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DIVA AvIATIk6vE UsMR-
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KSD' DNra N. cERvNA.
Jan Herbsn v ''Hostisovu. :

Poprava ceskych panll ma
namestf Staromestskem Pra
ne, dine 21. cervna 1921, rainu-
la bez rusiveho zvuku odbojne
zem6.- StraEce zeme al po zu-
by o.brojeny otevrel zily nepo
kojne zesni eeske. Velika ztra-
ia krve, ktera 3 lesenl Stare
mestskeho tekla ma dlazd6nf,
zemdlila il. III, kterf zbyli q ma
celnfkG cvangelickych, stavo-
We a knezstvo, s ocima vydese
nyr1a a 8 ddy schromlymi hle-
deli ma katanstvf a cekali beg
vlady, kdy dopadne rama take
ma jejich hlavy a ma vsechen
lid.
Ten lid cesky, ktery zlofe-
Gil pdvodc1m povstani, kdyz
prohraH, $ dechem zatajenym
vyslechl 10. cervna ortel mad
mimi. Kdyz pax videl Il. cerv
ma, jak bujare hlavy mladych,
ctihodlle hlavy starch skakaly
pod mecem katoyym ,vytusil
smysl t6cnto poGatkd: Jsme
vsichni ztraceni! Dane slovo
zruSeno. A kdyz statky pobra-
ny, nae jeste treba kata? Vina
nenf v zadnem pom6ru s tire
stem. Zajiste pravdu rekl pan
Bohuslav . Michalovic we We
zeni knezi: 'Bdh vi, re jednuS
Ky (katoifcf) davno to lstive
obmysleli, coz Sc jiz d9je!'
Tito popraveni nell chyby lid
ske, ale kdyby byli cisti jako
andele, stejne by bylf poprave-
nj byvali, nebot' kruty zapas
mezi ob9ma mocnostmi zemi
bude veden az do konecneho
jedne strany pfemozenf. Pre-
mozen We stavfch je - narod
ysecek. Bude jeste mnoho ob6-
Iii, krev potece proudly po ce-
lem lxralovstvi a zeme spustne,
nebot' vitez fekl, ze chce miti
kralovstvf radeji zpuStene, ne
Iii zatracen6. Narod zaspal s
otevfenyna ocima pravy oka-
milk. kdy mohI jeste sebe "a
chranit.
Pfistf pokoleni budou cisti
yhofi a kletbach 0 udalostech
techto let. Budou litovat, ze
narUd mel SIechtu nadanOu, ~
lie lehkomyslnou. Ona n1ohla U
emit st'astnyn1 narod 4 sebe,
Zenae ceska byla iircdna, ja-
hoz nazvana byIa tehdy srizil
non Germanie, q dusevnf bohat
styf v zenni nahromad emo, ats
Ia slecI1ta nepoc hcrila pcslan,
syeno, zctrotila lid q sarna "a
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pSdtd &c SllkItl. LII AGCtkcA ~
kracet ma popraviste. Casern
vsak ta prfstf pokolenf odpustf
vinnikhm, kdykoli vzporne1aou
ma stStarom6stske theatrum, Z
nebot' oni mad lidskou miru cd
pykali sve chyby. Kdo pax HE
Edeti bude nazpet q pfehlidne
zemi zsinalou a ranami pokry
tou, kraje opust9ne q mesta Wy
illdnena, skIonf Jhlavu pred te-
mito prvomucennfky cesk6 ira
,gedie. Proudly slzi matek, ! de-
III, zastupy ozebra6 6enych w
lhnancn - nebot' cesky narod
ziti bude v cizin6 jen - hro-
'madne vrazdy . zlocinne, pod
vodne bezcitn& vysaff morku
zem6 80 to vaechno povstani
meanwhile. Bexm6rne nestesti
q utrpenf zastfe vzpominky ma
Ivinu pGvodcd.
A ty, mdj drahy Kaplifi, spi
" kostele neustupovskem pred
tvafi Blanika, tfebas bez hlavy
a bez nahrobku. Praui Sc, ze
tive mrtve te1o odvezH pod Ger
nym pffkrovem ma sidlo tive
sem do Neustupova, kde jsi PRO.
I'll tolik roki st6stf. Napisu {
|tvsm hrobe v kostele neni, ne
|byJy easy die tohe q nebyio o
sob, ktere by jej mohly obsts'
IrSt. Ale spi, n1dj drahy KapiAf
at, telo zetlelo kdekoliv, jake
nevime urcite, kde odpocivaJ
hlavy vase, jez rodaci IA st'ast
Inc ehvile vitSzstvf roku 1861
poctiv6 pochovali v Praze. Ne
IDylo ii mozno byvalo zfti, nehls
de k start tvemu, v te spolecno
Isti, ktera Sc " zemi osadila. Pa1
lskym stavem v kral. Ceskem 81
stall dobrodruzny tovaryS krej
coysky, pobehiik, Iokaj a spe
houn, don Martin de Huerta
protoze hrab6nka q Kolovra'
provdana q Serinu ucinila veil
ke tochlapisko souloznfkem sv'
Jim. Jednotlivec musel podle
hnouti " teto spolecnosti, jak'
podlehne vnuk tvnj, neblah.
Zdenek Kaspar, sIavny obha
Ice Vfdne proti Turkdm.
Velike nest6sti pfivedli jst'
ma vIast: vyhubena bude cas-
slechty, vzdy jeste te Iepsi, a
by zbylo vice prostranstyi ne
| jen pre- Lobkovice, Martinice
Suernberky . Waldstejny, ny
brz pro Huerty, Marradasy
Buquoy, Gallasy a jina jmen'
lidu ceskefnu nevyslovitelna
nelib6 vyslogovana.
Velike nest6sti pfivedli jst
mn lid; "nebo kdyz Sc vadi
frvou pani, nastavte vlasoav N
bozi poddand." Nepfej 81 poe
Sc videti poddanych syeho NE
ustopova q svehc Mifcfna v r
keu Marradasovych, ta zvira
ia mluvici a fVoucl Y ufyzni
Hou
Il NHlx.xy.Is rc%o ~ xrInotI n Cl0Ny
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MAST v ITALM
Ceskosloyenska Samoststncst


6 Ceskosloyenslta Samoststncst.
Tfi hodiny jfzdy vlakera OF
Rima, krajinou = e&sti velnat rU
mantickou a malebnou, upouta
cestujicfho vedle krajinne kra-
sy novy, zvlastni zivot: Cd sta
nice v Y. pocinaje, ma dvotieh
vetvfch drahy, We vice nez de-
sitce riznJch nadrazi nezSyk-
lG v Italii zjevy . nezvykie zvu
ky. "a to Cechovi q SIovakovi
srdce radostne poskocf: pozna-
va nase hochy, statne, jare vo-
j4ky italske casti naM arm&dy,
pffslusniky onech tisfcu bTatfi,
ktefi v Italii stojf We zbrsni 2
dIIem take jiz v bojovne linii
Navst6va v gsrnis0na'ch e.
skoslovenskych, jirniz obsszessa
'temef celia jedna italska pro-
vincie q jez vedle toho isou rpz
lozeny ' Fade NEST jia5ch, HIS
iyn6 We valecnem passnu ! ma
Front& Jest radostmou stupni4
|cf nejkrasn6jsic doimd ! kdy4
ie mozno navstfviti jen cast Z
toho velkeho poctu garnisor.
We vlaku setkate Sc $ pfateli
ze vsech plukh: v kazde tem&f
stalicf nastupuji dustojnfcf 2
soJaci sluzebn6 cestujicl do 81
lel rdznych svych nadrfzenych
|velitelstvi; v kazde stanici ju-
Ilaci i eervenobiIyni vyIozkami
Sc smichem, veselfn a spolu 8
energii, seriosnosti a zrucnosti,
kterou dodava jim pfesvedcene
ladseni pro vec - oddavaji SO
i've sluzh6 nadrazni, vitaji a IN
|formuji move pfiehazejicf, slua-
bou tam pfidelen& druhy, vykla
aaji z vIakd zasoby, potraviny,
" -
ruzne potfeby vyzhrojne, vozi-
Ky, kon6, mezky a hlavne dav-
| no touzebne ocekavane zbrane,
pusky, strojni pusky, pistole
atd.
vsude' oz5va $ edraha 6esti-
ina, prunsichana rdzmymi jadr-
nynab move vytvofenymi eesky-
Fnli a take mnoha italskynli vo-
jenskymi terminy, . casto mi
Ie zazvoni v&m sladka slovenci
Ea, vazn2 energicky diafekt ha
nacky neb chodslSy.
|. Vsude ziYot, ruch cily 9
spesny, ale beze zmatku, vylss
zuifcf dobre stranky naSehe
smysIu pro organisaci, pofadeI
deeInost.
"A pfi dals5 jizde vidfte o
ken vlaku ga zpevu vykra6ova
lti si setninu nasich, vraceji
Icich Sc re cviceni, tam zas cviS
LII v pHfe zbrcji 8 temperament
nj zivosti q sokolsisot pScsnosti
"Skvel& vojsko!', "prvotfidn
Imuzstuo,'' ''obdivuhcdny duch'
r. takove poznamky slysite st,
le q ust. italskych spolucestulf
cich.
I Pfi navstev6 v garnisonacl
lnevychazite z tklivych a ofigi
Inelnfch dojmd, jakymi pdsob
IL Ipobyt nasich vojakd v techt'
starobylychs scelym razen1 svyn
stfedovekych itaTskych m6st
! pln5ch pamatek vefke kuItury
velk6ho byvaltho zivoSa um6
'lleckeho a Iaajcstatnfch 20
Imnskn architcltury.
Kr&Gi1ne We spoleGrosti vys
slch italskych ddstojnfki ma
dvefim iednoho . nejpsmatne
sich ehr&niT y klasteFa, ODE
hnan&ho arkadami. Pstkava
Lrae setninu na$ieh bratff:
tom RAINY cesky powell: "Po
lzer! v Pravo hled'!" . to- pad
Ing, hromevy pochcd naSicl
moladei. Osli,l smelly pohlel
Ijsnz jest obSazens jsjieh pre-
. ste, prirozene energie a state
nosti, pevne upren ma mas! ia
ne to zde rIezvykl6 zjevy . n
| znam6 dosud zvuky, ktere IA
tEAfaif @H Ma. krDkgY ierfno}4r
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! TABORA cESK KOSSLOvEN
SKE ARnIAUY.

II m0Iebne krAjme nOvUan-.
/ &fMk6ho statu Connecticut,
Fkde usazeny jsou b velkeI c&sti
stare patricijsk6 rodiny Yam
lkeed. rozleha Sc Y lesfch Se-
| lsky zpev krasne melodie slo-
|yensk6. Sem sjizd6ji Sc dohro
tvolnici nasi re vsech koutd
ISpojenych Statd, ably po kratsf
|prdprav6 K zivotu vojensk6mu
Ensstoupili dslsf cestu "a oce-
IAN.
/ Sotva Be vychazejicf sIunko
vyhoupnc Sc nsd obzor, pocina
iiz v tabofe nassm cily ruch.
ksstav& cvicGnf, pax prace ma
upravsn5 taboFa q kdyz konec
nk p0 veceri aadejde doba od-
Epocinku, tu seskupf Sc hToucky
dobrovolnfkd. ably pobavili Sc.
Izpevem, nebo hrou ,6i prcch&x
kou po lese a koupelf v male
5Sce NJ tychodfnf hsanici ta'bo
VI tslfoucf. JIM opSt travf svAj
volny Cas- cetbou nebo psanfm
ldopisd svym drahym-
| Ba veru, ze tyr chvile We
stamfordsksm tabofe zazite
Ezdstanou naSim dobrovolnf
Bk1m pro vzdy v paneti. Phi
Echazejf lide riiznych poyolani,
lruzneho vzdelanf, klidni tenn
4 peramentnf, rozdfln6ho starr,
Tide 2 lfadoven q pennsylvaaf-
il IsKych doEd, ale zde vSichnf
ljsme 81 rovni, vsichni jsme bra
Itfi. stejna pr&Nay stejne povin
nosti vsem. Byvajf TO nezapo-
lmenuteln6 vecery, kdy besedu
lie Sc a debatuje o vsenn moi
mem, kdy dobrovoInici vzaje-
mne Sc blfze poznavajf nava
zujf Sc nova pratelstvi. Dosti
,lneradi ukladane Sc n1nohdy k
zaslouzenenru odpocilrku. "a
by a cvrckove jest6 dlouho
II ~t .l 4
koncertujf, ale sumenf vim va
licich Sc pres balvany v fece,
brzy mas ukoleba do hluboke-
no sp&nku.
II VSak pres vsechnu tu poesii
q rornantism, kter6, poskytnje
naln tabor mas, zazni vzdy
nadseny jasot, jal1nile Pride
rczkaz: "Pripravte Sc ma ce-
/ Istu." IL. 4
Kdyz doprovazeli jsnte ne
i lnadrazf prvou vypravu 2 naSe
he t&bora, stanfoFdska odbod
ka GINS vysla nam napfoti /
hudboa a obGanstvo n&sta
Stamfordu uprfmn6 pozdravi-
al naSe dobrovolniky. Ma terra,
sc mestske radnice mezi vlaj.
lsou ameriekou a praporefa ee
slcoslovenskym, venovanyn pi
Tvrziekou, stanul mas statny
, ltrubaG q jiz Sc nesly rannfrr
, vzduehen vazne tony ''naodHl
: by" Pozorov&li jsTne nlno4ft
.starsf damy jak stiraly slzy 2
loci Sc deroucf. Jiste vzpomfna.
ly svyeh synI ma vojne q nay
vxponinali ma nase rn&n1ilfly
: Pc takove vyprave je v tabe
! Ire jako po vymfeni. Avsak M
/, ma dlouko. Netnine talfka dine
sllby n9kdo nepfibyl. Al "a ne
dlouho vypfava dals5.
II Tesili jsme Sc, ze dine q
]. Gsrvna z&viSa mezf MIS- tatf-
. cen Masaryk, ale nebylo b
nrozno y byla tsdfz vz&cn& je'
no navstGva cdle&ena. Aby
nam byla. tato slavnost nGjal
! lnahrazena, uspof&dals st&m,
{ fordska ~Beseda'' v t&bofe I'd
bavu pro dobrovolnflky j hosty
q postarala Sc tex o pcIost6nl
Housle q konceftiny vesel<
: hraly do skoku a kdo cht&T tar
2 cid, nesnohl si rfaffkat ma nedx
y Eststek dam. | Hafodnf beseds
ffse tgnxia, kter& maSfnt arineri
y Gkym hestlrn Sc velmi l6bila
oI < obohaeeai pFoSrannut pSisps
al ~ panf WeIkOva 5 New Yorku
8 ktera zap6la dive sopr&nova u
II Ia, dale p. THafzlik ne Statn
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i zAJMU cIzojAzYcNYcHI
cAs<jFISO

Kongrssnflx A. J. SABBATH mxl
poradu feditelem vl6dnf pu-
'blicistiky, Georgem Crestem.
Washington. Kongresnfk
EA. ". SABBATH .oznamuie: Mel
|jsem delsf poradu $ Hon. Geor-
gem Cree1em, fediteIem Com
mittee on Public information,
d zaIezitostech cizojazycnJch
|casopisii, q on mi navrhl, abych
" kratkosti svoje diIvody pro
|ci1cjazycny tisk podal pdsem-
|nx. Postal jsem n1u tedy dopis
|nasIsdujicf: "Mr. ,CreeIl Byl
|jsern upozornan m to, ~ Sc
|Gini pokusy potDaGeni cssopi-
|sh q publikaci, tistenych Y ci-
Ezich jazycfch. Pocet cizincii Y
mast zemi, kteff neumi cfsti il
max, nezli We SVEN rodn6M ja-
IIzyku, obn&s5 od ttyf do p&ti mi
!iond Ijdi. Na nestastf konaji
lrraci takovou, &c ackoli poma-
lIu 4 namahave nauci Sc angli-
Icky mluviti, pTece skoro nikdy,
laz ma male vyjimky, renaucf
Sc anglicin& psane. Abyehom
Sc vyhnui nepochopenf CT
llech a dcelich teto valky, aby-
chom ie pou6ili 0 zasadach ma
sich svatych instituef, abychom
lie seznanii 8 denaokratick ckym
Educhem nasf vlady a vstbili
Ejim vlasteneetvf, jakeho je tre-
ba v teto kritick6 hodine nasi
Irarodnf existence, a kterez je-
Idine mnze Sc zroditi 2 v6denl,
Inesmfme sf uzavfrati jedinou
tcestu, Hloznou k takove zadou-
1cf propaganda /"
ACizojazycny easopis jest je
Idinyna prostredkem, jaky ma
line, abychom seznamovali da-
Ivy O udalostech, ktere Sc tax
bryehle po sobe stfidajf III lide,
lkteri nam konaji tax platne
fsluzby v dolech, slevarnach, to
'|varnach a jine podobne pFace,
lnebyi by nam nikdy nrohli po-
lskytnouti tax srdecrIou pedpo-
Iru, kdyby nebylo nednavn6 pra
Ice &c stEapy cizej&zycnych ca
jsopists kter6 jim ustavicne
FEpfed oti stavsly udaIosti dd-
'lyody, vybfzejfce je X vetsf las
i ce move vlasti a ku zvysenf pra
ice pro jejf bIaho."
ia osobn6 Gtu casopisy ce-
(ske, polske, slovenske, chorvar-
Iske, zidovskey ane n9mecke a
"a poslednfeh sest mesiea pozo
ErovaI jsem k velikemu uspoko-
j. jenf skvel6 vyzvy, vydavane
Eprostfednictvim techto easopi-
'|sd, kterer den co den vyzyvaly
ku konanf vlasteneckych povin
,Encstf a vytrvalosti K dosazeni
cfle. V6ffm, BE by to bylo me-
Eodpustitelnou chybou, umlseti
kterekoli cizojazycne noviny
'Enynf. Veffm, Re krok takoyy
fbyf by primo nanffen proti pfl
|tomnym nasin narodnim potfe
Ibam q akodiT by nejlepsim ma
! Sim zajmdm. Veffm, ze prave
cizojazycne casopisy byly pro
tstfedkem, jfmz byI umirnsn ne
[pokoj, ktery byI rozdmycho-
Ivan lidmi, jinaz ma tom zaleze-
10. Nal6ham tedy ma to- S celou
EcDravdovosti z dlvodd, ktera
Ejsem WISE uyedly ably byly cizo
jazycnA easopisy nech&ny ma
po6oii. Misto co by Jim byly
Ekladeny pfekazky q obtize, me
Ely by bytS podn9ccyany pod
j pcrovany. aby mohly pckraco-
,lvati We sve vlasteneckkr praci
,ivychovhe. " dcte Vas Al. u. Sa-
bath ss
Dnes BY 81 nell konecn6 uz
vSichni mIadi. Schopni Cecho-
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ssvj y bIsJku. \ slltsjstvi q q.
ia toro tesl1 I'll ovsnsE lhop j
ceIou fa{Iu iihych napisii, ozna
.cuifcich riizna ina velitelstvi.
|zasobarny pracovny, stale Ne
mccnice atd. ~ to jako v po-
IhSdes MI vidite opodkI me-
III puAuS Hi hlak kery strrnou u
uficf kff II ko1oltu nasich stroj
l,tch paif 1,alozenych ma me-
zky, j lxdyz VI tich6 poetick6 u
.iiri strax 6fel &rasnym starym
palSesiA MI ~ zbrsn6, odde
| lenf stfA ! tesly ddstojnfk
hochais ko iedle, vzor usle-
chtile fllt ne krkBy - veil, pfi
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v PATEK, 21. cERvNA 1919
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-08

studies went to Helen Farwel Of Old Lyme. Learned Ely received one for concentration and good work. Nal coln Austin one for the greatest i'm provement in writing; careful Work Tn papers, Richard Bushnell Mcguire; for good work in French, John Sayles; good work in geography, Grosyenor Ely, Jr.; excellence in English, Eloise Smith.
 Certificates for penmanship were awarded Helen Farwell, Margaret Sayles, John Sayles, Learned Ely FITS bic Mitchell and Virginia Smith, while little Suzanne Higgins won an honor for fine work in numbers.
 The entire program was as follows: America; Salute to the Flag; address; Declaration of Independence. senior history class: prizes; French song, prl- mary department; recitation, Cecll Wetherbee: play, scene from Alice in
 Wonderland: cast, Alice, Alice Sayies;
 Red Queen, Dana Colt White Queen, Barbara Mitchell; ribbon dance, pri- mary department; play, Browning or
 the Fairies; cast, T1tanla, Marlan Briggs; Pan, Gibbs Mitchell; Sun' Frisbie Mitchell; Wind, Learned Ely;
 Brook, Virginia Smith: Crow, Black stone Perkins; Butterflies, Dana Colt and Barbara Mitchell; Ariel. Eloise Smith Fairies, Suzanne Higgins and Marian Mitchell; Fern. Cecil Wether-
 bee; Herald, Dunston Perkins; pleylet, 1 The Three Bears, primary grades; Trench recitation. primary: Pierrott and Pierrette. Marian Briggs and Alice Sayles; play, In Search of Good Child; cast. Good Child, Cecil Weth- erbee; Bad Child, Dunstan Perkins; Knights, Gibbs Mitchell, Richard Ma guire, Blackstone Perkins, Frisbie Mitchell; Mother, Virginia Smith; Baron Berribald, Grosvenor Ely; King,
 Malcolm Austin; Puff, John Shields; Story Teller, Larned Ely; play, Master i Skylark; cast, Nick Atwood, Gilbert l Mitchell; MT Atwood, Willis Austin;
 Mrs. Atwood, Helen FarwelI; Gaston Carew, Goffe Briggs; Cicely Carew,
 Eloise Smith; Robin Getley, Grosvenor Ely; Boy, Richard Mcguire; Haywood,
 John Sayles;. Queen Elizabeth, Mar garet Sayles; Shakespeare. John l Sayles; Boys of the Cathedral School
 Malcolm Austin and Grosvenor Ely; i Woman, Marian Briggs; Marseillaise; Star Spangled Banner.
 At the close of the singing aSRed ] Cross collection was taken up by
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-08
ssFlf3f GEs LODGE NOTES
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
IS 25Tuf6af s9

The United Spanish War Veterans of Connecticut are credited with plan ming a war fund campaign entirely diff ferent than any previously raised and from June 10th to June 2oth every per- son in the state will be given an .op- portunity ito rapprove i$-loy4 contri5ut- ing. Known as the HPersting Fourth of July Fund" all money raised will be sent to the, Connecticut boys in France as eaJfeInfrder from the folks at home that Independence Day has new significance, both for those over there" and these 'overS Shefe."
 There are many reasons why the brave Connecticut lads will appreciate a money gift, YTn planning iv for the campaign the veterans Of 'ss were mindful especially of the fact that the post office, department, has prevented the friends and reladves Of the light CTS overseas from sending any pack ages for the past two months. This situation may continue for the rest of the war. Deprived .gpf the reminders of the usual soft from home, the gift proposed for Independence Day swin mean great deal to connecticut sold iers
 Every Spanish War sVeteeans' camp
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-08
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Candidates Begin to File Their Re.
 turns at the Town Clerks Office.


 Candidates in the recent city cleo tion have begun to file returns of their election expenses as they are required to do within fifteen days of the date of election
 The following have been filed:
 Jeremiah J. Desmond, democrat. for mayor; $100 to town committee.
 George W. Rouse, republican, for sheriff. nothing.
 Hugh Blackiedge, republican, for water commissioner, s5 to town com mittee.
 Charles s. Avery democrat, for
 A. Ernest Cherry, republican, town committee treasurer. first district. to- tai s80.7S. divided as follows: Work CTS at polls s2o: telephone s1e.1o: au- tomobiles $35; car fares $875; mis- cellaneous $lS.SS.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-08
PRIVATE SCHOOL PUPILS
 GIVE PRETTY PLAYS
For Closing Exercises of the Year. Prizes Are Awarded.

The Norwich Private Day school held it's closing exercises Friday af- ternoon in Slater hall annex. The effective decorations consisted of gar den flowers and ferns tastefully com bined with the American and Red Cross flags, and the schools own ban ner, bearing their initials, N. P, D. S.
 Following the singing of America, and the salute to the flag, given by all the children, the principal of the school, Miss Marguerite Suck, well comed their parents and friends, giv ing g. brief resume of the work and ideals of the scholars, not forgetting to put in a good work for the Red Cross, for which the children have knitted and made comfort bags. They have worked earnestly for their school and their country, forming habits that make the man, woman and child good citizens learning what the word service means and the practical appi- cation of the Golden Rule. On Wash ingtons birthday the entire member ship of the school joined the Junior Red Cross auxiliary and have pledged themselves to help in every way they know how as little citizens.
 A number of prizes were given That flor the greatest improvement in, all
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if there was no information before the court as to what other disposition was to be made of them.
 The following assignments of cases were made:
 Tuesday, June 11-Case vs. Bush, Frank Slappy vs. Lillian V. Slappy, Florence L. Leeds vs. George W. Leeds, Morris, admr., vs. Patch ct al,, Hansen vs. Hansen.
 Wednesday, June 12-Weisler vs. Newton, YuTman vs. Socha, alias -, Satti vs. Mondelci, Strange vs. Haubt ct al.. Raymond vs. Baker ct al, Nor gan ct al. Vs. Savings Bank of New London, Geer vs Comstock.
 Thursday, June 13-Short calendar, bar meeting and assignment of cases.
 Tuesday, June IS (speciaD Supply Co. vs. Fournier.
 Friday, June 21-Motions for resto- lration to docket of discontinued cases.
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in the state will strive during the week of the big drive to raise not onIv its quota but go lover the top" Vari- ous features which go to make a cam 'paign successful, will be used to raise the money. The campaign is under taken under the most suspicious con ditions and with the approval of the Connecticut State Council of Defense so that assured success, is looked for The State Treasurer for the fund is Henry T. Holt. Vice President of the Hartford-Aetna National Bank, Hart ford, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-08
ODD FELLOWS

At the regular meeting of Shetucket Lodge, No. 27, L. o. o. F. the initia- tory degree was worked on one can didate. Routine business occupied the attention of the meeting. It was voted to accept the invitation to attend the Versailles church on Sunday.
 Uncas Lodge, No. II, transacted routine business at the regular meet ing at which there was a large at tendance.
 Both lodges will attend the memor- ial service at the Versailles Methodist church on Sunday. Rev. Charles Smith will deliver the memorial address. The Odd Fellows will leave Franklin square on the 11:45 trolley Sunday morning.
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Barbara Mitchell. Alice sayles and Dana Colt.
 The children acted, sang and danced in charming manner, and their little costumes were very original and at tractive The whole program was a most enjoyable one, showing the close sympathy existing between pupils and teachers, and the interest and CO., operation which is making the Private Day school such successful institu- tion of learning.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-08
ELkS

At a recent meeting of Nrowich Lodge of Elks it was voted to turn over the Home to the U: s. govern ment for use as a hospital for wound ca soldiers who return to this coun- try. This action is along the line with many other patriotic services which the Elks have rendered to their coun- try in this present crisis.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-08
EoREsTERs

The regular meeting of Court sach em, No. s4, was held Thursday eve ming in Foresters hall with a large number in attendance. Sub chief Ranger, Irwin J. Forbes, presided at the meeting and the regular routine was transacted. Four candidates were initiated and three applications were received and five were baIloted upon The charter of the court is open until the last of June and it is erpected that many new members will be en- rolled before the charter closes.
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mate of a registration of 10 per cent. of the number registered under the army draft act in June, 191. Fol lowing the federal estimate as a guide Connecticuts registration would have been between 16,00O and 17.OO0 but the large number of men of 21 years Of age who voluntarily enlisted in the past year was credited with being re- sponsible for the reduced registration total
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BOYS CLOTHING

Get the boys ready for chiIdren's Day. Boys Caps in mixtures and navy at 69e and 95c.
 Boys White Tams, Sailors and Rah Rah Hats at 69c.
 Boys Straw Hats at 69c, SIPS and up to $2.5o.
 Boys White BIouses at s5c, SIPS and $1.50.
 Boys Middy BIouses, white and blue trimmed, sizes 4 to 8, at S1.50.
 Boys Washable Suits, sizes to 8, at $1.50, $2.0o and up to $4.50.
 Boys Navy Serge Sailor Suits, sizes to 1o-SpeciaI value at $6.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-08
REREkAHsl

The regular meeting of Hope Re- bekah Lodge, Nos 21, I. o. o. F. was held Wednesday evening in Odd Eel lows hall with a large number in at tendance. It vas announced at the meeting that the State President, Mrs. Harriet M. Sickle, of Newington Junction Will be present at tfie neyt meeting. Other. grand officers will also. De in attendance. The Rebekahs