c. Hall Jr., Company.
 This barn was built 40 years ago and beyond repainting has required no re- pairs.
 A meeting of the W. c. T. U. is to be held today (Saturday) at the home l of Mrs. B. J. Holman.
 Who Reelected Wilson? Rev. Charles A. Parker, in his ser l mon Sunday, called attention to the fact that those sections Of, the coun- l try where prohibition has gained a foothold or has become securely fixed were responsible for the reelection o1 President Wilson.
 The Walliam Ladr place across the river, has been sold to an Italian fam 1 fly. from HaZsrdville, who have taken possession MT. Iaho the previous owner has moved to New York. CepoIe- Moriarty Wedding. 1 Vingenzo Copole and Miss May Moriarty of this village were married l in Stafford Springs by fsev Felix J O'Nel last Monday morning. Upon their return from their wedding triI | they are to live in this village. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Depo and children of Stafford spent a part oi | last week with Mir. and Mrs. A. c Latham.
 Spool Birches Coming. Spool birche.s have been coming ir at a good rate, the last few days. Members of the Get-together clut ] are rehearsins minstrel show to be given the latter part of this month
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CANTERBURY GREEN
Delegates Report From State Confer enee-Annual Meeting and Roll Call Supper-Norwieh Speaker on Work of IT.

Last Sundays communion service was preceded by a ten minutes talk by the pastor upon the Love of God. as wider than the measure of mans mind" from the text Luke 15:2. And the Pharisees murmured saying: This man receiveth sinners and eat eth with then."
 The evening Christian Endeavor was led by one of the juniors. Miss Elsie Rodler. This Sundays meeting will be led by Frank Hoxsie on the subject "Why Christianity is the Hope of Our Country"
 Delegates to Conference. At the General Cor ference of Con- gregational Churches held in New Britain, Tuesday and Wednesday, the First Congregational church Cat the Green) vas represented by the pas- tor and Frank Hoysie as delegates. Reports from this conference were the parsonage Thursday evening. Annual Meeting and Roll Call. On Thursday, Nov. 9th the annual meeting and roll call supper brought together a company of about seventy who spent most enjoyable evening in fellowship together Of the A. resi- dent church members, 30 were pres ent and nearly every one of the absent 26 responded by letter or verse of
 
 the efficient management of Mrs T. L. Wilson and Mrs. Fred Stafford as sisted by Mrs. A. Hale Bennett, Mrs Hoxsie, Msr. Lathrop and Miss Pal mer. Reports of organized work were given by Fred Stafford, president of the Christian Endeavor: Mrs Hoisen Ravens, secretary of Ladies' Assoc;a- tion; Frank Hoysie, clerk of the church: Nathan Exiey, treasurer of hcclesiastical Society and Miss Elsie Hawes, president Junior Auxiliary. Officers elected for tho ensuing year 1 are: Deacons, A. FI1ie. Bennett and George Rowland: clerk and treasurer. i Frank HoXsie; specia. members of standing conln7ittee Mrs. James Lath- 1 rop, Mrs. Frank Hc1sie
 Illustrated Talk
 Ar. and Mrs. Hiram Haines gave much pleasure by thoir violin and pi- ano duet before the iIiustrate ted talk on "Congregat.oEai Shrines' Paul Hox- sic showed tue pictures which were nnusaiiy clear and fine. The Pilgrim
 Fathers were followed from tf1eil, home in Scrooby anu across the sea. ] Their influence was traced across this continent and around the world Tribute to Albert R. Stafford
 At tha roii call. ayTapat1etir and towing nlentio! was 11ade regarding former ""worker. Albert R saffcrd iafeiE ca led hone. His hei;, tn the 3fruggETg church. ais c.o,7s,.;en ntious and faitofuI wurI, as :; Fif!n fearI1ar will always he held in arfer.icrata re- lnefah'ai.cc aud ;ti,1teeistt'i,r.a. ~i-ftaft , { Talk by Mrs. j, J. Fictds.
 Tho meeting cf tho Womer'5 Chris tI2n Temperance Union planned for Wednesday. Eov. s, vas postponed to F rica: Nov. 10t1- on account of the e@2th of Mrs. Hc'en Button, cf Black at that meeting spoke Of the value and s2qle of th" I.nl>ai Te7uepra nee | esitn work among the children. Int same aftcrrHol- she visited three schools giving in each a short address gpon Temperance, I'urity and Self Control.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
RIPLEY HILL.
Hill Top Horne Club Meets New Teacher From Norwich Succeeds Miss Harmon.

The Hill Top Home Club met with Mrs. Harry Wood, Nov. 3rd Several Social Corner ladies were present as guests. The club meeting was held at Miss Julia Whites. Friday, Nov. 17th. z-s:. .-
 Norwich Teacher Secured.
 Miss Harmon has resigned as teach CT on the Hill. Her place is filled by Miss Gardner of Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Julian BeyilIe have moved to South Manchester. MT. Be- vile is employed by Cheney Brothers
 James Horan, who has been en- pIoyed by F. J. Snyder for the past year has resigned
 On account of his poor health, F. B. Topliff has disposed of some of hie stock.
 Mrs. Peterson and son, Austin went to Springfield, Mass, to the football game last Saturday. E Al Silver Wedding.
 Several from Ripley Hill attended the silver, wedding of Mrs. and Mrs John S. ChampliE last Saturday eve. ming. ,z.5, !. s7 ,s.tsa.ga
 Mrs. George H. Clark has taken ( boy from the Vernon Home, to liv, with her this winter.
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That Uneasy.
 Feeling

That dull depression. that dragged out spizitiess condition--its bilious uess. ri@@s-y{ T,r
 Why bs out of sorts with yourself and everybody else when one dose of Schenck's Mandrake Pills will do wonders for you.
 30 years reputation for biliousness, constipation and bilious headache, etc.
 Schsncl's Mandrake Fiils ara purely vegetable and for persons using calo. mel, ono trial will convince them that Schsnckss Msndrake Pillsass superior.
 z5c psr box uucoefed or sugar e6ltsd --- fFom your druggist or by mail.
 r.J. H. sshsnck < Son; Philadelphia.
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SOUTH WOODSTOCK
kitson- Scranton Marriage Last Tues
 I.- day Evering

The announcement is made of the marriage Of Miss NRude Scranton and William F. kitson, tie ceremony talk ing place fast Tuesday night at Put pann. Mir ard Mrs Kjtson left for Providence and vicinity on their honeymoon trip.
 Mrs. John Lowe ic visiting her son. Oliver a: W akefeld. R. I.
 Senexet Grange worked the third and fourth degrees last Wednesday night on a class of seven. After he initiation a bean supper was served by the sisters of the grange.
 William Nelson was home for over Sunday this last week.
 Buel Young. who las been visiting his mother has returned to his work in Lynn.
 John Wood and a friend from New York are visiting A. R. Scranton.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
CHAPLIN

Rev. William NJ. Brown of Windham preached at the church Sunday and de- iivered one of his hest sermons.
 Moses A. Goodwin shot deer on his farm the past week
 All Day Meeting.
 The Ladies Aid society held an all- day meeting with Mrs NJ A. Goodwin Wednesday and sat down to a fine spread at noon.
 Miss Ida Nichols is making a lengthy visit with friends in Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur IT. Mathewson of Plainfeld and Deputy Sheriff George R. Bliven and Mrs. Eiiven of Central Village made an automobile party that spent Thursday at W. E. Gailup's
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and the play was enjoyed by the au-

and the play was enjoyed by the au- dience
 Myron M Lee is working in South Manchester as night watchman in a mill.
 Miss Ida E. Holbrcok of Columbia spent t:;e past week at Charles F. Summers
 Teachers' Meeting.
 Supt A. N. Potter of Willimantic conducted a teachers meeting in the Center schoolhouse Tuesday afternoon. After the meeting William 5. Trow- bridge. teacher in the Center district, entertained the company at supper
 Miss Anna B. Post las returned from visit with Miss Mary F. Scan lon in New Britain. William, E. Stetson and Clarence
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EAST kILLINGLY
Chase Atdrioh Marriage Nov. eth-
 Visitors During the Week.

1iss Nellie M. Chase spent the week end Wit! relatives in Waterbury.
 Alien White of Norwich visited rel atiVes and friends here Saturday.
 Mrs. C. N. Capron of DaniaIson has been spending a foW days the past week with Mrs. Eliza J. Chase
 Ray G. Si1irpee of Taunton, Mass, and Miss Cert, ude Frost of Pawtucket, R. l.. were week end guests of MT. and Mrs. Irving S. French.
 Waldo Flake of Daniaiscn was a visitor at Edw ard AIdriclls Thursday.
 Robert Whitter of lynn, Mass, was family
 Mrs, Frank Smith of Putnam Heights visited relatives and friends here Wednesday.
 Helped Democrats Celebrate,
 Several from here went to Danielson Monday evening to take part in the democratic celebration. u
 Miss C;live Aldrich visited Daniel eon friends Thursday.
 Mrs. William Harrington of Daniel son spent Thursday with her parents. MT. and Mrs Thomas Bates.
 chase-Aldrich.
 Erwin E. Chase. Jr., and Miss Daisy M, AidriEh were married in Danielson Thursday evening, Nov. 9, by Rev (, H. Barber at the parsonage. Mrs. Phoebe A. Potter has gone to Waterbury 10 spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. William A. Rob- bins.
 Attended Funeral. Mir. and Mrs. Fred T. Soule of North Attleboro and Miss Clara SouIe o{ Providence were here Saturday to at tend tho funeral of their aunt, Mrs. l Everett Soule Miss Maud Capron of Danie1son spent Sunday with Mrs. E. J. Chase
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NORTH STERLING

AIr anG Mrs. Henry F. Crowell spent tke weekend with friends ir Whining on, Del.
 Mrs F. M. Thurrott of Taunton, spent last Saturday with Mrs. F. o. Hummer.
 Nelson Griffitlos cut his knee badly laet week while hanging an axe. It required six stitches b close the wound.
 ..bout one hundred attended the f'ke'I bean G'Ipper a,t the persona ge Thursday evening of last week. many coming i1I au-onuh!les.
 Mrs Edith !5ixley is m Ch;cago.
 Willis White was in Providence last week.
 MT. and Mrs Frartl Piummer spent the week -end with friends in Paw tucket.
 E George Pierce Jr. end family attend ed the crystal wedding Of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Brooks in Providence, Nov.
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There were IS present at the meet tpgfof the Woman's Missionary society held with Mrs. M. R. Plumb at the Psreonage Tuesday: & The chapter from read by Miss Grace Bates and Mrs. Robert Pegrum. Tea was served by
 Married 60 Ysars.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Palmer will reach the 6etf anniversary of their marriage tomorrow (Sunday). Neither Mr. or Mrs- Palmer is strong enough event. but will welcome any friends wesS care 70 call. ! At Jswett City Meeting. Pegrunn and Miss Grace Bates attend ed the meeting of the Eastern Con- necticut branch, w. b. F. M, in Jew cit City Tuesday
 Mrs. Robert Pegrum is visiting Wapregan relatives for week.
 Mrs. Ada Larrabee IS expected home from Hartford tomorrow.
 Mrs. Boardman of Hartford spent Sunday with the Misses Johnson.
 Mrs. Robert Pegrum aud Miss Mar gery Sherman represented the local c. F. society at the meeting of the Willi- mantle C. E. union ia Hebron Satur- day.
 Rev. M. R. Plumb, Miss Sarah Sohn- son,1 MT and Mrs. ". F. Maine mo- tored to Boston Monday, returning on "Wednesday
 Mrs. Jessie Githler, who has been spending the summer at the Lockman , house, has returned 10 New York. i Weir Home Closed. J. Alden Weir and family closed their summer home here Tuesday and returned to New York.
 Late arrivals at the inn include Miss Hunt of Chicago
 i Mrs. John BecSwit,l spent Sunday with her sister in Hartford :: Mrs. Adelbert Weldon has returned fEe154 a visit il Harttcrd and Windsor LoSks.
 illustrated Lecture. tSsRev. NJ. R. Plumb will give an illns- 1Fated lecture. on The Widening Trail Iat I.20 tomorrow CSund,y) evening. saggRey. Frank i Sargent of, Putnam inEaached in the Congregational church fisSt Sunday. speaking on the subject t ". F. Maine took Rev and Mrs. NJ R. Plumb ,te Putnam Sunday, where MT. Plumb preached in exchange with Aeyg Ei D. Sergent
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ABlNG7ON

Mir Thomas, has gone to Worcester where he will make his home with a brother.
 Dr. White Of Boston has been visit ing Dr. Clark.
 Grant Jcssup has moved to Seymour Peafs, cottage.
 Twenty new books have been added to the library.
 Rev. Frank Fuller and Mrs. Fuller have been attending the state confer ence in New Britain.
 Mrs. Arthur Rich and Fenner Rich recently spent a few days with Jay Rich at Chicopee Falls.
 MT Chism has been visiting Mrs Whitehouse.
 Mrs. Phebe Sharpe is in Washing ton, attending the meeting of the national grange. W. II. Booth of Chicago was re- cent guest at Charles Smiths.
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departments, whose business it Is to study the question of food supply. food distribution and food consumption in an intelligent, business-like manner and bring about such reforms in the methods of food distribution as would bring about beneficial results to both the producer and consumer. Until such market departments are estab-. lished the high cost of living Is going to he an ever burning quection.
 ".Fhe cost of table living is reaching a point where 1t is almost unbeurable This Is particularly true in the eepc of tho people who work on salarics-- such people as teachers, professors and clerks in stores. hanks, corpora lions. etc, for the Income of these
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George W. Perkins, chairman of the food supply commission instituted by Mayor Mitchell of New York city. sent a letter to Governor whitman of New York in which he said:
 "The cost of living has been stead fly increasing for a number Of years. Of course to increase our output and the quality of it is very desirable, and I know of no class of citizens who have tried harder to do this than the farmers themselves, but both farm CTS and consumers know that the high cost of living is not entirely due to the fact that we have failed to raise enough food The fundamental trou- ble is that we have not at Washington or Albany or New York city, or any- where else, the right kind of market