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The Washington herald., 1917-03-26

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a large case at drug stores. It's truI.
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The Washington herald., 1917-03-26
LUNCHEON TO NINE. LOMBARD.
Mrs. Archibald Oracle Entertains
Miss Oracle Returns Easter

Nine Louis Lombard was the honor
guest at a luncheon given yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs Archi-
bald Oracle, 1877 Sixteenth street north
west The table was decorated with pink
double carnations.
Among the guests were Mrs. William
Miller Collier. Mrs. F. B. Moran. Mrs.
Ro Sweeney, Mrs. A Lauterbach. of New
York; Mrs. Theodore shuey. and Mrs.
Wells.
Miss Edith Temple Oracle, who Is at
Hot Springs, Va. is expected to return
10 Washington for the Easter holidays.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-26
TO SHAKE UP CABINET
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

would be created the contemplation OF
which, 1t is believed, is not displeasing
to Mr.. Wilson. There are, however, two
visible obstacles. One of these is the
Presidents reluctance to hurt the feel
ings of Mr. Daniels. for whom he has a
personal fondness. The other is the fact
that Mr. Lane and Mr.. Daniels have not
for some time been on friendly terms. II
is conceivable that Mr.. Daniels might be
willing to resign IL the President sug-
gested that to be for the best interests
Of the country in wartime. but hardly
conceivable that he would relish the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Lane as his successor.
As for Mr.. Baker, few insiders will
The Washington herald., 1917-03-26
Fight on Way to Church;
Mrs. Beaner Beaned by Brick

Eliza Beaner. colored, q years old, OF
Roslyn. Va.r was beaned with a brick
yesterday morning by her husband
Charles Beaner, eolored. 80 years old The
little family row occurred while the
couple were in front of S0o6 p street
northwest. At the time It is said they
were on the way to church. Charles used
the brick to good advantage on the head
the Georgetown University Hospital. The
wound was not serious.
Later, 1t is said. the couple made up
and last night attended divine services
The Washington herald., 1917-03-26
HAIR COMING OUT?

-Dandrui causes a feverish Irritation
OF the scalp. the hair roots shrink, loos
en- and then the hair comes out fast. T,
stop falling hair at once and rid th'
scalr of every particle of dandruI, So
a 25-cent bottle of Danderine at any druI
store, pour a little in your hand and rul
it into the scalp. After a. few spplica
ions the hair stops coming out and yoI
can't find any dandrUn.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-26
GIVES SUNDAY THE CREDIT

Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 25.-The de.
crease of 72.l7o barrels of beer production
in the last four years is claimed by tenn
perance forces Of Luzerne as one OF the
monuments to the success of the Billy
Sunday campaign.
Following the Sunday campaign the de,
crease has been most marked.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-26

There is an opportunity at the present
time to introduce American medical and
scientific books into the market at Am.
sterdam, Holland. Books written IN Eng.
lish are being extensively used by Dutch
university students.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-26

A British patent covers a series of
tanks attached to a cable to permit .
vsasd b spresd ol On, fsush wstsn
The Washington herald., 1917-03-26
SITUATION WANTED ADDLETs
FOR DISTRICT GUARDSMEN

s&oRK QF,ANY KIND BETWEEN THE HOURS
Eor and Nis F~sm. desired by Harry j. Dove.
sergeant Company H. Third n. c. d. c. ISL r
CAPITOL St
POSITION OF ANY KIND BY ENERGETIC
Guardsman. PhOhe Columbia 6572 (Battery A.
F. Al
GUARDsMAN DESIRES POSITION; STRONG:
willing to do hard work. n Morton st NV.
WANTED-A POSITION AS A BREAD WAGON
driver. Write CLINTON L MATTINGLY Con.
pany L. Third ID. C. Infantry Slol l4th ct, ne. :
WORK OF ANY KIND, WITH SOME. CHANCE
for advancement JOHN W.. CHANDLER Com
pany L, Third d. c. Infantry 81 Va. ave. Sc.
'GUARDsMAN DESIRES A POSITION OF ANY
sort-ehecker, salesman, floor man, etc. Addfes.
5. +. TLLMAN. Company B, Third District Of
Columbia Infantry. Fort Myer, Va
JOSEPH Z, MCCOY. THIRD INFANTRY- %
+ f1h st w.. would Ike work Of any kind he has
IN excellent record and Is industrioua
JAMES ]. CARROLL, THIRD INFANTRY. 80 B
q. sw.. wishes position chauffeur; alert and
willing.
r. ". q. PoPE. THIRD INFANTRY BALL.
ston, "a, ..nts POSITION q herist = s.ilh tzaas.
ssosfAsa hsnaA y - sssDs - :. .-,.---.'r.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24
sTrolIeys to Stop.

sTrolIeys to Stop.
 MT. Kelley, of Kilhngly, offered an act that all automobiles shall come to a full stop not less than 50 nor more crossing where railroad crosses a highway at grade not protected by gates or hagnaan-
 Judges for Norwich.
 Resolutions were received from the senate appointing John H. Barnes, judge, and Henry L.. Pettis, assistant judge of the city court of Norwich.
 InspeetIon of Elevators.
 An act was presented which will re- labor; and factory department. Opera tion without inspection is penalized by a fine of s1o0.
 Norwich Colchester Extenision. An act was introduced to grant an extension of time for the construction of the Norwich Colchester and Hart ford Traction Company, to January, 1921.
 Fifty Hours Week.
 MT. Bowers of Manchester, present. ed an act, that no minor under 16 ana no woman shall be employed in any manufacturing or mechanical estab- lishment more than ten hours m any day or fifty hours week.
 Memorial Day, Too.
  act that would include Memorial day with the days now prescribed by law for the closing of saloons
 Pumerantz Wants Rights.
 Mir. Fox of New London presented an act to restore the forfeited rights of Nathan Pumerantz of New London.
 Norwich United Workers.
 MT. Bailey of Norwich introduced an act to amend the charter of the United Workers of Norwich, which would strike out from the eighth line of the first section of the act of incorporation the word fifty" and substituting in lieu thereof the words two hundred
 Care of Indians.
 A bill introduced by MT Chase of Kent provides for an appropriation of $4OO to be paid the Overseer of the Scha ghticocke tribe of Indians, and for the maintenance, support, care and ed ucation of these Indians, under the direction of the judge of the court of common pleas for Litchfeld county.
 Pensions for Water Men.
 MT. Holt of New London presented an act which makes provision that when an employe of the New London water and sewer commissioners of the city of New London shall have been in continuous and meritorious service of said board for 30 years or more, and shall have become, in the opinion of said board, incapacitated for farther service, said board may retire such employe from the service and provide for the payment annually to such re- tired employe- of a sum not to exceed one-half of the yearly conpensa tion received by such employe at the time of retirement.
 The Removal of Snow. MT. Holt of New London presented
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24
perior court and court of common
Seats Assigned Members.

Tn the house Tuesday the commit tee on assignment of seats, which in cludes Representatives Bailey of Nor wich and Fenton of Willmantc, made report, and seats were assgned- New London and Windham county members drawing as follows:
 New London County-Messrs. Swee- ney 158. Gillette 155, Elgart 153, Date 122, Hennon 156, Hampstead 114. F. E. Williams IS, Hoxie 124, Curry 126, AL lyn 131, Graham 129, Raymond 127, Bradford 133, Holt 10s, Fox no, G. H. Stone s7, Lewis S9, Bailey 1o9, Hender- son 225, Pierson 132, Bates 24, Hollo- well 26, Rogers 134. Buteau 22S, Will cox 21, Babcock 23,. Chatfield 1S0, Geary 9S.
 Windham County = Knowlton 15o. Mercy POP, Atwood 46, Miller 219, Ba- ker 235, c. E. Buell. 10. Mills 221, Back 101, Kelley 1, c. H. Williams 3S, Shel- don 57, Swain ', F. H. Paine 257, Kent PAP, Brodeur 222, Moh1tt TO, Backus PIT. Lamoureux Il, Fenton 62, Lara mee 64, l. A. Paine 226, Hiscox 22.
 DeWolf of New London county and Russ and Mowry of Windham county. were not present to draw seats. MT. Babcock of Stonington drew seat 9 on the 23d day of the month.
 Commissioner Corttis.
 The republicans of Windham county met immediately after adjournment
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT.
Bills in the Senate Would Remove
 from Secretary of State.

Senator Kleet introduced an act to create the office of commissioner of motor vehicles at a salary of s4,OO0 a year, to perform all the duties in re- gard to motor vehicles now incumbent upon the secretary of state. The act provides for a chief clerk, also assist ants, whose maximum pay will not ex- ceed 8 day.
 Automobile Lights.
 Another bill provides that between an hour before sunrise, and during the prevalence of dense fog, automo- piles shall carry at least two white lights visible at least 200 feet and a red light visible in the rear Lights must not project direct rays at a greater height than three and a half feet. No town will have the right to regulate lights on automobiles
 Health Insurance.
 Senator Barnes of Norwich intro bill drafted by Prof Irving Fisher of Yale, which provides that two-fifths of the cost be paid by the employer two fifths by the employe and one-ffth by the state. This is almost identical with the Mccall bill introduced in Massachusetts. ...+-..
 % Uniting Institutions.
 Senator Hunt presented a bill that would more closely unite the Connec- ticut training school for the feeble minded and the colony of epileptics.
 Abolish EmbaImers.
 Senator Kleet submitted a bill to abolish the boar dof examiners of em-l balmers and transfer the duties to the state board of health; also to consoli- date the board of agriculture. commits sioner of domestic animals and dairy commissioner.
 The Vote on License.
 An act was introduced providing that when petition is presented for a vote on license the Selectmen shall exam inc the names of the petitioners to see that the list contains the required number of freemen. Another bill pro- vides that to be qualified to identify an applicant for a liquor license the the town at least one year.
 The Rhode Island Way.
 Senator Hemenway introduced a bill to prevent the selection of man for jury duty who has served on a jury within two years He also presented bill to punish for the evasion of taxfcab fares.
 Low Gear Bill. Senator Macdonald presented a bill designed to prevent chauffeurs from receiving gratuities from furnishing supplies or parts of automobiles or labor to the owner of the car which they operate.
 County Defenders. Senator Hunt introduced a bill to create the office of public defender, one for each county, to be appointed by the judges of the superior court | the salaries to be as follows: For New Haven, Hartford and Fairfield coun- ties, $2,060 a year; Litchf1eld, Holland and New London counties, $1,000 Windham county is left out in the cold. These defenders will be required f odefend persons charged with crime. too poor to pay. and cited into the su-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24

recently Mrs. Mccaffery and family of! DayVille.
 Joseph McDermott of PittsfeId wasi in town Tuesday.
 Fred Bernard of Woonsocket was al business caller here Tuesday.
 Sigurd swanson was in ProvidenceI on business Tuesday.
 Wilfred HammiI was a Willimantic caller Tuesday.
 James Farrell of New Britain was in Baltic Tuesday%
 James Comially of Providence was a local caller Monday.
 Louis Trudeau was in New London Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24

Hartford. Jan. 2s.-The Connecticut legislature has started on the fourth week of the 1917 session. and Tuesday was marked by a deluge of bills and the assignment of seats. The bills came with a rush and were referred In rapid fire style to the various stand ing committees, All new business will be in by next Friday, and the real week. The house came in at 11.30 and after the prayer of Chaplain Benedict, the stream of bills came in. The as- sernbIy adjourned to Wednesday morn. ing at 11.So.
 Judge Woodward, of kiIiinsIy. MT. Kelley, introduced resolution ap- pointing William Fenner, judge Of the town of Killingly. and James N. Tuck CT deputy judge.
 To Guard Crossings.
 MT Kelley, of Killing1y, presented an act that at railroad crossings where railroad crosses a highway at grade which is protected by gates or hagman, that a red lantern shall be displayed when gates are not in operation or dagman on duty.
 Theft of Vegetables. ---- An act introduced provides penalty of $50 with six months imprisonment to pick. without permission, fowls and vegetables.
 Deputy sherif,s Bond.
 An act introduced provides that de- putty sheriffs shall furnish bond of S1O, ,oo0 for faithful discharge of same.
 Dog License Fee.
 The fee for dog license shall be in creased to g provided an act intro duced becomes law, and there Is a penalty of s7 and Imprisonment for thirty day for registering a spayed dog that has not been spayed.
 Judge Brown of Griswold. MT Hennon, of Jewett City, intro duced resolution appointing Arthur M. Brown, judge of the town court of Griswold; also appointing Frank E. Robinson deputy judge.
 Seventeen Judgeships.
 Seventeen resolutions appointing judges and deputy judges of minor courts were taken from the calendar and referred to the committee on jul dietary. The list included the noni- nation of William B. Colt judge of the and Frank H. Toss judge of the po- lice court of Willimantic.
 Shore Line Consolidation.
 MT. Holt, of New London. introduced a petition from the Shore Line Flee to charter concerning consolidation.
 The Third Degree.
 Mir. Taylor. of Danbury, presented an the third degree except to habituaI criminals.
 Public Service Board.
 An act was introduced to provide a public service board of five membe each to receive Q salary of S40o0 year and expenses. This board would abolish the public utilities commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24
BALTIC.
Collectors Conduct 6o-Table Whist for Parish Benefit - Items Gathered About the Village.

successful whist was conducted in Sprague hall Monday evening by the collectors of St Mary's church for the benefit of the church. About 60 tables were occupied. The following prizes were awarded: Brooch pin, Mrs. Henri Bibeau; second, pendant Mrs. Job Pe1oquin; third, cuff links, Charles -croix. The following prizes were on at whist. Ladies-First, manicure set Agnflla Gareau; second, leather ocketbool1, Mrs. A. Russell; consola- ton award, Emma Doubois. Gentlemen First, jar of tobacco, Adrian Gou- dreau: second, cigar case. Henry Bel hanger; consolation, box of candy, Aime Wood.
 E Infant Baptized.
 The infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs George Moran was baptized in St Mary's church Monday by Rev. Thon- as Lynch. The child was christened Evelyn Catherine. The sponsors were Mir. and Mrs. I. L. Buteau.
 Noted Here and There.
 Miss Caroline Buteau was a Moosup visitor Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Job Peloquin were Willimantic visitors Monday.
 Mrs. I. L.. Buteau had as her guests
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24
and renominated B. Herbert Corttis of Thompson for county commissioner.
 New London County Meeting.

Last week through a confusion of room 21 east and 21 west, assigned for a meeting of the New London county members, meetings were held in both rooms, the members in each wondering what had become of their associates. Both meetings transacted business. In order to straighten out the entangle- ment :. meeting for organization was held in room 61 east Tuesday after noon and organization effected by the election of Senator John H. Barnes of Norwich. chairman, and Representa- tive William Fox of New London, clerk. William T. Curry of Lisbon and John J. Sweeney of BoZrah were elected county auditors. On motion of Sena- tor Hinckley of Stonington the meet ing adjourned to Feb. If at o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24
Another Mean Man.

The Alimony Club has a member whose disposition needs amending He has been paying his alimony in pen nies that have been dipped in mo- lasses. The price is just the same and he enjoys the trouble. Cleveland Plain Dealer
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24
Horrors of War.

Munich knows the horrors of war; it is reduced to one pint of beer at lunch and three pints at dinner.-Philadel- phia Record ssslf sssssssfss
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24
BILLS BEFORE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Y

Resolutions Received House the Senate Appoint ing John H. Barnes Judge and Henry Petts Assistant Judge of City Court of Norwich-Bill to Make Term of Minor Judgeships Four Years--Act Presented to Have Saloons Closed On Memorial Day-New London Coun- ty Members Organize With the Election of John H. Barnes Chairman.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24
sourees of War NnMa

A terrible food riot in Berlin has just occurred in London. and a fierce French attack at Nerdun has been re- pulsed in Berlin. = Kansas City Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24

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Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-24

The republicans of Windham county met immediately after adjournment
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-02
Die Jialisner bebaupien. bab bi.
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iiarts neutrality-suspicious. Dor,
bic aber iibsran suriidseporr.u uur,
ben.
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General npm SiiIiag
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