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Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07

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The Gas and Electric Situation and
Some Things to Look Up.
Mr.. Editor:-The letter Of Citizen
in your paper of Feb. infers that
Mayor Murphy is not on the inside of
the gas and electric department. Ra-
Their queer. is 1t not? Is not Mayor
Murphy responsible for the present
conditions? Was it not Mayor Muir
ply who appeared before the state
legislature and had the gas and cleo
trio commission Increased from three
to five? Was It not Mayor Murphy
who appointed DR.. Donohue and Mr..
Spalding as commissioners for the ex-
press purpose Of running out the old
board? l can't see where Mayor Muir
ply has any kicks coming. Has not
he and his commission Of five done
the trick? Ground Hog in the Rec
ord meant all right but if he will show
the public, IL he knows, how far mu-
nicipal ownership has been from poll
tics and for the benefit of the few in
Norwich and just what proportion of
candle power the citizens pay for and
get from their municipal plant over
and above the amount furnished and
paid for from the old gas company, he
will make the hit of his life. If a
private corporation was running the
plant today and furnishing such
abominable service in the way Of light
they would be put out ,of business and
Ground Hog would be in the front
rank with his little hammer.
Mr.. Editor, your editorial in Satur-
days paper was right to the point and
the proper thing to do is to call city
meeting and compel the proper au-
thorities to fire out the bunch and ap-
point non political business men COM
Eaissioners the same as the citizens
under the leadership Of William H.
Shields compelled the board of water
commissioners and city government to
develop the Stony Brook water supply
before We went bankrupt on water.
We have got gas and electric
plant that has cost US $780, 900. Mayor
Murphy says it is worth 1000. 600. At
che rate it is going it will not be long
before 1t will not be worth $50, 900 cents.
Municipal ownership. is the legitimate
prey of politics and you don't have
| to go outside Of Norwich to find 1t
out. And now that the Chamber of
Commerce, Billy Beckwith and Jimmy
| Hiscox Gas per the latest from the
! Gas 'front.' are going to take care OF
| the Uncas Power contract would it
not be well for them as long as they
are at 1t to look up the $500 year we
saved on the salary of the superin-
| tendent over and above the amount
that was paid Mr.. Bogue and If 1t is
so that the rent of the gas and cleo
| trio office has been raised 5000 a year
and I would suggest that after the
| electrical contract is settled that the
above committee look up the $750t
road roller. It seems to be missing
| from It's accustomed place, and If II
| is under cover find out what has be-
/ come OF the automobile. 1t looks very
| lonely about the city barn and we Pc
destrians miss 1t very much.
1 ANOTHER GROUND HOG.
Norwich, Feb. 5, 1916.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07

Suede leather, it Is said, will replace
the glazed and patent leather for this
spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07
WOMAN m LIFE AND IN THE KITCHEN

proof and comes in brown. gray and
natural color.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07

If black cashmere aprons are wash
ed in cold water with little soap
then rinsed in plain cold water and
hung in the air to dry. they will keep
a very good color. Warm water will
turn them a rusty black.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07
RECIPES.

fourth cup butter. one-fourth cup
flour, one-haIf teaspoon salt, one
eighth teaspoon pepper, two cups
cream, two cups cold cooked chicken
cut in dfces; one pint oysters, clean
ed and drained; one-third cup finely
chopped celery. Make a sauce of first
I'VE ingredients, cooking until thick:
add diced chicken, and oysters; cook
until oysters are plump; dish and
sprinkle with chopped celery. Serve
at once.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07
Simple Baked RIee Puddins-Take

Simple Baked Rice Pudding-Take
about a pint of milk and put into
half cup of rice with little salt
Let it bake two hours and it will
crust over and be quite brown. When
ready to serve remove the crust and
have cream, IL possible, to eat on it,
possible, to eat on it, with sugar, of
course. Do not use less than three
half pints of milk, and also put a
tablespoon Of sugar into the rice and
milk. Some prefer not to remove the
Crust"
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07

In the absence of any motion be-
fore the House perhaps it. is per-
missible to make a suggestion. This
may or it may not be Democrats
year, but 1t is not the year that will
produce the Democrat who can win
for Senator against George P. Nc
Lean. 1t is not the psychological
time to elect a Democrat For he
has been in a time when Republican
stars were dimmed, an able, faith
full, constructive statesman. In the
face of obstacles he has done good
work. He has won the respect of
all parties at Washington. He has
honored Connecticut as 1t has not
been honored since the days of Plat
and Hawley. Why, then, should not
the Democrats of this state seize their
splendid opportunity to do credit to
their pride in their state and to their
judgment, by nominating Senator
Mclean on their ticket, and making
it unanimous?-New Haven Register.
The worlds richest tin mine In one
L.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07
SHhsfsE.s. ~
OTHER VIEW POINTS

The state Of Connecticut might
search much further and fare far
worse than by giving Gov. Holconb
a denomination. In any event it will
see that the next governor Is as Re-
publican as the present one.-Ansonia
Sentinel.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07

Chamois leather is now made rain.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07

Potatoes in some form should be
served with the fish course. II the
fish is served with sauce the potatoes
should be in croquettes, fried or in
straws. Either raw cucumbers or to-
matoes should be passed.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Time For Commissioners to Do Their
Duty.

Mr.. Editor: Since reading in The
Bulletin of Jan. 90 the account of the
recent meetings, I have patiently wait
ed and watched for in the press, some
answer, excuse or explanation from
the triIine signeFs of the so-called con-
tract of the electric light plant. with
the Uncas Power Co., (perhaps instead
of contract it should be called deed of
gift)
fail to see or hear of anything that
can prevent any fair minded citizen
from wondering what the majority of
the board of commissioners have been
trying to do. 1t appears that this con-
tract for 20 years is n'',~'7 'i'7e an
ver-ripe egg, rotten to begin with,
(what would it be before t-ia -wcnty
years had passed y rushed in incuba-
ton and only needed the rough hand
ling given it by Shea to break it's shell
thus releasing it's rottenness whose
overpowering odors awakened Spald-
ing and Gilmore from their sleep, the
sense of smell is sometimes more pow
erful than that of sight.
The best laid schemes o. mice an
men gang aft agley," but in every land
public officials are expected to exer-
else as great care and good judgment
In their official capacity as in the
manag cement of their private affairs.
What excuse then can be offered for
this brutal effort to force through this
tIluSISHSlDle COnlTdCl WHICH 50 1OIIu-
nateiy for the city of Norwich was
short-circuited by the minority of the
board refusing to turn the stone for
the man with the axe to grind?
What a spectacle: The Uncas special
with two conductors asleep (motor-
man however very much awake, }
running extravagantly fast with 10 per
cent. extra Juice on twenty years
run through the peoples money. Ye
Gods, what a gall: II Shea and Whit
taker had not pulled the trolley pole
off what a ride it would have been
and even then when held up and the
portly and genial trouble man offers
solution to the difficulty, what do
we hear? He tells the motorman, af-
ter the conductors are again asleep,
to run eight years on the first trip and
three additional trips of five years
each, all at the same speed. Wake up
conductors, consider yourselves and
the public you represent: show to the
people that you have something other
than India rubber for backbones and
that you have wills of your own, for
where there Is win there is a wont
especially valuable when you are ask
ed to saddle a heavy and uncalled fol-
burden on the back of Norwich for q
long term of years.
It is yet possible for you to do your
duty in such a manner as will prove
a benefit to your city and by so doing
| earn the respect and thanks of youl
fellow citizens instead of the contempt
due to those who allow themselves tC
DO used as dupes. moulded as putty.
Think 1t over boys, think it over.
ONLOOKER
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07
NEW NEcKsANps.

and delicate tan and also dark blue
are seen.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-07

The worlds richest tin mine In one.
in Tasmania ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27
1Etnr AnnklR Uat. (2zon @22mas s299)

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iuiocrte 5lorenCe o0oftor 8iret 3Deifelt,
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feline SdIdifammer 8uriid alotideno
id)htg Ser 9legen ouf oas Odd iiber ieinem
Soipte, ct borte eineSiir oiif- iiuO 3nge6en,
uuo erreidlte nod redt5eitig ieinen geob-
adungspoiien, inn 5u icben, uie cine
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idritt Die allen glnideine nodj Der befon-
ten nadjtliden @onoererin boIlfommen
alid, MIR oos ionit peridleierie @elidt
fonnte er ocsnal nitt qemobren oo Ser
aopf Der ilnbeimliden griheimIng ourH
einen oitfgeiponnten 0legenidirm gdn5li9
Deroedt pnroe. --- ~ .ssy--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27

uniO gemartct. @r Ocrii1erte Slorcnce,
bate er nid)t Orrd ieincn Nciud in Der
oMaloanSlidt" Omen 81 per0oppelter @or.
iidlt Ueronlabt 10 lDdre iene 6ran geiuiB
3ufnGoridein gefonnnen lmo ibm BON ielbit
in oie SGnoe gefoaen Gie beiitiqe Nodt
idien icincn 9lbiidtcn bciouoers qimItq.
6oirioro fonnte ibm nidjt 10 biel 3Gbigfcit
5ittraueli, Inn auD ocn entfeiielien Glemcn.
ten gum Grobe uuf ieincin Yoiten alis5u.
barren. @eraOc bel iolbcni 8ettcr piiroe
er lciue gsaAiamieit oui0eben imO Der
5rail Die cr 5lpcifcIloS wdDreno ser Ocr-
gangcnen g}0bte i'm Sollc eingeidIoict
botte, einci 9lus9ang geltatten
GtpoS nad bdlb 5molf par 9lrrclo oui
Den gInitono iuter Dem Yloubccrbnnl 0e'
gangcn nadocm cr 10 longc az tiullic6 ge-
50gert, Inn Oic beute menig beueioenSneric
1odDt n0glidIt 8u bei6rGnfen. Ser 0igbt
nicOcrfoaenoe Sdiittregcn leqtc ii1 ibm
glciA einem Sdleier Dor 0ie glugen gIlS
er Gegen ein lI6r S6ritte 81 boren Ocr-
meintc, iiredte er ocu SIopf ip0benO nadD
born uno benierfte in Ger Gat cine @eitolt,
Die Soebcn I'M @egriffe mar, ooS entferrtere
Der beioen G'ittcrtore 3tr o@oloaslid)t"
5u ourbidjrciten S1leuni9it ronnte glrs
noIo l1ngS ser Sede bin mn oen @ortet
Olrd oas 3meite ibm lldber gelegene Eor 3t
erreidcn. Gr pollte Der ndd)tlideu GriNeis
mng oeu gSeg DerlegeL beDor oieIe sur
&oustiir gelon9en fonnte.
Erob ieines befliigelten Soiiies fam 9lr-
nol0 5u ip1t an Gitgonge al. Su Der Gr.
reailng oie i'm oaerSeionnenbeit beraubte,
mari er lidj nit @epolt gegen 0e Cir; {;
oieie pitroe bon imen oifgeriiien uio er
Itono SpenS blaiiem, finIterem @elidte
oegcuiibcr. Go6 9lrnolo lieB li1 uid)t elm.
Id)iidteri; roi6 iebte er oeu SUB oltf sic
Strobnatte, I'M iid Oen Gintritt al er.
awingen
n|erloiien Sie mein Sois~ rief Smei,
inoem er orobeno ouf ben Ginorinolina
nieOeriob g(llein glrnolos 8ltt mar in
@ollimg 9eroten; imgeltiim trat er Inn
einen Sd)ritt Dor; oodj iAon mar Omen sil-
riidgetretcu, 5otte Oen re9ten glrm oero0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27
-qicenaen.


Somoro 9ornett, %, uno 8ettp
9lo1fing 20.
@ilGom s. G6ilos, %, uno Sable
8. Collins, 10,
@iaiom 81. Gallagher, 90, uno &C.
Sc. SarOcD, is; 9cioe bon 9lltoona,
ga.
gSiQion $. Soof, %. bon Gomion,
NlO, un0 Gt6el j. @lomoL Is, oon
@ooons, Do
Smort 9. @3cGo6c, "a, unO 0lorD
", 9utlcr, 80; 9eioe bon @oi6ing-
ton, 9. 6.
George 9iepafcr, 23, imo Sophie
s. Sraae, o.
so6n 6. Stcocns, iry 21, II. 0flt6
8. Sler, 2t.
GarroG 8 Guder. 81, bon Srpipg-
ton, @io., imo WlorD u. Bees, 20,
bon 9ons0owne, Wlo.
9}ot6ou @incr, 2s, II. 9ioiie Gang,
26.
gsiaiom s. Guut 40, unO Gillian
Is. SHoiicr, "a.
George 9. SEQ, as, (@ittmer), II.
Gonitontina s. Sfobe, 40.
9lidorO g8. @roce, %, bon @ciiip.
DO, unO Gertrude s. Sidlipan, 10,
BON Sourel, IPo.
&illiam s. Conn, %, mo 9arbo.
ra Nl Wic9}onp, 81.
Clarence 8. 4Srts, %, iln0 NloOe-
linc 3. Silmer, 33.
Sroncis $. aone, %, uno G6riiii-
na $. S6miot 81, 8eioc bon @oi6-
ington, 9. 6.
So6n 9. 6. gonion g. uno Grace
z. Cooper, 43.
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SartmaL Al, (gcidicoen).
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rie Su66o IS.
@illiom @. @rombIe, 81, unO Go-
lores sc. 9ltfinion 81.
Scrbert 6. %orrii6, 90, uno 9ioia.
Tie Goof, 19.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27
(10. a0riiebuna.l

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aGs mar tein @eipenit" erfldrte so
bamt Der iilteiie Sobn lid bin nod nte
einem begegnet. id mette, eS piiroe iiI,
nleni1lid eeberoen, iobalo man eS foBte y
Sobann Iodjte lout.
nQenn es fein @eipenit mar" erpioerte
syrui Wlogforo, nio begreife i'd tlid)t
iDorum mon lid Dor ibnl fiirdter iollte.
ginenD2euiHen fam man oodD rrbig onrd)
ods Dorf geben laiien mann eS ibm be-
Iiebi. mas neinlt on @oter2"
aA Sd ieiIe 1an5 oeinc D1eimng, @mn1a,
ontiDortete 92oaior0, oeH Die @rfobrnng ge'
Iebrt botte. ipie piel llnonnebmIihfeit rno
@ireit permieoen lunroe, ourd Die bon ibm
lleiS bcobohtetc Borlidjt Ieiner 5rau inibe-
oinqt 9iedt al aeben gr iUor Elm lmterlee.
ter, frrminbeiniqer Monn nit idpermiiti.
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in0 unbertiIsbarem er0geride IN oen
aleiocrn
,gair ioollen bolO ergriinoet bobery iper
es it, mcinte Sofob berSiinoitaeborene.
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iroate 9iia
.g(lfpalien uno init eigenen glugeu
ltDeN. a}li Du2 HiuJt DuS ttV0ib Jtluitbcf
Nlenn OH einen @egenIiano erfennen pilllt
70 mitbt on i'm aenan aiiidouen, Damn miro
er oir flarl SdltFt ou nit, Sobann2"
sd bin babel, Satob
SD ipeiB nidt, mas id) oa3u iogen ioll,
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Weiorgnis
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@eiirebcn ibre tpngbaliigen SproBIinge
unier ben notiirlibcn SAub oeS @nterS 81
lteaen imO benz Munide, oieien bor etipni.
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ihrer 9riioer dusiibrIib NIT.
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pen TaQes Cipen s5oirioro i'm 0orie begeg.
nsic, bieb iie iieben unO iprod i6n an. Gr
idicn ben pcinlidcn gluftritt pdbren0 iei.
res gcindeS i'm oGrd6ennelt", ioipie feline
oamaiae geial9enBeit oau5lid5 pergeiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27

ierer Seble.
Yoriidtig Itredten iie iBre Sdupter ilber
Die Wlauer lno lugten ms Sreie. 3en Sun
gen flopperten Die 3Gbne Dor Surd5t, imo
8nter Wlogfor0, Der fein @ebiB mebr oilfs
8inpeiien batte, 5itterte pie Gipenlolib.
0n fam Die groBe finitere @e1tolt Oober.
geidritten, qenoii tpie 2iia le beifriebcn
bate; DoS @elidt mar Ourd Den Hegen.
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on Ser Seita berob 9llS Die GriNeinng
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Ole W}ogforoS in i6rem Sinter6nIt nod iie-
fer, ln0 froden inter Dem Sdube Der
Wlauer iIod) Dem @ittertore. 8oter Ylog.
foro 0ffnete eS
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idmar5OerbiiQten Meen Salt, Inn ibm Den
g9eg 81 Oertrcten SIN n1dfen glugenblid
flog Der 3egenidlirni in 0ie S0obe, 5i ibrem
lnorSlpre6lidcn Grltdmen loben iie iidj
Dem itrengcn glntlite Smen Soirforos &c.
aeniibcr @r trug einen longerL idlipar3en
@lantel, weIHer feline figur ocrart pcr-
borg, oob bel Ser berridenoen Qunfelbeit
iui6 Dem oihten Negen Elm SSrrtlum in be.
treff oes @cihleHtS leid)t erfldrIid mar.
og9os tuollt ibr2" rief Soirforo. ygSa.
rum oeriperrt ibr 0ie gauge @reite oes
gSeges %
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geraten, oiidj mltBte er nid5t welde Gnt-
ic6uloiglng cr boriHiiten iolc Gr 900 oie
aoppe, frmite iid Den itruppigen &opf
itonnielte cine iinperitGnolide 9itte iun
@ergebung lno trat, gefolgt bon ieinen
Sobnen enen id)ndbliden 9iiid5ng an.
gr Deriiderte ipdter, man bate i'm IN oie,
fer 8eripirrlig nit Dem fleinen Singer
unperfen fonner, iein gSeib ober meinte
filr8 uno biinoig: o2iia 1T rein iiberee-
ibuopptl~
g}od iporen iiociien oie Grei9uiiie ser
Hodt nidt 81 @noe Trcu ieinem gsortc,
bate 9lrnolo i@on offers iuuiouit gcpoGt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27

g9ie iebnlid Soiepb oid) piinidte, Der
@eltolt nob geipobnter 9(rt 81 folgen er
pogte eS belte iiidt glb9eleben bon oem
llmitonoe, Dab er nidt geniieeuo iuarm ge-
flei0et mar, Inn Dem toienoen Sturme 8i-
oeritano 81 leiltet, fofnten nlo9liherpeiie
aud oie Wlogioros ouf gSodle iteben rno
einen 3uidinmcnitoB nit linen polte So.
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SSn Der 8ot ipdbten orei rotboarige9opte,
bon idnor5en &appen beocdt biilter Der
&irdbofmoucr 6erbor, ipenige S{lafter bonn
Gingongstor entfernt Der 9legen floB IN
Str0men oif Die 5uiammengefmterten @e-
italtcn. W}ogforo, Ser &ater, beOmterte
lebboit, feline S0bne, oie fcin Netter bon
Dem ernortetcn Spobe ob5ubolten ber-
modlte, BEL otelem toIlen llnternebmen be.
gleitet 81 bobcu.
.Solb ems fliiiterte Sobamt ols Die
2urnuDr Die erite balbe Shuloe na6 I1t-
ternadt id6lrg-
.syd m0dte MIR piIien, ipie lange ooS
nod oauern miro /" brumnlte Der olte Wiog.
foro, inoent er es beriud]te, iid] bener ein5u.
DiIlen, Inn Dem Mniier iDenigcr 0nrdgong
5piiden glod ino 9}adcn 81 oeltatten
oSollal~ rief Sobant lid bore etiuaSl~
Gle iiedtcn oie Gopie 5iIiommen ilno
Iouihten onaeitrenat syn Oos eintonioe
@epl1tider oes berobitr0menoen 9lcgens
menote Iid oeutIicb Scr Sdon id)perer,
regelmdbiger Ianeiam naber fonluenocr
S1ritte.
DSore, Sobnnu," liipelte Safob, lid unO
Der @ater mir rpolIen bier bleibeit ipdbreno
oil 3lm @ittertore oe6it iino oos gSeib iiber-
f1nit~
.glein nein Sydfob, id5 bIeibe nit Dem
@ater rno OH gebit ibr entoegen"
oglm beiten ipdre Is, Der 8oter 9iiige
ollein" meinte SSofob, Der i'm entideioen.
oen gliieenbIide oIIe Suit 5itr 6iibreridaft
Derloren bntte.
o2abt lns ale 0rei 3uiomnet ibr oen
@eg Dertreten," entidieO Der Batter.
Gin imtcroriidter Sdrei entldlilpfte
iGrntliden 6el0en.
1Sie fommt~ it6bute Sobauu ails bei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-27

oliS9eitredt lmo Dem nodD Dorpdrts bran.
Ocn0en glrnolO cinen fr6ftigen Sdlog nlit-
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