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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14

10 lie pomen da nj interes0v XII bi bill SKIM
III VSem avStrJSkim narodom Ce Sc gre ma dno
'"'dJo Maroon Vsega sveta eel kup skupnih intere-
SOW Toda Avstriji je pot do tega spoznan;a %.
eraJeha tako mnozinO nasprotnh interesov. da
), - uSPesho sodelovanje kratkomalo nemogoGe.
rea VoJno III bilo nkdar takega sodelovania. TO-
NOM VoJhe SO Sc pa nasprotja sc boil poostrila in
!","o Je' ga jim ne bl mogli ublaziti mnogo vecii
'aIeh'l od karovega in Seyderjeveea. Koerber
M incl uspeha Clam MARITIME ga ie incl 90 man;
III Seydler Stoj pred problemom kakor uboua
reva. ""'e"
ne Ko Je vlada naZnanila da bo sklican nar
lament III povabila stranke ia namen ma sestan-
NC, ~ Se poJaVla naSprotJa silo Odkar so Sc
.UiiNo M ohraDrlh, da so ga res sklicali sc pa kon
iiNu heprehehoma mnoze in ostre. Resitev narod-
mega problema Avstriji hi bila mogo6a le ? WA
Jenlhim kompromisOm, pri katerem bi morsli se
Heoa 'E>'l' HI uzivaJo danes predpravice ma skodo
""s"'' ouhenau Toda takega kOmpromsa ne
mara Avstriji nemSka burzvazija. kakor on na
ogrSkem ne marajo madja fevdalci Kdor pa
Spozna po dolgi izkuSnji, da ne more doseG koscka
pravice kompromisom, postane naposled radi.
kaleh III zahteEa vso pravico. In kadar pride tako
daiec, poStane kompromis sploh nemogoG, tudi se
pi Sc pnvegiranci tedaj izpreobrnili in bi hoteli
napraviti kakSne male koncesiie.
hakor le vldeti, pa noce nemSka burzyaziia
hiti danes niceSar sliSati kakrsnihkoli koncesi-
Jan. Tudi ona je postaa ma svoj nacin radikalna;
TO sc pravl: Svojo politicno nadvlado hoce razsi-
riti in utrditi, da hi bila varna "a vse case
Odkar je postalo jasno, da ie notranii kom
promls nemogoc, gredo nenemski narodi "a svoji-
mi clip poponoma bre zobzra ma Avstrijo Ne
enega naroda nj V tel kuriozni drzavi Xxi hi hotel
ohraniii doSedanji poozaj ne enega MI XII hi hotel
ohraml AvSirlo spoh. To veja tudi "a Nemee,
katerlh pravi tetudi ne jasno izrazeni cij je We
llka NemciJa, karero bi Sc sami yadi zdruzii.
docim bi il estate aystriiske narode radi podyrgH
Pa tudi &c bi Sc nemska burzvazija zadoyo-
LILA ohranitvijo habsburSke monarhije, bi sc
ostali narodi upirali njenemu programu po kate
remu morajo Sc bolj postati pazije drzavi nego
so doslei Svoio hegemonisticno poitiko je izzva-
la narodni radiializem pri vseh narodih in ker so
vsi sozni V tenn. da Sc hoGeio lociti cd Avstriie
IN ker nina AvStrija nitesar elmer b jih mogla
zadovoJiii, le vSeeno, ce sc imenuje minisrski
predSednik Seyder ali pa kako drugaGe Avstrija
je poponOma razpokan lonec, XII ga ne more nih6e
veC zvezati
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14
KOMBINIRANA KRIZA.

% Avstriji prihajajo IL raznih vrov mnogo
Vestl svet. liz Avstrije same nj skorai nobenih
vest
Dolga izkusnja u6i, da so avstrijski vladni
zurnallstl Zgovorn kakor vrabci Ge imajo lie ko-
heKaJ KaJ prletnega porocati Oficozni molk iz
erhorumenega cesarstva je torej sam po sebi "a
heslJNo potrdilO, da mora biti polozaj IN vlado V
habsburski monarhij zelo neprijazen Doker so
tam namrec sitnosti Ge lie MISC pray prevelike, ih
zna uradna tasnikarska umetnost naslikati ia
kih barvah da dobi citatelj, zlasti nepouGen Gi-
'ateiJ, popolnoma napacen vtisk TEN lie ba
avstrlJska casnikarska umetnost vedno taenti-
rama, da je znala meSati barve in iz Grnega ma
praviti belo.
hadar he poSkuSa niti tega veG, takrat ie
clovek lahko preprican, da ie poozaj res "a vsako
helenJe pretrn. Nladna peresa tedaj rajSa pocvajo
IN cakajo ma priko, Xxi Jim morda omogoci, da
oznacijo poroGila objektivnih casnikarjev "a ne
resniGna
&c pregedamo vesti il Svice, Amsterdama,
Haaga, kodanja in Stockholma 6e jih kriticno pri,
merJamo in vzamemO pOleg tega poStev kar ie
znanega IL preJsnjih potrjenh pOroGil, 81 lahko ma
pravimo sliko vsaj gavnih obrsih Ia slika pa
M "a Waldo njegovega karlovskega veliGanstva
prav mic prjetna.
Porocila je treba pac zelo previdno ctati Sa-
mo OBJ sebi Sc razume, da priha jajo Ameriko liz
druge roke. Razno korespondenti Svici, Ho-
uhuiJl Ill V SkandnaVSklh deZelah, doblvaJo liz
Avstrije in Nemciie veGinoma lie Gasopise Malo je
takih Xxi bi mogi po kakSnih ovinkih dobivati tu-
d privatne vesti Tud poroGili potnikov priha-
Jajocih vcasi IL eentralnih drzav, Sc njih znanje
lie mao spopolnjuje. re cato, ker je tud takega
potovanju sedanjih Sash lie mao
Pri tenn poznaJo nekateri dopisniki lie slabo
notranje razmere Avstriji; re Sama konstitucija
kuriozne duane monarhije ie lie malo znana in
vsied tega sc vrivajo poroeiia veiike nnpake, XII
napraviio vtasi prav smesen vtisk &c pripove-
dujejo II. pr. ia ali oni dopisnik imenovanju ma
dJarskega ministra avsrijsko vlado, Ges da ho-
ee cesar Karl TEN pridobit naklonjenost Nadia
rov, mora clovek ma jati glavo in ne more pri-
znati takemu porociu nobene vrednosti Kdor ne
We, da ina Avstrija svojo vlado, Ogrska pa svojo
in da he zivi Avstriji noben odlomek madjar-
skega naroda, ia sploh nina sposobnosti "a poro-
canje avstro- -ogrskih razmerah
Take dopise in telegrame moramo kar odsteti
Vendar pa Ostane tudi potem Sc dovolj porabnega
materijaa. IL tistega ma kar Sc je mogoGe ozirati
lahkO spoznamo glavno troje dejstev
Prvic: V Avstriji je pred ne bas kratkim ca
som izbruhnila mnstrska kriza, XII Sc nj resena;
druge: Neodvisno cd tega je pred dosti dol
GIN casom izbruhnila minstrska kriza ma Ogr-
skem, XII tudi Sc nj definitivno reSena
tretjc: Cesar Karl je odgodil avstrjski dr.
zavni zbOr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14
PROBLEM OzIVLJEN.

VoJna je pa spravila tud to vpraSanje ma DO
vrsJe Vojna je zeO demokratiGen agitator, zlast
nasih caSih, ko vodijo vojne veG T. najem
niki, ampak so cd ME prizadeti cell narodi Seve-
ola nimajo tisti, ki izzivajo vojne demokraticnih
namenOv, toda zgodovinski razvoj ne vprasuie
po Gem hrepeni ia ali oni mogotec, temvec Sc raw
mana po svojih zakonih.
Tisza je bill V dualn monarhij najvecj "a
govornik vojne Obenem pa najveGji sovraznk
splosne volilne pravice, sovraznik demokraciie
spoh. Vendar pa nj ma Ogrskem nobena rec tako
ojacala zahteve po sploSn in enaki volini pravici
kakor vojna
Tega rezultata ne bi bilo klanje imelo. ce bi Sc
bilo nitro koncalO in ce bi bio habsburzanstvo do
seglo veliko zmago. V prvih casih nj moglo liud-
stvO priti do zavesti. Cello mnogim sicer iasnim
glavam je bill poozai zaeetku nejasen. Tudi IT,
ste delavske mase, Xxi so bile revoucionarne MISC
mOgle storiti nicesar ker MISC imee niti poima q
svoji moci tstih, XII bi sc Jim eventualno pridr
zili boju In ce bi bila monarhija zmagala hi
bila nastaa TAXA politiGna i'm voiaska reakciia. ola
ne bi bila demOkraciia nti imela casa uvazevati
svoJi moti. Proved Opravka bi ba imela napo-
rom da bi ohranila, kar ina, ne pa da bi bila mo-
ga resno misliti ma move pridobitve'
Iavlacenje voine je popolnoma izpremenilo
polozaJ 40 Je zacetku konflikta socialna demo
kracija ma Ogrskem zahtevaa sploSno i'm enako yo.
limo pravico, je grof Tisza lahko prevzeno odpo-
voril, da bodo vojak kadar sc vrneio IL zakopov
civilnO zivjenje meli druge misli glavi kakor
volino pravico Gin dale ie traiala voina. fem
bolj je stvar dobivaa drugaGno lice Grof Tisza.
ki so ga smatrali "a vsegamogocnega in cigar sta
lisce sc je zdelo neomjano, sc ie moral umakniti
Wekerle ie moral predloziti volilno reformo XII
ina precej demokraticno podlago
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14
AvsTRIJsKI CESAR - oeRsKI KRALJ.

Takrat so socialist AvStriU naStopili 2
vprasanJ Jem Ali more odrekati avsrijski cesar
kar obljubuje ogrski kralj? - Predsankcija vo
lime pravice OgrSko je bila resnici naiveGja
vzpodbuja vonopravni boz Avstriji. TIA boz
je dosegel velik cctud lie popom uspeh Leta
1907 je avstrijSki parliament spreie zakon o vo-
lilni reformi, XII je bila vsaj nacelomp uemeljena
ma sploSnoSti in enakOsti
Ma Ogrskem je pa Stvar medtem zaspala Ko-
alicia nekdanje opozicije, XII ie IA nekaj casa pri-
sla ma krmilo 81 je delala vse druge skrbi, kakor
splosno volino pravico katero je V parlamentu
edino JusthOva stranka odkritosrGno zagovarjala
medtem ko so imeli Kosut, Apponyi in ostali vodi-
telji tisoc izgovorov in pomslekov, zlasi zaradi
tega, ker so Sc ball. da hi sploSna in enaka volilna
pravca prinesla veGino nemadjarskim narodom
in socialistom IL drugih, zlast voiaSkih razlogov,
sc pa krona nj mogla pobotat : koalicijo. Nekda-
MI 'hrvaski' ban grof Khuen Hedervary je bill
menovan "a minlstrskega predsednika pomoGjo
bajonetov 81 je ustvaril veGino drzavnem zbo-
ru, in tedaj sploh nj bilo wee govora splosni in
enak voilni pravici.
Pozneje, V casu miniStrstva Tisza, je oerska
soclana demOkraciJa vecjo enerzijo mast opia IA
to zahtevo. Delavstvo Budimpesti in po vseh
vecjh mestih je bilo prpravljeno "a straik Am
pax Tisza nj glede tirans<o podlost nikdar zao.
stajal "a Khuenom Tisto jutro, ko hi sc bila mo-
rala pri6eti stavka ie bla Budimpesta dejansko
vojnem stanju. Po trgih in ulcah so bill razpo-
stavljeni cell pohi nfanterije po vogalih so bile
nameseene strojne puske; kavalerijske eskadrone
so jahale gorindol; priprav pa ie bila cello art
lerija.
StraJk je bill zatrt preden Sc ie pray pricel
sociaisticna stranka je p6pOlnoma pravilno spo
znala, Ola bi>mogel generani strajk lie tedaj imeti
uspeh ce bi sc IL NIGGA razvia revolucija in Ge hi
bio delavstvO dovolj mocno IA to. Seveda nj mo.
glo biti govora TEN. Zoper regularno, vsemi
modernimi pripomoGki opremljeno armada, Sc he
della revolucija resoucijami
Tako je Ogrska, kateri je velicanstvo'' mai
pref obljubilo splosno in enako volino pravico
ostalo brez ME do danasnjega dneva
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14

Wekerle spada med iberalnejSe izmed oprsIih dr..
zavnikov. Ali vaznejse znamenje ie to- da zahteva-
10 demokraicn element ma Ogrskem zelo odloG-
no, da sc sprejme njegov naGrt
Wekerle Je pa naletel ma ostro opozicijo dr.
zavnem zboru. To je popolnOma naravno VeGino
parlamentu ina takoZvana ''stranka dela": ta.
ko 10 je bill krstil Khuen Hedervary, ko ie moral
dati svoji mameluSki gardi novo ime Dejansko
nina Ia druzba seveda nic opravti delom Stran-
IN steJe vetinoma brezpogojne pristaSe grofa Ii
Sze, kl dobro vedo, da Sc ne vrne skoraj nobeden
iz'ned nIlh wee parliament, &c Sc vpele .,ploSna
Non'na pravica. : tenn, da.se upirajo reformi bra
nijo lie svoje politiGno zivlienie.
Tako je nastal konflikt med vlado in parla-
mentarno vecino. In polozaj je TAX da Stoji liud-
StVo ma stran Wade proti parlamentarni ve6n
dasi hi bilo nezmseno trditi da ie Wekerloy ko
Einet liudska vlada. Cello socialist moraio V fem
vprasanju podpirati Wekerla, Getudi MOI nj so.
calisi in ne postane mendar svojem zivlieni in
nikdar socialist
Navidezno je polozaj cello Sc boil absurden
OGrski socialist stole tenn vprasanju ma Strani
krone daSi sc raZume samO oh Sebi. da ie social
sticna Stranka repubicanska Politilia prinaSa Ia
"e abnormalnosti sama Seboi, kajti politiki ie
treba izbirati tista Sredstva XII vodiio k ciiu IN
dosego SpoSne volilne pravice Sc morajo tudi so.
clallSti zdrnzlti vsemi tistim XII delaio IN enal
ell IL tega seveda nikakor ne Sledi da bi morali
osnovni boj
Gospod Karl sc ie zaGetku obraGal kakor
vrfa'ka ma vSe strani in nj vedel kaj hi poGel To
Je dao polozaiu Sc bolj kritiGen znaGaj Wekerle
1e zahteval pravico, da razpuSti drzavni zbor, Ge
ne dobi veGine IN Svoio vono reformo Zdi Sc da
nj "njegovo apoStolsko veiGanstvo' zaGetkoma
inIe'o poe!lma IA tax kOrak Cmbolj Sc ie kralj
obotavilal, TEN predrznejs so Tiszovci postajali
parlamentu Zdaj je menda vendar tudi Karl
lpozna da nj zamera pri drzavnozborskih nazad-
htkih tako huda, kaKor naraseanje SljudSke nevo-
ME. Zadnji brzojavi porocajo pooblastilu "a We
kerla, da SINE razpustiti parliament, ce ne dobi
mem vetne "a voino reformo.
To je vazen korak in pa sc konGna resitev
krize. kajt nazadn jaStvo sc bo sedaj zdrlzilo
IN skusao preprecit polittno demokracijo ogr-
Skega paramenta. \ ce uveljavi sploSna vo-
ma pravica bo TO lie zaGetek ostrejSih bojev: kaji
sploSna in enaka volilna pravica poda nemadjar
skim narodom in delavstvu See podago ma ka-
teri sc bodo mogle bojevati "a svoie zahteve
In naposed: KakOrkoli hi bila vazna uvedba
sposne volilne pravice vendar Sc he hi reSila dru
ge, veliko hujSe krize; tudi nadalie bi obstajala
kriza duaizma, XII je postal enostavno nemogoG
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14
Asuo ucos, ov
AVstrijska reVOlucija.

nebiti Kosutove koalicije ,je tedanji minister "a
notranje zadeve Kristofy hotel vpeljati novo smer
ogrsko politiko, tako da hi sc mogla vlada OPT
rati ma ljudstvo; zato e izdelal zelo demokraicno
voino reformo n jo predlozil kralju pred
sankcijo Franc Jozej je podpisa ia nacrt in Sc
TEN zavzci N splcSnO in enako vono pravico ma
Ogrskem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14
WEKERLOV NACRT.

Popolne sodbe nacrtu nj tukaj mogoGe IRE
ci. Brzojav poroca lie naGeh, ma katerih ie osno-
vana. To pa seveda ne daje natancneaa pregleda.
ker ne vemO ce ne obsega zakonski nacrt reakcio-
narnih izjem. Ma vsak nacin pa mora oznacevati
precejsen napredek primeri sedanjm stanjem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-14

This paper 10 devoted to
the interests of the work.
ing class. Workers are
entitled to all what they
produce.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27
MANSFIELD DEPOT
George CosgroVe Enters Hospital For Treatment-Robert Bags EnIists- Rev. J. Sly Addresses Sunday School.

The Darien family, until recently at the James Greene's. have returned to Providence. R. T..
 Misses Ruth and Ella McCoHum of Connecticut college are at home for the Easter vacation. ] The public school teachers visiting day had to be postponed last week, be- cause the conveyance could not get over the road
 Patient at Hospital.
 George Cosgrove, employed at the state farm. entered St. Joseph's hes pital in 'Willimantic last Saturday for eatment. -f
 Miss Anna Hall of Boston, visited her mother, Mrs. Jane Stedman last Saturday and Monday.
 EnIists For War Service
 Robert Bags has enlisted in the British Royal Engineer corps for war service. Mrs. Bags is in Boston to visit relatives.
 William Hernberg came home Sat urday, after two months visit for re- pairs at St. Joseph's hospital
 George Nelson visited his home in Woodstock last. Saturday and Sun day.
 Fhe Easter recess of public schools will this year extend only from Good Friday to Tuesday after Easterday.;
 Spoke at Memorial Church. , |. Rev. William J Sly, director of the Sunday school and young peoples work of Connecticut Baptist Churches, visited in the. evening service of Eber Durham Memorial church last Sun day, and made, a very interesting ad- dress. MT. Sly was entertained at the parsonage until Monday forenoon.
 Judge Marvin. of Hartford. chair man of the board of trustees of the State Training School and Hospital was in town Saturday. Mrs. Fenelon McCollum and her daughters visited Mir. McCollum at the Johnson Memorial hospital in Staf- ford Springs Monday. Church Interests.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27

J
 By using hotbeds and coidframes for growing early plants of cabbage. caul- iflower, tomato, pepper, eggplant, let tuce and celery, the gardener may have large plants to set in the garden as soon as the weather permits and thus gain three or four weeks in pro- ducing these crops. The hotbed is used to start the very early plants while the weather is still cold in Feb ruary and March, and the coldframe for starting later plants for later transplanting into the garden. The coldframe is also used to harden off the plants grown in the hotbed. Plants grown iTls the hotbed are tender and cannot be taken direct from there to the garden without being hardened off by being kept in a cool temperature for ten days or two weks.
 Making Hotbeds and coIdframes
 Hotbeds and coldframes differ only in that hotbeds may have pits, and fermenting horse manure is used as 3
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27

leyville and, Wormwood Hill Member ships are looked for soon. Better weather and better walking enable some to come to the Red Cross room who have not been able to do so during the winter
 Addressed Woman's Club. At the meeting of the Womans club Tuesday evening Miss NJ. E. Hayes spoke on the Latest News in Food Conservation.
 Mrs. w. T. Alderman is back in her place in the main office. The college is .rejoiced to see Pres ident Beach out again.
 Pamphlet on College.
 The new small pamphlet on Your State College has Some attractive new photographs in it.. One of them ap- peared in the New York Sunday Times date of March "A. showing the young women students on the campus at their new work of conserving maple
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27

source of heat in the hotbed, but not in theH coldframe.
 The frame may be made of boards, brick or concrete. If built of brick or concrete the hotbed walls and ends extend from the bottom of the two foot pit te the glass sash.
 The front wall is from s to 12 inches above the ground and the back wall 4 to inches higher The low wall should face the south so that the plants will get the full benefit of the heat of the sun.
 The ordinary frame is made of boards 8 inches high in front and 12 inches at the back. The ends are made to slope from the top of the back to the top of the front A frame of this kind is easily moved from place to place |
 Since the size of glass sash is by feet. the frames are made 6 feet in width and some multiple of 3 in length, depending upon the number of sash to be used. Sometimes cloth in- stead of sash is used for the top.
 Use of Manure. i To make a hotbed, enough fresh horse manure, without too much straw, must be obtained to fill the pit or to make pile upon which the frame is ! to be set The manure is left in a pile i until it gets hot and steaming. It is then forked over, throwing the out 1 side into the center of the new pile. After about a week it will be, hot again and must be forfed over into a new pile In few days it will be i hot again and should be placed in the pit in layers 6 inches deep, each one 1 being tramped down firmly before the hext is added. When the pit is full, spread 6 inches of rich garden soil over the manure and put on the sash to protect it from rain or snow. To make a surface hotbed spread the heated manure on the ground in a g. inch layer, about 3 or 4 feet wider and longer than the frame. Tramp this down until the pile is about 2 feet thick Then set on the frame and bank up with manure against the sides and ends. Put a 6-inch layer of rich soil over the manure inside the frame and set on the sash.
 After a few days the bed will be- come very hot. but will soon begin to cool Noff. When the temperature goes down to S5 degrees F'arenheit, the gar den seeds should be planted and the 1 bed Watered.E Great care is necessary Ito give the bed proper ventilation and
 yet not chill the plants. The plants
 must be watered regularly to keer them growing vigorously.
 I Transplanting Vegetables.
 After the plants are large enougi 1 for transplanting and the weather i!
 mild enough so that the coldframt
 will protect them, they may be SC
 in the coldframe where they can eas
 fly be hardened off by careful venti
 lation in preparation for outdoor
 planting. The plants can. of course
 be hardened off in the hotbed, bu that would cool it down like a cold frame.
 The coldframe may be used fo growing plants if a hotbed is. no available, but the seed should be plant ed perhaps three weeks later than i the hotbed. Some time will be gain
 ed, however. over waiting to plant ou a of doors.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27
HOME GARDEN CAMPAIGN.

l.s A productive home garden on. ev-' cry farm and a backyard garden for every village. town, and city home,' P is the slogan of the United States de- partment of agriculture Many forces ana different Organizations are helping in the garden campaign, but the Unit ed States department of agriculture, and the agricultural colleges are car rying the biggest end of the work of Organization and instruction. There are approximately 10090,00o rural families in the United States, and ap- proximately 100000 additional fami- lies in cities and towns up to 25,000 population. In the entire United States there are about 21,O00,o9o families, but 8 portion of these in the large con- gested centers of the population can not have gardens. A home garden for every possible family is the aim The work is well under way, already hav- ing been organized in January for this years campaign of food production.
 Caution.
 The department is emphasizing economic production of food through
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27

fense. The official U. S. A. and Rrit- lsh War Films were shown.
 Giants Win.
 Friday afternoon the Palmertown Giants and Uncasville Warriors had their first baseball game of the season at Whites field; in Uncasville. The Palmertown boys won 30 to 8.
 The office of the C. M. Robertson Co. has been mobed to the second floor of the nek box factory
 A rehearsal for the minstrel show to be given by the Home Guard wa held ir Palmer Memorial hall Friday evening. Reuben Austin has moved from one of the c. NJ. Robertson Co.'S houses to the Hooper house on the main road.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the U. E. church will meet Friday afternoon in the sewing room of the Palmer Memo rial school
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27
Wednesday evening and

Wednesday evening and devotional hour Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Ida Smith. Easter sermon next Sunday morning. Easter concert on Sunday evening at seven o'clock
 MT. and Mrs. William Schmidt of Stafford Springs and their two chil- iren, visited their relatives. Mir. and Mrs. Martin M. Hansen from Satur- day to Monday
 Miss Cora Nichols of Norwich was tI:e guest of her, sister, Mrs. Samuel Austin from Thursday to Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27
MoNTvnLE
Norwich Speakers at Union Baptist Church When Apporticnment of Million Dollars is oversubseribed- Address by Sergeant Gibbons.

An interesting stereopticon lecture was given Sunday evening in the au- ditorju1n of the Union Baptist church The subject of the lecture was "The Emigrant in America" This is the third in a series of lectures which Rev. r. s. Clark hopes to give every other Sunday. Edwin Hill, secretary Of the Norwich Y. M. c. A., and James l.. Case, of Norwich, were present
 Mr. Hill led in prayer and Mir. Case gave a fifteen minute talk on the Bap- tfst laymen's drive for a million dol lars.
 He told the congregation that the U- B. eturch's share in this great drive was sfo0.
 At the close of the talk Rev. F. S. Clark asked the people for pledges and In tm minutes the $10o was over subscribed.
 Address By Sergeant Gibbons.
 Tuesday afternoon and evening Ser geant Arthur Gibbons of the Third Canadian Infantry spoke in Palmer Memorial han under the auspices of
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HOPKINToN
Social Postponed-Speaker in Baptist
 Campaign Fails to Appear-PersonaIs

Walter F. Mills has been confined to his home for week with an attack of grip. @
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wich Saturday. |
 Horatio Pierce entertained his chii- dren from Providence over Sunday.
 Little Miss Doris Wesemann has recovered from hersreeent illness. [
 Mrs. Harriet E, Palmer is enjoying
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a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips and family, of New Haven
 MT and Mrs Ernest Luther enter tained Sunday Mir. and Mrs. Frank Beier. Frank L. Beier and John R. Lu- ther.
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Need For Home Gardens Calls
 For Work in Every Back Yard
 United States Department Of Agriculture

Foliage crops, such as lettuce spin: ach and kale, do fairly well in partial shade, but even they need sunshine two or three hours a day. Plants which must ripea fruits, such as to- matoes and eggplant, should have the silnniest locations.