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Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
-0CCUM AND YERsATI,kEs

Standing room was at premium last Thursday evening at the Occum hall when Valley Farm. domestic drama in four acts, was. given by the Tueka- bachee class of the Versailles M. E. Sunday school. The parts were taken with ability and elaborate scenery was a feature.
 The cast included:
 Harold Ruthledge, a young New York CT, Howard Bushnell Perry Deane, a son of the soil,
 George Allen David Hildreth, a New York lawyer,
 Wm. G. Frohnander silas Holcomb, owner of Valley Farm,
 Wilfred Perkins Azariah Keep, a clock tinker,
 Frank Pearson Jennings, butler at the Ruthiedqe mansion, John BenkeI Hetty Helcomb, a country flower transplanted to city soil, Lillie Perkins Isabel Carney nice of Hildretn,
 Clara Allen Mrs. Ruthledge, Haronlds mother.
 Annie Hedler
 Emily Robish Liza Ann Tucker. who borrows but never gossips,- Marion AlIer Verbena, hired girl at the farm.
 Ruth Campbell During the interTnission there were pleasing songs by Mss Marion Allen William Bell, Harry Holdredge and Ar thur DesSureault Piano accompaniment. were played by Mrs. H. R. HoIdfidgt and Miss Marion A Perkins
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
apr2sd
AT A copRr OF PROBATE HELD

AT 4 COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District
 of Norwich. on the 24th day of April. Present nt-NELsoN J. AYLfNG, Judge. Estate of Anna R. Schwenk, late of Norwich, in said District. deceased. The Administrator appeared in Court and filed a written. application alleging that said estate is now in settlement in said CoJIA, and praying for an order 10 sell ceI tain real estate belonging to said estate, fully described in said ap- p!iaation. WheIeupon, It Is Ordered, That said appiica ion be. heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich in said District, on the 29th day ut April. A D. 1920, at 10 o'cloek n the fers noon, and that notice of the pc T deacv .ns said application. and of said hearing thereon, be given by the publication of this order once in some newspaper having circulation in said District, at least three days prior to the date of said hearing. and that re- | turn be made to the Court.
 NELSON J. AYLING, Judge The above and foregoing is a true eopg of record.
 Attest: HELEN M. DREsnHER. apf2sd tlerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26

NOTICE.-All creditors or said de- ceased are hereby notined to present their claims against said estate to the undersigned at Mystic, Conn, within the time limited in the above and fore going order.
 JOHN P. DoUGHERTY, apr26d Administrator.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received and opened by the Billingly Town School Committee at z p. m. May 12. at their office in the Town Hall Building. Dan ielson. Connecticut, for the construc- ton of, an eight-roOm schoo1honse with auditorium at Goodyear, Connecticut; estimated cost. s1OO.OOo. Plans and specifications can be obtained upon application to \. L. GREIG. Killingly Conn apr24d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26

WHEN TpU WANT to put your bus .ness before the pun;lc. there Is no medium better than Through the ad- veFtislnE ooiuzns of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
F. s.9...43..Rt1Ab,. SOCIETY
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 IIIDnnsaIvw wisrfams was in Westerly, Thursday. .ssEii
 Rev. Mir. Cl4ilds of Massachusetts, who Is at his sdfEhfef Qidrne at Lords Point, pr6aefeA kEVfs xundhyt the 18th. Mrs. Henry Lincoln of Brooklyn, N. Y-srhrriaed 3f5 the G0ne of her brother, A-nGL HsswtfE fWeda9sday, for a visit of; ;seYeralGdzyGi .Griic
 .Ssnth 0Eillisimse o9ttznded an auction atliITyaBbings RIt I'd Thursday. Georgs Coffin, rsfupted to Middleboro Monday night----
 Miss Grace D. WB55Ier has been the g1estrq Mss .N4rya Hr. Dean at Noank the past week.
 AaroIqeiBJood AanGeE N. Williams weTe,s AtreA lpngqiEATeinis, near Lantern HUI, '&eaaesdAH. bnE t>
 5aRa nAEes. lhasipe Hilliard of North Stonington weEerSt George Wheeler's sunoaYsr ii nc2 3sttiL
 41ids jios yi..11 0t s.ns--
 Even the girl with 4 rat in her hair usx, bsI alfhEzAhdd sPfn0iimouse.
 Ia-s ar
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
PENDLETON HILL,

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Totten returned to the ir farm Tuesday, having spent a few days in New York
 The Spaulding Miner house and farm situated south of the school house has been sold to Charles Ray, of New York, who. it is understood, is to open a studio there soon.
 Benjamin Hewitt of Mystic, and Miss Wagelen of Westerly, were visitors at Mrs. Bennie Cooks, on Sunday, the 18th.
 Henry Johnson and MT. and Mrs. Cliff ford Thompson attended the Merrill auc- ton at the Dairy farm, Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
WEsTFORD

Allen B. Lincoln and Misses Barbara and Elsie Lincoln of Hartford were at Westford over Sunday
 George Shattuclz of, Charlton, Mass was in town Wednesday.
 Miss Alice Burrill spent the week end in Boston.
 Maurice Bicknell was home from Hartford few days ago, and took his automobile back with him.
 The speaking contest wae held Wed. nesday, as planned. The speakers were Alexina Bassett, Peter Casa, Georgells Clshman, William Nemit and Thomas Supina. All spoke well. The winner was William Nemit of the Ashford Towr school Thomas Supinak of the West ford Village school received l1onorabl. mention. The speaking was followed by spelling match which was won bl a pupil of the Ashford Town school
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
DIED

POTTHR-In this city April 2S. 1920,
 Mona L. Peale, widow of Liewe1lyn
 II. Potter aged e2 years. Funeral at the home of her daughter, / Mrs. Hafy MeGlene AIS North Main street, Monday, April 26. at 2 o'clock
 Burial in the family plot in Maple
 wood cemetery.
 RAWLINs0N-Ente into rest. in
 Los Angeles. Cal. April n9, 1920,
 Reginald Almafk Raw1inson, former
 ly of Norwich.
 IWILsON--In New York city, April 25,
 1920. Frank A. Wilson of Norwich,
 aged 31 years.
 Notice of funeral hereafter. 0'NEIAL-In New London, April 24, 1920, Julia, widow of John O'Neill. MERGER-1n New London, April 23.
 1920, Lavinia Mercer. wife of Fred |, eric W. Mercer. lCARRAL-In New London. April 24. 1920, Julia Fenton, wife of Joseph Cabra1, aged 2S years. GAETANO-In New London. April 24, 1920, Antonio. son of Leonardo and Sarah Gaetano, aged 12 years MURPHY-1n New London, April g. 1920, Patrick Murphy, aged 55 years.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES
Bids For Selling Refreshments
 in Mahsgan Park

Sealed bids win be received by the Beard of Park Commissioners up to nsen, Wednesday,, May E, 1820, for the privilege of selling refreshments in Mohegan Park during the season of 1920. Payment made by giving band e9neerts, as heretofore, is desired. Bids must state number of concerts to be gisen, and person receiving the priv ilege shall be required to give bond for the performance of his agreement
 The Board of Park Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or nll Address Board of Park Cowmission- CTS, cnre of Joseph T. Tanning. 26s Main Street, Norwich. Conn.
 April z4, 1920. apr2ed
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

MT. and Mrs Louis Massacotte are guests of w S Kenyonl
 Mrs Henry Wilson has returned from Lynn, Mass. Mrs. A. c. Johnson of Lynn. Mass, visited at the home of MT. and Mrs S A. Cooper, last week,
 Mrs. Alen Kenyon was called < to Pomfret lNit week on account of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Elm ma Spencer.
 F c. Peterson spent the week end in New Haven
 Raymond Esterbrooks has returned to the Valley.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26

saving schedule this CMonday) morning. Putnam is sticking to standard time. This will make a condition of affairs not pleasing to many. but there is no longer much ambition among people here to try daylight saving for the city.
 Game officials were out in territory here Sunday looging for fishermen who might have come across the border from Massachusetts seeking trout. That stats diseriminates against Connecticut fisher.
 (eontinued on Page Six, Col. six)
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
MARRIED

HUNTINGTON = DARLINGTON < In New London, April 24, 1920, by Rev. F. M. Kerridge. Gurdon Hunting ton, formerly of Norwich. and Miss Eliza beth Gladstone Darlington of New London.
 BUCKLEY GALKINS = In Norwich, April 24. 1920, by Rev. Alexander H. Abbott, William A. Buckley and Miss Annie Carrie Calkins,' both of this city. .TEDFORD--PQLSTEK-In South Man
 Neil. George Tedford of South Man
 chester and Miss Mildred L. Polsten of Paleottyille.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
NorIcE ro cREplrons.

AT A COUH'F or PROBATE HELD
 at Norwich. within and for the District of. Norwich. on the 24th day of April, A D. 1920
 Present-NELsoN J. AYLING. Judge
 Estate of Patrick William Dougher- ty late of Norwich, in said District, deceased.
 Ordered, That the Administrator cite the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against sad estate within six months from this date by hosting 2 notice to that effect, together with a copy of this order. on the signpost nearest. to the place where said de- ceased last dweit. and in the same | Town, and by publishing the same onee | in q newspaper having a circulation in | said District. and make return to tilis NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Phe above and foregoing is a true
 Attest: HELEN M DREscHEe. | Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
BORN.

MIARsHAIIrIp Norwich, April 15, Marshall of Grosyenor place.
 RAsMUssEN=-In stoningtsn (Pawea- tuck), April E. 1920. q daughter to MT and Mrs. James Rasmussen. ALE1ANDER-At Quaker Hill. April IS, 1920. a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Chaplain and Mrs. M 70. Alexan- der.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
EoricS 10 caE11Tops

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 AT CQUHT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich. within and for the District. of Norwich, on the 21st>Aay of April, fi ffirepDssndtsMzgA;EbseN ps dszg; J. AY1dNe. Judge Estate of Ray c. Gardiner. late of Ordered. That the Executrix cite tos bring in tAsir claims against said estate within six months from this date hy posting a notice to that effect, toge fher with copy of lthe riaet where said deceased last dwelt and in the same Town. and by paper having < circulation in said Dis trict, and mhke .e turn to this Court. NELSON J, AYLING. Judge. | The sbeye ana foregoing Is a. trp.
 Attest: HELEN M. DREscHER. | Clerk. l N09ICE.-AlI creditors of said de- ! ceased are hereby notified to present Eheir claims against said estate to the Undersigned at Griswold Conn, within the time limited in the above and fore
 CARRIE GARDINER.
 apr26d Exeeutrix. AT 4 COURT OF PROBATE HELD lat Norwich. within and for the District | of Norwich, pn the 24th day of April, Present-NELseN J. AYLING. Judge.
 Estate of Mary E. Lasthaus, late of Norwich. in said District. deceased.
 Wallace S. Allis of Norwich, Conn.,. lappeared in Court and filed a petition praying. for the reasons therein set forth, that an instrument purporting Il to be the last will and testament of Isaid deceased be admitted to probate Whereupon, It Is Ordered. That said petition De heard and determined at
 the Probate Court Room in the City of
 Norwich, in said District, on the 29th
 day of April. A. D. 1920. at 10 o'clock
 in the forenoon. and Sthat notice of the :. pendency of said petition. and of said
 hearing thereon. be given by the pub licatien of this order one time in some newspaper having circulation in said District at least three days prior tc , the date of said. hearing. and that re. N turn be made to thfs Court.
 NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true lcopy of record.
 Attest; HELEN M. DREscHER. aprZbd Clerk.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-21

admiratia lu Napoleon, sarbaortul zei, zacea isto
vita 81 ranita de nina femeii, pese jumatate
ceas es Imbracata in hainee de dou ale Eenei, 81
recind trasura luXoasa pc lnga florstul caruia
ii comandase in ajun un buchet superb de flor lua
buchetu 81 nrfnd cartea Elenei de liberia ntrare
in paat, capul plecat, smerta nmina buchetu i'm
paratesei 81 ura mparatuu fericrc, prosperitate 81
isbinda peste toti dusmanii Frante
Atenta delicata Elenei atinse inma imparatu-
lui, ii multi tum pentru urare la adus 81 ii pro-
mise inca odata ca grie so trma in tara, 81
substitute Elenei, retrase faclnd compliments, Ia
sind oc aora, carl la rind, 81 pc la orele sapte
seara intra triumfatoare in locunta modesto d-nei
Prosali, care ii sopti ca Vasilca, fl silit de
aici naintc sd numim pc Elena, sd nu facem con-
fuze in mintea cettorlor baut doua pahare Gu
lapte la dat 81 doua paharute de cogneac ca sd Sc
fntremeze
Elena (adeca substitute ely flaminzise 81 dadu a.
jutor sa puma masa mai repede.
Gina Q luara iarasi impreuna, 81 Vasilca (substi-
tuta ely sd fe dusa de stapina 81 Ia masa
81 sd manince Gu ea ,,Nu ma tiu asa de m1ndra cum
te tnea tn pc vremuri", zise substitute zimbind CIT
re vctima eli, 81 fmbie in mai multe rfndur Sd ma
nfnce Povatuita 81 dascata de dina Prosan e. " nn
fe proasta 81 Sd supue soartei ca pacat aAs ar
za tineretea, Gu toate c4 stiea ca sunt sfatu
Infnca Sd M Sc istqveasc6 cu totnl u Elena IA
denanA g bea cfte-ya paIarute de yin ~ a prnza
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-21

pu 81 ruga de dina Prosan so frece pc spate Gu un
stergar, 81 o freca pima cInd ii rosi spinarea.
Be lmbraca, Sc peptena 81 sa manince Gu pofta
la clna bau numai pahar de lapte aproape fndoit
Gu cogneac 81 aprinznd gareta, mira la Elena so
unga pc spate GU nise speciaa penru arsuri
pc care 10 daduse dina Prosan.
,,lertare Iartama Vasilco.' ingna Elena c1nd
vazu pc Vasca intrnd borcanul in mina crezind
ca VENT so supuna la noui torturi.
Gum sa te iert cnd imi zci 81 acum Vasilco!
NJ tram spus ca Gle All Inantc sunt duduia Elena
Dumtrascu?" zise Vasica Gu un zimbct sarcastic ne
buzele eli.
,Ba da, utascm. Iarta-ma duduie Eleno, numai
ma chinui. Ma supun in toate vointe matales zise
Elena accente pine de durere 81 groaza in vocea
Ell"
MAR Fl Gu Gale sd te iert. Ar trebui sa merg Gu
chnurie pima la capat fiindca ti-a calcat uramin-
tu dar fie te er, in nadedea ca al sd ma servesti
In credinta" zse Vasilca 81 aplecindu-se asupra eli
urma:
,Sa stai listita pima cind te ung Gu niste alifie
ca sa- treaca rane", 81 in scrisnirea dntor Elenei
60 sd nu tipe, Vasica pc rane produse de fer
ars, descatusa 81 ridcindo ii auta sa Sc mbrace, ST
lund-o de subtiori duse ST aseza pc divan, punr
du-i pern& sub capatiu.
Il ziua cfnd Frahta fnfreaga sarbatorea ID delifI
tasatoria 1mparatnlui rancez ca printesa Maria Lo
Y &c flea boiernui Dnmitrascu, care cucsri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-21

Din acest rnnct de vedere, la moi,
muzecip ,ru;Cnale ar Fl de ce.l
mai mare importanta stringind
materialu, nGcesar pcntru cunCa-
Stcrea mai adinca a tarii. Ele insa
ar aveu 81 o deosebita putcre
elucativ;. vcnind in ajutorul
Scolii. Prin ,ndemnul dat eleviio :
pentru imbc atirea muzeuu!,
prin vizitarea lui din vremc in
vreme, s ar lega mai strins sufle-
tul copillrlui de viata poporulu!
nostru, de frmusetea 81 bogatia
pamintului tarii noastre. RabOjul
ciobanului della stina ori donita
increstata della munte, pastrate
undeva intr 'un colt al muzeului,
lear putea evoca toate suferlI-
tele,. greutatile, dar 81 ingeniosi-
tatea, orr gustul frlmosului, la
eel din care ne tragem, suflet din
sufletul nostru 81 SINCE din SIN
gele nostru.
(.Vitorul").
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G o N v o G A r + .

Socictatca romina de ajutor 81
cllltura ,,Printul Nicolae" dim
Bridgeport, Ohio, convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la
adunarea generala de sase luni,
la care intrc alte punct i1npor-
tante va fl 81 alcgerea nouilor
fumctionari pc pcriodul al doilea
al amllui 1920, precum 81 darca
dc scama pc 6 luni trccute.
Sedinta sc va deschidc la orela
l dupa amcazi prccis, Duminica
q Iunic 1920.
Absentclic nemotivatc sc vor
pcdepsi conform statutelor.
In numele societatii ,,Printul
Nicolae" din Bridgeport, Ohio
D, Baciu, presedinte
N. Italian, secretar
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| |INSULA FERMECATA|
! Irlparatia AmazOanelOr

(Urmare).
Deprnsa Gu batutra nu sc imbatase. Era bine dis
pusa 81 avea chef de vorba. Ar Fl stat pima la zua
daca dina Prosan ar fl cascat 81 n'ar fl motat pc
clnd II povestea aceeasi povest poate CARA.
Deschizlnd garderoba ladita de stellar a
Elenei 81 gasind chee in hainele eli o descuie Doua
pungi ban de aur, cite mie in fe care erau ne
atinse asa cum e stea, 81 toate giuvaricalele cele
scumpe erau in fnta- Q punga putin golita in care
mai gasi sase suite douazec de ludovici francez din
care scoase Nina patruzec pc carl le vfr1 sub pc
rina Scoase 81 IN incl piatra de rubin de toata
frumusetea pc care yir1 in deget s incuind ladta
vlrl in dulap, ncue usa camerei 81 desbracindu-se
Sc trinti mntumita, fata radoasa de hucurie, PEI
patul cnrat 81 paTfumat pc dormise de cind "a
cse cunostna 90 dina Prosan 81 peste cfte-ya minu-
te adormi, cu zmbetul multumiri Pc buzele ei cdr
noase si fnznene.
Ireepse M sniazk cind Nh degteptaf ii sintin-
s 3ieu Y baie rees " MI irtxrsssea sot-
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G 4 U T 4 M
G A u T A. M

CA u T A M
Moldari. Plata buna. Lucru Gu
ziua sau GU bucata.
John Harsch Bronze Foundry.
w. 116 81 Madison, Avenue, Gle
veland, Ohio. -.
(42-44)
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inma, 81 Vasilca asculta.
Find grabita sd fie gata de esire la orele zece,
cnd trebuia sa soseasca trasura complicele care
ajutato la rapirca Radei Elcne, dupa Gina IA
mai stat la taifas dina Posan, 81 uind victma de
brat duse in cha ell unde sfatui inca odata pen
tru binee ei sd fc nistithgsi dupa desbraca 81
mai pc spate alifa spcciala cuca 81 ii In
catusa miinile, sd nu Sc intoarca in somn ca sd
sdreleasca rama, ncepusc sa prnza coaja, asn-
du picoarec slobode 81 invendo de data aceasta Gu
venta curaa, esi 81 aprinznd tigare intinsc pc
canapea aSteptind omul scapase din prmejda
de moarte, cind fusese aruncata in mare 81 care de-
venise unealta docla 81 maleabila in miinile eli.
Ma asteptat multi. Deabia aruncase tigarea 81
auz ca opreste trasura la poara Isl puse boncta
de doliu, trase valui des pc fata 81 esi repcde
Urcindu-se in trasura, intreba: I,Ce veste Da-s
niel?"
,Buna Am imblinzit pasarica. @ puteam aducc
81 fara tine dar n'am vrut sat stric placerea."
Peste D jumatate ceas trasura Sc opri Ia coltul
str6si Baagny, unde concediara biriarul ii mergiad
vres0 tre suite de pas apucara Re strada u reapta
Al partea cea mai de nord subnrbiei BatmgnolIes,
thecapellul Frantei unde pima in zele noastre To-
cuia drojdiea societatii Parisului
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albine in care sc pastreaza pos
teritatii, tot ce vremea 81 oame
MI ar fl distrus. Daca muzeel.
centrale aduna raritatile sau .eS-
prcsiunca dcsavirsirci intro di
rectie oarc care muzeele regiona-
lie pot arata evolutia nu mum i
in timp dar 81 in spatiu a difcri-
telor preocupari omcnesti. Sa iau
un exemplu.
Imbracamintea sateanului nos
tru este diferita la munte de a
aceluia della ses, dar char in a.
ceiasi regiune geografica altfel G
portul din Oltenia 81 altul eel din
nordul Moldovei. Strimgindu-se
in fiecare judet cit mai numa-
roase tiparuri de porturi din CO.
mune diferite, Sc poate ajunge
la stabilize a zonelor de influ-
ente reclproce 81 la urma char
la gasirea izvorului de unde al
plecat mOdificarile. Harnicia lie
furnica intemeietorilOr de cit
mai multe muzee regiOnale la ct
nografia poporului nostru, a.
proape necunoscuta. Muzeele re
gionale ar saliva inca della peire,
multe din legaturIle noastre Gu
trecutul, att de slabite tocmai
pentru ca mannfestatiunile con-
crete, lesne de pastrat, nu au fosr
puse la adapostul distrugerei mai
de mutt. In afara sprijinului ce
ar da ele la cunoaSterea nOastra
antropo peografica 81 istorica, ar
mai servi ca puncte de sprijin 81
pentru cunoa,terea bogatiilor noa
sire naturale.
Stiinta, aplicata la frumosul 81
imbelsugatul nostru pam1nt, ar
Eorfita din insemnarile marunta
deci putin importante In apa-
lcntd, cuprinsc in spatiul restrin,
al unui muZeu regional.
Uncle pietrii Gu inscriptiuni
pdtsrate in muzeul della Hirsova
au fost foloste de catra d. profe-
sor V. Pirvan in studiile sale att
de lumlnOase astpra vcchei victi
din Dobrogca, dmpa cum alt ma
terial mia scrvit la descricrca
bogatei fausse fosilc, una din cc-
le mai bogatc din Europa, as
cunsa in pietrele ce Sc ivesc intrc
Hirsova 81 Cernavoda.
O moneda vechc, gasita in rui
nele palatului. lui Stefan della
Hirlau, poatc sa alba importan-
ia unui document, dlrpa cum MIS-
tie coarne de ccrb aflate intro
padure, he poatc ola ,ln punct
de razam asulpra raspindirci ace
stui animal din ce in &C mai rar
81 a carui intinderc geografica
la moi este Gu tOtul necunOscuta
Din lucruri mIci, ce par fara in
semnatate sc poate ajunge incc-
tul Gu incetul la staIbilirea liniilor
mari ale unui plan mai general.
1stbria desvoltarii stiintclor,
2retutindeni, este dovada cea
ma; buna ca tot ce All cunoaS-
tenn Sc bizule pc migaloasa act:-
vltate a ceiCr multi, marunti, SIS
tematizat5 81 impinsa mai depar-
t. de spirite a caror privire pca-
tc prinde IN orizont mai larg.
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Muzee regiona|e.
De: ! .Siminonescu, prof. univ.

LIE poti nlmara pc degete, in
vechiul regat. Gel mai vechiu c.
ra la Tg.-Jiu, infiintat de inimo
sui istoric al Gorjului Stefulescr
Daca nu ma insel, pima de pain.
jim s'a tesut deasa la intrarea
lui. Altul era la Hirsova. Harm
cul 81 perseverentul institutor
'. Cotovu la Great, installndu-l
in frumoasa scoala primara ella
dita tot din initiativa lui. Inain-
te de razboiu era eel mai frumos
81 bogat muzeu regional din tara
Pretioase lucruri, din toate do
menille, adlmase intemeietorul
lui, care au servit altora char la
lucrari originate.
Dusmanul dinspre meaza-zi a
avut deosebita atentiune de a
preface cladirea in ruina, lar
dovezile romano culese dim Do
broja sa lie fure sau sd lie asvirle
in Dunare.
Dincoace de batrinul fluviu, in
Galati, tot niSte institutori, sotii
Pasa, au injghebat in scoala lor
prlmara un prea frumos muzeu,
esit neatins din viltoarea foculli
ce ne-a cuprins.
Ultlmul muzeu existent, Sc 60
seSte in nordul Moldovei, in Fal-
ticeni, oraselul instrainat, in ca
re totuSi pima mai daunazi a ga
sit tihna necesara la scris alesui
nostru prozator M. Sadoveanu 81
unde Isl continual, respectat de
toti, studiile sale folkloristice /.
Artur Gorovei, directorul vestitei
revlste ,,Sezatoarea", tiparita
tot la Falticeni.
Istoricul scurt al muzeului dc
la Falticeni, nu va arata cit de
usor, in ori ce oras de provincie
Sc poate infilnta cite unul. ca
citiya ami inainte de razboiu, in
tilnind intro mica CARA din nor
dul Mol dovci unde trdbuia sd as
tept trenul citeva ore, pc fostui
meu elev V. Ciurea,, tinar numi.
professor de st. Naturale la gim-
naziu, ma dau in vorba GU ell "a
supra planului de viata in linls-
titul orasel. ii indemn sa nu-si
iroseasca vremea, ca altii, in le.
nevire, ci sa-Si intrebuinteze G.
nergia, in afara de orele de cla-
sa, Gu ccva folositor obstci.
ii pun inainte chestiunca mu-
zeelor regionale, pc care urma-
roam, aratindu-i insemnatatea IL.
nei asemenca institutiuni mai d
les intr'un judet att de variat
inzestrat della natura 81 att dc
bogat I'm amintiri istOrice cum e
judetul Suceava. 1ndemnul s'a
prins lar instiintarea infiintaril
lui in str1mtul cabinet de st. Ma
turale al gimnaziului imi veni du
pa putina vreme. Primul pas Il
fost greu; interesul 81 char pa
siunea adunarii de obiecte, Gu
prinse repede pc tinarul prof =
sor. Astazi nu mai 1ncap lucrurl-
de tot soiul, in culoarele gmna-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-21
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu.
clid Avciue. Dc-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine co. Deschis p1-
ma la orcle 6 p. m. (1x6)
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