Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 22, 1912, Page 4

THE MANIFEST SIGNS, rossed the line and the northwest wind does not give promise aarwiich &alletin naund Geueict. > prevailing condition of the the following six months. prognosticators must be backward and the summer wet and Entered at th. Postottics at m Coun., as secon -class matter, Telophone Calin: Bullstin Businees Qffive, (! Bulletin Edito ¢ favors many but it does indicate Teiephone 310. Norwich, Friday, years with a loss level in that rather assuring to have the [he Cireulation ol The Bulletin. The Bulletin Wns the Inrgest cir- rth needs the water d from three to Il of these places it bundred and wixty- 1A \1OYHFF‘S PROTECTIVE ASSO- town the women in Eastera Conmec CIRCULATION t of which is to guard about the marriage- s not surprising, for intention of the wo- 3231 IRREGULAR CAMPAIGNING, weeks of strenuous eam- PRESIDENT sed personal rath EDITORIAL NOTES. is spirit goes been mads ob- d { healthful and profitable its manufactori inted nbout it, he cudgel for or starting s rease in salaries less hours for ificed themselves Vies President there is nn one changing | aher- to_ win -hissjoh, failed 10 perceive Matters of Interest. New Haven, March 21.—The erning its future success. After some and reguletic cning the ou doors work, a team will be se- Harvard hoat e been a e and a schedule of games with h captains and | outsie teams. There is interest la en olit Tue he ‘Mpert at Harvard, aiso— will be ents are played during the spring. The games Yale rd boat are (0 Le played at the Country club vum. June 21, 19 eld and the practice indoors is in the edu as fo Squadron A armory Harvard oared race 1 be freshmen rowed qn ~| On Monday, ernoon Thurse Jun | of the season was held ale time fo he agreed upon t , | field; and the university and fresh- the freshmer: -oured | inen crews Lave also taien to the har- e started —| bor during the past week. The \cn also are largely ot {he fiel finishing hough many of the distance cntinued work in the a8 soon _as | Wi pr shm i wed race, starting at the stream, and t will be &tarte the Harvard fresh 5 oclock and be rowad | etotote, the ma- | to postpone the ersity race nement race sha aigo stre It is in the nature of an The race nt at Yale, but is similar in | from p ) that at Johns Hopkins an events being a ge medical sch d s Thursday and 1 here during the presen nesday and wsda rier to een encouraging, make more convenien oriuni combination of an academi for graduate e dical course s still offered, bu ment at both un d Bix-ye ourse will only be who enter the med The orew outlook at both Harvard t without conditions. During the and Yale indicates that there edical has been officia heavy and powerful boats this 1 New York state an the river. W now have no trout erans left £ advanced standing at Co- has but thr 1 Cornel fal from 1 italogue shows the med man crew is all that conld T liow and the good material ] 1 On i he whole class cr paper has n na D o ea | The senior student council o b/ T acad department laid s developed, fore the univers s week a num- it 5 ing toward the blem, particularly u three of the year, in sel 8¢ end of study, gave an | & on the sub- of a certain m n college work. stand men of ecach 1 for t or e be published in th 1ld se against or nking. 2, That som plan ng, led by the memters of the glee club, he arranged f 1 the campus during spring eve- subje after life that c ersity ancerts, & given but miethods gaveral i un oing to use. yes stra e >, be also arra On the In the list of academic freshmen | question of limiting b me rith " aahiavad Seki p distinction | sy b iment _on ng a divis! 1 lo them, rm just ended number of offices that a man may he is number, ou It is believed, in view of the ex enally larg nditions, where less than engaged 1 les, and ed_ar ho better advar all, to regulating tne accu- since “the req gld | mulation of honors by a few men, than keretofore. the point s v y each office o = its value in above { The annual inspection trip of t which senfors of the nnot go, has be school, made fol > other h quainting them ilong engineerin ines in a pra 1 0 \ to Ne Y ork, .Ph 1 The opening session of €A nG Pittsburg! The t Presidents e two ¥ ated In New leyan and atten wh inspezted. neers W majority Pennsylvania The university secretary’s office has ent out requests for nominations for fellow, all ‘gradu d mills, and n wi alke new ele at can ment t rerform any exigency ynism aim moerats Dakota 1 a8t shows the fa ft's presidential primarie ne and safe sort La no appreciable their wind. London suffra an be ¢ Nsville, Va jnstify “him and wiping out a pleaga th court s#ta. tha not people should Bible Question Box || =criontery,Prysiclogy. 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