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Washington Journal., 1919-03-21
Gin Gag i'm 6rallimiden NrmaI0.
Aun Npm TapEbluE rtnrH RFtaFrnFr.

Is auF einsn suten 8OtenIObn rs4ne'
ten, psrItebt Ii9 BON ieIbIt. @ir
teilten ibnen aud olsbolO bon ben
mitqe6ra9ten @eI9enten nit, mas
mir eeraOe CUR 9ono batten: erobs
ponens 3suse, rote Sof4sntI4er.
G Geeren, MeIer, unO beoouerten nur,
e6en BON b~srieni9en Sorte BON 9lass
perlen, Die Ite DOR allen I6GBen, uno
sic als @elo untsr ibnen t%uriiert, au4
nidt cine ein5ige Sdnur Bel uns gu
boben. @s IinO erbiengroBe Perlen
aug mi6neibsm @lafe. Die Wdns
ner poren gang nadt, penn man ntdt
etpa cine fpannen6reite l1mpidlung
nit elmer aus Smbe, elmer 2ione,
f66u eeorebten Sdnur omii4en Wooe
uno &n09el oIs &lsioungsltiid reds
men min, uno nur Die Jruuen tru9en
I'M bic 2cnoen elm aus NeIielboIt GEE
FloGtenes Stid 3eug, bas tie our9
e;rsn fpannenbreiten slGn5eno 6rous
men @iirtel aug 8aumrinoe feItbalten.
Mls mir BON elmer oerfelben Elm fols
DIES Sud- eegen Elm Stiid DOlen8erJ
umtauf6en po1ten mar lie ioglei9
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

syn alien S6riitcn b%cgcgncn uls
MifteiIunoen iibcr D@rOIiife", ole
uns fiirs erlte gar ionoerlit annli-
ten. Seben mir dber etpas ldldrTcr
I'll, 10 braudlen mir in iencn Shil.
Serungen nid)t bIobe &bantalteret
All erbIiden. @cuu olio BON Gro
fli6cn prSGbIt miro, Die gleidl Oen
Neaenmiirmern uuO @ngcrlingeit
ihr Goicin i'm lodercn grOboOci
frilten, 10 Oiirien mir, o9ne an Die
ofrifaniiden Niolhiiidc ulw. Oenfen
Su miiIien, Oieie Slide audi ols Scr
treter ser na1malig, nomlid Ourdl
Sen i'm Sabre 1899 pc%rltorbenen
8erliner SiiAfunOigen 90. e. 9lodl
als ,Sdlongcnfcpifiide" be5eidne
ten iiiOaiiotiiden 6IoIentrdger an
lpreben.
Gdon gnoe Ser Oreibieer Sabr
bes pergangcnen SabrbunOerts ben
tie iid, na66em DER genannte 6or
ihcr bereits mchrere Spe5ics Olele
@ottung beid)ricben unO benanu
Bate, Sic &unOe BON Der 2ebenS-
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

So5alo sic Snoiouer unierer 8os
uots anIi6tig puroen, blieIen iie i9re
bentDnenoe 8uIina, elm i4mudloIes
Stubborn. Wir ma9ten 9nlt uno
uuterfu9tsn our 9prii4t uniere 8ofs
fen. Mir ridtsn langlam Dor uno
fo6en, als mir ouF bunoert S4ritte
beron9stpmmsn paren, cine Hot9out
Ii5 eilig Our9 Den bi4ten Malo
itromoufpGrts pinren; bolO fam er
ouf elmer li6ten Stele uniern 8anots
gegeniiber gum 9oridein. Gr mar
qGn5liG unbepoTfnet uno Dputommen
nodt unb Don rotbrauner 6arbe. Ton
Der nit GROCER 3ungenTerti9tett on
uns geri9teten Reoe DerItonoen mir
nur Iebr penig. mir legten IogIei9
an uno nobmen ben Subianer freunOs
lid on 9orO. Giner CAB ibm 6as
rinba (MoismebD, oas er aud ios
qlei9 nit pielsm NnItnnoe per3e9rts.
Din elmer ibm ssi6entter 3ie9bormos
Milo 16ien er penig @efnlen gu fins
ben, bur9l09erte ben 8lafebalg nit
ben Singern unb mart olsbann oos
tonIofe SnItrument in ben STUB.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21
Cine lnitise staSt.

Cine b0dit nl~ertiuiiroiae, in ibrer
Inlagc publ eIn6lgartiDe StaOt lit
Aconla, orei engli.he Mcllen iiios
lid) BON Wtcia Gliralaoa in Nterifo
oele0en. Gle Stant lit allf elilcln
Sellen erbaut, Der elm tluliildeS
Weilpiel elner pbnntaitlidlcn Ausna-
gung Oird oas Mallcr bll0ct, oenn
Oie Seiten oes SellenS bungen in
elmer S0be BON foIt 400 SUB melt
iiber. @r felt einen ullgenpuren
Nll3 oar, ser nur IN Der Wtitte ge-
ItiiBt lit uito rings berum IN Der
Silft idymebt. Die StaOt Aeolro, bic
auf Oieler meerumlpiiItcn llltigen|
S0be erridtet it, iiibrt Den llr.
iprung IN ielne ge~rgaigcnbeit 5u.
rid; lie beituno bercits. als 1910
Ole rrlicn eutOpdiiAen 6orid,er lie
belndtcu, unO einea Yeriht pon Die.
fer puuocriamcn Aniicoeluna uno.
bon :hren intcreiianten YGuIi6teiten|
gobell.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

einperIanDen, nabm nit grOBer Ser
tigteit Das MaB UNI lbren 8urtel.
Gnp 3mar 10 rei9II4 ais mO9lid.
uno sing nit Dem abgeI9nltIenm
Gtiid 3eu9 binter Die Sulpe unO -
tam mot pieOer. GrJOBlt9 parer
Die sSrugen, Die einig. Der dlterer
Wtanner l9nitten, um uns begretflld
gu maten, mie pebe bic Aalts tut
uno ME le9r iie mO9li4r GROCER
@oaentiider beOirftig telen. JeOeI
bra9te Ielne 6rau. SO9ter, 5reun=
binnen, GinDer bertei. 5pdngte iid
<purcb Die Mlense uno iubte ioOIeI OILS
E.09li9 gu erbaiGea, I'M oas @rbuls
tene in Gile gu OerIteden. pas Spiel
auts yieue gu beginner. Itanobaft leugz
neno, i. Don uns Elm @si6ent erbll,
ten gu baben. Die beIDen yteger.
Die bel Der expedition parer, lparen
Gegenftanoe Oes al9emeinen 9ebnes:
&uporao (Stlaoe), store UHIecpt) rel
elm tlelner @%oroutclunge, lnoem er
pGbei nit BEN Singer ali Die armen
SDbne 0ams 5e.9te. 3utegt tauihz
ten nil no4 eInise. So9en uno EN-
paar GuBenD YfeIie elm unD traten,
Do Ii1 Die Sonne gum u%nter9ang
neiate, 4nItalten CUR WeIterrelle, obs
oleIb uns Die GDronoos gu pieoerz
bplten WnIen elnluDen, Die yfodt bel
lbnen gu bleiben. Gs toilette ubrl9ens
iebr plel Wliibe. DON ibnen Ios5utoms
men; lie muBten bal5 nit 9epaIt aus
ben &nnots getriebtn perDen. Sn Der
@ernirrune Der Abfubrt Itabl einer
Der SnDianer einen Der einSetauf1ten
Bc0sll, unD puBte i'm nit Dieler 8es
Id)idiiGteit unter Muher gu br.ngen.
lnoem er nit Den 6IBen oarauf ftes
beno, ME a0s anoern uns our6
Sdnoetluti9en unb @ei9rei pom ieiz
ner tief9eflblten JreunDiAaft gu
uberaeugen iudte. Oas 6oltenauge eis
nes unlerer 2eute entoedte aber Das
1afGenfpieltunttid. unD Der e9rens
perte @oronoo mubte leinen Eaub
~berausgeben.
,Sn menis MinGtsn 6atten mir ben
Ea1iten Yersuorsprung umfa6ren nnb
Barn unb @orod0os aus benz @eiIht
~uerloren.
@isIs SnOianer, Die ii4 isIbt
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

Rur5 0arauf ItranOeten unfere Eonots
nuf Der ~llntiefe 5und4it Der 9aupt>
grippe am nfer, uno lo9lei4 paren
lie BON rpobl oreiBlg WtGnnern, Jrdus
en- uno Einoer olnt umrln9t, Die eli
men grdbli9en &drm ma4ten. Aus
tunren o1ne NButfen, Da lIe oleieloen
rcrber I'M 8uI9mert perltedt batten,
unD eaben uns Dur9 3elpen gu uer>
tteben, Dab lie ,unlere oeilen 6reunoe
feien. Der alte %Sta5ite, cine rotrpol=
Iene Dede UNI Die S4uIter, tam nut
Stpei Sungen gelligt, uls elmer Der
2eBten berDel uno uberrethte uns gu
unlerem grOBtsn Grltounm slnen
Brlef! Sin mt Glnte auf papier 9es
tGrleoener Brlet miiten i'm urpulp,
uno IN DER 9unO etnes iol9en Soten
= ullO Der yrief mar on ms 9crIb'
tet - unmoglId,! Oo4 Der Sn-
bait erildrte pus RaIiel. 81 mar pon
benz Anpu5lner upo utiiilondr 5rate
GLmoteo De a&olicl NoDo, Director oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3ao Peoro
p'MIcnntnrn an {ibagp. Die Sns
Dianer maIen @oroaoOs aus oemlel;
ben AlDeanatnto, Die aus peIter Jerne
aum iyll1Inn9 an cen i5nen pOglbes
tcnaten 95ntp Je5p9en lparen, uno DEE
men Der furjorg .l9e Wtond), ourh
ben prnliDenten OIL Yrop.E5 pon uTs
ferer yteile benuhrlGtlgt. oIsien Srsef
uuuert1nut bate. 81 e~rtunol9te llh
in oemtslben angelfgentllGlt nuH uns
Serem BellnDen, ppR na9 Der nuts
mdBIidrn sen unlerer Antuntt an
pnranapnnemiL um nns BON Der
WieoerlaGung aus Tin Hnnot mt trl@
ld3en Heben5mittsln ent9eSeHlhlden Oh
tonnen. Wir bubsn ole urid1e, Ibm
fir oieie Wuimertllmtelt oantbar 5u
5ein, inDem,. ME iI9 ipdter he1dusS
fteate, Der 9lEdlIAe Ausgan9 Der @G>
petition Daourh teoeuteno gefOrOert
ipuroe. Dle gnn5s @croaoobprce
sGblte ungefdbr 90 &Opie, onruntsr
etrpa 80 Wt1nnet uaD 2O-3O 6rauen
1no Rinosr, nelbt ale ouf Die Jus
oriualiGne Welie ldDnsten, lnften
unD aeIti:uIisrten. pdhrenD lie big an
Gle 9niee i'm Wnf,r itunoen. ODER
aar IN Die &anois lprangsn uno uns
TO ols S1nDs poi gu tun gaben. Dab
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

einigsrmoBsn niibli9 gu MAIDEN, iu9t
in ieber Wsife bic blutigen ueberIiefs,
runlen Der 0ergan9enbeit ourA
Spfer gu tilsen. 9lber nod iinb Die
Grfolge gu serine. UNI i@on iebt nit
@ider1eit bic 3eit beitimmen gu tOn@
men, mann Der lette Snoianer Oas
freie 2eben Der WdlOer gesen bas uns
geipo6nte. penn aud leiGte Sod Der
Wloeamentos rertauf9en miro.
Soften mir, haB nidt &rantbeiten
uno perminoerte No9tummenI4aft
Dor benz @intritt bieies 3eitpunttes
Die 20iuns Der SnOiunerfrose in Sio=
omerita in peri9ieoener. Difterer
@eife segeben baden piro. bob uiels
mebr bic 8emiibungen Der &egierun9
uoil GrFoIg setrDnt, unO bic Snoionet
aug reuben @duberboroen aiOiliiierts
Menf9en peroen.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

gls Dor einigen Sabren oas 6llr'
tenpoar BON 5dmar5burg-S onOerS'
Jaulen oas Selt ielner l%ilbcrnen
ood)5cit ~leierte. tatcn iid) elllIgt
Der Waite: DER 9cr3og uno DIE 9et'
;oain pon Mnbnlt, Der YrIn5 uilO
oie Yrin3eiiin Don Sadlen.alien
buro uno Der GrbgroBbcr5og uon
electromagnetic 81 eIllell &c.
nlclnlalnen Weldent 5%ulunllletI.
@lrs Wcldenf bclluno in Dem pom
benz befounten ArdIteften Srn1ellor
Yernburo Sdlacoe III Berlin Ell.
uoricnen mo alisgeliibrten 2nnlt-
brullucu, oellen Yilo mir bringen.
Ser yrunllcil, Der I'M So1e oes
,SogoidluiivS WeDrcn BET 5lmcnall
III IbiirlnGen NuiltelIung gctlnoen
bat, lit ems Der bcOcntenoltel User
re Ocutider Sd)micoeirnlt aus lleile-
rer 3clt. llnen0lld) rclipoll ut ole
Art, mle Die StiiBcu, DIE ocn Val.
Oadin trogcn, BON %gra5Ioleln Man
fcmpcrf unlpielt iino, mle lie Den
6ricS nit bcrolOlidlcn Ornanlcntrn
IN frelSblmcnartIgcr Gnolgtllg
ourd)idlnclDcn, uro wle aus oscirn
nit cilenaetrtebcnen Ytastcn gcore-
ten @nolgungspuntten lrleocr oIe
Ieidt geidNpuugenei Irlle berpor'
modlicn, meld)e Die yoicrnen ira.
gen. Ger ;3aubcr, Den Der Srlil.
nen aul ieocn Yciduncr ailsiIbt.
miro wobl bcrnorgcbradt ourd' ons
unacnein gIiidlidlc 3nlammenrir.
fen Der ltruftipcn eIenlente MT Der
l~piclcn0en Broiie oeS Yflunien'
mcrfs uno ourdl bic iarblNc @e'
banolung oes Sd)nncbecIleis. 90
hobcn Die odltcdia acbiloetcn So.
ternrn Yuecnid,cibcnucrgIaiuna III
aolSigcm Con crhnItcn, Die Sup.
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

Bel BEN meiffen SnoioneritGmmen 8ras
iIiens elm fe6r Ioderes, uno bic 5rou'
en- limb infolge Der unpiirbigen Bee
b%onblung Our4 bic Mfdnner aufs
Siefite geiunten.
Die Trouen miFen bas 5elo be-
pfIanaen uno ouBer Der &inoerlait
nod bic Qe6ensmittel, MoistoIben
uuO @urseln in erOBen SrogtOrbsn
ouf ibreA 3iigeu Our4 bic Wdlbsr
nadf@Geppen. Nuf Oieien Sago3iigen
bouen Iie fi6 tleinere 9iitten aus
9olmapeigen. Sn bsren Ndbe finoet
man ieoegmol uuf elmer 2ianenronte
cine 5ammlung DON nnterfiefern
Der an bieIem plobe erlegten uuO pers
aebrten Siere oufgebangt. @s finb
meiItens &iefer BON Sapiren unO ptl>
ben S9peinen. Offenbar 1T es cine
sSGqerpro6lerei, bic fe OeranlaBt, iOls
DE SafelreHe our Sdau aus5uItelen.
GIs 3ei9en fir ipdtere SogOtrupps
binterloFen lie oft elm paar Stride IN
Der rein gefegten Groe, Elm Sn1oel
Sacufebern, Elm Stiid4en Sen ober
einen tleinen &no9en.
9ieTe SnOianer le6en nit allen
iibrt1en @tGmmeu in pffener 5ehOe
unb limb Don alien gefir9tet. Sbre
Siitten Fno Don 8ablreiden itoIpiers
ten Ropf6duten ibrer 5einoe Ses
f9midt.
Die broiGianif9e Regierung, Der,
obqefe6en pon alien Snterefen Der
SumonitGt, Oaran gelegen fein muB,
Bic fpdrli9en gtefte ebemals aa6lret@er
Snbiunerborben fir ben Staot bod
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

ueiIe Ser Gro, @runO- ODER S9lan-
genfopffiide aui, uno 5par, mte nod
mebrfod in ser SuIge, Ourdj engli
Idle &eiienoe. M,an erfubr, oaB in
Dem oltinOiI6en &imalaialtoat gbu.
tan Ser u@runOfiId" in S0blungcn
an SluBufern, aber ebenio entfernt
pon SliiIien u;lO Seen unO mitunter
8mei enQlii1e Wieilen melt pom
@aIier ouf Dem 2anoe gcfnnOen
uerOe; ia, BOB er beim @intritt Der
gegen5eit oft in GROCER Ntcnge i'm
oufaeueihten Shlamm ODER i'm
Wrale nacb 4rt Der S9lalgen nm
scrfriede. Man .abm mabr, oa6
Sic SAlangeni0pfe befdblgt iino,
niht nur in dbnIiher 8eiie wie Die
@roBilolier ul0 uerpanOte Sabp-
rintbfiIde in triibeut, fauligem, Diff
fem @olier, lofern i6nen nur 3elt-
lpeile Die Atmung freier Suit gelIat-
tet lit, aus6ubalten uno mie Die
&letterfil1e in balbflull9em
S9Iomm 81 Ieben, lortoern aih, IN
ser troden g%eporOenen @runOlHldt
ODER unter Ser erbdrteten SoOen-
trulte zines 8oiierbedens eingc9ra'
ben liegeno, in elmer Art Grltarrnng
otc 3eit ser Diirre gu iiberOanern
unO ielbit non einem @epalier gun
anocren ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5l nm
tcrnebmen, mesbalb Die GngldaOer
ibnen SEN Namen ~malfing 6ilbes"
bcilegten. Ginl9e forperlide Gigen'
beiten Der Slide, Der 9clis elner
af3ciioriibcn oOer 9tebenflemenb0ble
leOerleits, Die in beionoerer 6int'
ton bel ser Atmung unterltilseno
eingrcift, elmer boben An5abl
Rumpiuirbel unO oas gorDanoen-
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21
Elm acknowledgements Brnnnrn i'll GRtrRn,

fcrfIdde 1T an ibrer NluBenieite iuf,
tie ounfclgriin, an Scr Snnenieite
rot get0nt, Die IoIer iino idlmar6
oebaltcn, Die Gronen pergoloet unS
Die @nppen 0es Grieies n~ntcrbaIb
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

Gaen9zaaneue q. +. @alomeni9en)
nennen, erDIelten DON ben portuglelen
cen ytamen @oroaOos BON Der 9rpBen
5onIur pDer Sore, Die tie ole o9ne
4usnabme trngen, NtanHer, 6rauen
uno IOgar 19Dn Die &tnOer. SH truz
9elsr set, epe tie in SsruhruHs nit
gBeiBen tamerl, purDe DIeleIOe III
m~ubepoaiter 0Uelle mittelt zines ipar@
fen 8uquaraitudes ber9eItslt, beut5u>
ta9s aber nit ben 9rpBen Mtsnern, DON
pel9en beinabe jeoer elnes beltBt. =
Oie1e MalOmeniWen iinO DON mIttles
rer Wr0Be, OunteIrOtDrauner TarDe,
plaul9par5en, %1traffen 9aaren uno
3sigen in lbrsr @elt9fsDiIDung nit
pen i4ietlteDsnoen, gelqlisten Au9en,
ben lrart berportprmgenOen Sauens
tnoGen, flaper ytale uno gerln9em
9ortpu9s BEN unpertennparen Stenls
pei mongplif4er gtahe.
DIS non pug ultra Don mltipIulz
aer .3erltprung Dei(en, mos Die gtatur
an iprem Wiellterperte als 5peu0ten@
lid geI9ufTen, fibren mir on, OoB lie
Ilcb pie Augenpimpern bis auf Die
lebte Spur ausraufen, tnoem lie glau>
ben, bielslbsn ieien fur oas 1garfe
3ielen beim 8ogeul9IeBen bInoerlIG.
9Bie ollie pilDen Stdmme lIno lie
Iebr a~bergldubii9. 90 ellen tie fem
.RebfleifW, neil tie bebaupten, oaB es
bic 9aare friib5eIt;y petB, uno teIne
WnilerpoJel, neil es Den &tnbsrn
9rOBe SuBe MAGE; S4ienfleii4 ellen
lie glelufalls niGt, mi penn tie eli
ren Sqien auf Dem Yallo elmer
@itoncia totem. 10 geDen lie Oas 5leI1b
ben 0unoen unD geDrau9en nur Die
00rner ais 8ulinas (Irompete). Sas
5Sleif9 Oes Sapirs 5ie3eu tie leOem
anoern DOR unD peroebren 1cgar Die
Gin9epeiDs, troBOem aDer perfwmaben
lie ben 9Oder. Den beiten Sell, neil
lie fasen, bob iie OaOurcA Die 3uneI'
guna tbrer 6rauen DerlOren. AuBerS
Dem barf aucb Der, peI9er ben Sa>
pir erle9t, nipts oaopn eilen. Sle
limb betannt als elmer Der trleJertl@z
Hen sSnDiauerltdmme 8raIiliens, uIlO
einen gldn5enDen 8epeis oapon lleS
fern i9re ausge3ei4net 9ear0eiteten
qBuffen: Itarte Dogen Dpn 6--7 SUB
Qdnqe. umpideIt nit Der Dlnnen
braunrpten &inpe Des Gtpo Smbe,
nit aus NeTelbait seOre1ter @Qnur,
eIeeante ipteile nit Ano4snlpiBen
aus AffenI9ienbein, uno tur5e 9ans
sen, bcren GpiBen tie beut5utage aus
ben I9psriten Wleiern, Die tie I'M
SuuTAbanoel erlungen tOnnen, nit
uielem YsI9id Oerferti9en. Sbre grO>
zen aemeinf9aftll9en 9atten ooer
Aonaps IinD pon reiner SpiBbo9en>
1enform, nit polmenbldttern 9eDsdt
uno baben einen lebr engen Singing.
Der goDen bat gu beioen Seitsn cine
ianfte Neigun9 gegsn Die Witte. MO
lih Die 5euer befinoen, unp an ben
@dnOsn 6dusen an 8pei SanIrsn
l6re pfeile unO srOBe -8iinoeI i9rer
ei9eutiimli9 gefdrbten Waistolben.
,Sbre 8ogen unD Nan5en Ie9nen in
ben @den. Sic f6Iufen auf unges
6euren, fla9 aussebreiteten &inosn>
ltiiden. Sn einem iOlden Rando po9>
men fiinfais Bis ied3is Meni4cu bei@
Iammen. Dos e6sl;4e 8uno 1T ME
Washington Journal., 1919-03-21

Watte in 9anfmib-8 Berlin unO pa.
ter nod mebrere Smporte. So BON
pclte it'd babel bauptidhli6 I'M Den
Damn on6 ge8ihteten, in unlerer
a6bil0ung oben linfs Oorgeitelten
bonOfledi0en unO Sen quergeltreiften
Sdlangenfopf. @an5 ucrein5elt ge.
longten oll6 anOere Arten bierber,
e sic als nSpb. barca" be5eidnete
Spe5ies, 0ereu cin5iger gcrtreter bel
uns mobl Oos BON Dem aiinitIer
DargeIte(Ite itattIiAe Grenlplar I'M
Yerliner aquarium iein Oiirfte, oas
in ieiuem @ormmaiierbcden uno bel
tii6tiger SleiidfpIt oprddtig geoei6t.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-03

Beginning tonight an evening school will be stafted in the village at the WequonDoc school for those empIoyes Of factories and merchandising houses who are between the ages of If and IS who have not graduated from grammar scnool. This school is the first of it's kind to be started in the village and is in compliance with the state law recently passed by the legislature. It 's expected that there will be a large enrollment this evening, as it is re quired by law that all parents and em- plcyes shall see that the students at tend the school. Miss Sadie Driscoll is to be in charge of the local night school
 News has been received here of the death in New York Saturday of Mrs. Thomas K. Beardow. Mir. Beardow who belongs to the we'll known local family. left here for New York four years ago. In Ottawa. Canada. he married Miss Lena Pick. They have one son. Newell Mrs. Beardow;s body is 10 be brought to Norwich for burial here.
 George Weller and Dewey Smith of New Bedford are spending the week end at their homes here.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-03
CHILDREN PARTICIPATE IN
 MERRY HALLOWEEN GAMES

The little folks in primary and be- ginnerS departments of the First Bap- tist Bible school held a real Hallow- cen party at the church Saturday af- ternoon. The room was prettily deco rated with yellow and black stream CTS, with pumpkin moonshines and black cats a plenty. The teachers. Mrs. Louis Wheeler, Miss Fannie Brown Miss Fannie Meier and Mrs. o. l.. Bjork had arranged a number of games appropriate to the season which were entered into with much spirit by the twenty three little people present A peanut hunt was won by Master Donald Royce. Master Donald Lilli- bridge proved the most skilful in pin- ming the tail on the black cat. The consolation prizes in the peanut game was presented to Louise Higgins An those for the Black Cat game. The prizes were novelties appropriate for Halloween.
 After the games sandwiches, dough- nuts, cookies and apples were served which closed an enjoyable afternoon. The children present were Edith Bill lings, Louise Higgins. Edith Pulsifer, Evelyn Tyres, Edna Sandberg. Lucille Morse. Florence Swain. Doris Pulsifer, Emily Sandberg, Anna Taft. Donald Royce, Robert Billings, Donald Lilli- bridge, Norris Higgins. Neatly Tyrer, Norman Tyrer Robert Burke, Court land Sweet. Leonard Royce. Alfred Lillibridge.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-03
YANTIC

William Crofts. who has been over seer lp the card room of the Liberty Woolen Company, tfor the past three years has left the employe of the com pany and leaves town at once for Pittsfield. where he will be similarly employed in the Tillotson Mill. In tok en of the esteem in which he was held by the employees of the room he was presented wairus travelling bag gold cuff links and leather collar rag. the presentation being made by Gorge Tague.
 Mrs. Henry Hamilton entertained twelve ffien6t at tea Thursday after noon. in celebration of her birthday.
 Halloween festivities were enjoved by many of the villagers.
 Robert Schleising has left for PhiIa delphia. where he is manager in a large dying establishment
 William F. McHale of New York ha returned, after few days at his home here.
 Louis Daniels. of South Coventry was a recent visitor in town.
 Miss Mary Cassavant of Worcester was guest of Miss Bertha Brumme recently.
 James Reed and Elmert Gleason. were recent visitors in Jewett City.
 H. J. Aver, of Detroit, Is spendins a few days in town having been call ed here by the death of his father John Wesley Aver.
 Mrs. Carl Rother and Miss Elozabetr Bother are spending several days ir New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-03
DIED

GORMAN-In New London, Oct. 31, 1919, Mrs Mary Reidy German. WHITING-In Lyme, Nov. 1, 1919, Charles William Whiting. formerly of Norwich, in his S7th year. DEVOTIONAL White Plains, N. Y., Saturday, Nov. l. 1919. kdeline H.. Devotion, widow of John l. Devotion and daughter t1ai., of the 6en, late George Funeral service at her late residence, A Barker avenue, White Plains, N. Y, Sunday. Nov. 2, at p. m. Com initial service at Yantic cemetery, Norwich, at about p. m. Monday. Please omit flowers. BEARDOW-In New York city. Nov. 1, 1919, Lena Pick. wife of Thomas K. Beardow.
 Tuesday afternoon on the arrival of the ? o'clock train. DART-In .Montville. Oct. 30, 1919, Emily A., widow of Henry E. Dart, aged S2. years.
 BEEBE-In Norwich. Nov. 1, 1919, Marion W Beebe. aged 66 years. Funeral services at the home of his daughter, No. Washington street, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 4. at o'clock.
 Pawtucket papers. please copy. BURKE-In New Haven. Oct. 30. 1919, Johanna, widow of James Burke, aged 66 years.
 MADDEN-In Norwich. Nov. 3. 1s1s Mary A. Madden. beloved daughter of the late Hugh and Catherine Madden of Valley street. Funeral from the home of her brother George P. Madden, 40 Otis street Notice of funeral later.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-03
RESTORATION PARTY
 AMONG NORWICH CREEKS

Among the Greek residents of Nor wich there is considerable party that want to see King Constantine re- stored to his throne. At meeting which they held recently they en- dorsed the following statement by Senator Reed of the United States senate:
 Instead of having combination for peace you have created a condition that makes war as inevitable between nations as fight between men would be inevitable if three of your neigh bors formed combination to run the
 families of three of your other
 neighbors. Proud nations and proud peoples cannot submit and dare not submit. But let US see: there are nine nations represented on the coun- eil, but who are they? The five great powers have named; but what of Greece? She is the pawn of Great
 Britain; she is scarcely self-govern- ing people. do not say that out of disresbect to the Greek citizens. but it is fact that her government was set up by outside influences and has been maintained by them. and Eng land and France had no difficulty in driving the king of Greece from his throne with the help of patriotic Greeks,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-03
PASTORS SPEAK FOR THE RED CROSS

Red Cross Sunday. the first Sunday
 in November. which ushered in the
 Third Red Cross Roll Call. the annual
 membership campaign by which the
 organization will se1k to maintain for
 the problems of peace the strength and effectiveness it attained in the
 war, was very generally observed
 throughout the Norwich district. Cler- symen of all faiths devoted at least
 part of their sermons to the develop
 ment of the American Red Cross to it's position as the largest Humanitarian agency in the world and the import
 ance of preserving it's membership of millions for the complete realization of the health promotion and disease pre- ventien programme it has set as it's task. All of them urged their par ishioners, if already members to re- new their membership and if not to
 join during this Roll Call.
 In St. Mary's church, Greeneville, the pastor. Rev. W. A. Keefe, in his
 sermon, dwelt very earnestly upon the great work that is being done by the American Red Cross. Father Keefe said in part;
 "The heroic American service men have, on countless occasions. assured all of us of the excellence of the work of the Red Cross during the war. We are all proud that we were members of such an efficient organization. We I are delighted to know that our contri- butiens of money and labor made the excellent record of Red Cross service during the war possible.
 There should be no necessity for any argument to prove the need of such an efficient organization as the Red Cross to cope with the epidemics and 1 horrors that continually threaten American life. To cite only one case