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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
WATER FOE STATS HospIrAI,,

The matter of having the city supply the water for the Norwich state hospital has been under suggestion before. Other means of providing it were resorted to at the time, but this growing institution finds that its water supply is not what it should be and regardless of the size or location of an institution water is a necessary requirement..
 That the officials of the institution should seek to secure the supply from this city is quite natural. and Norwich should dc everything within it's power to see that the institution is properly pro vided for.
 It is to be remembered that Norwich worked hard for th3 establishment of the hospital here, It has put forth its efforts to have it enlarged and it recog- nizes the benefit which has come through having such an institution with it's large number of patents and it's many em- ployes located just over the town line. It is fully recognized that the growth it nas experienced since its establishment can be expected to continue, and for req sons of health theIe must be an adequate supply of good water.
 1 The appeal which has been made to the city to meet the situation in which the institution finds itself should and without doubt will get proper and care ful consideration. With a sufficient sup ply of water and the necessary legisla- ! tive provisions secured there doesn't ap- pear to be any reasons why Norwich should not proceed 10 SC ahead and sup niv the hoSnital needs
 i Norwich has Ias de adequate provisions for its own requirements in sthe way ot water for some years to come. It must naturally look after it's own requirements first and even though the business ot supplying water doesn't contemplate ser vice outside of the town, the state hosPi tai is of such importance to the city and so near to being within the limits that its call for help is entitled to every help under the circumstances.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
ANSWERING HUNAMTHs CALL.

Herbert Heeyer has been engaged in tbs vofk of relieving tbe distress in Eu- rope so long that he is rersr rded as an authority ir that direction He has in : spired confidence by his service He has demonstrated the capacity and ability to handle such 2 nonstrous problem. He ea+ seevn ' F7p sf the situation which makes him the logical man for heading Eueh efforts as are made for the eontin- nation of similar work sr ip meeting asw proelems.
 Thus when Mir Hoover declares tAa there are th-se and halt million chil- eren facing death by starvation ana ex- eosurs iu European countries there will net he the disposition to regard it as a Ergunsisss statemept, or as plea for heip thzt can be riven 2 deaf ear.
 Over and over again have pleas been made fer the relief of stricken people. for the saving sf the lives of ipnocent sui fsrsrs and fer feeding and clothinE the hTusry and the homeless whether var massacre CT famine vas the cause oi their distress. Those Vho have partici. psted m such rshef work cspnet fail tc es other than happy that they have thr7uzb their eontributions been able tc Frsfprzts rbe ooruaitiezs. That the, have heepsd at other times and are stil able te give esme assistance towards tn. vzrdinE of sf starvation or the proven tipn of aesth sy sxsasure viH mean lh3t thsy vsn hs dad ts rsnena h tAe
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
CIRCULATION WEEK EAelHG OCT. seth, 1920
 10.955
TIE caVATEY HAS sPakEA.

From the figures which have been given in the inconpleted election returns in the eastern states aud those of the middle vest indications point assuredly 70 one of the greatest of republican vie- ories. What vas prediestsd by the aaine election in September has evident y been fulfilled in large measure throughout the east with every promise bat the tremendous republican wave is weeping over the country.
 Returns have been delayed beyond the 7susl hour because of the large increase 'n the number of voters, the late hours If closing tbe pells and the difference in time. But the psepls have spoken. There vas demand for a change and that demand has besn expressed in no uncer- tain terms at the polls. As to the refer epdum regarding the league of nations the country has declared for American Ism. against foreign entsnglements and against one man government. It is a vic iory that displays the confidence of the country in the republican principles and candidates and il is victory that has soen brought about by the disrega rding sf party lines.
 tennectlcpt mas Stood proudly by the republican ticket from top to bottom. The result shows that the state is fully coEnizspt Of tbs need of just such guid- ancs as Vill be furnished by Harding and Coolidge and by republican congress The endorssment which has been given to Senator Brandeses is made all the great. CT when the fight that has been made against him is considered. What the state thinks of Everett J. Lake and the ticket he headed is handsomely disclosed and gratifying vas the manner in which Norwich coptribstea ts the success of thu entire ticket.
 By ths action Of the people the reins oi goysrnmept yill be placed in the hands cf the republicans after March fourtt and they are prepared to shoulder thu responsibilities that must be assumed. 4 new administration unfettered can be re lied upon to bring results.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
ANerHIH CLEAN UP NEEDED.

It makes littls difference what the nature of them may be there are few cities that can excel New York when it comes 10 hsrbOring and developing de- plorsble conditions In spite of all the grsft the metropolis manages to produce just about sS many cases every so often and the apparently brazep manner in which they are carried on indicates that there must bs more or less encourage 1ssnt given to such operators
 Revelations which are being made in connection with the inquiry into the graft ring surroupdipg the building trades points to a Yrefched state of affairs and indicates what the conditions must be where such inigstices can be carried on for % long period without iptsrrnp- tion. and where those yhe are being rob bed are afraid to deuennes and disclose the methods of the grafters.
 The inquiry thus far has furnished some interesting facts. It has made plain that New Terk needs clean uT in a new direction, tbst those who are supposedly EuidpE union labor and whf brag about their control of such can b. involved in quite as wicked activities as they decry in others aud that it is pos sibie to create such powerful ring tha' the very manner in which they defy al justice furnishes them more or less pro lection through fear.
 It would appear that the inquiry va aimed at the ring leaders and it is mol surprisfpE that members of many of the unions are in open revolt against th' king grafter. It is not to be supposed that the union members as a rule ap prove or in fact know anything abou the inside activities of such leaders bu t is significant that they depounce then ss the disclosures are made No ofhe course can De properly taken since tn, life of orgsnized labor is at stake and being jeopardized by such men.
 Not only should all those responsihl for the conditions being revealed b prosecuted to the limit but there eanno fail to be rscsenized on the part of lsbo organizations that they should look vel 10 the prevention of such condition thsuselTss in the future.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
What IS Nuxated Iron? Physician Explains -S Says Public Ought to Know What They Are Taking - Practical Advice on What te
 Do to Build Up Your Strength, Power and Endur-
 ance and Increase the Red Bleed cerpuseles

The tact thst Euxsted Iusn |, today being
 gsed bY oyer feur million people snn usllF and
 that 90 maDy physicisns are prescribsng it as A tonic. strength and blood builder iu weak aer- yonL rundown conditions has led to an inYesti- Eatiop of its merits by designated phYsieians hBd others whose reports should be of great i'm Portance to the public geners1IY Among these h the stateUent made by br.. Jsmes Pranci, Sullivan formerly physician of Bellerue Hos pltsl f0utdoor Dept1. New York. and Vet chester ceuntE Hospital. whe says; .'xhen epe patlent efter another beeau asking my opin,on of Eax4ted Iron, resolved te xo fhofoushly into the sosject and end out for myseif Nb etber ot not it possessed the real value claimed by ts nsputscturep and attested to by an HsanI prominent people. This Y exactly what bel heye every ho9est, conscientious phTEician .hould do before prescri bing or lending his en- dorsement ta any product ybAts0<rer. IF m article m worthless We practitisnets ought ts be the arSt to knew ot and if It is eEeaeioss Ke are in duty bound to recommend it for the KelfsFs of our pftients. stpdy of the con position of the Kuxated Iron formula ro i'm pressed me with the therapeutic efficacy Of tue product that immediately tested 1t in nun Der of obstinate cases. So quickly did it in- crease the strength. energy and endurance Of the patients to whom it was administered that ! became firmly convinced of its remarkable
 value as tonic and blood bsilder. have uinee
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

appeal for nelp which MT. Hoover now puts forth.
 The cry of suffering humanity regard less ef where it comes from isn't usual iy neglected. When MT. Hoover says that s2S,o0p.Oeo will be needed to meet the requirements of the three and a half million children in central and eastern Europe it means but small contribu- ton from the millions who are able to furnish their mite in behalf of such a cause, and certainly it must be regard ed ss one of the commendable ways of making small individual suns through 2 general contribution accomplish a great service
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
BUT HE DIDN'T MEAN IT

comments ip order to correct false i'm prsssiep which I find that you have, to the easct thst I an bsartbroken oyer the loss ef Hagmiore
 Why, ScuiYs been perfectly crazy about hsrls ths girl with the newspaper told him "Eysrybody knows it!s
 "Ns spch thing declared the rumplsd nslred man positively. There may have esen time, befors 3 certain occurrence, When l sat around a bit at Hermione s feet with the rest of the croYd, but it was never serious Not since
 What" asked the girl with the news paper, aropping it. What catastrophe wrecked your romance with, Hermione ??
 Nobody could exactly ea11 it catas- trophe," he explained to her, dropping his golf clubs Tt was-"
 .Go sn.s she said. I'm terribly inter.
 Lust xeu,r the rumpled haired mar told her earnestly. T haven't knovr l there was anyone on earth but you since l frst say you, and you know it! Ar, you goilg to marry me 7r
 1 And have all your man friends sob | ping as you sehbed over Merwin ?" sh. demanded And your picture ip the pa l per with Ehits gardenia in your button hole and 3 foolish smile on Your face
 Groom Leaving th Chprch'7- SomehoH daa't give darn what happens to ne if you'll have me-" the 1 rumpled haired man told her, clearing thf golf clubs and the newspaper in one iump When the girl is yeu, why, it makes 2 difference "'-Chicago News
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

taken it myElf, ,yith ereeilcnt rernlts. TneB are thoussnds o6deiicate. Rerrons rpn-dcr1 folks whs need inst rkch a preosrztiss ss the but do net Eaog what to take. Tlierefere | have preeptiY regretted the Widespread pub heation ef the THorn statenept Of the corpozi- ton sf its fsrisuis s5 thaf the public nay know what they are takipg. Thit complete formula M Rsw to be found 10 peTspzpers threpEBo1k tke cqnntfy. It is sconposed principslfy or eF- EAnc irea in the feru sEtrpa pep ptona te oft Speo il spechc st1ndard and ob6osphasee vhichs one efthe most teoztly tonic hereaenn kpQWn. Ta the credit of the nsnufaetnrerf it mai he ssid that they use the most erpcnpye form Of irqp peptc1ate, whereas bY employlng other m4Ees they cguid have put the tame ousptity of actual iron in the tablets at less thlu one f1urfh the esH and by using netnilie irep ter c0uld hsre reduced the cost 10 less thep ene-tTelfth. kut hE thux chenpeninE the product they would undoubtediy have ia- leired its therRpeutic efficacy. In BY opinion 9cAreful erau1inatiop of this formuls by snf phYsicisn ot phamacist should eenslpce an thst S1x4ted lran a to be plaeed among th4 {erE highest class and nest strictly ethicsl preparations known to medical science It sx- eeis anTthlng haze ever used for buildiny up the Tstem and increasipg the red bIcod car- puscle1 therehE erriehing aud fprtifEiag tse bleed aEsinSt ths pyagrs of diseas-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

Coechi has been tried and sentenced to 27 years imprisonment for murder in New York and because of the Italian re- fusal to extradite him that country. must bear the expense of his imprisonment for the next quarter of a nantnry
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

It is much better to wait jiffy and avoid danger than to try to dispute the way with it.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

The man on the corner says: It is all over but the shouting and lot of that was done in advance.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

When the president of the western shoe wholesalers declares the shoe busi- ness has undergone a violent retrench- ment it indicates the public has been heard from.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

Sending Michigan sugar profteer to jail will bring no tears to the eyes of the consumers but it is hard on those who want to get rica quick.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

And yet there were some who didn't believe it even with the election odds way up to seven to one.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

q see by the paper said the girl Yhc was always reading one, that MerYin Applesawce is engaged at last r
 Why the at last'?' fretfully objected the man with rumpled hair who was try ing to rewind golf club and making a mess of it. T suppose that is the femi- nine view of it-Merwin Applesawce finally, eventually, at last has been tri- umphantly run to cover and captured Now. had fellow man read that an- nouncement what he would have cried is this; They've got Applesawce Poor chap, his blithesome days are over? Theer would have been no ring of delight in his tone, either; nothing but a sort of hushed solemnity. Women certainly are heartless creatures What've you got against Merwin anyhow that the discoY- cry of his misfortune should make yon fairly radiate joy?"
 T just gave out an item of news,r the girl with the newspaper protested in in jured tones. SAnd I wasn't playing any brass bands about it, either. in spite of your disagreeable remarks. It's just jealousy on your part, anyhow, because
 Hermione took him instead of you"
 What, was Hermione the agile one who got there first?' cr ed the runpled haired man with interest. T don't won der that you're glad, because it must be a great relief to all of you girls to find that Hermione is now removed from the running and you won't be disturbed by her any longer. I should fancy that Hernione would have been a great little upsetter of her friends apple carts. When they nave hazel eyes they are sure to be that kind.
 tFYpS noor ATarUir1 ie 60OT77ad to nav {aR all his sins. I never have cared particu- larly for Applesawce, but I'm all stirred up with Sympathy since I have learned 1 what has happened to him. If he had 1 been run down by an automobile it would 1 have been over all at once, and wouldn't have minded, but this is going | to be such long drawn out tragedy. Do they print a picture of the victim?' ''I never knew you to be so horrid. '
 said the girl with the newspaper. '01 l course, they don't show Merwin's picture who cares what the man looks like; There is-a stunring likeness of Hermione
 however,
 "It is just as we'll" said the rumplet
 haired man. unwinding the club for tht tenth time. All these pictures of bride.
 and grooms leaving the church or posing on the ancestral lawn or tagging them selves as engaged always look alike Ot I course, the girl varies. but always she il
 such heaps better looking than the mar i that everyone viewing it cries Mercy l What could such a pretty girl have seer i in a man who looks like that7' In re ality most men are rather good lookins 1 and could pass in a crowd. but when sin gled out to be published as married Q
 engaged the great cross they are bearini 1 invariably shows in big noses, wing ears
 lopsided eyes, corduroy jaws. or ostricl i necks.
 T do not see what it is about the at
 nosphere of natrimony which so change a normally good looking man. I hay
 been hastening through these neeessar
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

This is the day when many a candi- date takes a solemn VOW never to get in- to politics again. Needless to say they are not the winrers.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

Those who participate in automobile accidents thoroughly understand that they are experiences to be guarded against
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

Even if President Wilsen did have full confidence ir Governor Cox that, from the vote, is much more than the country
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

The situation in Russia is such that most people are glad that they are far away from such conditions.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

Only one of the several candidates Is going to be president but that is not be- cause the others preferred to be right.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The day after is certainly happy one if your side won.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

At yesterdays election the officials at the polls were not annoyed by the mo- notony of the quiet periods.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

Liquor is being shipped about the coun- try and over the border billed as every thing except what it IS.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

It makes little dieffrence what the type is American yachts carry off lEe non DTS.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

French statesmen declare that Amer lea is justified in safeguarding it's in- terests in any league which jibes beauti- fully with American. sentiment.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
So Say We All.

Gerard says that he would be thankful if he could get si .eeo .oee. So would al- vest any of us-Indianapoiis Nswn
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
For Coughs, Colds,
 Bronchitis, Try <.

Countless grave sicknesses are rec ognized by the medical profession as having their direct or indirect cause in a neglected cold or cough. Kem's $ flax seed emulsion, Linonine, is most helpful. Medicine knows no surer healing agent for the infIamed mu- cous membranes of nose, threat and lung passages. Thus while Linonine is removing colds, coughs and bren- chitis it is also natures chief aid in restoring vitality.
 All druggists-insist on having the genuine--b0c and s12e.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03
Esnethipg1l H.pps..

Having Mexico, Bryan and Hi Johnson all quiet at the sane times makes U un- tazx-Einqtnnsr Enquirer
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

WHEN YOU WANT to put your biisi.. ness before the public there is no medi- nnl sbetter than through the advertisine ~-~iss--~-== r5iI>~ -e-4-+ssS 7r-sv
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

Political Apprehension. The apprehension in political circles comes from the secret fear that the ladies
 will forget their "asnms' ton Post.
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-05
e. r.. CHAMBERS PURCHASES
TRACT OF GRAZING LAND.

The largest land deal ever consul
mated in Navajo County took place at
Winslow this week when e. r. Cham
bers purchased approximately 324
square miles of grazing land between
Chevelon and Silver Creek from the
Aztec Land and Cattle Company. The
deal includes the once famous home
ranch of this large land and cattle
company. The purchase price of this
large amount of land runs into several
hundreds of thousands of dollars. and
the deal was put through by R. c..
Kaufman, resident manager of the
Aztec Land and Cattle Company.
Mr.. Chambers is one of Navajo
county's most successful and progress
sive stockmen, and is among the first
to realize that in order to run stock
in the near future the stockman must
+, of necessity purchase and fence his
range, as the good old days when the
country was free to all and you had
the whole outside for a range is fast
passing, caused by the increased
value of land and the numerous home
steaders who are fast fencing up their
acreage.
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-05
ELKS ELECT OFFICERS
FOR COMING YEAR.

Thursday night was the annual
election of officers for Winslow Lodge
No. 536, B. P. o. E., and a large crowd
was in attendance who elected the fol-
lowing officers: Exalted Ruler, A. s.
Brayman; Esteemed Leading Knight.
Paul Luck; Loyal Knight, E. c. Gilpin;
Lecturing knight, Joe Fisher; Secro-
tary, o. Gray; Treasurer, X. II
Meyers; Tyler, Robert Fenton; Tru8-
tee. c. c. Grover, while the custom
was followed in electing the past Ex-
allied Ruler as delegate to the an
nual convention G. C. Grover was
elected delegate to Chicago for the
coming convention and George Cum
ming was elected alternate.
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-05
THE GYMNASIUM.
Contributed.

There are 143 individual taxpayers
in WinsloW. Below is listed the form
Of table of the assessment the num-
ber Of people so assessed and the
amount Of tax each would pay If the
bond issue for the gymnasium is
carried,
The table is to be read as follows
There are So people in Winslow who
are assessed 100000 These SO citi
zens would pay an additional tax of E
cents per year if the bonds carry. Any
one desiring to know what this cleo
ton means to them can easily do sc
by referring to this table in the column
which is nearest the amount their pro
perty is assessed:
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-05
WOOD DEALERS AND CONSUMERS.

Declaring that the people of Arizona
are losing thousands of dollars an
nually by failing to order wood.in a
definite manner State Inspector of
Weights and Measures, Robert E
Merritt, today issued instructions to
Ipatrons Of wood yards which will
materially enable them to eliminate
at least a part of the high cost of fuel.
"Misapprehension on the part of
the purchaser, Inspector Merritt says
sis responsible, in a large measure
for many of the misunderstanding
arising between wood yards and con-
sumers.
Under the state law" he continued
wood should be ordered and sold by
the cord, or fractional part thereof,
land should be billed to the consumer
in the same manner. One should get
Eall he pays for and pay for all he gets.
It is essential, therefore, that person
should order in definite manner, in
terms of standard that leaves no room
for quibbling.
Purchasers should not order wood
by the sack, by the load or by 'S2
worth, or in similar manner. Such
orders invariably lead to misunder-
standings in view of the fact that they
are ambiguous. The dealer may have
certain amount in mind while the
purchaser may think he is entitled to
more Ordering by the cord, or frac-
tional thereof, is the only manner in
which misunderstanding can be sue
cessfuliy eliminated"
/ Inspector Merritt has instructed
state wood yards of the laws require
ments and will shortly follow up this
campaign, which he says is of service
to both the dealers and consumers, by
personal calls upon wood dealers in.
many of the states cities and towns.
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-05
NEW SIGN BOARD.

Winslow is at last on the map with
the United States Tire Compony, whd
have erected one of their famous
historical signs near the town on the
golf links. The sign is in the form of
a large open book and bears the in
scription that Winslow is IA mile and
was once the camping ground Of the
famous Indian Chief Geronimo. The
sign board is immense and cost the
company several hundred dollars to
erect and is one of the six on the
roads Of Arizona, and the historical
data is changed yearly %