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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
SNo 0afota.
TnlNf NpN mn

Tnlot oBo pin. Soleph Ecter1on,
Ell al Gonlrnb5 Gpuntp5 bcbIt ficnote
Yionerer, ioIot forleoen beo ON,
ranrmet al ct SIaetilirlbe. San bar
bcifiGitiact mco at reiic Ell Sclcfon.
Itolpc NOR lit Stem, % oct artto9eS
at ban bcrrnocr bar opcrollItrcngt Jig.
Teterlon blcu onltrent 80 Nar GAM
mel.
Ynlaosuoane % &nluuanc. Sra
Siour NauS melbes, at oct | DC IioIte
Gage life hor oGret noget u'Topon-
liz at ic aulnpare foblet lanmen
nleo Sc iIotteitc YalabSpoanc / WFil.
moufec- @oncn& Sog p~c'toucr ira nen-
nc 9p. Ger bar nenllig pGrct total
MongcI poo arlI itbc / @lacf Stills,
oo Tor at oihicIpc Nsbcn blep Sill
pngnc Qinct bcn famine Hang Iont
Tnlob@ oN Soueppgnc.
!Spcr Nnrmcr i'm cscn Mullcr. Gll
Tornicr peo Noun ". $. Mcn5 hor /
ell Sfriuclic til 8. ". &crrcio, South
Tofotaa Observation-Disclosures, iiopiflei
Ell Tloll. hporpcb meact &ncbc ful1
ipurca al Normcrue. @cni Tiger, at
hper Sorntcr bllrbc pTrc I'm eacr
Msncr % male bpab del ban trTn'
ger pao Sen apern, hporneo areu'
turiobcr males. ltoenonl Oct lam.
nlaIcbc MeI al Snebe ca andre aorr'
|Iortcr piloc Ser trrnees fln.lioct, MT
ncr ban.
South Sufotas SmerpruSmftion
81. y. Singer, Statens Mcieriinipef'
tor, cplpier / i'm nplia ofientlig1iort(
Iopport Tor Rcanifabsaarct, cnocnot
lite SltIi. at South GatotaS Trooiif'
tion al Smer / bette Ior beleb Jig II
uGitcn - Miaipncr Ellno. Sera'
iaIber ppcr en- Wiaipn Vilito pae
Mciericr / @lacf Sins, hpnr Snoil
~iirien i iioite gor bar piIt ct tort Sp
ipine. Megnes en- @iennenn'nitsprt:
Ioi Iibt opcr 40 Gents or. Eiino, bnl
South Sofoto / Marets Cob produce
ret Smsr til Ell @Proi az oner II
Yiuipner Collars.
SnoinnerfpinSer arbeioer | &nno
huIc. Sra 9urIingtpn.S anets so
~pebfparter i Siour Sails mcloes, a
milcrc Snoianerfpinoer bar bespnot a
orbcioc i @areipitemetS forltlelie'
Suuobuie % oerpen ipnes at bap'
liunbet i'm rcttc Yla0S. Elsie apln
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
Spent bnuoe be bcbite 3rauere?

Ser bar | Den lille Slefte to Gibbs
%'tattere lom lau / ben pilbeite apnfllrruns
&c % retldmereoe b~peranore Ienber oo
ialnmen. On Sag ilps Den enc up Ell
Slatat: "@ore 3eite trGn9er insen Spss
be for at TRADE"
annfiirrenten tiers pner @aoen lite
NE bette, ng Soft 9iorbe Scar al BAN.
Wen nGite Dag fit ban pp en- Ylatat font
9ren moo Wtooparteu meo sc ippbiae
Orb: "9tei, life naar oct er NtebpinDl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
1sra J~armermsbc / gismaref.

Jra Tarmermsbc / 0ismnref. -
Rortb 0afotas Sarmcrs Linton al
'liitteoe iioite 5reoog i'm aarIise aon'
BENTON | Wismarcf eitcr at babe siet'
palat 5. n. montgomery al 3apper
til TrGiioent % @obert Solbcrg til
@iceprplioent. Wrs. 3. 6. Sbipler
al Visnlarcf bIeo palgt iii at eiter'
ielge lin Wanb iom Sefretpr. 9. g
anoerion poIetes Tom Rortb Gafotas
HeprP'entant til Oct rationale 0fsot
al Snrmers Union.
Vagerne abbares. Or. 6. =. 2ooo.
Stotens Waoabminiitrator, bar for
leoen nnoer ct SpboIo / Wtinot aopa.
ret Vagerne MOB at fine op grso.
prilen. Ser maotte life forlan9es
mere enc 10 Gents for ct Is Ounce
9reo eller 10 Gents Tor ct peienoe
IL Tunb, ba Der eller5 piloe relies
Inflagc. Or. 2abo fom til Wtinot
FOR at fonferere nleo Sanoelsfolf /
oenne Gel al Stotcn, % buab ban
'Grlig lagoe ale oo crbper poo Sier-
te bar bette, at Der life maatte bort
so'les noaet al Wooporer.
"epslpic" Wrtter brinser Mprfbc.
bcns 8jerninacr. grpuoeaomini-
'trationen bar beororet Sarge til of
ipore paa aulet peo life at labe @a-
ocIpiene brGnbe belle Natten, men /
Scbet al Den fsritc al oisic "lpsleic"
Nptter bIep Der begoaet ire Reperier.
Yfan er oerfor / nogen 5pil ON, bpor,
pibt oct bliper rtoqcn pirfelig gcipa-
relie. Noliticbef TahIgren erflpreoe,
at Ell ullninbeIig liben Golitiitprfe
bar til liben 9cifpttelie / Ell @p meo
"lpslsle" Hptter, oa S%orbrpoerlte
berpeb fom / fit rette Clement.
Sagcn falot til @nibinatun. s. 8.
&aaen, Nortb 9ofotoS 2nnobrugS-
fommisiGr, bill Den 27bc Dec. tiItrr.
DC Heiien til @aibington, bpor ban /
Observation-Disclosures bill afgipe
Tibnesbnrb ianlebrinq ben forlangte
Soronbring / "8raoing" al Spebe.
gtortb Safotas Sarmere bar giort
Iororing paa ptsie Wtobificeringer /
DC MI nilpenote Hegler, og Scr. So.
qcn bill / Waibineton onnlooe ON, at
Gegten paa go. I Northern Snebe
irttes til 81 Yilnb, go. , til "a
~
Tllno og go. 3 til 81 Tllno.
Bonnie / Snbiancrifole? 8 oe,t
peo @ismarcf beIiggcnoe Sorcneoe
Stoter5 Snoianerifolc, iorleben Iuffct
for Sernlinen, illbtrnf npIig Ell Gr.
ploiion, Der anrettcoc itor GoeIrgacls
ic / Sopcbbpaningcn. @. 9. Gbelen,
Der bar Speropipn meb ~Glllitalten, err
flGrer MI, at lllpffcn ifplbeS Bonn.
Der, Der bar prret onbraat ltlber TO
itore Tanobeboloerc / 9pgningeus
aielbcretnae, oa at oct helit er Cant
bets % Hcnicrin1cn5 SLENDER, iom
oaiaa Der bar ppret pnafprbc. Ssll-
Ititsocpartementet foretager MI Ell
omhpggellg unoer'c9elIe.
Sar maaife ornfnct iig. Glarf
@opep, tioligere usiiitcrenoe Sberiff
/ gSaro Golrntp, ~ior'uanot for flere
Tiger iiberl paa en- hemmelighebsfulb
Waabe, men Nfniterlet ipnes mi beI-
bis opflnret % tpbet berbcn, Of so.
nep bar begaact Selpmoro peb Truf.
ming / Mi5iouriilpsen rpr Wanban.
Sans alroer iorlotes nentlig SpnbaG
poa Glpebrcbben, og Der er ingen
5pil oerom, "a De gi~cnfienotes peo
hans pificieae Tolitinlcrfc % eft so.
toqraii al bans Sltitrlt. Wnn nil BIZ
sc, at ban bar fonln1ct / finaniiele
%nnifeIigbebcr, bporfra ban life ioo
Jig nogcn l(ooei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
Wontand.
Stur Wrnnh / Meithn. cSe

Stur @rano / @eitbn. Sem Sorret-
ningSbpQninger neobrpnote Den 1Soe
os, / @eitbp meo eft Cab al S25 5000.
Oct er treble Sang inoen nogle fau
llaer, at Slo paa en- noget mpitiif
Wtnabe er ubbruot / benne 9p, og en-
nlistGntelig Eerion er III arrelteret.
SrGlaitirmaer inSpilger 8 Simcrs
Dag. Sfplge &ernetb Hois, 9eitprer
az Inoconoa Copper 0ttning Cos
Srplaitaioeling, bill ole S~rGlaitiir.
mner meo Grit / peitlige Wontal,a
begpnbc meo 8 Siners Nrbeibsoag
oeu lite San. Sernteb ontages sc
ppientli0ite Nlrbeioerllroligbeoer at
pprc bilnqt, ga fortere NrbeioStio /
lGngere Sib bar prret frGpet al sc
orgoniierebe Nrbeibere.
ltrOlisbeSer / Billings. Gn roien.
sc Tebclilpf, tGlenbe pper ct Sum.
brcoe WGno, itormebc Monong Scot
SGngilct / billings for at lpncbe
Sltan Sllurro, Ell merifanif Seftions.
arbeioer, ion ifiso pg brpbtc Ypliti-
betient Gnos Nclion. Otter at SGng.
ilets pbrc Ser par ilaaet inb iif hng
Sprercrne Ell lao BARN Wobtagelic
al Sheriffcn og hans Nsiiltente-, at
~Nlngrcbst FOR ct Gieblif itnnicoc3, %
imiolcrtio ollfom ser Ell iaa llcr 80.
litiitprfc. at belle Sprprsplanen ialot
Ii Stapcr. Ser hlcp al Sbcriiicn %
hans WGnb iprct ilcrc polbiommc
Salper moo SoIfcmasicn men Der
bleu eicninnlia loat al pao iffc ut
trGife, bn inqcn ipllteS at pCrc lanret
letter at Sloact bar opcr.
&ulfontrullcn life pcllpffct. ". :.
Smiltblcburit, Statens 9rGnbeaonli.
vibrator, bar eiter @ienncmaaael'c
ai Happorter ira iprifiellige Scle al
Staten fpntrrct til Den Spcrbepis'
ming, at Den rationale Slllaontilli'tra-
tion iod langtfra bar nuact lin Scil-
liigt. Sra ioa onrtrent ole Steoer
melbes nemllia, at auIpriien err 'teget
|iioen Scr inttcs en- fnit EriS peo Grit
berne. Billings iigeS at nTrc Den enc
lite On Der iii bar Den ianlnnc FriS
ipm Tor ben rationale Administration
lfrco inb, % Sprhsiclien / andre Sp-
er gaar ira so Gents til ST pr. Son.
Set or life nlcne MontanaS Slll. lcnl
er iteget / Tris, men peiaa oct / @po.
ulina ubunnbne aitl, al hpilfet Trp.
ouft Der iTlees meeet inoen Mon-
tana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
Noro Cafpta.
Zeal Glcpntpr ncobrGnot.


Ialcn Gin mclotca bcu 1Sbe bs., al
u. :. SIion x Cos elevator / zeal
pur neobrGuhi, Ter par noglc Gage
isr ogiao aiort Sor'ea pna at iGttC
Den famine glepotor ibrano, ioet Slo'
los opba9eoes nebe / Den nebcriiC
Singe.
Cafe &eaion arebs. Treiter oa &c.
leaater inben Den Horitc Slitbcrltl
airte / Nmerifa / Strsact omiattenb(
ben ccntraIe norbIigc Gel al Staten
holbt iorleben iii orgariierenbe Ie.
Zoe / Tepils safe % beilltteoe at falb(
|areoien cafe Region areos. Yaitol
Spar Sapneros az Ytoooocf oalgte;
til arebiens Jormanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
Iurciasiombee.

"Gaa. Smancn. peo on hpao @uergi
% Snretnsiomheb or for uoeet?"
Seq peo life riatig."
80, for Srempel Ell al bore riaeitc
Nrnh bcarnNte uoeu S.iorte paa arops
pen. % III bar ban CT Bar Migiouer."
~Snor mango saar ban meb 40 Gan.
acu bag"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
cuiuips her iffe Writer Sppepst.

paaaruuh af fin '~tnrtcuhr % o''ersure pirtulra fan
9aruitut Rromo G.utuirc tuueS of hnem'ouhclft nbtn
al hrpir'c Glerpeitet eller Rtuqtu / popehtt Ter 81
fan en- "grpmo Cuirtut". T.. N. @ropt's Gig
natur pda 9Gisu. 3OC. Adv
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21

iii Sorbruaere, beenHoeuSe oermco for tope War
iioen. aaH ~reicrcre I'll Smiiuoer al t~iIfreoie
aunoer orer belle 0orooeiter. Si booer ben
auer beniie / iri euit lss irpsne SiIo til Sc pr.
30. iRGstr Fsrit irosien % usaet I'm Whitiue ira
Misunderstanding sc pr. 20. AIoiia SabisTih
(4Iad ephl lac per puEN. Alaifn 8sb Sph
CANINE Sif ION fables Tier | Qorae) Ice 9p,
~ ate aIaifa Cob torn lac 9h. aIafa SaImon lse
30. nj SiIf ira Alaiia reuaiprt oe ub,n 0opsb "a.
raoilt 9iitrel l2s, Bite l5c. Mhttefih Loo. luIibess
lst gu patts hnilttu,ouihelt sslortrnleuf al ftf I'll
az upaei tuttli GIaes. Sirip eitcr 2 rislne poo iaI.
tsi Seblthth. SaImpn. SiIN % aHhopies. epilftniom.
belft SGrf 7 Si,luit ntl fcyirlc nig, al hi er
nnalioellee z wo:ternb Sth 60, 1929 Gelt
supertcr ct, Xuluib, glirn. =
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21

ut furtre Sorfi SIeIie paa CIT Tao.
San Saratipe Srpmo Cuiuine IabIcttcr.
Npothe'trer tilbaaebstaler penaeae hniS bet Tie tnrr,
rer. T.. n. 8rope's Signatur poa sG"er. 300. Nbo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
sra

Sd d
bernoe,
bes ies
Isiennenr|
tenligit
Norbolbe1
il,eget y
Sten be
Soro3una
oeit for
ueis, iol
iau nlegd
Der. @d
cnbe Ta|
os 1915
mango 4
itnute
pa Den
ielp. s
hplbt q
Senipn 4
ret SufI
Oct iaa
pg alsbd
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
Miuneiptn har Lip Statc @nnfs

ga Der iorlcocn qnnc2 @cplaillg I'll
en- I'M State @onf / q, Tnul bleu Der
oplnit, at Miuneioto nteh ocrne me
Gilbert bar LIE al bi8ic Snititll-
tioner. Nuormorac NotionnIbonfc
cncr pripntc @aufinititlttouer Der er,
pplpic5 life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21

HeIs
Yeberio1
Iebe,r s
ng Rr4
Settlere|
beg9e I
Sor ip4
Sonleite|
euer 81
fables.
&nrnerd
Sails, \
Gon1pnn|
/ Sorre1
BERNIE 8
han fin
Wr. Nel
her, ion
fine Mtd
hapt fd
SiSen /
bcaroet.
Reniter
initial a
9litorrtpG
brubepdd
9!gtelle,
@eneu,
poerbras|
Sslpifeei
&9rbi d
gauge
paa &oi1
teitab q
0dtmr
at bore
@renber4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
Snnbeoulifnb urffer Turifrrffclic.

u llobrllO al N~unoCQuIifub bar nit
liz / Cmc9ncu Al NcStCtr Center, %
Norifrrffrlicn bar ppret inn 'tor, at
Garncrnc hor muattct Icoioac line
Born iii oQ ira Sfolcn @ulc Nutbc
plies at hare blot aurl % @riie,
hpurucn %auoitrrffcn muaifc nil
iprcoc& bIanot Observation-Disclosures.
9luc Sumo Ser tiloOca at Qon leie.
hLiNrr mIrtiAil mllllN ifmNt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
Waufatu irlaer i'm onmlc Gro.

|uaiaQcrto1 pao Tulltth x &ron
NonQc @oncu Qit iioitc Senona Al
Sporct REQ &in@ooIe, oQ ga ire Eu5-
iaQcrpoQllc cleo llb oucr Ell % Noo
.hui Sfrrrt % brrpna uUltcoc oper
poa SiocIL fpm life minbrc enc "a
NCrioncr iilifooc. Gl3ic mango Sna.
rcoc, huoroi nc oIlcr tIcitc par WtTno,
bruQtc2 til N~oipltulcr / Solpcr %
SulIhan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21

&fpIgc GitcrrctrinQ ira Sttnma er e.
Inhcrinn al 8onpicf bIonbt &c nnlig
/ Trnnfrio ial0nc ~fanobiife Solontcr.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-13
An Effective Laxative
 For Growing Children
pr. Cald,oeH's Syrup Peps;r, Highly Recommended as
 q Family Remedy

In children the slightest irregularity of the bowels has a tendency to dis turb the entire digestive system, and unless promptly remedied invites seri- ous illness. The experienced plotner knows that by training her children to regularity in this respect, and when occasion arises administering a mild laxative, she will have little need for the doctors services.
 Mrs. Leo Weigand, 3251 Central Ave, N. S.. Pittsburg, Pa, whose two boys, Frank and Joseph. are shown in the illustration, writes that she has found Dr. caldwelPs Syrup Pepsin q most effective laxative. not only for the children but also for herself, and that she will always keep It in the house to use when needed. pr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin is a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin that acts easily and naturally, with out griping or other pain or discom- fort. It Is pleasant to the taste GO that children like it, and is equally effective on the strongest constitution
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-13

upon Immediately so the committed can proceed with Its hearing Monday
 During today's debate the democrats insisted that no evidence worthy oi serious consideration had been pro- duced and that 1t was useless 10 con tinue consideration of rumors. The republicans, however, insisted that only a thorough investigation would clear congress of damaging reports which have become current since the ''lealI' charges first were brought.
 Lawson AssaiIed on Both Sides.
 Lawson was assaiIed on both sides of the house. No one went so far to say that ' is charges should be taken seriously, but republicans con- tinued to urge that now he had made them he should be forced to put up or shut up."
 Representative Harrison, democrat accusing the republicans of pushing the inquiry for partisan purposes, as- sailed Representative Wood particular ly for introducing his resolution when lie was in possession of no facts and could produce nothing more than ''measly anonymous letter" He said MT Wood owed a public apology to Secretary Lansing, Secretary TumultT. MT. Baruch and others for bringing their names into the affair.
 Wood Fad No Apology to Make.
 MT. Wood replied that. he had no apology to offer for introducing the resolution and that he thought a thor ough inquiry alone would satisfy the country.
 Representative Henry charged that the republicans in urging the original investigation were in an infamous political conspiracy against the dem ocratic administration and the demo- cratic party"
 He said aid had been given Repre- sentative Wood by Representative Gardner of Massachusetts and that Theodore Roosevelt also had helped in the efforts to bring about the inquiry.
 "Why?" asked Mir. Henry. "Because the president was seeking to bring about peace and these gentlemen were trying to tie his hands"
 While insisting there was absolutely no evidence back of any of tho charges, Mr. Henry declared he was willing that the committee should summon Lawson again and said he was in favor of putting him in a common jail" should he continue tc defy the committee.
 Little Chance for Penalty.
 Whatever the action of the house may be in relation to MT LaWson'F refusal to answer questions. most oi the members concede that there is little chance that he will ever suffer any penalty. The power of this con gross to punish person in contempt will expire on March f. and it is pointed out that Lawson, by suing for writ of habeas corpus, probably could keep his case in courts until after that date.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-13
wIILIAIANTIC OFFICE, sz Church St. Telephone 21O-z.
ARRESTED IN SPRINGFIELD.
Milton Wadsworth Tried to Sell Pa troiman Clergy a Loaded Revol- ver-Taken to Holland Jail.

As the result of trying to sell Pa trolman Cleary a loaded revolver, Milton Wadsworth of South Coventry was placed under arrest in Spring field Monday afternoon. When the man, who is 27 years of age, was taken to the police station 1t was learned that he was wanted by the police of this state for various breaks that had been made in cottages at Lake Wagumbaug during the past year. Thursday afternoon, State Po- hceman Jackson of this city went to Springfield and brought the man back to Holland county where he was put in jail to serve the remainder of O sentence which he was serving at the time of his escape from jail. He will have to remain in the jail Il more days before he can be tried on the new charges against him.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-13

course, now and then there are a few that won't be satisfied. Supt. John Wilson was a messenger in the house as far back as when John A. Tibbits was speaker, and almost ever since then, with the exception of the Bald win administration, when he was Showed under, he has served as as sistant or superintendent of the state capitol.
 Norwich was very much in the leg islatiye 1oodlight of the session of 1915 in the general fight over the an the 1913 session. with that gas and electric commission, the power com pany charters and other matters of special interest. Yes, the city and town of Norwich had prominent place on the legislative maps. The legisla- ture of 1917 has been in session but two days, and Norwich comes to the front and center with couple of mat ters, one to amend the city charter to extend the term of office of the city clerk, and the other concerns the city court judge. While there is nothing of great import from the town at this time, still the start off with two reso- lutions to it's credit is going some, and there is no telling what will be brought forth before the time elapses for the reception of new business.
 The legislative committees of the WOIDSn ana the 2nIl-SHI- fragettes have not put in appearance as yet at the state capitol. But the session is in it's infancy and there will be disappointment for the members if the ladies do not appear in the lobby in the very near future.
 The term of County Commissioner Albert H. Lanphere of Waterford is soon to expire, soon enough for his successor to be appointed at the ay1f nf Q Ia phere is a democrat. but was appoint ed by republican legislature. He has been at the capitol the two days of the present session. perhaps getting the politician and may be able to turn the trick a second time and be his own successor, but there is considerable doubt on that particular point.
 The legislature convenes again next TueSdaN--
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-13

Liberty council. Daughters of Aneri- ca, had installation Wednesday even ing as follows: , sociate couneelor Mary Beebe; junior past councillor. Carrie Felct; vice coun- ciIor, Fife Lamb; warden, Helen Brown; conductor. Miranda Baker; outside guardian, N. Fowler.
 The associate vice councillor ana the inside sentinel will be installed later. Cake and ice cream were served.
 Attended Mystic Social.
 Eight Rebekahs from here attended the social given the lodge by the Odd Fellows in Mystic. Thursday evening.
 Tfe band will have a rehearsal in the fire room this evening.
 James Campbell is employed in a market in New London.
 Mrs. wayland Morgan. who is ilt, Is more comfortable.
 SamIeI Patterson is i'll with grip.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Chapman of Poquonoc have moved here. They occupied the Durfee house on Prospect Hill
 Mrs.~M. E. Bailey. suffering from a broken hip, is more comfortable.
 County Commissioner Reeevers. County Commissioner Charles H Smith, who has been i'll with grip is able to go out. At Santa Barbara. MT. and Mrs. Owen Williams, who are taking honeymoon trip by auto mobile through California, are now in Santa Barbara. F. E. Williams is in Hartford for a few days. He expects to make that city his home a little later in the sea- son. Entertained Class. Mrs. Albany Smith entertained the Mizpah class yesterday afternoon. Re- Treatments were served at the close ot the session.
 Mrs Charles Libby entertained the Missionary society of the Methodist church this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-13
THE H. 6. MURRAY GO.

an increase of nearly 40 per cent is shown.
 The shipments of iron ore from all the other important iron-mining dis tricts in the United States showed in- creases ranging from 3.2 to 49 per cent. The Birmingham and other Al abama districts are estimated to have shipped to blast furnaces approxi- mately $500, 900 gross tons, compared with 5,134,955 tons in 1915, an increase of S.2 per cent. The other Southeast ern states. including Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, are estimated to have shipped approxi- mately 100000 gross tons, compared with 7S6,437 tons in 1915, an increase of 27 per cent. The Northeastern states, including New York, New Jer- sey and Pennsylvania, are estimated to have shipped approximately 2.500,- 900 gross tons, compared with 1889 916 tons in 1915. an increase of nearly 48 per cent. The Western states in cluding Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming, are estimated to have ship ped approximately 725,000 gross tons compared with 4s5, ,942 tons in 1915, an increase of 49 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-13

St. Patrick's Tierney Cadets of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Connecticut installed officers at a meeting held in Columbus hail. One new member was admitted. The ca dets have received an invitation to
 attend the second anniversary of the Sacred Heart Tierney Cadets at Gro ton, on Sunday Jan. 2S, at o'clock, in the basement of the Sacred Heart church. It was voted to hold con tests, the proceeds to be used to pur- chase uniforms for the cadets.
 The committee of arrangements ap- pointed for the Catholic Total Ab- stinence Union of Connecticut parade and field day in Torrinston in June, 1917, is composed of Charles Haubt. chairman, Leroy Shea, Thomas Foley, Peter Donohoe, August Inderdohen, Joseph Donatti, County Director Will liam McGuinness of Norwich induct- ed the new board to office. assisted by James Mcdonald, county organizer of the cadets of New London. The off, cers are: President and Treasurer, Rev. M. P. Hart; first vice president, Charles Turner: second vice presi- dent, Thomas Foley: financial secre-
 tary, August Inderdohnen; recording
 secretary, Andrew Hieschalk: cores bonding secretary, Michael McGrath; ; arms, Steven Mfzak; drillmaster, Sergeant Richard Herman of the Connecticut Coast Artillery Corps of New London; entertainment commit
 tee, Angus Inderdohnen, chairman, PeteE Donohoe. Bernard Inderdohnen, Joseph Donath, Michael McGrath, Charles Haubt, Leroy Shea
 Speeches were made by Rev M. P
 Hart, county director, William H. Mc- Guinness of New London and the county organizer, James A. Mcdonald.
 Degree for Four.
 The regular meeting of Mystic En- campment, I. O. O. F., four candi- dates received the first degree. At the next regular meeting January 26 the