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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

John pSe6<15pf t1Iins II sNhiet E. aite clsSSSd for NeW c1the5ie
 cborel xisiters yfho Como md e.
 John prescher 1ave . most enjoyz able vhist-t9 ntlnlber Of friends Sat-| Street. iiist was pIayed '' for K tvo M, hours. the p<ixes going as foIl0ws:s First 1adie9 prIxe, belt buckle, Nina Hhea DQbbEoY; second pr1xe, small pack of ca x5s 1fiss Rena Smith; mems first prfze: pfAek ok scarde, John Dresch % Rocees ssea las n5nS @ 6isP TaDp't ses ments wefes served by Mrs. Dresciler. A very pleasant evening was spent Among thoSe present were Misses Au- mic Dfescher. Rena Smith, Annie and sFidelis D0hohoe. Florence and Estella Rhea Dobbrow. Freda Smith Olga Johnson Rose McCau1ey. William Lawrence and John Drescher. Fred 9uEieys Warren Hines Clarence Stew e539 Wftlin:n 3cGuire Henry TrecK nian. Wlll3nn McGiH Raymond Love, & Sits for New Church.
 Rev Jy. O. Bellerose announced on Sunday thatSth Catcher property on Convent : avenue hed been purchased for the new church. and that the biz dwelling house there would be moved hack and fitted I'D for school. Err. BeI1erose is making every effort to get the work done as soon as possible.
 Village Varieties. V
 Francis Gilleran of Woonsocket. R. L. was the guest of John McGuire over Saturday and Sunday!
 Alfred Hippeley of New London was the guest of Arthur Dobbrow over Sunday
 sPeG. sIsf.,i5s ana 0unoas Nien 7 alls'S { NIT. and Mrs. Philibert Bergeron of Willimantic were guests of Mrs. Ber- ger0hss parents over Sunday.
 Terrence Coughlins and Timothy Coughlin of Franklin. Mass, are vis- fting their ssbrother, Michael Coughlin, of Main street.
 Miss Marguerite Shea spent Satur- day and Sunday with her parents in
 Charles Kingberger Of Fitchville was Guire over Sunday
 John McGuire was in Willimantic
 Miss Frances Mccarthy Of Taftville was the guest of Miss Rose Mccauley over Sunday
 Frank Love of Pascoag has been vis- itins local friends.
 Thomas D. Han1ey passed Sunday with relatives in Pascoag and Provi- dence.
 Doris. the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph H. Buteau, is ill with
 B Razonk has moved to the Cote
 Rose Gareas, Is i'll with the grin.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
oNGGp THeATER.

11 Demlno1e's Sacrifice 1s tho foA- IU U1cfufo at the Breed this week, M 11 an hllG0fica1 romance of the 1z31o wor. It Is rich in interesting 1E1 scenery, with an absorbing W11ch Co admirably acted by q 1ua1pefen< cast. The scene of the >9 fz . most impressive one, and II1 fnnf Red Jacket was q thor t mnn1y leader. by his delivery oz
 k umfett8fed to the pa1eface 1] (1e Biosraph story, Conscience, 44I1 ia geen the best examples of I K~at cnst's ability, the very 1n 6Eumatic story serving to hold or Uu1lvided attention of the large 1&c. It Is tremendously thrill- I1e fnu1fless acting and handsome 11v are hardly secondary to the IIIu1 plot
 w MEpther's Redemption is another I111uFe. and the big cast is head 1v Il1s Lawrence, the former Bio . 11vorite and leading lady.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
ERolE COTTON FIELD TO KITCHEN.

HUH CVHsE0N FIELD TO KITCHEN.
 eottolene comes from the oil of the nutritious cotton seed. Without touch of human hands, it flows tl1rougf, the fac- tory from one process to another, and finally into pails sealed air-tigflt by special machines, and protecting the Cottolene also from dust and odors.
 Compare this with most other cooking fats made from hog fat, which is ai- ways more or less indigestible, and in- ferior m quality and marketed in tubs or lOose-coyered paiIs.
 From cotton field to kitchen, Cotfo- 1ene IS made with the single aim of puri- ty, hea1thfu1ness, cleanliness. Of what other cooking fats can this trutffully be said?
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
AUG TI(||v
By order of the Court Of Probate for the District of Norwich. ! will sell at Public Auction on
 WEDNEsDAY. APRII. s. 1911.

the District of Norwich. I will sell at Public Auction on <
 WEDNESDAY,, AFRH. s, 1911,
 If 10 o'clock .. m.,
 at the residencA 1of the late Albert H. Button deceased. situated mile south of Bethel church, Town of GrisWo1d, the following described property: First parcel. the home place. one story and q half house. one barn and other out buildings, with 125 acres, more or less, divided into moving, pasture and woodland Second parcel Is acres. more or less, of woodland. situated pne-s half mile south of the home place. Third parcel the Chapman place. one barn and 59 acres, more or less, divfd- ed into mowinH, pasture and woodland. 2 light driving horBes, COW, 2 tW6 or three year old heifsrs, 2 yeariingA, 22 sheep with Iambs.1 sh0at 35 hens. light wagons. 1 lumber wagon, one < horse moving machine horse rake, lot of potatoes, l lot Of corn, about 2 tons of hay, Mccormick cultfvafor corn she1ler, ladder, I iron 40-xallon boiler, lot of lumber z sets of har-H ness. sleigh. pair of wheels. lot Of old iron, and other articles too numer Terms-C Cash on personal property. Terms on real estate will be made known at the time of sale.
 If said day be stormy, sale will take place next fair weekday.
 H. FRANK BUTTON,
 mar30d Admfnfstrafor.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
M0ANK
Nsw York stsamsr, to Bs Launched "Wednesday y--Ameriean Bensfit soci- sty's Village Interests.

sty's whist--viIIass Interests.
 The steamer built for Atherton & Hayes Co. of New York. will be launch Capt. Edward Woodmansee, who has been very ill for a long time, Is inn proving and able to be out
 Mrs. John Minnis has returned from a short visit with friends in New York
 MT. and Mrs. Loren IL. Park are spending a short time in Providence and Lawrence as the guests of their sons. Loren and Carl.
 sstanmore Lamb has returrfed from d short visit with friends .at Riverside, New London.
 Miss Eleanor Weeks is visiting. her sister. Mrs, z. M. Howdeli. in White Plains N ".
 capt. Arthur Rafusc Is visiting his family in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joel Singer pr Spring street are entertaining Richard Bruce
 A. l.. AIeister of Spring street was q recent business caller in Norwich.
 Mrs. Ida Marsh of Cove street has returned from visit to Mrs. George Packer in New London.
 Elihu S2fcer is spending his Easter vacation with his parents. Mir and Mrs William 1. spiceF, on spicer ave-
 Mrs Ellison Lewey is visiting friends in Boston.
 owen A. Williams is confined to his home on Church street with an attack of grip.
 Mfr. and Mrs Claude Chester spent Sunday with Mrs. 2Chester's parents in Mystic. 4s % ja .J. Davis and daughter, Mrs. Mel-l vile Daboll are Visiting relatives in New York.
 Evsnins ef Whist
 The American Benefit society held, its weekly whist Tn the rannls oii' Front street Monday evening", Many We're present from ont Of town
 Personal tsms
 Mrs. G. E. Andre1rs of SmItlt eonrt is the guest of' friends n Prov i<eles. street is vfsitine in Providence.
 4Irs and Mrs Daniel Hallofaii have retufned 10 New 1sonf don. after spend 4' fig Sunday with friends at WAterT}ewI
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

Of s2s, s,66s,265 steamboat passengers in 1910 fiscal year, 37e, including mem bers and crews. lost their lives; one m m, every sSs' '1sS passensSfs a os,v chen e5e can be properly charged to accidents. collision or foundering.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
looo OF FINGER.
ruI11s C osit-F Fathsr cIaims Son vv1s Pssmittsd Near suzz Saw.

4& Domerz. Frank Soko1 has brought ~ Uu1< aGnln1t Joseph Procoski to re- 1vY1f o1oo 1amzges for injuries re- &l@44 1y his Ave year old son. Mi- @1 WlR0 wondered into the yard of
 .Oco1E1 a16 Severcd one finger and z tuo o0Aers q the left hand on
 1111.u bGzx saw- Evidence showed IH1 <E1Se Tn charge of fllc machine IIDU11 G1o o1hlld to handle wood and 1D 1IDuu1 the machine continually 1o 1Gt61eut happened January 1g.
 I& 1xlnI was conducted by Justice I /10 Iunco A Vail Smith Saturday 1ln1nk Decision was reserved.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
b1szsD.

He did . 1eed. q gracious deed-- He bound G<Wouud. he spoke q word That God and every. angel heard He did a deed, Q loying- deed; H6 did a .doed. ana 0r his way
 A bird eanx in hi9 heart all day.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

Most of the vinegar used in Mexico is wine vinegar and comes from France. In view of the shortage of the French grape crop the past year it is possible that American vinegars could be introduced into Mexico to better advantage than before.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
HUGH IN LITTlE

The balance slleet Of the Brussels exhibition, which has just been pub- caused by ffe d1Nastr0us fire W11elz destroyed as portion of the ex1sfbitlon.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

Consul Ta1bo{ .. Albert of BFun- swiclz reports fI1at sawdust and wood chips are exteuGtyely used in that city for emokfHG me4te and sausn[e, e superior for this purp0go to fhaf of
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
.Al(ll2ullc

un1v11ion Army win hold rum U 1m1o 1u f1elr room on Bath street ~ C and ., Tuegday, Wednesday EuFU1ny. ~ large line of cloth
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
V1HITMEY,s AGENCY.
 227 Main St. FrapkIin Square. RoaI EStato and Insurance
.OH SALE.

ron SAIE.
 ROOsEvELT AVE-, NO. es. NEAR the Bleachery, Greeneville. six room cottage, with large, well cultivated tain St. two family house with large i0s s4l s9 mx1h Rf eas sT AND BARN. on two streets, city water and an ex- esl5ens 1oarxsn xs1l; xsry Hs nhsF shsaP NORWICH, nearly new. only ten minutes walk from postoffice. seven rooms, steam heat. Sold on installment payments if sTURTEvANT AVE-, NO. IS, MOD- ern dwelling, nearly new, all improve terms to accommodate purchaser
 LAUREL HILL AVE.s EXCELLENT modern house of 2 rooms adapted for one ~or two families, modern improve" Go0D TEN ACRE FARM NEAR CITY with dwelling and barn, excellent well wood for family. Price very low.
 FOR SALE OR RENT No. lis Wash FOR SALE OR RBnr-No. 17 Lin- coin avenue. FOR RENT Three connecting rooms with heat in Kenyon Building. FOR RENT-Main Street Store, two floors, 75 feet x 22 feet. extending from Main to Water. with heat, in Kenyon Building
 FOR SALE-Light depot wagon with seated open wagon with pole and shafts. Inquire or
 4. "A. BECxwTrH
 RenI Estate and Insurance,
 aprsd Kenyon Buiiding. esA4s f :
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

Consul Geneeal John P. Bray reports at sydney A1ietra1Ia. with the object of pre4nottnG trade with the mother country Ht1p British trade commits sioner. H1Ini ton Wicks. is organizing this lnovofneflt In ali the leading cities Of Australpsta.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

Consul Thomas IT. Norton of Chem ant bH-prodi,ct in Sanony, where for- ests cover one quarter of the surfscs of the K1ikdom. H ie largely used iD ths nm11faotcre If exaiic and acetic acids and tn purifying illuminating
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
AucT ION Will be sold at Public Auction FRTDAY5 APRIL zTH,

at 10 OselOckras nA., Hhafp, ss on farm occupied byFI. e, Goftsehalls. at Stoddardfs Wharf. lsedyard, the fol- loWlng articles; S cows. with alyes shoats, 100 hens one year cid T tWoZ horse wagon 12 fl. body, twu-hQtse dump cart. e1pre9s wa Gon, clzf9WaY harrow1 weeder. 4 caltivaf f0rs 2 slow '. 1scorHa she Her R1az2ot -3uftot 611l69fs eu!t !tavator stWo- -hor1e moW3uG n11< '3 900 rlnn5ElE {t pp1i3tx5 ifes 2 feef hiEh. cil4 4<511. sE6FTe1l t6fkHx and other thinSs too numerous 10 n3ei lion
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
FOR sAlE

The very desirable residence NO. ITO Washington Street. with 4tAble end conservatory. E feet and depth Of 484 feet, and It may be divided If . puxehaser can not be found for the W43ole.
 For price and other iufet1nation ap- FRANK L. wooDARD.
 4e Main Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

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 zaa a' aiss sias Esa Saiy sFs t6ss ss good as ! z dfse@ r ss.. no drsans of nurssmsia
 ssoss hsss sfnss s ,n Hoa the "z zras as's win r,5 Ss iSS sses s sas tsss: ; sa:, are Eess
 IAaf Y: ! taSl 49y. &Qd f9 spare~ With the room to nGht the t<fone for
 And s sSs S' weak sliall get t1isir sh@re. Tie sunrfse p1afnn are tender hare. And ths sqnsek seas are frsy: wSSs SsF ss sa ae es s'f fSs a'ea Vague may For tls sas1 wheel. swift from morn And the @ world s;;1: began when was born, ; And the world is mine fo wfni -Charles BadGer>C1arl<, IT,, in Pacific
 Monthly
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
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 ls es Rea!:s 9;4yc.at4s <. X. .
 57f5S 6s55s6y, C 4 cs sf s9 EsslFsi Labor Unien anssis l1l5S ~ Ne; zs '. and A. IslSs' N s3i. N E. Q. n. ~ M: Eng1and uodse. Ne. %. O. of Q. Fs meets at % M ' 1&s 1&s,;s,s1! sns ? society nss'.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
Appeal to Nivss

& nor6 torr1ble afdiction can come U1rn1 t1an the excessive use of
 n;2 2 a@ssss1 \ M in M Drink. rfni Mhici Hhnnk
 . tn4 hCzu9 10 purchase food 13IMg. H [ou have a drinkt6E Y fc< v, thak 1T after q trial
 g e<s derived from 1t, we will 1x1.<I11U 4nd 0d0rltes. xfven 1 1111 1r drink. ORRfNE No. X @ 1111{17T fFSafnei1f. oRRiNk;
 X10 " bc'x Write Tor Free
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

1y1.AN'T1sll ID p2F TIT | olae 44dy n eae4 to az1zfl 1x&e esd eabes s E eFmanss 2a { Fl E ssf F G3mnanx hicasE g a.s
 woman 10 do plain oliIsi1 slld Hexk
 TzNTSI ss Issz. ia7sizsTiols Sssses pesss6es a sesss ssoi nds E casssfbpfs
 D0olxs yvANTI1ll Ssaan 3pead {or your old eecond 7{d Iltor1ce1 and eenealo osicsf boolk. lecsl !es. etl- WANTED t,apal Ho11s1 ee btsi- sneas manager. f5o1d fncome; ample op- gortunit tor ast cenent: drese
 Vz7NITiI5 Ezpe7i Sncss NisifFs5s: 1ps ply at once at I<s5Ss estsllrant n s7reeoxay Z 2 spr1a z
 WANTEu Hen to canvass and col- 1ect for atn8df se4iHG NachIne co. salary an1 co1.r .r9isslon Cali at 4S Main st:. Norwich Ss2la1 apr1d : z1sTtaD 1Ned woman ter
 MACHINIsTs--1iSet qjaSs zeneFsl, also lathe. drill 6n& milling machine specfalistst none h15t eoxnpefenf men Manteg; Unitsd shes 5fach{nsry co. s.lz9 2 v.
 WANTED 96ed kitchen eif1s at
 WANTED -pApethsns@nrs and paint ers. .at once. App1g No 31 Willow at
 mari 1d 5: 5 E. 5. [. .z.z..
 WANTED = RailS14y mall clerks waAted;; averaGa n656ry $f,teo; a1ter- nafo Wee1s of with full pays prepara- ton free for cqm1n1 XQfy yich seEAmIfla- tions. Franklin Iu6tftute, Dept 29-E.,
 wANTE1 Sewing inacaines, type writers, cash reei6torns bicycles and carpet sweeper to repair Ous1eyss Repair Shop. Erank1in sQuare, over car station Tel 61s. matz6d
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

There is a sli6htrise in the whole anle fiEdreS Tor seru1ine af the present
 mol1ient> dine to tlte demand for thi< f1iE dj3rilx the QcFunsk1cn o< HIr9 fqIS @fS I15S fu dtheF direct1c44 Curf- 'o1it{ fel> v7j. e i6< ptlnc1pGlIy< H3o c1u f6de5 l114t afe -beluk sold
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04


 FoH SKI- f sisali farm 7Seaf cify of M111lI1n1 close by trolle Address ssnsssr ses nss sssss Rssss 1sI sss m S.as's 4si
 non s4 IT second- hand '7-li. Fl steaM boiler and h.. D. ef1Eine, wood say and iron kettle. second and ex-
 F01k SALE lhree or four tons of first class hay Iuaufre Wm. Mahoney, scotIand Road. Nor vFich Town. apr4d
 ron sALEs-A nice nome 1ia factory yiHage, xf thin two minutes' walk of shses % difiegsnt % lrolles nnes wsi s seii with or without three acres of land. TslsDbons E D nsFeSa xs5s E dity R rss ksry1sn t
 AULsT1qM ALB fof house and lot at s&orgtch Town. By ytrfue,xof an order of the FfobaIs Court for the District at public auction ons <3aturday. April 16th at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, one honss and iot on tfb fbe waatel1g sne s9de ef |statfon, lately occupied by 5acob tr&tor Of the estate of Frederlca EMursch. apr4d
 9NE HoIsTEIN BULI,S two years old, one pair Holstein steers. two years old, two new mi1ch cows. I. c. Wheeler. Norwich Town apr4d and nice pair of Devon cattle. Pendle- ton Bros, Norwich Town. R. F. D. g..
 TOR SALE Three good horses, one weighing HOO. sound will make good driver aad good worker; one weighing 950, extra good driver. Will sell these asaass ssRsry Hsfzl1e HsIfzl Gonn sTeap sp9sd acres, very good buildings, two miles from R.-lH. station. Particulars tnquire A. T. Gardner. 10 Oak St.. Norwich.
 FOR SALE One horse, ii years old, extension top surrey: one Concord husiness wagon harness. etc J. l.. Chapman. Central Village, Conn; Y A14t 4AA<4f--fxS kS IoT ndLC4lA& lIoul choice stock, single comb R. l. Reds, $5 per 100. Hillside Poultry Farm, J. H. Wilson, R. p. 8. City. Tel. 222-6.
 mArSld
 FOR sAIE Day old chicks for sale single comb w. Legh0rns, &10 for 100. Quarry .HiH Poultry Farm, Willimantic, Ct. Tel 272-2. mar31d
 SPECIAL OFFER on California Privit. three feet long. strong and bushy, for g few days. Write for prices. J. o. Landons mar3td
 n --Two-cylinder 1910 Buick touring car, fully equipped, first class condition. Ford Auto Agency, 219 Franklin St. marzs&
 FOR SALE Cheap rood bay work tng morse. Call at 210 West Main St.
 FOR SALE First class wall soda fountain, with refrigerator and marble top counter. Taftville Pharmacy.
 FOR SALE-Two top buggies, one, new; also one set double driving har Y ness Dr. George Thompson, Taftville.
 mar24d
 MGGs AND CHICKs FOR sALE from the following breeds: Silver, White and Bun Wyandottes, White Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rocks; $1 and $2 a. setting; fncubator eggs. $4 and S a hundred. Day old chicks. 12 and IS cents apiece Brook Farm Eagleville. Ct Tel. 103-6. Willfmantic Div. mar7d
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
I647 Adam $ Tavern lS0l

offer to fhe public the finest standard brands of Beer of Europe and America, Bolss1f1ian PIIsner, Culznbach Bavarian s5efr Bass Pale and Burton, Muefr's Scotch Ale Guinness Dublin Stout, C.. x 6. imported Ginger Ale, Bunker Hill ?. B. Ale. Frank Jones Nourish- ing A ie, SiNfi ling Bitter Ale, Anheuser Eiil M eiaeT, sscl1litz and Pahst.
 4. ADAM. Norwich Town.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
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E $ v v = E s sN z Es 4 E r. 2 $
 6 Hzs1I rhree ro041ss ma n jel7 E X1taN a9 fanEo and kttchetIz N5l f| xfszgT room tenefnSrlk k TT |! 1HsEoxs xsnents 7-room c0ffa& no1z
 yafsr and iine well s | '9l Frsi1jss t
 m AzENF The cottage No i9ine order; aiso small coff F 1go. ss'| rooms, s1nf good order. AppiX=f fo &81(
 ID RENT Farm Of 50 acxess 5'5!st ssreaf Plain s.C. v. James. A&olz k'f'
 10. p CENTRAL 1YiE II 6dIs 'ters-
 Hnent, Te4t cheap Inquire 818 M iltoM l5ts mafSld ssss 7 ss.l
 ONE OF THE HEST upper tenementG l n city, Rock St. cor. Htv6r 8&. garden4| ~ " q -El: l.. y sttanning. 2 No. S1 Mf14oW Sk
 1aAl F z.- z z TO RENTt-TWo furnj7hed roonls in the Marian Block, 3z6 ldain at, top 4oor, west all modern lupfoY9men11s TO RENT-Four- d4t; has been
 closet and set 1fSi fSbs. 41a1ife m | st 5s Hos. we'll Avenue. .s apr1d s TO RENT-A desirable tenement of elght rooms and bath elec trfc HE hts Ave, Norwich Town Inquire of l4 "A. ITO RENT Tene{nent No. 1Q1 Cliff Street; modern Improvements Inquire at 49 BEoadway or 51 CliG Street. NICELY FURNIsHfD R001fA- lIeat, bath and gas. King House, 50 Main st. mar21d ss FOR HENT-on Mckinley Ave, a veniert Apply to F Q. HanniH. 14 Mc- TO RENT-store Mo- a5 Broadway next to the WaureGau shotcls formerly occupied by M. L DeMonte as q regtau- rant. Prosecution given Apru 1st. App ply to William E. Shtelds: married
 TO RnNT Nine room cottage house, all modern Improvements, 95 Boswell avenue Apply at 42 Boswell avenue NICELY FBRNlSMED RO0BIS, cen tra1Iy located, continuous hot water,
 steam heat. bath and gas. sS Union st. TO RENT Store Ut 65 Franklin St. Inquire at Bulletin 0fnce. TO RENT-At zl Ripley pia4e, . Good tenement of nix K0omg. 1rDt Aucrs ront reasonabN. InQuire A0 Hph4Et AyA
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
TO RENT

. House No. B Washington Street, eight rooms and bath, steam heater. all newly papered and painted. M x
 Inquire Of Dr. D. U. JONES, East Great Plain. Nor wich, Conn. Tete- phone 7s6.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

GEORGE Al PENDLEToN r
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-04
.ntks@ Grey,sE ,l|
AT ter:SuPpsx=2sss|
= Talks. dEa !
ON sElN g ALONE.

Did you ever study the faces OF the
women you pass on the street? Did
you ever note how lined, weary and
dissatisfied most of them are?
Try II some day; what you see will
set you thinking.
Once in a while you will see n
sweet, calm face among the fTowns,
and it will rest you like a zephyr On
blazing day. The owner OF tie
placid countenance? The chances are
that she Is the one woman in all the
crowd who makes a business OF being
alone a certain time each day In
that time she relaxes completely,
both I'm mind and body, and is
strengthened by the great current Of
life as no one can be strengthened in
any other way.
The surest way In all the world fcr
man or woman to wear out quickly
in mind and body is 10 be always Ia
the presence of others. There Is an
attrltion about companionship even
with those nearest and dearest TO Us
which must be relieved II we are to
have perfect rest. The crowding OF
family life, and the wear which IL oc-
caslons, has much to do with unhap-
piness in the home. The happiest
families are those where wise parents
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-04
NEW BOOKS IN THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have been
received In the public library:
Roger &. Anderson, Naval Wars In
the Baltic During the sailing ship
Epoch, 1522-1S50." Arthur j. Butler,
cd. The Forerunners Of Dante" a Sc
lection from Italian poetry before
1900" Frank M Colby. "constrained
Attitudes" Rennie w Doane, "In-
sects and Disease Rudolf G. Eucken.
'srhe Meaning and Value OF Life" "
Gelpke and A. H. Van Cleaye. .Hy-
Installation Theodore A. Haultain.
THE Mystery OF Golf" q. Gordon few
lit, THE House Fly" Ada NJ. Ingpen.
comp. Women as Letter Writer'S
Andrew Lang, Sir Walter Scott and
the Border Minstrelsy;" Henri LIch-
tenberger.- The Gospel OF superman;' -
Oliver J, Lodge. Reason and Belief"
Of the Jews In New York, 1s54-l664;@
Mary @. o'sheridan, Gaelic Folk
Tales. William 8 Palmer, "The Diary
of a Modernist;" Elizabeth W. smith.
"Skat Principles and ILLUSTRATIVE
Games" Grace Tabor and Gardner q.
Teall. THE Garden Primer" Frank w.
Taussig. The Tariff History OF the
United States" including a consider
alton Of the Aldrich- Payne act OF 10 10
Path whitney, Two Years In a Tent -
Helen whitney. Herbs and Appies'.'
roetry; clinton r. woodruff. -The civ.
as II II and IL To BE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-04

Of each exhibition. Miss Fay never
sees the slips on which the questions
are , written. nor does she employ any
confederatas, her manager says.
In ADDITION 10 Miss tiay's act, which.
Of course. will be the headline attrac-
ticn Of the new. bill. the Miles man
promising numbers In the way of com
edy and novelty In the fun making
department.. Billy X Wells. the He
ne sssw oraior" T. expected to carry OF
sembies that OF Joe WEIGH and Clir
Gordon, and he Is conceded to be one
OF the best entertainers In his line now
new stories and original parodies. The
bill should prove Of special interest to
spsrt lover Aylss Mccarthy and
HScs Tours p Ge m Which 's sss been
called . classic OF the turf. and Ro-
mano Brothers, Australian athletes. will
gtys living reproductions OF ancient
series OF poses Illustrating favorite
pugiiists, past and present. One Of
rounds TO draw Some time ago under
another name. Other acts will be:
sylvester and Vance, In an up-to-dats
singing. talking and yodiing act: Glen
iquea and the Milescope. showing a
brand new comedy nlm.
Conspicuous among the entertainers
who will contribute to- the Miles bill
the week OF Feb. IL, are Edgar Forman
and his company OF players. who will
present new playlet that IL hailed as
q great laugh provoker. The Meirose
Comedy -Four, comprising some excel
lent talent, II II claimed, will provide
music a. well as comedy, and the prin-
cipal offering In the way Of novelty
will be Capt. Webbs trained seals.
This act had been booked originally for
early In January, but the engagement
had TO be postponed until this time.
AVENUE.
owen Moran, the English light
weight. who undoubtedly will soon be
matched to meet Ad. woigast for the
title. will be seen In the Avenue the