davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-14
@uroelt perfol9t.
Traa56iiide 9ampfer entfanten
oentihen SaudbDoten.
Ma6 LANCER Sago.

paris, 10. San. Der Dampfer
uMHace", tpelher geftern aus Mlgier
in Marieine eingelaufen 1T, bra9te
bic Na9ri9t NIT, baB bas S9tff
tpdbren0 Ser ueberfabrt in elmer
gntfernung bon bret Metlsn ein
Sau9bpot ithtete, tpel9es iofort bic
@erfo1gung oes Dampfers aufnabln.
&apitdn Rtbbes fubr unter 8paS
oampf poran un6 tonnte na9 etner
@tunoe ben 8erfo1ger BON ii@ ab>
f@iitteln.
Die 8eiiber oes Dampfers .meiz
NAM, Der bon Calcutta nab 8orz
celona un6 @enua untertpegs !pcr,
erbielten ge1tern aus @enua bon Raz
pitGn Ne5iat etne Depei9e, tpc1a9
bas @@tff am %. 9e5ember Don
ei1em Sau@boot angegriffen moroen
1T. 9te1es gab etma 100 @@iif1e slf
ben fltebenben Dampfer ab, perfeblte
aber oQs 3iel, 6a eine bo9geben0e
See bas 3ielen 1ebr erf@perte. 9fa4z
Dem oas Sau@boot 1eine Meunition
per19ofen batte, ber19man0 es tpiez
Der aug 6en @eii9tstreis.
8rotfarten fir Sdmei5.
@enf @9mei5, 10. San. Die
8unDesregierl1ng er1pdgt erritlt6
bie gtnfubrung eineS 8rotpertei=
lungs -SDiten1s na9 6em Wenlter oes
6euti9en 6a Die 8ei5enpreiie IN
ser 59pei5 cine beoenflide &0be
errei6t baben.
Dieie Hreisiteigerung lit our6
bie Notwithstanding auf oen ito
lienii9en 2i11ten beruria6t, mo- gro-
BE Mengen BON @etreibe feitgebol<
ten tperoen. 8e6eute11oe 5enonngen
bon @ei5en barren in 6ranfrei6
iotpobl tpie in ben italienii6en Sa-
fen Ser 8eri6iffnng.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-14
Eugene Pfefferle, The Reliable Druggist.

ginenter Martptd unb 8orceferibire
batten bu@ftablt@ ieben ein3elnen
Sffiaier perloren."
u iIeber bic berlorene 5@la6t bpm
@ubla be5tp. bic @riinbe, pel@e our
g2ieberlage fiibrten, beri9tet General
@amilton:
rDie erfolglofen 0perotionen am
Sage bon @ubla noren barauf 511z
rid3ufiibren, bob Der Oberfommonz
bierenbe, @eneralleutnant Sir f5re<
berid @topforb, pie bic ibm unterz
Hellten dlteren Sfft5iere feline per-
1Dnli@e Grfabrung in ber neuen
@9iibengrabenz& z&rtegfiibrung butten.
MuBer6em feblte es an elmer 5telbez
&pubten 5Mbrnng.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-14
&ro6ek beenoet.
Seds 9ireftpren Der Me,p @a.
pen Yabn frei.
s6i6ial fiiufer i,nentidieoeit. !

Sem gorf, 10. San. Ser pro<
3eb gegen bic elf Dtrettoren ber Stem
Oort. SEEM 9aben G 9artforbz8abn
lpegen angebli@er llebertretung bes
@berman<Mntitruf fam ges
tern nit benz Mabripru@ ber @es
19mprenen 3u @nbe, na@bem ct bas
0ffentliae Snterene iett einem Sabre
,nebr pber tpeniger ir1 Mnfpru4 ge<
nommen. Dur6 ben Mobripru@
Der @efdmorenei1 puroen feds ber
friiberen Dtreftoren freige1pro@en.
SIS iinb bies: .. Nepton 8arneb,
@obert %. Soft, Sames g. 9emtnge
pap, u. a9eaton Hobertfpn, Sreoerid
s. 8repter unb 9enrp &. Mcz
s)arg.
ueber flint anbere, barunter Wtlz
liam Npdefeller, fonnten bic @e>
i@norenen it@ ni9t einigen, uno Elm
neuer pro5eb febt NIT @t@erbeit 5n
erparten. 9ie flint iinb: Wtqtam
@odefeller, Charles s. 8rooter,
Gbarles so. pratt, 2etpis SAB
2ebDarb unb @btparO .. Hpbbins.
Mann bic Regierung ben neuen
Pro5eb anbdngtg MAIDEN tptrb, 1T
nod untlar. M. 8. 8atts, Mnipalt
fir bic &egterung, erfldrte beute
1norgen, boB ser neue pro3eb CUR
rrt@tigen 3eit" begpnnen perben
1ollte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-14

pulber gero9en. Mu6 ibre Rpmz
manbeure be1aben in Der Dirt bDn
Rrfegsfiibrung, nit Der iie fih be-
faHen muBten, 1tint bic gertngffen
Wprfpmmnt6e.
9te gefan1te Expedition par, nte
General 6an1ilton fonftatiert, Dem
@erberbet1 gepeibt, als bic engli1@e
&egierung es unterlieb, bic berfproz
9enen nottpenbigen Ser itdrfungen gu
fenben. @elbft auf probiantz z3ufubr
fur bic 2eute an 2anb mar fem
8erlob. 60 litten bic Manni9ofz
ten infolge Ma1ermangels unausz
1pre&li@e aualen.
Mm 10. Mot forberte 9amilton
5pei frtf@e 9ibiitonen, Inn feline Mn@
griffe fortieben gu tDnnen. Mm II.
Mat fabelte ct mieberum un0 erz
fu9te biesnQl INN 3tpei Mrmeetprps.
9araufbtn erbielt General 9amiton
glidli@ eine Dtpifton 5ugef@tdt, aber
2prb &it9ener gab linn bic tr0itlicbe
@erii9erung, bret reguldre Diptiio<
men, tpie bic sSnfanterte 5meier Serz
ritoriqlzDipi1 i1tpnen na@folgen lai1en
gu tpollen.
ssSn Der @@ilberung bes anter
fur9tbaren @erluften unternommez
men @turmes auf ben Staple Sop"
1agt General 9umilton:
rDer en91ii@e @@lo@tplan tonnte
bespegen ni@t bur9gefubrt tperben,
ipeil General 8albtpin nidbt CUR ber<
einbarten 3eit NIT ben @eritGrfungen
etrtraf. @r batte in Der Dnnfelbeit
unb info1ge ppn Observation-Disclosures
ten 1etnen Heg berlDren. Mn1telle
BON unteritiibung erbtelten mir pl0Bz
li@ fur@tbares @ranatenz@alpenz
feuer, lpel9es unter BEN @tiirmenz
ben etne fur&tbare @ermirrung an
ri9tete."
Mebr, ols Morte 3u bef@retben
bermDgen, be1agen bic 8erluit5ablen,
tpel9e General 6amilton bonn Sage
BON Gbanaf 8air nnterbreitet. @s
beibt ba unter anbetem:
v@egen Mbenb batten bic @efam1z
berluite Der General BirbtpopD1Gen
Mbtei1ung bic SDbe bon $4,000
Mann erret@t, unb biefe 3ablen
f6lof1en einen groben Bro8entiaB
Der Sffi5iere Elm.
rDie 13. DiDiiion Der neuen Mrz
NEE, 1nter @eneralmaior Sbap.
batte BON ibren 10000 Mann allein
5000 etngebiiBt. Brigabegeneral
goloDfn mar gefollen, nnb pie RE
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-14
Syiir &rtegS8efan8ette.
@dtpet5er 8eb6roen bef6roerten iiber
$4,000. 900 Yafete anD 8rtefe.

8ern, @@mei5., 10. San. Die
@&pei5er poitbebDr0en baben bonn
19. Mngu1t 1915 Bis gum Is. 9ez
5ember 0es1elben eeSabres an &rteg5z
gefangene in 5rantrei@ uno 9euti4z
la11o 100000 pafete, 70,000,0o0
8riefe unb poitfarten nno 2,00o,z
900 @elDanpei1ungen befDr0ert. 9te
@e1amt1umme, Sic bur9 bic po!tz
antpei1 1uneen peri@idt tpurbe, betrag;
100000 5rancs, ppDon 23,00O,=
900 an fran5Dii}9e &riegsgefangene
na9 9eutf9lanb unb iteben Miaioz
men an beutf6e &riegsgefangene nah
5ranfrei4 gingen.
81tlpcr=G GrploIptt.
eSn bn @pntiden Mnlagen ipur0en bret
Qlrbeiter getDtet.
pbilqbelpbia, 10. eSan. 9rei Mrz
Better tpurben getDtet unb etnige ar1z
bere mebr ober tpeniger i6per oerz
lebt, als 5tpet Sonnen raa9lp1en
pulpers IN ben Mnlagen Der ou
Pprtz tzpulperfahrif IN GarneD potnt
in bic 2uft flpgen. Die @enalt ber
G1plpiion fpar 70 groB, baB ein
syla9boot, bas eben ben Rat Der Mn<
1agen DerlieB, aus benz Maf1er geboz
ben purbe.
Gs bieB anfdnglid, baB bic @rploz
lion bur9 perbre@erif4e 9anb per-
urfa9t nurbe. Sic Melbung, bob
3pei Yerfonen i'm :3ufammenbange
NIT Der grplDfipn berbaftet pprbe11
feien, unb baB Elm 8erbreaen ppr<
liege, nurbe BON benz Qeiter Der Ja<.
brit III Mbrebe sefteat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-14
@bla@ti9iH ianf+
,@swarb VII" tuuroe onrtb cine
Mfine 5erit0rt.
Mfanui@aft serettet.

2ombom, 10. San. Die britilde
Mbmiralitat mad)te getern anttlt6
befannt, baf bas engltide @dladt=
idiff uGbuarb VII" a1tf etme Nftne
gela1fen unb Damn geinnfem tit.
9as sdiff mar 1880 Sonnen
grof mmb im Sabre 1902 erbant
,uoroen. Gs tit einer Ser idtueriten
@erlnite, Sen sic engliide Slptte
bisber gebabt fat, ba MIR >pentge
Gdiffe bon grDkerer @efedtsfraft
als Ser peri1tnfene 9plok perlpren
gesansen iinb. 9ie aus iiber $50
Mann befebenbe &emannung fonn=
te gerettet luerben. gln etne 9tet-
t1tng bes &riessidtffes mar megen
Der bDben See nidt at benfen, 1tno
ber yGo,uarb VII" Ianf lit ipentgen
Minuten.
9te 8eluaffnnng oes Sdlabt-
idiffes, bas 453 Tltk lang =ar nub
cine @eid1uin0igfeit ppn 19 &np-
ten in Ser stnnbe batte, beitano
aus bier 1250lligen @eidiken, pier
9.25DQigen 1nb 5ebn 650Qigen.
glnferben1 latte bas Sdladtidiff
1nebrere sprpeoorDbren ltnter Der
@aiierlinie, mar alio iebr idmer be-
lpaffnet. $50 bas 11nsliid paiiierte,
lit nidt befannt gentadt tpprben.
auBer un1erer atmofpDdrtfhen
Cuff gibt es cine I'M @roboben ents
baltene grlnbluft, Die bebeuteno ar>
mer an gaueritoff 1T, oafiir aber
rnebr RDblenfdure enthGlt. Sic fann,.
ii 1nenfalihe @ohnftdtten einorinz
,genb. iAabIi9 ipirten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-14

&onitantinopel, 10. San. Gin
a1ntli9er tiirfiiher 8eri6t, Der ii@
nit ben n1ilitdrtiben @reigniiien
bonn Dornerstag Bis 5amstag DO,
riger @o6e befabt> teilt Die @au-
mung ser Salbiniel 6ur6 Die 8ri-
ten ibon NIT, fubrt aber nod fetne
gin3elbeiten an. Ser 8ert6t 5eigt
ieoo9 mieoerum, 6ab i6mere
&Gn1pfe itattfan0en, ebe Die 8riten
ii9 8urid5ogen un6 oab Die eng
Ian6er iebr i6pere 8erlnite erlit-
ten baben 11iiiien. Ser 8eri6t fat
folger6en @ortlaut:
u9lls 9feiuItat Ser beftigen
&Grnpfe baben Sic 8riten uno
Sratr5oien 9e60ul 8ahr bouitdnoig
geraur1t, r1n6 5lpar nit i6meren
8erhlten. Gi6t ein ein5tger
Monn iit 5nriidgeblieben, un6 0ie
&albiniel iit iebt bonn Seinoe be-
freit. 0ie britii6en unb fran50it-
i9en Sruppen 1in0 bol1itdnoig per>
trieben tpor6en.
v9lm Donnerstag fan6 Elm 1eb=
Batter &anpf nit 8otnben auf nn-
ierm re9ten 5ligel 1tatt. Mm
Sreitag bel6oB uniere Mrtiuerie oie
fein6li6en 9telungen nier1n re6-
ten Bliigel gegeniiber mebrere
@tnnben lang un6 fiigte oem
Sein6e i6meren @6aoen 5u. SIM
Centrum 5erit0rten nniere 9lrtile=
rie nno Bon1ben einige fein0li6e
@r4ben. 3lpei &reuaer, Elm Mont-
tor nn6 bier 3erit0rer unteritiibten
Die fein6li9en 2an0batterien.
vseSn Ser DonnerstQg Na6t Be-
i9o1ien nn1ere 8atterien an oen
gngen onS fein6libe 2ager Bel
@e66ul-Babr nit groben grfolge,
unb am 6reitag init 6ernIelben @r>
folge sic fein6li9en 8atterten bel
Sefe 8urnn."
QonbDn, 10. eeSan. Grit tpurDen
un1ere 2eute aus jeber Derfiigbaren
&anpne bes 6etnbes bombarbiert un6
bann bon md@ttgen Sruppenmai1en,
bic etne bolle Dtbtfton, nebit bret
8atatllonen umfaBten, angegrtffen.
n9ie g}ortb 2ancafbire=2ente berz
mo6ten in ibren flah ,,ongelegten
@@uBengrdben gegenApie l1eberma@t
ni6ts aus5uri@ten, ndbrenb Die
Miltfbires, in offenem @eldn6e iiberz
ra19t, faf bu@tdbli@ pernibtet
tpnrbe11."
@o Iautet Elm befonbers be5ei9z
member Pafius aus benz bon General
Sir Son 9antilton ausgearbetteten,
bic @9reden Der DarbanellenzSraz
g1bte be19reibenben 8eri6te, pel@er
geitern in ber official @a5ette" ber>
Dffentlt6t pur0e.
Sbnpbl Der friibere 5iibrer Der
DarhanellenzG zGrpebttipn fetnen &apz
port an 2orb Rit6ener gert@tet bot,
10 bebeltet Der 8eri@t cine in bD}s
li@e Tprm gefleibete i6Grffte &rtttt
Der i'm britif6en Generalfabe berr<
f@enben 2uberpirtf@aft.
Die gum @turm auf fait uneinz
nebmbare tiirfif6e @tellungen ansez
feBten 9r,lppel, paren adnsli4 uner'
fahren unb hatten porber nod ME
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-14

ridte abparten folle, ebe man Dem
britii6en 8eri6t, bob Der Mud5ug
gan5li6 obne 8erluite borgenouu.
men pur6e, @lnuben fdenfe. @eit
mebreren Woden baben 6ie Eiirte,l
bie 2anoungsitelIen uno Stellungen
Der 8riten Bel Se66ul-Babr arf 6aS
f1rdtbarite beidoiien, un6 bes 0f'
teren mur6e IN ben amtIi9en 8e-
ri9ten Ser Eurfei ertpdbnt, bab
Eransportoa1npfer enttpeoer Der-
ienft o6er bei9d6igt tpur6en. Dte
Blmnage, 6ie england fi@ our9
Die &dl1mung Der Dar6anellen nno
oie 3ugabe 5uge5ogen, oab es ge'
gen Die Eiirfei mo6tlos 1T, bat
obne 8meifel oabur@, 0aB man oe1l
&iid5ug als Elm glan5enoes mtlita'
rii9es &uniHftiid binitel1te, permii6t
,per6en io1len, mie oieS an9 bet
Dem @er3i9t auf 6ie @teQungen BET
9lnafarta nno @rt 8urnu gei6ab.
sSn oieien1 Gane ftellte ii6 befannt.
li6 erf bel ipdter beraus, 6aB Die
8riten ni9t MIR i6tpere Meni6en-
perlnite erlitten, ion6ern l1n-
i6GbbQres &riegsnaterial i'm 9tid
gelalien batten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-14
,,0or,pdrt3" proteittctt.
6p5ialbemofratiides @gefntipfomitee
frttiitert 6as Bartetblatt.

trttt1tert DaS TGT1e1Dlall.
Berlin, uber 2onbpn, 10. Sam. Dte
@paltung i'm fo5ialoemotratt19en
2ager miro INNER ern tier. Der
u8or&pGrts" 6as 1o3ialbemotrattf9e
3entralorgon, tpenbet fib in 1@arfen
Morten gegen bte an Der 3eitnng
bon Ser Parteierefuttpe ausgeiibte
&rttif unb ertldrt, bab nur Der Yar>
teitag bas Ne9t babe, 81 entf9eioen,
ob 6as parteiblatt i'm unre@te !ei
pber 1tbt. 3nor3ig 1o5ialoemptrati=
1@e Mitglte6er bes Ret9Stages 6atz
ten betanntli9 gegen oie 8epiatgung
bes Rriegsfrebits gefimmt, nno Der
,,NorpGrts" batte bte1es 8orgeben
gebiuigt. @egen biefe 8iligung er@
bob bas 1p3ialoemofrati19e @Iefu=
tibfomitee, bas Die Mebrbett reprd@
1entiert, @infprud.
@r,parten Mngritf.
9ltben balt baloise Sffeniibe Ser
3entralmadte fiir mOglid.
Qltben, 10. San. Der grie4ifGe
Rreu3er n9eui" bat iib nit 5ruppen
na9 Der eSn1el 9amos begeben, neil
bort irfolge Nabrungsmangels naz
ruben unter Der 8epDlfernng aIsse>
bro9en iein iollen. Man glanbt bier
pielfa9, Dab in Mtben balo Der Be-
lagerungs5u1t 1tan0 erfldrt tperben
miro.
Dte @eriibte iiber Elm baloiges
gingreifen Der 3entralmd4te gegen
sic Mniierten BEL 9olonitt baltea ,td,
aufre9t. @s beibt, baB bic DentlGen
unb Diterrei6i1den 5rnppen BET Wloz
naitir gegeniber ben 5ran5oien nno
Die bm1garif9en 5rnppen BET Gieb@
geli gegeniber ben 8rtten 5n1amuse1l1
ge3Dgen pproen finb.
5.sy435s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-14

pei WtTO DertQ)Iel, DuK DelN Nu3Ay
Der Gntente=Srmppen bon seobnl-
8abr, an ser Giiblpite Ser @alb=
iuIel @allipplts, Elm NIT Srmppen
gefmllter Sranspprtbampfer Der Nl-
Iiierten b1trd sic tiirfii6en 8atte<
riem berienft ,p1roe+ Nabere Mad=
ridten feblem mod.
Berlin, 10. Sa11., 6rabtlos na6
9aDbille, 8. s. &onitantinopel bat
JIaggeni6n1ud angelegt> nno Die
sSre1oe iiber SEN gan5li6en Sebl-
5dlag 6es englii6en DaroQneuen-
l1nternebmens lit auge1nein. sln6
Die tiirfii6en S6ulen tpuroen 5ur
Jeier oes groBen SageS gei9lolien.
9ie 8erliner 3eitungen meiien
nit GROCER @enugtuung auf ben
@erlult an Breitige bin oaS oie Ml,
Iiierten bur6 lift Siasfo an oen
9ar0aneIlen inn Srie11t erlitten ba-
ben. 3u 6en1 8erluft an Prelttge
geielle 1teb no6 Der furbtbare Ser
Iujt an Meni6en, Watertal 1n1o
@riegslhiffen, oie ale stpeflos ge-
opfert murben. Die 3eitlngen tpei-
fen aud 6arauf bin, ouB nnr1mebr
grobe tirfii9e @eere fir an0ere
&riegS16auplabe IN 8ertpe1on11g
foulnen.
gea6 oen Iebten Wel0ungen aus
&onltantinopel griffen Die Sirfen
Die engliiben uno fran5olii6en
@teuungen BRET Gage lang NIT Ser
duBerlten Seftigfeit an. 8iSber
ipuroen neun 1dpere @ei6iiBe er-
beutet. geabere Weel6ungen feblen
nod.
2oroon, 10. San. gS gibt feline
englil6e 9aroaneuen=9lrn1ee mebr.
gu6 Sic lebten Eruppen, 0ie 1tb
nod at Ser @ii6ipibe Der &olbin1el
@auipolis befa110en, iinb, tpie 6as
engli1de offi5ieue geodriGten6ureou
ge1tern befannt ma6te, nad i6me-
rem &dnpfen 5nriidge5ogen moroen.
51on felt einigen @o9en tobte auf
Ser @iiblpibe Ser Salbinlel Elm ge-
tpaltiger 9lrtileriefampf, an Dem
Die englii6en S6iffe ii6 in berpor-
rageubem MaBe beteiligte11. Sic
follten BEN &idaug Ser &ruppen
oeden. Ser 8eri6t 6es Generals
Munroe, IN 6en er 6ie boultdnotge
@4un1ung ser &albiniel @auipolis
n1itteilt> bat folgen6en @ortlaut:
~9te bou1t6n6ige gfdumung Ser
@auipolis &albinlel lit erfolgrei6
our6gefiibrt moroen. @ue @e-
fdiibe un6 &ar1biBen iuur0en ent-
fernt nit Ser elnsnabme bon H.,
oie abgerubt paren nn0 5uriidge-
laifen lpltr6en, na6oem mir ite Dor-
Der 5eriprengt.
ul1niere &erlnlte maren Elm 8rite
bertpn16et. Die Sran5oien batte11
feline 8erlnite."
SIM tpeiteren 8erIauf 6es 8eri6-
tes miro berborgeboben 6aB 6ie
englH6en @enerale 8irolpoo6 nno
DaDies ftb BET 6em &id5ugsmano-
Der beionoers aus5ei6neten, iotpte
1oB 6ie Slotte ii6 AUDI alS iebr
niibli9 ertpies.
Berlin, 10. San. Die Mel6ung
bon Ser gdn5li6en Mufgabe Der
@auipoIis &an1pagne bat bier fei-
nesipegs iiberraidt. Mnn bat lie
felt Eagen fon1men ieben. sSn Der
8relfe na6t man barauf auf1nerf-
fon1z bob mon genoue tiirfiihe Be-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-24
COLCHESTER
Public Lecture by storrs College Pre- lessor This Evenins-sublsot, Dairy Rations.

A public lecture will be given in Bacon Academy hall this CMonday) evening by Prof. Karl B. Musser of the Connecticut Agricultural college. His subject will be Dairy Rations.
 Mrs Nathaniel Clark of Salem was the guest of her brother, Thomas s. Clark, on South Main street Friday.
 John Fl. Sherman of Norwich was in town Friday.
 l.. Tannenbaum Of Waterbury is at his home on Main street for a few days. called here by the illness of his wife
 Enoch B. Crandau of New London was calling on friends shere Friday.
 William H. Button was in Marlboro Saturday.
 Patrick F. Cavanaugh was the guest of friends in Middletown Friday.
 William Clark of Greenwich was the guest of friends in town Friday.
 The board Of selectmen held a meet ing in their rooms Saturday.
 Howard Slebert of East Hampton was a caller in town Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard A. Storrs are guests of relatives in Cheshire and An- sonia.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-24
Many Cases of Grip in Town.

Grip is still claiming sufferers in this city. The S. N. E. Telephone company has been hit hard the past week and has been obliged to import operators from Norwich, New Lon don and Danielson, wherever they could be spared, to take the place of local girls who were i'll.
 Rev. J. J. Papillon of St. Mary's R. c. church is at St. Joseph's hospital, i'll with the grip. and Supt. Walter B. Knight of the Quidnick- Windham company was confined to his home Sunday with grip, but expected be about his duties today.
 Among the cases in the city is that of the Starr family, former residents of New London, now living at the camp grounds. B. F. Starr was brought to St. Josephs hospital a short time ago, and last week both his daughters, Mrs. Annie Adams and Miss Annie Starr, followed their fath- CT to the institution. All three are i'll with grip.
 Physicians say they do not recall a winter when there were so many cases of this disease in Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-24

There are at present no tenements where these extra employees can be housed
 In a town to the south of us one plant has recently completed an addd- ton that will increase tis consumption of raw material 1000 pounds per week, and the new machinery Is now being installed. There is also talk of another mill. It Is question as to where the employees are to be taken care Of
 In another place an agent of a large concern has stated that he has turned away as many as 50 families when he had work for every member of aech family, just because there were no homes for them. The glaring need in this section. if the people are to graap the opportunity that is knocking lef the door, is for homes. The opportun4- ty to develop this sectionr ot greatly increase its business importance and population, has arrived In every mill village and in the populous part of every town tenements are at a premi- um. If a dweiler moves out. there is a rush of a dozen families to take the vacant rent If this situation is not met. 1t is believed the rapid develop ment will be impossible. It Is the greatest problem confronting the chambers of commercS in Putnam and Danielson today.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-24
CHARITIES INTERPRETATION
To Be Decided at Special Town Meet
 ina-Sum of $950 Required.

The selectmen of Windham have is- sued a call for a special town meet ing, to be held one week from to- night, January 31, to see if the town will vote to appropriate the sum of $950 to be paid to the United Char ities association for the needs of the outside poor of the town for the pres ent year.
 This action was taken a year ago, when the association was organized, and it is believed that the work of the association has more than saved that amount of money to the town during the year. At the meeting fig ures tending to show this fact will undoubtedly be presented by President NJ. B. Lincoln of the organization, or some other of the directors.
 There has been some opposition to the granting of town money to this purpose, and undoubtedly the argu- ments pro and con will be heard at the special meeting next week, but it is not anticipated that the appropri- ation will be defeated
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-24
WILL1IMKNTIC

up, the young man took out revol- yer and shot himself in the head, the bullet lodging in the neighborhood of the right eyeball, it is thought.
 The police were called and Cronley was found on the floor with a pool of blood around his head. He was able to talk and told the officers he shot himself with the revolver, which was a .22. He was taken to the hos pital. where he was attended by pr. F. B. Wilcox. It was stated Sunday evening that the young man was rest ing more comfortably, and had a chance of recovery, although the out come would be in doubt for several days yet.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-24
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MANY WORKERS
 HOMES LACKING. With Wage Advance and Industrial Boom, Employees Cannot Find Rents Enough.

Beginning this CMonday) morning. every textile manufacturing plant in Putnam will have its wage schedule on a 5 per cent increase basis. The plants where the increase takes effect for the first time this week are the Putnam Manufacturing company. the Waterman Worsted company and the Putnam Woolen company. Northeast ern Connecticut is experiencing the greatest era of industrial activity in It's history.
 The most serious aspect in the sit- uation Is as to where the extra help that will be necessary when machinery is installed in the new additions of can be housed. One concern in Put nam is doubling it's capacity. 1t is already running night and day and will continue on this 24-hour schedule
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-24
REV. WILLIAM s. BEARD RESIGNS
Will Leave Congregational Church to Be Assistant Secretary of Missions in New York.

At the meeting of the congregation of the First Congregational church of this city at the regular service Sun day morning, a letter of resignation was read from the pastor, Rev. Will liam s. Beard, to take effect the third Sunday in February. A meeting of the Ecclesiastical society of the church has been called for next Fri day evening, Jan. 18th, to take action on the resignation.
 The action of MT. Beard was ex- pected, following the announcement of the offer made him this week, to be- come assistant secretary of the Con- gregational society, with headquarters in New York. The work was of a congenia1 nature, and it was known that the proposal was receiving fla vorable consideration from the pastor
 At Sundays services Rev. F. L. Sargent of Putnam officiated, as Rev MT. Beard was in New York city at tending the marriage of his brother and conferring with the officers of the missionary society.