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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
RIPPING RHYMES
q BY WALT MASON.
POOR OLD NEBRASKA.

AeOrdSkH's eyes IRE fearful. there.
SORROW III her m"rts her IONS pretend
thry 70 cheerful. bat th'N have aching
hearts. On, s;iN her hogs may fatteu,
hrl steers do IahrirH Wei. from Broken
Nov ~ S;rmttUn. from Hastings 10
ud".!. sac stili may harvest glory
through fresh aGd sai!rd mca;, and
i've IN gong AN story 10y raising C.rn
and wheat, her hIIuS may gan TIE
bacon. hcr h"tivrS beng tack health,
bGt l!"yrN has tors ik"u tNat Shd-tysl
rVrw!nq:.Nc.. tn. !I"re "lnrr living
wonders may dance around and slug
and wIih their lcrhsi thund"rs maize
The wclk!us ring the stat" may al
ways hU"rish st:ous men "nOsc aims
are h!bH boy orators HAY flourish and
fade uw.Iy and die, and Wurwicks oft
may r.UDie athwdr; the pleasant scene.
and cum:aoncrs may gamboi upon The
Lincu!,. green. the futur" IS uncnarIed.
We kn"" not what may be. bat Bryan
has cptrtcd. alas und huiiy chez, No
homes so w"., defended 1t has lao va
cant chair. 10 flock 80 well attended.
but one lead lamb Is there. From. YORK.
to Weeping Water Nebra ska feels De.
rcuNcd. and every son and daughter "a
s"T, and deeply p"uv,d. men drink the
bitter InIXtUr" .uG -! he faC' : It
CRIME, tor Wiuyum scented Il iiXtar". Il
landmark for all time The affairs a..
;,f, shaken. ana rent the temples dome,
Ter Bryan has fUrahken his o.d ST.
braSka nome.
Copyright by George Matthew Adam
No matter what you want Il will save
you time and money to use INTEL
IIGENCk.R WANT ADS.
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State Road Bond Issue


r,,,,. ,,.,',,i,' ', ,l ~ " a. '"''
'"'." Mn'''.nt .".'-.'H' n''' .,,o,-
;" H''', INV 49,.
~. ~, W "'''E "'' w ''''!' "'
'''''' ,SS", ""'''' ,Nr" ~
''>' H'NN"'' W '"' ''''' ''T'H''' "'' ~.
'hc purpose % ''h''r"'''hR N!9'''" ~
stat" r"anS.
Citizens Of Ohio County should he
ready 20 do their part toward taking up
lhcsc bonds AS upon their early sale de-
ponds the projection or completion "f
any state road work IN Ohio County this
YEAR
I.nuu rnr m, reconsideration of s-v-
.r.l ,r,;.s ur ,hc Xl-i.r,r I;u,d were
,.,,:,..,l ~ IN, ,.rp,,,v rnrJ rrr,u!zn-
.. .,s, winter f. ~, hou. az early
p,r,s. ration ~ Onto t'runtv n ,ha dis
irih.I.!ua Of Sta" road funds This id"a
has r,.,:. I,rnvrn rnrrnrt as tn, G'nic
Ruad t'rmuissior antIripatrs tho call
ing for bids on two miles ~ concrete
surracInr ON tho National Road near
V-cs, ,Ic,erdcr aud ,hc constitution az
q reinforced concrete arch bridge on the
<,,,nr,, uooI nj u,;Is NILS oa snon as
cnourh h,rds AFRO solid ia cover Tho *
ucnse
7, IL hardly proba bic that the State
road organization can complete any
work ~ any ronsenu.nrn his ycur OK
,,r, N those counties where mans have
.c"n previously prepared hv tho county
road ORGANIZATIONS; therefore. onto Coun
" IS now In the posltlon that tho first
money received from tho sale TT State
londs will 10 spent In Ohio County II
f.. obvious that not only from State
pride. not only from our desire for
state road system but from thr stand
Ioin; ~ good local rOnd poii,y IN" cit!
IONS Uf ONO County should IA il The
sale Of this Issue Of bonds.
West Virginia citizens who took such
m cnihuSiaaiic interest in. removing
rom N" stn'" constitution ut IN" last
general election an inhibition against
the sac az bonds FOR rond purposes. arc
now given an opportunity TO Invest In
Tho securities they authorized as a re.
sulr Of Tho issuance by the state Of n
bond issue Of 3I5. OOn.v0n TO be expcnd-
cd on tho construction nf good ron Dis. nc
cording to a abatement Issued today by
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not less than par and accrued inter"H.
The bonds are IN the haadS ~! the Gov
rruur COR safe upon IL" recommendation
f The STATE Ertl CuHmiH$!"n
T." inr record mad" by West Nlr-
g.nl. III th" Liberty Loan campaigns
vos iudi,nf:vc Of the ability "C her prO.
,l., - invest rE,ir savings wisely and
in sIrI amnuu'*. Th" riir, has" o:
,h,s,. bonds by citizens If VEST Virginia
world nr cumulative proof "t ihiir IN
,crr.t H. good road construction ard
wuuld Indicate ;hcir desire 10 proceed
Immediately with the construction OF
hard roads throughout West Virginia.
"Ruy road tomd" Is no: only 4 r"tri-
.u,lr s:oran bu: It's good economic al.
vice ru the y.r2"us who wants 70 Invest
has savings with safety where x VIII
bring a fine return To the investor ind
,,!J IN. state IN a great undertaking.
IL. T. Snyder
Division Engineer
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ALEX. MITCHELL

News OF the death OF Cu.oneI Alex.
Mitchell. treasurer OF the Mu,ua, SAY
ings bank. which occurred az IN early
hour yesterday morning. has been re
Ceiyed by The people O; NH"".nF "'is
an unusual degree III ;"S:ci. MI
Mitchell was = man who INSPIRED :r.eua-
shIp OF the LASTING and. And - H.N
many years a. one OF " heehns = .cAI-
ing bankers he came :a'r s9Etarc N''A
thousands Of men, wo'n"u ana "ns.dr"".
all OF whom cherish kindly Ea"nyri' =
OF him
As q iinancicr Nr. Mitchell raI,N"d
second 20 none. lie had oo,H ob'i.,y
and Initiative. and WAS Instrumental IN
establishing Wheeling n IS pres :.
position in the nuan,ia. world. He VAS
not only The ov.auz'r - IL" MutLt,
Savings banh the mrs: institution o.
It's KIND n YES. N.rcj:,at. tI, do " l.,
the leaIrc IL "a" "S:Nhs.sA'"'"; "t ine
Wheei.ng Clearing Uous,' associations,
CT has done luoy" ;a.sr Any o;h"r
thtns - stAO...I" i.IAucla. r"HG.-
Ms IN this community.
W-uLa0ly 10 Oiu"r Individual n n"
III cc.Ins untnc.I, wui.! Ms beer
~ own O. more Eoa'v;.. ; a.,unr"h VI
Was conspicuous 49, su.,.s-iu.
banker lou, he Mas .l;"Aa H';"c" &C.
was Il nuanr.cr. As ;ac E@;dtnH s'."i
II ,ac Mu;uai bank. Nix. M.:,ncu Uci2eo
20 bu.td hundreds ot houIcs IN Ia.S ,jty
and y.c!aIty. In dealing w!;A patrons
OF n.3 baah he MAS a,w,,,s as ,,b'g.H Is
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Our jails. says Mr.. Bill Haywood. arc
better thnn Russian palaces. Here Is eA-
pert testimony with 4 vengeance, testi-
muny which we cannot believe biaEed on
IA point which many people have affected
To be In doubt.
Mr. Hlyw"oLs American experiences
were. comprehensive and must nave
proved cnlightcn!nE. His record d
achievement this side the water assured
him royal welcome n MuscoNy.
wLc;hur or no the ROlshcvik! called u
lust tha: We are glad indeed To So,
Ills pom; 81 view III H., matter ana ="
ruly WISH iha, m"r" ~ his GiSC!r''"
,alrhr have sna.oI ~ h.s adventures
and prnIt.d ~ tnrm ...on- with MIN. -
Fairmunt Times.
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Huntington Water Rates
Before Supreme Court

Charleston. W. Va. July lS'CLne
case Of the city OF Huntington asains;
mo nuhl!c service commission in regard
to increa sing water rates in the city OF
Huntington. will be considered ov inc
eupremc court at 10 q. m. Wednesday,
Juiv q. II was announced to-day.
The city OF Huntington claims ina.
the commission erred first. in finding
the present fair value Of the plant o,
the Huntington waite. Company iko I oSni
for public purposes TO be N'leo,UV9'
second, in allowing san increase OF Sso,-
600 a year in the Income OF the com
pany; third. in finding that the present
rates Will not be sufficient during the
ensuing wear to pay operating expenses,
taxes, allow a depreciation reserve and
return on investment: fourth IN allow
ing increases in rates and operating In
come based on capital yet 10 be invest
ed and additions We, to be made to the
plani: fifth. in finding the report OF 1.
J.. Cunlc> misleading. and sixth In or
drring the water furnished public
schools to be paid for by city for ARE
protection, these rates being based on 4
contract contained in franchise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
Bible Conference and
Summer School at
Muskingun College

Vow Concord O.. July l5.-Th" Ninth
Annual R!hl" Conference and Training
school will he held on iii" campus OF
NuskinguIn COLLEGE, August Ga. y very
strong prurran has been prcmr"n.
Among the prominent speakers arc Pr
\ NJ Xwr,ncr OF cairo. Egypt: 'r. {.
l.. 'iumi"l. SECRETARY % EHanE"hSn ot
tho Federal council III 'hurcHoS, 81
Sew York.: EVANGELIST Rob Jones -
Mrn:cumciY. Ma, who Will b" present
the "a; :uur days: OF III" conference;
l.r Moses lIr""Zc. Secretary OF the lrrS-
hy.cr!p'i Forward Movement In ONO;
Dr j. -. Hunt. fnrmcrl? of Egypt. now
~ the Pittsburgh Seminary. I'rcSld'nt
j. Kelly Citizen Of knoNyll!" College,:
President X \. NrC"ud2 ma Of stanton
COLLEGE. Krn,urky: Superintendent Nor
man II. Camp al the thicnE" :i"hrcw
Mission, Fred Ma, MILAN OF hes M"tn"s
Iowa. Miss S.l'ic r.. pL'k"y. formerly Of
India. and Mrs :. NJ. Iw"In"r -: Egypt.
Tucrlay Nugust 4:h IS I" lee known
as 'SuuihrIsirIn OH" Ministerial .iSS"-
citation bay" This Association wIS or
gairizcd last winter. and j. 20 meet at
Now Concord three times !"Nr. This
Will Ire the -crOr1 meeting. The speak
rrs for that d. Lee l>r. Hunt. lIr.
Iwcmcr Dr. Goud,.l AID Fed Mae NIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
BOY FROM THE MILL TOWN
MAKES GOOD IN CALIFORNIA
AND GETS BIO POLITICAL
JOB.
was Helper In the Melting Depart
msnt OF the Mint % Years Ago
Rose Rapidly.

ri r,,> ,.,,, friends and r.i,.,,rs
,. .NI.k,' h,.!, , ulr.,r and for many
~ y,.,,s ,.,I ,unv" r...,Jrn, If Ken
,.,',l win h.. in,.r,.,..l T. the fellow
,..,, ..,,rv 1,srr,h,r,. n. ,ssu,ur,lnn IF
.r,. ,.n.'.. -. ,,,,..-,,...r,I,r; OF .r.
I...:,I states MN, a, san F-un,..~ro.
,af.l MAS prAtcd n the Sun rranclsry
,,..
~ J. Kelly, moro rl,uil!lrly kuuwn
,, his rns, -, r-:.nds I'm uaElaut IN,
,,a,',.,i.., ,,,.i 81, ,,r, ,,.-,,rAc,,, Gait
.n-r,, ~. "vrko " t,t .L.. un,s,,a,
,,r',,r,,,.H .,,,. - sr,.,,,., , cs.I r..
'.,'.,. - 49,. s,,,,, ~ 80 asa lt,l2
yp.,, - ~. ,.,yr. NANCY ,nu-
,..nrI n the s.,n l.>.a,,sr,, MN. and
,h,. o,ras!un r.r ~. .tu!nE ~ ,h- re
"".r. Wa the ,rlns. III the posi- o.:
superintendent ten, =. W. II ShHuahan
O. Kelly
Immediately after the "pe'!nS OF the
u..u; today ~ . O'Clock Superintendent
nelly accv:nrunIc,! by John MCCRbu
u,w., .ppo";ed shiet assayer, and
!'"'"r \. KtArny. superintendent %
.'.:.,.r". walked :ruw he mint TO the
I",r,u!," t.U,GlnK whrr" Superlriend.
ell, kr,.y 'arh he ua.u Of uU.,e.
T..> ,r:rl"ruy va staged IN tn"
,.lu,!b,r~ 90: u!i~d States Circuit
Judge ". ". Morrow. who adm .u.slcrrd
The ,A,h
U;icr> pr,S.n; were Raymond Ben
,Iin:7. H,pVl.:.:." regional director.
N.cNan,."r M,',!r sta" Insurance
,u'u''t>sIuuvr AID brother 60 John Nj
CH!D,. liNrrl Cr-Lr.i. stake hArhrr com
missioner. ana james ByIn,, Jr assist.
AL, .-.r.;a-,. .: :L,. l.rbur board
r..,,,,,. 20. .rr,n,:.y aud :r!i,.'a-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
What Other
Editors Say

Somehow the exhortations OF Lenine.
Trotzky, Radvk and the other commu-
n!stic evnlutlonari"s in Moscow do not
seem TO make much Of n hit with Ameri-
can labor organizations. -.Morgantown
Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16

Mrs Rooney--Shure an It were SAD
thing. about the death Of Mrs OFlar
she were foine woman ana sne
great loss TO the nayborhood.
Mrs Cooney~-lt's y"rself thats te'-
!nG the troot fer wanst. Mrs. Rooney an
what A pity it was she couldnt nave
lived a little longer. just TO see now
bad ivryboddy felt about II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16

1t is said that II will cost $soo.Oho.ohn
to develop hydro electric energy from
the Colorado river IN Arizona. IL GER
ta!uly costs like thunder To raise thcHe
aquatic plants.-Morgantown New DO
min.On.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
String Of Psarl Rraeelet

a string Of beautiful pears twisted
around the wrist two or three times IS
the newest bracelet II has beautiful
clasp. Some wear pearls high up on the
Arm and with excellent effect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16
Building Operations

Work is being rushed rapidly on the
Women's DUrmitory, which Is 70 be com
plc;cd and ready for use at the opening
Of the second semester of the coming
wear II Will be one OF the best-nppoint
ed womcns dormitnrics in the State. II
will accommodate on" hundred girls in
the dormitory proper. and Will furnish
boarding facilities for two hundred MY
The campus improvements hive been
very marked sine. Commencement. Tho
new boulevard entrance has been com
plstsd uad - now ready for the install
la,ion OF the gateway. which Is belAg
provided rs a memorial by the Class OF
!9iS and III" lighting system, which
will he u memorial OF the class OF 1920.
A Sun Dial will also he erected on the
campus during the summer. which Is TO
be the memorial Of the Class OF 1917.
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|; il one of the results al bcT0rrat:"
Yrrv Of muney-spcnd.nr that proponents
If the bonus bill. IL east, seem 70 nav"
los, all appreciation OF what b.iii"h
I,.urs means 10 the country. Snd tHH
:,n4s plan ,nntcmrlatrs ihr"" times
hat amount. according 10 the ifea'urs
,..;,r;ut-s Mr. Wilson authorized ~
So, -,.tar.' MrAdoo wrote checks Tor nan
IrcLs ni millions With III" san froid 81
a Louis XIV checking u", hrndTciS al
thuusards The Republican party mas
inherited those colossal Obligations AZ"
M. American people have been p!eaG'"
nv their reckless forn.": stewards 10 i''.E
thcm I'nti pOmc practical pian EAA
been worked out for tina! purpose honor
uriurs must waIt.---JarkcTSpurE News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16

Some men get enjoynepnt out or their
home out OF it.-HuntinstoV AoFc'-
User.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16

Uaying ACCOMPLISHED IN" main P.t
nosc does II ever occur 10 Inc anti
-, loon league leaders that the orSahlza
ron j., afflicted With Il good uea' u
..dry rot CT charleston Daily Mail.
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by Senators.

: IL" pr,laut au4 .i..,n.rous nr
i.r,.l ii ui Senators !I'rau J"..'i,nu a:sd
<H"ctrI.Go. 'p..'w'l - -. a,,!p" "r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-16

'r,,'* ,ap grom.r,.ar friendship
,"."rE nations" sa=s a headline. An
Tr- ru? tht. .heers but mt IN urIat",.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15
IRISH BULLETIN GIVING
 REPORT OF DAHL EIREANS

Dublin, Feb. 1.-The Irish Bulletin, issued tonight, summarizes the report of the Dali Eireann, held in the last week of January, at which there was a full attendance of available members, includ- ing the president"
 Quoting from the speech of Eamonn De Valera, which dealt largely with the peace negotiations of December. an out line of which was printed some time ago. the Bulletin said:
 "Perturbeo, at the effect on world opiu- ion of his unrestricted black and tan warfare upon the Irish people, the British premier commissioned the Archbishop of Perth to come to Ireland as an official Intermediary to arrange truce" The statement adds that Archbishop Clune came to Ireland and interviewed Arthur Griffith. founder of the Sim Fein organization, the minister of finance and others. and found that they were "faiI and reasonable men" and so reported tc Premier Lloyd George.
 It is asserted that the attitude of Mir i Lloyd George meantime had undergone 1 change as a result of a peace proposa | Of "six of the thirty-two members of th' Galway county council and Fatfei o'Flanagan's telegram" both of which h, pretended to believe were indications of general breakup in the morale of thu Irish people and a cry for peace at an! price"
 On Dec. 1i, says the Bulletin. thI
 British cabinet "intimated' it's willing ness for a truce extending over a montl on certain general conditions" Thes terms were reduced to a written formulj
 by Archbishop Clune and presented L Dublin Castle Dec IS. The formula, a
 given by the Bulletin, follows:
 "The British government undertake
 during the truce that no raids. arrestl
 pursuits, burnings, shootings, lootingI demolitions. courts martial or other act
 of violence will be carried out by it
 forces. and that there will be no enforce
 ment of the term of the martial la'
 proclamation.
 We on our side undertake 10 use al l possible means ehat no acts whatever c violence shall occur on our side durin
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY
fmM9 MR1e

Senator Allyn L. Brown spent the week end in New York.
 Miss Josephine Holbrcok of Lasell seminary spent the week end at her home on Mckinley avenue.
 The Sewing club met Monday after. noon with Mrs. Henry F. Parker, taking the form of valentine party
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph w Webb of Nam tucket, formerly of Norwich, are guests for several days of MT. Wehb's sister, Mrs. Louis L. Blackstone, of Broad street.
 Rev. Richard R. Graham and Mrs. Graham. who have been spending the past six months in European travel, ex- pect to sail for home from Liverpool te- day (Tuesday).
 Miss Amy L. Coggswen. whs gave an interesting address on the subject of Historical Gardens before the Art asse- citation Monday evening, will shortly sail for a trip through Spain and Italy for the purpose of studying the famous gar dens of the old world
 At tbe home of Mir. and Mrs. Archibald Mitchell Saturday evening the string quartette which is to give 8 concert for the members of the Norwich Music asso- ciation on the evening of Feb. 21st played their program of difficult modern music for the pleasure of few invited Hriends.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15
To Relieve Catarrh,
 Catarrhal Deafness
 And Head Noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal deafness, or wno are growing hard of hearing and have head noises, will be glad to know that this distressing af- niction can usually be successfully treated at home by an internal medi- cine that in many instances Aas effected complete relief after other treatments have failed. Sufferers who could scarcely hear have had their hearing restored to such an extent that the tick Of watch was plainly audible seven or eight inches away from. either ear Therefore, if you know of someone who is troubled with head noises or. catarFh, :, al deafness. cut out this formula and hand 1t to them and you may have been the means of saving some poor suffefer perhaps from total deafness. The pre- 7 scription can be prepared at home and is E,aoe as follows:
 Secure from your druggist 1 ez. Par miEt (cC uble strength). Take this home and add to it | pint of hot water and . little granulated sugar; stir until dis solved. Take one tablespoonful four times a day.
 Parmint is used In this way not onl1 to reduce by tonic action the indamma- tion and swelling in the Eugtachiar tubes. and thus to equalize the aiI pressure on the drum. but to correct any excess of secretions ill the middle ear, and the results it gives are nearly always euick and effective.
 Every person who has catArrAh 1T any form, or distressing, Fumbling hfsing sounds in their ears, shouls gA'e this recipe q trial
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15

the period of the truce.
 The British government, on their part, and we, on ours, will use their best ef- forts to bring about the conditions above mentioned. with the objetc of creating an atmosphere favorable to- meeting to- gether the representatives O. the Irish people, with view to producing perma- nent peace"
 The statement says that Dublin aetis accepted the formula on Dec. IT. but "dded impossible conditions that ws should surrender our arms and leave our selves without any means of resistance or defense"
 The British premier" the statement adds, was simply manoeuvring for-posi- tion in an attempt to place the repre- sentatives of this nation in a false light before the peoples of the world.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15
Marvellous Prescription for Stomach Distress
se,oice and be glad ye army

Rejoice and be glad ye army of nervous wrecks and dyspeptics.
 No more will you need to exclaim in that hopeless tene,. "Ohl my poor old stomach" Ne
 For your druggist has prescription that turns old stomachs into new ones and sour stomachs. into sweet ones in a week. s1s
 There's happy days ahead for you and your. poor old fiabby tired-out stomach if you just won't be obstinate. Just go to your druggist today and say, T want a box of Mi-o-Na Tab let's"
 And just take one or two tablets with sor after meals for few days and then if you don't agree with us that Mi-O-Na is marvellous preScrip- ton you may have your money back. wen leave 1t to your sense of fairness whether that's a square deal or not.
 Mi-O-Na Tablets promptly relieve belching, heaviness, pain in stomach, heartburn, sour stomach, foul breath and coated tongue. Give them trial and chuekle with pleasure. Mi-O,Na Is sold by The Lee & Osgood Go. And leading druggists everywhere.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Caroline TonnerSon of Norwich was recent visitor In Westminster.
 Miss Elizabeth A. Mccabe and Mss H. A. O'Donnell. of Norwich. have been in New York on q busjiness 'trip.
 James J. Finnegan of Asylum street and James Brady of Prospect street were in New Haven Sunday as delegates in the interests of the drive for funds for Ireland.
 Charles H SHong, Of Colchester, a patient at Norwich sanatorinn, fas been spending 2 few days at the her z of his sister, Mrs. Harriet A. Reynolds, on Ann street
 Rev. James A Broderdclk, of Ter ryv6lle, is ssesNdkng several days wixh his brother, Rev. John H. Broderick, rec tor of St. Patriclk's church, .who is re. covering from illness and is expected bc be down in his study before the end of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15
CITY G. ( E. COMMISSIONERS /
 PREPARE FOR MEETING

The gas and electric commissioners, in anticipation of the public hearing this (Tuesday) evening before the court of common council held a three-hour ses- sion on, Monday evening, preparing a lengthy report which is to be presented to the public at fl:.s evenings meeting. This report. according to Daniel T. Shea, president of the board, will cover prac- tically all questions regarding the activ- ities of the department which are likely to be presented at the meeting.
 When asked if the commissioners were prepared to state how much it cost the department to generate a kilowatt hour of electricity MT. Shea said that under the present conditions he thought it would be impossible for anyone to state the ex- act cost The cost. said MT. Shea, varies l with the conditions, whether there is a big load. how much current is generated at the Uncas Power company and many other conditions that vary accordingly | He said that at one time it might cost certain amount and then in few weeks
 Or months the cost might huctuate.
 1 In regard to the letter sent to the com. i mission by Mayor Lerou Mir. Shea said lthat the commissioners would endeavol
 to answer as many of the questions as possible. He stated that the time wa:
 very short in which to work out some
 of the questions but that they had beer
 turned over to the superintendent anc
 cashier for consideration and that ever,
 effort would be made to have the answe for them D ythis evening.
 1 This was practically all the bushes, that was considered at the three hou session on Monday evening.