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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24
& MIA II b.

Nus Nelp gorf forti1t Die Mel=
onng, baB peribieoene ii1 BORT auf=
balterlbe Herionen ben 8erilld ge=
nlaht baben. cine neue gepolutiott
in Cuba an5n5etteln, oeren Musbrlth
auf ben 90 Weai feitgeiest mar Die
fltbanii1e 3egiernng bat Oesbalb
beinl staats 9epartement Be-
Ibueroe gefiibrt nlro Sefretar Gam
ling fat eine ltnterlllbung Der Mirs
gelegenbeit aneeoronet.
Senator Sbepparo bat am
Moiltag eifell BON iiber tailieno
6erporragenoen 8erionen ilnter5eid-
iletel1 grief i'm Senat eingerei1t,
in ipelhem oielelben oie ginfiib-
runa Der 9fatioi1al Yrobibition be-
fiirtportell. Ser 8rief miro oent
Heforo oes Senates eiilperleibt tuer=
ben.
Die 8iirger ppn 5loriOa per=
oen I'M Sabre 1918 iiber Die @etp1b-
rung oes Sraleit Gtimmredtes in
bieiem Staate abItimnten.
9ns Slinean, gllasfa, miro ge-
nleIoet oaB itrfolge febIerbafter
Stiisiing Die Shadte bon ben orei
groben Minen Ser 9[lasfa 9reao-
nell. Der gllasfa ltniteb uno Der
Mlasfa-0aerico, 5uiannlellgebrodesl
iiitb; cine gauge Siigelfette lit in
oen gergtperfen perlnnfen uno oiird
oiefet Gr0rutid tunr6en Die @efp1i-
ier bes @aitineau Channel IN bic
Minen geleitet, 10 oab abIolut feine
@offnung perblieben it, oieiel6en ie
uRoer bear6eiten 5il fonnet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24

nintfflt aber an, 0aR tMteRitW aha)
bas Sams oie giegieringsporlase
anmelluet iuiro. Sim 9anIe ipiro es
lua6rIdeialid) ldon a,n 9onneritaJ
snr Mbitimmnng fommen, int Senaf
naa fid sic 9ebatte nodl bis. sitnt
Gamitas biusieben.
GpredJer Glarf fat iidJ bente,
beim Gmpfans elmer Delegation Der
,,gsatio1al Security geagme" gegen
Sic aomIription ansgeiprpden. Gr
erflarte, oaf, ieiner Weimmms madt
aomIfription niemals amgenommen
lper6en iuiirbe. Gr nannte &Dnifrip=
tipn cine llnefre, mas cine merf=
iuiirbige Mnffaiinns lit, nno lagte,
bas &riessutiniiterinm berimdle bas
9smblifnm III gbnloDIen", oamit es
bieIe 8ilf anneGne.
sSm Senat lit ein Mmenbement
at ,oeeres Crsani1ationsbiQ ein-
aebrad,t ipproen, bnrdJ bas es bem
Gr Eraii6enten 9iooIcpclt mOglid)
! aemadJt iuirb, cine Chiffon pon
syreiuiiligen sn bilben, oie nadJ
syramfreid) gcld)idt iuerbem Ioa.
Semtc 1T bic Sitnng oes bent=
Iden Saeidstases er0ffnet uorben
Die Gibitms iuirb b0dit luabrIdein-
lid cine Iebr lebbafte iuerben.
SanptaegenitGnbe ser @erbanblnns
iuerbcm sic prenkiide 8ablrefornl
rmo allbere innere Nefprnen nno Dor
| allem sic 9ebemsmittelfrage nnb Die
Streitfrage Ieim. Der 9teidsfansler
/ ipirb iiber iie cine GrflGrnng abse-
Zen, ebenio cine Grflarnns iiber ben
8rnd) nit graiilicm mmb anbern
| iiib ammerifaniidJen QGmberm. Der
Meidsfansler ipirb bie Streifs ipabr=
ideinlidj idarf bernrteilen nnb bic
MebrsabI Der Sosialoemofraten nm
ter Sdeibemann's Jiibrnng lpirb
ieine Gtellnnanabme Mnteritiiten.
9ldcrbanminiiter 9oniton fat benz
] 2anbiuirtidnfts &Duite bes SenatS
GrflGrungen iiber 9ebensmittelfon-
trolle seaeben, gns ieinen Mittei-
tmnsen sins folsenbes berppr: Mit
9lmsnabme BON Weisen mnb aartuf-
feln seigt iid) mntcr BEN Yebensmii-
teln feline anappbeit. gSir sebran-
den bes Sabr mngefabr 640 Niil-
fi0nen Wmidel Weisen gum Ser
bramd) mnb 80 Wtillionen Ymid)cl sitr
glmsfnbr. Dies ,uir6 and) mmgefGGr
! oas Grsebnis Scr biesiaBrisem Gru-
te fein. gllio iuirb elm Wsausel audJ
bier nid)t sm befiirdten iein, iuenn
iuir berniinftig iuirtidJaftem nnb fei-
men Neisen im's slnslanb IdJidcn.
Die Grtraae, bic mir bies SaBr ppn
! Storm, 0erite, Safer 9ieis, WildJ,
ymtter, Gier nnb anbern 2cbensmit-
teln eriuarten f6nnem, limb gr0Rcr
ober bod snm Minoeiten chen ~
grok, lpie bic 9mrhidJnittsertragc
luabrenb Der letten fiinf Sabre nnS
iiberall lei bic Erobnftiun nodJ er.
/, bObt luurben. Der 1yarmer fam,
nadJ Der Meiitung oes Winiiters, Die
Erpomftion rnbig erb0berL Die Trei=
ie wer6en, iel6it luenn es snnt ssric-
ben fommen ioilte, mid)t 10 Idneli
iinfem oafs er SdJaben crleiOen mir
DC. Der Wiiniiter empfieblt aber,
oaR, nm BEN Sarmer p6llia su
idDiiten, Elm Wiinimal Ereis einge-
Ictt iuerben ioa. Rad ieiner Msi-
nnng iollfe man bem Council Of Na-
fional 9efenie" bas 9ied)t geben, anf
Nniueiinmg oesEraiioenten einen Mi-
itimal- nno einen Warimnl Yreis
feitsmleten. I6er es ioa bies MIR i'm
amkeriten Wotfalle aeldjebcn. glndt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24

gei grras 1T Der Aampf mieber
NIT arOker !Seftisfeit lossebrod,en.
gun emaliider Seite luiro bebune-
tet, man 6abe WfondD-le Srenr ss'
npmmem nn6 babe and an anoerii
Ennften Grfolse sebabt. alian mill
a,d) slu6lfbnubert 0efangere sse
madlt faben. |Dn bemtidler Seite
,pirb oaaeaen bebauptet Sak Die Sl-
feniipe 6ei Mrras pDllitanSig sniam-
menaebrodem lei. Bie Der ipirfltde
Stano bes Samples 1T, fam man
aus Ben 8eridJtem nid)t erfennen,
oodl lit iopiel iider, baf es nod, inn
mer nid)t gclmngcm lit, Die benttd)e
Irunt sn onrdbred)en.
Cine 2pnbpner OepeId)e meloet,
bic Gmsldnber bGtten, iiiblid uOn Der
8apamme=Gambrai Strahe Scrrito-
rium acnommem. Sic bGtten an
einem 9snmfte Sen ct. Quentin Sta
nal erreid)t. gSeiter nOr0lidj batten
Iie 6ie 01rfer 8eancantp nno Til-
lers WomiId genpmmen. Die 6ran-
spIcn datten lire Stellmnsen be-
ilanptet nmo Sitlid ppn Wpidg mnb
9foelr sprtidritte seinad)t. lteber
1900 9emtIdje ieien gefansen aenpnt=
men. Nie ldarfiten GGtnpfe fnb
In Der Wegenb BON Mrras I'm Wange.
Gine Gntldeibnns lit nod midt ge-
fallen. Die bentiden 2iuieit itno Md
nidjt 6nrdJbrofen, pbeleif) bic Gng=
lGaSep1an einisen Stelem in iie ein=
ae0rmnaen iinb. Die 0entidem se-
zen Sen @eipinn Der Gnslanber an
Der Gambrai-Mrras 2inie sit mub
meloem, oaf bic 9aninen BON 0e=
mappes in ben panben Der Gnslan-
Der aeblieben iinb. Gin @erimd Der
Gnalan6er, bei Mrras 6nrd bic bent-
fdDen 9inien sit breden, lei aber sit-
riideeidfasen.
Nsaior Morabt, Der SadperitGn-
6iae oes uWerliner Sngeblatt" iast,
bic 0fefMItnte ber fransSfIden of
feniipe leien bis jett be0entiinsslOs.
sSsnt !0anie nn6 i'm Senat bat bic
0ebatte iiber bic 9eeresprgdniia<
tipnsbiQ begonmem. DEM Sennt liegt
bie 8ia in sientIid berIeI6em Jorm
bpr, bic ibr Der 0enernlitab gegc-
ben Fat, nit Der aonIfriptionsbes
itintmmns; benz 6anle 1T bic gia
NIT ben @erGnoernngen oes &p-
mites, bic beitiinmen, oaf snerit
1reiluillise einbermiem luerbem lOf-
len mmb crit, iuenn iid oas nidDt
beiuabrf, aonifription eimgefiibrt
iuerben io4, burgelest iuproem. Die
0ebatte im Sanic luar einc iebr leb-
baftc. 9leprGientant Cent, Der @pr-
iitenoe oes 9omjtes, bffiiriuprtete
bic apniitc Iorlasc. Gr iaetc
i'm lganfe ieiner 9ieoe, ucnn Der
Gomareis alles benz YrGiibenten
iiberlaiIen mnb iid) jeber Gimreoe ent-
balten iuulle, Sann bramdje man ia
Hnr cinen 8fidlnE ansnnegment IN
benz Dies gelagt luerbe, nnS baum
mad 6anie 5n gelcn. gic meiiten
Htbncr i'm '6anis ,uartn iibrisens
fir Die aonIfriptiun. 81 ,raIentant
Gaale BON nnierm Stnat beBanptcfc
in leiner Neoe. oieielben oeilte, Bic
friiher iinmer ben giepraientantcn
lsroteite smseidift Gattrn, taten Sics
and iebt; permntfid) irrt er iidl,
oenn sic Stellnnsen brs Tnbli-
fnms finS in 6ieler syrase saus at.
oere, iuie in friiberen, bei benen biele
9roteite einaeIdidt iunrben. Sn
Srnat iuir6 bic aonifriptionsbia je-
Senfalls ansenoyinen 'uerSen. Su,
6ans lit Die Gage inseluih, mam
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24

slus Brownsville miro geinel-
oet, ouf ben General Gaeiar 2ope5
De 2ara, Der annoibat fir oas 9lnlt
oes @ouoerneltrs bon Sarmalilipas
lit uno iest gsablreilen madt, iei,
als er IN @ictoria, Dem Sauptqnar-
tier ieincs 8egners, cine 9ieoe bielt.
nebrere gfale geIdoiien tporoen; er
lei aber ultoerleBt entfontfrten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24

0o5 Suprem @eridt 5il
&albington bat an Montag ben be-
fantten Oregon California Sano-
Tro5eB 81 @unlten Der 9unoesregia-
rltng gegen oie Soiltbern Yacific
@ilenbubn entidieoen. 9urh oie
Gntiheibung lit Scr 9uaoesresierun9
Ger 9elittitel 5u 100000 slfer
2ono, meiit 0ol5l1noereien, I'M @er-
te bon 80 Weillionen Dollar 5ugelpro-
den. Sas 2ano mar bon Ger
Soutbern Yacific 9abn felt Sab
rem ais ibr gigentum betrahtet nor
oen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24
eSsll Muffin itnrh ssran G.m

ssll Muffin ltarb ssrat gnilie
@rielenbef i'm @lter BON ST ssnbren,
int Sallie ibrer 9odter, ssrnu Sat
tie slbmann. 9ie Geritorbene bate
lange Sabre in Yaltrop geipobnt.
Sic ipar ibon Dor 65 Sabren nah
Seras aefontl1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24

Mlle Surten psn Ornd Arbeiteu,
,uie Slider, .5plbers", Brtefbpgen nHs
2uunertS, 6arten, Gtrrnlare, GtnlabnHs
gen mitpa in Deutidj nnb GneIii&, nett
anseefnbrt. million & S@mee.
m a n n Hrintina Co., FOG Habarrp Ctr.
Gel. Grp6ett 1925. fMna.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-24
gu bermiefen

9as obere Stofiuerf oes Sanie5
Wo. 2tS Oit-Gommercc StraBe =
@aum 90 Bel 80 SUB. siad5ufraoen
PIC SIt-goinmerce Strabe.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

bunting and the special decorative fea-
 lures that are usually seen at a fire- mems ball. Music was by Morse's or chestra-
 A special attraction was the mid night alarm" the lights being switch ed off to give prominence to a scene depicting blazing house., the dancers fire fiamed.
 The ball committee was made up of Walter I. Chase. Gurdon E. Withey, A. Lasnier. Frederick Princeton, John Doyle; reception committee, c. A. Hamilton, Herbert Hopkins, William
 Reynolds. Charles c. Rapp. Joseph Labelle; floor director, Frederick John Moore. Frederick Goulet, Ray Hamilton, Chester Hutchins, Ado1ph Bernier, George Quinn.
 The ball was very much of a suc- cess and. from a financial standpoint, will increase the treasury funds of | the association.
 Crack Athletes Going to Jewett City. Five players who made school ath- letfc history while they were students at Killingly High school are to play basketball at Jewett City tonight, the
 port and that vicinity, where the most of them are now employed and where some of them have been playing the game during the winter. The team that will face the Jewett City quintet this evening is made up of Frank Gartland, Roy Keech, 2. Rainyille, William Marland and John Marland. ing his home in Danielson at present. The former high school players wiK spend Sunday with friends and re1a- lives in Danielson.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
OBITUARY.
Clayton L. Seward.

His many friends were made sor- rowful Friday morning by the an nouncement Of the death of Clayton L. Seward. 2S. son of MT. and Mrs. F. " spending a time with friends at the Arcanum club he complained of not feeling we'll. saying that his head felt heavy. He was advised at once to take a carriage to his home. but he declined. saying that he would walk home, and did SO.
 He became critically i'll by Monday. but his condition was not regarded as likely to end in his death. which came as surprise. A few months ago MT. Seward, who had been in poor health for years, became very seriously i'll. but recovered sufficiently to be about with his friends and apparently was as
 Mir Seward was born in Gui1ford.. this state, October Is. 1889. Twenty six years ago he came here with his parents and since had made his home in this city, where he was educated in the graded and high schools.
 Mr. Seward was young man of sunny disposition. always smiling and friendly and optimistic. Those who knew him loved him well and they feel
 He was a member of the Israel Put nam lodge of Odd Fellows and of the Arcanum club.
 MT. Seward leaves his parents, a brother, Dr. Lee Seward of California and 2 sister. Miss Katherine Seward of this city.
 Fake Mail Order House.
 The National Money Order Broker age Exchange of Minneapolis is a con- cern which postal authorities in all of the surrounding towns have been warned against by the postal officials at Washington. This is the concern that offers to send a silk petticoat. represented to be worth $4.75, to any offer is al fake. but it has been an at traction for many in towns in this vi- cinity, as was another similar offer made by another western concern about a year ago. Letters addressed 10 the above concern are being with drawn from the mails by postoffice au- thorities and will be returned to the writers through regular channels.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
WILLIAM M. FRANKLIN
 CHAMPION PINOcHLE PLAYER
Card Tournament Concluded at Bohs-
 milan Club.

William M. Franklin, chairman ot the executive committee of the organ ization. won the pinochle champion ship in the tournament that the Bo- hemian club has been conducting for the past six weeks. William J. Young was second and Hiram S. Franklin third.
 The scores of the 28 players and the positions in which they finished fol- lows:
 w. M. Franklin. s2,2s5: W. J. Young, s2.o6o; H: s. Franklin. s1 .sso: C. P. Franklin, 31.45o; s. P. Marland, S1,S55; John Cody. 31,200; John Bas- sett, S0,955; Frederick Gamache, 30,- 97O; Van Thompson. 30.2O0; Herbert Barber, 29,S75; Van Woodwork, 2e,- s35: Frank Kennedy, 29.4e5: I. w. Da- wis. 2s,405; c. s. Francis. 2s.2s5; Dr. F. P. Todd. 29.2o0; A. w. Williams, 29,050; Harry s. Hyde. 28.S65: E. A. Sullivan, 8,725; Dr. w. H. Knowles. 27,555; John Clark, 27.470; Dr. L. J. Sylvester, 27.3e5; W. W. Wheatley. 27,360: A. E. Wilmington, 27.265: Hugh Carragher, 26,645; Ralph c. Young, 26,050; Walter L. Hoyle, 26,015; A. P. Woodward, 25, $50; Homer Brown, 25,- 66b.
 Thirty games were played by each Of the contestants.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
cArARRH cANNor nr currn

reach the seat of the disease. CataTTh is a loeal 3Ss L disease. great:y influenced by to cure it you must take an internal remedy, Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts. through the hlood Halls Catarrh Cure was prescribed by one of the best physicians ia this couIi- of the best tonics known, combfned with some of the best blood puriferS The perfect combination of the inrre- dients in Halls Catarrh Cure is what produces such wonderful results in catarrhal conditions Send for testf- F. J. CHENEY & co. Props. Todelo. a.
 All Druggists, 75c. -
 HaTs Family PiIis for eonstipattou.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
EXPECT TO SWING
 IN ACTION MONDAY
Local Military Census Enumerators Have Not Yet Received Blanks But They Are Expected Soon.

Mayor J. J. McGary said Friday aft ernoon that no blanks for use in talk military survey had been received here from Hartford. The bIankt are expected today and by Monday the census taking will be in full swing, it Is expected.
 At the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, however. much is being done in ketting the indexing system ready and all is hustle and hustle up there with the work taking definite shape. The plan being followed is city of Hartford.
 Some blanks that were sent here as samples have been used to take the information wanted from citizens. but thees samples were quickly used up. so the general canvass can ot be un- dertaken until the full supply is re- ceived.
 Parent Teaefsers' Matinee Fell Through Failure of the film company to for ward the show contracted for. Robin Hood, caused Manager Smith of the Bradley theatre to call off the Parent Teachers association matinee Friday afternoon. he declining to use the sub stitute pictures sent here.
 Forty rolls of tire duck shipped to Scotland by the Manhasset Manufac- turing company went to the bottom of the ocean when the giant liner Califor- mia was torpedoed a few days ago, 1t was announced here.
 Postoffics Hours on Holiday.
 The poston1ce will be open only from 6.30 g. 4n- to 11-30 a. m-, next Thurs day, Washington's birthday. The mon ey order and postal savings depart ments are to be closed and the city and rural deliveries suspended for the day.
 It has been pointed out that there Is nothing about listing automobiles in the military survey forms sent out by the state for the very tood reason that a list is already available. through the state registration of machines.1
 g. Diamond and Miss Minnie Dfa- mond are spending few days in New York.
 Attended panieison Ball.
 A number of Putnam people were at Danielson Friday evening to attenc the dremen's ball at the state armory.
 At Hartford, the house conferred nation of Mahlon H. Gei9sler to be with the senate in confirming the nom- judge and Howard c. Bradford to be deputy judge of the city court of Put nam.
 John Gahan. IT,, was reported ss resting comfortably at St. vincents
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17

] suppose, lust as a matter of esti- mate. that there are somewhere be- tween three hundred and three thous- ana farm-houses in Eastern Connect1- cut with uncleaned chimneys. And l suppose that there may be anywhere from half-a-bushel up of highly in namnable soot, etc, in each one Of these chimneys, waiting for the Psychological moment to catch fire.
 comes into a practical mans mind, un- der such circumstances. is whether it wouldn't be good thing to forestall said psychological moment: clean out that Eoot; throw it on the snow in the garden, where it can do no harm now and may do some good, next spring;
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
inactivity Causes constipation'

Lack of exercise in the winter is a frequent cause of constipation. You plexion is sallow and pimply, and en- ergy at low ebb. Clean up this con- dition at once with Dr. Kings New Life Pills. mild laxative that re- heves the congested intestines with out griping. dose before retiring will assure you full and easy moves ment in the morning. 25c. at your Druggist.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
DANIEL.sON

Postmaster Filling Issuss Warning
 Against Mail Order House Town
 Loses Prominent Citizen In Death
 of Frederick A. kennedy-PinochIe
 Tourney Ends at Bohemian Club.
 Don't send any money to the Na- tional Money Order Brokerage Ex- change, Minneapolis-don't do iti That. in effect, is the advice given by Postmaster George M. Filling and the force at the local postoffice.
 Every day this week. in accordanee master General J. c. Rooms. clerks at the Danielson office have been with drawing from the mails letters ad- dressed to the foregoing mentioned concern. Where return directions are given on the envelopes. letters are be- ing properly handled to insure prompt return to the writers; in other cases. where the name of the sender does velope, the letters are being forwarded to the dead letter office at Washing ton, D. c.
 Silk Pettieoat for 1oc.
 Advertisements of the National Money Order Brokerage Exchange of- fering to give a silk petticoat to any person forwarding ten cents have at- tracted much attention in this vicinity and considerable number of dimes The garment offered is represented in the advertisements ana the clrcuIar letter of the acting postmaster gen. eral (quoting the advertisements) as worth SAYS.
 On the face of the proposition, the offer is out of all reason. It is a frau dulent attempt to secure money and Postmaster Filling is anxious that the fullest publicity be given the matter in this vicinity, where numbers of per- sons have put themselves in way to become victims of the fake.
 The nQSf11 officials rirPl11ar doa lin Q with the case points out that the com pany's offices in Minneapolis are closed and that the persons who have been conducting it have disappeared.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17

Yet we all know farmers who regu- larly follow a "hand-to-mouth" sys- tenor rather lack of system-and who are almost never prepared either for fire in the chimney or an irrup- tion Of Colorado beetles in the potato patch.
 John, John. the bugs're jest eatin' up them pertaterS. Hain't there no Paris green left? Then you'll hey to go to town and git some"
 He was in town only last week He knew then-or ought to have known that the beetles were about due He knew then-or ought to have known that he had no poison for them on hand.
 But he never thought" about bugs. and he forgot" that he was out of Paris green. So the bugs had a free hand while John hitched up and used a long half day in going to town and getting pound of Paris green. And half days work by 'steen million po- tato bugs on a few acres of green tops means a reduction of quite a few bushels of s2 tubers in the crop.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17

We're all little Won MoItEes. We're all facing some sort of campaign We don't know. any more than he did just exactly where Hades is going to break loose next. All we can feel sure of is that it will burst out somewhere, sometime, and we've got to be ready for it-or take the consequences.
 THE FARMER
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17

Carl Judkins, who has been manager of the Woolworth and 10 cent store on High street for the past two years has severed his connection with the Woolworth company and is to locate in Lewiston, Maine. his home town. Mir. and Mrs. Judlzins will leave town on Monday for Portland Me, to attend ceed to Lewiston. W. V. Currier who has been manager of the Woolworth store at Marlboro. Mass, has arrived
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
DANIELsoN FIRE "LADDIEs"
 HELD ANNUAL. BALL
State Armory Scene of BriIIiancy and
 Gaiety-PeopIe From Neighbor- ing Towns Present.

An important social event of the pre-Lenten season was the sixth an- nua1 concert and ball of the Danielson Firemen's association in the state ar- mory Friday evening, the affair at- tracting many Danielson people and representatives of surrounding towns.
 :. The big drill shed at the armory was prettily decorated with flags and
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17

the following officers: Abbie Fish. mo- b1e grand; Ada Sweet. vice grand; Catherine Gilbert, right support Florence Johnson, treasurer; Ettabelle Griswold, past noble gram. and Bertha Thompson, past noble grand. The first noble grand of Hope Rebekah lodge. Rhoda Woodburn. was present at the meeting and was presented a bouquet of carnations.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
When Your ChiId Cries

at night and tosses restlesBiy, is con- you feel worried. Mother Gray'g Sweet Powders for Children is a tried and up colds fin 24 hours, relieve feveriah- ness. ~constipation, teething disorders stroy worms. Used by mothers for 29 years. Sold by all druggists, zBc Sample mailed free. Address. Mother Gray Co., Le Roy N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17

The East Greenwich Fire company and the Wakefield Fire company viii be the guests of the members of the P. s. BaFaoer Hose company of Paw catuclS at their bazaar in A. O. IT. hal this evening. There will be a street parade headed by the Westerly band. Next Thursday evening all of the local companies, with the exception of the R. I. Ones will attend.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17

After the chimney has burned out without taking the house up in smoke with it.
 fGuess we'd better clean out tha; chimney, now"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17

Major Arthur N. Nash met the mem bers of the Fifth company. c. A. C.. at the state armory on Dixon street. on Thursday evening and gave them full instructions as to guard duty at the bridge of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad, which spans the Pawcatuck river and connects Rhode Island and Connecticut. Major Nash in calling out the local company acted under orders received from Adjutant General Abbot. The first detail went on duty shortly after o'clock Thurs day night less than five hours after the orders were received. Two~men are posted at either end of the big bridge instructed to forbid the approach of any unauthorized person nearer than 100 feet of the structure. The guards are regularly armed as prescribed by regulations and will rigidly enforce their orders. A relief stands duty two hours and then Is relieved for four hours throughout the entire 24 hours of the day. which begins at 8 p. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17

After the horse has been stolen Let's lock the stable-door, after this.''
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
We Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps.

hospital, Worcester, after undergoing
 an operation for appendicitis. Buried in DayviIle. The body of Mrs. Lawrence Cooney was brought from Pascoag Friday for tburial in St. Josephs cemetery, Day vile. Mrs. Cooney formerly tved in DaYYiIle.