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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
2ofalberidjts aus @aibinetou.
Wiin den eine Rormal-
w 9 dill e.


Gie Columbia !Seiebts Citizens vi.
location nabm in ibrer 8eriamnl.
lung, Die am 3irnftag Mbeno itatte
iaho, YeibIiiiie an, in ipelden lie Die
2nla9e elmer Normal : Sdiife III lie.
mem Sbeile Der Yumoes . ,Saaptitoot
perInnaen. Sn Der Yerionrmtuna
mllrben % neie Mitglieoer mniae.
nommen.
Nerpenficber IN 3nneb.
men,.
Nerpeniicbcr lit nod INNER i'm
3unebmen i'm Tiitrift Columbia. Sn
Der letter @ohe ipuroen q neue
Salle gemeloet, pabreno berittet
luuroe, oaB % Ierpenfieber . aranfe
IN Der Wofe pollitanoi9 seneieu no.
rem. lie 3abl Der DISQUALIFICATION.
fen I'M 9iitrift betrGat jest 1913.
@aibington bat iest flint gIattern.
foue, 3ipei nelie fomen IN Der letter
@ode bin5u. SefS neue Gipbtberi-
It's : Sale nuroen gemeloet. Die
3abI Der G%ipbtberitis : 8ranfen lit
iebt 18.
Ter Geutide Gag.
9ie 2nnoung Der erItcn oeutihen
ginpanoerer in Nmerifa, ole Grim.
Dung pon8ermantotun, Ybilaoelpbia,
iuurbe geiteru bonn .Nrion" burd) cine
Yilgerfabrt nod Mount 0ernon, Dem
@rabe oes 9aters Ses @aterlanbes,
George @aibinston, eefeiert. Yer
Gampfer Charles @acaliiter" bega-
ben iid Die .Nrioniten" nat Der
8rabitatte. Tort belt Sr. 3. ".
Rodar, oerErGiibent bes0ereins, cine
tur5e aniprade, pdbreno Mabbiner
Or. gbrabam Simon bon ser g9aib-
inatoner bebrGiihen @emeinoe Die
5eitrebe belt. rWir iteben aui benz
b~eili9lten Ylabe in Mmerifo," ioete
Or. Sinlon. Gr iprab Damn iiber
W~albtngtonS Jbaten uno iein Hins
ge1 fir cine conititutioneae Meaie.
rung uno Die @riinbuns ciner @epit.
bfif, Die allen Y~eoraneten cine GU
fllidt lei. Tam auf Den eieentIiten
3fped Der 5eier iibersebenb, iagte er:
r@ir limo bier, Die 9anoung Der er.
iten beutiten einipanberer in Die.
iem ireien 2anoe at feiern. Der Cent.
ihe iii fem 0anberer aus Snftinft.
ionoern feline Watur binbet ibn an sic
beimatblide Shoae. Dor 10 Sabr.
bnnoerteT iaete 1aeitiis, Die Iemto.
itcnI ieien Gin bduslites uno Elm irei.
beitsliebenoes 8olf. gber sic Terto.
men BADEN nod cine anbere bemer.
tenswertbe Gigenidait, ole Der
@riinoliffeit. @as er tbut, tbut er
griiu0lih."
Had Der Miidfebr tpurbe oie Setter
I'M 8e~reinslofale oes .Nrion" an Ser
ode BON 6. nro 10. StraBe iortae-
lett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07

2anbonfel gelcim t. - Nit
leerenl 8elo6eutel. aber reid oil Or
iahrunGeu. te6rtc DER 81 Sabre alte
Grneit GuIiion nod ieinem iricbli.
den eaitern Sbore-Seim 5uriid, nnd.
Dem e. cine Naht in ser 5itlihcn 30.
liaeiitation bintcr SdIoB ms &icacl
3ngebraht batte. Gr mar an 9iens.
tag abcnb 5uiammen nit Dem 10
Sabre alten Sarrp Ieimel bon Nr.
GOA, Oit.Erottitrabc, megen Rubejto.
rung uerbaftet iuorben. 8eim 8erbor
Dor 8id)ter Sebb CAB Guaiion OH, er
babe Iein,el bel ieiner Mnfunft in
Baltimore fennen geIernt, nit Dem.
lelben mebrere binter bic ginoe &C.
golien' mo iei onnn I'M S. beitoblen
lporoen. Iariiber ici er nit Geimei
in Streit g%crotben unb ihIieblif nit
Sebterem ein9eitcft moroen. Garoui-
bin mo auf sic Mnaabe bes Ser.
geanten Barn, baB CT Ieimel fir
einen 9uuerniGnger boltc, ser hier
anfommeloen 2%anoonfeln oen groben
Glepbanten 5eige nnb Damn iiber'S
DIR baue, iuurbe Gcimel nit $25 uno
Soften beitrait, m1breno Guaiion nit
Ger Meiinng ieiner @ege 5ieben buri.
te. lid BON Baltimore in 3ufnnit fern
81 baltcn, lpas er rcd,t gcrn periprat.
ShleGt be5oGlte @utber.
5igfeit. Muf idmGblide @eiie
ipuroe bieIer Gage 5rou @nl. Sor.
oeitp BON Nr. 924, Noro.Goenltrobe,
fir ibre @utber5igfeit bcIobnt. PM
lebten Somita9 fum Elm etruo IA Soh.
re altcS Neaermabhen sll ibr uno CT.
iild)te I'M I,tinobme nit Dem Yener.
fen cine @oiie uno ipobnnnsSlos 5u
iein. Tron Sarbeitp fam Sem 8ur-
lde nod, aber bereits am Montoa
rerldmano i6r Shiiblinu unb nit
oemIelben ein &oicnfronS, cine Dol.
oene lhr nn0 Settle unD cine SUIT.
MABEL I'M @erthc bon $Gs. sic Yuli.
3ei feS norb6itlidcn 9iltrifts. lpeid)er
5ran Sarbelip oeu Giebitabl berid.
tete, gIalbt. Dob baS peridmunoenc
HeaWmHoden iiir einen anoercn
GiebltabI perantluegtIid lit, Ser i'm
llprolidlen Staoitbeil periibt ipurbc.
~ rnnh all, ser &arriion-
Strabs. Sll Der Wobnuna scr
Yebriioer @nrpies. Ntr. 900. Sarriiou.
SirnBe, entitanb eeitcrn Woraen fmrs
Dor s lt6r onf mtbeTnnlte 9eiic
Jeiler. meld)eS lueitig Sdooen, aber
grobe Nuiregung in ser Madbar.
ld)aIt peruriadte. Sogar ser Stra.
beibabnpcrfebr an Der Gan Stra6e
trnrSc cine 3cit lang uuterbrodcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07

SIREN 90. Weburtstag be-
9ing eeitern bel better @%eiunbbcit
Irau NaIburga Nobel bon Nr. 1907,
@orneritraBe. Der Jrauen = 8erein
Der epang..lutb. ct. Sobanniss&irdle,
an Der Noro : GalpertitraBe, oeiien
MitsIieb bas greiie @eburtstogsfino
ieit pielen Sabren mar, licb iid) Die
@elegenbeit nld)t nebnien, Die 9reiie
Tame aui piirbi0e @eiie ST. ebren.
5rau Mobel ipurbe oaber nud ben
Standardization Der Stride be-
idieorn, iuoielbit ibr 1rau Drieoerife
3iuanaiger, Die Hraiioentin, nit ciIter
BerSIideu 0ratulations : gniprade
Gin Bouquet ~iiberreid)te. aud) go.
itor Sugo Gibelbera grotulirte benz
greiien 8eburtSta9sfinbe I'M Namen
Der @cmeinoe unb gum Shluiie uur-
ben Grfriidunaen icrpirt. Gie gr-
r%aneements fir Die 0eier bate Der
Norltnno getroffen, ndmlid 5rou ).
Npan5iser. Y%rGiioeutin, 5rau Selma
Gidelberg, 9iee +. Er1iioentin, Srau
GIi3abetb &onger. Sefret1rin, unb
Srau Gliie 9admanL SdaBmeiite.
rim.
Bon berab aIIeno c NJ
Brett getrofen. Der 13-iGb-
rige 5eIir Moiohr5ef. Der Sobn oes
Srn. Sol. @oiodr5ct bon Ger. 705,
Siio . 9urbamitrabe, ipuroe, wdb-
reno or iid an eii,eu nebcn Der ai.
iteniabrif bon Senrp Sbiemeper II.
80. eebori9en SolSbauien angelebnt
baite. bon cinem berabiaucnocn, 10
Sub langen Brett aui Den 9opi &c.
i%rofien. Sn belpuBtloiem 3uitanoe
iparbc Der anabe in Die IN Der Mabe
aelegene @obnung bes Srn. @ineent
Yiedoiusfi bon Mr. 842, Sib.@ono-
Strabe, 9etraaen mo Or. s. 8ebber4
ger BON Nr. 1909. Mlicenunaitr., i'm,
drotlide Siilfe l%eiitete. Cine llnteriilr
dung eraab, Dab Der anabe ihmere
innere 0~erlesuueen erlitten bate.
Sein 3uitanb Gilt oils beoentIid).
rYoIi5eiberidt iii Sen
@nnut september lit ioebcn
pcIenoet moroen. Teinielben Suiolge
,pnrhen 2676 8erboitunaen porae.
nonlmell, mornuter 1925 @cibc mo
951 Heaer iuaren; 22S2 mnren nlGmi.
lidei, uno 1874 lpeibliden @eihlehtS.
Negen &ubeitor,tng lpurbeu olIein
1881 Yerioncn beitrait unb lucaen
,manItGnoigen 9etrngens ia. Sm
gausen Waren sc pl0slide Tooes-
i1ae unb 45T uniaIle su ocrSeid)ncn.
lie arobic 3abl Der I'M Muslanbe
@rbcrcnen iianmte als ,MrbIonb,
nGmlid 1872. 337 Ser @erbaiieten
batten lpeber Mo6nuiig nod 9eibdi
tiaitnQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
Gan bsbalte i'm Weo6dtnif.

Sic meroen nie elm cnhcreS Bier
trinfen, lpenH Sic einmal oas 3la.
id,enbier Der Geo. 8iintber, iun.,
Yrnu.Go. periud)t babeu. Ias 3eiriie
her 8einen fir 5amilien.@ cbraud).
Tireft in Der graucrei aui nlnidcu
oefiiat. Site, 3uei Iusenb 6laideL
500. 0eitelit BON Der Nrnuerei =
6. & g. ,Vbone. @olie 90 eocr pom
S;hiaips Bros, Aseitci,.
(N.i4,I i %, Sa--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
einIohuna bon nfn.

Ginfabnng BON 81 Yao o.
Sr. Gowaro Saline, Serausseber bes
sGentid)en Gorreiponoenteu," bot
bonn Wapor mo Stootratb BON 81
Faio, Ieras, cine Ginlaonng crbal.
ten 81 Dem Gmpfang Der YrGIioenten
Gia3 bon Merifo uno 5aft BOZ, oen
Yer. Staaten, pelder BORT am Gam.
itag, Den i6. Sftober, itattiinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
9aep. s. Diea,r e Co.,
217, Cf.1aItimpre.S tre6e.

DeutI&es un6 onoeres olsIdnSi.
ites @clo gefauft uno pertouit.
@eloienounsen beiorst nod 1euti&p
lato. Deitrei&, &uBIo,o u. |. 10.
DeMieI uiseefteuf auf onsI6nSii&e
Wonfen. Gre6ttbrieie unA ErobeIer1
gtsaass. V-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
". 4aRert.
t~aitimore'S 0rutiAer Ybstosrapb.
d0lAAtt
Worb.0et.Gtrate.

Wor6'Uat. Strakt.
Gin eritflaiFses 0ciAaft fit erit.
tialfae Nrbeiten, anS trine bSberen
*reiie, ais Sic anbtrstpo besablen.
Sp'dialitGt, yereiusaruppen nnb
5auiliensrnppeh. Nersr5heraasea
aad alton @iISefa nMttr Waraatie.
.adjten Sic aaf sbiSs AsreKt; q
1T ~ Sbrem Nsrt1tiis.
aeine Yerbinbxns nit iraenb d.
aeu, a1berea otx3ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07

@eloienbunsen nod HeutidIar4
uno Oeitreih . lln9orn fiber unb
i&neu beioret. 8, 10 un6 20 Torf.,
ictpie 10 uno 20 aronen s4eiue az
pertarfen.
Stss. 8. 1ie1er & g.,
.fo-' ~ 2t7. On.8aItr-r..sts
@iQet' Aaentet. (272)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-07
&ptis.
Nehbel's cii.aises GiaSie.

SsStrmann frnut bic sss ars &c.
isferte Mrbcit; mir benfea ni4t Do.
raa. mus ielbit su lub,p seutern ibfr.
taRen sizes nuierrn Qeitnaeen. ,aeiat
Ereppen bel ms 81 criteiaea. 2ANen
Sir lid non Nmberen ai&t tSni&en.
g eiebt MIR Elm eia5iaes &ebbeI.eta
bio nab Sies befiaSet ii& i'm Yarterre.
Hdtem Sic aaf Sas Sans, no nhier
Wau,en anf Shirea auS HesRssn
Hebt.
Refine Asratrn. Gin VreiS.
adten Gle anf
-Gebbel's-
32l Rsro.OeH-Gty., nate GiAt.
0sa1a.xAG,1N
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Wits BEN Mathbanie.

- ~"
i%nmmenfunit in 81 Taiu einae.
laoen. = Die nMmericun Street
9igbting Go." erbGlt abermols
ben Gontroft fir Ole StroBen-
geleibtung.
Wopor Wobool erbielt geitcrn cine
Ginlaoung bon Dem Wapor uno
Staotrotb bon 81 &qie, 1eras, um
an Den 1eitlid)feiteil, weldJe ull Is.
Sttobcr gelegentIih Der 3uiommcn-
Emit 5ipiihen Dem N%rGiiocnten 5ait
mo hem Erdiioenten Gia5 BON Meri.
to. Itattfinoen, 5beil gu nebnlen. Use.
gen Mangcls an 3eit muBte er ub.
iehneu.
Ger StroBen d.
tungS Gontraft per.
gebcn.
Ter Gontraft fir Die StroBen.gc.
ltHdtung Der Staot iiir bas Sabr
1910 puroe geitern ser american
Strect 2iabting 60" 5ugeiprpd)en,
lnio 3iuar iperbcn Die Napbtba.2am.
zen b%cibebolten. Nidt piel bGtte &c.
Ittlt. 10 bate Die nGouiolioateo Sos
ono Gelectric 0iabt Co." meld)e lid
erhot. eleftriihe 8liibliftcr an SteQe
Ger Napbtba-2 ompen ein5uiiibrcn,
Cen Gontraft erbolten. Sic ltcllte ies
cod Die 9eoingul9, oaB Der Gpntroft
auf ote 3citbauer pun brei Sobrcn
oh9elhloiien nerben miiiic. uno oo.
roui nollte it'd Die Gontrott.Y cb6roc
l'idt cinlaiien. Superintendent DC.
G'len bonn Observation-Disclosures &c.
rrrtement beriftcte, Dab 5000
SiroIcn mabreno oes perganacncl
NnbrcS erboben morbGn ieien, iueiI 10
rltlt Napbtbo.2 ampeu erloiden, i,no
olelcr gcriGt ueruriadte Sebenfen
utter Den WitalieOcru Der Yeboroe.
anein oa Ole 8ertreter Der .Gonioli.
oateo @os ono electric Go " iih nidt
L%crbeilaIien molten, cincn Gontroft
AMI Gin Sabr ab5uidIieben. bIieb ser
@cboroe nidlts iibrig. oils sic Sade
hti'm alten bcrpenben 81 Iaiien. Iic
"Nmcricon 2igbting &c." miro alio
1888 @oslomnen ~ $40 IN nr,
Qnmpe %unterboIteu uns toao Nonh,
.o.oompcu All S26 nro et;;4 J;eiern
unb mtcrboIten Tir Worror GoI.
licl 60" BON memnbis hotte cin W,.
ocbot iiir NosbeIe,dt,no ouein i;;r
500 pro anImn,fnp ciuoehroht nnh,
luuroc aid 6ieies p%erporieu. ga bem.
iclben Sic Treiiabr. aiauiel ouhoftetc.
Die Gontrnft6eboroe peraob ierner
Den Gulttraft fir Sen ftmbou Ser
6cueriprite Mr. 5 fit $219G. 80 an
sic ,Gonlbineo 4dooer g."
Eraiti Va Sc d9nii,t6It f;;r
TpirS oft. gdftim re
Gic ,{reiboo {. @onumi1Iion bicJt 10.
I,ern cine sih,,no o6. n meJlher Sic
Grribtn,no elmer ne,lcn aoSe.gn,tolt
al Monument. unb GaIlas . strobc
teiprohen wrroe. Ias @elo iiir SOS
0ebduoe, wcltes inter Der Muilitt
see @ebdubc. S~nlpeftors aebol,t pirS.
ut bercits 6cuiaiat porocu. 0os
tenporGre 9oo In Der Nabe oes Grus.
StraBcn.M arftes miro uGbreno Scr
@intcrmonote aeidloiien, oooeacu
Miro n1ditcs Sohr in hem;e(ben DIN
a'c'3apporaf %allgebrad)t.
Sn 5mci 0ohen.
Wapor Mobool muroc ae,tern bon
Scr rNnerican Nuoit &c." benod,rit.
tiet. oaB ser 9erid)t fiber Die Bidder.
9'rpiiion neblt Den GmpipbIuuaeu in
3mei @oten uoaenoct ieiu miro. In
Inbetrndjt Ocs llmItanoes, ooR Scr
Charter reoioirt miro, biiritet iubei.
i'm oiegmpicbluracu Ser gubit.0om.
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$taot baltimore.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

,,Nfaeemie"-Qa Cole Suuer uno bic Osuien.
,Muotfprtnm"-.3be Niue Wioufe".
,Nurb's"-p6 ouies Of 1909.
,SpItbap"-. My Mariners 6irl".
uWlarpianS" - aeiib's pMu "'gauoe'
,,Srahmure 9aEuu," Gde 5raHi,trs II. Yacl.
strabe So Seoen abenb Gon5ertU'uff unb
Ieine BauoeotIIe.
CIR. Ala, gSeftfSnpette. Strabe. = Seben Mbero
nm 8 ilbr erobeS CONCERT oes Baltimore
AiinitIer.G uurteft".
,Srshinm.f amen Werein"-Miitipot, ben 10.
Cftober, anfiernsg ouptr. Bazaar unb Iat5 In
Ser nSrobfinus5Gle". a
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Spnnenaaf. nnb 1tnteraaua.

Smlucnaufgon9 ..,...,. 6 ~. s W.
Seunenunteraang ..s... . II. ~ w.
Ionhauieana # II. 80 VI, Nadts.
Slutb ..,...... ~ Il. 80 N. gtadts.
Slirtb ,~..,..,. / u. 30 ~. 9tad)m.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-09
Tho Maxwell Still Going.

When F. J. Tyler of Boston started Maxwell touring car in Boston, on March IS, for a run of 10000 miles, to be made without once stopping the engine, there were many who felt cer- tain that the feat would never be ac- complished, for never has an automo- bile gone the distance without stopping the engine many times. Yet in spite of this fact the engine has now been running three weeks, having covered $500 miles without once stopping, run ming "A hours each day with never a let up, and never so much as the miss ing of a single explosion.
 Never has this been accomplished by an automobile engine, and never ill fact has any passenger vehicle traY- eled this distance under it's own power without a stop. It Is a distance not easily realized, more than three times the distance from New York to San Francisco, yet the Maxwell has done almost all of this to date without the least engine trouble.
 The run to date has been the wonder of the automobile world, and never has any automobile event attracted the at tention that the one now in progress has, for it is, to say the least, a revela- ton of the capabilities of a Maxwell engine
 Bernard Ring, on Chestnut street, is the local agent for this machine. See him before placing your order. See adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-09
Vaudeville at ths Broadway Theater
 Next Week.

Sit up straight and take notice that Norwich will sec during the week of April 12th some of the finest yaude- vile that has been before the public 3n this city in many months. Tie Broadway theater has every advantage in giving these fine productions. Its @tage size. it's equipment for lighting. It's breadth Of curtain. all will help to make thess acts satisfactorily put on.
 The people of Norwich will be peas ed to hear that the WiIlard's Temple of Music Is to be one of the many acts at the Broadway theater next week. which Is 6aid to be the greatest music act in tho world.
 If you are feeling blue come and hear Gardner and. Golden, the two fuAnv men in black, they will make you laugh until you cry.
 Emmett and McNeil, novelty singers and dancers, are the real thing and be sure and see this.
 The greatest comedy dramatic sketch, entitled Before the Play, is a wonder, and Margaret Keene and Co. make you glad that you went to the Broadway theater.
 Sandy Donaldson's singing, dancing and Representations Is what we all have been waiting for and will please every body.
 Everybody that sees ths perform snce Monday will be sure to come and see 1t two or three more times during the week. The moving pictures are changed every Monday and Thursday and will be of the kind to please ev- SFybodX
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-09
Prof. John puxhurY.

AP. John Duxbury is about to make his third visit to the United States. His perfect mastery of the art of elo- czttOn, his magnificent voice, his de- vout Christian character inspire great interest in his fine scriptural recitals, while his ability in miscellaneous pieces, both grave and humorous, great ly please and fascinate the young peo- ple His rendering of the Life of Jo- ssph is high toned, vivid, picturesque and Full of feeling. The audience not enly hear. but see the characters, and sbove all the self effscement Of the re- eiter, lends the greatest charm to this beautiful story. Prof. Duxbury sailed from England on the Mauretania. now due in New York, and makes almost his first appeAranee in the Osgood Me- morial on Easter Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-09
IMp0RTANT Is always found --"-@ - 0-A on this page.
 Read the small RIT0TNECG NEWC advertisements DOOAIs1OO carefully.
WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT.

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at Sheedy's Auditorium.
 Motion Pictures and Illustrated Songs Ut Roderick Theater.
 Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs at Breed Theater.
 ssdgwick Post No. l. c. A. R. meets In Buckingham Memorial.
 Columbian Commandery, No. {. K T.. hleets in Masonic Temple.
 Gardner Lodge, No. 46, K. of F., meets in Eagles Hall.
 Norwich Commandery. No. 6S7. U. O. E. G., meets at g Clin Street.
 Loyal H. H. Orgood Lodge. No. s92o, |. o, 0. F., M. U., meets in Poneman Hall, Taftville.
 Atachinists, Union, Local No. 6s, tneets in c. l.. U. Hall.
 Lodge Oscar, No. SG. V. o. of A. meets In Foresters Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-09
LEGAL NOTICES
RECEIVERS SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Honor able Superior Court of the State of Connecticut, I will sell at public auc- tion at the factory of The International Danielson. Conn. Saturday, April 10, 1869. at 9 a. m., the following machin- cry tools. implements, supplies, office furniture and fixtures now contained in said factory: One 10 H. P. oil engine and dynamo. l 20 H. P. engine, 50 zine. l. 4 H. P. engine, .12 H. P. en- zines, 3 IF H. P. engines. l IT. P. engine and pump, 1 air compressor, all the piping for heating, all electric wiring and fixtures, all belting. shaft. belt lacingi. 23 muffers.. 10 reverse clutches. 2 lever pumps, 12 cans of oil. 3 anchors. all the primary and sec ondary wire. lot of vises and benches, lot of oil tanks, 3 reversing propeller line tanks, 39 wooden pulleys, lot of wrenches, lot of assorted pipe fittings, lot of bolts, nuts and washers. lot of oilers. lot of brass piping and fittings, l air compressor and tank, A fire pails 1 pair chain falls. 100 gallons kerosene crude oil, 1 barrel machine oil. about 50 tons of coal, 1 large Diebold safe, lot of office chairs desks and furniture 1 typewriter lot of spark coils, lot of iron and brass castings, together with a lot of other small implements and sa me time and place will be sold the equity of redemption in the factory and land connected herewith.
 Terms of sale-Cash.
 Dated at Danielson, this .22d day of March, A D. 1909.
 JOHN A PAINE. Receiver.
 O. w. Bowen, Auctioneer.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-09
Easter shoppino at tn. Mobican.

Easter with all It's attendant joys and pleasures will be incomplete with out the usual holiday supply of the many good things to eat which are now rolling into town by the train load.
 The Mohican company has been an ticipating an unusually heavy trade, and for some time past has been mak- ing preparations to supply their patrons with all kinds of pure meats, smoked hams. fresh, new laid eggs, vegetables, butter, fancy and staple groceries. fresh fruits. and an exceptionally large as sortment of baked goods.
 The shopper wishing to select her needs will find an abundant variety at her disposal, and the wise housekeeper will do her trading early.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-09
At the Roderick.

Large audiences greeted the Passion Play. which was shown at the Roderick commencing Thursday. It will be con- tinued all week. In addition to the above there were shown a new thrilling western picture, A Cowboys Argument, and Talked to Death. Mir. O'Neil ren- dered The Holy City in a very capable manner. and was applauded loudly. A special feature for the remainder of the week will be Miss Jennie Heffernan @ well known local soprano, who pos sesseS a sweet, clear voice. She SJill sing The Palms. All ladies remember that on Saturday afternoon a beautiful Easter souvenir will be presented to every lady to the extent of 200. Don't fail to attend this week. at the usual admission. five cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-09
BREED THEATER.
The Curtain Pole Screaming Moving
 Picture Success.

What promises to be one of the most successful bills shown at the Bred theater is now on and the audience left the theater last evening in 8 hilarious mood, after witnessing the big comedy picture, The Curtain Pole. There is not a dull moment in this picture, and from the moment the Frenchman pur- chases the pole until he reaches the house with it there are more laughs to the minute than in any other pie ture ever shown at this 'theater. There is a tremendous demand for this pie ture, so the. manager will be able to hold it only until Saturday, but it will be shown at every performance on that day.
 The highly interesting, romantic and tragic history of Charlotte Corday is vividly represented, and to add to its interest it Is beautifully hand colored.
 The Tragic Love is another feature picture. produced by the American Biograph company. and is great nov city in the story line. and is very ab sorbing in it's interest, as is the sweet little story of His Wards Love, that deals with the mutual love of a young minister and his ward.
 The Assassination of the Duke de Guise is a strong picture, but very ac- curate in every detail, completing an excellent programme. Madam Morelle and Mir. Delaney sing at each perform ance.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-09

Mrs. wIggs Of the Cabbage Patch" comes to the Broadway theater~o on Sat- Trday, April 10, matinee and night. The comedy Interest of this three act foot light adaptation of Mrs. Alice Hogan Riee'O stories made by Mrs. Anne CrGwfurd F1exner centers in the mirth provoking episode of MT. Stubbins and his nnatrinenfal designs upon little Mis- Hazy, the meek and shiftless ne5ghbor of Mrs. Wiggs. This portion of the original fiction has been elab- orAted to a notable extent, until the audience Is kept in a state Of merri- mslyt from the beginning of the play until the end. Lovey 5Iary's runaway flight from the orphanaEe with Little Tommy has been chosen by Mrs. Flex- ner in the great plot of the dramatic ver%on. The play is arranged in three aetR an the Scenes of which are laid in the Cabbage Patch" The cast of. 7s principal characters comprises al most all of the now familiar figures while several new ones have been in trodmced, most prominent among them being Hunkerd0nkus Jones, the matrl- Elonial agent, who introduces MT. Ssub- bins upon the scene as e bridegroom. The Juvenile element of the stories in which Mrs. Rice proved to be such an eppreciattYc observer has not been overlooked in the dramatization, and all the Wiggs children, Asia, Australia and Europena and Billy, picturesque little Tommy and peg-legged Chris, are all introduced Into the scene
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-09
A LITTLE KISSING.

Correspondent sends in tho fualowtu . Tipping with his own addition: A little kissing,
 Now and then, ffE Is why we have
 The married man. -Birmingham (Alal Age-HsraiA A little kissing,
 Too, of coursa N Is why we have
 The quick divoroA Chicago Record-Her71d "A little kissing'a
 Lots of fun
 If you can kisa
 The proper one Cleveland Leader. The proper one
 That may be ..1.t The wife or doE,
 Or wee baby