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Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

Say, but this is jolly said the eligi- ble young man who had been invited some days before to come to Sunday night tea and who had arrived I'm glad the maid went home sick this aft ernoon and that your mother was un- expectedly> called away this morning that is, I don't mean it will be awful ly nice for us to get supper our own selves. Don't you think so?'
 "Oh, y-y-yess," agreed the pretty girl trifie anxiously. I'm afraid -'
 I'll enjoy it lot more," the young man insisted. Sort of cozy and home like when all fellow usually gets is boarding and clubs. And I'm an aw- fully good helper. What'I l do first? Of course, youll have to boss every thing-the cooking and things"
 "Oh" breathed the pretty girl, look ing about the kitchen bit irresolutely. Then she turned to him with a charm ing smile. T know" she cried. T shall let you do the cooking. You shall cook whatever you like best. Oh, | know you men are awfully clever at those things, and particularly since your army experiences, where you learned so many things. Why, I have a cousin who makes the most wonder ful cheese souffle in the chafing dish, and the eggs have to be beaten exactly nine minutes-I know"
 "Say." cried the eligible young man admiringly, "1ll bet there isn't much about cooking you don't know. Talk ing of soufrles and such things, You needn't think I'm going to lose my chance of eating some of your concoc- tions by messing around myself. May be could boii eggs, but nothing much else"
 "Oh, let's have boiled eggs!" cried the pretty girl rapturously. T simply love boi-"
 T should say not!" said the young 1 man instantly. shaking his head. Just because I mentioned them you needn't go and upset all your plans that way I'm rather tired of eggs, ayway, Agnes; | it's just like you to be sweet enough | to pretend you want them when" 'I don't know when I've had any said the pretty girl with insistent re- gret. And here are some nice fresh l ones-no, this is a bag of onions | horrid things! How I hate-' Don't you like onions?" inquired
 the young man in surprise. T don't
 mean raw, of course-but all you good
 cooks rave so about just a touch ot
 onion in everything you make. You
 put onion in your soups, don't your
 'Oh, of course" the pretty girl said
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.

Ne have come to another Memorial ". and this year it will be observed pot only by and in the memory of Those who fought over a half century ago, or even a score of years ago, but by those who have just been mustered out Of the service of their country and in memory of those who gave up their lives in the greatest struggle in the worlds history.
 lt is not to be supposed that the Civil or Spanish wars have been for gotten. They never will be, but it is only natural that they should be over shadowed for the time being by the more recent titanic struggle in which this country has participated in Flu rope. What has been experienced in the past few years only serves to em- phasize what sacrifices were made in previous conflicts. It furnishes a greater realization of the heroism. pa triotism and sacrifice of the men of the sixties
 -iThe young men of earlier days fought that slavery might die and the nation might live. Those of today went to the front that the nation Ideals might triumph, that humanity might be rescued, that oppression and tyranny might be overcome and mili- tarisnn crushed.
 Today the members of the country noble armies will unite in keeping sreen the memory of the varying de- Erefs of sacrifice that have been made and the gratitude of the people should be such that they will lend ev- rry possible assistance in making il the success that it should be. 1, should be one of the greatest Memo rial days that the nation ever saw.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30
EFFICIENCY OR POLITICAL RE
 WARD?

Isn't it time for Norwich to insist upon efficiency in the office of super intendent of the water works? Isn't it time to say that competency rather than political work should be the ba sis upon which such an official shall be chosen and retained in office?
 For too long a period this office has been filled every year by the political party that has been in control. The result has been that there have been frequent changes. Men have been named who knew nothing about the character of the work they were sup posed to superintendent. During their ncumbency they gained experience and. if they remained more than year or so they were doubtless better quail flied to stay than those who were chosen to succeed them. But the water superintendency has been hanging on the political plum tree for many years. An efficient superintendent got little or no recognition for his work and his ability over other aspirants received no consideration when the time came to pass around the political FeWGTUS.
 How this has worked is no better demonstrated than the experience that has been had in our street department in the past year. Most citizens will admit that we have had enough of that The fact of the matter is that we should insist upon competency in the office of water superintendent. That is what is done in other depart- ments here and in that particular de- partment in other cities.
 The opportunity to bring about such a desirable change is now before the people. It will be insured by refusing to ratify the repeal of the existing law and that will be accomplished by vot- ing No" on that question at the city election next Monday. It is time tC take such a stand for the good of the pitv
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

his queer nest amidst the grasses at the bottom of the stream. When the nest, with it's front and back en- frances, is ready. he will go forth in search of a mate, driving her into the nest and forcibly retaining her therein until sufficient number of eggs has been laid. The female, after escaping from the nest. never seems to return to it. the subsequent work of matching the eggs and caring for the young be- ing undertaken entirefy by the male.
 It may not be generally known that the stickleback is really a seafish
 which has only strayed fortuitously into inland waters. One species. the 15-spined, is exclusively marine. The two varieties of stickleback found ir our ponds and streams must not be confused with the minnew, which is 8 true river fish, barbless, and entirely distinct from the three or seven- spined "tiddlers, Chronicle.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30
ONLY POWERFUL
 MEDICINE WILL END RHEUMATISM

It matters not whether you have had agonizing pains from rheumatism for 70 years or distressing twitchings for 20 weeks, <Rheuma is strong enough and mighty and powerful enough to drive rheumatic poisons from your body and abolish all misery or money back.
 The Lee & Osgood Go. and all drug gists are authorized to sell Rheuma on a no-cure no-pay basis. A large bottle is inexpensive, and after you take the small dose as directed once a day for two days you should know that at last you have obtained a reme- dy that will conquer rheumatism.
 For over seven years throughout America Rheuma has been prescribed and has released thousands from agony, pain and despair.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30
seaauII. Es,eteI Ws.ths..

It is widespread belief, botA fs Scotland and in Ulster, that "Seagull, seagull, sit on the sand. It's never good weather while you're on the Iand,' alludes to the fact that when the birds fly out early and far te sea- ward, or remain on the sand, faif weather may be looked fer; while if they take contrary course stsrns most frequently follow.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30
theless that larger quantities of goods are being shipped


 There is large business being done in foodstuffs, for we are supplying a large part of Europe with necessities and in this direction alone the expor- tations for April this year exceed those of April last year by practically $100, 900, 900. There is likewise large gain in the crude materials for use in manufacturing and in manufactures ready for use. though slight decline is shown in the manufactures sent abroad for further use in manufactur- ing.
 In the matter of imports the coun- try shows an increase of five billion over the amount received for Marcf when the total was s26S.000,o00, but there was a decrease of six million over April of last year, but the tota is only little better Clan third oi the export business.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

Your boy Josh will be permitted to wear his soldier clothes for several months.''
 'Yes," answered Farmer Corntassel. with a trace of discontent in his tone; 'an' then mother'll make 'em over an expect mo to wear 'em for several years" ashington Star,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

Harry Hawker's statement about having faith in his machine would have sounded very much better if he had only succeeded in crossing the ocean. As it is it sounds like sour grapes.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

Harry Hawker is apparently trying to belittle the accomplishments of the American aviators, but possibly he doesn't know that it is an American ship that is carrying what remains of his machine to Europe.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30
STORIES OF THE WAR

Fighting CannibaIs In 1919.
 "Canibals." you may have ex- claimed when you read recently of a naval force sent to Malekula Island, of the New Hebrides, to qGall st- lacks of the man. eaters upon white
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

The impression that there was going to be no chance to use that familiar phrase Hot enough for you?' this season was quickly changed.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

It is time to insist upon the conduct of our municipal affairs in business like manner. and to end the impress sion that anything goes" as long as city money is involved
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

One thing is certain, it cannot be long now before the weather will warm up sufficiently to bring out the summer furS.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

The man on the corner says: The demand for better city government is so contagious that it promises to be epidemic by Monday,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

Throw out your flag and help in whatever other ways you can to make Memorial day what it should be.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

A new high altitude record has just been made by a French aviator. It can be safely left to the birdmen to get up in the world.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

There is very little possibility that the American soldiers will ask to be allowed to remain in the Archangel re- zion.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

Norwich will have no reason to re- gret that it made the response that was asked for in connection with the fund for the Salvation Army.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30

The fellow who goes around to buy a tea kettle these days lays himself open to suspicion.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-30
EDITORIAL NOES.

The biggest boost the straw hat has thus far received.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
NOW SCARCE
FOR EXHIBITS At
STATE AUTO SHOW
Committee Believe That Building
viii Not Accommodate More
Than One or Two More Exhibi.
ton Cars Decorating krmory.

Practically every show space has
already been secured az the armory
for the exhibit Of pleasure ears dur
Ing the State Automobile SHOW. which
will begin March G. with the possible
exception OF one max Of car. u "
said that every other ven fairiy well
known make will be seen ~ the show.
Aside from these. several dealers have
real surprises 10 spring on the View
Mexico motor world In the way % the
very latest postwar models Of several
cars which are only known In this see
ton % the country through reputa q
ton or the occasional sight Of one
passing through the state.
The committee h nov checking Up
the space left at the show for cNhi-
hition purposes and Il u expected that
plenty Of room will be left Tor the
showing % the tractors, commercial
trucks ani the accessories display Of
practically every bis dealer IN the
state.
In a few days tho committee will
make public the program OF entor.
imminent which has been arranged for
and viii eclipse anything 81 the Kind
sver attempted In thlr city or the
state. Albright ~ Santa Fe arrived
here Thursday ana has completed his
plans for the decorations. which will
be ~ a patriotic nature. being com
posed exclusively Of flags and hunt
Ing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
RIGHT OF IRISH 70
LIBERTY IS URGED
At BIG GATHERING
Very Rev. p. Z. Magennis, In Open.
ing Convention Of Irish Race at
Philadelphia, Says Test Of Amer
lean Sincerity Is at Hand.

Philadelphia. Feb. gg-The right %
the Irish 10 nnerty was enipnasixed
by the Very Rev Peter u. NJ tennis
90 New Nurk. president u the Friends
Of Irish Freedom, IN an address az
b opening today Of tue convention
% the Irish race.
The purpose of the convention IL TO
demand Tor ireland the right Ut self
determination. such a. has been given
tn Poland. Czeoh-slotakla and other
small nations II Will adjourn tomor-
row
Dr. MaEennis. who is assistant gen
ofal u the Carmelite order. said
The work before the cuuve ton
of the Irish race N % supreme i'm
purttncc. Every day. cyery hour, nay.
every moment must be offered upon
the altar % that country's freedom.
outside ireland Itself. the solution of
the problem hat b. 80 near 10 our
heart LES IN America.
THE nll.importaHt work % this
convention b. 10 nscertain-did Ameri.
ca turn away from her prosperous ca.
tcrf ana direct hef steps to blood
stained fields u Europe 10 the end
that nations should be free and thai
the world shall be safe Tor democra.
cl Did the voice % our great prcsi.
lent ring true. 90 did ~ ring with
utubtful tone when he told the listen
irg worlu the principles that have
made America the great and prosper
Gus land she undoubtedly ~
We have wept enough ;or ireland
Nc have rluried sufficiently IN ire
land nov duty b. to work Tor
Ireland. and to work In such u way
that tho world shall understand thai
our work b. the work II mon VIII,
could die Tor Ireland
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
TWELVE MEMBERSHIPS
ADDED 70 {. OF {. N
THE PAST TWO WEEKS
Many Professional and Business
Men Are Renewing Memberships
and Some New Ones Are Being
Added 70 Organization.

Twelve new mombotH have Joined
the chamber uf m iu the past
two weeks Some Of those were Old
memhcfa who hud allowed themaeivsa
70 driu away for a short time nnd
have come back Som, are new rltiz.
~ in Albuquerque The list Of nnmsa
viii hr published HH soon aH thDf ore
nst.d upon bi The directorate Of the
chamber
The membership committee hns
been active since che nfat uf tho year
amt have been calling the attention
Of many merchants ami professional
mDn iu fur co.'s whn are mot at present
m'Whtw of 100 chamber through the
inri that tt The uu, ni the hIg drive
some TIM, ufu thrt we've absent frpui
thr CIV ut could not d. seen hl the
committeeman
" BEL the urgent desire of the com
mittUD thnt These persons voluntarily
fUnrw thor active membership while
nn active membership campaign BE-
mot possible H' present uui flr com.
mite men coon IHf have the pleasure
sui vfl.rH uuHu These men. BE- was
hfUu. DE cot lI r.ftrul rummittormen
'hf morning that these msmhoffhip
t'"'wHI| or Goo taking ouf OF mrm
h'tsi o. hf psrfuns who have r,,,t
lnli Them Hrv ef'1tlf desired
- pernd of ruuspefif, = sweeping
'''f N~lnuIu'fIur 1Hi ls steadily bo
'uininE stronger .ru u Is fhc civic
NnN oft 'NrfH nUs moss man HuI poo.
nHi mHu I IH. ,N fH assist Iu
iN' Irt luUfF.rf .. fHD wave firsurf
D. chamber OFF commerce stuffed
iug
Nlr f.Um tn. Uuau,.. off noostrr
MN''N N.I'| rf .UmmtrUt #.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
GAME PRESERVATION
BACKED BY DISTRICT
FOREST SUPERVISORS
Department Urges That Immediate
Steps Be Taken 20 Curb the
Easily Disappearing Game Sup
ply Of the Southwest.

How 10 urrssrvs the Wild game ~
the southwest occupied % consider
uuis share Of attention az The recent
conference 81 forest aurgettsorn OF
tho !nlcfai forest rrNirc m Alpuquer-
cue and before they adjourned they
unanimously approved q issued the
~foiluWlug statement
We. the supervisors Of the ufteon
rational forests uf Arizona and NuW
NtsIUo embracing an AREA OF twenty
million ulr0H of mountainous. forest
aI land which H tho chief range of
tht big tame of the southwest in
conference assembled. deem "a adNis-
UHI, Co warn th, public of the prccur-
5000 situation oI The game animate
70 These states We respectfully aug
Ftsf fu thH governors and legislatures
iHHt thHt most earnestly runHidrr
such u T,t sion of tine game lava tH
NIll rr,s.f,t AMI increase thc romu-
HlI uf uur Will nt, Boz thr Interest
eft .tho whole people
49,, hold that thp Wild lIfc Of the
forests HU enormous potential
tHIi, uuf uuif 300 murDN but still
more as , MEANS Of h,aithful rvcrca-
iuu Co ins people. w urge that th'
H.fI. aluUs UH furIfltd Ha u greet
.uI Invaluable natural resource and
that Immediate stops hD taken tu
nuIIi uF tuH breeding stock uf game
tu H nIr uHrsiu uf safety
vs., iHnttr tiHf BE- ultimate 500
lut1u of Tho uruhl,m iirs 100 th" Crot.
ton uf a wisely ~tunrsivri system uf
small EHms Refugees Witch while not
luferf.rfr VIVID legitimate hunting
.u Suitable Hi|a.,uI r,gIuus VIII rito
refuge in thH breeding aturt OF
.UuIDH lice between nnuihIIhiInu 1i
..H... #". HH. .H. |HHH md al Misc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Las Cruces Gets a
Touch of Southwestern
Petroleum Fever

Las Cruces. n. a.. Feb. 2q.-The
topic OF conversation In a Cruces IL
rapidly ccnterinH one one subject.
OIL. This IL due largely 20 the new
the big excitement throughout west
Texas. FIlinan are being made vefy
rapidly on the warrant lands along the
mesa between ~ pnao and Las
Cruces and there h already talk Of a
company 20 put down q prospect well
here.
Rumors of favorable signs which
have been found IN deep wells IN this
section are current and Eeolouiata
have NJ arioua times reported the
indications Tor OIL In this vicincity
good.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Equitable Life
Shows Big Gains

gives evidence Of The companya con-
tnued progress. increases are show n
In outstanding insurance. new innur-
ance. payments 20 poiicyhoiders aud
assets.
Group Insurance for employees IN.
creased 10 the extent OF $50. 600. 600
during tho ear
or t27.Tga.0 900 distributed IN death
claims, 50. 900, 900 waH directly due TO
the influenza epidemic.
Monthlv life income Insurance and
insurance 20 cover inheritance taxea
showed marked Increases.
The nociety recently entered the
accident nnd health field
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Striking Effect in
Novel Show Window
At Rosenwald's

Jack Evans, advertising man and
decorator for koHcnwaid'a has achicN-
ed something %. a triumph In striking
window decorative effects with ma
showing Of new spring waists In one
OF the Central avenue windows Of the
big department store, Mr. Evans who
has had a wide art training In m q
art into "a ~coiorful background paint
ina OF The Spirit Of Hpring" and has
added further 20 the effect OF q beau
tfui window by a novel uno Of re-
Elected light. thrown from a bowl Of
roses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Local Soldier Dies
While Stationed at
Newport News Fort

Narclsso RuiE Of Company " ia3rd
Infantry of the thirty fourth division
died yesterday NJ Newport News Va
where he hnn been stntiored for nce-
crai weeks
Young Ruiz enlisted In the Infantry
on June -. 1918, and was about rrady
TO go oversees when the a-mirtice vas
signed. lie lived near Ttefns CANYON.
Hia brother. Manuel. Who enlisted
about The same tims. WINS discharged
n short time ago and n returned
home. Tho body Of the soldier was
shipped from Newport News last nisht
with military honoru Burial VIII he
made In the family plot In h Tiicrns
canyon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Raid on Sheep Made
BY a Mountain Lion

Mounininnir. \ NJ. Fcb 20 so,.
orni nights axe q mountain Hon said
TO ho Of cNtfn lHrrc size. KILLED fwuntg
i've sheen belonging Go iae . UnzIl.
south ~ Aho in ihc forest rfHsrte
Little % The cnfrHsses wua eaten. only
ihe liver being taken frnm each ami.
mol The entire nr mher were kiiieI
ihr Hnms night s reward Of $40
fnf the capture OF che lion. dead ur
alive. has been offered ht rtorkmsu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
Barber Potter Co.
Close a Big Deal

g NJ Barber Of the Barber-P Potter
Motor Car company ~ this city ~.
turned from ~ paAo Thursday oven.
inr after completing "A $50. o00 -deal
with the Texas branch Of the Dupies
Motor Truck corporation for the New
Mexico state agency.
Mr. barber arranged for an immed-
late delivery OF at least two carioans
Of these famous commercial trucks
They viii arrive here within a few
days and one Of them will be- on cN.
hibition az the state auto show.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
NEWS ITEMS

Vegas. are spending . few days here.
Thomas MCcahe uf santa re, IL In
the city.
r. T.. McCollisiyr ~ santa We. IL In
tho city today.
charles " Noodle - Venus, n here
uu business.
. u Paul and q. \. cairon are
raaHuttinr business They will re-
turn o. Santa Pc IN q few days.
l. o. Wilson Of Pueblo. Is In ths
.It,.
u q Day.r OF Santa Ne. IL here on
business
Gordon Wallace arrived here last
night from las Cruces
William Peterson 81 Denver. colo
who iv connected With the indian scr
Nitc Ice that state arrived here last
llEht NE is visiting the Indian school
here.
+ narth arrived here from Monte.
cello last night
D.. O. Wilson N Pueblo. h In the city
Today ON business
Charles a.. Smith of the state col
ltEe b. here Tor "a short business visit
e. \ Rowland ana family are visit.
iug h,re from STANLEY
a 'assan Of ~ raHo. u In the city
today
D. IarumtIlo ~ Isp- Lunas is here
pu q short business visit
Mr. and Mr. a. T. ilall ~ ~ Junta.
rr visiting friend1 in the cts.
Is g. liocman Of Ration. h. IN the
q y Hilton 90 an Albuquerque Wis.
tor from SuCorru today
Mfrs Helen winter of Santa Fc. is
visiting here
u e. Kobolin ~ Marcial n
pending t short business visit here,
" o. Brown 70. ~ rasp, BE- here
nf 10 few days
% NJ PALMER OF san Marclal is In
'hr city
g. u Livingston il hers from ~
Isn uu 10 short business trip
Is a. Aber of ~ raso. 10 in the
It
e a. Hon J NJ NcTcer aud "
vs. Reese, an 90 peming are here on
business.
Miss Dorothy Daily. 50g south Arnn
street has been confined a. hcr bed
fur the past week with Influenza but
Is much Improved
charles prrhHr. smith. state club
leader uf HoNs and Girls clubs b.
here to-day from his headquarters At
state College Mr smith IN on his
WY 10 kansas ,ity tu attend % meet,
uF ~ state club leaders aud agri-
cultural department workers
PRESIDENT David g. Boyd NJ the
State university. left today for Las
Vegas where hr viii speak tomorrow
boz the Presbyterian church pn Mon
aHy ur Boyd viii visit ne Las Vegas
ruhllU schools
State Game Warden r Rouuult. Ir.
I,ft this morning for Santa Re after %
HrIof visit in Albuquerque
Capt " e. Reid Ien last night Tor
S'uta 70. where be- Will remain over
~uudHy.
Charles o. wade chairman ~ the
10, commission. has returned from
santa Fo. whore Dee has been Tor FcV.
rral DAYS un Legislative business
T. a. Paul uf the state land office
f1r,H arrived from Santa Fc last
night 10 attend the shrine gathcrine
Lore tonight
Z : Epstein attorney o. Roswell
aud e member ~ the house ~ ropfc.
srutttiNus arrived from Santa Fe last
Hlrhi tu rrutlu over sunday
N r Grnyrr. fprmr. chairman of
HHt state corporation commission. la
here tor t short visit
Herman SrUW,I.rr ~ the u,rNry
system. returned home last night af.
''r De- visit ~ iwo weeks IN kansa,
'ltN und 'hiCHE'
George Fabtr aN driver 81 Alhu.
"uerVur has taken position 49, nighI
. CLERK 90 tho oasis hotel The peoplf
~ the clt, are invited to he opening
SUNDAY the .lrd
The name OF Cltud Muse Of Rattan
appears iu tndny'H list NJ wounded. de
grvr Undetermined
William chamberlain Of Holbrook
Nriz is lon the CTS ON business for
few DAYS
mnN tAru m TT