Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 13, 1911, Page 4

Borwich ulletin nud Courier. _ 115 YEARS OLD. _—— — Subscription price, 12 & week; S0e & montha; $6.00 o _— Eatered 2 ffice at Norwich, cond-class matier, wereilians Calla: l::;::l:\ ar‘lnttll Office, 48 Buliciin Job Oface. 35cer - Willimanvie Office, Builiding. 13, Norwich, Friday, Oct. 1911 FIRE PREVENTION DAY. B NORWICH BULLETIN, N’S PLIGHT. ! Meriden is shorter of water than Norwich, and nearer a water famine than o busy New England city has a right to be. The Journal of Wednesday said: Two of the Meriden reservoirs are empty, and the big one, Merimere, in down so low that there are only four feet and a few inches of water in the pond today. Kimere is the only one of the western group that has any water, and today’s report shows that there is a depth of twelve and a half feet there. The cify is now dependent pon the little obtainec from the West Side and also that fro pond, which is being puri that it can be under the condition: The Journal is rvight when it sug- gests a near competition for water- sheds by the cities, which warrants The “Journal in saying: ie plisht of Meriden waterwise teaches us that we must get every l Cross-Country Squad. 12.—Prospect tern Connecti- ed in the new state 'ships to the number of 15, that %o into effect in the fall of 19 puch as according 1o the plan, Londcn, Windham Yale College, Oct. Yale students from one high school graduate to Yale uni versity. These “Connecticut scholars are to' Le selected by a hoard com- rising the professor of education, the an of the college, the divector of the effield Scientific scnbol, and the sec- retary of the tniversity burcat of ap- pointuients The selections will be made from those ‘students who have tassed the entrancs examinations for admission, cmpha ind oremise, Special consid tion also shall be given (o recommen- dations of high schoel principals ac- cording io the new plan, which pro- vides that over two-thirds of the schol: in any one year shall be given to students in one of the university. In case the compe- titors should not come up to the ne * SPECIAL YM._‘E"GPI__LEE LETTER The New State Scholarship—Four New Challenge Cups —Changes 10 bs Made This Fall—Work on the Sloan Physical Laboratory—Dean Henry Park Wright’s New Volume, “From Schocl Through College r— Fast Football—The Yale-Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute Meet—Tommy Hendrick Training With the end Tolland | counties will each be eligible to send | department | Saturday following the boat races and though the destination ix yet undecid- ed, it will picbably be off Oyster Bay, L.'L The cups are offered by R. W. James Kingan, Harvard 1901, and ave and_undergraduates. In the way of changes at Yale Lkis fall, that of the tearing down of old Alumni hdll at the northeast corner of the campus is one of the most no- ticeable. On the site thus provided Deing erected the Wriknt Memo hall, to be ready for use by next vear as a dormitors for academic freshmen, all of whom will then be requirsd to live in college. This will mean that the private dormitories on York street will have to go in 191: and the owners of these apartment: | many of them luxuriously furnished, hdve already been notified by the col- lege authorities of the change in plan. Furthermore, it is stated, that an- other hall.is planned for the corner cf High and Library streets, which, with Peabody museum and Pierson hall and Herrick hall, would make a good start toward & neéw college. square, andard, the committes has te withiold any scholar- cas | ship. powe: olarship ¢ free tuition, : vear in Yale college or in Sheffield Scientific school. - The recipi- | ents shall be eligible for the regular scholarships after freshman year. They {are divided into three groups—first, one for eack county; second, two for New Haven and one for the four other rgest cities of the state, Bridgeport, teroury, Hartford and New Bri ain; and, third, one for the state at large. Windham county holirships, known as the Plainfield scholarship fund, established by Id- ward Mimer of Plainfield in 19 They are scholarships of $500 and are held this year by W. H. Burns, 19135, and 1. F. Pradbury, 1814S,, of Willi- | mantic. i | | the Werk on the new Sloane physical laboratary on Pierson Sage square has {made much progress durirg the sum- mer, the excavating for the university | laboratory of zoology and botany on | the same_ square has been going for ward rapidly, and on Hillhouse avenue | the Mason -iaboratory of mechanical | engineering is pri During the ~summ. vniversity nurchased the property which blocked University avenue at Wall street, and University avenue has been comglieted, connecting. the Bicentennial building with the old campus at Elm street. aiready has two Twenty-five years as dean of Yale college, besides nearly a score of years spent either as a Yale student| or instructor, provide the material for the book, “From School Through Col- lege,” tha latest work of Dean Henry Parks Wright. It is the fruit of his wide experience with the problems of the college student and its character Four chzllenge cups for vearly races for sail and motor boats will stimulate further interest in the Yale-Harvard annual regatta on the Thames. The races will start at New London on the Make Light, Receipts of the best cooks in hotels nofed for the best biscuits, cakes and pastry say, always Clcveland's BAKING POWDER Made from a Superior grade of pure Grape Cream of Tartar. SUPERIOR Flaky Biscuits, Cake and Pastry ARAARRANR EArNANANARRANAT B¢ The apuiversary of the Chicago fire | Possible water site available and get has been made In most of the great | it at e before some other city or cities of the cc Fire Prevention |toWn reaches out and grabs some of d and on October 9, Monday last, | the choice locations in this vieinity. the 40th anniversary of the great fire, | We must prepare for the future or @ back rards and this practice is|sake. let us get at this problem. followed out in all parts of the coun-| 7The pure water problem is one wor. The Omaha Fee says E v ecity | Connecticut city, for without plenty and ery state should r clean- | ©f pure water the future of any com- cut bullding laws dnd when they get |Munity cannot be very promising. them on r sStatute o) h - i, » enforce Ht:):x 7 l”,. EDITORIAL NOTES. - ine-spu It} Cheap whiskey produced from ba- one fore national [nanas is the latest refreshing fluid. entic de bears st fry 1= it free from fusil oi Eve time a fire-trap building | trial and the organized labor of goes up within the fire of a city | America will be looking at her. when it got the ashes of 0,000,000 | Pears that a sane Hallowe'en would re cleared away was to lay plans |the Letter become civilized life. e iy docide o) . thoush na'| 1t is asserted now by, an, pve-wit- Hances ure ihat o carthavake, 1% |the cause of the great Chicago fire. _ e in 1904 000 eggs. which is a pretty good sur- This is & precaution worthy of every | uiuq gver those needed for home use. 2y The announcement that the fall ap- Adherence to building laws and parel of men is to be cut scant must tentih to conditions imical to pub-{pe disturbing the minds of the sensi- safety are 10 e £ any | tive, ommunit ; FALLEN THROUGH. going to be no winter lives too far Technically speaking, case | south to be taken seriously in this who made t harge of corrupting ¢ enemies of Dr. Wiley feel sure The facts brought wow that the P senator spent in his npaign imore Happy thought for today: The man 1id not that august body |cheese-box ha Shond over 310 B & HoitseRt Tl y‘mm.h to the fact that ‘m— lnd(-:u Al and was testifled that Sen- forcated sttitude & e g ok Again it being sald by our con- oy ol o ey WEBt | umporaries that Neorwich is a very y conservative eit which is a polite RN Worthy ohservator in- The boilers of the old M were Sed 8¢ &n ad ement to the high- | 504 (o be in their places. which is O Pt the gift of his state preity od evidence there was no HAIN® INDETERMINATE seN. |Scrious xviosion inside the old ba TENCE. he release the musdeber Henry M. Whitney of Massachus of W. E. Annis in n three years, t an old line democrat, says the when he bare the electric |tariff policy of the democracy would alling down upon the | _Thank comes this year on fore Christmas, Thanksgiving and - - The Des Moines pital says We hae ndianapolis | Pelieve the state of Towa ls for Taft A ind we believe the stite of Towa ought epeated statements |10 be for Taft. But we are willing to s to e Bible Question Box dings of Columb o Your Bible questions will be sn- sociolog: and n o recont || awerea v Columnn or by mail wddress said thai before the pations || i, seat (o our Bible Question Box e tons | Kartor. of the world we have the reputation of a nation that lets murder go 1 = - punished.” Kipling taur ¢ with| Q—How shall we understand the the same thing s T proist | Savieur's words—“Let the dead bury Sainst Canadia procity with us | their dead?” (Matthew viii, 21, 22.) o Ol Answer.—When our first parent, '8 | father Adam. disobeyed the Divi mitted, | command the death sentence p er. and that, too, | upon- him, and in the legal sense ent at | from the Creator's standpoint, he was o os tha Y indition newspaper test, in and sound as genera ». s in this ase. as « ne critie, dis- odged state from its functions and submitted the lesx rule of private | Surely there is something n itself and as a sign peop re still wonder- w and law have | pon the § CALIFORNIA ALL RIGHT. { ! leged interests « try, but the g fs to the state co calling sdges of the courts shows h dominated by the private s of a state can unite a people 1e ter ihings. The Bos 06 Transcript, in reviewing the re- sult of the election Tuecsday, says The other proposed. #mendments are almost all in this anti- prporation line. and scem to_have received vers hearty support. This triumph of the proposed constitutional amend- ments, it must be noted, is not only the triumph of the radicals, but is also a triumph of the republican par- | ty. The republican party in Chlifor- | nla, led by Governor Johnson, Meyer Lissner and other men of that calibre is responsible for the projection of these principles and they have re- ceived no assistance from the democ- racy, which is dominated by the rail- roads, just as the republicans used to be. and this election showed that the republican organization really repre- sents the people of Californis. More- over, that the people have responded to the republican organization lead is an evidence of the political sagacity of the republican leaders. It assures us that California Is surely in the republican column ad, alth he lived for nine hun- dred and thirty vears afterwards. The dying process hegan ard was consum- ed when Adam passed into the mb. The entire race was involved vith Adam in this death sentence, as the Soriptures decldre—“As by one man sin entered into the world and death by sin and so death passed upon all men.” “Ae in Adam all die” (Ro- mans v, 12: 1 Corinthians xv, 22). From this view of the matter we may undersiand the Lord's word the dead (the legally dead) bury their dead (the actually dead).” It is hecause all ere demned to death in Adam that all will be made alive in Christ (see Romans v, 13, 19). Corrobora. he Lord Jesus the le says, “For the love of Christ con- straineth us: because we thus judge th one died for all then were all dead” (I1 Corinthians v. 14). 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You can wash a garment again and again. You can wear it out in time but PERSIL will never harm it. Thirty million pounds of PERSIL were sold in Germany last year. 15¢ & 25¢ Packages at All Gm;ors oven lo Yale and Harvard graduates, Every Evening at Eight. Tues, Thur. and Sat. at Two. ALL WEEK : The Poli Players’ Most Important Production, THE MAN OF THE HOUR By Geo. H. Broadhurst. The Best Company Norwich Ever Had. The Best American Play Ever Weritten. Night Prices 15c, 256, 35, 500 Matines Prices 10c, 15, 25c Next Week, “WILDFIRI is described by ace. “The college offers such large op- vortuanities in: ihe way of a prepara tion for iife that it is a pity that any one who can have them should miss them, or that those who have them should fail to get their full benefit. have spent all my active life in work with students, and during twenty-five years in the dean’s office of Yale col- lege, a very pleasing part of my work was’ {o give friendly counsel to hun- dreds of young men who came to me with their dificuities, ambition rows, and tempiations. The sugges tions in this book have, therefore, grown out of personal observation of udent life, and they have this to commend them; that they have been tested and in some cases, at least, have been found helpful. Dean Wright graduated from Y in 1868, and since 1870 until 1909 his connection with the university was continucus. FHe was appointed dean in 1884 the author in his pref- le Fast football was shown by the varsity eleven in their hardest game of the season thus far, that against Syracuse Saturday, Punting and drop kicking were prominent features of the game, and the forward pass was (ried several times by each team. put up the strongest line defense that Yalc has been up against. Syracuse's wall was particularly noticeable in ihe Jast _quarter, when Yale had the ball on Syracuse’s four-yard line. After two attempts to get the ball over, drop Kick by Anderson from the 1 yard line went wild. Fumbling _has been the worst fea- ture of the Yale team, which otherwise is fast and aggressive, in spite of the fact that ten Y men were lost by grad- uation In point of zeneralship Capt Howe is put down by many as second to no quarterback in the country, and xing is sure and accurat Reilly and Spalding, stronz pugters, and the line is heavy and powerful. Outside of fumbling, the foothall machine seems fto work smoothly and well Arthur Yale meets an_unknown quantity the Virginia Polytecanic institute, it is a new team taken on this season. The first secret prac- tice of the year was held Wednesday Saturday at Yale field. The incrcased opst of modern sci- entific teaching, with its attendant laboratory and practical work is shown by the requirement in the past year of contributions from tine university of $21,000 to the medizal school, $16,000 to the Peabody museum, and $7,000 to the Sheffield scientific ‘school. ' It is expected. tob, that these sums will in- creass each year, especially in _the case of the medical school, by whose professors it is claimed that $100,000 a vear is necessary to keep the depart- mens up to the standard it should maintain. Ten vears ago, the cost of scientific study ‘at Yale was met by the tuition fees and endowments of each department without help from the university. 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