Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 26, 1913, Page 4

Glorwich Fa iletin aund Geufiee. 117 YEARS OLD. Subscriptian price, 12¢ a week; 500 a anth; $6.09 a y- Lniered 4l the Postoffice at Norwica, i, s sccond-cluss matler. Telephone Calis: sulletin llusiness Office. 480, Bulletin Mdiwrial tooms, 35-3. sulletin Job Offic e, 35-2 “anmanue Vince, foom 2, Murray Suilding. Teiephone 210, Norwich, Frnday, Sept. 26 1913, ihe Circuiation of A0 vuneiin b b ms ame Rrsesd auy pager in Basi aud Leem three 1o Luae saad auy A delivercd W wies §| ous sa Nes €AY mlherer gius im v cwi ot Conger 20u turger i the A read ey we the people. ues wi ‘a vEWICK, 5,000 of u cent bouscs s ot e over JRCTT weriverca and Dumclsun v oi. in all of ihese piaces o cd e local daify. Connecticat bas bubdred and aiat)- Putanum and u 1,100, Lamtern torey aine tewsN, M. live pustelfice districts, i ~aa tural iree delivery roules. fue Sulictn s eold e wa and con all of the A sters Conmectiont | CIRCULATION average. 1901, 1905, average September 20 that the t signs which was be hoped mee of the board of trad will not be allowed to drop without exhausting all reasonable effort in its ve Whatever can be done in be half of more better in and 1e in demands Not only maintain 1ld be of a there the let where tween are not only and indisti quently Impossible to sign is maintained = ness of signs which purpose is best have occasion to What 18 needed is a sign the name be perfectl ground in r ters, and erec The importar ining such , should not kr util ce boa gns, ¢ the be oy ooked. CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION st how much politi camy nd contributors ar ng to be swaye ) hose witnesses before the Suizer intery for ended the money When the witnesses declar o j are satisfied with whate Governor | th Sulzer has done witt tions, it may relieve the | rounding t nst - | s alf wi s. and calls atten on about which to exercise more ca | Political transa are, of course | full of peculiariti when con- | butions are for the Adesix- nated purpose of campaien e it is indeed a generous and backer who does not mind whe they are used for h purpo: turned into a private spect a count The situation 1= of cou | xrard one among poll however reve ngs o ve profltable breach of when f are ed to attention he givers pav little or no to the dlsburseme f the funds, hut they are justified in ing ‘hat campalgn funds are for campaign pur poses. The future may bring such stipulation TIME TO STOP “SCRAPS.” It makes little difference whe hazing, an annual rush scrap there are limits beyvond such college activities frequently with fatal results, and the onlv sible action which is demanged abolish them. The evidence of the harm and danger which exist in such affairs comes from Purdue noi- versity In Indiana, where a long iist »f injuries and one fatality followed the annual “tank scrap. In deploring such exhibitions the New York Post well says: “The un- derlying cause of such clashes as these is a problem for the psychologist, bat mere parents and guardians will be so simple-minded as to wonder why fac- ulties permit them to continue nrt!l something appalling enough to «caher eaven excited undergraduates occurs. In the present instance, it appears that parents of students had expressed such strong opposition to the fight that the faculty had consented to it only after the upper classmen had agreed to 'reg- unlate’ it. This abdication of authority has had {ts natural resuit. Juniors and senfors can do much to assist their superfors in the administratien of discipline, but when a ‘elass s*rap’ reaches the stage it had reached at Purdue, it needs, not mending, but ending” § There is no more excuse for eveh wuiality than thers is for mersilues haziny, Such affaires may have de- veloped from harsiless eontests, but they have eertainly reached the neowar where they should be dispensed with or a latest The pesiofice requires 2,900909 wudsoltmnvwmflabum, bui it wowld be an endless task o meseure the rod tape which eaters taio CPRERALORS. all the deRartent | may STREET SIGNS. 2y | to FIRE GISTERNS. Hartford is mueh exercised ever the unearthing of an waknown hele in the ground near its city hall. It is a vault about elght feet Geep and five feet in diameter, built of a double row of brick in the form of a bottle, with stone cover and the remains of a p'ye- line leading into one side, It is do! clared that “no one can be found who remembers what {ts original purpose was." The vault is unquestionably one of the old time cisterns which used to be constructed for the purpose of fire pro- tection, the remains of the pipeline in- dicating the way in which the cistern was filled by the rain from the roof of some building, while it was through the top that the bucket brigade or e hand engines obtained their supplv of water. Tis location on a former church site indicates its purpose and the roofs which served as its watershed. A.number of just such cisterns have been encountered in the streets of this eity and there are today a dozen of these cisterns which have been put in state of repair and connectcd with the water mains, so that they P sady for nse. whenever occasion feuires, as draughting pools for fire engines. As sucn they are considered an asset by the fire department. Hact- ford has discovered an old time niece of fire fighting equipment. but is nor alone in the possession of such dence of antiguity. We dare s s_weil constructed and will hold w er today ATHLETICS HERE AND ABROAD. The st victories, earry th them tional championshi which hd sportsmen of 1% | country won o the Englis ory ates at the present mo. ment a very onesided situation. It is situation. however, which should en- courage rather t rage the ex- the wate st on temp nd matchin of sk strength only c for er determination re to regain the lost laurels Tt t only prov a pace to to baat to be there will amp in i there never was a fime when a exist 2th 3 EDITORIAL NOT n @ nint more effecti if every daz da mplec repn The am walk Now tha The ir way aeroplane the Te time: The Foss la he the of also cattle will raise now t How many more of Connecticut sa m,m of keeping beef from a dollar a pound rests with It takes some liminary practice | to get the college athletes properly started in the fall ,but the first day | for the rest of the students usually opens with Tush.’ It is unfortunate that Col. Bryan found it necessary to decline the in- vitation to sp: like platform ere. orwich would of pa close range. the opportunity at bility When Anthony Comstock calls at- tention to the need of suppressing any form of art or hook, an abnormal ad- vertising valie Is created which pub- lishers have come to appreciate. A Kansas judgo in giving an oppo- site Interpretation to the application of the Mann white slave law in sug cases as recently stirred California, points out the necessity of an early interpretation by the supreme court. England has submitted sueesssively to dsfeats o yachiing, polo, temnis | and gelf, Just to make things esm- plete 1his country sught te send ever 8 ericket teem and beat them at their own game. With twe Maine Voung women pleading guilty to smuggling liquor asress the Canadian herder, the en- foreciment of the probibition law in that stads must be changing from a fawes to melodiama. F# the powers do net belie their boast- el strengih, it i& time their influence Wwas exerled i bringing the Balkan qEasrel 1o an end and, the esiablish- ment of the new boundary lines be- fore another War serves (o increcase the tangie. Opening of the 213th Year For the University With Big Registrations—Students From Eastern Connecticut— Half Million Dollar Biological Laboratories to be Used + This Year. in the country, & corps of resident full- time professors and the extension of the case-system, supplanting the text- book methods, are the things for which Dean Rogers has fought and which he has gained. It is a noteworthy fact that of the graduates of the college last June the number entering Yale Law ‘hool falls short by only two or three (Special to The Bulletin.) New Haven, Sept. 26—Ushered in by the opening of the football season in the afternoon, and by the parade and snake dance arounsl the Green, and then the wrestling and Sophomore- Freshmen rush on the campus, Wed- day night—followed by some hazing, s said—Yale college and the other v only ty departments of their university opened | ¢ !hf“.h"ulmher enrolling in Harvard their deors today for the 213th time 14w school. The registration of the ¢ s will not T | be completed for several % it fthe | To Fill Pn;/f Taf&s ';;‘hzr in t:u 9\ga-,us. {Indications are for the largest enter- C‘"F""f ion, Vance cCormicl ling class ever in the college, and the | oF Pittsburgh, was elected in June and | | same is true for the Shefiield Scientitic 1€ took his seat for the first time on | school. Over 400 men are coming into | Monday. The corporation had a num- !the Acgdemical department as mem- | Der of important matters before it. bers of 1917, preliminary records show, The, corper arranged to give 14 the trend toward scientific edu- |adequate as eant Ken- | tion will prebably put the Sheff dall at the Yale Art school, who has frehmen over 450. accepted the divectorship, succeeding | The college authorities are hard put John F 1son Weir, who resigned aft- to it to find accommodations for the T o yoar "’\ pepvice atithe end ol the constantly growing number of students, ;145! Ccoli€ge year s § Thi 'S senior s overflowed the Speaial exercises were approved for th Senfor. | dorm Vanderbilt, | the next commencement to commemor- Connecticut and Welch and an entry ate the 1,001'?\ Rvergad of, the con- in Wright had to be given up to them. ! ferrir he first degrees at the Yale Freshmen. The Medical school. The Campus celebra- AT tion and the other informal features cated on ., ' of commencement week were left in the hands of the Alumni Advisory the campus an of room in the on BULLETIN'S SPECIAL YALE LETTER, board. | The @l | et it e St Latis B Ve | The half-million dollar University | back to the old private dormitories on Biological laboratories, probably ths |York street, now under college man- Most complete in the country have been agement, however, and now it look ed during the summer and will as if ‘even- these will not' long -d this year by the various ciussce the growing demands. t time. Another new build- In Sheff, too, there is a lot of con- {s ready for use this fall is Restion aurine the thrsi of wine ! boratory of Electrical and 1 . much larger types crowe ‘e hitherto been fraternit ve been installed, ranks of Hall, on the corner of Col- on High 1 all streets has been torn | Sests dhARS town down during the summer and on that i i 2 site has been begun the construction hell which will correspond ssing on his | irchitecture of the neighbor- lerbilt dormitories. Another house that all on Temple av while is ready effield built is . enue and Gro 11, it is announced Hall, it new fraternity dormitory to build With the introduction of the sem- ester system in Yale this year came a ngement whereby academic for the half of the year due at the office be- ) Failure was fi e noon from period Hendrick radu such es to the bur- 1d been seen be- middle of the term Portland, heiresses, coffee of one never Two Weem 0id. First Pim- , Then Rash. Began to Break ton Face. Suffered Terribly. Cu- | ticura Soap and Ointment Cured. the itc forward hooting A m h p me piay € T . Vt. — *“My baby oid when she began or her body first with pimples, then they would spread into a r whici woul « 1 Id ta time her body covered . even to her feet, was beginning to break She be- ng but a raw sore all over her that completely so it out on her face. wasg with and came littl “S0 in not and suffered terribly. spair I wrote for a sample of oap and Ointment and from the an to get better rapidly. I them 1t one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment. In a few d; I noted a great change for the better and in a month’'s time she was completely body cured (Signed) Mrs. W. B. Owen, Nov. j P 5, 1912. In regard to a successor for Dean Notonly are Cuticura Soap and Ointment most valuable in the treatment of eczemas and other distressing eruptions of skin and B¢ but no other emollients do so much Henry Wade Rogers of the Yale ip, G for pimples, blackheads, red, rough skins, o itching, scaly scalps, dandruff, dry, thin and ) } ling hair, chapped hands and shapeless o ol nor do it so economically. Sold by gists and dealers throughout the world. iled will seral sample of each mailed free, with come into « His ap- 1 Book. Address postcard * Cuti- pointment 1€ cond Federal cir- . T, Boston.” cuit, comn 3 York, . Vermont who shave and shampeo with Cu- e al bl 8 hailed with regret (i Soap will findit best for skin and scalp. by his ass es in educational work | in New H 1, for b part in the 4}.'7 | PSR U e NG velopbent and rise of the Yale {Law School has been more powertul | than that of any single man.Their re- gret is tempered by the fact that 1ms- sible arrangements may be made whereby Dean Rogers will still be able | A zio assortment of Me“ SCRs to give the school part,of his time and the benefit of his experience and per- MRS. G. P. STANTON, | sonality. During the decade Judge Rogers has | 52 Shetucket Street |been dean, the standards of the Yale | — e 5 55 {Law school have constantly ascended. Hequirements tor aamiceion raiccd o5| P C. ATCHISON, M. D., high as obtain at PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Roem 1, Second Floor, Shannon Bldg. Night ‘phone 1083 law school | any other AUTO REPAIRS AT SHORT NOTICE. Done RIGHT at a RIGHT price. Give me a trial. HARRY C. WASHBURN, Telephone 132-5. 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