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The evening world., 1911-04-04
Law to Regulate Occupancy.

:" believe said Nr. Miller. thai
the law should require tSc Issuance
to owners ~ buildings ot a certificate
OF occupancy based upou OF
a certain class. Then Il n change WAS
made In the occupancy the proper de-
partment should he notified under pen-
atty Of the law. There IL no penalty
attached now and We cannot trust
owners TO report correctly as to oc-
cupancy."
"ro what cause to YOU attribute TIE
loss OF life?" asked the Fire Marshal.
"Largely." was the reply. "to tho
panic stricken character Of tho en-
ployees. They are an excltahle lot and
they had 10 climb over machines or
circle around the aisles, There were
conditions IN that factory that should
not nave existed"
The Fire Marshal in hrs investigation
was unable to get any positive proof
that the doors OF the Triangle Waist
Company factory were LOGGED. 81.
Miller said he believed They wore locked
and produced n Joint statement by two
survivors, Rosie Nasslntino Of No, H.
stanton street and Jos.c Nicolasi %
No. 2s9 Elizabeth street, that the doors
on the Washington Place side OF the
eighth floor wero locked,
The evening world., 1911-04-04
Survivors 20 Lead Parade.

~ SCdo aFduC.
When tho two sections Of the demon
stratiuu merge at WaShinGton square,
the downtown section will lead: the
shirt Waist Makers Union, Local No.
- OF tho I. +. q. w. L. will have the
rlrht OF !i's, a; IA lead of the pro-
c"s,.oT MI - -. Survivors OF the
Trlana;s vas; Troy ,>tc. They viii
walk ana VII - 80 al in black.
behind item w.,SnIr% the girls who
constitute nc great majority OF the
union, which has twei v-fvc thousand
members They. too. will be dressed IN
!dack, and the girls will. Cor the mos,
part, he harehcadcd.
4 unique feature ~ tho second. or
uptown division OF the parade VIII 20
TO presence OF some three 10 fout
hundred boys and girls, members ~
TO Young Peoples Socialist Union, tn,
pupils of the several socialist Sunday
Schools, and adhorents az juvenile
Socialist clubs. II is oNnected. als,,
mat IN the ranks OF the Women's
Trade Union League win march pro-
fesslonal men and women. lawyers.
physicians and Representatives. o. vari-
Gus walks OF life outside Of labor, aul
including merchants and bankers.
The COMMITTEES having tho parade IN
charge Is making an effort to have the
relatives of tho victims. mothers ana
fathers especially. join IN the parade
and Is issuing a general Invitation 10
the public AZ large TO fail into line al
any point.
Line of March for Both Sections.
The downtown section OF the parade
VIII assemble in the netghbOrhood ot
seward Park. and viii march throug i
East Broadway TO clinton street, pass
The evening world., 1911-04-04

Childrcn's High and Low Shoes, Wei
hid. button and lace styles, with patent
leather tips; extra high cut; sizes ) to
s, 9sc; larger sizes up to ?, at si.sO.
Childrcn's Low Shoes, Of tan caliskin.
patent leather and Wei kid; sizes 5 to
y, 93c; larger sizes up to 2, sl.s0.
Subway Store, Balcony
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
FIFTY MILLION S
LOAN IS MADE
TO CHINA
American Financiers Secure
Much Coveted Financial
Prize After Many Delays
and Diplomatic Battles.

Pekin april To-. lua nifty million
dollar loan 90 china Hy group of
American tinancicIs hu negotiations
toi which have been going ON Tor
some time. was signed here today
The negotiations ior 'his loan have
aroused diplomatic aud financial cir
Giles in al the world powers II was
declared for time tbaI the American
capitalists would never succeed IN
placing the loan without dividing up
with French, English aad German
moneyod interests. The negotiations
were long drawn ont over the de.
mands OF these iinanciers for - par.
'icipa'ion in the deal
The Chinese government negotiated
the loan IN order To secure funds for
the ielici OF Us famine districts. the
equipment OF us army and navy the
Interior administration of It's affairs
ana the Inauguration OF many reforms
looking 10 the placing OF that nation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
TUCUMCARI CITIZENS
HOLD A SMOKER
Work starts There on New Home Tor
,!,c iI!.4: snurt l. iu session Also.

TucumcarL y. ~. April 80 The
smoker given Dos the chamber OF
Commerce at thc Arcade thoatcr PROV
ed To- boz one of the most sueccssfui
events given this year in Tucu'1tarL
\ large number responded To the lr-
Vitations sent out by secretary ". a.
slaughter ana % feeling 90 good ..i-
loWship prevailed during Tho entire
evening Among the subjects discrss-
ga fog to, hoostiug OF Tucumcar. and
the SURROUNDING country were immi.
grafton good roads and orup. 5
number "l ideas we're considered Zee
gardiug tine town including the olriy
closing of business houses ana mu-
uicipal ownership 20 watrrWorks. tho
election Tor which IS called ipr April
29 Lunch Was served from "a long
table ON one sId, Of the room. The
regular moctin- ut thu CITY council
which was TO h. held was postponed
$50 that an th, members might Dee
present
Pines for water are being Hid al
thr urW city paris on south Fourth
street \ number of hydrauts viii De
placed about iuo grounds so that
plenty of drinking water may D" had
lt y. DonuDoo. county clerk, Was
Kicked iu IN, forehead hy "a h0ise be-
longing to hlW The accident oD-
CURED ai his hom, in the south part
o: the city %, able Go attend 60
business again.
Actiy. Work Ha- begun on tue r"r-
MAIN street ID .nrrc uf moon being
employed ou tba excavation ni the
basement The .uildinR Viii uc built
of native stun, p,pple dashed.
Nu Important cases have come bee
fore the court during the three du,
past Of tnis term ot district court moss
being held hrH. Tho puproe su'l
against the ufv aud tho contractor
uf The SANITARY sewer system, for am
alleged nrgllg,n.e u leaving AN open
ditch unprotected by lights, has been
compromised uut of court ou a. pas
mcnt OF &anr The most important
case for tu, coming week i- the sur
81 the Robert hodges heirs agatus'
Horne br"tH,s inr damages for me
death or Robert Hodges a few months
ago. duo O" tn" owing la of Oh" cell
lar excavation $40 the Norcnbcrg h"~
t'l Tho sut is 'pr $4,000. The case
b. s,t Tor rur-da.
irt. ju,l Z Hedgepeth entertained
The hirtnddE Dob al his homo La The
east part Oi tlt ats. NoNel cont .stG
were arranged Iu amusc the gucsts.
*, o. stubhins winning the prize, "a
silver Olr Tho peakcr ol the oNri-
los vae o.. n Aldrrdge. Seventeen
members attended With i've guests.
Born 90 M and Mrs y. r Little
tuu iHught,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
DIAMOND A" OUT
FIT BUYING CATTLE.
Big New Mexico Cattle Com
pany Purchase the Baker
Bros. Stock and Holdings /.
Few Others Nov on Range.

rusl, IS NJ. Az The Dio.
mound 4 Cattle conn .. Is reported
H.rr has bought 3d.. N. .attic ana
uud holdings 81 tI ~ uruthcrs
.n fhe southern pau u quo county,
paving for tho cattI. head az
.h.t run. and for tnD Hn"s's $40 "a
u.tl The price OF patented lands
.ni improvements v.# 'nn. The
url other holders .f tlc on the
sputh,rn range IN 1u tt.H numbers
are the Alamo iiu..u .'Wpany, the
Nr outfit and Dunauu u.uoh
THE Diamond \ outt has been
t,adily buying up cattle 100 this coun-
U Tor several moutH. tnd 70 ls not
uown how many thou ud bead have
boon added 90 ~ already large range.
other big deals Tor .st. 1re said to
boz pending The Indications are that
the Diamond \ comp.u} VIII engage
more extensively than ever 300 the cat
Co. business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

Expect Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained by
Serpine.

Now YORK Nov 10 Thousands are
taking advantage - the generous OF
Ter made by ID, Woodwork co, ll6i
Rroadway New YORK. city. requesting
an experimental packae. Of Scnpne
the great discovery for Asthma. Hay
Fever Bronchitis. and Caiarrh, which
- mailed free OF charge 20 an who
write for H. II is curing thousands OF
the most stubborn cases d makes no
difference how long yoa have been
suffering or bow severe the climatic
conditions are whore you i've Se..
pine viii cure YOU
n Won have experimental with
otr.r Treatments ana have failed "a
iina cure DO not br discouraged but
send for trial of this wonderful truly
meriious remedy which s scientific
compound discovered by professor
a., vienna University ana is being
Dy thousands
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
ST. LOUIS MAN INvENTs
A BIRD LIKE AEROPLANE
PATTERN Maker Has Dream Which
Proves 10 be Praetioa able When he
Puts N into Machinery

81 Louis. no. Apil l5 Charles
Lambert. an East 81 Louis pattern
maker employed by The Stuck Iron
Works. has invented an acruplanc
That he declares combines the flying
qualities of u bird with the living ma.
chincs now ia use ana " thoroughly
practicable The machine ~ built on
tho principle ui The living bird. and
he wings are warped SO as 10 appear
much like a giant cag,o.
Lambert has been working secretly
on he machine ion nearly Is wear and
has juN completed a 80 foot model lie
has built Two other smaller models
and the results Of trials with them
have been so satisfactory that he Is
trying 20 interest some people IN the
buying OF an engine for the biz ma.
chine
Tho wings OF the aorupane are
hinged TO the body OF the machine and
the operator can use each wing in
making Turn or can incainc them 80
as 10 cast almost perpcndiculatly
from great height 10 within few
hundred feet OF The earth, where the
Tight can be stopped Ilo claims that
the wings can he warped to such an
extent that the operator could loop
with the creates, of ease and safety
The controlling mechanism IL set
| forth ia q double plane rudder. In
front and behind. which controls the
rise and tall Of the machine. together
with the wings The machine Is run
| bN two propel@rs one of these is SCI
In front OF the main plane aud the
other behind. and Lambert cIntns a
| thirty horsepower engine VIII be
| sufficient
| Lambert claims chat he Aad no IN
| tcutiuu OF dahbling with lying ma
| chimes until Near ago. when he had
q dream which pointed oW Che meth
| cd of building his present device, he
/ declare hat the iuoa OF uslng = front
and rear elevator aud hanging the
engine ana operating seat below IN,
planes were particularly vivid N this
dream
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15
\oInI. nl ~III-

iu tho district DoUr -,.uud Judirial
District county ol -tudus1I Ter-
rItor uf N,W Mexico
Wrpv O. FIsh ys Lou a. FISH
80 gI1
T1 tho luuy, named j#ttndaut
YOU are u,rep' notified tlnt q sunk
Has been commenced against you, IN
tIr Jbuy. omitted court hy the above
nunr0 plaintiff wherein and whereby
ha nrn 'ar AN absolute divorce lr'm
Eul on fnc grounds of rruci ana u.
hnuNu treatment ANA ahandou'r'ut
Nau are further notified tu't ui .e-
0l appear iu said SUIT and sn-N
or otherwise plead 90 plaiuu,| COIN
pllut on cor before th, Gth Ju o
MaF. 1al1. q decree pro Duul'sso Nu
b. entered against tou and pIantr
rN uppN Go said .uH:J Tor tu, n.I.t
.tated for in hH complaint F'Uu.
uf. attorney s ~ D I,u..a tud
N. no.tpfpc, addir.- e Nnulu,rI|
Is M
THus Is D. MADISON.
t~cai1 clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

Itching piles provoke profanity bot
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

For The mother IN the home tC bc
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time and strength 20 the rearing of
children, IS one Of LIES greatest
blessings OFTEN the bearing Of
children Injuries the mother 3 health,
II she has not prepared her system
im alNaALe lnr tAn Mnporiant nXaui
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-15

iiHF, sou h0ugh, any OF thos" $50
lots n kohs Addition 10 the husi-
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Gentlemen 80 cents: Ladies free.
Good Floor. Good Music.
Questionable iarac,rrs Not Admitted
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever. sayinss

Milly-I put away my last years bathing suit in. camp11or, but it evsp. orated. Billy-The bathing suit ?- Philadelphia Record.
 Stella-What causes her insomnia Belle-She takes so many beauty ex- ercfses before retiring that it is morn ing when she finishes.-Harper's Ba- gar.
 Assistant - Here's an article on how New York will look in 1850. What can we use to illustrate it? Editor Get that file of magazines over for 1850, and cut out the picture of how New York was to look in 1910.-Puck.
 @oh, Gsorge!" sighed the lovesicIe maiden, I'm sure I'm not worthy to be your wife!" Well" replied George, wearily. I'm not worthy to be your husband, so we're just about matched" |" Catholic Standard and Times.
 Reporter-You know it is said that your country has a secret understand ing with Mexico. Eminent Foreign understanding with Mexico or any other country that could Ee called a secret. Hobson knows ali about it. Chicago Tribune.
 T don't believe there is anything in that talk about Harlow being hard up." said Little Binks. ''Why, he's just. iolossomed forth with a footnan
 
 Jinkinson. derisively. Footman is good! That isn't a footman-it's a deputy sheriff in charge of the carl" -Harper's Weekly.
 Cant I persuade you to subscribe for 8 copy of our latest book on north pole explanationg "No, sir, you could not persuade me to take it as g. gift, ] spent four years carrying mails in North Dakota, two years driving cab in Minnesota and Eve just escaped from Duluth. Got a book on hunting in Central Africa ?"-Chicago Tribune.
 Did I understand you to say that man was from Kentucky" Yes" ''You must be mistaken. He isn't from Kentucky.' ''Yes. am sure that heard somewhere that he was" "No, you're wrong. He's been here ten minutes and hasn't boasted about it" Chicago Record Herald.
 Husband-n a. man steaIs-no mat ter what it is-he will live to regret if. Wife-Duri1lg our courtship you used to steal kisses from me- Husband Well, you heard what I said. - Smart Set.
 Suitor--I would like to see the photo of the lady with the s500,000 dowry. Ma trinonial Agant-We don't show photos with the large dowries-Fie- gende Blaetter.s
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
NATIONAL SHOE AND
 CLOTHING COMPANY.
New Five Story Building on Franklin Square Will Have Public Opening Today.

Today the public opening of the store of the National Shoe and Cloth ing company will take place. at their new fivs-story building on Main street The building has just been completed and Is constructed of buff brick. The interior is finished In pine and spruce and Is fitted with all modern improve ments. including an elevator There are plate glass fronts on the doors. The ground floor is devoted to mems furnishings, with tables in the center of the floor and racks on the left of the entrance for mems clothing
 The wholesale department is located in the basement and all goods are re- ceived through a door in the rear of the building. On the first floor the shoe department will be in charge of Charles P. Lynch, and mems furnish ings and clothing in charge of Harry Branche and Harry Markoff. On the second floor is the women's derart- meut. where wornen's and misses suits and all sorts of dress and fancy goods are displayed A doorway on this floor opens on the alley between the new building and the adjoining property. Mrs. Hlllman. Miss OfConnell and Viii liam Cramer will have charge of this floor. On the third floor is the stock of trunks. suit cases, oil cloths and window shades. The fourth floor is as vet unfinished, but it is thought that tue Carpentcrs' union will occupy this floor.
 1hs building is N ell zennlatad and is
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
Afternoon.
NEXT WEEK AT THE AUDITO-
 RUM.

The management of Norwich's pio neer vaudeville house promises a bill for the first half of next week which Will surpass anything seen here in a long time and with enough variety to it to satisfy all The Four Bragdons will head the bill in their screamingly funny comedy p1aylet entitled Fun in a Vaudeville Agency. The act is com posed of four young men, all of whom are natural comedians, and who cer- tziniy use their ability to the best ad vantage in their present vaudeville sketch. Another exceptionally good act on Mondays bill is the Visocchi Bros. in an original musical novelty includ- ing wl1istling and organette virtuosos The act has been playing big all the time and is a sure hit on any bill. Madeline Burdette, the popular so- prano. who has been secured for the first of next week, and Josh Dale, a very good blaclSface comedian. n.will round put this entertaining bill in first class manner. The Auditorium photo plays are always good. The Redskins Secret is an especially good reel for the childrens matinee today.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
BREED THEATER.

Lieut.. Scott's Narrow Escape the thrilling feature picture at the Breed for today, is one of the finest western pictures ever produced and is made by the celebrated Pathe company of Paris Beside the sensational story of the narrow escape is the added attrac- tion of perfect photography and sor- geous scenery. which is equal1ed by the splendid acting only.
 The Price of Victory is a superb story of the days of Napoleon, but tells n story that has never been pre- sented before. showing the great gen. eral in a sublimely pathetic moment in his eventfuI career.
 The Biograph is a comedy of that rare type that keeps you in laughter from the time it begins up to and after the close of the picture, being entitled Comrades. story of two tramps.
 Miss Ethel Laws is singing the country-s song craze. We Met in Dear old Frisco. which is highly success full
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
CoMPA.NroNsH1P.

Beside a winter sea I held her haf1Fs The sun. low sunken in molten
 glare,
 Revealed hitting radiance in her hair, When darkness fell. and turned we to
 the land; Reluctantly we climbed the oozinE
 sand
 With tightening grasp. and. loving, scOrned to care That moaning waves complaining
 stil1ed us there Against the din of earth's incessant
 band Oh, vast eternity, thou roaring sea Which through both day and dark
 ness calleth on Oh. noisy time which blabbet1 con-
 staHtly In earthly clamerings from sun to What if. hushed by ye twain, they
 sflenced be, If two. together faring, walk as one? Ruth McEnery Stuart, in The Out- look
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
THE VILLAGE POSTMASTER.

"Give us another rural drama" has been the plea of the public ever since The Dairy Farm was presented by the Poli Players. and the management has endeavored to accede to these demands. The Village Postmaster has been se- cured for production next week and 1t is expected that it will more than sat- isfy any and all tastes. There were many rural plays that could have been obtained for production, many of them of the very best but after careful con- sideration it was decided that none of fered the many attractive features poS- Eessed by The Village Postmaster. One strong reason in it's favor is that it is new to this city and vicinity, where the patronage of the Poli Players comes from, and therefore will have the additional attraction of being seen for the first time by most persons. Then it possesses more features of special and unusual nature than any other. One feature in particular that of a rainstorm of real water, is some
 thing ns other play offers and it is one that cannot fail to cause comment and discussion. To present this effect properly it was necessary to arrange to have the original machinery and equipment brought on from New York city, where it has been in storage when not in use by stock companies, ever since the original production was withdrawn from the road. This week 1t is in use by the Spooner Stock com
 pany at the Metropolis theater in New York, the last performance being given tonight Immediately thereafter it will be shipped direct to Norwich for use here next week. This necessitates considerable extra expense. but the management confidently expects the results to be worth the extra trouble and cost. It is certainly the largest thing of the kind the company has yet attempted, and considerable of an un- dertaking when the extremely low scale of prices is taken into considera.- ton. There will be number of extra players in the production, including the Bridgewater Silver Cornet band, which adds to the hlarity by being caught in the rain. Then there is donation party. where the neighbors gather for merrymaking, and in which several special numbers will be intro du-ed-singing, dancing. etc. On Mon day afternoon one of the most attrac- five souvenirs yet offered the ladies will be given away at the matinee. It Is pretty glass >hatpin holder and it has already aroused considerable in terest in tue opening matinee. Seats are now on sale for the entire week, including Good Friday, for which there will be no advance in prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
MORGAN .... kuctionee,
 AUCTION

Will be sold at Public Auction at the home of the late George w. Rogers, Leffngwel1,
 TUESDAY, APRIL 11TH, 1911.
 at 10 o'clock, the following described property: 1 horse. HOO lbs, carriage. 1 Concord buggy, 1 one-horse lumber wagon, l one-horse dump cart, l express wagon, 1 road Sulkey, 1 business sleigh, 2 light driving harness. 1 work harness, robes and blankets, 1 corn shel1er, hay cut ter, blows and small hand tools, quan- potatoes, 1 lot of corn on ear. 10 quart milk cans, l 40-quart can. all the furniture contained in dwelling house, consisting of chamber sets, stoves. car pets, bedding. chairs, pictures, dishes and other things too numerous to men ton. If stormy, next fair weekday.
 ELLEN ROGERS. Executrix apr4TuThS
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
'f0E7RT.
orPonruNrrx.

 They do me wrepg who say come no When once .Isknock and fail to nna For every day I stand outside your And I,S Sld y;Sp 2, wake and rise to fight wall not for precious chances passed Weep not for golden ages on the Each night burn the records of the At sunrise every soul is born agaia. Laugh like a boy at splendors that To ssSisSsS ssa asSs! Joys be blind and deaf My judgments seal the dead past with
 it's. dead,
 come. Though deep in mire. wiring not your I lend my arm to all who say 'T No shame-faoed outcast ever sank so But yet may rise and be again .
 man. Dost thou behold thy lost youth ali
 aghast?
 Dost reel from righteous retriba- Then turn from plotted archives of the And find the futures pages white as
 snow Art thou mourner? Rouse thee from ..ssthy spell.
 Art thou sinner? Sins may be Each morning. gives thee wings to flee from hell,
 Each night a star to guide thy feet
 to- heaven.
 --Walter Malone
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08

lighted by, tungsten lights. There are 1avatories on each floor. The cashiers desk is Ncated on the first floor and will be in charge of Miss Lena Shereshevsky. The officers of the com pany are as follows: President, Louis Markoff; vice president, David Sher- eshevsky; secretary, Abraham Cramer; treasurer. Morris Markoff.