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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
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Wfinneipta.

ct. Saul. = Der finan5ieue
grfolg oes ib bieligen Muoitorilln
W:titte letter @ode gum Mbidlub &C.
langten @olfsfeites, melbes 5ur Gin:
oerung Scr uniagliben 9Sotb 1T oeu
&riegerfamilie11 Der alten 9eintatb
gebalten lpltroe, felt iid) Dent aube-
rem @lan5 ser @eranltaltlng miiroiQ
an Sic Seite. = 3uii6en oem 1.
October 1913 un6 0em 80. Sum
1916 lit Mrbeitern in @}inneiota filr
@erletltngen uno oaourb notbtg &C.
mprbene 1r5tlibe 8ebanolung Die
|Sunm1e bon $685. 064.74 m1sbe=
5ablt moroen. : Ser 9datungs=
pertb aller belpegliden nno umbetpeg-
lide @abe in Minneiota> Die elmer
Neutrality-suspicious. unterporfen miro,
betraat 81, 81 ,4Ot, 766. 0as lit ei=
ne 3unabme bon $106,693,954 &C.
gen oem gddbungsmertb I'M Sabre
1915 nn6 bon $4,S00,393 gegeniiber
1914, ser itoatlihe 9telter=&ommii=
iion 5ufolge. SSn oiele 3ablen lit oas
@elibtblm Ser 81 enbobnen, grpreB=
Selephon= nr10 Srul t-@eleQi6a item
l1iht einbegriffen.
TaribunIt. - @m. S. 2e1nfe
BON Nortbfiel6 lit BON @p. IS. @amp=
ton, oellen &in6 om II. Mpril 6ieieS
SSsobres bon 2emfes Mntomobtl iiber=
fabren uno get0otet 1pa1r6e, n1f
$4,000 Gha6enerlab berflagt NOR
Sen, mietppbl ont Sage na6 6em nr=
fail Sic Gpronersgeibmorenen 2emfe
ieolpe0er Sdn1l6 entloiteteten.
&phe1ter. : Muf 6em Wege
nuh Morion nit ieiner 6amilie glitt
oas BON Gbriit. &0oer gelteuerte
N(l1to an elmer StraBenbie61ng aus
11no iiberldlug iid. SHE Sniafen
tporen mebr o6er tpentger berlett;
Gbriit. Mooer bra9 etn S6nlter=
blatt.
Safe @i1ion. - Cine Meile
iiiolid bon CHANDLER muroe Sen.
in feinem Mutomobil bon BRET
mosfierten @egelagern, sic auf 0oS
ser Mald}ine geiprungcn
&paren uno ibn init SbieBmaffen be-
6robten, tint 1926 beraubt.
Munfato. - Die Milmaufee=
neutrality-suspicious. fat ii6 bereit
erflGrt, ser 6amilie Sran 8lume
$4,000 51 5ablen. Trau @lume
a1f eine1n 3nge Ser @eieQ=
am &nie berlebt.
@irginia. = Ser bieiige 8m1=
mei1ter 8. Sobnion idoB Elm @ld),
uno mdbren6 er ii6 nod einem $50
gen gum TRANSPORT Ser Sagobelte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

cine 3eitlang betpuBtlos. SIR feds
Monate olteS Sinh, oas Tie int Mrm
gebalten batte, fam %mnDerlebrt 90:
BON.
Manoan. - 9os fnnfiabrige
S0bn9en glnor 6es Sarmers 10
Sell on, tpeldes 6em 8ater nod 6em
Staae gefolgt tpar> tpur6e BON einem
@fer6e at Sen &opf geidlagen. Ser
@daoel tpor gebroden. 9as &in6
mur6e iofort ms Soipital gebradt
un6 inerSperation unter5ogen. 9as
&in6 ideint ii6 gu erbolen nno a1i
bent @ege Ser 8eIierung 5u ietn.
GM6s9 afota.
6airfar.- Ser iteben Metlen
0itli6 bon bier tpobnen6e 6armer
Sobn &eeren, ser unter ser 8eldul-
bigung 6es Dieb ?abls zines Sfens
perboftet mor6et1 tpar, bat itd in iei-
ner 3ele NIT einem @an6tude er=
bangt.
rs otsrtomn.- Seds Mitt
gIieoer ser SomiIie @. 30. &ottartb
iin6 mod 6em @enuiie bon S6metne-
fleiib an Eridtnoie e%rfranft.
Mber6ee II. - SOUR bent tbat=
fraftigen @ingreifen Ser Madbarn
bot Sobn 6. @t1iams es gu peroan=
fen, ooB fem @ous nidt Biz auf 6en
@run6 nieoerbrannte.
eagle Butte Sinf5ig 1eue
@eimitatten=Mmelo1ngen ltno tn-
nerbalb 6ieies Monats I'M Climber
2ofe=2anomte binterlegt por6en.
@aIIace. = Ser moblbefarnte
Jormer Sobn Strom muroe m1 Der
5troBe 5miiden ieiner 6orm uno ser
5ta6t to6t nnter ser 2a1t ieineS lint
geltiir5ten @agens aufgefunoen.
Sein SOB m1B ioglet@ erfolgt iein,
nodoem ser @agen, Ser auf elmer
iteilen @arte 6es @eges In Ser 9nn<
feIbeit umltiir3te, auf i'm fiel. Die
8fer6e itanoen immer nod itiQ am
@ogen, als bas l1ngliid ent6edt
im1tr6e.
~8ermiIIion. = Mlte Snoia-
ner6orfer ser Mritaras, Die Dor ei-
nem S%obrbun6ert betpobnt tparen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

frieges berbeigefiibrt mer6en tonne.
IS mare bos Elm @eger, Der Der gan=
gem @elt 5ugute fommen miir6e. Die
betreffenben 8efblliie per6en Den
Mimneiotaer 8ertretern int @epra=
ienta1tenbal1le 5ugelteIt tper6en nit
oem griu6en, I'M @ongreb fir Elm
embargo tbatig gu fem.
MinneapoIis. = @ie be,
rid)tet, lpQr Mpntag cine Mn3abl
2eute auf oem an 8roaomapitraBe
gelegenen alten Maple &ia=Irieo=
bof nit @eipannen eridienen, batte
Sic @rabiteine uno Denfmabler a1f
@agen perla6en un6 io0ann in cine
Sblldt an ser @eitieite 6es 6rieo=
bofaS %getpprfen. Die @a%rfbebor0e
bat r11umebr bei6lolien, beim Count
tpamalt auf 8%eltrafung Der Sanoa=
len 5u oringen. s. 6. 9eming,
Yrdilioent ser &arfbeb0r6e, be5eid-
net Sen Mft als einen uS6lag gegen
SOS moralil9e gmpfin6en 6eS &C.
meintpe lens." Der superintendent
muroe o11gemielen, .ii6 Ser Steine
uno Oenfmdler att5unebmen mn6 oie
5erbrodenen StilGe 5nl ammen1uden
at lal fen. - SIM neuen, nit einem
&o ltenaufman6 BON $4,000 erbon=
ten Sulia Morriion Memorial &C.
bq11oe lit Ell tmals unterri6t ertbeilt
mor6en. 0ie offBieae @roffnnng
6es Neuba1S bat |Sami tagabeno
ourb einen @mpfang iettenS Der So
fultat nrlo ser 9tl1bierenoen Der
&unltlbule itattgefun6en. @aS &C.
bal1oe lit cine Stiftung BON Sral1
||SsSobn 81. 8anoerlip mn6 9r. Mngns
Wforrilon at @bren ibrer Mutter,
6ruu SeSl1lia Morri1on.
Grooflt on. u11m1ttelbar
nad0em cine permanente Srgan11a=
tion ser Mildpro6u5enten IN oie1em
Ibeil bon NoIf County bergel teat
mor6en 1par, erb0bten Tie ben Yreis
bon 5 amf Z Gents 6as Arart nno
lSuhne BON II auf 13 Gents Dos
Eint.
Mpr6=9 afDta.
Bismard. gle grntei 6nurr=
fabrif int Staats5udtbauie bat inner
bolb 6eS letten &e6m1ngSiabres Ell
mem &eingetpinn bon $33,075 er5ielt>
mie aus 6em %Sabresberidt 6eS Ser
malterS gu erieben tit. SIN Sabre
1915 Bate iib Ser &eingetpinn aa1f
$40, $40 beiaufen, tpobei ungefabr
eben1opiel er5en1agt tpuroe. Sos
@odien ser @etriebSfoiten tit 1@tlo
an 6iel er Mein6ereinnabme.
@ebron. - Das Wobnba1s
6es 11ntpeit bon bier mobnenoen Sar=
mers Mn6reas 91b mnr6e o11rAa
sSeuer bouitdn6ig ger tort; es tonrte
muir menig gerettet mer6en; ood tit
Ser @9a6en 6ur@ Ser i@er1tng ge=
6edt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

Sarge @ietpobI in Sen Meiib:
len I'M Staate idbrli@ n%ngefab1
$375,000 SAB @ebl gemablen mer.
BEN, mer6en 6enno6 iabrlid nod
rl1no 100000 6aB eingefubrt, mei]
100000 6ab int Staate er5eugten
Mebls an6ermdrts ol1f Sen Marft &C.
bradt meroen.
@anfinion. - Srieori@ Dr.
@einfa11f nn6 @atttn feierten am
%. 9eopember 6as i60ne Selt Ger
%goloenen @od5ett, 5u Dem iid Elm
groBer @ertpan6ten= nn6 Sreun6eS=
freis eingef1n6en botte. Mf0ge 6as
Eaar nod man9eS bergniigte Sabr
miteinan6er berleben!
SEEM &odfor6. - @eil ct
glarbte, fem Mitorbetter Mi@. 8ab-
re babe ibm $40 geitoblen, i@oB
6ran5 @aruie 6iefen BEL ser Mrbeit
6reimol in Sen @iden 11n6 berlebte
i'm Iebensgefdbrlt@. Ser Ebater
entflob tpur6e uber in Ser Mabe BON
@bepenne ergriffen. 8ubre befinoet
|1i6 in 1ebr be6enflibem 8ultan6e,
6o@ lit feline @eneiung nidt o1Sge-
i6loiien.
Samestomn.- Ser pier5ebn
Sabre olte Mer @briitten lit elmer
a11f Ser SSag6 erltttenen @erpunoung
in einem bieiigen Soipital erlegen.
8ismnrd. - Nt9t ein etn5i=
ger @aiiagier lit m1f Sen @iienbabn=
ltreden in Nor66afota innerbalb Ger
ant 81. Muguit 1916 5u @n6e gegat1=
genen 5mei Sabre geto6tet tpor6en,
mie aus 6em 8eribte Ser Stoatset<
MISREPRESENTATION GIT erieben lit,
sic audi na@petlt, 6aB an eenanntem
Gage 6,200.t3 Meilert 8abnitrede
I'M Stoate in @etrieb tparer. -
@ouperneur @annd fat befannt ge=
geben, 6aB er no@ Mlouf ieines
Germins i'm Sor1tar cine @rbolungs-
reiie nod Deuti@lono ontreter
aner6e.
@ead.- Srou &attie Sones
tpnr6e outs ibrern Mi1to gei9leu6ert,
ols 6ieies cine 80idung binabitir5<
tie; fie fiel m1f oen &opf un6 blieb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
@entt >pir oen Muth
b6tte,t.

@enn infer &ongreb ein @elet
on11abnte, oos folge1oes beltimmt:
u@erabrebungen, Sic Sic gin= ooel
Musf1br bon @oaren ooer Sic Scr
fiigung .iiber in Mm1erifa iib befiro
lihe Glitter uno @oaren be5peden
1ollen rmgiiltig leiu, falls oieie Sc
i%d}ranfltng oerart lit, Oab lie sic SSn:
tereiien fren1oer Staaten for0er1
fam. @er gegen oieies @eiet Der:
lt0bt uno it'd oie sur Tproernng oel
britilden Sllterelien 01rd) oit
Sdmar5e 2ilte auferlegte gel6ran:
fung gefalen labt, miro 51 einel
Celebrate bon $40 = $4,000 ooel
SIT @efa,tgniB bon einem Monot biz
ST einem Sabre perl1rtbeilt. Mel
ourth Nodridten iiber Sic eigent
Sbutigfeit poer Sic SbGtigfeit anoe.
rer Neripne,r poer IN anoerer @eilt
bel Ser ltebermod)1ng Ser Gin inns
Nusiltbr Ser @aaren mitmirft, miro,
mern Sic lteber>padnrng ourd elne
frenloe Maht altsgeiibt miro, ooer
lpe1tl1 Scr 8etroffene Sic SSnterellen
elmer frenloen Maht fDroert, SIT elmer
@eloitrafe bis SIT 10000 Collars
ODER SIT 8ef1llgnib bis SIT einem Safr
perltrtheilt. SIM @ieoerbolungsfalle
miro sic @efGngnibltrafe Bis SIT 5lpel
Ssahren erbobt, ltl10 III belpnoers
idmeren SSullen fann auf 3udtbal1s=
1trafe Don spei M}oraten Bis SIT 5met
SssaIren crfannt ner0en."
@enn n11ler &pngreb Elm 1ol6es
8elet mnn0bmle, ldreibt @ermarta=
Scroll oanm mare Sic Sdmar5e 81
lte gnglonos fir inns %erleoigt. 6rei=
lih miibte Damn Ser &ongreb aud)
Mittel ur1b @ege fin0en, lint Sen
umerifoniihen @iirger bapor 5u be-
id)iite1L oob CT bon Ser britii6en
Megierltng Oafiir beltraft miro, neil
er Sen @eieten Nn1erifas geboriam
tpor. 81 Ser @ongreB 6es getpalti=
gen, freien, mahtigen Mmerifas, oos
mdhtig genltg lit, tint anbere gfotio=
men SIT 5er1nalmen, tpenn es tplu> oe1t
M11tb bat, 0en @iirgern MmerifaS
sic M0glihfeit SIT Deridaffen, oen
emerifoniiden @eleben nngel trait 51
geborben?
Sdmeoen, 6os fleine neutrale
5dipe0en bot SEN M1ttb gebubt. Das
obe11 angefiibrte @eiet lit in Sdtpe=
Sen erlailen poroen.
@enm = menn pir Sen Ml1tb bat=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30

|mno in SEN @eridtet bon 2epis un6
Glarf ertpabrrt tperoen, muroen IN
sic em Counter 5um er1 ten Wtale
oufgeoect 0urd 8m. s. Sber, 9ilfs-
furator Ser n11iberlttat bon Sii6=Da-
fota. Ser maBgeben6e Singer5eig
CUR Muffin6ung Ser 90rfer fam bon
elmer Stelle in 6em 8ert6te bon
9epis nno @larf> 6ie iagt, bob ein
groBes Sn0ianerlager geieben mor-
SEN lei an oem groBen 8uge, mo- Ser
Miliorri nad @eiten fltebt un6 ein
j3ufluB bom Nor6en etnminoet. Das
Eager mur0e, gena11 tpie beidrieben,
an Ser Miin6ung 6es @rmo=Slulles,
25 Meilen nor6li9 bon 8ierre, ge-
fun6en. @eitere nn6 altere 9orfer
lp11roen meiter iiioli@ 5miiden benz
Gbopoue=8o9e un6 Sabe gefrnoen.
Das 0orf ami @ran6=6lulie mar Der
Iebte @obnort Ser Mrifara=sSn6taner
in Sii6-0afota.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-30
11mtlab uno ieinen Srennoen bon iei>
11em @rfolge er3ablte, tpuroe oas &c.
Ydlp11ene MiI0 ae1tobIeu. 6eI1en Sheis

umiab un6 ieiinen 6reunoen bon lei,
nem @rfolge er5ablte, tpur6e 6aS &C.
56ol1ene @ilo geitoblen, 6eiien Sbsi.
Ie, bel ei1em Sarmer unter einem
Scubal1fen berbprgen, gel nnoen mnr=
sc. @egen oen Jarmer 1T ein Saft.
befebl erlalien moroen.
OrtonpiIIe. = Ser an Set
Milwaufeebobn ais Sdoffner ange-
ltelte 8. Sitro1oer alts Montebi6io
luuroe iiberfabren uno %geto0tet> als
CT al1f eire1n fabrenoen @iiter5ug
auHpringen mollte nn0 febltrat.
Ofabena. - Gent Sdaoen
BON $4,000 ser o11rb 6en fiir5lid)er
9rono oes 5hulbm,ies in Suron
Safe ent1tonoen NOR, itebt MIR cine
@erIiderur1g bon $4,000 gegeniiber,
tpos INN 10 ihlimmer lit, alS 6as
Sdmlbalts err It Dor ei11em Sabre gang
nel1 erbal1t 11116 altsge1tattet mor6en
mar.
DuIutb. = Die @roBgeidmo-
renen BON ct. 2ouis County baben
auf MmtsmiBbrarb un6 Mibbraud
offentli6er @el0er lautenoe Mrrfla=
gen erboben gegen @ictor 8oper,
@iirgermeiiter BON @ibbing, o. 9.
Mcgadin, friiberen Dorfi6abmei=
lter, IS. S. &poer, &up. 5dinner=
ton, g. s. 81trrotps un6 s. g. Cur
ran, Mitglieoer 6es Dorfrotbes bon
@ibbing 1tno mebrere 3eitnngsber=
ausgeber ,pl1r6en Ser @etbeiligung
an Ser grlangatng bon @el6ern 1tnter
fallden Mngoben angeflagt. - 6rau
Sophia Mntoine ftel beim @olier=
lh0pfer binter ibrem &a1tie ont Min=
mel oto Hoint BON 6em 16malen 2an=
6ungSiteg in sic ct. 2ouis= 8uht un6
ertronf, obne bon ieman6 geieben 5u
tper6en.
ct. Saul. = Die 8etpegl1ng
CUR 8efdmpfung ser Ebeuerung, Sic
INNER be0roblidere Sormen an=
nimmt 6ebnt iid metter aus. Sen
@otel= nno &ei taurattonsb eitbern, 6ie
|iih 6reitagnadmittag o11f gori6lag
6ea @errn Mngns Cameron bonn
Sbermm=@otel fir cine @erbannatng
Ser gier aus ibre11 Entertainment
ousipra6en, nn6 SEN Srauenflubs
Ser Gto6t, Sic cine gemetniame Mf=
ton plonen, baben 1ih r1tnmebr a11d
sic Observation-Disclosures ange=
id1oiien. ST. elmer &eiolution, Sic
befmnt gegeben tpnr6e, erflart it6
Sic 81. 8ol1Ier @ereintgtng BON
&leinbdn6lern in Spe5eretpaarert
fir ein embargo auf ale Mabr1ngs-
mitteI 6ur6 Sic 81tn6esregterung.
SSn ibrer 8egriin61tng 6ieies &eih1lti=
fes tpeiien sic @rocers a1f Sic M0g=
Ii6feit bin, 6oR 6atr@ cine 6erarttge
@erfiig11ng nidt rl1r cine Scrabble
b11ng ser 9ebensmittelpreiie, fon=
BERN u1th cine MffiIr3mng .6es @e1t=
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
vEeETAeLE GROWERS
Have Instructive Programme for h.
 titute in Norwich.

At the invitation of Norwich Grange. No. 172, Patrons of Husbandry, an in stitute is to be held by the Connecti- cut Vegetable Growers Association in Buckingham Memorial on this CFri- day) afternoon and evening. The pro- gramme has been arranged as follows:
 z.o0 p. in.; meeting called to order; address of Welcome, Worthy Master Charles A. Hagberg; response. W. H. Burr, president Vegetable Growers Association: 500 p. m, The Home Frit and Vegetable Garden. Prof. A. T. Stevens. Connecticut Agricultural Col lege; 400 p. rn., Insects Injurious to Vegetables and' Fruit tillustrated) i; 5:00 p. n1., general discussion on cab bage and caulifiower, led by President Burr; s;o0 p. m.. Fertilizers for 1916, F. c. Warner, County Agent, New London County $40 D. m, Diseases of Vegetable and Fruit crops. (illustrat- ed1, Dr. G. P. Clinton, Connecticut Ex- pertinent Station: s.S5 D. m.. Strawber- ries,, A. B. Burdick.
 From to in the evening Lam bert's Midget orchestra will provide a concert programme. The institute is open to the public and ladies are especially invited to be present.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
STATE DEPUTY MuLLIoAN
 BEFORE NORWICH KNIGHT,
K. of C. Leader in State to Lecture at
 Open Meeting.

One of the most interesting events in the list of activities which White Cross Council. No. IS. Knights of Co., lumbus has arranged for the season.
 will be the open meeting which is to
 be held in the council. chamber, Sun light building. this Frriday) evening" The principal feature of this meeting will be the lecture on Alaska, to be
 given by State Deputy William J.
 MulliEan of Thompsonville. The lect-
 urer has great many warm admirers in Norwich who are always pleased to
 hear him on any subject and they are
 looking forward, with great deal of pleasure. to his talk this evening, feel in gcertain that it will be both in- teresttng and instructive.
 In company with several other su- preme officers of the Knights of Co.,
 lumbus. MT. Mulligan made the trip to Alaska last summer. going there from Seattle at the close of the su- preme assembly, which was held in that city. The delegation visited about every important settlement and being under the guidance of members of the order, in ever yplace they stopped. they
 were able to obtain 8 great deal of valuable information, that would not
 be available to the casual visitor.
 The delegation was received by the Governor at Juneau, the present capi- tai, and the members were permitted 10 inspect several Of the gold mines for which that territory is famous. A number Of interesting photographs were taken which serve to show the beautiful scenery that is so much ad-
 mired by the many tourists who an-
 nually visit this northwestern posses sion of the United States.
 In addition to the lecture an interest
 ing musical programme will be pre- sented which will include: Solo. Miss Nellie J. Buckley; solo, Miss Sadie A. Driscoll; solo, John J. Sullivan; solo,
 Nicholas J. Spellman. piano selection, Mrs. Joseph P. Danihy.
 A general invitation is extended to the public to attend this meeting which is the first open meeting held by the council since the new rooms were thrown open for inspection last spring. There will be no charge for admission
 and no tickets required and all who at tend will be made welcome by the members of the council
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28

An appeal from the probate of the will of Walter Learned. late of New London. deceased. formerly treasurer of tho Smwings Bank oR Nnw London, has been taken by Horace e. Learned. Alice Learned Runner and Emile D. Learned, heirs at law of the decSased. The papers bringing the appeal were ameng the new cases filed on Thursday ah the office of the clerk of the superior eG1rt. The appeal Is made returns hle to the superior court onSthe firpf Tuesday Of February.
 The Learned estate. it has been estt- mated will amount to between $126,006 and s151.000. Tho@s bringing the ap- peal are his brothers and sisters who arc bene1ieiaries under the will aa follows: Horace c. Learned $2,k0n, Emile D. Learned $500, and Alice Learned Burner 2s,e0D.
 < Alfred Colt of New London and Charles D, Waite of Groton are the executors of the will which was exe- cuted on July IT, 1915. and was admit ted to probate in the New London court on January ii. 1918.
 Besides notice upon the two exe- cutors 1t. is directed that notice of the pendency of the appeal be served upon Helen Gay Learned, George whittiesey Robert R. Congdon, Bes- all of New London, the public library of New London, Ellen Hobart Beck with of Genesee, N. F.. Walter Learn- ed Beckwith Of Cambridge, Mass. Sa- lome Kingsley Beckwitm of Genesee.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
THE WEAFl1ER.
corditiens,

The two weather charts of Thursday presented combination of extreme conditions such as never before uc- cured in the history of the weather bureau. At the morning observation the great nigh pressure area still cov- cred the eastern states and the vest ern Atlantic ocean with a low pressure area of fair proportions central over eastern Iowa. As q result there was more abnormal temperatures through the central. the eastern and the south ern states. and the January records were exceeded in places. At the same time both the northwestern high pres sure area and cold wave had increased in intensity and had extended south ward west of the Mississippi river.
 At Havre, Mont, the temperature of 54 degrees below zero exeeeded the January record. The highest tempera- ture recorded during the day was 80 degrees at Tampa, Fla. At the same time a storm of great intensity moved in from the Pacific ocean by way of central California.
 The eastward movement of the Pa, ciffc disturbance will prevent any set- tied weather over the central and east portions of the country for several days and over the districts east Of the Mis- sissippi river rains and snows will be general. with rapidly falling tempera- ture, which, however. will not reach the coast states before Saturday.
 The winds along the north Atlantic coast will be moderate to fresh south; middle Atlantic. fresh south and south west.
 Forecast.
 East New York: Rain Friday, prob ably tur4ing to snow. and colder north and west portions; Saturday much colder and probably fair.
 Southern New England: Rain Friday or Friday night; Saturday colder and probably fair.
 Northern New England: Rain or snow Friday, colder in Vermont; Sat- urday partly cloudy and much colder, probably local snows in Maine.
 Observations in Norwich.
 The following records, reported from Sevin,. pharmacy, show. the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Thursday: Ther. Bar.
 a. m. '.s............ 4S zs.46= l1 III. -,...es.' s....s. 56 zH.46s D. III. 56 3O,37 Highest GA, lowest 46.
 Comparisons.
 Predictions for Thursday: Cloudy Thursdays weather: Fair; warm; southerly wind.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
LEARNED WILL IS CONTESTED
Appeal From Probate Taken by Brother and snes of the Former New London Banker--G Groton Woman Asks for Divorce Forecloaure Suit on Groton Land,

IN. Y. Nancy Burner Ingham of Mor- ris Plains, NJ T.. and Lawrence Learn ed Runner of New York.
 To Collect s1,ooo Nota.
 othor cases returnabie to the supe- rior court in February are the fol- lowing;
 Tho Nassau National Bank of New York sues Mary E. Elliott and Anna Elliott Hurnhan, both of New London, to collect a note for 31.o00 given on Inly 1H. 1914 by Mary c. Elliott and endorsed by Anna Elliott Burnhem.
 FcreeIcsure in Groter.
 Robert H. Burrows, Robert Donald Burrows, Carrie Eltzabeth Burrows, Hubbard Franklin Burrows, Robert H. Burrows as executor and trustee under tha will of Carrie s. Burrows and Ii la IT. Burrows, formerly Lila IT. Roiten, all of Hoquiam in the state of Washington are made the defendants in suit brought. by the Mariners Savings Bank of New London in a foreclosure suit on a mortgage for s. 500 on land on Thames street in Gro ton. The mortgage was given on No- vernber 90. 1901. Robert H. Burrows is now in possession of the property.
 Divorce is Asked.
 Suit for divorce on the grounds of Assertion in April, 1912. is brought by Lilly B. Cole of Groton from Albert Fl, Cole of New London to whom she was married on April IS, 1910. she asks to be allowed to resume her maiden name of Lilly B. Tuttle.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
RARQLEp MAN IN
 wATEHsuHy POLICE COURT,
Had Been RsIsassd from Insbriats Farm on Pronlises of Good Behavior.

"on again. on again. gone asain.r
 iG likely to be the sad but eacc1ucs
 tale of the parole of James Sullivan, the M Waterbury American. to be sent
 to the state farm for inebriates at
 Norwich, and the first man from the
 city to be paroled from that institu-
 ton. James arrived in the city clean
 under the care Of Clerk of the City Court Emil I7ummeh. to whom he was to report each week in person. James was also to refrain from using intoxi- cants and writ6 a letter to the super intendent at the farm once every week.
 James never had time to report to Clerk Hummeil and the superintendent will never receive any charming billet aonx from James. Fftendhhip, hoapt- tAlity, and the welcoming cup proved too strong for the prodiEai and he ap- peared in city court this morning. charged with intoxication and being a common drnnkard. James pleaded not guilty to both charges. although the offleer who arrested him asserted that
 James was very. very drunk when he was continued till Thnrsday because
 he stated that Lieutenant 3ergin, who
 was at the desk last night, had agreed
 with him that he was not drunk The court informed James, when
 eoht..nuing the ssss to al.0E srsn the s1l- 09-
 dence. that If it proved that the recre-
 ant James were lying then he would receive double dose. James tried to
 hedge at that with the statement that 1t had 'seundedp as if Lieutenant Ber- gin meant" that he (James) was not drunk, but the court did not withdraw its threat.
 Previous to the opening of court su-
 perintendent Beach had sent word to
 the officiaIs at the state farm that Sul-
 livan had broken his parole and asked that the ambulance be sent to Water
 bury for the thirsty one. If the am-
 bulauce arrives in Waterbury this af- ternoon Jimmie will be sent back to
 the institution. on the River Thames,
 where his partner, Stockings Conroy.
 wrote a masterpieces of literature a few weeks ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
AT DAVIS THEATRE
vaudevilIe and Photoplaya.

showing themselves clever little people in singing and dancing, were the head liners on Thursday at the Davis the. ater in the vaudeville bill. The call ed themselves the Toylanders anc provided pretty entertainment while they were on the stage.
 Violin music of the Highest order same from the instrument in the hands of Kubanoff. Russian court violinist who was another number on the hill and Grace Trebor, singing comedienne rendered her line of stories and songs fin taking style.
 In the photoplays the feature rec was the big fve-part drama called The Brink, there was also a fine scenic picture and an educational film on the bill