Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 28, 1915, Page 4

Jorwich gnllet.in and Goufier 119 YEARS OLD subscripfion price 12c @ vvegln ;s 50 & menth; $6.00 @ Year. Entered at the Postefce, “Telopnone Calls: Bulletin Bualness Office 450. Bu!!el‘n Editoriai Room: 35-3. Builetin Job Office 35-3. Whlimantic Ofice, Room % Muorray | Mullding. Telephone 310. The Circulation of The Builetin The Bulletin has the largest eiroulation of any paper in East- ern Connecticut and from three to four times larger than that of any in Norwich. It is delivered to over 3,000 of the 4,053 houses in Nerwich, and read by ninsty- three per cent. of the people. In Windham it is delivered to over 900 houses, in Putnam and Danielson to over 1,100 and in all of these places it is consi ered the local da Eastern Connecticut has forty- nine towns, one hundred and sixty.five postoffice districts, and sixtv rural free delivery routes, The Bulletin is sold in every town and on all of the R. F, D. routes in Easterm Connecticut. CIRCULATION 1801, zverags 1805, averace 5,920 SN SRRERIRREI SNt RRIR IR RN PRIANSY HIDIRRERRS FRD EISIINPIHEIIPH DB IIINNNNN S ADRINRRS 2ISIIIN casssescescone: esasesascesersossassescasante railroad offici , discharge to th oplane hould be stopped are war vessel mal law prohibited ch 2, on the ability to airships are war rel: uch they? nfined to such e said of the airship in war, it © many othes onfined or the necessary me horse, in m all and itary It may be pessible, ax Count Berr torff savs, that dro-aeroplanes ar » be considered els” but su o8 to THE “SCRAP OF PAPER.” Now Herr hancelior of occasion to claim t ths Belgium did not m thereto, b t his reference the attitude of Great Bri ai, Just w! he should +«ix months before caili rion of the worid to t! airs and to the injustice that had heen | lone him and country is hard to inderstand The attempt to show that Germany invaded and violated the treaty and devastated Belgium hecause there was Norwich, 5553026500 308050035305895920530304 5 2 112430903 18305 three | naval more the von Berthmann Hollwez. akes | aty as a scrap of paper 1 the attitude of Germany have waited | g the atten-| tate of ef- | Zoing to the support of its allies had nothing to do with Belgium. Ger- many knew the value of a quick dash upon Paris and it acted and its ac- { tion showed what its attitude was to the Belgian treaty. Iven without the words the vielation characterized it as a scrap of paper. ve that it would have eventually gone to the aid of France, the invasion | DROFPING JEROME umstances this t0 a as hel USE SHOU .D BE RES onal measure: ose who predic ths date. ed the war wo are havin, me of t well to ign ° believes that New | noed women W to i- | = are be- legislature but hout as much There is one t'wmg | that ¢ a lot of people who will never be charged with causing an ab- | normal disappearance of wheat. { ure and that as | ed so Iung to you Mr. Jiggs, Im !ure s oier sl - 3t-| “When a fcllow sees so much of a girl titude would forth hearty ap-|she has a rght to think..that is, I am proval ar wed as a conserva- re seemed to you that | 3 but where e in coming!’ | ¢ stently made anything at | York justice ared the voung wo- e 1 3 ust ALy >u had a good time and so must await e “On, I & the voung mth cried in | fervently. n’t know when I've Thawlemo ed anything as I have my visits of Jerome must| With You Ail that has worried me— sing to the 1 mean, I was afraid you'd made | o mmey | Woman, remorselessly. resting her chin “I—er—T've been calling on you for ; . a long time, now, haven't 17°| her. Of course, in a \ That was enough for Great Britain enly asked the serious young man | sacifice for a m to act. While there are reasons to be-| w fh the high forehead. iooks it in a cold, businesel “Why, T sorry the time has seem- g woman with the The 3 oung n coughed and took 2 een here a lot,” he rushed on. SURPRISING HIM could spend a lot of marry What I've offcred you!” young woman said { lnow when I've so much! -but, 3 thank heaven, T am not T can do things cheerfuil of Belgium hastened the time ama[Srled tho young wo s to look provided an additional teason. The gazped Tl e et ih | the EyGans b et chancellor may infer a Jot of things|the forcheaq, -1 dida't madn That! Mot | theiling. - Ave vou breaki but hie cannot blot eut the et all, Miss Gringle—Ethel! 1 was|to me thaj you're now enza | | his zovernment or the contempt that| just calling attention to the fact, that | one?” 1 ! awn for the confidence of Bel- | 1% 1 was explaining why—I know you| The vouns man wp 9 must have wondered—" chfully. “Fthel gium. ~ “What?” demanded the dimpled can vou? I SE young woman, fiatly. stood Yh(\l my fets s s = art. “It was seven months| The veung woman looked down The acton 9 ihe ghioEper Seomm] he siated, “that we met. 1 felt]drew 2 deep breath. \When she looks of New Yo B Sepensing withi 5\ i —that is, T mean to say—|up there were no dimples on her face the services of Attorney Jerome aS|er—and l've felt that you must & or kindness in her e i special counsel in the Thaw case, with |had the same—er— But,| “Good AP { which o has been connected from the|of course, it would done to| languidly. curiot | tart will much surprise and|have rushed One never can 1 would. I've mever given| 8 Fill recaonttion ot} Tel! the least thought to you in thai re- | A ten 971 "The youns woman with the dimples|gard, Mr. Jiges! I just looked upon work, especially inf cast an expressive look upon the lJamp- |Yos as a casual caller like nearly all E the return of the de next her and then turned large. : 1t state, if the state-|innocent eves upon her caller. 111" said the young man with the | | communication of dis-|don’t believe” she murmured softly,|high forehead, getting to his feet, pale i cere, but thie needs of|‘that I understand you, Mr.|with indignation. *“T must t | apparent aced first. > saying?” you have very little apprec . “Oh, my, no! You wro appreciated an go News. —Chi OTHER VIEW POINTS you'd have a right to think, you when I've appeared here so ch, that I—" “Yes? prompted the dimpled ung and staring at him hard. “of that!” sighe igh forehead. k that while amusing them- breaking sor sentimen the ts are beauw dimpled young| rmured exactly n mode: ith mu: protested T'd bave to t obtainable the as ance thai{ But for that Vi Tet no one tireat Britain would remain neutral|would have thought that Col, Bryan | fails to sbow that Great Britain had| had time, to say nothing of the inclina- | no respect for Beigium and the treaty.| tion, to Tun an employment bureau/ The fact is that the first test of re- = R spect for the mneutrality of Belgium| Those bills before the lezisiature foll upon Germany. It knew that its|requiring only three hours of school quickest route and the one of lea: resistance lay through Belgium. Ee- sausge Emgland might not refrain from and no examinations ought to ‘comuaid a representative gathering | of school children at the hearings. st|a aa with the whole haps it was bec fright- | of the deserv a trea usurpe nerit,” nrought nobles with him, where the 1 nents were r as follows That Richard, Harl of | onings| in the Coun Thoma eaton, in the| and, had, on ne 'third year of “the reign of conspired with a number ‘of- men {o have led away the Lord Edm: Barl of Mar into Wales, and to have procured hi iment of the realr e mt on to sh as guilty being in the plot ng from tland one Trump- tington, and another one resembling in shape, favor and countenance King Richard, and Henry, Lord Scroop, of Mashar® w: - indicted as cor that follow, his- fent, but we know t the vas ut by whom, in convicted, what manner or form ord here then wrote a letter on the| brother, Thom- | ce, calling him to| he following Monday to try rs and to proceed to their vl tilen wrote a let- g it by a peti- preserved. appear on prisor y LLea-]Lll'fl and sover- eyne lege Io; rd York.zwore grace of all and very legeman, e of all manner of 1 have done, as- entyd to in heny kinde, by steryng of oder folhe ezgyngeme there to, wherevn I wote well I have hyle offendyd to zowre hvnesse. “Beseechyng zow at the reverence God, that zow (o take me into the nds of zowre mercyful and prtouse grace, thenkyng zee wel of zowre gret suodnesse. his very. very effusive and eloguent though oddly worded request, was not much heeded, for Henry did not spare the life of the Earl, and therefore, he along with Scroop and Grey, were be- neaded, and the Earl's head and body interred in the chapel of Gods-House in Southampton. On the 7th of Au- gust of the sarfis year the King grant- of stead stocks and b { expension if any more bargain Democrat. with are not str A’\J the s ed a parden to the Earl of March. {ave you noticed hu barometer—mean} rket—keeps right strength who . prices. The time grow 1 of new b This is freak m public nesd. ooner the W cngress The sh n event ing basis of Bonaparte in La—\gcn The Adelphi, whici rebuilt, possesses a plau have been the London Napoleon Bonaparte. grandfather of the James Colman, of Leicester squs tradesmen all decl membered meet usurper” durin paid to glia agree that he lodged in Ge Adelp but differ whether was 17 2 of his thro: street haDs knewledge of Londor ich rstoni casionally a coffee houSe oppc land House, where self in reading,” turnity prove room.”—Pall Mall Gazette, Caire—The Cairo is almost a must cording to the East. years old. But it very nearly upon the was the Roman Babylon of Egyn not vet had ded Fustat its founder's skin tent for which this is Ara and the of Fustat -vu'n ives today in which was formerly made there ally came the new city of Masr Kabira (the Victorioue), which E peans now call Cairo, while the preferring the other part of the word <3l it Masr.—Lendon Chrenicla Morning again! That means— hot griddle-cakes spread with Crystal Domino Syrup a zest-giving break- fast to start zhe day! 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