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New-York tribune., 1921-05-26

CHANARAL--See Paita
CHERBOURG-See Southampton, rly-
mouth
CHRIsTTANsAND - See Chrlstiania,
Trondhjem
CoLOMBo-see Honolulu, Karachl, Alden
CONSTANZA--+See Consta taritinople ,Algiers
COQUTMBA---See Paita
CURACAO-See Mayaguez. San Juan
DAHOMEY--See Afrca-West
DAIREN-See Yokohama
DALNY--See Yokohama
DEMERARA-See Trinidad. St Thomas
DOM1NICA-See st. Thomas
DUALA-See Dakar
DUBLlN-See Cork, Belfast, Glasgow
DUNEDIN--See I.yttleton
EAST LONDON--See Cape Town
EGYPT-See Java, North Africa
ETEN-See Paita
FAJARDO--See Areclbo
FREFTOWN N.-See Dakar
FRENCH CONGO-See Africa--.West
FRENCH GUINBA--See Africa--West
GALATz-See Aigiers. Alexandria. Con-
stantinople
GAMBIA--See Africa--West
Ga NT--See Hayre
GIBRAbTAR-See Marseilles
SOLD COAsT--See Africa-West
GRAND BASSAM--See Dakar
GRENADA-See Trinidad
| GSAl1AIouPE--Se st. Thomas
HONG KONG--See Honolulu, Kobe, Yoko.
- mama, Singapore
tl1OlLO--See Singapo
SGI9l E--See Cristobal Paita
| lQUlTOS-See Para
| ISLANDS or ATLANTIC WEST ,-oAe err
rPORTS-see Havana
| IEoRI SoAsr~-See Africa--west
JAMAICA--See Haitian Ports
LAGOS--see Dakar
Ia PLATAsss-See Montevldeo
LEY.ANT--Yee North Africa
LIBERIA-sspee Afrioa---W-s..
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26
Ports ? NOT Listed Alphabetically In
Guide Can Be Located as FoIIows.

<AfsN-~See Gothenburg
AlADAN--See Alden, Port Said
GCRA--See Dakar
ADELAIDE-See Iyttelton
AI4EXANDRIA--See Java. AIg,er. 70,
raeus, Trieste
Al1GoA BAY-See Cape Town
AllCANTE-See Malaga
aMsIERDAM--Via Rotterdam
ANIlGUA--See st. Thomas
AN ASIoFAGASTA--Se Cristohal Paifa
AaRiCA--see cristobal. Paita
A51RKoYG--See Arecibo
BAttfA-See Para
BAHIA BLANCA-See Rio do vt
90 ~ FoRTS~-See Christiania, Goth.
"a RI3Abos-se St Thomas
i5Ahc p q 4 EI4ONA~-See Malaga
HATANIA--see Penang Adam
BATHURST--Se Dakar
b. Bie! :, = M-See Constantinople
BEIRA-See Cape Town
Is1sI 51IsiI<A e " y a an N-pELIi-~Sse Penang
BEl.GlAN--See Afrtca-West
BERGEN--See Christtania trrorah4
BlLBAO-Seo Lisbon
bOM "a f--See Port Sudan. Alden. Ka.
facht Genoa, Port Said, Trieste
BhAlLA--See Constantinople AIriera
BRIsBA ANE--see Auckland
BuRGASr-See Constantinople
CABEDELLO--See Para
GALSUTTA--See Honolulu Karaohi.
Trieste. Adcn. Genoa, Port Sudan
81 6ALI.A ~, O--See cristobal. Paita
A-MERQON--Se Afrtca-West
CANARI ES-- See Africa
CAkDENAS--se Havana
fF--See Swansea
EAHFAGENA SS4e Kingston, Haitian ports
CAY ENiSE E--S6p Trinidad
cEA RA-seges4 era
cEUTA--see SrseilIes
New-York tribune., 1921-05-26

LONDONDERRY-S Belfast, Cork
NJ MACETO--See Para
MADEIRA-See North Africa, Azores
MADRAS--See Karachi Port Sudan
MAIMO-See Gothenburg. Christiania.
MALTA-See North Africa
MANAOS-See Para
MANILA--See Honolulu, Kobe Yoko-
hama Singapore
MARACAII&O-See Mayaguez San Jus n
MARANHAM-See Para
MARSEILLES--Se Malaga
MARTINIQUE- See St Thomas
MATADI-See Dakar
MELBOURNE-Se I.yttelton
MO1l--See Yokohama
MOLLBNDO--Se Paita
MONROVIA-~See Dakar
MOROCCO--See North Africa
MOSSEL BAY Cape Town
NATAl.--See Para
NEWCASTLE--See London. Rotterdam,
Auckland
NORTHERN NIGERTA-See Africa--West
OPORTO--See Lisbon
ORAN-See Algiers
PARAMAR1BO-See Trinidad
PERNAMBUCO-See Para
PlSCO-See Taita
PONCE-See Porto RICO, Arecibo
PORT LIMON--See Havana
PORT NATAL--See Cape Town
PORT sAID--see Aden Genoa
PORT SUDAN-See Adsn
PORT SWETTENHAM-se Penan,
PORTUGUESE ANGOLA--See Dakar
PORTUGUESE CONGO--See Africa
West
PORTUGUESE GUINEA-see Africa
ppRIotoGGRREso1sse Vera Cruz. Havana
PUERTO CABELLO--See San Juan
PUERTO COLoMBIA--See Kingston.
Haitian ports
RANGoON-Sae Karachi. Adens PORT
Sudan
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Sailing for
United States

New York From Rotterdam
June 18---FRED'k LUCK ENBAcH (FM)
Luckenbach Lines
June 22--F. j. LUCkENBACH (FAI)
lrckep ba Oh Zines
From Hamburg =
June EDGAR 2. LUCKENBACH (FSfl
Iuekenbaeh Lines
Phiiadeiphie From Rotterdam
June Is--fsFsED'K IUCKENBAcH (Fa)
ss.4ztlISackenb bach; Lines
From Hamburg
June 5--EDGAR r. LUCK ENEACH fFAl1
Lucksnbach Lines
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Bal imore From New York
May y2S-GEORGGANNA wEEMs (F9
HaiSchaw : Lines
SnaTieSI01 see Jacksonville
Galveston From New York
Tues (F). Thurs tF). Sat (FO
southern Pacific Co.
Galveston, Key West From New York
June I-CoMAL tPFl Mallory Line
June S-CONCHO (PF) Mallory Line
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New York
May SG-LENAPE (PF) Clyde Line
Nay 2S-APACHE (PF) Clyde Line
nay 3l-MOHAWK (PF), Clyde Line
June 2-ARAPAHOE (PF) clyde Line
hey West See Galveston
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle
Also See New York. san Francisco
From New York
ReceiVirE--E. a. MORSE (F)
Tinted States Transport Co. Inc.
Barber Lines
Los Angeles harber, San Francisco,
Portland, Seat.IeFrom New York
June s-M s KENNBCoTT I'D
Williams : : Co.
Los Angeles Harbor Wilmington,
San Francisco, Portland and
Seattle From New Orleans
Early June-ANNIsTON CITY (F)'
Norton Lilly & Co.
Accepts cargo from Mobile
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For eddi4ional1
Shipping and Travel lnfornaat;a.
Call
Shipping and Travel Departments
Beekman 5000
Santiago

Santiago Also SEQ Havana, Naval staff.
From New York
May 2e--BRHCLM I'd Atlantic Erust CO.
June 1--CANANovA(F) Atlantic Frultg
juno 1s--A sTEAmER fF5 Atlsn. Ian fTp Try,. p.
Singapore, Manila, lloilo, Hong Mons
Also see Alden
From New York
June 3e--sAEDON HALL (F)
.,,,.ao N9rt4n; or,2i LiIiy e. 60. II
Norton, Lilly e. 60.
southampton, Cherbourg Aiso .o3.ss .ss |
From New York
june 4--oLYMPIc (PRM5 whits usts s,ssTr sssr
Swansea, Cardiff, Bristol --''
From New Orleans
late May STEAMER (F) stseIssEYt..
Trieste, Alexandra, Bombay, Cal,
cutta From New Orleans
May 2s-STEEL TRADER I'd Norton. re,.
Trinidad, Demerara, Grenada '
From New York
Iune S--MARAyAL tPFAil Trinidad YIna
june 2S-MAYARo tPPM} Trinlasdd TFinilasd In. Ina
Trinidad, Demcrara, Paramarb,.
Cayenne, st. Laurent, Para
From New York
May 27--LAKE FARISTON Or
Clyde S Co (Foreign Services,
irondhiem, Bergen, Stavang.,
Christiansand, Christiauia
From New York
May 28-ROALD JARL (F) $ O st-avAc.
Trondhjem, Bergen, Stavanger, hi.
singfOrs From New York
Middle Of June--NOREFOs I'D
Ia r q = 4 ms ri n 7 fr.n
Vera Cruz, ProgresO, Tampico
Also see Havana
From Jacksonville
Saillngs-(F)' Jacksonville Line
Also other safe Mexican ports a. IA.
ducement offers
Yokohama, Kobe AIsG lhin sec sdto Homo
From New Orleans
June 20--MONTGOMERY CITY ~
Norton, Lilly & Co
Yokohama, Kobe, Dalny
From Mobile
July 3--BIRMINGHAM CITY (Fo
Norton. Lilly {: Co
Yokohama, Kobe, Dalny, Taku Bu,
Shanghai From New York
May SO-cITY or CANTON CF).
Norton. Lily & Co
Yokohama, Kobe, Moi, Dalny,
ohanghai, Hong Kong
From New York
;yqne e1i-ALTAd MARU % Barber Lines
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
From New York
May 28-DR RYDEN lFJ Barber Lines
June 30-KENTUCKY (Fl
Norton Lilly & Co
July 30--CITY OF PEKIN CF)
Norton, Lilly & Co
Aug. 15--CITY OF RANGOON CF)
Norton Lilly g Co
Aug. 30--CITY OF EDINBURGH tFl
Norton. Lily &; Co
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hon.
Kong, Manila From New York
june 11-EAsTERN CLOUD Cd Barber
From Baltimore
Late May-LORAIN I'D Green Star Linz
From New Orleans
June 25-A STEAMER Cd Cosmopolitan
| SAlso Pensacola and Mobile as cargo offera
From Seattle
June 15-DELIGHT (FM) Waterhouss co
June 18--W ENATCHEB (PFMl Admiral
July 8-KEYSTONE STATE (PFM)
Admiral Line
Aug. 27-WENATCHEE (PFM} Admiral
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong, Manila, Dairen
From Seattle
June Across KEYS CF] Admiral Lin,
June @1-CITY OF SPOKANE (F) Admiral
From Portland
Lune 2-COAXET I'D" Admiral Iiue
10 4 =
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Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hen,
Kong, Manila From Nov yo,L

June 11-EAsTERN CLOUD (F) Barber
From Baltimore
Late May-LORAIN (F) Green Star Lins
From New Orleans
June 25-A STEAMER Cd Cosmopolitan
@Also Pensacola and Mobile. as cargo ofera
From Seattle
June I5-DELIGHT (FM) Waterhouss & Co
June 18--W WENATCHEB (PFMl Admiral
July 3-kEYSTONE STATE (PFM)
Admiral Line
Aur 4 TTTyLTE7 fTor-NfN
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Christiania, Bergen, StavangeF, Chris
tianxand Ernrn Nsn York

Christiania, Bergen, StavangeF, Chris
tiansand FROM New York
May a7--sTAvANGTRrJoR PFM,
NorNcgi America Line
June 11--BERG ENSFJORD tPFb)
NorwegtanrAmericaL Line
Cienfuegos Antsi AIs" Sfs s,ntion mn"a""'
From New York
Mny 2g--ERHQLM tFo Atlantlo rIul' ~, w.
Juno 0--LoM tF) Atihnt'o fru'' w.
Constantinople, Burgas, Varna, eoa'
stanza, Galatz, Braila, batum'
other ports as cargo offers
Ala, SEQ A,gsers, Piracus, Alexandria
From Now York
RscciyinR~-RI VERSIDB BRIDGE " M
A. II. Hull & Co
Copenhagen, Danzig, Reva', @ hel-
sngfors bs.s A'se eS2,staHis, Che an'Ts.f
From New York
May 2s--CHETOPA fFM1 Seaao' hihs
June a-~-TOIEDO BRIDGE (FM)
Seager Line
Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Malmo,
Stockholm, Riga, Helsingfors
Danzig, Reval, Libau
From New York
Sniied--JACKSON (F)Susquehanna $ s. Co
May Si--PANOLA(F) Susquehanna S. s GO
Juno I1--RIPON (F) susquehanna s. $. Co.
Cork, Dublin, Belfast, Sligo, London
derry Also see Belfast
From New York
June lowest CAMPO (F)
Moore 6; Mccormack Co. inc.
June 25-EASTERN BELLE (F)
Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc.
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Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hon,
Kong, Manila, Dairen

FIOH SedtJIe
June 4-CROSs KEYS (F) Admiral Lin.
June 21-CITY OF SPOKANE (F) Admiral
From Portland
,Iune 2-COAXET tF)' Admiral Line
June 3N-MONTAGCE (F)s Admiral Line
North China ports and Vladivostok. as
offerings justify
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os Angeles (San Pedro), San Frar-
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma

6SS RASCICS \Oan CAAVJJ 00A '
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
From New York
June 1-ALASkAN (F)
June 11-MEXfcAN rs
United American Lines, Inc.
june 22-OHIOAN (F)
JuIy 2-PENNsYLvANIAN (F)
United American Lines, Inc.
July 13-TExAN (F)
United American Lines, Inc.
New Orleans From New York
Wednesdays G'). Saturdays (PFl
southern Pacific Co
New York, Los Angeles, San Diego
From San Francisco
june 10-EDWARD LuCKENBACH FD
June s5-HHRRY HHHG5RP61eh TiirI1 LiRss R%e.cH fFu,
Luekenbach Lines
Portland Also see Los Angeles,
= san Francisco
San Diego See New York. San Francisco
San Francisco AIsO AaS 5isrd See Los Angeles
From New York
June s-M s kENNECOTT (F>
Williams S S Co.
San francisco, Los Angeles
From Baltimore
june %0-EASTERN MERCHANT (F)
Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Sam Francisco, San Diego, Los An'
geles From New York
May 2S-LEW1S LUCKENBACH (FA)
Luckenbach Lines
June 1I-ANDREA f. LUCXENBACHVM
Luckenbach Lines
San Francisco, San Diego, Les An
geles Harbor (WilmingtOn),
Portland, Seattle
From New York
May SO-STEEL WORKER (F)
fsthlniau Lines
June f1-ROBiN ADAIR F)
Isthmian Lines
San Pedro, San Francisco & Other
Pacific Coast Ports
Also see Los Angeles. san Diego
From Mobile
May CAPE ROMAN (F) Page Jones
Seattle See Los Angeles, san Francises
Tacoma See Los Angeles
Wilmington See Los Angeles
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Havana, Cristebal, West Coast Ports.
Port Limon From New York

FNFf AHm0M G6ukN lSGW fUTh
May es---pAsTOREs {PFM) united Fruit
June Ii--~TOLOA (PFM) United Fruit Co.
June 1s---CtALAMAHEs. .(PFM( United Fruit
June e5~-PAsToREs tPFM) United Fruit
Havana, Matanxas, Lardenas, Sagua,
Ia Grande, Nuevitas, Glen.
fuegos, Guantanamo, Mama.
Milo, Santiago From Jacksonville
Frequent saIiinsS-tF) Jacksonville Lac
Havana, Progreso, Vera Cruz, Tam
pico
From New York
May 2O--YUCATAN (PFM) Ward Line
Havana, Vera Cruz, Puerto Mexico,
Tampico
From New York
May 26~-NoRDAMERIKA (HO Ward Line
f1avre From New York
Loading--NrcK X EEsPORTp)" Cosmopolitan
May 27-GRACIANtA F} Furness Prince
June 30-CORONADO CiO' Cosmopolitan
June 30--MALVERN RANGE (F)
Furness Prince Lines
SRoucn cgxYo ofTern
Havre, Antwerp, Bordeaux, Ghesss
From Mobile
May --OSKALOOSA (FD Page 8, Jones
Havre, Bordeaux, stjsntso Also Is' Pssss sssssh
From Galveston
Late MAy--A STEAMER (F) Steele 8. .. LiRs
From Texas City
Late Maya STEAMER (F) Steele g. q. Ilas
From New Orleans
May 1o--NEW ORLEANS tF) steele s.s.Lins
Hawe, Rouen
From New York
sailed---l oNDONIER (F) Lloyd Roy. Beige
June -rGLANTIER( (F) Lloyd Roy. Beige
HelsingforS tonsobsr." Ass fss GotRsnSa5T n,asseu
From New YSrk
June 5---TFTYRA (F)
Swedish American Line
June 20--ALSTERN (F)
Swedish american Line
Honolulu From New York
Juno 25-sTEEL RANGER (E)
Tsthmian Lines
HOnolulu, Manila, Saigon, Singapore,
Colombo, Calcutta
From San Francisco
June WOLVERINE STATE (PFRM>
Pacific Mail s. S. Co.
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, SharS'
hal, Manila, Hong Kong
From San Francisco
May 2s--GOT4DEN STATE tPFRG)
Pscfc Mail S. 8 Co.
June o5--ECUADOR (PFM)
Pacific Mail s. s. Co
Late Mny-BN. SWORD tF) G:eeIs SIS. Lice
Hull, Newcastle
From New York
June 2--LAKE FROHNA (FD
Winchester Lines
June 10-CHANT1ER CD Winchester Lines
Java, Alexandria, Egypt FromNe ewYo orb
June 1O-A STEAMER (Fl Barber Lines
~ Aa aVa
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Also sce HAVANA. KinGston
From New York
yaue i--SANTA ELISA tPFM) Grace Line
June 22- SANTA LUISA (PFM) Grace Line
July lS--SANTA TERESA (PFM) Grace Line
Suba From Baltimore
June 2O--A STEAMER (F)
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Matanxas Also see Havana
From New York
May 2S---5LYNDON m Atlantic Fruit Co
Mayaguez, p. r., La Guayra, Cura.
Gao, Maracaibo Also Porto Ri"s
From New York
nay 2s--IULIA fPFM) Red y Line
"nho 8--MARAcAfBo (PFM) heo N'n"
Montevideo, Buenos Ayresm,es slsS de- Sansir. mel
From New York
june 2---HALIIONES (F) Houston Lines
From Mobile
Sune 20---ossINING (F) Munsou S. S. Lines
monsevideo, Buenos Ayres, Rosario
From New York
Stsy Zs--OllTql%S PEAN (Fl Prince Lsns
June eI5--GLDNDEYON (F> Prince Lins
From New Orleans
june If-CRASTER HALI>(F) Norton. Lilly
MontevideO, Buenos Ayres, Rosario,
Santa Fe From New York
June I0--TUscALOOSA CITY (T')
ar Norton. Lilly &c Co.
Montevideo, La Plata, Buenos Ayres
From New York
June n 1o--DocHRA (F) Barber Lines
Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos
Ayres From New York
June l5-VAUBAN (PgRM)
Lamport & Holt Line
Naples Also Barcelona. Gepaa
From New York
Msy ZB--REGINA D'ITALIA (PFM}
Lloyd Sabaudo
NanseS. Genoa Also see Genoa
From New York
June 8-PRINCESS MATOIKA (PFM)
u. 9. Malt Steamship Co. IRs-
June So-PoCAHGNTAs PFM)
L. S. Mail Steamship Co, Inc.
Naval Station, Santiago, ManzanilIo,
Cienfuegos
From New York
May 28--CAMAGUEY (F) Ward Line
Nuevitas Also see Havana
From New York
May 28--GLYNDON (F) Atlantic Fruit Co
North Africa, Malta, Egypt, Levant,
Red Sea Ports, Madeira, Mo.
rocco From New York
june 2-ECLIPsE (F)
United American Lines, Inc
jane z5-COID HARROR (F)
Urited American Lines. Inc.
Paita, Elem, Salaverry, CaIlao,
Pisco, MoIlendo, africa, IquiqBe,
Anfofa gasta TaEfaJ Chanayal
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
POOR SEED.

The seed is the parent of the young plant and transmits it's qualities-good. bad or indiffereat-just as in the case of stock. If the parent is weak. the plant will inherit a delicate constitution. If the parent is strong. the plant will de- velop a vigorous growth, which is neces- sary for a satisfactory crop. No amount of good tiilage nor expensive manure will compensate for defective seed. The weight of seed is an important factor in assur- ing large yields. Plump well formed grain contains Q full supply of nourish- ment for the plant sprinsing from it. This enables the young seeding to get a good start in life, which is half the bat tie. Relatively with the increasing weight of seed the germinating capacity and the harvest is increased Farmers should bear in mind that the produce of the crop increases with the weight of the seed. Plump seed produces strong plantJ with heavy ears. It increases the propor- tion of heavy grain in the crop light. shriveled seed yields little grain. Plump seed develops vigorous root formation and the plants can utilize more of the fertil- , izer and soil plant food. Plants from plump seed grow quickly and strongly and are better able to withstand attacks of insects diseases and prolonged spells of dry weather than those that are weak and struggling. Grading. by eliminatins the unfit seed, assures the best results in any season.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
n,ct Af;ik. Matted Grain Extrset h Powder No Cooking Nourishing -Disesdele
Avoid Irnitadons
 and SubstitxEtess

orvilIe. IT., who has been the guest of his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. William D. Allen, at their home at Long Cove for some days, returned home with his father and brother.
 Rehearsals are being held for the Easter cantata From Cross to Crown to be given by an augmented choir Easter Sunday evening in the NJ E. church.
 Percy F. Norman of Newport spent the week end at the home of his mother, Mrs. P. L. Norman. at Allyn's Point.
 Nelson Parker of Norwich motored to WoodIawn farm to call on Mrs. Parker's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry w. Hurl- butt, Sunday afternoon.
 The first meeting of the Ladies'. Aid society of the M E. church since the death of its president, Miss Kate B. Col yer, was held in the vestry Friday after noon. The vice president, Miss Alice Satterlee, presided. The work was on aprons. Two were added to the member. ship.
 About 70 voters from Gales Ferry and vicinity were taken up to Ledyard Cen ter Monday afternoon to vote at o7c.oci at the town hall On laying town tax and for voting booth at Gales Ferry also tablet for the soldiers of the world war. The voters were taken up tc the polls in the automobiles of Nathan A H. Chase, Harold J. Peckham. wallac, Norcross and Tracy Smith. with an autt l truck from the submarine base. 22 mill tax was levied. The voting booti i proposition at Gales Ferry was carried l by 76 votes to 4, and the tablet for tn, soldiers of the world war was left to committee
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
EWEncH

By typographical error h Tuesdays Bulletin the death of George La Bonne. who was born in Canada ' years ago. and who died in Plainf1eld Monday. was made to read otherwise.
 There are, at least two men in Gris- wold who have kept weather record for many years showing when the mer- cury went to extreme limits of either heat or cold or of Qnseas sonable temperatur- es nothing in the way of cratic chang es has ever been noted here equal to
 Mondays showing At T. m. the shade readings were SS degrees with one re- port of 90. At four o'clock there had
 been drop of 26 degrees. At midnight
 the mercury stood at 3S, an un- precedented drop of fifty degrees from ?
 D. m. to midnight.
 An important meeting of. the free
 men of the borough of Jewett City was held in the municipal building Monday evening.
 The almost impossible condition of East Main street all winter, and unfavor- able conditions at Anthony street was the reason for which the meeting was | called. z Rev. F.. NJ Anthony was pres ent and offered to allow the borough to
 move back his fence line. also his house 1 which abuts on Anthony street, occu- | PlCtl bS MI D. fA J. liS llcCeSSdfS | number of feet, to allow the building 1 of a macadam road from South Mair
 street to the Jewett City cemetery. The vote of the meeting was to accept l MT. Anthonys offer and build road as l outlined, and for East Main street the 1 vote was to build a 16-foot macadam road from David Hale Tanning park te i the borough line, which is just east of 1 Jewett City creamery. The board oi
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS

of the house A special cellar or lDcu- bator house should be provided where the incubator equipment is extensive or where mammoth machines are used. The thief points are to have a room which is lot subject to great variations in tenn Derature and which is well ventilated. so that the air is fresh and pure. according to Farmers Bulletin HOS. Incubation of Hens Eggs. issued by the United States department of agriculture.
 If built above ground. the walls of the incubator house should be double and the entire building well insulated. Incubators may be operated in buildings with single walls, especially in mild climates, but a well insulated room is preferable. Good results in matching are secured in incu- bator cellars and in incubasSr rooms which are entirely above the grounu level.
 The incubator room or cellar should be large enough to allow the attendant to work around the machines conveniently Many incubator cellars are provided with some system of ventilation in addition tc tho windows while in others the ventila , ton is controlled entirely by the lattei method Muslin screens on the windowi provide good ventilation without draft and at the same time keep the direc
 rays of the sun from the machines. Man,
 incubator cellars have cement floors
 which are easier than dirt floors to keel ! clean and neat
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
GALES FERRY

At the Sunday morning service in the M. E. church Rev c. H.k Wright read Gov. Everett J. Lakes Fast day procla- nation for Friday: class of young people received the rite of baptism ad- ministered by Rev MT. Wright, assisted by Rev. Allen Shaw Bush Ellen Chris tine. infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew P. Miller, was baptized; the class following was Richard William AL lyn. Harry Thomas Allyn. Robert Byron Allen. Ella Elizabeth Dean. Maurice Ed ward Conan. Herbert Wallace Conan. Myrtice Elizabeth Conan. Rufus Earl Conan. William McNaught, Violet Jean cite Riley This class was received into preparatory membership of the church. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Allyn were re- eeived into full membership. After this the Lords supper was administered. At the offertory Miss Grace A. Chapman sang A Prayer of Faith. with violin obli- gato by Mrs. Jennie G. Perkins. Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine organist. At the close of the service Rev G. H. Wright called an adjourned meeting of the quarterly conference for the report of the estimating committee.
 The leader of the Epworth league -gening service was R. Irving Hurlbutt with the topic Stewardship Sunday Miss Gertrude Allen sang Sharon's Rose, with Mrs. R. Irving Hurlbutt mandolin and Mrs. Rufus W. Hurlhutt at the piano
 Miss Grace A Chapman, a teacher in the Groton Heights school, is having a week vacation for Easter at her home in the Stoddard district
 'Orville Allen and son Stewart of No ank were week end guests of Mir and Mrs. H. Irving Collins at Allyn's Point
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

EAs Keakefly educat tionAl service conn nzes of the '. N. c. A. has awarded tan ehSlarships to ex-service men in Wsstex4y and other narts of the South ee1Aty, sincs the system was organized, Rsd the applicants are now receiving afl- Itrnetism through correspondence courses conducted by the extension division of the '. M. c. A. The first allotment for eSnsakionai work in this county was used up seaae tirns ago biit at the request of the committee in charge of the local wsxk, new funds have been set aside for westerly and ex-service men desiring to take advantage of the opportunity af- fOrded them have been asked to send their names to the committee. which is cuapeeed of Thomas Perry, chairman, Edgar Maxson, secretary, and Daniel LnflEin
 Of the scholarships /already granted, three are for courses in accounting, two fer bookkeeping and business, one each for power stations, mechanical engineer ing, mechanical drav ing, commercial re- tail' advertising and machine shop prac- tice.
 variety of courses is offered agri- cultural and rural engineering, nathenna- tics. aknhik kectural. civil en gineering, com rAerce nethani6aa electrical, steam en- 2 sihSefinE and ievef plant, science, in- spirA t1onal and cultural Courses can be Erantsd only as the fund for this district allpws if fs4S
 Es< tke second time within the past . . q