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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
Die amcrifaniIdc Nrmcc.

9etrcfis ser nmerifaniidcn Streit-
frGfte in Sroufreih ingte Der aron.
prin3:
sd babe gefunocn, ooB oie Mebr-
3abl nid)t meiB, pofiir lie tdmpft,
ober mir fiihlen iclbitoertGnolih Die
8irfung oes Gntritts Der 9Iuerifa-
ner in Den &rieg; lie baben oiel
9riegsmateriol heriibergeinnot llno
Jest ienocn lie piel Wfenihen Yia.
tCrial.
o@ir iprehen often BON Sieg, d"
fltbr Der aronprin5 tort. .Gos
@ort Sieq bari nif1t in Dem Sinne
ousgeIegt ncrber J4B nil Den 6cino
5u nernihten nilnihen, ionoern onB
mir un5 nur beboltpten rno nidlt
iiberminoen Iaiien moIIen. GSn Dem
9lugenbIif, oo Gnglono IN oen aricg
eintrot, mar mir Dos flor, lm0 i'd
babe INNER nit glndorud baroui
binqclpieien"
9Iuf Die Remerfltng bin. Ser arnn-
prin3 gclte I'M 9lusInno ol5 o6euer.
freIier" er1pioerte er:
sd femme oicic 8orpiirfe; brol,-
die ih crit 3u iaQen boB fein @ort an
ihnen mobr it,"
Nnfang bes 8rieacs.
9luf Die 9Fraqc, neIhc 9fation 6cn
Grica beaonncn hobe, iaQte Scr Sronz
prin3, c5 lei flar, boB gnqIano Die
giinitige @ClcQenhcit bcnllbeu moll-
tc.
r9cIqicn", ioQte Ser &ronprins,
mar lmmcrhin MIR Elm &ormouN;
@nglono griff Gin, neil Ser belttidle
g8ettbcncrb ihm rncrtr0glidb pur-
0e.
u@ir fonpicn nm unicre @riiten5,
un0 idl micNerholc, lllicr 3icl fonn
oc2halb MIR iein ms iif,cr3uitr0cn, "
Sic 9lngriffc oea 3Seinoca" il,br
ser aronprin3 bctrcff$ scr @cItiront
Iort, ncr0cn 3lpciicIIos nod 2iuiQc
3eit fortooucrn, obcr ltnIere ;S2iybe
miiiicn iclbit cinichcr. onb lie nid,t
inlItoroc iino. ihr 3icl SIT Crreid)cn
l1niere 1rltppen fdmpim Qldn5eno
uno id ihrcibc ihrcm Yhtthc hic
(hotIohc 3uQutc, oob Sic ririile lie
bcrmodlt Scr feiuolihcn Stdrfe inns
nid1t cr0riIft.
llcber oir GorpFtijdltiQtcit ser
,fcinbe ser 2cutihcn iogtc Der aron-
pri15:
mTic Iran3oien fimpicn gI0n3en0
l1no ocrbIutcn iih. Sic ih@ucH r'r
feincm CpFcr suriid @ei h1n b~iti-
id'en Tr1ppcn lit Der cit3cIne Ronu
ichr qtt lno onsoouerno, ohcr oie
1fiihrunQ 1T mongeIhoit. @ci Den
Nmcrifoncr nhobe id, gcfun0cn, 0oB
oie Dtchr3ohl bon ihnen nidt mciB
nofiir iic fdmpft; ih froQte cincn ne.
ionqenen NmGrifoner. nofijr tie
fdnpftcn. uno er erlpi0erte, INNS Gl.
ion ouf sic Troac, mo ooa Glinb lei,
ontmortete cr, es lei Gin grober
Ger
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06

=. q So - = 49, a.. 80 L.
1em Ttdof9D,4tIjtcu E3i.teoere Il,
oIr IN eir.I E,gsuet au o1s id.loe.
}.riiGe a0l!snuilc15 ts9cparteaent
cine b;iitye &e;io1aun1 Ter Sidol
,3Ur y lait 5,artotie.u oec! 'Hlt bate,
/; cine AntipDTt 3use9auaen. Die ne
MIA troiitIh lauitl. sic Qebt babin.
ooB lWon Die EeihG, Jung pes lur
zen U}ebranbuu pcn 10000 6ettayeu
uctUenoigen S0atgules nit erbebIt
cen 5dpicr,lteiten oerounbcn mar
IND oaB oober Die no1 uorbanosnen
Gorrdtt an Sptjigilriotfeln oerlng
iten. Jur ben lniertantonoIeu Nus
qleih 6atten nun Die eln5elnen San
tone gu ior9en. SIN iibri9en nirb
oui Die neueu ipauiiden Aurtoiielu
perrpeitn, Deren 8e3ua nidt ratio.
riert 1T. Dobsi pergIBt man, poB
Der fir bieis &1rtoiiein 9eiUrberte
qreis iiir ben or0Bten 2cil Der Be
poiteruug einja4 uneridUin8Iih 1T.
Or itaot3iiraerliAe Nirte0erein bat
MN in elmer GinJabe an oas lon,
tomato Grnobrungs1mt Dos Geiud
gtiteat. es Jet Der .30ditpreis bon Is
dIf = biz II Jranisn bindai3uleBsn
3uy &:grlinour9 oesisI5en mlrb an.
1efGlrt, BOB es npr auf oieie gBe.i:
m01ljt lei, &artoiisIn in Die Stapt
herein1ubrin5en. Ser NoritdEp bea
gsrejas 6at T6 iel6ft OGoon U6sr
3euot, oaB in gepjiien Geg.noeR o:s
Aartors noh er6eblibe D}engen alIer
qartofie,n oorbaEoen iir9
;Fur bic ueuen ip1niitsn &artof-
ieln bat o.t guno Ri1ipreiie oHiqe
Itent, UNI bic ih osridieotne cs.
Iadfte m 3uria sujaa njdt Tim
msrtsn, in5tm liz boters Yreiie oer
lan1tsr. Sie iino nun oeyart befr-ft
norben, o5B i5nsn fir cine gentle
3sit tsins 9ortoiisln mebr 5ugsteilt
rerben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
Sin 0litrindltsorOmn.

lie frau ocs Ycamten J. in 60
.orHo CAB ouj osn Siirgermsliter Don
zoHtra un0 4encro. 6errn Dllileo
Eue5posCiHi, orei NeDolperiAuiie ub,
7on oenea Der legts Ibu erbebtm am
.,nitd.iD 0erIeBte. Die Uuentdteyn,
Ulutier ucu pler &Hoern, bat, ipie
Yopoio { &iberta" bert6tet, Dor einis
3er 3eit bic : AeiOung be7ntyaqt.
1as U}otio 8gr 2at mare Giieuiuft
getei.n, b. 9ert z. i'm Se3riii por.
d 5u oer9eirlten 2le Uaiie bltte
Il Dor Der Eat m Gel'ln}oun, no Iie
5h ieit elulQen Ujonatm auibielt,
siaens gum U}Urpau'oll onlsitaiit.
,}n cer Shetoun9siahe bltte Ubri
5u8 ots / lsanebe ge3tsbung gu
aauep1sC,Hi bsiirltlen, 10 bah bic Be
50yle jbru Uiann porlduii1 our
3a5un8 o0n lOJ IL. monatIIh In'
5ielt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
8eetn @ilions aOminiitra=
tion.

true tTdUSldttOU uiHu Win luS
postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
September 6. 1918, as required by
the Act OF October G, 1917.
@aihington, 3. 5cpt.
Ger repubIifoniid)e SCnntor Cher
man pon l5Qinois grill hcutc in elmer
Iangeren norbereiteten 2Iniprote itber
hie ron Inn OILS yridtomtIidl llno
perionlidl be3eihncte .Reqlerung"
I'M Scnat ocn 1rdiioentcH I9iIion
un0 Leine Communication, ln0 beion-
6crs Den perionlidlen 1Sreuu0 uuo 0e.
tothcr oes 0raiiocnten Cberit 6 w
6ouie ifnrf an. gSnbem or ironlid
auf Die iitngite grfldrltna oas Nrdii-
ocuten hlntpies, ooB Die 3olitif pcr.
togt iei, bernertte Der 5enator. oob
Gbcrit pouie, nof6em er Den 4raii.
0enten obeiuohe oui eigerc ,fouit" qe.
pdblt babe. in 0erbinoung nit elmer
aotcrie Oon teroniihen GoIltifern
lid i'm Sottel beiin0et. uno auf Die
QIrjf1e alte Wejie Eolitis matf. In.
ter oem @orDuno Der 4riegsuoumnfl.
ten, ia9te er, Iege Die aouiniitrution
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06

true translation nIeQ WIN the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
September 6, 1918, as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
9lmiteroonl A. Sept.
Gu5 @uoopcIter glott y9l3 Sit"
gibt cine 2IeuBerllng oes oeltid)en
&ronprin3cn iiber Die oeutihe 9luffui-
ilnq uon ySieQ" mieber 9tndl Die
lem 9Iotte iagte Der &ronprilt3, sic
2I6iidt ser 0eutihen lei iih 5u be
bauptcn uno lid nidt iiberrpinoen 3u
IoIIcn." Ser &rouprin5 iol erfldrt
baben, Dies lei ihm Don 0cm Iuaen=
bIifc an fIar gelpeien, 90 8roBbritun
uien in ocn &ricg cingctretcn lei.
Der &ronprin5 ncrlpahrte iih oage
gen, Elm o6eucrfreiier" 81 iein, ltnt
fllhr tort:
nWcnn Gcutihlono Grieg qepout
bate, piiroen mir niht 0icien 2luQen-
bllf gcipdblt hnben; benn feiner bate
iilr Gclttidlano iugiinitiger lein fon.
ncn.
9luf bic Srnge, nie or iih oas Gnoe
oe5 &ricgca 0cnfe, ertuioerte Der
aronprin5;
nGs gnoe miro fommen, neil oie
sSeinhe einiehcn ncroer, ooB iie niht
initonoe itno, 6ns rieiige 3ieI, oas lie
iid1 geictt baben, gu erreihen, uno
0oB Iie nidbt 10 pieI qeipinnen f0nnen,
aI5 lie oerIieren miiiien"
Die Gage i'm @eitcu.
llebcr Ole gegentpGrtigen adnlpfc
an Der 8ei.front iprnd Der &ronprinj
iif iolgen0ermaBen aus:
nIie 2Ingriffe oe5 8egners uno
Die 3uriid3iehun9 unierer 6ront an
mehreren Steuen miro in monhcu
Greiien oft fnIih ousgeIegt Gin lheil
uuieres goIfes lit 3u iebr an iortge
icbtcs &orriiden getpobnt; nenn e3
honn 3u elmer Sd)laht tonlmt, III Der
ser ,Sein0 ungrei-t, rno mir ms 81
pcrtheioiqen hobeu,niro hie2n1e nid1t
immcr ridltig perIton0eu. gei her
geurthelIung Der 2nqc oCm mi!;tari-
idlen, ME pom poIitiihen @ei.
pirnft aus oiirfcn mir cine Safe n,dyt
pergeiien - ooB mir ejnrn Tcrthaiei
qunasfrieg iiihren. Gin gernih.
tungsfrieg iit es nur fir uniere syein-
Be, nidlt mir inns: mir perlangen fei.
nen unierer (Segner su oernihten
25ntuerhin piinihen mir uns gu DC.
houpfen.
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&erfnr5una Der ssront.

N0r1s, I, 1CQ1
Die 9lrmecu Ser Gntcnte 2ai-
irtcn hobcn lett IS. ,SuIi sic 20uqc
Scr mcitIidlen ShIattirout I'm uohc
II ied3io QieiIcn ncrfiir3t, iic bobcn
Sic GCutiden nje0er ilber Dos @c
l0n0c 3uriifqchrdnQt, oo@ oieic in
ihron Ciieniipen I'M Nidr3 @pril
NM r<uIi Qcuonmen hottcu. Gie@
altt Dem obcritcn 5Fithrcr Scr On
tclttc Armceu cinc betrdhtlihc Nm
iobI Gipiiioncn in oic 6onn. oic biz.
her ouI icnen icdljia NeiIen 15ront
itnrhrn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
Die gmssabem fiir ben Dsonat sIuanit
gpo1hinoton. 3 Gent

LIZ 1Hn9upeH IhF ocH WtDnaf Thgnn.
0oIbIngton, 3. Sept.
Iic aric9Snisgaben Ger Reaierlnq
iiIr Den Wonot 9Iu1uIt iiberiteioen
Die nIer friihcren 0tonute nm mehr
ais 100,000,000 mo bctroQcn I'M
gon3cu noh Den bis heutc uorlicacn.
ocn 9eridten $L,714,000, 900. g8ei,
tere 9eritte mogen oieie 3ohl noh
lm $50,000,000 erbobeu,
Die cigentIidleu Rricg8ouSlaacn
hetrugen 81 ,46S, 100000 oocr $500
100000 mebr OILS Der I'M lebten Wo-
nat ouigcitellte bobe Rcforo. Qarin
'tno Die NusIaqen pom perQanacnen
Somstaa nidt eingeid)Ioiien. Ole TO-
melt nod nidt 5uiammeuqeItclIt
mur0Cn
Gic ocn 2Iaiirtcn boraeitredten
GorIchen betragen ousihlieBIih Der
pom lcbtcn Samstaa 1914, 900 900
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
anertennuns Der Sidedo=
Slpmlfen.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
September 6, 1918, as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
TrObibitiOns= Reiolntion.

postmaster at La Crosse. Wis. on
September c, 1918, as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
@aiblngtou, 5. Sept.
Ter @un0cs Scuat nohm an
Gonncratng obnc 9tamensallfruf cine
'fciolutlon ocs Scnatora acapqa,
Qfinncioto, an, morn Der Graiioent
crnddltiat mirh, nm 9erQperfe,
Sd,iiiabauucrftcn. Wflnltionaiobri-
len uuo onoerc NricQaonIogen cine
otrodcne Gone" SIT crtI0ren Gle
RcioIutiou gcbt iebt an 0os Sans.
Sic lit cine SIolticI gu Der I'M 5cnot
ihucbcnoen nntioualen Grobibitions.
oorIngc Ger Batter Ger Rciolution
aIoubt bo9 ISnfrofttrctcn Der @or
Ioac fonnte ncr30Qcrt ncrocn. mes
rcQcn cine bcionoerc RcioIutiou uo.
THO lei. nm olcIe Grrh0ltniiIc in obi
gem llmi0nQc I'll rcQeln.
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0eutidlcr SprddDunterridlt.
CHICAGO, 4. Sept

NE'N~bNF 7. -tFIs
@ci @rofinling ser ShuIen in
Ghicogo, S5uinoia, itcIltc iih om
GicnStag berous, 6oB Der ocutihe
Sprohuntcrriht niht g1n3Iih pom
SehrpIan qeitridlcn morocn, ion0ern
ur moOiii5irt poroen lit G8 nir0
periitcrt, 0aB SdiiIcr, oie Deutif i'm
lcbten Sabre ituoirt bottcn. oicicS
,fah alh in 0ieiem Sabre in ocu 81.
tcntIid)en Sd)uIcu fortirbcn fonnen.
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Son ben ariegsid)auplGben.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. or
September 6. 1918, as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
Wafcnicn iuicoer qcnaunt.

&0n0nu, TO- sept
Seit NgQinu Scr pcrcinten 81
ieniipe Der iran3oiiihcn uno britt.
id)en (ruppcn Die am s. Auguit III.
rem NninnQ nohn1 pnroen oti beut
idlcr 5eitc an Der ShIndtfront nidt
ucni9cr oIa iiebcnitnoaeunsiQ pcr.
id'ieocne Tibiijohcn pcripen6et.
Nm Wittpod) mar INNER nod fcin
gin5eiheu 6cs criportcten @caen.
itoBc2 ser GcutId]en oil Der @eit.
front. ser bnIo gcnlodlt meroen mnp
mcnu 8cnerol bon @uoenoorif Die
sage retten Mill. gefonqcnc iprcdlen
non elmer QehelmnibDoGen aroben
9lrrncc inter ffuhrunq 8encrolfelo
lnnrihon uon Uiafcnicns, 0ir bereit
Itebe. lid oui Die 90iirten 8u ftiir.
}en. oodl 1T nift befonnt. mo- oicic
NruCp ifPhcn ipQ
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06

u er DEM 8u b M natla1t, per.
)itut lDn n,t;.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-09-06
General Brnbes in @labimuituf.
yoilliraton. 4. Cent

~~f1fAfilt Atkt-y , III
General Wnrh qob heute Die 2ln.
funit ocs (3eueroImolors QiIiam q
t3rupes uno ieiues St0bes in @laoi.
noitof sur ellbernobme 0e5 Refebl5
iiber Die amerifaniiten Iruppen, Die
on Der neren Gitiront fampfcn, be.
fonut (3encrol Brouc5 bat non Den
Nereinlaten Stonten AZ Cfiiiere
ln0 1883 W2aun mltqcnonlmen, bic
oeu bereit5 bort eingetrofienen Reqi
mentcru uor Den Q1ilippinen 3uge.
felt ner6en iouon.
Cine Deiterc autiin6iquna bes
Generals g2arh bcinqt, 6ab 6ie 8e.
iamnlt3ohl Der bon dmerifonilhenSd.
ZEN obgefabreuen omerifonii6en
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Selegrapbiide Noti;tn.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
September 6, 1918, as required by
the Act of October 6, 1917.
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gTamiieriabrten" pom IntO5,

Sm aouton 9burgou bGlt man
fd) oarIber oui. ooB 3iirder Nntos
mobile nod nQomiterfobrtsn" ouss
iii6ren t0uncn. Is ideint Tih in
her ,6auptfa4e um 2ornmeter su
bonoetn, bic our Noht3eii i'm Gouton
6erumfa6rcn unb Butter, 5ped uno
Gicr 3uIommeniouien. Die thur
gauii6e goli3ei rtidt nidt aus, I'm
rieiem 4utomobil6etrie6 baS 0dnts
rrert gu legcn. 3nei Nutomo6its iiro
tlr3lih erlpiId)t por0:n. zines bauon
nit 100 Tilo Butter U}an iroot Iid,
Oh pirtlih Qeraos iett per WOment
setommen 1T, ben Gj1rol,a5cIiscrH.
lpie iie es perlanqsr. bic &,uain3us
teilunq au erb5ben. 8ea}nip,se m
8ud3ug Der Tabr6etpill8una Juy Qu-
tomo6iIe, bic beim GdleiaE mol srs
miidt neroer, mare sber an Y,aBs.
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Die 5siGqueGltn pon Yib1
gs6en on einem Gage $4,000 Qiter
Bniier.
Der Speihelteder tam ME
Robrung5iorgen baben. bsnn es iputs
ten 70 piele Dor ibm aus.
Die penigeu 5atpotiz SnIeln
befben minositens 40 8ultane, barr
unter pier3sbn erlter Gronung.
Dos pdre Der gefdidteile 9rdu.
msr, Delher imitdnoe mare, Elm bes
pobnborss Quiti4IoB gu baueu.
Obne Sonnenitrabhmg rpiiroe
mad YouiIet Die 9smpsratur Der
Gr0e 50 @rd0 unter JEul betruqeu.
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9ronprins @ilbelm iiber bic
SriegsSiele.

True translation filed with the /
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
September 6, 1918, as required by .
the Act of October 6, 1917.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-30
GOSHEN

Schools in District No. J, No. 10 and No. F, closed for the Christmas hol- iday and a week vacation.
 Miss Williamson, teach@r'tn the 12th School distr:cr. spent the vacation at he" home in Avon, .....,-
 The Goshen Sunday school held a Christmas exercise and entertainment Tuesday. 4 very interesting pro gramme of music and rec,tations was given by the schools at 11.S0 o'clock. After dinner and a social hour, Santa Claus appeared and helped to dis tribute the gifts, also oranges and bags of candy to each one. AIr and Mrs. William H. Seer and family from Norwich were in attendance and pleasing indeed 2, it wasA5te hear the words of greeting from Mir. Geer- a former supfr.ntendent4 of the Goshen Sur S9y school, and a resident here for many years. A eolleeticr1 of $19 was taken by the school for the children of Armenia es.2 iasaeaA
 Mir and Mrs. A. B. Kenyon were in Rhode Island this week attending the funeral of Mrs. Nathan Foster, Mrs. Kenyon's sister law
 A. T. RardpIl of the payal station, at Pellai1am Fay, x. Y, was home on Wednesday, "E s
 A. w. LatArop of Hartford was home over the Christmas holiday
 Indications point toward g broken winter. ,Blu2 birds have keen heard and squirrels are about. While pick ing up a stick of wood out of doors bright gIov worm Qightning bugl, was rot4l by a Goshen resident, ons day recently @5EtsI
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-30
COLUMBIA

The young men from town who have been in various camps, are being mustered or, and are making their appearance here Dennis Brousseau and Aubrey Winter have been home about a week. and Herman Brown ar rived Christmas day.
 A number of people in town have influenza, among them Harold and Evenlyn Woodward and Ruth Tan ner, who were quite i'll for 6 time, but are improving. At the lime the schools closed for the Holidays, half Ce the pupils on the High School team were detained home by illness, and the driver of the team. Clayton Hurst, now has 8 mild attack of the dis ease.
 William B. spraque of Andover, executor of inc estate of Eunice Hunt, was in town last Friday and together with Fred A. Hunt and Charles K. Hitchcock, appraisers, invtntoried the property.
 Mrs. Ethel Blakely, the mail carrier met with a serious accident Christmas eve. Ii! walking through the wood house, she stepped on the covering to an opening in the floor, which gave
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-30
HANOVER

The Congregational Sunday school Christmas ertertainment this year was in the f1rm of a pageant given in the parish house Sunday evening, the 22nd. Tie pageant pictured the ador- ation of tho Christ Child at the manager in Bethlehem. by the shep- herds, Wise Hen, children o1 Bethle- hem and angels. Carols were sung by the choir during the service and pa geant
 The public school closed Friday, the 20th, with Christmas tree in. the aft ernoon and an entertainment in the ev- ening. The entertainment was well attended and both children and teach CTS won much praises for it's success. The proceeds were to purchase a Victrola for the school It is with re- gret that the community learns of the resignation of Mrs. Burr, the principal Of the school
 The Ladies' Guild recently held a Christmas sale, with play. No Man ir the House. a9 entertainment The play was much enjoyed by al The caste follows: Mrs W. G. Park, Mrs. F. L. Smith, Miss Fife Rblard, Mss Dorothy Harrison and Earl J. Fapireau. Four tables, food candy, faLcy work, and the mystery booth, made the sale a success financially. Ice crtam was al so for sale after the play.
 The Sunshine class. a group of girl; from the Sunday school also had g table of farcy articles and disposed of quilt, which they had made. The l proceeds of the quilt, which was auc- toned off, went to the Red Cross.
 Ralph Standish Of Brown universi- ty is home for the vacation. MT. and Mrs. Angus Park entertain ed over Christmas Mr auG Mrs. F, G
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-30

way, and she fell to the floor below, injuring her elbow and springing three of her ribs. While the accident is painful it is not considered serious, but recovery will be tedious. She is advised not to resume the mail route for at least two weeks, and not to drive her car for a month
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Buell. and Luther Buell. went to Mansfield to spend Christmas day.
 The children of the Sunday school had their Christmas celebration Sun day after the morning service, and presented the following programme: Welcome to Ch,ystmas Morning, Mar gerry Phillips: Welcome to -he Christ mas family, Rachel Hutch:ns; Christ mas Everywhere. Grace Phillips; duet, Happy is the Time When the Christ mas Bells Chime the Misses Bobeck; Loves Message. John Marshall; Fol lowing the Star. Margaret Blakely; duet, The Stars Rejoice, the Misses Bobecll; Are You Poorer For Giving, Elsie MichaeI; reading. The Armeni- ans, Harriet Porter; What Means the Joy. William Michaels; duct. Christ is Born in Bethlehem, the Misses Bo- beck; The Surprise of the Shepherds, Elizabeth Bertsch.
 A collection of s13.41 was taken for the Armenian children.
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ROZRAH

Mir. and Mrs A. D. Herrick, Mir. and Mrs. William Herrick, of Bliss place, and MT. William Corey Of Davisville, R. l., were Christmas gIcsts at the home of E. F. Miner.
 Mir and Mrs Albert Avery and chil- dren spent Christmas with Mir. Avery s mother. Mrs. Mary Avery, of Bozrah street.
 A. J. Granay and children were the guests Christmas day Of Mrs. Will fam I. Drake
 Mrs. Lawrence Abel entertained her mother, Mrs. Boynton, over Sunday the 22nd.
 Lloyd Abel while splitting wood cut off the end of his thumb. He went to Dr. W. K. Tingiey's office in Norwich to have the wound dressed
 MT. and Mrs. George Naples were callers at Mrs. Rhoda Miners Chrast- mas day.
 The Missionary meeting was helc at the parsonagt at two thirty. Sat urday af1rnOor. Mrs. Elijah Abel was hostess
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MOOSUP

Mir. and Mrs. Jack Burns and Mir. and Mrs. James Parks spent the week end in New York, going by boat.
 A large crowd attended the E. o. D. Boys dance at Miners hall, where Biber's Ladies orchestra furnished ex- cellent music.
 Henry Vailliant entertained relatives from Maine over the week end. Peter Larose of Hartford Is spend ing a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Henry Demars, of Almyville
 Jack Laundry has returned from Worcester, where he spent Christmas week with his sister.
 A few local people attended a are 1 at Goodyear Saturday evening. MrI and Mrs. Walter MatheWson motored to Providence Saturday. Plainfield High 47, Alumni II, tells ! the story! Plainfeld High school con- tinued its winning streak by defeating the Alumni team. The Alumni team ! had two of it's last years champion | players, Harry Potter, r. s. N., and Richard Daggett. James Smith did l good playing, as did also Clarenc= Winsor and Husky" Nolan. Herbert Callanon showed up strong for the Alumni also. The first half score was 1 Il to 3, but the old passwork and more pep put the score way over the top ] AS usual, all the r. H. s. boys played a good game.
 Mrs. William Kennedy has beer taken to St. Vincent's hospital, Wor. cester, for treatment.
 Gus Lafrenier has undergone a sue. cessful surgical operation at the Day Kimball hospital, Putnam 1 Private Victor Carron, L. s. A, sta. toned at Camp Devens, spent thu week end at his home in Union Village Private Ernest Tatro, U. s. A. i. home, having been honorably dis charged. He has been across, spend ing five months in England.
 Frank Cote has received the follow ing letter:
 France, Nov. 23, 1s1s Dear Papa
 Now that the censorship has oeel removed, I shall relate you a few par ticulars about places that I have seen
 I visited Joan of Arcs birthplace il Domremy, Lorraine. Her homeI z little two-story house, was built il the 14th century. I saw her bedroom the dining room, kitchen, etc; th whole was very Interesting. Ther after walking about mile, I say the place where Joan had the vision, bidding her go to King Charles an ask to be placed at the head of nj
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army. On this spot a magnificent church has been erected. When 1 am back home I shall tell you much more
 On my trip here we were eight days crossing, seven full days seeing noth- ing but sky and water and two sharks. l was not seasick.
 We landed at Brest, in Brittar,-. spent four days in the "horse cars: :" they were not heated and we could not even wash ourselves. At last we arrived at Neufchateau in the Noiges. We were so near the front that we could hear the roar of the cannons and the Boches in their airships bon O. ing our barracks.
 Now am at Poincon, in the regions of vineyards, which produce fine wines. belong to Co. E 18th Engrs. Reg, of Poincon les Lauay. Poincon is small village of about four hundred inhabit- ants. l am working in the hospital; help the doctors to care for the sick soldiers. I have good job but it is not like home.
 How do you like my French? I made progress, did I not? I speak like a real Frenchman. On my return home I shall have many things to tell you, stories both tragical and amusing. have few souvenirs for you. l have learned about medicine and 1 surgery and I feel glad to say that I am very sxilful Wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Thanks to all Hope to be with you soon.
 Your son,
 BLEU.
 Eldred Salisbury of the [. S. navy 1 is home on a six days furlough. | Private A. J. Coughlin was home on short furlough over Christmas, 1 He is stationed in Boston.
 Among college students home for the holiday vacation were Harold Burke John Daigneault, Herbert Goldman Clark Denison, Stanley Sullivan, Har- , ry Potter, Harold Burgess, Corp. Bur gess Nightingale, Sprague Gallup. and Misses Elizabeth and Irene Nightin- gale and gladys Daggett. Wilfred Larose, who has been en. 1 gagged to patrol the business section | of Moosup. went on duty last week His hours are from 10 p. m. to 5 a. m The committee has asked all mer.
 chants to keep at least one light burn. ing all night
 Reginald Sargent of the U. S. mer-
 chant marine has been home on few days furlough.