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New-York tribune., 1921-03-02

Yorls: Inspector Tampcn; Macomet. Nor
folk; p Reilly. Tampco; Saccarappa.
Mobile. Savoia fftj. Havana Sinaloa
tNorl, Frontera. Sailed: rruxillo, Tampa
PORTLAND, Me, March i--Arrsved Str
Transportation. Baltimore. Sailed: strs
! he Angeles. Gibraltar for orders; Carl
baldl. Norfolk
SAN FRANCISCO, March Arrived:
Strs Saiina. Maaiia. Maui Honolulu
Sailed Strs Eendyk. Rotterdam. Ventura
Sydney.
SAVANNAH. Ga. March Arrived: Strs
West Eldera. Honolulu: Lake Markham
cuba. city OF Columbus Boston. Greclan.
J.acksonvlile and sailed Philadelphia.
Sailed City Of savannah, New York.
TAMPA, Fla, March ARRIVED: Str
Lake Freeiand. New York. Sailed: Str El
Mcn,oci,io tsp). Csrtagena,
W WlLMiNGTON. {, March 1--Safled:
SIT ArgOsy. New YORK
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Navy Orders

From The Tri6u,re's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Mar. Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Ainsworth, 1t. Com. w. l., to u. 8. S.
Hancock.
Gunnell, 1t. Com. j. Fl, to San Francisco
Ross. Ems. w E. to L. S. S Tadousac,
Wallace. Com. H G. g.. to q. s s Robinson
Warman. Lit J. H. to Z. S. s. Maryland.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-13
C&DY
PICNIC WAS JOLLY TIME

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Those
 Of you wiIo could not attend the picnic
 at Oleander's. missed jolly good time
 It was very warm day but we didn't
 think about 1t, there was e nice brecza
 and the dark green trees on the nii,stdc
 looked so coo& and shady. Not q 5 many
 present as usual, but what We lacked in
 quanHity was made up in quality, s
 C2dy is a host herself. The dinner vas
 more than good and We were bless i
 with good appetitos. Our hostess serv-
 ed lee cold fruit punch and goo cocl water from the well that was very r.- freshing. After dinner we hGI rsnsic and games. Scottia won drsl Dri5c in potato contest, and bUobv urizs Iii ,tnn- key contest Sho atso won fele bear4.
 Think she was the Belle Of the Ball. Maiby won first prize in do lkev con test. Then a favored few had their ! pictures taken. Oleander Ilept titnes
 moving and with her sister to help her entertained in such a dclighteul ws we didn't mind the weather and So say ] we all
 CaIa Lilly: Missed you. hope your l sick one will be we'll again soon. 1 Nelly By: Sorry for you, and wis' ] we cou4d comfort you in your great ! sorrow.
 1 Blossom: We think oe you. and may 1 He Who said, 'Let the little ones cons l unto Me and forbid them mt, for suct i $ tae kingdom of Hcavcn' give yor ] comfort and peace.
 1 Best wishes for Social Corner WURDT BELLE.
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GREErINGs ID MANY

Dear Cornerites: How are you all this hot weather? Have just had q week 5 visit with Aunt Sarah and her small son. We certainly had 3 pleasant time.
 Brown Bee :. Congratulations You will hear from Ine iD a short time.
 Samantha: Received your letter. Will do as you suggested very soon.
 Persis: Did you know who ''hoIlered'' at you one afternoon as you sat aA the front yard? Shall call on you soon.
 Lebanon Brownie: Saw your mother Sunday evening as we passed her house on our way home to NJ.
 Fringed Gentian: Hope you and your friends reached home safely
 Nellie By: You have my sympathy.
 EInora: How are the sick ones? You must have your hands full. I had five sick with measles this spr:Rg-foIlowed by mumps.
 Ella Lou: Wish I could attend some oi your gatherings. know what I'm miss ing, and some day in the near future an going to give you all Q surprise.
 Paula: I received your letter a shori time ago and will answer 1t when have time.
 Biddy: Are you still scratching, Would be pleased to see you up here any time.
 \. G. G: Hope you are well. How 4 Betty?
 Best wishes to all PEGGY ANNE.
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RrcKrYE 1IoYEs To sEArrLE.

Dear Sisters of the TS!leT Badge: Iany changes have taken Dlacs within 2 few weeks, the little home On Windtsin road sold quite unexpectedly. Ysssession given almost Immediately and Departure for tie far west July 7th we left Springfield, Mass, n one of ti,e very
 hottest spells on record. Four days on the road and a landing in the great, busy,
 wonderful. but still very new city which
 is destined 10 De our fut1re home. Seat
 tle
 The first morning out Of Sprinsdeid we crossed into Canada :vst at Gaybreai-
 and skirted the northern shore of Lake Erie. Such cosy, thrifty little home
 steads. square little houses. each with it's flaw Shade trees anu nice scu2Ee fields around it with it's small herd of IolsteiTs or He-etords. and is ut.'e foc!, Of sheep, all so homey. About noon we 1 vent through the tunnel under Detro:; river. Reached Chicago a. . ,. n. the first stage Of the Journey done. There were 50 many things to see al i at once in passing over so much new l iaadscane that with extreme heat and Q had headache there are very feS point. that occur to me now. But there is stir ! Inc great west to cross with all it's fill and valleys, piairs and mountains. : So for this time Buckeye sa-s Al | rsyoiT"
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ENID
4 SUMMER GIFT.

Dear Readers Of The Gunner: Blessed are tho poor in spirit" we read; but ths poor in pocket do not always feel 60
 blessed, as one of Eay friends confessed
 10 me the other day, when she gave me @ hint that am now going to pass along
 IL was really impossible for this good
 woman to spend one cent for a gift which
 she yesrned to make 10 a neighbor who
 was going away for the summer. She
 looked over her own possessions. yet she couldn't find one article which she could
 call a suitable present for the tr2ve-er. who had dcnc her many a kind turn all
 year.
 Then she set her wits 10 work. Out Of remnant Of pale pink sash, relic Of her days as Q bride, she was able to sslyzss enough material for what she wanted
 She cut the required length. and lined it with a piece Of white silk stocll1n s-alsc g. reminder Of better days. Then, with white merccrized narrow ribbon which she changed to have in her work basket shc marked of. several little compsrt- mcnts. In one she put half dozen small and larger safety pins-three black and l three whjle; in ihe next were a few hair pins or assorted sizes A third held half
 a dozen small white sealed envelopes. | each containing enough taic1m powder | for one using A tiny white comb, and ! a grnall shell zhocho-n found places near 1 by, as did a strip of rins from g whols paper The case rolled ur. envelope ! shape. and va securely ued with a bit | of the marrow white ribbon. and behold, shc had contrived little compnsiol for tac hathinE hit. containing the odds and ends which ans body ia likely 10 need on ! q beach outing. The gift was received with real appreciation so that donor and
 receiver were equally happy
 CHESTERFIELD.
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pleasures of fishing and bathing were all

pleasures of fishing and bathing were all ours then.
 Now the town authorities, have fixed the roads, it is quite a ride From. Nor wich you go to JeweEt City, then through some very nice roads to Griswoid, Glasgo
 and Foiuntown til you come to. sign
 which reads Exeter, F. ]. There turn to
 your left til you read new sign, Camp
 Tippecan, then straight ahead. No doubt
 some of the readers will smile, for there
 must be cutie a few who went to see the boys camp ti.ere this summer. l. was such an orderly crowd we saw there. J hope to see whole lot more of them heTC next year. It speaks well for those wlsc had charge of the boys.
 Was up to Gardner Lake and SAW tha' l boys caino there, too. IL is my boy'g ambition to te Boy Scout whe7 he is o 1 age. But he will be nine only tAi5 month l Here's hoping all the Cenerites ar, 1 enjoying this summer. As for myself. 1 am getting my share Of vacation days. 1 Wishing you all Lest Of health ant 1 F M r c p
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ENJOYED oLEANpET1s rrcSrc

Dear Sisters of the Corner: an st!i! q member of the Corner nope, al- though I did not write a letter during the month Of July as each member was requested to. One letter 2 month from each was asked cS US as understand d and I certainly mean to do as request cd but you an know, procrastinatoa IS the thief Of time.
 DEarie asked in her lette- # any ol.
 ever tried In their potato salad cl- cuIsoeTs and beets. Yes l have aad liked f too. I also use tomatoes slist3 than, then ousrtersd. Besides being tasty it looks very pretty. I also use # I can get II i-3 to 3-4, potato, raw
 sour aTpie cut h cubes and think l. Q
 great improvement
 was able to spend two hours i1 the
 afternoon through the kindness Of auto
 mobile friends at O.ezzder's the day cf the picnic and she is certainly an ideal
 hostess I enjoyed meeting al me sis ters both new ones and those had met before. Was sorry not 10 have been with
 you Aug. 41h at tho Buckingham. but
 heard a pleasant report of the day from
 Vira and a nice letter from Gala Lily
 to let rne know Of the kindness to all unfortunate sister which they voted ttL, day and which meant g, great deal to 1 he- and the Syn7E1s hy you all showed ard thc Golden Ru.e ySl exemriified by t. ejoF jus 8 few words 10 Sunny Dick Tn Saturdays page in your .st- ter you scs rzy ca-iosityy working snd 1 [ want to hear from ycu and Eaore pa 7 ttcJ 'ariy Tf.o Ta5 .our usothc-7 Nc1 l Fanny R CT Molly C. was she? T7aosa two came into my rn1Id frst rot Sscsu 1 raey were the ons- ones by su!u7esrs. Strzase-s and friends were all mad
 welcome by my fstier just s3 long as i there could De 2 place made for them | I have known US younger ones to g,.C up our beds and seek a place at 2 neigh bor's for the night to accommodate tils i influx so we often called fathers ho-ns ] Liberty HzN.
 He was very fond e. children and 1 young people and enjoyed naving q CT visit us as much as we did Ss mans
 a person once young but middle aged nov | h this and ether places could attest.
 wish Sunny Dick you'd make yourself l known 10 me and tell me all the newi about mother. If l. be I you mean. SO my initials than ws-e D. 4. s. an,
 now are n. A. R Daughters o1 the An erioan Revolution that might ho. NoV psn,s1s you'll all tiin,. that it aH ! going to bo s3 Encthy oncN iH t-. l months to writ, will he sufficient. I Yours win wishes for each z. C. alec for the Corner.
 pELIAH DEAL.
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WHITES AFTER INTERIM.

Dear Editor and Sisters of tho Corn CT: I have not written letter for iong time to 'help fill out the Corner as I have been absent on account of illness but have read all the letters
 About Mercia and Peterkins and Hi'i- side, too it looH.s as # the men were put down too much and tried to haid them there. Scottie, I agree witGl vau in saying some men are less though,r,G than others Sure the way some of the wives of today dress it seems as if their allowance must be very large and on the other hand some women do not know the value If a hard-earned dol lar. Of course there are exceptions as some women are more saving than otn- CTS. The bakesaops are too handy as some women depend on them for three meals q day. Some women will rush after the show Is over for a loaf of bread and 9 tin of soup for supper and if hu55y doesn't relish the tin-soup. he is mean arI stingy and finding fault. I think some time these sister who have 80 muIl to say about the male sex will change their minds when the right one comes along.
 Ted Rose: Where are you, you do rot fH the Corner. Such 9, big adver-
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at Oleander,s. and enjoyed such social time, thought I must write and join The Corner, if l may? I enjoy reading the interesting letters of the sisters, and as have not had so very much experience I cannot cont ioute as much as I would like, although I will add 3 recipe for Potato Salad which I have made several times:
 Ingredients: Potatoes, cold boiled or baked; parsley or onions egg. hard boil ed olives, pickled beets. French dressing.
 Method: Cut the cold boiled or baked potatoes into half inch cubes. Mix and let stand with French dressing. Chopped parsley or onions may be mixed with the potatoes. Arrange in 8 mound and gar nish with slices of hard boiled eggs. olives and picIIed beets.
 Deliah Deal and Cady: Thanks for the birthday remembranceS.
 Golden Glow: We escaped the rain but not the heat on the way home. i MIG.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-13
LIKES AUNT MAnvs RECIPE

Dear Editor and Sisters: Isn't 1t fins that the weather is just a little cooler IS has been So hot that I could not churn my cream so have been using t to cook with.
 Have you tried Aunt Mary's recipe for sour cream drop cakes? I made them and liked thcm, then began ex- perimontins with the recipe. One time I put enc box of cocoanut through tho meat grinder, one-haf Of t was mixed with the cake batter, baked in 2 sheet, the other half put into the frostinG.
 Then another time l added Q teaspoon ful of cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg and
 alisqice to the drop-cak3 recipe. baked 1t in 8 loaf and had spice cake. Add Ing a 22alf c17 Of Grou2d raisins to the spice made very good fruit cake. Then I put two tabssspoonsfu1 Of O. coa in the cake recipe. and had cocoa cake. Have baked it in loaf sheet, cup and layer tins, and it is equally good In all.
 Don't run Psterlzins. Give Us an other poke to stir US uD. StaGn2tion 1 isn't any better for the Corner, than \ l Is for anything else.
 ! BBTSEY BOBBET
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-13
KNOWS PRETTY OUTING SPOT.

Dear Members of tho Social Corner: ,>aeing such 9 big advertisement on The Corner page Saturday, l am going to do ny share every week to crowd ther1 out.
 | read the account of the party that Grandma IT. had and it's sure nice to be sblo to gather so many of our own
 around Us when we are growing old. !
 hope she viii he able 10 enjoy good many more sUcl gatherings.
 Home Economies: | tried your seafoam
 candy and it $ delicious. I love-to make
 candy for the Eiddies. I have three of
 my own.
 An Interested Subscriber: Your feelings
 and mine are the same when 1t comes to such good writers as Mercia, Etheiyn,
 Ma of Greene Gables. and a good many others. They must be wonderful friends to those who know them personally. l don't believe I know any Of The Cor nerites personally, but do enjoy reading The Corner page on Saturday. The Little Spinster: I wish you would write to me and tell me where the exact spot IS you described 50 nicely. I would love to go and see it. We have 8 car but I've never been out Poquetanuck way.
 i 1T the sisters want a lovely place to ! spend a day or 8 week camping, just SC : 10 Beach pond, four miles from Nolun- ! town. There's a lovely sandy beach, and 1 the surroundings arc just great I've l been going there for nine summers now ! four and five times Q year. We used tc i go when you had to make the road as you went along. But, dear sisters oI The ] Corner, the appetite it gave you and tht
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-13
SOCIAL coExEE roETRY.
TIE DAWN.

 stood upon a street at break of day. Tyhsl G-5t the rays of sunlight pierced rre clouds ..- ta-izEsd srosts and mists of night away, A-5 vi.h them all the fears that night r-z---u1s - saw trs c.cs buildings nft their heads. -o stand ozcs more four sauate beside t-e s7!-es. And rs6 vs9 las. night crswIed half rsa--aily 70 bed "-r hurried forth with hopes rektn- 5s5 fires. --. Hisaty clouds .az- sa.n would finger uls -s oarlrE winds that sought to hurt and freeze .,-- faded into -o-htn5-sss at dawn, rlrvs.ef fNa- we'd gwen heed tc ve-s ------- -ls air g thought Of new afrs cane. -.- a.-e-E- and -.m, with ioy {, breast srH Tray @ vas Gods gift to every one tA'
 .s F- --a--7. Q: all sifts-a new borr day. e-s-rs A. wa.ss=. in ti-s Kansas Cit-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-13
PAYING orr TIE CHURCH DEBT.


 Our little Episcopal church in the towr Of P- was greatly in need Of funds tc pay off the debt incurred in building new church The Woman's guild had been a valuable factor in reducing thE debt As the Lenten season approached the sales, supners and entertainments which had been successfully given during the year had to be given up for a while The guild had pledged themselves to pay off tho remaining debt on ths church (which was Soou). and they desired 10 raise this amount during Lent After due consideration, the following plan Taz adopted.
 Each guild member was to contribut. toward the debt. and it was stipulated that the sum raised should either be earned by them in performing little tasks for their friends and acguaintances or in doing some special line Of work for which they were adantcl Al the end Of thc Lentcn season each sunc member was tr write her experience in poetry or prose and al a special meeting appointed for Easter Monday the offerings were to be { handed in, the experiences read and prizes awarded for tho spiciest poem and | best all round prose article. The labors Of the guild members excited much inter- est among tho townspeople and much  Voking situations created which gava zest to their work and furnished material ! for their written experiences. At the special meeting it was found that a trifc more than the required amount had been raised. and the ultiuats l success Of the plan adopted for r2islns . money was assured beyond doubt 1 For the benefit Of the church workers | who would like to try our plan, I will ! state briefly a few Of the methods used | In earning our money. One of our guild ! members was noted for her delicious rys i bread She conceived the idea Of bakins l and selling rye bread twice a week t1 !. neighbors, who were only too glad 10 bs , able to avail themselves of this oppor- ! ;unity. Another guild member made and 1 sold brown bread every Saturday. SLl I another sold souvenir postcards of tho church and also Easter cards on commis { sion. She procured the latter from d large wholesale house. One guild mem. Der solicited mendins and another too4 care Of e friends baby several houri
 each day Another enterprising Euilc member sold candy. Then small sum
 were earned doing errands. In fact. s' eager did VIC become 10 turn our penniei into dollars that we were lauGhingly sc
 cused of charging our friends for eVer2
 question wo answered.
 trust anyone who tries our methoc
 will be as successful and have as pleas
 ant experiences as VIC had.
 In closing my article ! will say CIT method was not one that need aecessan y be restricted 10 the Lcnten season 5u
 is suitable for any time or season Of th'
 year.
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The freIiminnry RnIe,

Tn caEe Of apparent death either from drowning O. ether suffocat.on. send im- msdiateIy for medical assistance, bl2n- kets, and dry clothing, but proceed to treat the patient instantly on the spot, in the open air, with the face down ward, whether on shore or aflost ex- posing the face, neck, and chest to the wind, except in severe weather. and remove all tistlt clothing from%nsck and chest. The points to be aimed st are: first and immediately, tle restoration of breathing; and secondly, after breath is restored, the promotion Of warmth and circulation
 Right here is something worth re- memberiuS. Efforts to promote warmth and circulation. beyond remov- ing the wet clothes and drying the skin must not be made until the first appear &rce ot natural breathing"
 Dr. Hall says # circulation Of the blood be induced before breathing has
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Recommended the restoration to hse viii Ds endangered.
Tr,atment to Res.or. Breatbi,r.

Place the patient on the ground v.sh the face downTards. ard one of tie arms under the forehead, in which De- s!tions al fluids will more readily es- cape by the mouth. and the tongue it. self will fall forward, leaving the eS- trance to the wiadp.7e free. Assist t!i:s operation by Ti3!ng and cleaning the moult.
 If lhere be only slight breathing. or TO breathing or if the breathing fail second Turn th. patient well and .r- stantiy on the side, supporting the head. and excite the nostriis with s:l;;ii. aartsilorn, and smelling salts: or ticA.s tite throat With the feather. etc: f they are at hand. Rrb the chest and faes y2rua, %nd dash cold w2tor--or cold and not water alternately. on them. If there be no success. lose no. a rnr- meat. but instantly. replace the patiari on his face. raising and supportir. tha chest well on Q folded coat or any o..ieg article of dress.
 Turn the body very gently on tils sd ! and a little bsy ord. and then brisxly oa 1 the face, back again; repeating ti.es-
 measures hack again, cautiously. ell- cientis. and asf-sever!ngiy about iiItee= | times q E1t1ute. or once every four oi i've ssconjs. occasionally varying th.
 side.
 ! By placing tEs patient or tno che5, I tia weight Of the body forces tho a.'
 oe-: when turned on the side. this pres
 erce Is removed, and air enters La, chest.
 ! On each occasion That the body iz r7 | placed on the face. make uniform bu [ efficient pressure with brisk movement,
 or the back between and below ta
 shoulder blades o- bones on each s'4r
 removing the pressure immediately o. fore turning the body on the side During the whole of Inc operation lc oas persoa attend solely t" tra move l. me1ts ot tse head, and os t-s a--
 placed under it.
 The result is respiration o- naturz 5rca-hias; and, it net too late. 'ifs KITTY LOU.
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oLp WRITER uELps orr.

Dear Social Corner Friends: A5 Gt young writers did not f,l T-s Cc-7s- page last week. let the olI yrits-s re.- thcHa cut. IL does seem like getting ls,c., none tc ses Eo~ and then Q rar,o in 7-.4 CoTns- Eao used to hs our weekly f-.sncs III days gene by. when The Corner rz-1 frs; came out h The Bulletin.
 Ne n'il. say to the old --..s-- no. ,r. lay down tae neE, for geur letters --r.. much Co !ou- friends far and aea-. yes Billie. I well remember tie spcoay card yo1 sent me yea-s ago. | $ nice 10 be remembered by our Corner friends
 Papa's Bo.-: Ton did rot foTrct -o 'gFite once mere to The Corner. How about that letter? Did you ever send :t. Diana: You are right. there are enourn writers to i'll The Corner nage fun sn5 running over os information for all.
 With best wishes to al. Corner writers RURAL DELIVERY.
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tisement as was there last week. What are you doing, making that cuff and collar set, or perhaps you are still hGn- ming G1at song? So keep on drumming. have plenty of the Social Corner color in tho back yard, the golden glow in full bloom.
 was sorry to hear of tha death of our dear sister, Ceceila How we wi miss her at the gatherings of the Corn CT. My sympathy goes out to tEe daughter and the son in their loss of a loved one. With best wishes to the eG.- tor and the sisters.
 RED CLOVER
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rnANKTrL roE mrrr G1vEN.

.-e- Social Corner si str5s. ! rls- 10 .rs r-- for rl- EuJs,arili and useful .s -1.a t0 --.. your sympathy to your zists-s l~rlTrs} at your last Ing H. The C--s-. J Eas very much
 and am very .ssrkfuI Go you H..a7s hcc-r- u- sincere thanks. l -s to rss- -HE Fl again some - -ue, ] hope may I love the . Corner sisters also tho good tanta have -t Ir. Corner.
 wi. ss1i a recipe for white Cake
 always have good luck making '.E. "afs-Vr..as of three cggs, one