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Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
SENATOR NEWLANDs DIED
 OF HEART FAILURE
Stricken With Heart Failure While at ~ Work in His Office.

Washington. Dec. 24., - Senator Francis Griffith Newfands. of Nevada, died of heart failure at his home to- night after an illness of few. hours He was strcken while at work in his office att the senate office building during, the afternoon, but was able to go home. Senators at the capital knew nothing of his, illness until the an riouncement of his death. :. No one realized the seriousness of the senator's condition and a physician was not called until late this evening. Then the heart attacks had become acute. The end came suddenly at 1O1: 15 o'clock as Mrs. Newlands and her brother watched at the bedside.
 s.For several weeks Senator NeWlands, working almost night and day on his preparations for an investigation of war time transportation problems, had been in d weakened State of health
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25

Nellie P. Fuller, New London, s all
 Single Comb Black orpingtons- Cortland R. Hincken, Dorchester. Mass, all prizes. stE ,-l.s-.= ....- =. Non-bearded Silver Polish Schriver & Burt, Groton. all first prizes; Cort- land R. Hincken,. all seconds. =
 Bearded White Polish-sCortland R. HinclSen, Dorchester. Mass, all prizes. W. H., Bumpstead. Stafford Springs, first cock; A. s. Bailey, Cobalt. second cock; Herbert N. Barker, Waterford. third cock. hens, A. $. Bailey. Cobalt, first: W. II. Bumpstead.'s second and third prizes; cockerels, W. H. Bump stead. first; Arthur Broman New Lon don, second; Herbert N. Barker, New Hartford fourth; bullets. Arthur Bro man, first; W. H. Bumpstead, second and third;- exhibition pens, W. H. Bumpstead, first. - : White Plymouth, Rocks = Cocks Branford farms, first; Elm Poultry yards, Hartford, second;' Branford farms, third hens, Elm Poultry yards, first: Branford farms. second and third; cockerels, -Branford, farms, first bullets, Branfords farms. first and third; Elm Poultry yards, .second; ex- tfbitionf- pen, Branford farms. , first; Ralph Allen, Groten, second. Partridge Plymouth Rocks - John Thomas, Groton, all prizes - Rose Comb R. I. 7, Whites --- FranI,
 Cumpstone,. New London, all prizes. :;
 l White wyandottes - Eugene iIeahy New London, all prizes except first hen; E.. Fitch, Norwich, first cilen.:e.
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
NORWICH MEN WIN
 POULTRY PRIZES. Frank E.--Fiteh and Charles Wflett Have Excellent Pens at New London Show.

 The second days. exhibition at the poultry show in the assembly hall of the Shea building, New London, open ed Friday afternoon. Students from the Connecticut Agricultural. college were present at the show. the boys composing a judging class. under the leadership of William F. Kirkpatrick At the exhibition in the evening the NIseco band gave number of musical selections for the amusement of the patrons. Following is a complete list of awards:
 Prize Awards Made. , | Buttercups'- Edward S.N Hedden. Sharon Springs, N. Y., all prizes. . Dark Cornish-Edward s. Hedden. all prizes. ss
 !, Partridge Cochins-Frank E.. Fitch, Norwich, first; Charles 7WiHett, Nor wich,. second. ]. White ayerolles-C Charles E.. Doer- ing. Groton, all. prizes.
 Black Langshans = Leslie Phillips Waterford, first cock; :. Thomas Fowler, New London, second and third cock Thomas 1. Fowler, all prizes on hens; Leslie Phillips, all prizes on cockerels; nesliezs Phillips; all prizes .ons bullets; Thomas Fowler. exhibition pen. :,
 Single Comb Black Minorcas- Cortland R. Hincken, Dorchester : a--A-r
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25

He kept at his desk, however. and in spite of lis S9 years appeared alert and active.
 The senator was a native of MiSsis- sippi. He was born near Natchez. August 2s. 1s4ss and lived in the state until he went to Yale in 1S67- After nearly two ye4rs at Yale he entered Columbia College Flaw School here and was graduated, being admitted to ths District of Columbia bar before he re- ceived his diploma.
 From Washington he went to San Francisco, where he practiced law un- til 1888. Then he became a citizen Of Nevada and was elected to the Fifty Third, Fifty Fourth, Fifty-Fifth, Fifty Sixth and Pifty-SeYenth conEreEses.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25

twenty francs between us."
 That's enough. Watkins, get Lud- wig
 Hallam broke in with, You only need to get one toothbrush. sir. I have an extra one have only used a few times.'' r. --.-~ --.''.
 We decided we would waste the price of the second toothbrush Pretty soon Ludwig appeared. He was enor- nous. His head was cropped like that of a convict He had been the driver of German beer wagon before the war and, looked as though he had never arrived anywhere with more than half the original load. He grnned all over his face when Noodle poked him in the corporation and told him that we needed safety razors, soap, lather brushes!sr mirrors, toothbrushes. tooth paste,- hairbrushes and combs. He sprang sn1artly to attention, shaking all over like a jellyf1sh, and said, "Ja wohl, Herr -Hauptmann, and went out of the room. =
 We knew that our first shave would be tough proposition. so a French man. who had been, a Parisian barber before the war was sent for. He gave us each a beautiful shave as we lay in bed and we felt much better. He used to shave the, officers for twenty pfennigs-f1ve cents-and the men for ten pfennigs- = rt
 Not long after. Ludwig reappeared empty-handed. Our hearts sank but he produced everything we had or dered from the depths of his trousers pockets. His tunic hung down in such
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
BUILDING AND BUSINESS.
Downward Tendency in Most Lines
 of Trade as Compared With a
 Year Ago. t

The exchanges of the Hartford, New Haven. Waterbury. Springfield and Holyoke clearing houses for the past week reflect present trade conditions In each city a&decrease from the high figures of a year ago are. noted, the New Haven ,12.1l per cent; Water bury. 27.6 per cent: Springfield, 15.s per cent. and HolyolSe. -31.7 per cent.
 A very material falling off in the volume of. real estate transactions is also noted. In the towns report the past week. there. were 256 sales by warranty deed, with mort gage loans amounting to :; $953, 116, these figures compare with 369 sales during the third week of De- ceInber.. 1916, with mortgage loans of $1,517 ,329. n
 Eleven petitions in bankduptcy sets of $11.372 and liabilities of $142,- 936. For the like week of the previous year two petitions in: bankruptcy were filed, with assets of sep0 and iiabili- ties of SHOOTS, and in si915, three peti- tions, with assetsfoT S2,211s and rha- bilities of S!4,641. -..-sssss V
 The four newS Sincorporatiops oin this state filed during the week have au- thorized capital stock ,Af; of sS. s175,000. These figures compare with three new com panies in 1916 with capital of $205, ,000 and 13 cornpa nies Ss in 1915, with capital of $1,222s525. ..4.s4s Y
 The, record of building '; permits Hartford. Bridgeport, Waterbury. Stamford and New Britain for the week makes poor exhibit and shows how littles new l.construction is being undertaken at the present stime. Tn these cities but S5 per
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
FOUR MEXICAN BANDITS j..
 EXECUTED AT LAS -VACAS.
Members of q Gang Which Had Been Active on Both Sides of Rio Grande.

Del Rio. Tex, Dec. t24.-Fow of the twenty: Mexican arrests at Las sNacas opposite here last week in connection with the death of wto Del Rio ranch men have been executed according to announcement made today by Mexican officials. .-.- ..--
 The Mexicans were members of a bandit gang that has been active along both sides of the border for several months. The murder of Lee, Sharpe and Clarence Sel1ars, whose, bodies were found in, a cave twenty five miles south of here last Thursday. aroused the citizens on both sides of the border and a determined effort is being made to wipe out, the bandits.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25

Manning, Wakefield. R. l., all prizes. Buff Cochin Bantams - Eugene
 Leahy, all prizes.
 Barred Plymouth Rocks Cocks ond: Raymond Lewis Waterford, third. Hens-H1. D. Iosett, first; Ray
 nond Lewis, second. Cockerels-John Ka11een, New London. first: H. D. Low
 Waterford, third. Pu1lets-H. D. Low sett. Groton, first; Raymond Lewis, Waterford. second: Hens-H- D. Low cit. Groton. first: Rranford Farms. ett, Groton, first; Raymond Lewis, Waterford, second.
 White Siikies Elm Poultry yards, all prizes.
 White Pel<in duck-Paul P. Ives uilford, first drake; Branford farms
 Wild Teal ducks - R. c. Hempei Groton, all frsts.
 Colored Muscovy ducks - Frank Cunpstone, all prizes. Wild MaIlards-Ralph Allen, Gret- on, all prizes.
 Bronze turkeys - Branford farms all prizes. . White Embden geese-Branford African geese - Frank E. Fitch Norwich, all prizes.
 Pigeons - Philip Morgan Manwar- ing, all prizes.
 -t- Special. Prizes Awarded. Chamber of Commerce of New Lon don s20 silver cup for best pen of any variety bred, owned and ex- hibited by Connecticut resident-Elrn Poultry Yards, Hartford. Best bird in American class, S5 offered by Senator Brandegee-E:fm Poultry yards. Best bird in English class, s |. of fered by Senaor Bandegee-Niss Nellie P Fuller, New London. Best bird in Asiastic class S5 offered by Senator Brandegee-L. c. Phillips Waterford
 Best bird in Mediterranean class. $5 I.ofered by H.. R. Bond-Elm Poultry yards.
 Best bird in Polish class, s5 offered by Senator Brandegee--Schriver and Burt, Groton. Best bird in bantan. class. s5 of fered by Hon. L. E. Wniton-James l. Manning, Waterford. Best bird in water fowl class, $5 offered by Branford farms-Paul F Ives, GuiIford. Two, Connecticut poultry specials .o1 s each for best male and best fe- male in entries made by members were taken by Schriver and Burt. American, Poultry association prize medals went to Elm Poultry Yards for best cockerel, except bantarns, and to J. l.. Manning for best bantam. State championship trophy cup fol one variety III -heulCSlTdilSlIl O1NlSsAOL went to Elm Poultry Yards. H. D. Lovett of Groton took all specials for barred Plymouth Rocks silver cup for best display, half ton o1 coal from Chappell O.. for best pen $2 for best male from Joseph Lee and s1 from Eshenfelder Bros. for best female. --..-....., . Branfori farms of Groton took all the, specials for White Plymouth Rocks; Eugene Leahy of New London special for best cock bird in White Wyandotte, and Frank Fitch for best female. State championship cup for Rhode Island Reds was taken by W. H Rumstead of Stafford Springs and Frank Cumpstone took all specials for | rose comb Rhode Island Whites.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
FIVE THOUSAND QUARTS OF
 KENTUCKY W41sKEH, SEIZED
1t Was Destined for Christmas Con sumption in "Bone Dry"- Territer1.

Louisville, Ky, Dec. 24.-FIve thou sand quarts of Kentucky whisl1ey, said to have been destined for Christmas consumption in bone dry''' territory, much of it in Alabama, and Tennessee, is in possession of the federal aUthori- ties in Louisville, according to an nouncement today. The seizures have resulted from examination within the last. few days of suspicious packages carried by travellers and of parcels at freight depots in an effort to discover violations of the Reed law. Officials estimate that. the value of the seized liquor, at what they have been given to understand are ruin 2 prices in one large Tennessee city, where t is said to retail surreptitiols- = ly for $40 a gallon, would be approxi- mately $50, ,000. ,-.H
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
GOVERNMENT PRAcTlcINe
 WARTIME EFFICIENCY. RedfeIds Suggestions Sent to All Ex-
 ecutive Departments.

Washington, Dec, 24.-Wartime efH- ciency is being practiced as well as preached by the government.
 President Wilson has sent to all the. executive departments copies of g. let ter recently addressed by Secretary Redfield to his bureau chiefs.
 Forget how things were done before the war. eliminate red tape" the letter said.
 we must learn, with the Germans that the war won't wait-' Delay is the kaiser's ally '.
 Secretary Redf1eld- has instructed all his bureaus to install machines for stamping on papers the day and hour of receipt so that delay in action may be traced to personal sreSponsibility. so stamped . i -- 7's,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25

manner from his enormous waist line that he could have concealed anything from toothbrush to baby elephant We learned later on that this was an illicit trade which Ludwig carried on. He sold things to sat cost price and we tipped him regularly. He ran a little blind pig in the cellar. where he sold cognac CT "Schnapps,' as he called it, at fifteen pfennigs for a glass about the size of a thinble. He could not afford to lose a customer, so glad iy ran messages for us.
 We were supposed to buy everything g. through the Feldwebe1, who added about 100 per cent. to the price of all articles. If we wanted to buy any thing of size or value we were obliged to do it through him. Otherwise there would be questions raised as to where we got the money and who did the buying. l ordered a suitcase later on. It was made of paper and cost me. 22 marks l$5.50). Owing to a little care lessness the price mark - thirteen marks--was not erased. I realized then what a burglar the F'eldwebel was. -' The first day he, went around the hospital and collected all the money from the new arrivals. We hated to
 part with it, but there was no alter I native. He was the banker for the hospital and kept all the money be-
 longing to the prisoners. Three. or four times a week. a- -Frenchman would come around with a book ruled off for
 US to sign. Each officer was given a large sum of three marks and each
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
NEW LONDON
Addition to Plant.

Addition to Plant.
 The D. F. Whiton Machine Co., has plans for an addition to their plant. The work will. probably be done by the day. The new building will be one story high, of. brick, mill con struction, with asgravel roof. Will Build Office.
 The 1arga new lumber shed for the Raymond 6: Alexander Lumber Co, has been roofed in. The building is of frame construction. the. exterior being covered with wire la1l1. It is the plan of tlIe' company to also build a two-story structure for office pur- poses This will be of brick, with a gravel roof. The work will be done by the day.
 Framing Residence.
 Contractor r. W. Hull in framing the handsom residence which he is building at the corner. of Neptune and Ocean avenues for Mrs. A. H. ChappeIl. The house is of frame con- struction and will contain 155 rooms and will cost $25, 900. >
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
sTANDARDfzATIoN
 OF SCREW THREADS
Object of Conference to Be Held. in London Next Year.

Washington, Dec. i24. - Seretary Redfield .annoinced today that he had accepted an invitation from the British ministry of munitions to appoint dele
 gates to. an Anglo American confer threads to be held in London early next year. In accepting, however, he suggested that such standar rdizati6n should be effective and complete and mot limited to the mere mutual ac- cornmodation of two nations, while leaving undetermined the question as to how the action would affect the general industrial world without the confines of those two powers
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
col; ROOSEVELT FAvoRs'
 F WARTIME PRoHl5iTIoN
For; All Citizens Working on Wartime
 Requisites. <'

Washingto Dec. @24---A letter from prohibition not only for. fighting men but for citizens working on railroads and in mines. factories and shipyaTds was made public tonight by Dr. Clar ence True Wilson of the national teni persnce board .s.- r
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
A RED CROSS CHRISTMAS

The Red Cross Christmas campaign closed at o'clock on Monday after noon,
 A complete report of the result of the campaign cannot be given until the returns from the various auxfl- iaries have, been received.
 The executive cnmmittee wish to
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25

express to the many 6evobed friends of the Red Cross their grateful appTe- ciation of the loyal service they hare rendered.
 The chapter has now enrolled m6re than (, 600 members and many generous contributionsc have been received. CS1gned)
 JOSEPH H. SEIDFR.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
poina Inside Work.

The contractors are doing the ina;de work on the new building for the Blue Star Overall company on the West Side. Ambrose Sullivan has the job.
 Laying Floors. -
 New floors are being laid at the plant of the Schwartzenbach-H Huber company at the West Side. The work is being done by the employees of the mill.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN EASTERN CONNECTICUT

of realty last week to five for the same period a year ago. The mortgage loans for the-two weeks were s12, 300 and $11,550 respectively. -,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28
6amIe Sepercsler.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-28
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