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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
K%ansalalStemme hes
kuudeStd
Marqmette, Mieb.

ND ~ 49, DfNJNhif''~NNl'
tllnnen moimofasta bolua pllbello
tGnlGn, rnffaofii tulleen .lebtenmc
oni1lla 6ojallo plcipille rsfon Del-
lille ia iiiorille. Saos ilmoitan ettd
olen o1tuoS, JOS jofu ep1ilee ettcn
olili alttlloS, min en- it'd oinofaon
lite epGile, fun tiebGn Sumalan io-
main perustltfielln, ettG Seeiutien
tperen n~oimasio ioa ipntinen usfon
ipntinIG onteefli ianomalla: San
on flollrrt protestant, fen mt moi
MIN faoottaa, piel on eoeSipostoa.
joni, fen MT moi nun tllomito, fen
MT toitaa fontoo pGGlle, fun ban
on mum m%alinnut, blfitttoa, fen tai
too jGneen, finn ban on nlun Iuo-
joanna pttanut". GpllG totilcsti u
lenlme hljasIo tur1pasia. 81 fitfaon
moi meitG repGistd SiGn fGoestG.
Seeius pubult min1nfin puolesta
nj SiGlleni. SGn on ielloiien portin
tofono, jonne ei felpoo eifG p1Gie
fufoon nun, fltin ic iofo llsfoSia
ia luottamifiesio turlpco Scout
Teen. &pllG ban iittc marmasti D
man benfeniG pointollo artoo tltn-
tea tllelpaiien elGrtGn noimoo, tlil-
foonpa iitte maiffa fofo bclipetitl
perfeleet iilmille tai nntut jitorufel.
lot loittofoot polunou min ettG mail
ma tGriiee. Wlitto mind tlirpaon
iiloin iiiben follioon, iofo ei iGris-
ia tuibo, jofa on &riStuS. SpllG o.
iii min bpipG fun ei fosfnon fota
i%ottaiii mlutalle fuin &riStl1fleen ia
h1neltG ppptGiimmc miiiol1tto ia
%!poinloo, iiGld ci tormitie hula, ct
I'd it'd ~iootona juoruilloon moi Su.
lnulolto reipGiStG, jonfa ban on pc
j%oSioan lpolitnut. Iioet11n monn
Sunlolon lana Iilmiemmc ebeSiG
peilinG. &pllG iielt1 nGcmmc item
nc. Waltto pit1G fotioo iiit1 mit1
me olenlmc eifG tobto unDoitton.
Sind nGcmme furjon ipntiboo.
mntmnte, moon iofo on tartpinnut
toIilGGfGri1, jofn OH &riStilS ia icr
elGpGfii tefem1n holman, jofo po-
ronii, peii ia puboisti ipntiboamam
nc. @oon jofa OH fationltt reilist1
ia unboittonlt minfdloinen b0n OH,
on jGGnpt lpoon SitrnoIon lana buuI
ten bopinGfii ia wotia jumaInfii.
Eulfoonpo tuolloinen ibminen
pliSiG miobosio b1tpGniG titomitie.
moan ia itieGnid ploIrstamonn SSSii
malon %ionolla, Min ie meree Min
fuin iofpit, iillG Ct ole moirnaa eifi
pbtGGn mltIto fuin el1mdlIdni1 ro-
fennusto ioottomaon los ferto &ris
tusto pioGmme btutlilla ia potiaa
iumolanomme. sos tiiolla totpalIo
toboonme ipntiliG &ristlfieh tunte.
miieen Min on turboo b0lpn poIpd
ielIoinen toltbli.
Iiiistafoomme dina Sitmolon ia
nosta t1m6fin: ei tSiimalo ole fut.
iunrt meitG ioostaiinuteen wooii pp
bppteen. 81 Suntalu ole ieGIoinen
Sumolo, ioIle jitmeIoton memo Eel.
poo. 18th oifoo %ioIloir Iopmul mali
mon woiipo ia melici wicffoot .pGI
ristcliiGt on poisio ia mprs foiffi
IboIpefiiiot ia foosia on iuoon po.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

Glen pioettppn jobtofuntien
fofoufiiin oil iaapunut poStorit Wt.
8isfori, 3. &uotialoinen ia \.
Miettiren, ioten foiffi iGler't OIL.
mot iaopumilla. 8ieroot pastorit
pubuimat tiistoiiltono firfosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

bistpfiien taiolle. 9lrt. 1877 8 ia Z
pia. Scbbesid1n len on ie luopntta'
mt pbtalaiiet oifeubet totuuoelle ia
c~rbetpfielle. Gi mifdan peruslafi
moi muuttaa apostolin ianoia. $50.
fainen istlltlis, ioia taiwaallinen 5.
i1ni ei ole i~stuttanut, retpitaGn i'm.
rineen plos." Sitten ieuraa petou.
mus fatpoIilaisten jariestaptpmiiecn
iofa paifasla fatoolisten ibanteioen
iaawuttamiietii.
*&atoolinen firioittaia on beiffo
raamatltn tnioosio. &atio Watt. Is:
10.
SGm1 loinauS on mcrfillinen IL
fGli fitn ie p~ainostaa p~btGl1isten
oifeufiien antamiien faitille ltSfon-
noilIe olefpon raamattumoStaisto,
Hooman fatoolilaiSten fGlitpsfonnal
To; toiiin iauoen, lsfonpapollS on
ie fasipi jofa oliii remittGmG plos.
&piiifo mifGGn Ola lelwemp1G?
SGtG loltietta Ierrao mirollinen bD-
pGfipminen "SSmprimatur. Sonnnes
S. @lennon, @rcbiep'pus Sti. 2li-
oomici, Die 26a Mprilis 1920" (Sps
ip%Gtipminen, Sobannes 5. @ennon,
st. 9ouiS'in orffipiiSpo, bubtif.
&c p. 1920
On ills ielmGd, ettG tGn1G firffo
poopi Benedict 15:ta aifano OH
lnbtoutunut umulla tamalla uSfon
lppaliteen fuiit eoeltGiienfin aifono,
joisto ola tlomitli bouraufiefii len
lpGitteen, ettG omantunnon ia us
fonmopals on jofoiIen ibmiien Of.
fellfiiu (SillS 8 1860 ia ettG mol.
tion ia firfon erosiaoleminen on
mabingolliren %peritsobie. Geo IS
1882
&einot joillo miimeinen paopi
iaaiputti poliittilen lpaifutltflenio G.
ri moafumnisiu @llrooposio olili al.
ne, joto meiii meibGt liiofii etGGlle.
&iitt6f0on ionotufii tGsid, ettd
GnglQntC tpfa ncIiG muoiiiotua lit
ten poisti poliittiiet inbteet 8oti-
faanin fansio on .ltlt0elleen lGbetti-
ldGll1 eolstettitna ia mielG HanSfol-
latin, iofa n%inonStann miiStoistn
muotta iitten otti iuitrelln loistolln
fGptGntoon tGpoclliien cron firfon
ia moItion rp1lill1 on luiOelleen IA.
bettildS Wotifoonisia. &atoliloiiillo
moltioilla on enemmisto &oniojcn
Siitosio. Gntiien StGmollan fciiorin
&oorlon pritpS pGGStG jGlleen nal.
toiStnimelIcn q StGmolloSio oil
main rcnguS IiinG fctjusio, jofo
fiinnittGG nlooilmen politiifan Yic.
tarin istlinrccn. @iime nllonno 81,
lGtti fotoplinen pltolue StolinSh TO
70 mailman noStamnlla ipoolipii-
reinlG luipitlt so piiriStG 1850 pit
rim. SofioSlo pfpot Hopman fotoli,
loiiet taiopoinoiiio. Yrolon peruS.
lofi mGGrG1 cttG %preiibentin OF al
no oltopo fotooliien. 8ostifGGn G.
rGs Srlontiloinen firfonmies lmiiili
ettG jos tiilec olemoan Srlontiloi-
men iuopoo .noltio, tGptpD len ola
-
iisfonnollisten prinliippiin moifiitto
man, len tGptpnee ola ibortecllinen
totoolinen moltio.
&iin olIeir titlewa paopi ostuncc
titon poliittiien pboistpflen perd'i-
mecn, iota futiutaan aotooliicfii
~firfofii ojulla iolloin TinS 10 (gc-
IsuN 1,..oL.o -.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

- aaiffi lain ubfouflet fobtaa-
nat niit1, jotfd atonfotNotpat nsfon
ia tasteen tai ef'hp1t oittiuitta i.
fGGnfuin ie diff fdiifona.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

Entered as second. class matter
January II. 1906. at the post office
at Ironwood, Michigan under the
Act of March g.. 1879.
Acceptance for mailing at special
rate of postage provided for in
section HOB, Act of October 3. 1917.
authorized July 10. 1918.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Paavi Benedict IS
Yrof. Sb. @raebner.

StuiUUllllcI Ilrlto OIL lultlltliit
&ristafien eipunfeliumin ia Sanen
ieurofuntania wibollilefii. sc on
niit1 mereen asst %mainonnut. <o.
lin9aamaiiafin iaaneena, fun tito
liuiri ACCOMPLISHMENTS Wnrtti
&iitber @ristufien moimalla bdnen
pGGnlG mursfaii, eli ole fi,itenfdan
b1nen bdntdniG %latonnut iu~ifertcle-
masta. Mifdli pbteinen lopprl lGbe-
nee, iifGli Re on mirfoamoiiillnan ia
pbG iullremmosia mGGrGsi1 entistG
naltaania tamoitteleapa. SitG on to.
0istamasia tGsiG ieiraaipa "2uteeri.
loinen Tobistajn" nimiiestG totsfie-
liiestd ililfaiilsta lainaamani ia
iuomentamani pllGoleapalla otiifolIn
marustett1 firioitus. Mlitta roimpo
b1tolimatta on len tuoil
ppbien merestG ilopuneen 8abplo-
min, moan faitbistlifiien Gibin, lop-
pm totiiesti tllepa aiman pbbeSiG
betfeSlG. Sc Ell taltan miipDne. 81.
foon Ills tGmG iinltlle, rofaS lufija,
lefG maroihtfiena etta l~oDoutlfienn
lGbestpfpGStG maimasta, ollofleii
iiIloin fiinnitettprtd usfonolfdiaslu
pG1ttGjGSi1 Seeiltfiesia, oiallilena
'iiitG perimostG mifG ppbillG on
m~alfeii6esia.
st.. g. @iemi
Mtes iofu iuoitti mailman iooan
on fuollut. IGitG ripiG tiriottoisio
lepad pampi Benedict 15:ta ruumis
ppbGn Yietorin firfosia Moomasin.
SGnen miimeinen j1lfinen toi-
menia oil, fotooliien uutistoimiston
tamnif. 9 y. fcrtomuf en- mltfoan,
iofIeenfin faiffien eteptnnpicn mol.
tofuntien lGbettilGitten ia ministe-
rien mastoonottaminen, iotfu llu,
oen Mliooen pD6inG tuliipat eiittG-
mGGn lef1 onlat ettG e6ustamienio
balIitufiien onnentoipotuflet. 10.
portti fertoo, ettG bGnen ppbDDtenio
maStnnnotti gSponjon, 9ra5ilian,
Safian, &ansfon ia Belgian Tibet
tildGt, iefG @(reentinon, Sollannin,
Gnglannin ia @enGjGn ministcrit.
Nicoragltan, Yortugolin, 9oijerin,
S~ene5iielon, Slaiponion, ltnfnrin.
&llmanion, Wtoncacon ia StGmollorl
l1bettilGGt tefipGt funnioittfIenio
tommif. 3 p. ia 9olimion, Gcrltn,
Gbilen, Columbian ia Sibeffo-Slo
mnfion lGGettilGGt tommif. 6 y.
sis melfeinpG faifillo etemimmil
la moltdfunnillo on lGbettil11nlh
poalpin bopisio. SGltaen feSfioifo-
len pootpi ei ole fpennpt piirittG.
m11n itleGGn main monello cri moo
funnon mirolliIeSti maltuutetullo
apoltiomiebell1 8otifaonisio. &ufo
fielt1nee, ettG muolien 19t4-19tS
fallbeaSio toistclisia Hoontan pap
pispoltn peloii poliittista pcliG mi
tG acknowledgements fGoell1?
Sollitutiien iiiGniiet oiiot Guroo-
pan poltioisIa oliipot rajusio cpd.
jGrjeStpfieSiG, uieot ollen mnllan-
fiimoufien fouriStltfiisio ia jofo to-
polifieSio paomi pelaii pbtG oiao
toisto !postoon te6ben poliittilio
foilppojo noltonio ulioelleenfobottu-
dniiefii iuitrefii fonioinpdliiefii nal
lofii. Sofoinen @ltroopon moltu on
laI I-.SL-T-oL- E-l.l f....
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

- sy,malon minulle ontoma iir
naiis on min iuuri ctten nina iitd
fGiita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

Rahat lahe .ettak00n joke suoras.
taan rahassa tai expressi. eli pankki.
vekselissa tahi post .money.orderis.
sa; dollaria %pienemmat summat vol.
daan lahettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

Kaikille lukijoillemme

xAd1A111C 1uh1DOAAAO1AlAAAV
Evankeelisen siirtokansamme aanenkannatta-
jan, Auttajan, suuri tehtava on toimla klrJalllse-
ma evankeliumin saarnaajana ia Samalla OLA yn-
distava ia rakentava jason kirkollisessa elarnas-
samme. Tallainen suuri tarkoituspera toteutuu
siina maarassa miten ~yleisesti lehtemme leylaa
seurakuntiimme ia kansamme sllrtolalskotelnln.
Tietoisuus tehtemme ~arvostai ia sen merkltyk-
sesta kirkolliselle tyollemme oikeuttaa meta
vaatimaan sille suurta tilaajamaaran lisaysta.
'Olisi innostuttavaa lukijoillemme, jos he ollsl-
vat tilaisuudessa lukemaan niita monia rohkalse-
via kehoituskirjeita joita usein saapuu toimituk-
sen luettavaksi. Than puutteessa emme niita
kuitenkaan vol julaista, mutta arvonsa on niilla
ainakin toimittajalle, jonka tyo on useinkin va
hemman hauskaa. Sanokaamme kaikh yhteen
aaneen: AUTTAJALLE TUNTUVASTI SUI
REMPI TILAAJAMAXRA, ia HETI!
On olemassa s~eurakuntia, joissa mlltei Jokal-
seen kotiin saapuu Auttaja odotettuna vlkkovle-
Rama. Naissa seurakunnissa ollaan alma valmil-
ia seurakunnalliseen ia kirkolliseen tyohon. Yh-
teinen asia on rakas ia suuri. Mutta on olemassa
my0skin %seutuja, joissa vain muutamat ovat leh-
femme lukijoita. Tallaisilla seuduilla suhtaudu-
taan valinpitamattomasti Jumalan valtakunnan
lty0h0n, ehkapa kallis autuuS pidetaan halpana
ia sovintoveri tallataan jalkojen ale. SENTAH-
DEN INNOKKAASEEN TY6H6N AUTTAJA-
LEHDEN TILAAJAMXXRXN KOROTTAMI-
SEKSI!
Kehoituksista ia toivomuksista Ell ole aqua, ell
lei iokainen ~tarmokkaasti tartu asian. Meilta
kysytaan tassa asiassa personalities tyota. 10
kainen Auttajan tilaaja kaykOOn sentahden ym-
parist0nsa suomalaiskodeissa.
LA IA OIKEALLA MENETTELYTAVALLA 81
MA SAAT NAAPUREISTASI AUTTAJAN IT,
LAAJIA
Suomessa olevat lehtemme lukijat pitavat sta
suuressa arvossa. Ne, joilla on sukulaisia ia VS.
tavia Suomessa, eivat vol heille antaa sopivam-
paa ia kallisarvoisempaa lahjaa kuhn on lehtem-
me Auttaja. TILAAMALLA HEILLE AUTTA-
JAN LXHETXT HEILLE JOKA VIIKKO TER
VEHDYKSESI IA TODISTUKSEN SIITA We
RESTX, JOSSA ON MEILLA ANTEEKSIAN-
TAMUS, ELXMX IA AUTUUS.
AUTTAJAN TILAAJAT, NAYTTAKAA KER
RANKIN TY6LLA IA TOIMINNALLA OLE
VANNE LEHTEMME YSTAVIA!
ILehden hinta on $500 vuosi-
kerta, Canadian $2.25; Suo-
meen $3.50
Auttaja on kuitenkin vahintain kymmenen
dollarin arvoinen, jos sta ollenkaan voidaan ra-
hasa arvioida.
Lehtemme johtohenkilot ~tietavat, eta hyva kir
ia]lisuus levittaa ia vie e~teenpain Jumalan valta-
human ty0ta. Sentahden kaiken edellamainitun
lisaksi olemme ryhtyneet suuriin aineelisiin uh-
rauksiin. Tilauksien keraajille annamme tulevan
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02
SrONINCTON

Friday evening Nina council. X. OF c.
held a successful dance and whist IN
their home on Main street. a large num-
Der of tables being made IN. Dancing
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
members held a social in their rooms
Saturday evening. A large number at
tended.
During March the marriages were .,
births il. and deaths 10 in the town OF
Stoniagton.
The lower story OF the steamboat hotel
building on Gold street is undergoing re-
pairs and is TO be made into two stores.
Rowland G. Hewitt and family have
moved to the house on Gold street lately
purchased by Captain Stanton, known as
the Holmes place,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Seamon have moved
10 the Atwood Machine company's house
on Water street formerly owned by Capt
Samuel Pendieton.
The estate OF the late o. F. Pendieton.
situated on Water street. is TO have a
fence erected along the line on Water
strete.
The Y. P. S. c. E. Of the Second Con-
gregstional church is planning a May
breakfast
The new street letter boves will soon be
posts with the iron boxes attached and
as soon as they arrive they will be set I'D
by Bowser Bros, who have been award
ed the contract
W. F. Broughton, who is ~ at his
home on Cannon square. is able 10 sit I'd.
The third district OF the New London
| County Sunday School association is 70
| hold a meeting at the Second Congrega-
tional church today Tuesday, at o. m
ard at D. m. Excellent programmes
have been arranged. Sunday school
workers Of an denominations have beer
4, invited TO attend. Among those 10 speaf
| will be DR.. Henry NJ. Thompson. who viii
conduct the Bible periods; Mrs. Lucy
| S. Chaplin OF Hartford, Mrs. Cora d. Steg-
ems Of Canaan; Rev. William r. Thayei
] and Wallace I. Noodin OF Hartford.
William. the infant son OF Mr. and Mrs
Asa Clark. died Saturday from pneu.
monis. He was born in the boro1gh Dec
., 1921. Burial was in Stonington Gem
etery, Monday afternoon.
This Tuesday, evening the members
| OF Nina circle go to Westerly TO attend
a session OF Nsrragans-tt circle Their.
win be degree work and two candidate.
from here are on the list. The StonirgsoT
| circle i planning 10 bold an anniversary
banquet on the night of Monday. MAJ
-. having been organized one year Of
| that date.
The Stonington chorus Melted 500 a
the concert held Thursday evening. Tn.
proceeds go TO the Community House as
ISOLATION.
The daylight saving scheduie FOR tn
shops. postoffice and stores was in effec
Monday morning. Sunday the churche
/ opened service on this schedule
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02
EAST HADDAM

Another case Of scarlet fever has y
veloped IN town. the patient being Lou
Morgan. youngest daughter o. George n
Morgan. There are also several cares b.
Moodus
The marriage OF Miss Katharine Cha
Zee and Allan X Roberts. both q MOOD
took place az the brides home Wcfn.
day AZ O'Clock
iohn B. Gelsion. s.. a lifelong rerider-
o. this t0sa. died az bis home Tscsdzy
morning following a Few days Elnes.
lie is survived by a SISTER. NaEs La.
Gelston. OF this town. By three daurhtsr
Mrs. William Duncan % Brccklyn III
Edwin Moore Of Ashctilc. S. q. NJ
Harold Smith Of East HHddarn. and Al
three sons. HOLSTER Gelatun ~ Caiif1r
MIA. William and George n this town. II
Geiston had hcid various Offices IN ~
town. where be was faVorahiy known. 10
Wa charter member Of East Ha1darf
grange. Rev George Aicnft. rector % Fl
Stephens church, conducted ne funcrz
services.
Mrs. Stanley Phelps and little daur
tiers Of Hartford were in town Tor a rlol
visit early last week
There was no session o. school in ~
Center distric wednesday. as the teach
Mrs, Gillette. was M with iaryrrfn
Edward Oberho.ser. who in51rcd D
wrist about two weeks ago. has refurnt
rom the Hartford hozpifaL The intufs.
member has been placed in q plaster ca
and Is doing as wei as could bs e.
pecfed-
The condition o. John c. Church
somewhat improved.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02

at the social hour Of the grange last
Tuesday evening.
The date of the junior promenade has
been changed from May IL to May ).
The honor list for April follows:
GRADE VIII.
First honors-Lawson Robbins, Adri-
enne Trudeau. Second honors--Leo La
porte, Herbert Wetherbee, Peter Burnett,
Niels Jensen. James Smith Louie Smith,
Marion Bates. Elsie Buck, Helen Ingra-
ham. Hannah Lfndevall. Alice Logee,
Margaret Lohse, Helen Lynch, Theresa
O'Brien, Anna Skotchless, Minnie
Towne, Mary Lamensky Elmer Joslin.
GRADE VII.
First honors-Mary donovan, Roy
Johnson, Ardarth Leveille, Ethel Parks,
Emma Sobosik. Second honors-John
Aud, Russell Bid, Wallace Chandler
Raymond Chubbuck, Curt Seastrand, Ed
ward Willett Helena Groth. Irene John
son, Belle Langelier. Mary Rabuski, Alice
Ramsdell, Edith Stevens, Marjorie I'm.
gerer, Myrtle Luther, Mildred Gaboury.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02
NORTH STONNGToN

Rev. o. d. Fisher went 10 Boston Fri
day for an absence OF a few days Hi
pulpit was supplied Sunday BY Rev. Luz
clan Dfury.
Allen W York. Of Hartford. spent Sun
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. York.
Mrs S L. Root and children OF Farm
ington are visiting Mrs. Roots parents
Mr. and Mrs John ID. Avery.
Mrs L. F. Park and daughter, OF Mys-
tic. were in town Sunday
Miss Ethel L. Hull a student nurse in
Lawrence hospital at New London. was
in town last week and attended Friday
evening the meeting Of the local grange Of
which she is a member.
The Red Cross auxiliary is to hold an
all-day sewing meeting in the Congrega-
tional vestry Wednesday to work on COS
tunes for play which is TO be given I'M
der its auspices.
Miss Gladys Stratton. OF the county
farm bureau is to meet those interested
In chair Gaming in the Congregational YES
try at 10 a. m. Friday.
Friday evening the Young PEOPLE,
| league will have a literary meeting al III.
| Congregational parsonage.
A stereopticon lecture showing views II
| China, is to be given in the Congregation
al church next Sunday evening
Rev. Lucian Drury attended the meet
| ing OF the New London County Baptis
| Ministers conference in Stonington Mon
day.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02
NORTH GROsVENORDALE

Owing TO the inability Of Miss Frances
Hurd q the National Audubon society to
SPEAK al the assembly at Tourteliotte
Memorial n. s. Monday morning the pro-
gram vas changed 10 a musical hour.
Mss Alice Corttis contributed the follow
tng Vietrola records which were enjoyed
and appreciated: The Fourth Symphony,
NarcisS1s. Souvenir Song Of the Fisher
men. The Barefoot Trail. Fiddle and l.
The centennial Of the birth Of Ulysses
r. Grant was observed in an assembly OF
The school Thursday afternoon. The pro-
gram ot exercises included the singing Of
patriotic songs by the student body and
To following papers upon different
phases Of the life OF Grant by members
- the American history class: Felix
Grenier. Life OF Ulysses $. Grant Esther
t.ineeval. Boyhood and Youth Of Grant =;
Wlfred DuQuette. Grant in the Civil
Wa; Evelyn fKies. Grant at Appomat-
lcx; Clara Mathewson, Grant as Presi-
dent.
A. a meeting OF the athletic associa-
ton last week the following members OF
the basketball team were awarded let
ters. Putnam Livingston, captain, Felix
Grenier. Stuart Swanson. Edward Rene,
Charles Baker, Harry Emo and Edward
Grenier. the manager
Miss Eveyn Kies and Edward Grenier
furnished a delightful musical program
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WHO WEARS OUT
YOUR HUSBANDS
CUFF EDGES?

1t is not your husbands fault
that his cuffs get frayed and have
to be turned while the shirt is still
good. To be sure he gets the cuffs
dirtier than any other part of the
shirt, but it is the rubbing you do
getting Nthe dirt out that wears
the material.
Most of that rubbing is not
necessary. Soaking in Rinse will
get the cuffs just as clean without
weakening single thread. The
rich, cleansing Rinse suds gently
loosen all the dirt SO that a thor
ough rinsing carries it off. IF
there is sometimes a fire line
that is not entirely soaked out,
rub lightly with dry Rinse, and
that too will disappear at once.
Make your husbands shirts
last twice as long. Save the wear
and tear Of rubbing SO disastrous
TO clothes, such a drain on your
own strength.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02
HAMPTON

Miss Lillian Loyden has resurucd III
Hartford after visiting her cousin. NJ
Albert Hoffman
The Jolly -Four gave a dance in Granr
hall Saturday night
A very Interesting Eiercopficon lrcfu
was given last Sunday evening az ttf
church
The Mems band met Monday crerirz
The Harmony club met with Nrs q.
Nichols "Wednesday and decided 20 Lafs
their Gale and social Nonday p GIT. Ma
J. There vas progressive whist and fts
sale Of aprons. May BASKETS. Efh hon
made candy. Ice cream and cake.
Miss Mildred Burnham has rcfurrr
after spending a Jew dsys Ia Hartford
Richard Burchusil has been zDpoinict
FIRE warden.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Holman ans tor
have moved 20 Miss Sharp'F. taxing ~
tenement Dir. and MI. Richard Rlrlh-
nail vacated. the Burchnall family mo-.
Ing W 20 the home farm
a reception Tor Dr. and Ara s. n
Marsh. who have been rrcudirz The
honeymoon abroad. wiz b. given Wee.
nesday evening on their return % Hamr
ton.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Nelson Smith of Hartford was arrested
by Deputy Game Warden Eldredge Sun
day afternoon for taking trout less than
six inches in length He had two of the
understood fish in his possession when ar
rested. He pleaded guilty in the borough
court and fine of SIS and costs amounting
in all to s25.71, was imposed, which the
accused paid.
Thomas F'letchel has bought from the
estate of Mary W. Donohue the hc..,se &C.
cupied by ictor J. Bissonnette, near the
Rhode Island mill.
Freeman and William H. Head were in
Hartford on business Monday.
Philip H. Dow was a Hartford visitor
Monday.
Work is progressing RAPIDLY on the
foundation for the new town bdildin.!
which is to be erected near the First Ma
tional Bank building
Miss Maude Commiskey has returned
from a weeks vacation in New York city
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02
BALTIC

The dance given Saturday night in st.
Jean Baptiste hall by local boys was well
attended
On account Of other amusements. the
dance to be given by the baseball club
saturday has been postponed to later
date.
Prohibition officers visited four places
Saturday night for liquor and were sue
cessful in two, where cider was being
sold The costs in each case were $4s. SO,
which were paid.
The town school committee met Satur-
gay afternoon and issued the school or
ders for April. Of the total amount is
sued S1.277.71 has been presented to the
treasurer for payment.
Louis Beaudoin of Pawtucket spent
Sunday with local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Clocher OF
Haverhiil Mass, are guests of Francois
Clocher of Lucier lane.
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with them. There was one arrest Of the
leader, who was placed in the lookup.
Monday the streets were filled With men
who waited and watched all trains from
the cast and west in the expectation OF
stopping men who were reported as being
BROUGHT In here by the Contractors.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02

WaIlinrford-Th orhc- zftr-noon
stranger entered 81 Georges I'm IN va
ingford and registered - a Mar0nev
Bast0n.~ lie did not shuH up az dim,
A little later Other EueEfs comclair
that their rooaas had been entered
ROBBED. Naroney had disarresrrd.
got away with abWu $500 worth % 81
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02
JAY M. SHEPARD

susssedina Fillmore e Shepard
Funeral Director & Enbalmer
N-e2 NORTH ST. WlLLIMANTIc
LAZY Assistant. Tel. Connection
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02

We are all sorry for the man who
never feels sorry.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02

Canton.-Forest fires caused by sparks
from locomotives have destroyed large
quantities of timber in Canton, Rocky
Hill and Southington
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02

'484l s75% of Housewives" in. IS Ii.
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