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Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

ficient. in connection with some privah donations, to complete the structure and within few weeks subsequently con tract was made with Nr. Savage to hnlsl it for S43.0o0.
 The last stone of the apex was rsiset about o'clock on the morning of the e5t of July. 1sl2. Edward Carnes. Jr.. oi Charlestown. sccompsnies its ascent way i ing the American flag as he went up. while the interesting event was announced to the surrounding country by the roar oi cannon.
 On the 1Tth of June 1sl3. the nionu- | r1ent was dedicated on which occasion | Hon Daniel Webster was again the ora tor and vast was the audience of citizens and military assembled there. President John Tyler and his whole cabinet were among those who attended.
 The hill upon which the nonument stands is laid out in the form of an at tractive square when the foundation stone was laid the fosse and breastworls were all quite prominent but they have i been entirely obliteratsd. They have bken replaced by a soft greenswsrd with eiEht straight gravel walks ditergins from the
 monument. The grounds are admirably
 kept. and near the monument stands a
 small building which contains many relics
 of battle as well as full informant ton re- i garding the monument.
 CTomorrow: What Caused Bacon 10 | Rebel?)
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
Norwich. Monday. May 1s, 1891.
CIRCULATION WEEK ENDING MAY 14th, 1921
 11,O97
THE CAUCUS RESULT.

Judging by the attendance at the re- publican caucus for the selection of can ddates for the city election the sixth of June more than the usual interest cen -ers about the offyear contest It was evident that there was recognition of the high grade service that has been rendered by the present administration and a determination 10 see that it Is continued with proper support through .he coming year. Renomlnations were therefore quickly given where renomiha- tions were sought, and the large gather ing permitted of an expression of opinion in cases where contests took place which showed where the preference lay instead of as is so often the case, leaving such matters for a few 10 determine. The largely attended caucus always indicates a healthy interest and gives promise of that always to be desired result large attendance at the polls election day.
 In the renomination of Aldermen Pen dlcton and Wells and Councilmen Crooks s-- Ee==cki there have been put up for election a qusGtette who have rendered valuable and conscientious service in be- half of the city and whose experience during the past two years it is desired to retain for the continued welfare oi the community. That Arthur G. Jen- <ins and William R. Frisbie will prove able administrators of the office of coun- ciimen there is good reason to believe both being well known and enterprisinE business men.
 For city treasurer stephen H. Reeves wes the logical selection to succeed him self and the same was true of Water Commissioner Bartlett, who has lon, been identified with that department The selection of Aessrs. Haynes ant Christman for city sheriffs means plac ing before the people of capable meI for endorsement
 The contests resulted in the, selection of young men whose qualifications can not fail 10 appeal to the voters. Yves ton C. PulIen is well equfpned in ever, particular to be an efficient city clerl and there are reasons to believe tha his name will SO appeal to the voter of the city, while for tax collector liar old T. Rob.nsons choice indicates tn desire of the electors to keep that nam in the office where it has rendered sue long and good service.
 The action of the republican caucu plainly indicates a vigorous endorsenien of the past years administration and be speaks for the candidates the suppoi -hst they deserve for 2 continuation c
 he alert and efficient government tn aty has been receiving.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
CONCERNING WOMEN

Women laborers in mines and fac tories and on railroads are more nu- merous than me in Silesia.
 Tennis golf and other outdoor sports are becoming popular among the young women in Argentina.
 During 1920 the United States Gov ernment received s25, 1000, coo in taxes on women's cigarette cases and other articles of jewelry.
 Miss Florence Shaw, Baltimore's only woman crane driver, is an expert il her line and finds the task more de sirable than housework.
 Home economics courses coverine one or more years are offered in moro than 5000 high schools in the United States.
 The Switzerland Cynod of the Prot. estant Church has decided to allow unmarried Swiss women to act as min. iSteFS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
PLACING GENERAL PERsHING

More or less uncertainty has pre- vailed as to the next chief of staff of the war department. It was conceded that there would be change and General Pershing's name had been freely men toned in connection herewith though for certain reasons, not detrimental to his ability or character, opposition was manifested to his selection.
 Nevertheless the secretary of war was confronted with the problem of provid- ing for the general, a task which has confronted other secretaries but one Which failed to get as conscientious at- tentien that it has in this case. When it was recently announced that General Fershihg was to be placed in charge of organizing the army in peace that it might be ready for service in case of Emergency it was believed that work had been created for him that would not make him subordinate to an official of lower rank. that his services had been retained where they would be of value to the administration and country and in case of trouble would be ready to take the field.
 Quite in keeping with that happy so- lution is the announcement that is now made to the effect that General Pershing will be the chief of staff also, but having as his assistant Major General Harbord an officer whose merits were fully dem- onstrated during his service with Gen. | eral Pershing in France and whose du- ties will be of such a character that he will be prepared to assume full respon- sibility in that office should conditions | require.
 1 The problem as to what should bt done with a general when there is nc war Or field service for him to perform appears to have been wisely determined After his record in France and the lead
 ershp which he demonstrated it would
 hardly have been fitting to have cast hin
 aside at a time when he is able to ren der much valuable service. He was general who attended strictly to bushes
 without grandstand plays and that i what can be expected from him in tn
 new role he is about to assume. Tn
 secretary of war has unquestionabl reached good solution of what loom
 ed up as a bothersorne problem.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
WOMAN IN LIFE AND IN THE KITCHEN

Burnt orange and honeydew are the leading shades.
 Late news from France reports that the hats now being worn at the races are extremely large, many of them dropping very low over the eyes or down low at the sides. Felts in all the light colors are in the greatest demand.
 Despite the elaborately trimmed hats which mark the spring modes, it is said now that demand for the straw sailor is showing a marked increase. Black straws, banded with soft white yelling, are being extensively worn.
 Lingerie for the little girl is dainty as that for her mother, but never so elaborate. The child is allowed any amount of fine tucks, hemstitching hand emboidery and dainty machine needleAwork and Valenciennes lace and Irish thread lace in moderat tion.
 Is the straight line of slenderness more graceful than the curve of beau ty ?. It would seem that the costumert this spring are striving to bring tht two schools of though together. Somt insist that severely straight lines art the shortest distance to fashion, whil, others believe the suggestion of . curve is essential.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
NEEpLEWoRK NOTES

When you buy a new counterpane stitch all around the top edge of the fringe. This prevents the fringe from slipping out of place.
 Another help when hemstitching - use embroidery hoops and you will be surprised to see how much faster you can work,
 Here is a suggestion for marking hose for the boys that is quick and always ready: Use any little piece of gingham or lawn that could not be used for anything else. A little stripe about one inch long sewed on the inside of the hose will save in buying | different yarns or markers.
 Thin, soft leather is excellent for mending the heels of children's stock ings. Chamois leather is especially good for this. Sew one of these pieces of leather over the worn part. It is perfectly comfortable, remains pliablt 1 even after washing and makes tht | stocking heel wear longer.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
NEEDS DESPERATE TREATMENT.

Nothing more than the experiences which have been encountered by those who are engaged in the work of en- forcing the drug laws shows with what determination the violators are carrying on the illegal traffic. Whether this is due to the failure to previously close the avenues by which the smugglers do bus mess, or whether it marks the result of the general laxity of the enforcement of the narcotic law, it becomes evident that the situation today has developed into desperate one and those who are 1 engaged in breaking up the unlawful bus l mess must realize that they can expect to deal with hardened gangs who are determined to let nothing stand in the way of getting the handsome returns that are available through the evasion of the law.
 1 For long period of time 1t has been realized that drug supplies were being brought into the country by ships from l foreign ports. Organized bands make l big money smuggling in large quantities
 for which they are able to get about any 1 price that they ask. Apparently they have little difficulty in landing the stuff l and encounter their chief difficulty ir disposing Of it thereafter, for not infre quently the authorities arc the prospec- tive buyers and then the drug traficker' invariably show that they are gunmer as well as dope peddlers. The killing
 of one seller and the wounding of twt
 others, besides injuries received by tn, detectives indicates the character of thu
 vialators.
 Desperate situations of that kind cal T for desperate treatment. That the au
 thorities are apparently prepared tt
 give, but if the conditions are due t
 the fact that lax enforcement has let
 to the encoura cement of the smuggler it is unfortunate that matters were per
 mitted to reach such a state. Neverthe
 less the quicker it is made known tha the narcotic law was established witt
 the idea of having it respected tn quicker will such traffic be stopped an until that time comes greater effort than ever much to be put forth to ef Actively check the demoralizing busi ness.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
FOR CLEANSING VARIOUS SUB.
 STANCES.

Alabaster = Use strong soap and water.
 Black silk = Brush and wipe it thoroughly, lay on table with side in tended to show up. Sponge with hot coffee strained through muslin. When partly dry, iron.
 To remove stains or grease from oil paint-Use bisulphide of carbon, spirits of turpentine, or if dry and old, use chloroform. These and tar spots can be sOftened with olive oil and lard.
 Stains, iron rust or ink from vel lum or parchment - Moisten the spot with a solution oxalic acid. Absorb same quickly by plotting paper or cloth.
 Rust from steel-Take 1-2 ounce of emery powder, mixed with one ounce of soap and rub well.
 Fruit spots from cotton = Apply cold soap, then touch the spot with hair pencil or feather dipped ih cholorate of soda, then dip immediate ly in cold water.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

Bran baths are helpful and agreeable, as well as cleaning. Stir in a few handfuls of bran in a tub of water or sew it in a cheese cloth bag and use this for wash cloth.
 If your skin is too oily the follow ing solution used once a day will help -1-2 dram boric acid, 1-2 ounce all cohol 1-3 ounces of rose water. Use it at night preferably.
 Children should not be allowed to visit sickroorns. A cleanly censump- tive is not a menace to his family but he should use more than ordinary pre- caution if there are children in the household.
 When child has had a fall or re- ceived blow which is likely to cause a black eye, the best remedy is to butter the parts tor two or three inches around the eye every few minutes tor an hour,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
DICTATES oE FASHION

Tucking is a prominent feature in summer styles and is just as promin- ent in cloth coats as in frocks of or gandie or voile.
 Skirts are slightly but not a great deal longer, and wider at the bottom.
 Fancy piques are used for the waist coat blouses worn with two-piece suits.
 Evening dresses often have narrow trains hanging free from the waist.
 An attractive handbag of silk is commounting Of carved ivory.
 Millinery experts state that the Ma poleon hat, with feathers and pompoms at either side, is extremely popular in Paris.
 Plush turbans trimmed with metal wire have vogue at the races and on the boulevards this spring.
 One dress of burnt orange linen nas collae and cuffs Of Nade5xa er11hroidan anx
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
This ne1V way gets your clothes
 out hours earlier

your hands. Your clothes soak as safely in Rinso studs as in water alone. There is nothing to ihjure them. For Rihso is so pure it does not even redden the hands.
 Wash your clothes the easy Rinso way this very next Monday. You will never again be willing to go back to the old way of rubbing them clean.
 Rinso softens hard water. Foe hard water make an increased amount of the "soap liquid" ac- cording to directions on the pack age and continue adding this to your tub of cold water until yoa have a good rich suds.
 Your grocer and the department stores have Rinso. Lever Bros. Co.,, Cambridge, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
the part of the Poles than by the Ger

the part of the Poles than by the Ger mans.
 Thus when Lolyd George tells the
 house of commons that the Polish gov
 ernment ought to have applied restraint
 to Korfanty and those participating in
 his insurrection it is only the voicing of a conviction that harmonizes with the policy adopted by the allies of permitting
 the people of upper Silesia to determine the disposition of that district. There is no reason to give approval to intir1i- dation on the part of either of those countries interested, and while the Pol l ish government may not be directly re- i sponsble it's efforts, in view of all that ] is involved ought to be toward elirninat- 1 ing any possible indication of indirect | encoura cement.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
THE NEW EUROPEAN rRoB1rM,

The prem!ers have had some knotty problems 10 handle and in spite of the fact that Germany has agreed to the reparation demands it is evident that they are not all over New trouble which must get the same careful and united attention that has Been given to other matters is that which Aas devel- oped through the action Of the Poles in C5per silesA.
 Delay in dealing with certain after the war problems has caused ernbarra ssnent for the allies and the Silesian trouble seems to be attributable, ih certain degree. 10 failure 10 speedily adjust the situation there. That there is opposition 10 having German troops participate in the trouble there can be well under stood. Bat inAznunh as a plebiseitt has been held and it remains for the ple5iscite commission to wind un the matter and make it's recommendations 10 the allies 1t seems quite apparent that -shere ought te be no more activity en
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
HINrs EoR rAE HOME

Tied and dyed work is extremely fashionable and resembles the artistic batik work now in vogue. The rule is to take fabrics in the different tones and hues of the room color scheme and weave them into subtle harmony. Fabrics like metal gauge, georgette, silk and velvet thus becomes striking in table runners, piano covers, lamp shades and sofa pillows.
 Wrought iron for such fireplace ac- 1 cessories as the andirons, fire screen or shovel and tongs or hearth brush is much in use.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

R MONDAY morning just VI started and your washing
 all donel Snowy white, immediately clean clothes Tapping on the line, getting the early morn ing sun. And the whole day before youl
 You think it sounds impossible. But just wash your clothes the new way-the Rinso way.
 Rinso is the new form of soap for the family washing. It comes in fine granules, so high in cleansing value that they loosen all the dirt while the clothes are soaking.
 You put the clothes at night into Rinso suds and forget them. In the morning you rinse thoroughly and the dirt is gone. Only the worst spots need a light rubbing in
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
THE TAILORED SUIT

The link button suit. with longer coat, is the fashion for girls in their late teens or early twenties. The vogue for longer coats is due to the slender silhouette so much in demand, length of the coat subtracts from it's and to the old adage that adding to the width The effect of slenderness is said to be heightened by the one but ton link.
 Navy blue twillcord is the fashion able material for suits.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
SPECIAL TEA CAKE

For tea party rub half a cup of but ter into three cups of sifted flour, add four tablespoons powdered sugar, two tablespoons grated orange peel, one lightly beaten egg and enough milk to make smooth, stiff dough. Turn out on a sugared pastry board, roll to one half inch thick and cut in pieces one and a half inches wide and four inches long. Bake in a slow oven until crisp. Serve with butter and jam, hot or pOld
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
TO KEEP ICE CREAM

If you should have ice cream left over and are unable to repack it. soak an envelope of gelatine in a little water for a few moments, dissolve it in lit- tie boiling water and when cool beat it into the cream. Turn this into a mold and set it on ice to chill. Then it will keep,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
A DELICIOUS DRINK

Roll a grapefruit as you do a lemon to crush the pulp and start the pices. Squeezed strain the juice, then add two tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar. a pinch of nutmeg and yolk of one egg, Beat these thoroughly, then fold in the white of the egg well beaten. Stir in two tablespoonfuls of crushed ice and turn into tall glasses.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
ODD INCIDENTS IN AMERICAN
 HISTORY
THE BUNKER HILL MONUMENT,

The three most glorious of all the mon uments on the western hemisphere are the Bunker Hill monument at Boston the Washington monument at Washington. and the Statue of Liberty at the entrance to New York harbor. All commemorate the same event. The Bunker Hill monu- ment stands upon the eminenee where our great war for independence practically started. The Washington ffaehahnent waa erected to commemorate the deeds of the man who more than any other brought to us our liberty. The Statue of Liberty is symbolical of that freedom and was be- .eonin&ly erected by the peanle of grancA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
RAFFtA EMBROIDERY

Raffia embroidery is attractive on straw or silk hats. A stunning cha peau seen recently was decorated sole ly with tiny orange raffia flowers em- broidered on the part that turned back from the face.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
HIGH WAIsTLINE

There is a noticeable tendency to- ward the high waistline in suits. Some of the newest models have the ex- tremely high skirt which is attached to a yoke-like blouse of thin material in the same color as the suit.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
A HANDY ARTICLE

One of the handiest little articles in the kitchen is one of those small, five cent brushes. It is used to clean soiled wristbands on hubby's shirts, and to clean a corset it is fine. Simply soap brush and rub the garment.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

Even those who take stock in the league of nations are not Antto be found buying it, yet there are those iii Chi cago who have been making such sales for s10 a share. There are those whC could probably sell .sharss of the moon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

If, as claimed, all the answers to Edi- sons questions can be found in a cer- tain set of encyclopedias those waiting to try the examination will not have to wait to complete college course.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

Those who suffered losses in their gar dens from the frost cannot understand why those who have delayed garden ao- tivities have thus been given such in direct advantages.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

The juhkers are saying that the ae- ceptahee of the ult!niatum is a scrap of paper, It was expected from such a quarter but the allies are not going to be caught mapping
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

The prediction that is made that su- gar will be down to pre-war prices by fall will bring forth no protest on the part of the consumer
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

Considering the prices to which but ter has descended, Canada quoting creamery butter at s2 cents, overproduo- ton is doing great things for the con- sumer
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

The rainmaker arranged a let-up Sat urday just in time to give the proper Encouragement to the opening of the strawhat season, now of course happily with us
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

Since 1885 Georgia has had 415 lynch ings of negroes. That is at the rate of almost one every month for the past 36 years.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
NOTICE!

Arthur Andrews wishes to that he has sold his entire interest in the retail bakery 20 Franklin Square, Thayer Building, to M. A. Barr, who formerly operated amodern bekery in Poughkeepsie, N f. Mr. Andrews will devote his entire time to his wholesale plant at 1211S Summit Street. and take of whole sale business only.
 The sale of bakery products at the Thayer Building will be discontinued for few days, undergoing alterations and Mir. Barr will open about May 2Oth under the name of Community Bake Shoppe
 Mr. Andrews extends his sincere thanks to the public of Norwich for their patronage
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

A New York man has provided a trust fund Of S3,OO0 for his dog Another lucky dog!
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

When the rain maker does get busy he seems to produce copiouslN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22
NOT So MANY AUTOS;
SHERIFF TAKES THEM

Fedestrianism is growing in Ham
mond. The fad of hiking which has
Won many devotees in Chicago's Gold
Coast" and millionaire colonies in other
cities, has become quite a thing here
abouts
Counting FIVE to family there are
fifteen new members OF the Pedestrian
club each week day
The records to establish this fact
are Ia the shenn's office where it Is
shown that an average Of three auto
mobiles have been taken away from
part-payment owners each day .4any
OF the cars are Fords on which mort
cages have been foreclosed
Non employment is given as the
cause. People buying cars with a de-
poslt of $500 or s400 have been unable
to meet the payments. They hang on
until the formality Of foreclosure mas
Feen some through with and then
deputy sheriff walks up and drives Oft
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22
The Dress Needs of
Stout Women

Are adequately cared for in this big assert
ment of stout dresses and stylish stout
frocks, for the large women of tall or shor
stature.
These dresses are all made after spe-
cial models. styled to slenderize the
large figure; and are made of the
highest quality Of Canton Crepe. in
black and navy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22
Coats of Bolivia
44.75
What About a New
Fur Coat

Enjoy full seasons wear out of your fur
coat this year. Purchasing one now is fore
sighted transaction that will save you money.
AS all our fur coats were bought way
ahead and are priced at less than we
can replace them now Some unus-
ually fine Sealine Coats. with huge
deep collar. all silk lined, SOS.