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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

pc, ucld)c 0icie Wod2 inn nNtcp
MonunclltoL = S0cntcr" goltirt, nllr
sic beitcn arGitc oif Dem Gel0c Der
&lrlcaQile %0rluouncn. Nilobilbldc
WiG0dch cinl6nleid]cllOc Mlllif,
mrunocrbnrc S5cnericn mo be5oll.
bcruOc aoitiin,c bringcn bic 0orbie-
tlllgcn Der Empire (rnppe" ollf
ric 60diic Stltfc. Die Srlppe bringt
bier Die bciDcn @eiqn09poiicn ySbe
tuo Yifcr3," it,. 81 ltig1t III q &otbS-
teller" 5ur Eorltclluig. Gcr nrfoni;
id,e Giolog mqdt pas &ublifunt nit
Ncn ncllcitcn @itep bctormt. Inter
Den 5ouptooriteGerp. iipP, crwab-
ncn5mcrtb:; ,Tpm WcTqc, Sipno mlo
Gmcrion, 8npIifcr SlNlNlo, i, @bite,
&oie mo GlfiS. .pqo ,grSSa6s @areen
Gin Grip" n1tf N%hafhIpa bcS
Stiide9 lit ciHG ala4Gpoe, pnp tono
iibcrau gnlii beionNcrc2epnrlDcrulg.
UeinopilicrllIaBPA 't'Ioeh tp9llN WOO
ilnec'n itatt- a,. ..la2. .,.,..r
| - ia 5 OF phi i. Snh tier"
Cos &5iloocG5ru Ort,itcr, pei.
len Gonicrtc oalpittcrlid, cinen mid.
tigcn 1nftor in Der 9dItiiitotcr Nh.
IiteSonion bil0en, miro lid nn Den
Wipntooa- Nbelbcn Oca 10. 9tourlbcr,
IS. Gc5cnlbcr. Il. $onlnr, 7.sScbruur
un0 I. M0r5 in Der r2pric" borcn TAI.
len. Gic noditcbcnoen SoIiitell
mur0en fir Die Nultimorer GonSert.
Scric %GcmOnncn; Dtooonlc Scrclo
Gorrcno Yiorlo) $40. Sorolb Hol-
oolpb mo Grncit Nlttd)elon Gin Dor.
trGgcn iiir jlpei aIopierc); lbno-
bans hid Gpn3crtutciiter oeS Srd)e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

i,olltitt aus scr IeOer pon ). u Ei'
SOFT. Goa Stiid aicbt @cIc1cnbcit 81
icbr eficttooi!clt, @iihutnbiloern. -
MithpOd nto GQlnitoa iinbcn Moti'
llgcn itott.
Auditorium"
! Sri. Tieotlbr Hubiou in Abe
Gumn of q Somorrom" lit oie gt.
troftion, NIT metd)et Die Gireftion
cr* oIll0ttortHilla" III 0teleT @od)C
ihfct jdhlreibcn 6rcuitoen utb @6n.
rtrn o%lfpartct. Die g~i6n5euoe
GdouipicleriR Hnt polt'tb rcn tribe
rcn engagements in Baltimore 5oDI-
icidjc Ecrehrer mo &ercGreriitncn,
ric ibr niorBtn cilten mormen @m,
pidng bcrciten oiiritcn. Gas Stiid,
III Dem tic lid iii oieicr Sniion Dem
&Nbtitlin poritcQt, bat iibcrnll, no eS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

nladen fabell, tpnlmt 9lQes 5lt einem
peri0bnlidlen Ibiflub. 6rl. Hnblon
lciitet in Der &oae Der .@lao" aern.
rc5u MciiterIifes, iic miro Don i3rell
Mitipielern miriam unteritiibt. -
Mitttuo6 unb Soultog iino Die No
tlnec.Gage.
nMorpl orlb Sbeotcr."
@epobnt, ullf Scr 9iibnc Oca 800
rplonb.S beoters" itctS Dos Ncucitc
uno @elte aus Der @eIt oeS &orictea
81 ieben, finOen Die 5ob!reid)cn tSrcun.
&c oieico %id)nuuden Nillieutempcl@
ollh 1T bicier @od)e hire @rpurtrn.
gen nidt mn nift 9ctduiht, ionbcrn
iogor nod iibertrofirn., es' lit luieoer
Gin Wlliter. Yro0rdmlil hda Die ii.
rcftion 5%nialnn,tlt 5ll iteItear p%erItdn'
ben fot, Slt erItcr @iiiie ict' Miorie
@uliiiS genntlnf,! Isle f'%bcriIhmteIte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

@6dnipncttc Der clAliidcn Silbnc, be
funnt ais y@pom lufNo Ho@i.l."-
Sic brin0t ibrc ncitcltcn Sd)loNcr
;llll Nortrog. Cine nItocrc @louiz
mllluncr oca ErogranunS biloet NIc
NuffiihrunN ocs Gilnttcrs .lbe6lltl'
ritp Skinner" in melhcr % Ferloncll
bcid1itigt iinD. Sn bent Stild ipiro
Den 3uidouern cine Der reoliItlld)ltcn
Sccnen Dor Nllgen 9efilbrt, mcld)c le
olli elmer 9iibne ge5eigt plroen, Elm
@ettrcnner, in Dem brei Eteroe fi0n,
rircr. SIN llcbrigen leleit bclon.
ocrs btruorgeboben: Gie ii5llioniIdcn
SGn0cr. iriibcrc @iitgliebcr Der
Cperu.@ cleQidoit 81 Wciiino; Gnlil
Sod unb icinc 8eielifoft in Der fp-
miitcli 5fi58cs Abs SaiI 81 a Boot"
9terucQ < 9tilelo, herporrogenoc Nns
itrumentoliiten, mir Nnoerc mebr.
SIS lucrOch tGgiid) NodmittogS &or.
%lteaungen gegeben.
.Solliounitr. : bcotcr."
&nt D9ollioopitr. 4" Gbcotcr" miro
ais 9lttrdftion mir oielc @od,c ein
Mtclporonta geboten, oua oer Gltcl
r9bc @rono oi nSbiei" trGgt II. iid)er
cincn 9roBcn Grfol9 cr6iclen miro.
o5hc YranO Of q Sbiei" lit ellt llcltea
@erf BON Hnmiop WorriS, DEM Ser.
iuiicr bon .Sbc 9tillctp onO Ninc."
SIS lit cil cd)tcS Mcloorono, bel DEM
lid bic Sponnulg Der 3uborer bon
Minutc 81 Ninllte itci9crt, reid az
eiicftpoQen Situotionen uno geluilrjt
nit foitiidcm Sunlor. I'm oen0icbs
ltobl zines Giomontcn . @iirtela
BRETT lid Die Sonolung. &on Der 3eit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

itfcrt lid 10 Gin onbcrGcmDbnIihe>
,Nntereiic bra 9Snhlitums. Die mcib.
l;d1c Sulrptrollc miro pom GolrItonWC
Golfer ucrForpcrt, bic iih in cincnl
mlrcrcn Grnnta 0cIiclbcn }lllt0r3 eli
lucn groBen Huf gerualln; lie blctct i'll
ocriclben cine gldn5cnbc l6anipicle-
ride Seiituiig. Sbr iteben N! Den
nimliden .Sqlptpnrtieen alnei @ilrit
Ter ~9e9cnitbcr, bitTiH ibrtr&frtutriR
ais eo%n9eniol erpeiien: Gomin Nroclr
mo Graham 9romn. Mud bic Nrs
lcnrpllcn licgen in Nrtcn &dn1eh.
Tic icctiifc N%ualtottlutg 0ca Stiidcs
1T gIdn5cno, oie aoltiiue iillo cle4
cant ulb %gcidunofpol. @ie ii6lidl
lucrben am Mittluod ltllO an Som5J
toG Nabnlitta9s &oritellunBcn gc8c.
Zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Seod" lit Die Grofinlulgs SSene be-
titelt, in meId}er eiue an6obl bilbld)er
felrieer jlnlger WGb6en, tilf)ti9er
Srmoriitcn unb Sollbrettcn o%llftrc-
ten. Sold betanntc Sii6nengroBcn,
ipic Sconctte Ooltng, @oltcra II. @ei-
Jon, ,S6c @ncricon Gombop Sour"
Heperc nno Ouir, Stenelr8 II. Wioorc,
Ollie Omega, Sobn s. Gcn1icp u,o
EclIie Burns, ocncu iid) nod cine
Srllppe bon II fron56ii6cn 9ole-
telicn 5ugeiellt, iiuo genilGen0 90.
routie iiir cine critlloiiigc 9eicbutg
OeS capitalization SbciIa. SIS Gibt
tGglid 9todrmittngo &oritcarur9cn.
,Nene3' Nj ouu mentol=a
E q te'u term. g..
I'm Cit ieii,er Ecur Den 0beatcrbe-
iltdbcrn mt buS @ciic 3ll Dieter, bot
Der 2eitcr Der n@ig empire Erup-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

dcre C5iulinc), nno Sernion Sono'
bu. 6eauioliit Gco Grd)fliera (Gcao).
Sr.Gorl YobIiR, Der Sciter Der ailn't'
Ter %erciniAnuh bot bereits IN oeI1
porigcr Suiinna Dem mplifllebenoell
Gu6lifun Ger Nionltntentenltoot be
wicicll, mas r5u lciItcR in Stonoc
lit, uno miro aid III oieignl &lnter
iuieoer beitrsbt ieIlL Die &roaramntc
Ser ucridieOencn Gor5erte 10 oblped)s.
lun0sreih mo reidboltig 5ll bolten,
boB lie 0cn @eid,maf zines Seben b.
irieDigen uerocn. Gle gnfiinoigung
bes Trogromms Scr eriten Gon5erte
pirb OenlnGd)it itottiinoen. Ger Tor.
perfoui Der Soiion.giqete iiir Die bis.
beriaen N|bonnerten beginnt nloraell
bel Ilbougb's.
.Goserlte Yeoboop-8 a I.
Nn 5reitag NaGmittag iinoet Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
)orl Gutman 4 Go. a.1 ssS e S's ,ss s,r.


IN Der biIdofl. /. lllethob. Straipbrios
&c . Stride einen Gortrag iiher Die
Sheioung, bonn ridterlifen Stouo,
pullfte aus g%eiebeft." ae !
Sn Der oeutid)en fotb. St.M ihaels.
Stride an Wolfes uno 2omboroitroBe
beginltt .belltc 8ormittog ooS bier.
5lgitiinoige @ebet nit einem %feierli-
den Sohomt.
Ter st. @erbnroS d. fotboliid)e
iulIge WGIuner +. 8erein" feiert beute
III Der Ser5 Selu Stride an Sigh
lonotoun iein Sabresieit.
GiamonteneS Subilaum.
Seutc be9innt IN Der biihoflid.
method. SopetteItroben . Stride Die
Beier oeS oiamnntenen Subildums
Sieier Stride. Die S%citlidJfeiten ooit:
ern cine gan5e Wode lang.
Slotte Tierberennen if
TuS d t. - Worgen 6egirnt inn
@entlemen'S 3riping Barf cine
Observation-Disclosures mo Woid)ineu.
NusItellung, p%erbuuoeu nit Eferoe.
rennen, melhc bis 5url %. Sftober
einihlieBlih ouliert. Sir Die Gieroe,
relnen lino bereits olle St1ae nit
befonnten Gferoen gefiiat nno lit fir
olelelbcn eiu feineS Erogromm nufge.
iteat, OoS tdglid 6lddl, Grab. uno
FaBg1nger . Hennen entbGlt.
Gireft onifliebeno an oieie Heli.
nen iolscn Die Serbitrenneu. Gieiel-
ben oolcrn Don Somitog. ben %. Sf.
tober, bis Wulltng Den g.. Hopember.
Seoen 5og finoen ied)s Henneu, ous
rallter ein Siiroetrennen, Itatt. lleber
100 FIeroc, oorllrter Sad Gtfins,"
oSofoblro", vVeo5po." y8ranopa".
oHonpart" mo n5oudmooo". lino
bereitH 5ltr Stele.
9 d) II q 9S.i d y Srau. =
Ger 9ieaer Senrp Campbell bon vt.
lolto, 90, muroe geitern olird Nih.
ter Slcwellpn III Ser norboitlihen Yo.
il5eiItotion NIT $25 uno Soften be.
ltroft, neil er ieine So Sabre olte
Holiengenoiiin Nnne 5ruitp bon Scr.
S7s, Meain'S Court. gcihlaserr bot
fe. Eie nlte Negerin. tpelfe iu1b.
reno bes 8crbors ibr Bfcifd,en ralldl-
tc, Io1te, lie babe 30 ainber. feincS
oWielbcn miirbe aber cine oerartige
Sonolung bcgeben ipie Campbell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17


ali, 5it pcither' Der @ilrtet geitoblcll
miro, bis 5llm @icocronIiinocu oeS-
ielben aibt bos Stiid nir0cnhS Nh.
Lob 5l,r 2anssiueilc. SIZE Goritcamg
1T cine %obeerunbete. miro ocn 9lb-
iidltcn oes EidtcrS in jeher Iidtlu1g
acred)t. Sccniid)e g~liSitottnna mo
G%oItilmiriulg geniigen bercd,ti9tclt
Tnipriidcn.
.@npetp."
9ic Slice H.. Barton Big @opetp
Extravaganza 60" 5iebt morgen 1T
oa5 .@apetp , 5beater" an Der Dit
goltimoreItrnBe Elm. 9fice Ii. Bar
ton. lpclf)c bieie Truppe g~egriinoet
boben, periteben es oilf Dem @ebiete
Der 9lrIesaie bodIt gttroftipes 5l
bieten, uno batten audi nit ibren irit-
beren Irnppen itets Griolge 5u Der
5eihnen. NJ night at Brighton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Sunoerlon ptrf6rpert bic Sitelroae.
&on Den iibrfgclt Wit9licoern ser
&iuItleridaar. Die iibrigens 100 Ser.
irllcu itarf iii. ieien berpor9cboben:
Srslie @a5c, Charles In9eIo, @ercp
unb To6ert Gorrop, SoncS 9prou,
Somcs N. glborn, @po &eQp @lo-
ems Gloire, 9}ellic @nntlep mo Mel
tie Gnlu. Die nutiitoliidcn @inla.
gen iino prifelno uno m~clooios; lie
iino OoS Nerf Der Gompouiiten @altl
Ajubens, 2iolel Monttton unO Som
crO lolGot. Ius 9ibretto, oua elmer
frcn53iijMen Nopelle cntllommcn lit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
&irdDlid)es.

Ealtor Snbn . 3lln1pt prc0lgt beiltc
Nbeno III Der GbriituS . STRIDE SIT
Occult Eoint. - Sllbildum Der
rel. Gbriitus = STRIDE. - Gonpen.
tion Der epong. .lutb. SptoOe bon
Morplono begiint ON WittuOdl.
Seute Nbeno prcoi9t Euitor q.
Snbn 3unlpt lueldcr tilr5lidl ais
Secllorger Der ociltlden epong. ct.
SobonmeS . @emeinoe in Yarfpinc
unb Der ocutidcn eporg. ct, Wtut-
thai ! @cmeinoc in Sonleiteob reiig.
nirte. IN Der b~cltIdlen epong. Gbri-
| tits airde 81 Soenlt Yoint mtlHe
ieit ocnl @eggong bon Ioitor 8.
@ieie obne Seeliorgcr lit. Eoltor
Otto Mpit belt bisbcr oltSbillfsmciic
bic @ottesoienite in oieicr &ird)c.
SubilGum Der Gbti Ituss
@emcinbe.
Seltte ieIcrt Die engl. refornnirte
Gbriitua Stride an Nortb- UNI
Grub . Sill . gpennlr, Eoitpr @uitup
u. Eotter. ibr 20-i0briges Sllbiloum
ollr6 orei ScitgotteSoicnitc NM If
ll6r SornlittogS, 3 llbr Nodunittog9
unb S llbr IbenoS. Iis SeItpreoigt
an Torinittog bdlt Eoitor Is. II. 2eo.
trid bon Mt. Elcoiont, 30, unl9toh-
mittog preoigt Ynitor Marion Z.
Siror bon Der rel. 9rcieini9feits.&ir-
hc, baltimore, mo am Nbeno $50.
ltor Gr. ImbroIc VI. Shmibt bon
@euciontc, 80. Gie orei 1Seiteottes-
oienite miro Scr airdenhor oltr6 &c
iongs Yortr1qe inter 2eitung oeS
Srn. Charles =. Burns perberrliden.
Zen Nbidjltb Der <bilGumS 6eier
biloct Gin @mpinng mn Motttng
g6enb il Sonnta1sidnl.Nounte
Contention Der cpang..
lntb. Spno0c.
Int fonnltcnoen Wittpod) bcginlt
III Der Ct. MnrfuS( STRIDE ot Der
20. ultb ct. EoulltroBe bic 80. Con.
Dcntlon Der cpang.- huff. Spnooe pom
WorDloll0, mcldc bis jilm a. oicico
MoloiS oorcrt NM an ucld)er ii2
Eoitorcn nnb cb%cniopiclc Sclegotcn
(heil nc6nlcn ipcr0en. Am Conner
ltoa finoet Ole Wobl Scr Gcamten
ltutt. W0hrenb Der Gonucrtion miro
cine ncl,c @rmcinbc, lbcld,e fiir5Iid)
1T Wnlbilgtoll %orgnniiirt mitroc, III
Die SDllooe ouigenonmen.
SpirituaI item. Gonucn.
90. , tom.
Gtluo 30 Spiritiitcn bieier Stoot
rei'en Worgct mo ON Gtcnitog nod
Todciter, R..D., 5ur Gonpelition beS
NotionoI Spiritualiiten . 8ereins ab.
peld)e nm Gienitag bcgiunt mo bel
lUeld)er 81 SloQfef 0erfreten lem
mPrben. Gle oiii5ielen Yoltimorer
Iclcgatcn iino: Sr. 8. 3. Yruoen,
Gr : GOngreBmonn s. u. Sdirm IL.
Satin mo 6rl. auguito 6irlf, go,
itor @nl. ). Gripoob bon Der /. Spi.
ritlloliiten /. Stride al Nortb Ape.
uno Sopeitrnbe lit elmer Der Teoner
Der Convention.
airhen. oti5en.
Gic 3ionS +. @empinbe Iciert bente
ibren 15i. airhtag blird) einen 6eit-
8ottesoienit Inn 10 llbr Hddmit-
togs, ipo5ll oos gelttiftbitm Der
Stobt eingclaoen lit.
Hifter Stodbriose bGlt beuteabeno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

6orb's lbcntcr.
Sn .ntsSfbs : Gpatubnit5 mafltl
tlcrgrn Dos shitiniorer Inbliflrnt Die
Sefunntihoit oes eritcn ullb berilbns
tclten aomiters Der engliiden Silbnc,
". y. Suntlep, in Der rei5erlbcn NIT
iifolild)en aom0oie yaittp 8reprns
2ie 6cieaidoit melhe iif I'M oeii
olltingllirten @ait gruppirt, beIteb.
aus lallter cngllid)en aiinitlcrn mo
Silnltlerilmen, nit elmer eill5lgen
Musnabme, uno oos lit Die lh0nc,
ilnae a%merifonerin Sltlia Sonoers
ion, meId)c fiirslid) lid in Sotoon
Scrbeeren III reifer 0iiae Dolte. sri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
alnTere Tbenter.
30 milf Nfooemie."

&enrp ScrnIteiu'S ncucItcS Gronlo,
,SSrael" bctiteIt, gelan1t i'm Oieicr
ISOLDE in ser Muiif- Nfnoelaic 5ltr
Nufiiibri1ng. Ter berilhmtc Nlttor
bot iid) in oiciem Stiif Elm oft be
~EunoelteS Sbcnlo 9elpdblt, Gas |rob.
lcme Der Goiiel- lniO McligiouS.@ors
urtbeite. Gr 0cpimt icooH bcntieI-
FEN cine p6nig ncuc Scite ob uRo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17
Ter Natb elmer Came in Nutre Snme


an allc Gieieniget. Die an Hbelmd.
tismilS, Oh MN Misfel. oDer @eienf.
Nbeumatismus, All SiiftIdmer3en,
&eren d) Ii +, 8iidenmeb, Sdmer.
gen IN DER Nierengegeno Deer Rerben.
lhmerjen leioen, geht babin, an lie
Inn Elm Sausmitte4 5n idreiben, mel
DIES mieoerbolt i0mmtlidJe bieier &c.
breden gebeilt bot. Sic iiiblt es oils
tbre Eili6t, oaiielbe on Vile fpitenfrei
81 ibiden. Sic tonnen 81 Sanie cine
S,eiliine berbeiiiibren, pas xauienoe
be5eugen fonnen ein alimaipefiel 1T
nid|t erforoerlid). 9ieies, entoedte
elnfafe Wittel id,eioet Sarnidiire
aus Dem Butte, maft Die iteifen &c.
lenfe seifmeibig, reinist oas gIiit
nno flart Die Sebfraft; benz gansert
aorperipltem miro @leftri5itGt nn6
Spannfraft nerlieben. 0enn ObigeS
Sic intereiiirt, 10 aoreiiiren Sic BE.
bufs grlangung bon Bepetien GSaii
". Summers, gor q. Notre Dame.
Snb. Sdreiben Sic in oieier Spro1e.
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biaAcr segebGt4uuree, 1trooe5ua Sen'
iuticn errcBt. lltl Boroer1ru1be Der
&ntblnlt9 iteht cine 2onooner Woiie
Hor1rrS @loo. ioeld]e lid) in elmer
l.ilgtbluna pott arhnttb, Hobbcit mo
z AIeGtiafeit cin reincs Ser5 uno Elm
polocnes e,eniltb 6eluobrt bot. Sic
troItct lid ulio 9noere nit Dem @e.
ronfcn ouf Gin Dbeiiercs Morgen"
mo indh eqen Ginger in 2ebeu Die
bette Seite ob5naeplnnen. Sic iiebt
cinen iungen BURDEN Nomens Can,
ri Der idlidiidj bes Worbes onge.
fiagt lit. bad mondben 6dbrltiiien.
bic 6eioeu 2iehenoen ourd5l,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-17

Taiic snr Gciie in'S Nnslanb DC.
iorst Is. Saline, Wr. Alb, Cit.yalti.
mureitrahe, nagc Gnitom Sonic Mue.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-07
FOR SALE.

On trolley line, one mile south of
Willimantic. new two story eight room
cottage with veranda, fitted with all
modern conyenienS including bath
spring water supplied by compressed
air system which carries water to all
parts of the house, and is a perfect pro-
lection against fire; also good new barn
of ample size. and few acres of excel
lent land, making a very desirable little
farm. School. children carried by cleo
trio car to city schools free; no city
taxes Telephone at door. Only six
minutes ride by trolley to center of
city. Public highway to city all mac
adamized. A rare chance to get an at
tractive home at a low price. Terms
easy.
Also for sale. two summer cottages
at Fishers Island, beautifully situated
on high ground, with healthful and at
tractive surroundings. Price moderate.
These will pay a good interest on the
investment If buyer chooses to rent
them. Call and get further particulars,
or call us on telephone.
TRYON REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
us Main Street. WilIimantic, Conn.
Tel 1865 and 237-A jy7d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-07

It is molly a few years since rural
delivery was in the experimental
stage, yet the number OF routes in
operation will soon reach the 10000
mark. and the appropriation for its
maintenance during the present fiscal
wear AZ s35.573. 900.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-07
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever SAYINGS

Father Tin a lecturfne mood)-You
never heard of a man getting into
trouble by following a good example.
Son (incorrfgible>-Yes sir, l have
the counterfeiter.-Boston Transcript
Mr.. Uptown-Do you find ft expen-
sive now that your wife Is out of
New York and HIVES In the country?
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures 70 10 a
poker party almost every night
Judge.
What was saying when I lodged
that automobile?" You were saving
chat life is not worth living. But IL
you think so, why did you dodge 7''-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
"Your policy has been one OF con-
sistent. opposition 10 the administra-
tion."' Yes" answered the agitafor.
My motto is, BE sure the other fell
low Is wrong, and then go ahead -
Washington Star.
Mabel don't believe you really
meant Ii when YOU said you were anx-
ious to hear me sing Sam-Oh.
assure you I did! You see. had
never heard you sing before.-Pick-
Me- Up
Does he attend to his own busi-
ness?" Yves But do you know
what his business is?" "No-whatY'
Attending 10 other people's."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
1--WE a good story to tell you. I
don't think ever told to you before"
is it really funny?" Yes, indeed, IL
is" Then you haven't told II TO me
before"-Lippincott's Magazine
Waiter Tin expensive restaurant)--
VIII you have sugar in your coftee7
Mrs. Nurfch-I don't see II on thu
bill Waiter-There is no charge for
sugar. Mrs. Nurich-No. thank YOU
Puck.
Crawford-Your wife must be dead
in love with you. She has sent you a
letter every day since she has been
away. CraIbshaw-They are little
more than notes TO tell me to send her
some article she forgot to put in her
trunk-Puck
Judge-The evidence shows that you
threw stones at this mans dog. Pris-
oner-Don,t 1t show more'n that?
Judge-what more did you want IL to
show? Prisoner-Why, y'r honor, l
hit 'im.-Cleveland Leader.
Il don't believe George loves me
any more" sighed the young lady.
whats the matter? Have you quar-
reled?" mo, but he doesn't offer to
wipe the supper dishes for me any
more"'-Detroft Free Press.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-07
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Fair Haven.-Soon the Smelling sea-
son will go on with vigor. More shells
than ever before will be planted by
the oystermen.
Windsor Locks.AGuelfo Ansaldi,
using a pistol and blank cartridges, had
one finger badly burned. Monday
evening it was feared that he was suf-
fering with lockjaw.
Meriden.-The graves of the soldiers
of the Revolutionary war in the local
cemeteries were decorated with colonial
flags on Monday.
NorwaIk.-Robert Waugh, a tutor at
Hartstrom's preparatory school, has
sailed for six weeks trip in Ger
many.
Brdeeport.-At the annual meeting
of the Connecticut State Police asso-
citation in Hartford a gold watch and
fob were presented Capt. John III.
Redgate of Bridgeport.
New Britain.-The library commit
tee of the New Britain institute has
arranged to have the Talcott art col
lection open to the public at the New
Britain institute today, July 7.
Southinston.-The resignation of
Rev. Ray F. Carter was read in the
First Congregational church on Sun
day. Mr.. Carter has been pastor of
the church for six years.
WaIIingford.-A large crowd attended
a picnic at Ulert grove given by the
Sunday school of the Advent church.
By special invitation there were TWEEN
ty-five inmates of the Masonic home
present at the dinner
MiddIetown.-Preside w. A. Shank
lin of Wesleyan college will be in
augurated in Middletown Oct. 90 and
on that occasion there will be at least
100 college professors from all over the
United States present to participate in
the exercises.
Noroton.-W William L. futile, acting
master of the United States navy, died
June 80 at Fitchs Soldiers home, aged
"a. The funeral services took place
at the chapel Saturday afternoon with
burial in the Spring Grove cemetery.
AVon.-The schools in West Avon
have held their annual meetings and
elected committees as follows: Ex-
Representative Charles Froideveaux of
the Huckleberry Hill school, Frank
Wheeler of the Lovely street school
and Walter Judd Of the Center school
Suffield.-Fire broke out at the resi-
dence of Mike Wysoski on Hastings
Hill soon after o'clock Monday
morning and destroyed a number of
outbuildings and sheds. The large
pigeon house, containing about 5000
birds, was burned, as was a quantity
of hay and farming tools. The loss is
placed at $4,000 and is covered by in
surance.
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POETRY.



like to stand at Ninth and Main
And see the damseis. proud and vain.
Go down the street and up again.
Amt II awful habeii
Some are short and some arc tall.
Some large feet and others small
Amt Il awful. Mabel?
This morning / saw one go by
Trimmed with grapes and custard pie:
Amt IL awful, Mabel1
couldn't see her face at all,
Just knew her by her parasol.
She nodded with her Fol.de-R ol;
Amt II awful, Mabel7
Next came-a girl, saw her hirting.
Walked as though her shoes were hurt
Her suit was made of bingham shirt
Amt it awful. Nabeif
Another one. all frilIs and nuns,
She works in the iaandry-starchine
Amt 1T awful. Mabeig
And now an old maid trips along
She was counted out before the gong;
Amt 1t awful. Mabei7
Then a maiden. scarce sixteen.
straight up hips and ankle lean,
"A Merry Widow on her bean:
Amt 1t awful, Mabel7 ~
Goes by each morn at seventeen,
Always with two fat old men,
VINO 1901! LOOK as though they'd Just said
Amt II awful. MabelY
Saw peach" today in green --'
Going by in her machine;
III were King" she'd be my Queen:
Amt 1t awful, Mabel7
When she returned doffed my lid.
And she smiled back. l know she ala:
love my wife, but oh, you Kid
Amt 1t awful, Mabel?
And so they pass from day 20 day,
Always smiling bright and gay.
But I'm glad I'm single anyway:
Amt 1t awful Mabel?
The strolIs out Franklin street NAV ne
All right to soc society,
But gimme Ninth and Main fer me-:
It's the candy. Mabel.
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-07
WHAT is GOING ON TONIGHT

vaudeville and Motion Pictures at
thu Auditorium.
Moving Pictures and Illustrated songs
at Breed Theater.
Drill of Fifth Company at Armory.
Immergruen Lodge. NO. Il, sons OF
Hermann, meets in Germania Hall.
Tecumseh Tribe, No. 4S. !. 0. r. M,
meets in Austin Building.
.Polishers' and Buffers Union meets
in c. L. q. Hall.
Hope Rebekah Lodge. No. p, ]. Q. Q.
f., meets in odd Fellows Hall.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-07
FOR SALE

The Handsome Brick and Brown
Stone Residence at 175 Broadway,
Norwich, Conn.
House has Is rooms. sanitary plumb
ing, porcelain bath tubs, three open
fireplaces, steam heat, gas and cleo
trio light also billiard room, with full
sized table. Lot is about S5x600 feet.
with fruit and vegetable garden.
There is a stable on the property with
ample room for four horses. carriages
harness, etc, and coachman's apart
ments of six rooms and bath. This
property is located on the finest resi-
Dental street in the city, is in fine con-
dition and will be sold low.
Address c. w. BRIGGS. IT'S Broad
way, Norwich. Conn. Je26d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-07
BRUSH RUNABOUT

Good territory still open for .-.s-
agencies. For full particulars and
terms address
L. r. AVERILL G. SON,
General Agents for Windham County.
w. w. AveriIl, Manager.
Pomfret Center. Conn.
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