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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-20

MfosfeuboG Der 9eetboben Suniprs
III Ser 9eetbobcn Safe ont Mbeuo
oeS %. Iprif. Oieier lebtere 9nn
lou gon5 belonoers groBortig uto
orlglnea merben.
s. g. 8eurlon Brdiioeltt ser
Werican & Nortbpeltern gobn unb
Gertreter BON aopitoGsintereiien II!
Merifo, Die iid alf 1875 Millionel,
Dollars beloufer, erfldrte Conn.
tog obcllo, qls er, bon ST Hoio TOM.
melto, unlere 5taot paiiterte. Ell
nem geri6terftatter gegeniiber oos
@eriift fir foli6, oaB ct ober elmer
letner Mit : SS1ltereIiellten einelr
0rltd ouf Die enolii6e Gegierune
dlts9eilbt bdttel1 mo oob Die 2estere
nit Srterpention georobt babe.
0os @eridt bat S. 3. Mcr-
dant, Ser ongeflogt 1T, ben Seuer.
lpeDrmann 9apis 8. Seal erihoiier
5u babel, oos Nebt o~lleeitonocn.
9iirgidaft 5l1 ltellen. Die giireifoft
1T ouf $4,000 feitgeiett.
Die u6ltll Goro 5000 Doro"
bat Die 2ieferune bon 500 Goro
fleines nlto 500 Gpro groBereS SolS
fiir Sort Sam Soultor erbolten.
Eradtige Gegenibauer iinb
Somitog folt iiberod I'M Staatc &c.
follen. Iud mir bier baben unieril
Inteil befommer INTO in Ser hinge.
geflo bat es nod mebr eeregnet ols
bier. Mus 5rieori6s6lirg miro ).
.. bon 31a 3oa 9fegen eemeloet.
Der @egen lit bon unbe8ablbareln
@ert fir uniere 5ormer getpeien.
Mit Dem Geser trat am Samitas
Elm 5ietnlid itarfer genperatllrned).
iel etn,
Samitag feierte Die ct. So
iepbs @emeinoe ben ct. Soiepb's
Sag in ser iib[iden @eiie. Mor-
gems fo1o ell 8ontiical Sofon,t
ltatt uno abenoa cine Beltlibfeit in
Ser Sale oes ct. Soiepb gereins.
SEER Or. 9artbelmi
Ser @ertreter Der uaolnii9en Sci
tnng" IN 8aibingtoll, Ser aelegent-
lid) Ser vfrieeeriiden" GreieniFe
loh San 9ll1tonio gefommen lit, INN
bon bier aug iiber lie on ieiue
3eitung sn beridtelt l~tattete ull5
einen lebr angenebnen 8eiu6 in
unierer Office ob.
@eute morger SmiIden stpei
iHro orei ltbr brannten 5lpei Sdns
Ter am @armid 9olllebaro i'm
@arlborougb 9lace az. Gines ser.
ielben non Elm 5meiitofiges @ebal.,
De, in oem 5rau s. SO. 8ertnett eiu
2osierbous betrieb, ons onoere itano
leer.
- Nad laneem 2eiDen Itorb in
einem bieiigen @o5pital Senrp 9.
Sparb i'm alter BON 40 Sabrell.
Ser %peritorbere Gollger Gapt.
Seize See Saa pltroe Gonntaq NOR.
aell init militarii6en gbren begro-
Ben.
Samitag eridob iid in einenl
Salie an Der Siio=gonho StraBe
Elm t8iabriger illnger damn Sea.
mems goiimirio Salinas. Merger
iiber elm eingebiIoetes llnredt, oas
ibm geideben, jdeint i'm gum
Selbitmoro getrieben gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-20
Mttafiert Sen ~sdlml-Trimsipal.

Der SdilI : 8rin8ipaF Gbas. 9,
Iaen bon SDlpania, Ga, lit i6ref-
lid an &beunlatismus Sdmer-
gen, batte Elm 2eber- uno Masen-
leioen unb franfe Nieren. Mae Mif.
tel idlugen febl; aber bier 8laide.l
BON Dem berlbmten electric 9itters
madten mid pouitanoie eeiuno.
Sauienoe loben uno preiien oiele
Meoi5in. geriudt iie. Nnr SOC BEL
aaen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-20

Ger merifaniifc Ginonsmii,i.
ltcr 2imantour paiiierte Samitoe
llorgen slpiiden iebs uno Iieber
ltbr uniere Staot lit 'einen1 Nripot.
magen, Der einett 3uae ser S. &
O.. g. @abn a~ngeb1net ipor, emf.
ping ober Nienlano auBer Dem
bieiigen merifaniiden aoiliu[ Srne.
las, Der menige Mngenblide Bel
ibm i'm @aeell meilte. 2inontour
fam niht aiis benz @ageir beralls
ltno lieB ii6 auh nidt ieben. gr
loft olif Der eailsen Meiie ben 80
ger feinen @llgenbLid perlolien b.
ben. Mebrere 3eitunesIeute perird).
tell bier 3utritt GIT inn 5u erlan.
Gen, es gliidte ober llidt, oGe ipur-
ben abgeipieien, mic es ieoem ge.
ridterItatter erealigen lit, Ser 6cll
Winiiter mdbreno oieier, Meiie SIT
iprefen periudte. Giniae Der Ser
rem fubren big nad) 9earioG nit,
in Der Soffnling, sod nod cir.
Belegenbeit su befommeln, i'm Su
fpreden, febrten aGer am Nafmit.
tug lnperri6teter Gahe fpieoer Alt
rid. Sn gotula iol[en Mitalie6cr
Der Satnilie Mooero i'm I'M cine
lnterreoung eriudt babeu, er lic5
ibnen aber Iagen, ooB er lie ELI
pfange1l mone, uenit er ouf n1erifa-
liiihem 9ooen lei. Gb oies geide-
fen, it, neiB mon niht.
Samitaa nohlnittae Fat Ser
critic Sooesfan I'M Eager BEL Sort
Som Souiton itattgefunoen. Stint
rnooiersig Soloatcn bon Ser Som
pagnie 6 beg Is. Snfanterie-Me gi-
ments nabmen Elm Dab i'm Salaoo
uno elmer oerieIben, elm iunaer
Mam Namens @m. g. S6rai6eo
1T babel ertrunfen. Wferfmiiroiaer
0eiie fat Miemano geieben, uie
oas ltnsliif paiiiert it, gbralbeo
ipltroe aud nidt permiBt biz aim
uHoll Gaa1 ON Mben6. Mm Conn.
toa ind)te man Damn oen Greet nb
lino fano Die 2eide.
Sonnlfng morgen ipuroe ser
Soloat 6ronf Sap, BON Der gattelip
s. 0es 4. Mrtiaerie : Iegiments.
bon .einem @auleiel geidlaeen llno
ld)per oerlebt. St trug einen Sd)G,
oelbrnh bapon lno es mlBte cine
Operation an ibm boll5ogsn meroen
Die aonigin bcs 9ari1epals
bot foIgeaoe 9amen 81 Mitglieoern
ibres SofitaQtes ertrannt: SRI. 3lt.
lime Serffu SRI. Sulia @rmitrorg,
Sri. Senriette &ummel, SRI. ylc.
gina 8edmanit, SRI. aatberine
Jronflin, SRI. Scroll 2ott, Sri. 9ilit1
Wnir, Sri. gleanor Steuens, Sri.
annette Shmiot, SRI. SuIia open.
Ger, SRI. guleta Gbittim uno SRI.
eta Carr. Die aronung Ser aoni-
gin miro Donnerltng abeno, Sen %.
Mpril, in Ser geetbopen4Saae Itott.
finoen. Inter oen anoern SeItlih.
feiten, bic oies Sobr pabreno ops
3%arnepals peranitaltet meroen lof.
len, finsIoIaenbe: 8na oes Gotif.
lon-Glub, gonneritaa obeno, llad)
Der aronuns; 8aa oes ORDER o.
the 4lamo" an 4beno oes ri.
Mpril in Der 9eetbopeir.Soae; al;
abeno oes II. unb ts. @pril Scitp
i'm Stile oes o6t5ebnten So9r.
binberts inter ben Muipi5ier oer
Battle Of Jlomers aiiociotion";
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-20
Rsiss- Brief.
ILL.,.

2ie lektem Sase<im hamburg. =
Sin mneriuartetes 3miammentrcf=
iem.- 6abrt mad Berlin. - IN
eiuer fleinen Staot Der Grpuin5
Sadien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Where the Trouble Lies

Mayor billing right when he says city policemen not
arbters OF disputes between conductors and
patrons
He right when he declines the OF the Seattle,
Renton Southern. any other line, with policemen
the duty of policemen fight the battles OF cor
poatons which have outraged public sentiment until eondue-
have fight enforce arbitrary and unjust rulings
Where the awis violated policemen will not hesitate TO do
their duty
law violations have become frequent owing the out
rageous conduct OF the corporations that the police
be the ground when all OF them occur the remedy hes
with the corporations themselves
The people going themselves 10 double Sc
ates police enable these corporations enforce their
rulings.
let the corporations play fair
Let them repeal the arbitrary transfer point order Let
them put ENOUGH CARS TO RENDER SERVICE.
Let them quit running citizens who ride forcing
10 40 minutes for another carall because
they themselves jam the instead of running
In the meantime Mayor Ding has to establish
martial law behalf OF the street monopoles
THERE individual glad that order against taking
occasionally
forced to subnn a serubbing police.
complaining From
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Youthful Charm
To Aged Complexion

Prematurely or middio-aged com
plexions can be made soft and vel
yety and givena pink and white tint
OF youth. But first OF all. powder
and rouge must be discarded be-
cause OF their ruinous effect on the
skin. In its place should be used
q plain spurmax lotion, made by dis
solving 4 ounces spurmax In y pint
hot water and adding 2 teaspoon.
fuls glycerine. Using witch-hazel
instead OF water makes IL dry
quicker In cold weather.
This lotion should be applied 10
face. neck and arms, then gently
massaged In, and when Il dries the
skin takes on n soft, satiny finish.
Continued using will remove PIN.
pies. blackheads, wrinkles and
skln.roughness. II IN especially fine
for oily or muddy" compilations
and. unlike powder, is invisible
when on.--Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Education on An Empty
Stomach

Chicago school board discovered months ago. that
many of the children coming from families in stracned
circumstances were behind in their studies.
You don't suppose it's due the fact that they hun
cry asked II seemed prcpostcrous but they de-
cided try novel experiment--pcuny lunches.
Result Remarkable improvement the standing OF the
children They right up their studies The poor little
chaps-Cod pity EN- simply couldn't get ahead empty
stomach
grasp the benefits OF the public schools because their fathers
poor give them enough and that land OF
plenty We can't express opinion Of such conditions in
language that will go through the postofficc.
But such crimes shall endure forever
Lend me waite
overt 10 Of here. please
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Observations

life China supplies plenty
now the for the
a presi
anything his
terms a
KNEW they'd the place the air would
everybody at the table chance the breeze
A bread feeto long, feet wide
wife could fresh
a O n
small
teruptIng the service they do the United
CANTON Ohio official vote showed Turnbu democrat aud
Schlng socialist
IN a odd
Socialists will o as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
That Seattle Spirit Again

In the midst Of OF the crises in her Seattle is
bearing herself we'll
Like great city beseged by enemy she is leading the
outside her walls and preserving perfect discipline and
harmony within.
The water situation is almost unique. Here Is water
famine district bound every side by Hood for several
has been for thousands and thousands
people except what they could from water wagons and
by other makes arrangements An uncertain future Is laced
Win plan Lake Washington water be adopted with
bad resusl WIN the e engineers be able TO repair the
break in the big pipes by the end OF the week.
These and hundred other questions in the minds OF
people But the Seattle spirit that has carried this
city along the OF the of success present now
People discomiorts OF the situation and BELIEVE
ABSOLUTELY that things will be all right again within
few DAYS.
The ability the funny, the pleasant side has saved
many life and many community IN the worlds history
And absolute confidence spells victory at elbow so
Seattle smiles aud works and plays and appauds her men who
fighting to bend recreant waters TO their VIII again
BERNHARDT Flemish actor Lou
tho capital OF la Belle
Sarah 10 already great9rand
mother hersefi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Rheumatism Advice
Prominent doctors REST rrsserip-
ffon Eksify Rinsd Al Nome.

~-~~s~~~s~~~~~~y~~
PROM your druggist get one ounce
of Toris compound Gin original seated
T4aghAKFb and 0nm ounce 81 syrup of
NAFsaflnf1liA compound Take these
fwo ingredients home ana pat fhsfIt
into a half pint 81 good whisket.
shake the bottle and take table
spoonful before each meal and at bed
time This - said 20 be the quickest
and best remedy known 20 the fneii-
cal profession Tor rheumatism and
fsac kaeh4 Good results come after
the first dose. n your druggist does
viii get IL for YOU 10 a few hours
from his Wholesale house Dent be
influenced 10 take a patent medicine
instead ~ this Insist on having the
genuine Toris compound IN the ofisi-
nal onH ounce scaled yellow package.
Hundreds ~ the Worst cases werr
rnr~d here ~ this prescription last
~iafsr.--Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
big Til" Sullivan, in Seattle, Says He's Decided
to Go to Congress; Christmas is Also Coming

him remain Without some political
office since 1856. Maybe he would
have made his way IN politics any.
how. les q cincb. though, that
big Tim" IL quite big enough.
from any angle you may choose to
view him. 20 hold down both the
job Of phiIanthropist and a poli-
tIcian.
Sullivan OF Vaudeville Fame.
Won can't get away from tbe fact
that he's a big man. when you ret
NEXT 10 the fact that he's one " the
few men who foresaw the advance
Of vaudeville and It's great poses-
billties. Yep. It's the same 6ulli-
van that You come across on the
signboards marked Sullivan and
Conaidine." vaudeville magnafez.
The ability 10 sec the growth Of
vaudeville has coined millions for
"BiR Tim" lie wasn't a poor man
before be went into the theatrical
business, but he's not regretted
his joining with our own Seattle
man. J. w considine. Take a peep
az the crowded houses at the Orph-
cum and Empress theatres in Seat
tie. Imagine how much money
somebody IA making through these
houses. then multiply II 'steea
times. no az 10 get the profits u
all the Sullivan 4 considiDe houses
In the country.
"Blg Tim stopped business
talk long enough last night In the
Sullivan q considine building. 10
predict a democratic landslide both
In New York and national politics
next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

"Yen. I'll 80 20
cong rcnB next
year"
It's as easy ms
all that there In
no roo IA for
doubt. big Tim"
Sullivan decides
that he ought 10
go back to con
gresa next year
So who IN going
60 stop hlmy
when The Star
Interviewer asked
him about u be.
fore he left for
California last
night. big Tim"
answered IN n
matter Of fact
way that he'll be
safely seated ON
4 h O democratic
aide Of the house
~ b en- congress
convenea In 1918.
lilo treated II Ia
as positive a man
ner aa though he
wnn answering
that Christmas
was sure 10 come
around.
And, by the
way, Christmas rs
= .r..at ewauf Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

People who live In glass houses
ought 10 go down town for their
baths. And just now. let's consider
that We all live In glass honscs.
Shakespeare says that sleep
knlts up the rayoled sleeve Of care.
tut Il won't darn the raveled hole
In tho sock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
SOMETHING NEW

Whatever way we take. boys.
Mid roses or mid rue.
Life never fails 20 WOO us.
There's always something new.
At every turn we take. boys.
There waits for open eyes
Some wonder OF the highways,
Some splendor OF the skies.
Each day has some new treasure
That never shone before.
The old sun paints new pictures
Upon a cabin door;
We cannot grow aweary
So long rs we may see.
For something new Ia waiting
Each hour for you and me.
Water you most concerned abou
right nowf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

big Tins" district In New York
city. n Tim could have his way,
there wouldn't be barefoot waif
in all Of Gotham. He's the busiest
shoe distributor In the country just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
WHY NOT SMILE AWHILE?
Hf0Sf
JOSH WISE
SAYS.

LATE NJ o o
broooer 10 wait.
In fer his well
ter 90 dry sos
no kin recover
his set OF false
teeth that fell
In"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

A lieutenant governor who was
poisoned got three lines In the pa
pers. while football player got
half column. Most anybody can
be lieutenant governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
WATCH FOR

trouble in the Douglas family
Lord Alfred Douglas and Lady Al
fred Douglas have both published
books Of poetry this fall. Wait TIL
the reviews begin 60 come In,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

A rolling stone gathers no moss.
saith the proyerb. So old Sill Stone
has never rolled any.
That Is. barring little log roll
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
TOUCH AND GO

That miserable little
bite and then He's 4
ON the contrary consider him
aor
There is much and American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
Benjamin Overcoats and
Raincoats, $40 up.


ALu EKFENbxVE
To neglect To sean every item In
our ads. Such mark-downs should
whiri the goods out faster than
drsys can deliver them, Read
these ads, visit storc. see windows
and send for catalogue. our
motorcyolc brings II 20 you
SOC 2xT Wire Brush .. a5c
WIN do the work of 81 worth
Or sandpaper and do 81 twice as
fast. Good 10 remove rust and
dirt. also to brush "A horse, COW or
dog with. II makes capital scrub
brush and outwcars a dozen hrls-
Ito brushes.
5bc 2Axi. curved back. same, .3ac
Zoe single handle Butchers Meat
block brush ............... aoo
soc double handle. same asc
sse butchers Meat Block Brush
soc Mechanics Wire Cleaning and
behcn brush .s.,...... ..... $50
Zoe Painters or Mechanics Wire
i'uhiti s.s.... s....s...... zoe
tse leather handle Animal Brush
'ss't. s.s.s..s ..s..s..st.. 25c
Yours s.y Basrain..
Spinnings Bargain Store
sis-i1 Fourth Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
HE MAY. YET

First Moori have driven years rye never jet
second Motot you quit trying and hire
a ffeurg- Puck - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

There's water In the river.
There's water In the hiiis,
Enough 20 make you shiser.
Eat dope and swallow pills:
There's water down 81 Renton.
Also at Darlington.
The natives there are bent on
Revenge. with knife and gun.
But whats the od6sf Seattle
10 dry's . broken bone:
A. dry's a bunch OF cattle
Left on tho plains alone:
The water wagons busy.
us dripping aides allure.
But what has made us dixxy
10 the fact the milk 10 purei
FOR THE cyNics' CALENDAR
Remember how Heinrich Heine
said. az he vas dying: a hope my
wife will marry again. 30 that
someone In tho world may be
sorry am dead"
Intensified farming means weep
ina on your onions 20 make them
Erow. Then when the onions grov
you can weep some more. and
weeping. raise more onions. and
so on ad intinltum.
Don't give trouble the key 10 the
front door.
or the hack door either for that
matter.
Well. this water thing can't last
forever. Well water.
II mans every prayer we're
answered ho would be wholly mis-
cradle.
a promIsnory note 10 tho thief Of
time.
watered stock is no, easily frozen
out
Another thing about this water
famine. TIA dirty thing. Dirty
You can see the dirt in the little
you GET.
One way 10 make the walking
good Is TO walk
A rolling stone gathers no moss
saith the proyerb. So old Sill Stone
has never rolled any.
That Is. barring little log roll
ing.
A lientenantgoverno who was
poisoned got three lines In the pa
pers. while football player got
half n column. Mosi anybody can
be a lieutenant governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
GOOD INVESTMENT

your profitable vcnuref
bet, bought tho either OF half their
value."-Judg..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

One way to make the walking
good ls TO walk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

Another thing about this water
famine. it's dirty thing. Dirty.
You can see the dirt In the little
you Get.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
NO BOHEMIAN SPIRIT

NO BOHEMIAN SPIRIT
why wasn't bohemian restaurant SUGGEST
bohemian the
wouldn't epErams singf"
oh did all that they wouldn't so head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

Water you most concerned about
right now7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22
FINAL RESORT

"tiow's wife, ~
shes having troub with her head
Cant the doctor help
"No-nobody but the mlIiner.@-Tit Bits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-22

watered stock Is no, easily frozen
out.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-14
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
ciever Sayings


MY wife can't decide on a car"
ing cars" '"The last word. chr Then
she'll have it"--Washington Herald.
II thought she exhibited nerve and
aplomb," said Mrs Oldcastle. did
your" replied her hostess "Josiah said
she had nerve, bat was a peach."-Cki-
cago Record-Herald.
do you know Garruious7" mot to
speak to-" But thought you had
called ON him7" 81 did--but he did all
the talking.--Tid-B Bits.
Come to dinner. old man; we've got
a new cook. SORRY. I've an engage
ment today; but I'll come tomorrow"
mo use; she leaves tomorrow-"-Bos-
ton Transcript.
did anyone call while I was out.
Nora?" "YfS, mum, a gintiemun call
ed. don't know his name, but 7
could show you his face. as there's
four OF him I'D on your dressin' table"
Satire.
That hen has laid an egg every day
for the past six months" said the
farmer. do you suppose she is try
ing to break a record" his city cousin
asked, "or has IL merely become a habit
with her7'-Judge.
Gwendoline-H IL were but possible,
In these prosaic days, for you to do
something heroic, something brave and
knightIil1e. in order DO prove your love2
George-Well. amt 1 going to marry
you next month on a salary of two
pounds a week?-London Opinion.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Con-
nectfcut.
In the matter of Charles Henry
Schwaner. a Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy,
No. 2760
To the creditors of the above named
Bankrupt, of New London. in the Coun-
ty of New London and District afore-
said a bankrupt:
Notice IS hereby given that on the
9TH day of December A. d. 1911, the
above named was duly adjudicated
ha nkrupt. and that the first meeting of
his creditors will be held before the
undersigned at his office. No 3 Rich
ards Building. Norwich, in said Dis
trict. on the 23d day of December,
A. D., 1911. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon- at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims, appoint
trustee. be heard as to orders of Ref
cree for care of the property of the
estate and disposal thereof. at auction
or private sale, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meet
irg.
AMOS a. BROWNING,
Referee in Rankrnptcy.
Norwich. Conn, Dec. 12th, 1o11
dec14d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-14
BREED THEATER.
The Fishermaid of 5aIIydavid, Sterling
Feature.

Hundreds of delighted patrons wit
messed the exclusively high grade pic
lures at the Breed last evening, and a
great many were unable to procure
seats. and even an admission. The big
crowd of good natured holiday shop
searching for Christmas gifts, found
Il charming resting spot at. the Breed,
and the very attractive features proved
most entertaining.
The strong story of Irish life en-
titled The Ffshermaid of Ballydavid
found a responsive chord in the hearts
OF the audience, for every act Of the
pleasing and unsuspecting little Irish
lass was followed closely and 1t was
evident her welfare was uppermost in
the minds of the people, judging from
the applause The -icture is a truly
Emerald Isle, depicting the humble life
OF the fishermen, with all of its dan
gers as we'll as its picturesque environ
ments. The pretty lass is fiattered and
fascinated by the young brokers' son,
who is one of a party of tourists who
she follows him to America and be-
comes lost III NeH York and is kindly
taken to a warm home by a passing
policeman. Later the youth who
t-sused her to leave home hears of her
presence In this country, and, finding
her. explains to her that it was only
a summer Irritation. and, paying her
passage back to the old country, she
departs a Sadder but wiser girl and
the last we OF her is when she
Ilods YEARLY up the old home lane,
falling by the door of the matched
I eof cottage, where her broken hearted
parents, now overcome with joy, find
the penitent.
The scenes aboard ship are among
the most beautiful of the season.