davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
&out til SGrermcoet!

Ser ifal afbolbes ct 2erermeoe for
Observation-Disclosures / Setlebentstirfen |
Ninneapolis ben 21be-23be Suli, bporz
til ale er uelfommer.
ga, fom oe bli meo / oenne 8ierz
ming, iom er ben neooenoigite at ole
Gierninger, nemIi9 CUBS Srbs gepas
relie for tommenoe SIGgter. SITE alez
NJ 2Grere bsr fumre, men ale I'M
tcresicreoe er oelfomme og ma fele Iont
lin Yligt at pPre tiliteoe. Ser bill hi
iaa bsre Sorebrae al tierbte Neno ira
icrItieli9e Samfuno, Gang, Nuiit og
SamtaIe, ioruoen me9et anoct 9oot. Sd
fom og bli meol
Cubs Srbs ltnberoisning for bore
Barn, er &irfens Sremtib.
Warilis 6ager,
Smberit Set, &ts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

Timber ale gteoer bIep Der preiteret
meeeu Gang % Whniit SrrIie bar en-
Gametpartet ira Otilipau.ee. Wis. me-
get fltut, os Oct bar Ell bel Rpoelie at
bore Snnaer. On Rauhstpartet fra
@rarh Soris, ". d; ct irues Wouoss
tor bar osica bcbirIpelie meo ar uos
fpIbe 0rogramntet meo lin gang.
Ssnnoa Nfteu bar Den lio'te Sesiion.
Set bIeo en- Sauamubstieueitc. ST SrIs
Iestor paa runot rs Stcmmer ianrt et
NauSsfor, 70 Nrortctter % ct Sar
SoIoiansere toe Gel.
9ribenbe % oattert lsb Sur9eue, %
ben eobe Seoelie aiorbe oslaa iii I'll.
al Der bIep inipirerenbs. Wellem bert
Sanemtnlnler raIte Ell al Samfuuoets
Soritauoere. gtsSet afIutteoe meo, ar
Soritaroer Sorumseaarb fra Riureas
polls tdftet for Somo9ret % Iebet
@sr. Ser ~ioreIaa Subbnbelie ira
0rano SORTS, y. Gat.. I'll at afboIoe
n9ife Steprs Der, boiItst bIep enItems
mig pebtaeet. Set piisr iie uemIie, at
hisIe Stepner bItr omfattet meb 'teoie
rorenbe Suteresie, ina mdn Tor Srens
then blir nsbt iii at m I'll DC itsrre
8per, od 2otaIer / De minorc Bier life
turl rilnlne benz. 9. 5. Srun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

milie, babe bun idmIet / iit Sino en-
bel Gel az Sibeleus Orb % Sorieuiu,
ger os SuImeoers, iom bIeo benee I'll
Srsit % SieIp paa aenees iioite iners
teIiae oe uoiiua Iange SneeIeie. S,isnt
bun iom 8eeeI par itGrt % irif. bauoc
bun abTfiIlise Ya%amiuoeIier ON 2eaes
NETS S,rsbeIisbeo % SoreiGnseIishso,
banbe peb en- Guilt / Spoeoet iom
moatte uoitiGres for en- 12 Adr iioer
% peh Ct iuast Sierte, Der urosrtioeu
~aufrateoe henos.
Ssubaa 3 Tiger iioen bar Bun ida
bra. at bun hiuoe pPre / airte % saa
I'll Ilters meo ~Sdmilieu; Sageu oerei
ter bIep bun ule9et baarlig. MATTE iii
ieugS, on / oisie 8 llaer turoe bun iit>
itiie rogeu SIdas Ntao; men nm lGiie
ImtSen mee Iiot Srttte helm toIot
&nno. 6un par III Tom aItio iaets
moois. ilneebe life, % blep pIeiet iiGr
al tine 3etre % lin @aub. pun ben'
iop / Sreo Sorseae ben 22oe Suri %
er ~tnesaaet til een Spile iom sr tils
baee for Cubs Soil. Breb meb beuoes
Stop; peIiisuet prre bsnoeS Riuoe!
Sun bIep beeraoct unoer meset tor
NeltnaeIie poa @citre Horipan Safe atrs
,ceaaro Nanbae BEN 27be Sirnt hpcr
Yaitor SotenhobI iorretises. 1nitcr
Sp6s. Solpcrior talte % ppI9ite eenne
2epretsbefrineIic % Sierro 6dlpcr'eu
lana iom Colo / 4trfen: Sen tore
bpibe SIut ri ie".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
SmaaleuSlaset.

Smadlensla9et meote efter forio>
9aaenbe Setienpt9isrelie / Sania Sau,
Rinneapolis, ben 25oe SUM oe fsIgenoe
Sage. Rspet bar life ina tort, iom Ell
Sci andre 9lbre Sag, men Der a Dog
fommen Solf fra fiern, o9 n9r, Ian
Der bar Here eno Seres &orreiponoent
bapbe pentet.
Icbet bar heltemt paa bet iorbere>
bcnbe @sbe ifjor % oa Den 25oe sunni
traf til at BIZ paa en- Ssnoas tit bet ira
fprit al ct relieisit YrG9. Set aabnes
oes meb Gang AT Soriamlineen o9 BON
al 2ugets Sormanb, Sr. =. &. Berg,
6poreiter Bait. s. q. Sergh fra ct.
Nntbonp Yarf, bolbt en- Sale tnpttet iii
Sol. 3, II. 5r. 8. 8. CAGE ira Ct.
Eaul lluttebe meb Sgn.
Ssnba9 @%itermiobag ttlbra9te DC
ssleite ell SID / Como Tart, Ct. Yarl.
ON 9iteien iamlebes mon after tglen
/ Sania San for at bsre Ell biltortlf
Sfilbrina at Smaalenene al Yrofesior
Sot6ne al minneapolis. Sroiesioren er
feot paa Srebrifsbalb oe bar nbltg be-
Isat Srnrelanpet. 6au bolot ct meget
interesiant Sorebrag us peb Heisntn8
ubtalte 0soet lin Sat. @n Gel Sans
acre fra ansion, Sermon og Wfinnedpos
lis preaniiereoe Jig iom ct tempor1rt
apr % CAB noele Rrrre. .,
Nannu9 Sormiooae meotcs ma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
un9opmS itepne.
Referdt fra bet 9utherite Srooeridms
funbs 3bie llnsbpmsiteone.

Stepnets fprite Session bespnbte
Sreoa9 aften ben 16oe 81. S / aenpou,
Iinu.
Otter S%frifiIR5uing oe Ssn boIot
StepnetS Sormaub, 8. 2. @ieroe fra
minneapolis, Ell fort Sale, bport ban
beb unge iaapel ium 9ainle peltommeu
til Ntsoet.
Yuitor Berg fra 0tappile, g. 8,
tdlte 9reit og nnrult ON lln9bommenS
6remtio % Sirte.
2sroags @orgen &I. 8 iamIeDeS man
til Sennemsoe. Sen dlminbelige 6or>
mibbagsiesiion bleb afIpit, ba 9psus
Self piloe gipe Be SiIreiieube en- Nutos
mpbiIttr. SIanbbeo en- Itorartet Sur,
iom gap %llngbpnmen ct talenbe gepis
paa Selpilic fra gbfoItets Sibe.
2srbag gftermibbas iamIebes Ri iaa
after til 6orbanbliuger. Som SeitpreIie
for fomntenbe aar pdlgtes: 81. e.
8ierbe, Sornanb; q. Stensier, gices
forrranb; 6. GoboIt fra Rtnreapolis,
Setret9r og &asierer os q. grioltone
ira @ranb SORTS, q. 8, bIep 9ienpaIgt
icm Sangoirettsr.
9erefter boI0t Yrof. Sroen Sale ober
prattiif llnsbomsnrbeibe. gfterpaa bIeo
iomme Gag biifuteret, % mango beIto9.
9sroass @ftsu oar anlagt til ct mere
irit Igoe meb iGrligt Senblit paa
at gibc %lIn9oommeu Gnleonirs til at
taae Sci meo Tibnesbpro. aoriang o9
apartetiane rerIebes inbimeIem o8
gJuroe Stunben enbba mere bp9aelie.
Ssuoag Woreen opranot itranIenbe
flar. Soft fra o~mlis9enbc CRATER o9
Gper itremmeSe til, iaa Def ltorc Spes
RADIUS bar fplot til SrGugIeI.
On Sormipbasen bolot Srof. 6, R.
@roen IisiionsprGoifen, bporeiter Der
hIep optat Solicit, iom belsb Jig til ca.
800 Collars.
ON gfterrnihba9en tnlte 1rof. ellie
bei pper "Seiu &aIb iii De uuee". efters
paa bolbt 9. Hepne ct fort SoreSras
oper Ifrttamisiionens Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

aIofien 9 nj Suhifriprius at RebIem'
mer % iorat iantaIe. 2ibt otter 10
taIoie 6or,uanoen Mshst iaurmeu 90
man ait oa oper til 9nIa At @mbeoss
mGno for oct isIeenhe aar. I'll 5ors
mauo oaIetes ;, Z. Sere ira arnborh
Winu.; iii 0iceformouo g. See ira
@erIen, Rinu.; III Sefretpr Anor. Z,
Snesrub ira ansion. Ytinu, os til auss
ierer ". Inonhn fra Sermon, gRtnu.
9ertiI fsieSes ". q. ajoua, ira 9iuues
opolis iom torreiporoereuoe Se,ret9r
Iiseiom iGrittIbte Sieferenter bIeo paI9t
for De foritieqise SIaoe.
aomiteen FOR aonititution bar life
ri9tig iGroig % CON. Z. Sergb ira
Gerial. alberta, Canada, bleo ammo
Def ON at tale til 6uriamlinger. oau
toIte ON SorboIoene / CANADA % braste
er SiIien ira Smaaleuiuserne Der.
Manong Nfter bar Der Santet
9apton Sea RarIor. Init. Sereb nm
eerebe iom 5oaitmuiter % feIeenoe
talte: 8rpf. gptbne, ". 3. Narres, 9.
8ettem. u. 8nsbo. :. 9iiteruo, .. See
o. u. Risnd. 9aiis Sotbne gap en-
Yiano'olo. SriItin Snesruo en- SocaI
Sclo % en- Npartet beitaaenbe al Ytiis
Cora Berg Wtis' Inne Nnorbp, Suftir
oa arnoIb Suesrub eao TO Numre.
Ser Teisning uotaIte Webet i'm Sai
iii or. u. Sresrllb for Oct belbige Grs
Management meo Soften % 'lutteoe Den
hnagelige 9nriet meb AT hinge "ames
RIGA.
Sirsoao bar mon after inmlet / Sas
ria Saa, antog aonititutiunen ior Sds
GET og i~orbaublebe ON Ell Sci minSrs
oigti9e Siug.
Set nGite aarlige Steuue ifaI boloes
/ 6ergu5 Sails Ninueiotu / Den iiolte
6alpoel al Suui Waaneb. Som aos
mite til at orbre meb Rsbet Der oalg@
tcs 8. Sletto, Nnton RGs og y. See.
Som ct beIbigt Srrt peo Sntaalenss
laaets @teoe fan nrnnes ar Der life
iorefom roget iom tltnoe itebe Den frrs
ifeliee SsIelie. Raatte Oct dltib blt
Silfploetl 9eItassr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

ltao". Ienne gp, Der rRfentlig be.
ltadr az enetoges Suie meo Smoc.
booer foron % minoer ont I%rsbaf.
bar en- goo Saun. Ser frrocs Snoe.
bus. apotbet, Oiitriftslpge. gauf,
Vibliotbef. Toit. % 5ejeQraifoutor,
Z iemanoSbiem, SiemotSsifulc. 4il.
III % Sbenteriorenin1. @1w-a.
INN % III RRffe 6orretningcr. 7er
uctommer 10 Auiicr. S~uoUpf.c..
nntdllet er ca. 1,500. +
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
6nur er hnn2

Sam noseu al "Yolten"s SGicrc gice
mig Splpsning ON min Sntel Setter
SbompIon eaer uogen al hans Sns
Mile. 8eiite ira 8enoiQe Co., Ninn.
/ 1876 iii 8psoue 60, Seras. Snr
life bert fra Dem paa 20 aar.
Wrs. q. 8. Sbompion,
Ilapnaro, Winu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
Rorreiponoance.

6psrasmaal fra B%eriouer, ism tffe o93toss nat
gearre III Saskatchewan, beinarcs lite.
eeereere beoes aftdttc Tine 5psrssrraalt Ct flarf %
tpeeIiet Spree.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04
Stort gaaer al Yianoer, cras
Ter, Touo9raicr o. NeeoroS.

Striu ioas sitsr ga
tdloS o9 u9pu, bpao
Iout sulfes. piano,
StrteorseI, 6usorssl
euer %Nouosrai, OF
Ie lfal ilnoe, at Ie
Der fan foa tisbt ct
nomerfet %Suitrunsut
I'll Gageus Iapeite
friier.
NRpu bette gldo.
IHE NOR IN westerns
MUSIC HOUSE.
$40 End Ave. S..
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

Sp.: Or Der uosen NutomobiIiiole
n~osenIunbe at famine Snpe ion the
Speenen automobil Shool / &anias
9itp | Staterne Rortb Satota, Soutb
Satoto euer Rinneiota, oe boob er
Ibresieu?
2 gi furmpber, at Der er fig
neube Sfoler / WinenapoliS, men fan
lite sipe n9rmere yeifeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

Sp.: aan MAJ rpinee en- 8ut p.i.p.
let lrneere SperssmaaI).
Spar: Se fan intet sipre meo
8utten, buis bet ban tiger PM 1tsen,
CT ianbt % fan b%epiies. San ban life
bepiie bet, itaar bet Tiseu irit at Tag.
ipse ham for Gritatnins, buis ban mnbs
hraser fig sGsteifab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

G.: 1. Soor ubfommer Slabet
"goutbs Companion, % bpor ofte, o9
bnor meeet tpiter BET ienot til GanaoaF
2. bpilten Sp / Norse rotommer
gIabet "Sibers Fesn", oe bpor ofte, %
bpor meget ioiter BET ienbt til Canada?
Spar: 1. Set uSfommer / Boston
Ell Gang pm llsen. 1riien til Canada
fan Spprseren faa reae paa peo at
ifripe til "gontbs Companion, Spss
ten, WaiS.
2. Bet ubfpmmer / 6riitiania. Brit
fen til Ganaoa fieroer ri life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

3D.: /. War ct var VG9tefoIt
Ell barnleie og belle bere5 Gienbom be-
itoar al so @creS 2nno o9 nogle faa
areatrrer, fan od 0tanben peo Seltas
mente iratage aonen noset at gienooms
men ifnlo han ifulbe % isr benoe?
9. San han 9iere Seitumente og 9ioc
bort Sarmen til. bpem ban inoer for
aont, eiter at De beg9e er opoe nocn
aonens Iibenoe? @r Ell iaabant Seitas
meute apIoiat uben aonens llnoerifrift?
spar: +. &pnen bar abiolnt 8et
til Siemtebet, naar Der insen Ssrn cr.
.. Nci.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

Sp.: Spor Fan ies faa tiebI Teer
Strsmmes 9ieiiebeIfripeIier?
Spar: Sfrip til "giurmancen"
Granb Surfs, Rprtb Safota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

Sp.: Spab beber SalirbGrollc paa
Gngelif?
Spar: 2aurcl Water.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

Sp.: Or Der Tor 3 Var itoen eIer
iaa omtrent - p~ebtaget en- 2op, iomt
tinpo Ell, Der for ben Sio bapbe ta9et
Someiteao, men "commllteo" eler pros
bet op paa IA Iaaneber, at ia9e Some
iteab ieien o9 PROBE op famine nnoer
Den aIminoeli9e S~omeiteablop?
Spar: On lis 2up bleu peotasct
ben Ste Snni 1900. Se, iom bapbe
"prupct op meb Hense" t"cormuteb")
fsr ben Cato, fnnbe "Nle" paa Sano
unDer oumeiteaolppen paang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-04

spar: I Spilstilirlre sisr Spsrs
sercn fanife behit / at irprse fig for
bus en- Sugfprer.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
STOCK MARKET wAvERED.
Steady Selling cased a General Re-
 versaI in Prices.

New York, May 3.-Disregarding numerous constructive factors, in- cluding the more hopeful inferences drawn from Washington's relations with Germany and Mexico, an in- creased dividend for American Smelt- ing, optimistic steel trade reviews and additional excellent railway re- turns the market today suffered a further impairment of quoted values. Early prices seemed to favor the bull account, but steady selling of popular issues soon caused a gener- al reversal, with unmistakable signs of liquidation at the end.
 Pressure against the international list gave added color to ruInors of distribution of such stocks for Ger man interests. Brokers with Teu- tonic connections denied these ru- mors, but the continued firmness of exchange on Berlin plainly implied purchases of bankers bills.
 Mercantile Marines were the most unsettling features of the session, the preferred stocks registering an ex- treme loss of 1-2 points on it's de- cline to TT and the common losing 2 1-4 at 24 5-S. Marines were weakest in the afternoon. following the publi- cation of a statement which pointed to serious differences between the bondholders and the preferred stock holders over the terms of reorganiza- tion
 There were steady offerings of the munitions stocks, Crucible Steel, New York Air Brake. American and Bald win Locomotives and Pressed Steel Car losing 1 to 3 points, while mo- tors were even more heavy. The dis filling group was strong at times. but failed to hold.
 Firmness verging upon actual strength marked the course of coppers most of the time. American Smeltine recording an extreme gain of two points, with almost as much for An conda. on it's remarkable exhibit oi earnings in 1915.
 U. s. Steel appeared to be in de- mard during the forenoon. but reIin- cuished all it's gain later, while Beth lehcm Steel. which showed an carly loss of almost Is points, made com plete recovery. Rails were irregu- lar at best, but shaded in the after noon, with some substantial net loss es. Total sales amounted to 5s5, ,0OC ehares.
 The irregulartty of the bond rnarIxe, was traceahle to the extensive seiiins of Ang1o-French 5's large blocks oi that issue changing hands at s5. To- lFtal sales of bonds. par value. were "a. .I2o, 900.
 Q. s. bonds were unchanged on can
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL EASY FOR \. l. \.
Chick Stanley Hold. New LondOners Hits and Fans 1
 Score 12 to l--Track Meet at the Academy Today.

Chick Stanley held New London vo- catsonala School to thre scattered hits, famed il men and led his team in battanR hclcnting out four safe ones in a. gaxnaSwh1ch' the Academy had an easy time in winning on Wednesday afternoon aats New London. The score was m ito q. .s,-N ss
 N eF landed on Townsend in the very first inning, scoring three runs and in the third on Towsend's wild ness combined with errors the Acade- my scored three more. Tn the fifth and eighth the Academy willow did damage, netting six runs.
 The New Londoners lone score came in the third when Stanley hit two men and allowed a hit.
 Pitcher Stanley led in batting and Standish was a close second with three timely hits. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
From the consular RepOrts.

Increasing. cost of oil in Japan 1s causing the kerosene lamp to diEap- pear. In the cities nowadays even, the poorest families find it exDedient to use electric lights. The high cost o4 oil aIIfcts the poor workers fin the country, who have been accustomed to labor far into the night at their handicrafts-
 Crops of potatoes and wheat in the Canary islands were very nearly ruin ed by the lack of rain. However, the total destruction of the crops was avoided by recent precipitation Mexican pesos are now worth 435 cents.
 Japan is to have large steel mer- ger. = .l
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
PLANFELD
Grange Has Ladies' Night-Death of James Keigwir-SchooI Social Plan ned,

Ladies' night was observed at Grange hall under the auspices of Plainf1eld Grange, No. 140, F. of H., on Tuesday night. The following officers were in charge: Master, Mrs. Mae Lewis; overseer, Mrs. Ada Miller; lecturer, Mrs. Edith M. Kennedy; steward, Mrs. Carrie Gardner; assistant steward, Henrietta Hall; chaplain. Bertha l.. s. Gallup; treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Lathrop: secretary, Mrs. Evelyn A. ner: Ceres, Mrs. Clara M. Hill; Po- mona, Miss Dorothy Young: Flora, Miss Esther M. Barber; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Georgietta ". B. Lew is; pianist, Mrs. Evelyn A. Hall.
 There were E7 members of the local grange present at this meeting and three visitors, Mrs. Benjamin Col burn and Everett Whipple of Ekonk grange and Miss Myrtle Grimths of Moosup Valley grange.
 Following the report of the commit tee a very interesting program pre- lain Bertha L. S. Gallup, was pre- setned by Worthy Lecturer Mrs. Edith M. Kennedy as follows:
 Song by the young ladies' quartette Misses Evelyn A. Hall, Henrietta Hall Dorothy Young and Ruth V Maddocl1 with Mrs. B. A Hall accompanist; reading, by Mrs. Ada. Miller; mandolin solo. by Miss Dorothy Young: reading by Mrs. Evelyn A Hall; recitation Grasses and the Making of Baskets by Mrs. Henry Dorrance: paper on Work of the Grange by Sister Mary Bishop: singing by the young ladies; recitation by Mrs. Jotta Dodge; Cook ing Greens for Dinner wss spoken on by Mrs. Clara Hill, Mrs. Myrtle Brown Mrs. Henry Dorrance, Mrs. Nathan Exley and Mrs. Bertha l.. S. Gallup.
 Following this a drama, The Wrong Package, was presented with the fol- lowing cast: Jenny, impersonated by Evelyn A. Hall, Jr.;: Jessie, Henrietta c. Hall: Madge, Dorothy Young; Miss Boogs. Ruth V. Maddock.
 At the conclusion of this successful and merited program refreshments were served by Secretary Evelyn A, Hall, followed by social hour. ! Died at Providence Hospital.
 James Kizzin. former resident ot Plaindeld, but later of Packerville died at the St. Jeseph's hospital. ir Providence. R. T., after undergoing two operations on Monday. MT KizEer was twenty-four years old and was married about a year ago in New York and is survived by his wife When here Mir. Kizzin was employed as 8 section hand. vas very well liked r~ all who knew him. The funeral will take place today.
 School Social.
 A social win be hold in the Plain field HiRh school by members of the school Friday evening.
 Mir. and Mra. Joseph FeurnieF have returned home after spending 8 few deYs in Providence, R. I.
 The sCongregatio ehaiE under the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
sTONNGToN
carIsen-Fritz Marriage at St. Mary's Rectory-TraveI Club Finishes Prof. liable Season. e<

John CarIsen, chauffeur for Eugene Atwood, and Miss Elizabeth Fritz were married Wednesday evening, at the St. Mary's rectory, by Rev. J. F. O'Brien. After the ceremony there was recep- ton at the home of the brides mother. Mr and Mrs. CarIsen will spend their honeymoon in Washington, D. c. They will reside in Church street, opposite Borough hall.
 Closes Season.
 The Travel club held its final ses- sion of the season Tuesday evening, Mrs. A. l.. Pitcher, of Mystic gave an interesting talk on A Famous Queen and Her Home-Queen Victoria Miss M. Louise Trumbull, president in giving an outline of the seasons meeting, said that the club had held 24 meetings and that the average at tendance was 50. The total expense has been s13.60. The travel for 1916- IT season will be with Many People in Many Lands.
 Richard Fritz of New Haven attend ed the CarIsen-Fritz wedding Wednes- day evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04

the old East Providence High school twirler, held the Hill team to a single hit, while the Maine boys reached Rich ards for eight bingIes.
 The score: R. Fl. E. Bates 10 000o01 1-2 8 1 Brown .. % 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 co 1 8
 Batteries: Purvere and Lord; Rich ards and Fe1uberg.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
Penninaton HoIds Rridaeport safe.

Bridgeport. Conn, May 3.-Pen- nington held Bridgeport safe all the way and Lawrence won. to 3. Tn sha ninth Pennington smothered what looked like a winning rally Gau- lette singled and Ball tripled, The next three men. however, went out in order. Score:
 Lawrence 20 0002 0 O-4 Bridgeport 0-0 0 % 1-2
 Batteries: Pennington and Murphy, Peiger and Smith
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
Not Common sense

. A new Jersey justice holds that when a violent assault is made upon man, endangering his life, he is not
 justified in killing his antagonist, if he can escape by running. Many
 persons, however, have an aversion to
 being shot in the back--Washingto
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
TRACK MEET AT THE
 AcApEMY TODAY
N. F. A. Athletes Will Compete Fo
 Loving Cup.

The second annual interclass track meet will take place at the Academy this afternoon. From all reports the Uppermiddle class are due to make a very strong bid for the trophy at stake which is a loving cup. They have in their class sevarel stars and are confident of making the others step lively The feature of the afternoon will be the mile relay between all four classes.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
New Elaven , PortIand o

New Haven. Conn, May 3--New Haven broke it's losing streak today by shutting out Portland. to 0. A base on balls, triple by J. shannon. followed by Soper's single. netted the only runs of the game in the sixth in hing Ellsworth pitched fine game. holding. the visitors to three scattered hits Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National ,Leaous.

----~ National League Pittsburgh Chicago postponed rain Philadelphia g. Bcston Q. Brooklyn g. Boston Q. Cincinnati 6. St. Louis 5.
 American League. Philadelphia 3. New York 3. No other games scheduled.
 international League. Buffalo 8. Providence 2. Newark q Rochester 5. ToTc<bo g. Baltimore 5. Riei1ncnd 4, Montreal 2.
 Eastern League. New Haven 2. Portland 0. Werceetsr 1, Hartford o. Springaeld 3. IoWeu 5. New London 3. Lynn 0. Bridgeport 2, IGWrence 4
 College Results. Tufts 1o Georgetown University l. q innings, darknsssl Retcs ?. Brown Uniscrsity 0. University of Maine 5. Colby College g. ts in- ntngs, rain) Cornell l ,. Rochester 2. Villa Nova 6, Penn 3. Catholic University 5, Lehigh 1 Lafayette 5. New York Unive1V.ty 3. Navy 16. Virgin.a. Military Institute 2
 GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
VanDyke Wins His Own Game.

Hartford, Conn, May 3.-yan Dyke and Lyons had pitched battle to- day, the former coming off best when Worcester won. 1 to O. Van Dyke won his own game in the fifth inning when his single to center scored Holstein from third The score:
 Rnrh NlnHnanaae
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
Reds Hit St. Louis Pitchers Hard.

four errors, won today's game, 6 to 5. Schneider was batted from the box, as was his successor. Schulz. Tn the eighth the locals threatened to tie the score. After two were out Hornsby singled, Gonzales walked and Snyder, batting for Jasper, tripled, driving in two r1nS
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
earne BafFies Lynn. 8 Eo c.

New London, Conn, May 5.- Hearne, former Federal leaguef pitched his first full game for New London today and shut out Lynn 5 to 0. He allowed four hits ana pass ed one man. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
Driacs Hae Good Dav at Bat

P~incetor. N. J. May 3.-A triple Hv DrigFs in the ninth inning scoring Tibbott from first base gave Prince -on the victory over Virginia today, 3 10 ?. Driggs also had snother three h2sh hit and a single to his credit.
 Tn score:
 Virginia .. . 0 0 0 0 1 0 i 0 0-2 Princeton 0 0 2 0 0 o 0 1-3
 Batteries: Galloway and Gwathmey; Chaplin Link and Douglass.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
PhiIIies Bunch Hits of Barnes.

Boston, May S.-Philadelphia bunch ed hits off Barnes in the second in- ming today and defeated the Braves, to 0. Alexander was in great form and in only one inning were two hits se- cured off his delivery.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
National Lsanus,

National Leaeue. Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Brooklyn @ Chicago at Pittsburgh.
 Cincinnati at St. Louis. American League. New York at Bostcn. Washington at Philadelphia St. Louis at Detrcit.
 Cleveland at Chicago. Eastern League. Lowell at Springfield. Worcester at Hsrtford. Portland at New Haven. Lawrence at Bridgeport
 Lynn at New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
Totals 80 8 25 IS

Ixl Battei for Flealng in 9th.
 Sctre by innings: Philcds,ebta ........0 0 x-s Iva base hit Pick. Three base hit, Witt. Home runs. Pectnpaugh. Lajoie
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04
Vale Rallies in Lucky &eventh.

New Haven, Conn. May 8--A rally in the seventh inning. which netted three runs. enabled Yale to defeat Holy Cross here today. to g. The game was called at the end of the seventh hy agreement. Score;
 Yale .....s. 0 0 0 0 0 i S-& Holy Cross ... 2 0 o O 0 0 o-2
 Batteries: Walsh and Munson; CHI Mccarthy and Murphy.
 Purvere Holds Brown te One fflt,
 Providence, R. l., May 9.-Ba4ea .de- feated Brown 9 to o today. Furvere,