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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
COMMITTEE OF 100 HAS
BOND issue DISCUSSED

by the committee. but referred to the
legislative committee. The Legislative
committee also expects to have a re-
port at the next meeting on the law
that they have drafted to be the basis
OF legislation creating flood pre-
vention district.
L. e. Houk of the Morgan Engin-
cering company who has been in the
city for-about n month. reported TO
the committee that his work will
probably be finished the middle of
this week. He will then return to
Dayton where he will compile his re-
port to send the city commissioners
He stated that he has gathered all
of the available information concern 4
ing the amount of rainfall the night of
the flood he could obtain. He also
ascertained the amount of water and
the velocity In the Fountain river the
night OF June 3 and also the amount
of water pouring into the Arkansas
from its tributaries west of the city
on that night.
City Commissioner Lovern stated
that General l.. II. Beach. head of the
United States Engineers will be in the
city in tho near future.
Tho next meeting OF the committee
ia scheduled for next Monday night
at O'Clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
How To Get Relief
From Rheumatism
Scientists Agree That the Cause
Is Due to Waste Products
In the Blood

The blood Ia the means by which all
tissues. muscles. lisaments and flesh of
the body arc directly or indirectly
rou-iehed. II Is also thru the blood
stream ,ha. vorn-out tissues and
waste products are cast out OF the
system.
when waste products accumulate.
they are menace to nfe. They
cause . lowered vitality. many srin
disorders and rheumatism Genuine
relief from tho aEones of rheumatism
can be had only by correcting the
basic troubie-wsste products.
Thousands and thousands Of men
and women during the past 30 years
have cleared their blood of waste pro
ducts with g. &. s. II Is the ideal
remedy for rheums tisni. because II re-
moves the poisonous waste matter
which is causing the trouble. Their
arc no bad after effects and the re-
.ui, is wonderful Begin taking 8 =
q today and write for IS page Illus
frsted booklet. Facts About the
Piood"-free.
Personal medical advice. without
charge, may also he had by sending
complete description of your case NJ.
dress chief Medical Director. SWIFT
Specific CO. 20: s. s. s. Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
ROIAR|ANS SEND $500
SAN ANTONIO RELIEF

That appreciation was felt by Pue.
bio business men for the assistance OF
various cities thruou, the country dur
ing the disaster here early this sum
MGR was shown in the meeting ot IN.
Rotary club yesterds. noon when that
organization voted $500 relief for the
sufferers in the recent San Antonio
flood Nearly the fun membership was
present at the luncheon. which
was held at the Congress.
The members of the state industrial
commission were guests Of the club.
thev being ]. c. Bell. chairman: w. I.
Reilly and II Z. Hilts. Various mem
bers Of the club represented other Ro-
tary clubs the 2ist district aud re-
ported the Progress Of these organ
izations at the luncheon. Work among
tho boys seemed TO he the outstand-
Ing feature.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
and enter a plea Of not

information and enter a plea OF not
guilty
This ir what a well.knowp attorney
said to the district court yesterday
during tho calling of cases. and
general snicker thruout the court
room caused tho said attorney to gaze
surpriscdly about. and the bailiff to
hammer the marble slab in front Of
him.
There was reason.
The case Of n statutury charge had
been announced. the complaint read.
tho accused had stood up, the Judge
had asked II he was guilty or not
guilty. and he had entered his plea
and sat down again before his attor-
ney who was busy with something
else. noticed what was going on. But
the result was Just the same for the
defendant also said he was not guilty.
and everybody thought he ought to
know.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Public way Bonds were discussed
by the Committee of Ono Hundred
last night at Memorial Hall. City At
torney Charles NJ. Rose explained the
bonds to the members present 1t is
planned to place the matter before the
public vote on at the next election.
The amount of the bonds is pro-
posed to be s25o.0oO or 100000.
The preesnt law provides for bonds
not to exceed three per cent of the
assessed valuation. 1t was stated that
the assessed valuation was about s32.-
900. 900 at the last official assessment.
This would make about s960,000 tho
limit of bonds and at present the
bonds amount to approximately $780,
900. This allows room for the pro-
posed s250.00O in bonds. but II tho
100000 bonds are wanted. legislation
must be obtained.
Action on this matter was not taken
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Excellent Program

on Friday evening September IA
program will he given At the e. p.
and 7 auditorium which promises to
he a real treat for all lovers Of music,
singing and expression.
ThiF program which marks tho
completion OF the General Culture
Course from tho Brockwav school ~
Expression will he given bv virginia
Maxine Tcdford assisted by Mrs. W. i.
Kidd and Mr. n. +. Miller, vocaliste.
Mrs. r G. sparrow. orEanist and Mrs.
r. +. Brownfleld. pianist.
The public is cordially invited. The
program begins at sis o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
CITY DETECTIVES
HAVE own ROOMS

Yesterday was the frst day that the
city detectives occupied their respec-
tive rooms on the second floor of the
old city hall. Tho rooms were form
erly occupied by the health depart
in-nt They are on the south sido OF
the building adjoining the office of
Chief Daily.
Tho orice of Chief OF Detectives
Arthur Grady Is where tho lost, found
and stolen property filing cabinets
arc situated. Detective Mcdonald has
his large room equipped with the
Bertiilion and finger print conven-
fences.
Detective Walton has his room furn-
hhed but not SO extensively as the
others.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
HIGH OFFICIALS OF
v. 0. v. IN CITY

Head Consul I I. Bosk. General At
torney George steele and Head Man
ayers John Il. Ramer and Frank T.
Hawke. Of the Pacific Jurisdiction.
Woodmen of the World, met With
members Of the three Pueblo camps
in the hall of No. last evening.
All of the high officials of the order
delivered addresses on the great mem
bership campaign which is Just open
ing. and on the flood relief fund which
the head camp Is handling.
a report was made of everything
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Tho Owls. Altcheorians and Ciceron-
cans have elected critics for the fol-
lowing year. The OWLS critic will he
Miss Garnett. this Aletheorian's Miss
White. tho Ciceroneau's Mr. Atkinson.
The seniors of Central are going to
publish n newspaper for District 20 an
edition will he put out every three
weeks The staff for the FIRST paper
that win he printed iz composed Of
editor r-in-chlef. I'D Friedman. Helen
Bate. Celia Knebel. Anna Roitz.
Louise Peterson. Maurice wcnncr-
mark and Earle Pope.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
GRANT MUCKOLlS
CHANGE IN WAGES

A wage change has been put into
sfyec, at tho Nuckollr packing plant
After n mai hearing by tho State In
duseriai Commission In the county
court room yesterday morning. En-
pioyes of the company appeared at
the hearing and testified before the
commission that tho change had been
made with tho agreement OF the en-
ployes. Ali who testified seemed satis-
fed with the new scale. Tho eight
hour plan is TO be continued for the
present. and the contemplated ten
hour day will bc dropped.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

that has 30 far boon done In tina, rn-
card, and Of tho order Of the head
camp relieving disabled mood sufferer
members from the paying OF dues un-
I'll January /. 1922.
II was stated by the head consul
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
CENTRAL NOTES

Yesterday the seniors held election of
officers for the coming year. Those
elected were. Robt. Uirsch. president.
John Gambler. vice president: Ellen
keating. secretary and treasurer and
Ed Friedman. reporter.
The juniors nominated their Of
ficers and will vote next Monday. No
Junior can vote until he pays his claes
dues.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

mat tho order nov has 10 mo ,,,
ners TN the nine states comprising m.
Jurisdtction. and that these belong ,o
approximately 500 separate camps.
Refreshments were served -, 81.
close OF tho session
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
We'll Known Lawyer Uses
Hang-Fire Legal Cartridge

we will waive the reading OF the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
4o-in. Crepe De Chine,

4o-in. Crepe De Chine,
$1.29
Lovely quality. Bought
at a big price concession for
our Subway section.
Bed Spreads Sl.58
Full double bed size; the
Stevens Crochet Spread.
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting
39c Yd.
A dandy. heavy grade. A
big buy at this price.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
School
Days

Comes the necessity
for school dresses for
the girl. -. -. -.
The quality Of the
material in our subway
is first grade but there ,
are lots Of mill ends and
short length most suited
for these dresses while
the price is Just what
you would expect to
pay.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Women's Georsette
Waists S2.95 and
$3.95

These are dandy quality
for the money and every wo-
man can save on her rur-
chase here. All sizes up
to 46.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Silk Peticoats


Plain and fancy. A big
value for our Subway open
ing.
Ladies and Misses Purses
and Hand Bags; extra large
assortment to select from
at t................ soc
Ladies Hand Bags. a won
derful assortment; all
feathers and colors. at .98c
Ladies Hand Bags. extra
values .$l.49
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
HOW TO MAKE CATS AND poas

Dear SocialS Corner Sisters: Did you ever wonder what to do with old stock ings? They make nice animals for tfse ldddies. ClPthe foot off of the stocking and shape small end of the leg into cats ears. Sew around ears and turn right side out. Use two thicknesses as they look better and last longer. Now stuff ears and head, tie ribbon around neck. stuff rest of body. and leave about six inches for the tail. Sew lining up at end, then wind outside with cord for tail. Use buttons for eyes and make mouth and nose of red yarn and you have a kittie the kiddies will love. I use clean rags and old stocks for stJHfing
 Dogs c4n be made the same way by shaping ears and nose I hope I have made it plain. These will help out for Christmas
 I was glad to see sisters from Clubs No. l and at Lebanon grange hall.
 Deliah Deal: Would love to have you come to Club No. 3. You would have to come in an auto, as the trolley is nearly four mikes from Grange hall, which is ai Lebanon green.
 N. G. G.: Let me know whezgyou take another auto ride and will try to be a; home.
 Peggy Anne How about it? We sure. ly had a lovely time, and nice ride home.
 Aunty No. 1: Hope you are feeling better.
 Yours for the Social Corner. AUNT SARAH.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

Blacl-nith Crimson Rambler recited a very old poem and also was received in it's. right foot of fellowship by Practical Polly.
 Sc0ttie gave a reading. Lovely Woman and Trsia a poem, l Remember the Days When Prices were Different. Joan gave selection on the piano and Deliah- Deal offered Remarks on Dress. Evelyn Burr read an original poem, Say il With Flow CTS.
 Visitors were present froru-tiae l1eosn'o1 club and the Wiilimantic club.
 Much surupzlhy was expressed 10 our Sister Apple B.0ssom> who is confined to her bed by a broken leg The WIh-13n-ic sister extend an invi- tation for any of Club No. who can to meet with them in Franklin hal Nov. g. l Ped Wing: It's many many months | since yO1 wrote. Glad 10 sec you- lerter again. Come out to a club meeting. Our next one is Dec. g. l Priscilla is leaving us to ma11e her home in a new city. Better come and ses ! her before she goes. What do y0u say Red Wang?
 Gsrsta: Where were you Nov 1s Bel ter keep coming.
 Ma or Green Gables. Can't you iesxs squash pies alone long enough to catch a Bug to come Co tae hall
 Best wishes 10 all
 CALL-A LILY
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
PINEAPPLE SALAD

k Dear Esaitor and all Corner Sisters: I was not going to send in a letter this week bat [ was pleased to read so many letters from the sisters of the Corner last week, many of them had to be car ried ever on the next page as there was s,ach big advertisernent on the Corner page.
 I am sure erey letter was interesting last week as well as instructive. Glad there are so many new writers.
 Joan: Did not know when your birth day was or I should have sent you a card Glad you had some cards sent you and wish you many happy returns of the day if it Is not too late.
 { Red Rose: How was that chicken Die also the cnstard? [ think you must have caught your cold that day. Am sorry you did not take the other piece of cloth. Ii seems a long time to wait and besides catch a cold You know the rest. Sorry I could not have been with the Corner
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
PLEASED BY THE MANY LETTERS

Social Corner Friends: The season of the year is at hand when the beautiful flowers have faded away and the leaves of the shade trees are dead, but the So- cial Corner is very much alive. as was evident in The Bulletin of Oct 29th. there being about 30 letters. While many of the writers were strangers to us, we en- joyed reading all the letters, as the So- cial Corner is one big family and all feel interested in each other. One of the best writer sent me fancy penwiper which is in my writing desk. and there is hard ly day passes I do not use it and think how nice it Is to be remembered by a Corner sister.
 1 The beautiful month of October VIII 1 long be remembered, as there was but | little frost until the very last, the dalhiia being the last flower to drop it's head. A | large portion of our garden the past sea- son was sea of dahlias of many colors l and greatly admired by many with autos | as they passed by. If the members ui l The Corner want variety of dahhas 1 take toe of two different kinds, pass 1 a string through them, tie together .ss- plant them. You can mix any colors thh l way.
 I am glad to see so many new writer: come forward with. letters, making Tn, Corner page Of The Bulletin so interest ing not only to the young people but tn;
 older ones. who say Where are my
 glasses? I want to read The Ccrnel page"
 Long may The Corner live and in du,
 time require an extra sheet for The Cor
 ner readers. With best wishes to on,
 and all.
 RURAL DELIVERY.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
FRUIT AND NUT SPONGE CAKE.

To ths Editor and Sisters Of The Cor ner: wish 10 thank all Of the sisters who sent in their recipes for beef saet pudding as ] asked for.
 Betsey Bob5et; Another sign Of ths coming winter was told 10 me. This is whatait said: U the caterpillar and other of the crawling hairy tribes' fur ts thin. the Esuier win be warn. # thick. tho winter will be hard.
 ' Frolz those l saw think it VII be a 50-50 affair
 Historian; Your letter Of last week was the most interesting one have read in long time. for fae place has such an attraction for me. When you do find out more Of those surroundings I=would be (c0ntinued on Last Page. Col. Fixel
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
SOME HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

Dear Corner Sisters: l am sending 8 few helps:
 To remove machine oil stain, take 8 piece of absorbent cotton and place on the spot immediately Keep a small fashlight in the kitchen It will be useful in many ways, especial ly in looking into a dark corner.
 For tired or burning feet wiring out 8
 cloth in cold water and hold it in the
 hollow of your feet. When it gets hot,
 repeat until thesfeet feel rested and cool.
 It will relieve the nerve center of the feet and also relieve the pressure. Apple CustaFd Pie: One cup of sugar to a cup of grated apple, two eggs well beaten, one cup of sweet cream. grated rind of one lemon. This is to be made with only one crust
 Diana: You inquired if any of the sis l ters knew how to prepare citron for use 1 in cake Peel and slice very thin, cook l until tender and clear, having very little 1 water when done. Roll in coTfect iuner'E j sugar, spread on plates and dry in the sun, turning often. When thoroughly dried it will keep indefinitely 1 I wish I could have met you all al
 the Buckingham Nov. 3d, but was with you in spirit.
 DOM PEDRO
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
MA OF GREEN CABLES
GREETINGS FROM PEGGY ANNE.

GREETINGS FROM PEGGY ANNE.
 Dear Social Cornerises: Was very glad to see so many letta-s in last week D paper. and such interesting letters. foo.
 Aunt Meilitable: l could almost see the places described in your letter. What a ,leasant time you must have had.
 Lucy Acorn: Shake hands T. too. would rather crochet than darn stock ings. By the way. l received two frs. premiums on my crochet work st both Rockville and Stafford fairs. Very good for the first time trying.
 Lebanon Brownie: Was sorry Co hear of your being III. Hope you are on the gain.
 F.. l.. Nj: I have canned shell beans as you do for years and have splendid luck with them. | l know Of a person whe parboils u-o liver for a few minutes and then dries tt then dredgee it ip flour before frying This person claimed that the liver was made tender in parboHing. I have never tried t.
 Enoch Arden: How are youe Was inc | sale success? I would like to hear about it
 Aunt Sarah: Are you and your youre son planning 10 spend the 18th in M--g l Rachel: C. would be very glad d, hear from you. Ke;urah: How goes the hiyver? Best wishes to all PEGGY ANNE
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
RICH DARK FRu1T CAKE

Dear Corner Sisters and Editor It IS long time since I wrote but l saw 1T, reading last weeks letters, that some one wanted the recipe for rich dark fruit cake which I will give you. We have found this good cake: If oz. of four, 10 oz. of brown sugar, oz. of butter, 1 or 5 eggs tablespoon of naolaSses, small piece of suet, teaspoon of soda, l cup of milk, Eb of raisins. 1-2 entrants, 1-2 Tb citron. Bake slowly hours. Pop Overs: Two beaten eggs. 1 cup milk, 1 cup of flour. pinch of salt, beat your eggs well, add milk, flour and salt. then beat all with egg beater, put in | tins.
 | Tuesday waa at Seot4tss aud xae
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
A.crrrURY m xEurrE

Dear Sisters of the Social Corner For E. NJ R. c. P. am. sending a suet psed- ding recipe that has been in our family for over hundred years. We think 1t is very good
 cup suet chcpped fine 1 cup of mo- lasses, cup of sweet milk, cup of rats- iDs, half cup of cs1Tants, two and a half cups of four. half teaspoon of soda lItkie salt, two teaspoons of cinnau7on half 8 teasB9n of cloves; little nut meg or other spices if desired Steam | 2 1-2 hours Sauce. 1 cup brown eusar faaf cup of butter, two tablespoons hot milk, half teaspoon Of vanilla The longer it is kept the better 1t is Warn 1t in the oven when ready for use. ] uEa1ly make three at a time and keen tf1ren aatout two weeks CGDY
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

am ready for cooler weather, but don't want to think it is near by
 I want to tell Lucy Acorn hoWs much enjoyed her pepper hash. II is lovely and so easily and quickly made. have made inc second kettle Of it. Am going to try Sister Franks recipe for green to- mato pickle, also Blackberry Brier's breakfast gems, and many moro if ] have time. But there are so many things want to do the same day. You know the old saying is, if you want work half done send some one. If you want it nof done at all. hire some one. but fl you want it done right. do il yourself. That is why do my work myself. l want TO thank the sisters for the cards I have received and hope to see the sisters ai tho next meeting.
 Best wishes to all.
 rnn--nD-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
COMFORT.
SORRY NOT TO GET TO MEETINGS

Dear Corner Friends. Well it Is Tues day night and the washing and ironing are done. also that blessed mending Is all done and 1 always feel so glad when it is done.
 Dearie: I know some one put on ns rubbers for me and l was glad to have E. done for I was so lame at that time. but for the life of me can't place you. I go so seldom to meet with the Corner I forget 'who is who.r but will know when I meet you I think
 Lucy Acorn: I did not mean to hit anyone hard enough 10 hurt them about mending. l was only giving what I hap Dened to think was good idea. now ] had rather mend stockings or mend any thing than crochet I'll tell you the way I do: Two years ago this past sumneT I started to crochet a tidy. made [ or 5 rows and there it is. I don't thinl shall ever finish it. I don't like to of l it one bit. I'll mend and make garment of all kinds as fast as anyone but n, crocheting for me My daughters ar. always crechering or knitting and know ladies delight in such work and am glad they do because I like to look a pretty things but big pile of meldinG neatly done looks good 10 me too. i l wanted to go oh so bad to the Buck ingham Nov. 2nd.. also wanted to go t ! Pomfret to Last Rose Of summers. hu cscmnstances would not allow me 10 g either and Bug was so busy at that lili. she could not go. But why don't 20 write Bug 10 the Corner? Let the- know you are in the land of the uvlu even if you are not able to meet gii them.
 Ntxic wanted me 10 go to Por1tret au even offered to carry dinner enough as me if [ would go. and that was a b. indueement, for shes a fine cook. but did not feel able to go and I felt SOFT . that it was so. Win close with a vsrz read lately. think it. Is good fc,s . , all to remember,
 A pat on the shoulder. kind word
 two.
 Will make some one hapay and the Vol less blue } So give while they're living the thin.
 they hold dear.
 Don't wait so bring flowe-s-it's love g
 want wiiie We are here.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
4 nEEIGHrFrL TIME.

Dear Social Corner Folks: Having read
 and enjoyed your pleasure trips in the Social Corner from time to time, I want to tell of mine-the first in many years.
 4 lovely young lady came for me with
 an automobile and her cousin and took US
 to the home of charming lady with
 whom she lives. where we saw the
 Shriners. I never will forget that. We had a fine lunch real Jap tea, in dais.sy thin china cups. The lady of the house is one of the very few left Of the real aristocrats that one meets nowadays dignifed, gracious. A host of friends in her own class were there and We could enjoy from our corner the lovely faces and clothing, etc. Not all the good and l true are dead yet. J. E. T.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
APPRECIATES WORDS OF KINDNESS AND GIFT

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Just a few lines to thank Deliah Deal for the nice Social Corner collars and little pins she gave me.
 After the meeting was over at the B1clzinflam Wednesday, the second. my husband was crossing the street to R. F. Smiths store and found a little chain purse and thought it might belong to some of the kiddies that were here at snss meeting. If it is any one who can come and Identify it can have the same and welcome.
 thank the Social Corner sisters for their words of Kindness to me as I am in sorrow over the death of my son, Rob ert J. Richardson. Although it occurred some months ago my sorrow is as deep as ever. l thank you all again with best regards. NELLIE ELY
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
RECIPES BY JOAN.

Dear Corner Siskers: I am sending in some recipes this week:
 Fruit Cake: One pound eaoh of sugar. butter four, raisins and entrants, one half pound of citron, eight eggs, one tea spoon each of ciove, cinnamon and nut meg, one-fourth of 2. teaspoon of soda dissolved in a tablespoon of milk. Bake two and one-half hours in a moderate oven. Line the cake pan on bottom and sides with paper.
 Green Tomato Preserve with Lemon {: To one pound Of fruit use three-ouarters of pound of granHfsted sugar. Allow one lemon to two pounds of fruit Put u e sugar on with just enough water to melt it, add the tomato and lemon cook gently until tender and transparent Cut l tomatoes in halves and quarters. This shape is preferable to slices. This Will keep without sealmg.
 E. L. NJ: Tell your friend to get the leaves of hardiiack pour on hot water | and drink the tes. This was my mothers renaedy, and good oae l Yours for health