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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-12-31
Kindness For Animals.
N. 0. Daily Item.


In this season of kindly inclina
tons aud resolves for better effort
toward our fellow. beings and de-
examinations to contribute to the
welfare and happiness of those
about Us, We should not forget the
manifestation of kindness and con-
sideration toward all dumb ami
mails. They are not only crea-
lures with feelings. that are capa-
bic of suffering the same as our
selves, but tho horse, the COW, the
dog, ETC., are the friends and scr
wants of tho human family who
distinctly show their gratitude for
every kindly consideration not on
ly by their actions. but by the in
creased benefits they return to us
for every little care and attention
bestowed upon them.
While you are comfortably on
sconssd in your coy home enjoy
ing tho big fire that glows in the
CRATE, don't lot the horse or COW
stand hungry and shiverinR in .
shed without the comforts that are
proper for their well.being. Some
have no consideration for animals,
Others are too tboughtlsss to give
. care to tho beasts that serve
them. thereby ipflicting unnecessary
pain upon a dumb creature that
cannot make provision for itself
aud practically destroying its use
fulness to man.
With the coming of the day Of
good resolves lot Us all mako q re-
solution aud decide irrsvocably to
keep it inviolate, and that is to BIZ
kind to all dumb animals. Aside
from it being q sacred duty there
is a satisfaction in it, a reward
that is grestnr than w think, aud
it will be found to be worth vastly
moro than the effort.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-12-31
Saved From Awful Death.

How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented Is told BY A. d.
Mcdonald. of Fayetteville. N. c. r. +. D..
No. 8. my sister had consumption" he
writes, "she was very thin and pale. had
no appetite and seemed to grow weaker
every day. as all remedies failed. till DR..
Kings New Discovery was tried. and 50
completely cured her, that she has not
been troubled with q cough since. Its
the best medicine ever saw or heard
Of" For coughs. colds. lagrippe. asthma
Group. hemOrrliage, all bronchial trOu-
bles, it has no equal, SOC. $1.OO. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-12-31
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

Office Superintendent. Public Education.
st. Martin Parish. st. Martinvills. La.
Notice is hereby given that the next
regular State Teachers Examination.
will be held Thursday and Friday. Jan.
9Th and 9Th Teachers whose certificates
have expired. are required to take this
examination.
Teachers will report at the Office Of the
Superintendent. at nine o'clock A. NJ.
on the above named dates. and come
prepared with writing material and the
regular examination fee OF one dollar.
By order Of the State Board Of Educa-
ton. A. C. BERNARD.
Parish Superintendent.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-12-31
DEATH OF F. ROUSSEAU.

Sunday night, at $40 O'Clock
Mr.. Ferdinand Rousseau died at
bis home 10 st. Martinvills, at the
ago Of 66 years II months and 19
days.
He was buried from tho Catho-
lie Church at $50 Monday after
noon.
Mr.. Rousseau was . native of
La Rochelle, ChareDts Interfere,
Franco, and came to St. Martin
vile a young man. moro than thir-
ty years ago; he married hers.
Miss Lucie Millot and had three
children. Albert F. Rousseau who
died several ago, Mrs. Frank T.
Guilbeau and Widow w. j.
Rhymes, his wife and daughters
survived him.
/ Mr.. Rousssau's first employment
when he arrived here was 40 clerk
for Mr.. j. M. Vuillsmot in bis dry
goods store, a few years later he
engaged in the mercantile bust
moss for his own account and make
q rapid success.
Mr.. Rousseau's ambition was
such that a small store was not
enough for him and branched off
and together with tho late G. L..
Lacaze, started Oh small scale
tho cotton seed mill at this place,
which today is one of the largest
mill of this kind IN the country, to
this mill, here is attached a COM
plete oil refinery. a soap factory,
a large ginnery, aud also ginneries
at Loreauvile, Parks, Cade, Sun
set, Breaux Bridge and ArDaud-
Vile.
MIR. Rousseau was also one of
the organizers of the Bank of ST.
Marlinville and was continuously
a member of the Board of Direc-
tors from the day of the organiza-
ton to the time of his death.
During the past fey years MIR.
Rousseau's health began to fail
him aud he was forced to give up
active interest he took in his bust.
ness affairs and for more than a
year was conf ned to his homo.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-12-31

Banks On Sure Thing Now.
I'll never he without DIR. Kings New
Life Pill again." writes A. Schingeck,
647 Elm ST.. Buffalo. NY. They cured
me Of chronic constipation when all
others failed" Unequaled for Bilious
Ness, Jaundics, Indigestion, Headache,
Chills, Malaria and Debility. 25c at
ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Special Notice.

The stockholders Of the Bank Of ST..
Martinvills are notified that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders will be held
at the Banking room at 800 p. M. Tues
day January 10th 1911. At this meet
ing a board Of directors will be elected.
st. Martinville. La, Drc. 10th 1910.
ALBERT BIENvNNU, Cashier.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-12-31

The peculiar properties Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy have been thorough
~ tested during epidemics Of influenza,
and when it was taken in time We have
net heard Of single Case Of pneumonia.
Sold by ALL DRUGGISTS.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-12-31

The High Cost of
Living has not affec-
ted Our Job Printing
prices. We are still do
ing commercial work
Of all kinds at prices
satisfactory to you.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-12

nliers i'm Barloinent entlpro6en.
Damn ioa biernof) beIlen 9luflo-
Jung perfiigt meroen unb iollen Die
9eeuipablen gum 9lbaeoronetcnbaule
9[nfongs SUM erfolgen.
- gum &atbolifentage, .pelher
i'm Septelnber in Nelparf, q. s..
abgebolten peroen ioa, lplro Ser
oeuti6e 9feidstags-A -Abgeoronete So.
bonn @iesberts, 8ertreter bes s.
Diiiieloorfer @ablfreiies Giien, er.
i1einen. Ser Dem Centrum angee
borenoe 9lbeeoronete, pelder ieif
Dem Sabre 1899 9lrbeiteriefretar in
Deiin9en-@ -@laobad lit uno fiiralih
oas fiinfunopieraigite 2ebcnsiab,
ooQenbete, bat iih bonn einfaben Or.
better elnporeearbeitet. gr 5dglt
beute gu Sen berporragenolten Co.
Jalpolitifern 9eutldlanbs. @ie5.
6erts lit altd Staotperoroneter bon
0filn6ea-@looba1.
Ger 9ireftor bes Sbisrpalo.
RUINS ouf Dem geilln bot cine BE-
rllbige1oe grflarung iiber Die neuer-
Ii6en g[usbrii1e oes gulfans bel.
3ffentlidlt. Der Sodmann logt, CT
llmt6e nit5t, oob Der 9lusbrud eln
8orlanfer itarfer 96tigfeit geipeiell
iei, ionoern leoiglid oie &irfut1a
tief eiltgeiiderten gfegens, ser Die
8lut5one erreidt unb cine Don Gr.
oloiionen 6egleitete bulfanlld)e Ge-
lftion berllrIo6t babe.
- Sm 9ieiioena.8beater 5u Sranf.
furt am Moit, ipelhes inter
Der 0ireftion bon 8orlbein5 Wor-
tin ltebt, lit n0dtliher @eile bic
aeIammte @aroerobe geitobIen por-
oen. Die @ouner baben 10 ariina.
fitb oufgerGllrnt, baB Die nadite
goriteGune unmoalidb geworoen tit.
Die @auptoorItellerin beflagt auts
Sen @erluit zines foItbarel Gerlen-
Golfers,
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..
Gs 1T ner 9}nrih[nn or,

- Sc lit Der @oridlag ecntodt
uoroen, oab nniere gunoesregie-
ril1g @eIobnuneen fir 9fngaben
iber Shn1ugeelei OIL Der ruerifari-
den @ren5e ansicbe, 10 oaB r1un
Sen Sbrnugalern 5u 2ei6e aeben
Tonne. Ger 9orihIag fontnt con ben
3on-Snipcftor Sbarpe in 81 8oio
mo es beiBt, BOB 8unbesanpalt
Mcconnell in Soufton i'm nod
Earaften nnterItiite. Man bofit, off
>ieie @eile oen acknowledgements
5hmuggelmeien oil Der merifolli-
'den @ren5e Elm @noe gu nadcn
Seoenfalls miro man ober ouA Gil
5pisel. uno SpioniripeIen sroB5ie-
zen, 6as unter l1mitdnben 5u ieDr
6eoenfliden 3uftdnoen fiibren mag.
- Sn Geneop, mo man loeben Ell.
ne itaotiide aomrniiiionspertpal.
tung eingerihtet bot, tpuroen o.. g..
8oooe gum Staotclerf, S. 8. Mutrn
,um Mecorber uno so. IS. 9ines gum
Waridon ernannt. @leid5eitig ce-
idloiien Die aommili1re eille Steiter
BON 25 Gents auf bunoert Go[Iors
ausaui6reiben ,no ben Grtrca oer-
ielben fir Die ftaotiide 8ertpaltune
gu bermenoen.
= Sn Der Jeuerpebr-Station on
Der College Str. in Beaumont itiira-
te Elm 5ebnjdbriger Sunge namens
4aan 9ippel ans oem oberen Stof
ruerf in oas grogeihoB berab llno
lpuroe 10 idmer perlest, baB CT pieI-
leid)t iterben Diro.
Gin omerifaniider Solhat mo-
mems 6. q. Gaoenber puroe in Gl
Yaio bon einem Wanne llaniens
pbilipps erfhoifen. Die SdieBcrei
paiiierte in bern Soule elmer gelpiliell
Moria 9lrrieta.
llnier itaatlihes @erfihesungs-
Departenent bat fir oas laifenoe
Sabr ON rleun5ebn 8erliderunesgc-
lenihaften 2i5enicn erteilt. 0ieIcl-
ben be5ablen fir oies Sabr cine
@ewerbelteuer BON $67,108.5S.
Dos geitament BON Srou glu.
quite @abrnuno, Die fiir5lib ii,
| Jrieoridsbure itarb, lit eroffuet NOR
Den. Ser Nohlos lit ouf 10000
| nbgeihdst.
- @m ]. 6ebrltar befonoen iid
3537 @efangene in ben perihieoe.
nen 3udtbauiern uno itaotlider
Strafanitnlten.
SIN alter BON 81 Sabren itnrt
in Souiton 6ral Tnulina 0unot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-12
Sie periagen nte.
9as iit, mas iie bariiber in San sln.
tOniu iagen, un0 iimb iie baber
stperlaiiig.

Gin peiterer geipeis, Elm onberes
Sm Gntonio 3eugnis, bie lange 81.
1te bon ginbeilllilden anauidmeQen
nel6e bas olte Quafer. .Otittel,
0oQns 9eieren Hiaen enooGicren.
9elt Die iiber5eueenoe @mpfebIung
oieler merflpiiroieen 8raporation.
81. 9iieoner, 224 9it-Gonmerce,
StraBe, San 9lntonio, Geros, logt:
SSn lneillem 6alle belpabrten iid
Doan's gfieren 8ilIen als elm aus
ac8eidnetes Waittel fir 9fiiden uno
9deren. Sd puroe gu Dem 8eriud
0ur9 oos piele Sob, lpeI6es id oor-
iiber borte, peronlaBt. Sd berIhoff-
te mir 9oons gaieren giaen bon Der
gerar Drug 60. uno erbieIt ioglei6
Seilung bon 9fiideni6meraen uro
einem beunrubigel1ben Nierenleioen.
Sd babe ME Elm MitteI beriu1t, MEL
DIES 10 ibnea uno erfolgreid mirf.
te, tpie 9oon's 9eieren giller, ,lno
in Giidiidlt auf meine grfobrung,
bin icb bereit, bieielben gu empfeb.
len.
Gum gerfanf BEL olen SanoIcrm.
8reis so Gents. 5oiter-WilbIrll
Co. @uffalu, Seem gorf, clleinige
al9eltett fir Die Ser. Stoater1.
Grinnert gnd oes Nonens =
gonns = ltno neblnt feline oltberen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-12

men 9elirium.9(nfall, entfoD mdbrens
oelielben aug Dem Soipltai, liei
nadt in oen Straben berltnr uno
bro6 idlieBlif belpuBtlos 5ulamnc1.
gr muroe erit einise 5tunoen ipater
allfgeflin6en uno nab Dem SrspitaI
5nriifeebradt. 0ort itarb er iebod
bolo oarauf.
- 9urd) oie grouencrregen6e
Shiloerung, nel1e oie Staatsan-
malte in einem 9ro5eB III Monl,
!nutb Sprines bon elmer M,orotat
gaben, puroe elmer ser @eidipote-
men, Elm eetuiiier @arriion Hrliit,
ploblid) ipabniinnig. gr lief olls
Dem @eridtsiaol llno flidtete in sen
@alo, mo- er einige Sage ipGter
gefllnben lpuroe. Gr lit pollfolnntell
geiltig eeltort. Sorttpabrno MIR,
melt er @orte bot iid bin, oie olli
oen Moro geaug baben.
Das Senatsfonlite fir sen
Diitrift Columbia bot beidloiien, bic
gill, ipelbe Die gtodefel1er Stif.
tnne inforporiert, our 9lnnagme 5lt
empfeblen. 9os Senatsfontite fir
gerritorien bot Die gin 5nr slnncb,
me enlpfoblen, ourh oie slri5oun
nno Neu-Merifo gu staaten oelllo,at
luerben.
sn Manfato, Minneioto, Bot
eir Batter ieine Sodter eeidoiiea,
lueil iie iid) bon einem jrnger
Wonne Die Gour ihneioen lieB, Sen
ct niht leiben fonnte. 9onn fenerte
er alpei Shiifie ouf fid Ielbit Of.
gr miro mobri6einIi6 iterben, oos
0faode1 miro aber ipieoer bergeIteGt
lueroen.
esn Der 91abe bon 9forhoro, 81.
s. lit cine ous 5ebn Berlonell beIse,
benoe Megerfomilie nanlens 8aa-
ftoff beinl granoe hires Sanies lm's
2eben aefonn1en.
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SIN 1Rars.

Sm Mar5. ba fdnat Der Sritbling at,
gSenn er's nidlt friiber fdJDn aetan,
SDh bteies Sa1r es idJeinen lai,t,
Nls btelt ct an benz 3eitpunft feft.
9'rnm lit ber Wsars oft milb, pft ramb,
Nls ipiiktf CT ielber nid]t genau,
Sb cs mod @inter blciben iu!ft.
Sb es idpn CONNER tuerbem iuuilt.
Bcr Hug lit, bdlt sm 6ieier Scit
NpdJ tets iein Binter5eug berett,
9enm oft, mod eli man es gchaGlt
Gpmnlt iplGt' elm Nprber iiber 9tadt.
tlnb idJetnt bic Spnne mol 5u Lcif,
0lan iid1 ia aud 5u bclfen tueii,,
Ntam indt elm lcid)ter 9i5dlein auS
ttmb lift ben 11eberrof 81 eaus.
M.an mnk im @ear5 ppr 4llem fciit
NMf falt mnb iuarm geriiftet iein.
ltnb lit man bieies, tueiF i'd, sonn
Wian sans bebaslifJ leben fann.
Sum idlreft nidjt mebr bcr lobe Brets
Sir Spl5, i,tan benft iflpn mebr ait Gis
NmdJ iit ber War5 Der lcbte ihuu
Wn nod bic Guiterm in Saiipn.
Nad) Scifem lit niGJt ntebr ge9eur,
Dian trinft nid)t yTpm ano SerrD'
tnclr,
Guar heiiier Bnnitj pprm Sd)laicn tut
Oft gegen me GrtGitnng gut.
Der bette Srnnt bpdJ, slanbt' cs MIR,
Sft itets elm @iaS Alamu gter.
1T bir su beiis, 10 fiibIt eS bid
lin6 iudrntt babel bod tnnerlidl.
Der iunhre @eiie INNER nteint:
..Sb's itiirnt, OF bic Gpnne ldctnt,
9ic immer mag bas Wetter icin,
Gin 9laSden ~ nj o" III feiu."
ttnb ba man imnter tueifen 9fnt
gcfolgcn ion aud In Der Sat,
Got' idj sn be;ncm geFten bir:
Och bin unb trinr ID a M o = ri
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8ie aute 9adlridlten iidl perbreitcn

sd bin 70 Sabre aft uno reiie
piel", idreibt 9. S. SoIion aus
gliia6etbtoipn, &p. ulleberaa EN-
pfeble id) electric gitters, NEIL III
ibn meme @eiunobeit nno 2ebens-
froft peroonfe." 8erfeblt ME ben
Magen an5ureaen, Nieren uno Ser
oauung gu regeln, Die 2eber 3lt itirnu.
lierett Die Nerpen gu itarfen nno
oas 8lut gu reiniaen. 8eriI6t es.
9tur 50c. @arantiert BON aaen Drug
aiften.
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Sm gsar5. ba fdnst Der Sritblins an,
Wenn er's nidt fri fer fd)pm aetan,
SDh bteies Sa1r es idJeinen lakt,
Nls btelt ct an benz 3eitpunft feit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-12
Nas seros g1nnber

6eilt oGe 9ieren, 9faien uno rben-
rnatiibe 2eioen; bel onen Irr9giitell
ODER 2 monatlide 8ebonolurg per
Boit fir 81. Or. 6. @. Sal 1926
Olibe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Weo. i5brei6t
iiir 3eugniiie.
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3mii6en oeu stdoten slcapul.
co uno 3ibuatoneio ioa cine giien.
6a6n gebaut perben. 9ie Wierieun
Gacific Gonlponp, Die aus &opitali-
lten in Seottle uno 8ictoria beite1t,
lit Die l1nternebmerif.
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Giienbabu= 6abIplan.
8. G 6. q. gahn.

S. d v. N. SabR.
Niltunft -
No.3 -Gom Noroen .6.45 abeEo5
go. g Bonn 2oroen. .e.45 more
No. 7--GDcal bon 9earne 1000 moro
gfo. 9-2ocal bon Raleitine -.
So @ 12-eosal sIS bon Sarebo (oemiidt3 t,uu I5a''
g 90 nlorn
9(hfohrt
Wo ~ goA so,, oo,.s.. 4gs
81 So ma% gsa @ Sen, S SsorSsm' a'oo 90 llagsl, s
Wn oneof ,,o pc.s Sao moios4;r. ogo on Hosl.ps
'''. " ssprsb no9 0eofhe' no ,,,,,,..,
30 5o ?, sa aador ye55fS ,ssz a..so 100 m3rs
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arf,lnftS - y - - Sa'"'
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9n S;;5ta,,stsSto = ''"i'e ~ AZ a,.,' oul.l
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No. "A gon aerrbille, nur Sonrlta9s
y @bfabrt. o...
9so. 1-gohlloIl IT, 0. Slllle. .: 20 PORN
Mo 4-2onlton y. D. aii1te $50 abenbs
Mo. M on&1ilfenltaote. Lao nacbm.
No: 4o-9ta9 &effolue, onsgenonlmen
- Sonnta&s. .4:25 nadln
No. 41-sd9 Herrn1lle, nlr So'lntan5
GAO nadml
ga,'1n;t3 g,f ., & .. y. eaaupf-smle)'
81 NJ q 0,or, s,;,an 7.as ,,x,,,
81 b. maa, u' Ss.oa NJ" q no no ousml
mo ,o 10 Sli, ~ asem acas... 90 .oO '.ua,.'
po 9sa, oaY C CO.. '" 10 sn ',or.n sa,.,.,
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- @ute 8etrdnfe uno fomoiei
2und Itets IN @nroitaaer's Saloon
nnb 3eitanrant, 8iIito Strobe, neben
Der SoIe Der Sermannsiobne.
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= SoGen meniee @ort ipirfen, 10
iiberlege iie ooppelt.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-11
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your Troubles. A Norwich Citizen
 Shows How to Cure Them.

Many people never suspect their kidneys. If suffering from a lame, weak or aching back they think that 1t is only a muscular weakness; when urinary trouble sets in they think it will soon correct itself. And so it is with all the other symptoms of kidney disorders. That is just where the danger lies. You must cure these troubles or they may lead to diabetes or Bright's disease. The best remedy to use is Doan's Kidney Pills. It cures all ills which are caused by weak or diseased kidneys. Norwich people tes- tify to permanent cures.
 D. J. Brown, 6 Summer Street Nor wich, Conn.,. says: ''The results that followed the use of Doans Kidney Pills in my case were most satisfactory. I procured this remedy from N D. Sevin & Sons drug store, and in view of my experience can heartily recommend 1t as an excellent prepara ton for toning up the kidneys and relieving all com plaints due to disordered condition of these organs
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo New York. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-a take no other
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-11
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever saylnqs


 What are the proper calling cards 7s Three or upward are considered very good."--LouisVille Courier Journal. Nuwed-Ah, matrimony, my boy. mat rimony is the oasis fin the desert Of llfe Old Grouch-Huhl A mirnge--BostOn Transcript
 Life is Just one blamed thing after another" No it Is one thing before another-New York Press |. Prospective iodger-Oh. we shan'o want much for meals. Landlady-I do 'ope. sir, yoh ain't one O them 'erbace- ous boardersi-Punch.
 How is your last book of poems ro- ingT Like hot cakes" "Ah, two a penny, ehT'-Peie Mele.
 wy wife always forgives my faults % I've got you skinned to death" "EiowT' My wife forgets mine."- Cleveland Leader.
 Vision and sight
 Are not the same, quite.
 You may call her vision,
 Don't call her a sight.
 -Kansas City Times. Isn't your hat rather curious fin s1apeY asked the uninformed man. "Certainly," answered his wife. Tt has to be. Any hat that wasn't curious iu ehape would look queer."-Washing ton Star
 T don't think that the book will dra- matize we'll" Why notY" The hero has a good many mental struggles. but them kind of combats don't Fo well on the stage."-Pittsburg Post
 There is no place in Che world for me" Why not ?" Nobody under stands me" Then there is a. place ln the world for you. Get n job as "a train announcer"-Kansas City Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-11
A NIGHT IN JUNE.

Long had loved her. long had dared
 To hope she might return my love And now at last know she cared u Forth from her window, high above she fondly looked and heard my plea. And modestly encouraged me. No fairer maiden ever Rnzad
 out on a lover in tho night: My ladder carefully I rniaed
 My arms were strong. my heart was The deep concern she showed was A moment more and we would meet Up,- up climbed to her and biisH.
 thrown;
 our glad lips met in one long Isias
 My yearning heart had claimed Na II seemed as if the stars with Eiee Were singing down to her and mo. Out from the window. ledge she swung.
 Her glad heart beating on my bore her downward runR by runF.
 What time she looked her loVeiIents But presently the ladder broke. And I awoke.
 -S. E. Kiser, in the Chioaro RanorA-
 Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-11
TOWN HALL, DANIELSON.

4 FiRhting Chance, one of the real successes of this season comes to Danfeison Wednesday evening This is an unexpected booking of Manager Carpenters and will give the people of DanieIson and vicinity an opportunity 70 witness the presentation of one of rhs oest of Theodore KrameT's plays Ii is a stage offering with real cause for patronage. overf1owing with heart Interest. and teaching a lesson Of ele- vs<ing tendencies To see this play will be to give yourself the chance to better know the value of the life that T9nds clear Of avofdable diversity. A Fighting Chance is an offering with reason for being. Seats now on sale Rk Beclley's drug store. Danielson. The prices are %, 3s and 50 cents
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-11
GAYLORD sANITARIuM
me9 Encouraging Work in Battle
 Against Tuberculosis.

In the fifth annual report of the New Haven County Tuberculosis association concerning the work of Gae Gaylord Farm sanitarium, at Wal Eng1ord, the report of the dispensary work. by Dr Frank B. Standish forms an Interesting chapter. At the close of the second year" says the report. the tuberculosis clinic shows contin- ued growth, both in the number of The efficiency of the clinic has been greatly increased during the past year through the active cooperation of the Visiting Nurse association. Miss Markham the nurse whose time was devoted to tuberculosis work last year has continued in charge of this work and has at times been assisted by the 9ener visiting nurses By means of flsnds- obtained through efforts of the Whiting Nurse association, milk and eEgs have been furnished to about 30 tzting a supply Of 500 quarts of milk ard 12o dozen eggs each month. In addition to this. several patients have been maintained at the sanitarium and in the country by this association and many patients have been supplied with reclining chairs, clothing and other supplies Various other charitable or sRnizatons have assisted in the work of the clinic Among these may be mentioned the Sunshine society. the Kings Daughter and the Leila Day to the clinic during the year 50 pa tientx who gave definite signs of tu- bsrculosis- These. with the 72 pa tisntS admitted last year. make a total of 1T2 patients treated at the clinic atuce it was esfa bIishedf' -
Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-11
BREED THEATER.
4 Daughter Of the Sioux, Thrilling In.
 dian Picture.

Surely the Breed theater has out d0ne itself in feature pictures for this week, az any person who attended the performance last evening can attest. There is beaHty in every picture pre- ssntec the superb picture entitled Buried Alive being photographed in fhs sublime Yosemite valley, the vista showing the beautiful falls and sur rgunding landscape being utilized for kee Background Of the many prehrni- nary scenes and adding an educational value to this already interesting film. Every scene following fig equally as Seautffui. being photographed at the foot of the falls. showing the cataract. There is an exciting but tangible story that carries this splendid picture to the finish and marks il as q great success. t would be difficult to pick out the best picture this week as every one is a gem in itself practically composed of Q series of gorgeous nature studies supplemented by finished and consist Snf acting.
 A Daughter of the Sioux is another feature with thrilling story and pre- s4nted by genuine Sioux Indians and enlisted United States regulars.
 Mss Wotcoft makes a great hit with the dainty concert song In Cupid's Garden. which she renders with rare grace, later singing the S7.o0o prize song Meet Me in Dreamland.