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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
6bdnoi Ga Gddore.

Set er befIneeligt, at Oct ifal bore
iaa panifeligt at faa reoe paa, bpao
Get egentlig er, iom foregaar / Sll.
Glen M on Gagen. gubnu mere
teflaseligt er Oct, at Oct er iaa ban.
ifeligt at faa ct fart Sltotrpf al
he Eerionliebeber, Ser itaar iom 2e-
rere / ben Seu9geIie, iom er reiit /
S1,oien. Se Dog er Der ingen Spll
I'm, at Snoien eier nogen al be nler-
feligite MGno, iom leper / @eroen
ibag. Sfisnt - ielp ON hi fienbte
Dem, eiIoe hi maaife ia palifclist
for of f~oritaa Dem, for De er iaa llli1
CHE. ri 9eitenS Soft fienoer iont
SoIfefsrere.
Oct er Wtabntma Sbanoi, lonl
For reiit Sen nupprenoe Srigisrel-
iesbepegelie i Subien. San CT ben
itore Solfeleber. San er en- Heno.
lutionGr. Wten ingen SolfeIeoer
Iar noeeniinoe prefet SeIuitrnoi5,
beo oe l1afb9neiebeb paa N iaa nfor.
ionlig % iamtiSig iaa ertraorOinGr
Wtaabe, % fun en- fsr BAN bar pre-.
fet &epplution meb iaa miloe Orb.
8il Oere bore fri? ipsrger 8ban.
81. Sa nloa bere fsrit frigisre eberS
EerIonligbeb peo of giere en- Gnoe
paa 9%r9noepins. % SpiumStrafs
fen. SernGit n,aa bere bcgpnbe of
tebanole pore so Wiaipner Eariaer
iom 9rsore. Sor DC er bet. Sa
er life ielp fri, fsr Oh lGrer of an.
erfienoe bin 9ror o nj oin9 ror.
Ss at bcbaiible bam iom iaaban.
Spor repofutionGr Gale bette or
/ Snoien bar hi geitens Solf ponot
fer OF fatte. Men bette aiploer en-
TepoIution / ct belt Soils b9po.
runone SpfatninJ.
Sperior oct brittle Stpre er bars
Gale liseiaa Itreng - og milo. vi
fan itpre os ielp, tiger 8banoi. Tl
irenger irlsen fremmeo til at itpre
cs. gnsIGlloerne or piit finite til
at itpre England. De err uomerfeoe
Solf. Sc mlaa oeiaa faa Sop at
pore / Snbien, buis be bill. gRen
Sc nlaa ppbere mleo at itSre os. Ger
for ntaa pi life gaa paa Iffcro meo
set brittle, Stpre, hi nlaa operptNoe
fet eaer ialfalb sisre oct nmuligt
- life peo sac 90 iffe'peo Tolos'
lanblineey af npgen Irt, men Tim.
peltbcn pco at negte at Iamarbetoe
meo Set euer peo operbopeoet at
bauc nooet meb BET at sisre.
Sa belle Snoien LITTER I'll benna
f~oriuloerlise Gale. apinoer %
Wenb = Iiqicncr al Dem = lp..
ter og i~Iiitter iis til ben itore Solfe'
leoer.
Ia Sc bersmte @rsbre Ili bleo
arreterct al gngl9noerue, fog beres
Wtbr op beres Irbeibe. Yaa Wsce
eftcr @soe itaar bun og appeQersr
iii SsIamiter, Sinbuer oe Eariere
ON of betragte Zig iom Srebre, ioni
S,ubiens Spnner, ON fremior alt al
aibolbe ia fra enbper Solosbano'
lima % panbre / 8banois Sobipor.
Settc er en- Ianb. ipm ingen gr'
ne | 0eroel fan binoe an meo.
EortIGtteS poo SIDE &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
8epilseoe Saan.

Sra @aibington berettes, al
arigsfnans. aorporationen forriee
l1se bar benilget II 2aan paa til.
iammen $2,272,000 til Sarmere og
9reatiiropbrettere | forifieaiee SeIe
al 2anoet.
2aonene er beuilseoe til Sarmere
og &reaturoporGttere / fslgeloe
Stater: Iebraifa. $39,000; Golora.
80, $124,000; Montana, $249, 900;
Sainois, 100000; Sn6iana, $t5,-
900; Soma, $4S3,000; aanias, SOL.
600; 0tinneiota, $3Os, 900; Tortb
9afota, $t71, 900; Goutb 0afota,
$240,000; @isconiin, $4,000;
Ohio, $4,000; Georgia, $4,000, %
Seras, $347,00Q..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

Sugo Stinnes' siorbe fOrleoen
Gag | ct MsSc Of ben tpife Snbuitrl'
aruppe reoe for en- p9loig 8lar, iom
ban unber lit 9eiss / 9unbon fore.
lagoe for 2lopo George, meloeS ira
Berlin. San gioroe ingen Sent
meligbeo al, at be Iuiereoes Itrams
me gritatninesfrap bill bli brugt al
Snouitrisruppen iom ct Wiboel til
at toinee Iegierinsen / Berlin til at
leie no DC tpife Statsboner for ct
Sibsrum Of SO aar. Hoar Oct er
ppnaaet bill MAJ, isee at faa Wora.
forum for De fslgetoe Iforag paa
fra to til fem Iar.
Gen pripate aapital - oct bill ret
og ilet iise Chimes = bill % gad
iJang meo at uoltreffe oct tpife
Sernbaneipitem inO / &uslar,o, bpor
&c liot ON tenn ifal faa fat / De rus.
fife Iaamaterialer til 8orGbling
oe tpife Srt~ouitrier. Naar alt bette
fommer / flilo Gang, bill SpiflanO
otter begpnoe at uoreoe gritat,ings.
afOragene.
ife Sl,buitri.9i ga / Screening mcS
tie Suouitri.2igo / Screening meo
brittle pg alnerifanife 6inans.S pn.
rifater ifal erbperue &oncesiion ira
Sopiet-& esjerinsen paa @~ienopbpg.
ming Of oct riisiiife Sernbmeipitem
og anIee al npe 2inier % liot otter
!;bt ifabe eft Srafifipltem, iom itat
pmfatte allie sitel,rop9iife &anOe.
Get beoer, at gnelGnberite err me.
Get interesieret / Chimes SIun ON
at "aabne &uslauo" for Heiten al
&erben, oa bet panifclig uil bli
Gift paa Gingene i europa, fsr
Iuslallb fonmer paa 9erene igien.
Men Statsbanerne bolOer paa at
iii Oct brpnoenoe politiife SpergS.
nlaal / Spiflauo. Soctalbemofra.
tctne pil albriJ gah meb paa of no,
leperes 2anoets pGlOige Seribanc'
net til Suso Chimes % basS
Grippe. 90 Hesierinsen iiOoer Iom
l1leuem @arf og 8e0. Sor Oct bill
iii n~anifeligt for ben of faa oronet
iia meb gritotnineerne uoen' Snou'
i.ri-Sigaens SiGlp. I,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

ien af BEN belgiife llbenrissminiiter
Sobufbeer ban a~arnebeef, Ger preii.
oereoe oper Observation-Disclosures
Septembermsber / @eni. SflIoe
BEN n9pnte Gorianlings 8rGiioent
bli fcreIagt ct bonifelist Spsres.
maaI, T. gr., at Scnator Sobnipn Ell.
Ter Senator 9orah, bebspebe ban peo
0eIparelien life at itole uoeluffenbe
paa lin eeen Gsnmlefraft. San fru,.
be, ON ban ian flutes, fsrit raubfsre
fig nteo Wr. @aIiour, Ser bar n0ret
cit al oe melt frenraeenoe Sspr9ier.
I~tantcr al 2isaraahst. 90 itl,IOe oct
tr9naes, er Der Ell treble 2ieareprG.
i~entant bIatlot SeIegater1e, ion, fun.
De tases nteo pao &aab, bet frantic
Weolem al 2igaraabet / Semi Mr.
gioiani.
elsie Serrer er ale itore Stuts.
memo % brepne 9iplomoter, ollie bel
perierebe / int.rnatiouJ. Sob, oa al
bpiIfe ielpiaet ineen bill benptts Gn.
lebninsen til at ortpe Gropaganoa
for Iationernes Siaa, iom De uGe ire
tror paa. 9e peb ielofslgelig inber.
Zig bel, Of 2iaaen bar nGret o. trent.
beIes er et nofiaa b~rGnoenbe SpsraS.
maal | Dor biemlige Bolitif oe be
unogaar oerfor paa oct ombpaeeliaite
at iremfonm,e meo nogcn o~iientlie
~rotaIelie peorsrenoe Den Sag.
ut Sapan life sobpinig agter of
trpffe iig no at Wancburiet blep til
fieilbeeipet paa ct Msoe Al 3pmiteer
for De fierntsitliee SpsrsSmnaI for
rt9e l1ee. Oct forlpoer nenlIia, at
en- al DC jopaneiiife 9eIeeater, WaS.
ianao Sanibara, Tom Spar pea Obi
mas SorIangenoe ont Siemienoelicr
al ane fremmeoe trooper / China,
ifal babe erflpret, at Sapan for i'm
Gel err piuia til, pan pisie gilfaar, at
biemienbe fine trooper ira aIe etc.
Der | China, bpor iaaoanne er itatio.
neret, n,eo 1~tnbtageIie al fra Dan.
cburjet.
Sapans Snteresier frGpebe Silite.
beperelien al %japalteiiife trooper %
Yoliti | Wancbnriet, erflprebe ban,
Set fan life opJipe &oniroIen oper
Wancburiet, men bet bar piaiet til
at gaa rteo paa ct &ompronris peo.
rsreitoe be spriee fireiiife Spergs.
maal.
Siben melIem De forifielige Gomi,
temsoer bar De franife os itaIienife
Geleaater benpttet til fig imellein al
~bisfutere Slaaoeneoruitntngsipsre
maalet for bisie to 2anbes Teofom.
menbe. SisfuSiipnen bar life Itsoi
paa rtosen Sanifeligbeb, ibet 6ral,f.
rig intet bar imob, at Stalien foar
en- ligeiaa flor Slaaoe iom ben fran
ife, iom epentielt bsr beitaa Saf Ell
Slaaifibsflaaoe paa 100000 og Ell
Slaabe at Observation-Disclosures paa To-.
600 Con.
Get er begge 2onoes Snife, at fao
benne Gag ~inoreit mulig op. % al.
giort al aonierencen iantibig nle>
ben enbelige aigisrelie al &iiitnirtgs'
ipsrgsmaaIet for De ire Sopebnag,
tiers Geofpm1erlOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
1ernbaneulYffe.

st Sammenitso meIlem to / MOB.
iat Getning gaaenbe Sog - Oct oft.
gaaenbe BOG paa Tortlnno-Spo.
farte-g aren % set peitgaaenbe Scq
paa Sregoll-@aibin .9anen =
fanot Sorsoag forriae llee Steb
H9rbeben al Cello, Greg, meb bei
Teiultat, at fer Wenneifer miitebe
2ipet og % fom nter eller minOre al.
porlig tilifabe.
glanbt De or9bte par q. s. SIC,
9ribe, en- Marineioloat. ser meo,
fiilete ct Of Sosene til gepogtninq
at Boitpognen. UT De anore, iom
miitebe 9ipet, bar ire Easiagerer oq
TO SrGnmGno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
Speoalifheoen oees.

Sra Maniln pao SiIippinerne be.
rettes, at observation-disclosures pnd
Zen Gr,Iion bar begpn6t burtig al
forsse fig, ipecielt iom Sslae al Der
fripiaiee Silitremning af Speoalift
fra uIe aanter al SiIippinerne.
Sirettsren opIpier, at Der i.9sbei
al be fsrite Ter Waane6er al illoenR.
renoe Mar anfom flere Gatienter til
3olonien eno l. belle Iaret 1920, ibei
antanet belsb iig til 439. &oloniel
teller for narpGrenoe ,,oeet oper s..
900 Yerioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
misiionen til baiti.

st Telegram fra Sort oil Erince
meloer Infomiten bio al Sen omeri.
fanife @rnles Transporting 4grson.
ne" fra philadelphia meb MeSlem-
nterne al ben a%ommisiton, iont al De
Sor. Staters Senat blep nebiat meo
BET Sormaal at anitiue en- llnberis.
gelie at Sffltpationen al Saitt %
ben bontinifanife &epubIif.
commissioner, bois Srbierer ,er
Senator WcGormicf fra Sninois,
blep ~oenifabelig mcbtaeet Of Gepitbli.
fens &r9lioent, Sen. Sartiguenape.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
Spar Storm / Often.

Sra Boston, Wfais., rlelbes, at Sen
polSicmnte Storn,, iom forrige ltse
raieoe uafbruot / fire Gage / Nelp
@nelanb, har foroariaget Sabet al
milloit ier Wenneifelip % nnrettet
EN- Sfaoe al mango Wiaioner Sol.
lars.
S Boston % andre @per nebrepes
ollie Selefon. % eleftriife 9eoninger
meb oen Sslge, of SporpoenStraiit
itanieoes % al eleftriif 9elpsnins op,
herte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
Wy "Slom" / Kanias.

Sra Columbus, Sans, berettes ON
ct merfeligt Senonlen, iom bleb iagt.
taget forleoen Dag al De fsberaIe
Sorbiibsaeenter, Tom bar ienpt no
paa Ell &as5ia til ben noropeitliee
Gel al Sberofee Guuntp, nemlie tal,
riae al Sin onerflommeoe ai9Ibere.
gtpbeben ON Igenternes Sorebapenoe
bapoe iprebt ZIG iom Ell 2sbeilb ejen'
nern Gountpet % babbe iat mange al
@eboerne iitanb til of tsimnle fine 8e.
bolbnillger paa &iGloergiiluene. Eaa
enfelte Steber itoo Sillen neiten en-
900 6bbt | &iGIberne. \
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
en- uheloie Sanf.

Sra Sbtpibetpana berettes, at ser,
berpGrenbe fSarmers State 9onf tib-
Zig ON Ioreenen Sen 29be Nopcnl.
Der bar blepet rspet for $4,000 |
8enge OF 2ibertp Bombs. Staalifa-
bet bar blepet iprongt aabent meb
Spnamit.
9ette bar Ben nienbe Gang, at
6ertne iamme ganf bar blepet rspet
I Sc iiblte 90 slar cg treble Sang |
iroepPrenbe @ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
Oco los Qar eammel.

Wtrs. Charlotte 9. @bipperntan,
Ell af Sllinois' Glbite SnoDaanere, er
oen 29be Nopennber afgaaet peo 81.
oen / lit Siem / 9iron, Ger / Staten,
1913 glar, 3 Waaneoer og A Gage
garnnlel. Sum bar fsOt / Sanoper,
Spiflano, ben 25oe Illsuit 1918 og
eiterIaber fig a gsr1t, Is 9%srnebsrn,
80 9srnebsrus 9srn % 3 Borne.
berns 9ernebern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
mintiterfriie / merico.

Sra Werico Gttp telesrafereS, al
2anobrussminiiter giIlareal bar irto.
ienot fin afifeosbesi9ring, og at Def
antases, at coioa flere af Sc andre
NeSlcmmer al Riniiteriet bill sipre
ligeoan.
2anbbriissminiiterens l1btr9ber
al Winiiteriet tages iom ct Seen paa,
at Meaierirgen pil bli minbre braitiit
i fin SaanobGuelie Of be ogroriife
9ope, os at &c paat0nfte fonfiifato.
rife 8Ianer bill BIZ mooificereoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

tetgioroes. aait for aait % nteo
itigenoe Surtigbeb falbt De neo aiens
mem Sltften, inotil De fmtites til
'Spltnter, 90 De naaeoe Soroen.
Der opitoo SIo / Sra9ene, ioa De
omfomnes 2esemer blep iterft iorful.
leoe, for oct lpffeoes at faa Dem Iss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
Fred % ufred.

e tsife Gritatninssaforas. = Gna.
LAMBS us Sranfriss nensarteOe
Sulomims. -SugO Stinnes' us
hans 0rmppes ~ipimlenOe Etaner.
So SmSere, iom er pero at
lrre at fienoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06
Sim "Seo Arnen"

fan he leie Sen romantiife % uafre
misunderstanding -et s@steifab
meb Sorpitlineer". ga nj bar fisbt
Rctien ill at operi9tte % trpffe ben.
nc foitelise Bog paa Rort
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-06

E0rttGttes paa e.se 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

diplomats, one congressman, one pro- lessor, PAS army officers, forty-one ministers and forty eight policemen.
 Canada exported $1,O02, ,672 AS worth of munitions and materials during the world war.
 The United States navy pays $S4 a man to obtain recruits, or $114 if the pay of recruiting officers is included.
 Former Grown Prince Frederick has recently expressed his desire to re- turn to Germany and become a gentle man farmer.
 Braille characters are, of course, read with the fingers, but one arm less blind man has been taught to read with his tongue.
 New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Ohio and Minnesota are the six leading American Legion departments in regard to membership.
 A German private, during the world | about 5 cents) a day. The pay today has been multiplied 250 times. A new concrete girder bridge in H~eoldt country, California, carrying AfHghway across the Salt river, if said to hold a record for length. Each span measures 142 feet from centers of supports, against seventy-fou feel as the longest previous span for { bridge of reinforced concrete.
 Grog, the popular name of a drinH for sailors, made of rum and water
 owes it's name to Admiral Edward
 Vernon, who wore. while in service grogram brooches and was popular ly know as Old Grog. He was tn, first commander af1oat to order tn,
 sailors to dilute their rum with water and the name was given to the drinl
 as term of derision.
 Of the 1o,70o,0 900 feet of yellow pin in Klamath and Lake counties, Ore gon, fully 80 per cent. has been killet during the last five or six years, O
 is now infested by beetles, say re port to the American Forestry Asso
 citation at Washington. The averag ! annual loss has been about 150,000, 900 board feet. worth at least $250,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

Many were attending to the matter on Thursday. Town Clerk John Welsh will give necessary information in smoothing out the hard places.
 According to ornithoIogical reports re- ceived in town, woman living not great ways from the borough, made pan of fudge and put it out on the snow to cool. A flock of juncoes soon found it, and recognizing Ehe only really healthful and nutritious portion, proceeded to ex- tract the nuts, leaving the rest for the unfeathered bipeds. Fudge" was hard ly. "a sufficient expletive to express the feelings of the originator of that lovely compound, when she remarked the occu- patton of the discerning birds.
 Forty-fve years ago. the Congregation al church, the Stead block and John R. Tracy's house were burned in the most disastrous fire that Jewett City's history records. That night there. were valiant deeds on every hand. Water was passed in pails, houses and roofs were covered with carpets which willing hands kept wet The late James O. Sweet and the late John Fitch were foremost among the firefighters and it was in a very great measure due to their afforts on the roof of the house south of the church that the fire was kept from spreading down Main street Many who were witnesses to this conhagration recall, how, when it was at It's height, and it seemed as though it could not be stopped, Mrs. John Fitch, who was sick unto de lth, was taken on an improvised strebGher and carried to a point of safety in the George Wilcox house across the way. She lived but a short time afterwards, and was never taken back to her home which was not destroyed after all. Charles H. Ray | of Sylvandale in looking over some old papers aud records at his home, found Tuesday, sermon preached by Rev. Jere-
 my W. Tuck, known all through this
 section as Elder Tuck. He was pastor
 then, and in this sermon, which was g
 memorable one, preached on a Sunday
 soon after the fire, he told of the sick
 woman being carried from her home when it was deemed necessary to sav' her from the all-devouring flames. Th'
 Sunday following the fire, Rev. Thoma! h. Shipman, pastor emeritus, preached the sermon in the Baptist church, takini for a text a quotation from scripture
 Speaking of "our house of worship
 laid waste"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
JEWECrT

Elmer Miller, now living on the George Aver place in the south part of the town, was sleeping peacefully in his bed a few nights ago, when out in the vicinity of the hencoop there arose such a chatter, that he sprang from his bed with the thoughts of chicken thieves foremost on his mind. Out near the coop his dog Turk was giving noisy attention to something or somebody that was either in or underneath the coop. MT. Miller rushed to his bedroom, hustled on few clothes, grasped his trusty rife and hur- ried out Now he found the nocturnal marauder and ''Old Turk so mixed up that t VIZ S impossible to shoot with any certainty of not injuring the dog. So, he says, he was witness to one of the toughest fights he ever saw. The raccoon for so it proved to be-is no mean an- tagonist and seldom runs from dog unless he fears something more formida- ble close at hand =,
 The dog fairly killed the coon. MT. Miller brought the carcass to Jewett over fifteen pounds. As the result was paid $5 for tie defunct coon.
 Doe" Wallace, a noted hunter and trapper, dressed the animal and a 'coon supper is soon to be announced.
 Mrs. Samuel Gardiner is in critical condition at her homo in Pachaug, as the result of a stroke of paralysis.
 Supt. F. H. P. Clement, who was tG give a stereopticon lecture on the United
 States at Glasgo Wednesday evening
 was unable to reach there on account O
 trouble with his automobile He vii
 give the lecture this (Friday) evening. | Local people are being reminded tha
 the income tax return limit is Marcl 15
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
WESTERLY

Whale and Miss Catherine Schultz sec- ond prizes Stephen DiPerry and Mrs. SeeIey; consolation awards, William A. Prescott and Miss MargaretS Williams
 In the case of State of Rhode Island vs the Frank w. Coy Real Estate Co. ct al, being tried before Judge Chester ". Barrows Frank W. Coy was on the stand Wednesday afternoon and testified as to the construction work on the Shore road over the Coy-Welch property on which the work wa sheld up and he, and Capt. Wllam F. Saunders went and had con- ference with Engineer John Bristown at Narragansett Pier. Following the con ference arrangements for a meeting were made regarding the Shore road and at this meeting members of the town com mittee, MT. Coy and Engineer Bristew were present,
 Following the meeting they came to Westerly and the contract was prepar- ed and later signed by Mir. Coy, the town committee and Engineer Bristow. The agreement provided that upon the completion of it's terms a deed Of the property would be given the town of Westerly. The contract called for suf- l 6cient catch basins to care for the sur face water and stone walls on both sides of the road. He testified that no wall had been constructed in the north side and that the wall built on the south side was inadequate and that part of 1t had 1 fallen down. He said that at no time, did he intend to dedicate the land to highway pur- l poses and still claims to own the land | over which the new road was constructed. He said that the old road is now suitable ] for use by the public.
 | Tristan D. BabAock, Fred P. Babcock, Eugene O'Neil and William. Rhoades all testified that the south wall was not | properly constructed.
 l H. Russell Burdick was on the stand just before the noon recess and identified certain photographs he had taken of the
 Ssohe road where it passes over the Coy.
 Welch property
 Laeonics
 The members of the local chapter o1
 the Daughters of Isabella held meet
 ing in the basement of the Church of the
 ,Immaculate Conception Thursday even
 ing.
 Abel Randall of Hadlyme, Conn.,, wis
 ited friends in Westerly Wednesday.
 The Christian Endeavor society of thu
 Broad Street Christian church held z
 very successful socIal Tuesday evening
 in the church vestry. Games were play
 ed and refreshments were served.
 The new furnished tea room was open 
 ed Thursday noon.
 The Altruistic club, composed of mem } bers of Mrs. Viola Burdick's class O young men irr the Broad Street Christian
 church Bible school gave their teache surprise party at her home on Yves
 Broad street Monday evening in honor c of her birthday.
 Donald Bonner, the eight-year-oid sol of MT. and Mrs. Robert Bonner, wh was operated on Tuesday at Hope hos l pftal in Providence is reported to be hold ing his own.
 Mrs. Michael Higgins returned to he . home on West Broad street Wednesda night, after spending a few weeks ) Cleveland, Ohio.
 Rev. B. J. Cleveland delivered an at dress on "Americanization" at the meet . ing of the Daughters of the America
 Revolution, held Thursday afternoon [ the Memorial building.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
STONINCToN

The sefectmen of Stonington have is- sued a notice of a special town meeting to be held in Borough hall on Monday evening. March 2, at o'clock to levy a tax on the assessment list last completed in order to secure funds to carry on the business of the toWn." Action will also be taken on the matter of an apprcpria- ton to carry on the schools of the town. The sum of S5o,0oo was appropriated at the meeting in September, 1920,a for this purpose, the full amount not being voted owing to the appointment of the commit tee to investigate school matters. This committee Is about ready to report and it's findings are awaited with interest by the citizens and taxpayers. Much money will be needed this year to carry on the town business, owing te the increase in expenses in every department of the town government.
 Nothing new developed tn the matter of the finding of the remains of man near Lords Point bridge Tuesday. There were ruRaors of various kinds, but not any of truth or of a nature that would lead to the Identification of the person Capt James D. Smith of Latimora lighthouse is on shore leave.
 A meeting of the woman's auxiliary of Calvary church Is to be held today (CFri- day) from 2.45 to D. m.
 At the meeting of the Stentngton Com munity chorus held Tuesday evening plans were made for the grand and final concert to be held in April. The follow ing committees were selected: Advertising and printing, Lorenzo D. Fairbrother, 1 IT,, Francis D. Burtch, Billings B. Fair. brother; tickets, John B. Bindloss, How | ard E. Koelb, Billings B. Fairbrother Miss Barbara Muller, Mrs. Thomas C. Cornell, Mrs. Harry H. Doty, Mrs. Frank D. Stanton, Miss May L. Pendleton, Miss Prudence c. Fairbrother; music Mrs. 10. seph H. Hammond; stage, Theodore Dew. hurst, Charles O. Ryen, William E. Rose
 Miss Lois Brown entertained the Wide
 World guild at her home on Elm stree Thursday evening.
 Capt F. J. OstInan is having his 1arg' scow put in commission at Mystic whert
 she was laid up during the winter.
 A Humber of small trees on the land O J. E. Lord have been destroyed of late b! lads who on Sunday afternoons visit thu Lords Point section and use the trees t, build fires
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

The plain Quaker hat originated in the seventeenth century.
 Vampire hats are numerous and dangerous in South America.
 Peter Faneuil built Faneuil Hall in Boston as a gift to the town.
 The Danube is navigable for a dis tance of nearly 1,500 miles.
 The ringed boar snake was wor- shipped by the early Mexicans.
 Alaska bought more thrift stamps per capita in 1920 than any state in the Union.
 The members of the American navy are said to be the best fed body of men in the world.
 Among the persons taken into cus- today by the police in Washington, D. C., during the last year were two
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04

A man always has use for one more pair of susperders.