Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 17, 1912, Page 4

‘cru'vith gn lletin and Courics. e Subscription price, 12c & week; G0 | mantha: §6. Encered at tio Postorcs at Norwick, s sscond Tele, u. Calls: Bulletin Businees Office, 489, l!uol.l‘l. "B atle Office, Hoom 3 Mursay Telephone 210. tin K tin Job Office Baildt; Norwich, Friday, May 17, 1912. NORWICH BULLETIN, FRID/ MAY 17, 1912 INCULCATING PEACE PRINCIPLES BULLETIN'S SPECIAL YALE LETTER | Dickson Leavens Returna From Changsha in June and O. C. Morse Jr., and Horace V. Smith Will Teach in Yale Mis- sion, China—Freshman Crew Opens Season With s offered by !he 1 { | | I 116 YEARS OLD. Princeton Saturday—Tribute to Samue! Winshp Case— Athletic Activity. I Colored Wash Goods New Haven, y | observed on the campus with the cus- | ¢ ceremonies th nd elections to the three sen- to forty-flve | success. Tap day was | ises well for the strength of the teams during the next three years, while, the | new method of preparation by the baters themselves has been proven a & ROOSEVELT'S IDLE CLAIM. The that he o Eates w i the referen New Je De has HEARTY CO The action taken cultural soc Wi e nad cammi tificat posa ers who die beau directior cleanin sightly tenity play. They weas for arsangin: take off & barren se scheme of ing of trees effoctiv In the way of must 0 A tmposed Thede is ence It would state conventions such co are acteriz pros While polnting wit the $16,200,000 system | eight savings Norwich < has deposiis system. The Rooseveitian Jarity of the delegates already is m for its efface upon Ohio, t pratence In politics is sully understood by the Colonel for class. Omega_Lamb With unexpected strength in several cge recilations close | events where defeat had been prephe- | the Yale track team succeeded in holding Princeton to a tie Saturday in | the annual dual meet Yale, 100, won six of the eleven first | places, The result of the meet, 58 1- has aroused | pes of a victory over Harvard in the examinations end about and the commencement week | at Yale fleld. | v on June 15, ending with the boat race on Friday, June 21. In Brown Wednesday, Yale met her Poli's Broadway Theatre s oery T TONIGHT--Amateur Night NIGHTENGALE and MANSFIELD—Musical Act HIGGINBOTTOM and JOHNSON—Those Comedians| The Porteous & Mitchell Co. White and Midget Jew Comedian! FRED BUCKLEY—Favorite Ballad Singer RATCLIFFE BROS. (Aged 6 and 10) Singing and Dancing UCKY HOLODUP . A Motion A CHANGE OF STRIPES THE ENGAGEMENT RING 1 < E LAST APPEZL Pictures 7: CHIEF'S DOWNFALL AND OTHERS MR. TOM CASEY, Tenor. 5c——PRICES——10c NEW PICTURES EVERY DAY BREED THEATER TEN DAYS OF SPECIAL VALUE GIVING Some of the Most Desirable of This Season’s Fabrics strongest opponent of the baseball sea- because of weakness Conzelman of dual games at mbridge Saturday. There were no. particularly brillianty nis in the Princeton meet, Wagoner, | failing to equal his previous work | in the pole vault, Princeton at 12 feet 6 7-8 inches. Cap- tain Gardner was third with 12 feet 3 The high jump was tied for st place at 5 feet 10 1-2 inche was strong in the broad jump, Digs | winning at 22 feet 13-4 inches. shes and in the half mile and mile | her weakness this | ar, but the hurdles and the 440 yard | v ctories, while in the | March of the cross | team distanced the Princston llowed only netted the visiting nine its runs ninth inning rally Yale scored one | ania last Saturday was also for the Yale nine, was overcome and as prolonged to twelve innings ended the game, t New Haven Saturday, KING DEAD. same afterncon the int. two mile Captain | schools will be held at the tr Princeton took the shotput and Yn.le; the hammer throw. Coach Harry The freshman crew will open the Yale rowing season Hillman of Dartmouth, | whom Harvard defeated Saturday points, thinks that the Crimson 100ks but that if Yale hurdles, the Lake Carnegie over 1 i squad left | the better New Haven tonight in order to have n before their first > Princeton eight ro away with the | chances of victory will be excellent. celebration of Om.gl‘ sity | lebda Chi was held on the campus | afternoon and evening, game between \“un-‘] frl‘«hmm (rs\\e 1 l‘me honored ball | Whippenpoofs and Mohicans, the score | - mpire Louis Linder could | At a recent meeting of the faculty | not decid , and the usual antics of the of (ha Sheifield Scientific school, Uv— unltumcd seniors. Led by the Encnnd\ and, the four classes of the | snake-danced i T L Chittenden referred feel to the life work nmr('hed and the campus, followed by a con- | various athletic events and the sophomores and the upper classmen f both George | college 1 Winship Case. tug of war between { freshmen, which hip records of recent ng impressed all wnom he came The Yale Roosevelt club had an en- | Bainbridge Colby of the | y bar told over 200 men | Place of the College Man in | 'Mr. Roosevelt | tion to the peo- their own government and for | e elimination middleman in politics ‘aft club holds its next meeting | with Prof. George B. Adams | ¢ department on that in- | The Demagogue. of purpose which Chittenden said, for the restora 1 3 OPERATION | Among the changes at the Yale Mis- chool at Cuarmsha China, which coming year | ting subject, President Hadley represented Yalo | university at the inauguration of Pres- ident Hibben of Princeton this week. The details of the plans for the next Yale expedition to Peru, with the per- | made known _tonight by | the director. | e ‘m»lnrnv‘l work will be directed | Professor (.us;ov'\ and the estoolog- Faton, curator | The making of | be in charge oing state surv party will be Dr of Harvard, who will | anthropometric | nd studies of the anthropology | f the region. Professor . T I Bingham wiil | he Inca and pre-Inca | sisted by Paul Bestor of Yale. In regard to the need of an associa- tion of Yale clubs, with annual spring organization at 80, president of the week that such among | At Yale the v ng victory of its baseball games, works on the evening Harvard game, to accomplish affairs which bringing about of Princeton by ~Waterbury Am- WELL-LAID PLAN ¢ to the ( lm,uw “hicago women | A1 TR in spectacular, given up the big‘ pamdfl: which used to Do | amourited to li uum e more effective of different mnx‘* | to epeak, | throwr contemplat see | Hartford Times. in some way onnected "With the emotions; n seems more direct than in | ts that since There is nothing either moral or im- | , nor for that matter in except by association. any of the arts, toward nobleness pends on our nature; man's system is assimilated into in another man’s system ants the Buckeye & which his vie- just as bread n | he emotions Hence whatever is emotional h whethar worship or r s based on mathemati- | measured and al Strange how the most lawleas and instinctiva things in us, our emotions, connection | muse somehow £ iine and proceed r sletest expression! the whole beauty keep step, get hmically, to find | t a wild and harmonized tune spirit siruck from all the beauti- Children O}y FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA no more use for it; it and get a' at Substantial Price Reductions. 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