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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

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Illttets ~ 6as1 50 - i-sseF ga
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49, o,lfins To mhrbs4
F@ ~ cd maErs-u ~ hav- ~
Ten many suhlluls compositions zns
Sila - ~uy eaaps . E--al lHslxN-
into humau5iy q To- azFt asep FHUa
he lIniiaus - lsafn that ,nan ura e.
on SIns buiii AFTER -.ranEr aa9
uaFpsd Designs. hnu1 ~ GeEuans
W lsaru hat the liBes q l-fspectiVs
In the early days aer- - aVi 10 49,
Rruund ~ cufnfr - q - hc-izel =
While Runsas. Who covered uhlh
luuBship uisb htRs and blur wasi~F
Esruu. tu.rhes as rhai IL ~ tiHl- a.
lady rould 10 uu'y heau'tiri u;isrs'
~ seiEb-d over 80 psands asa
eT- ss-d ~ a IiGh' sFrtnR -ai
Old masters csa--uus 70 pgu "
,aln- barauar a. the Er.at incr ~
10 nsu mi'iioaair-s linp~srr. yOsas
villains are causing Ersai 49, r.
paintinE old nsr'=ra Themselves AIS
selling thaan Tor tie resi- sTiiel- INT
has nIu1dl.d tho marGsf gas fsn
ahd hss cnusea fru- ~ =" 'ali-f ans
dpsuair TheTv oush - b. sDrn'
Hay Of isllinE an Old nsseT frUEi
youug on when thc .-is'e maFA IA
hrsn io-i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

yua had an Appruur.ats pOsiul RAP ~
- ~. bus uiIl CaiI artensicn 20 the
taStaEe 90 natter q the fOarthrln,rs
deposited IN the p1aapGrs far tueal
Or rural dPi very On ~ Gl1tieE u,afiel
- the PairnloHi ps-1oSice Or irum ~
sigttsun frgm Nhtuh . HsF1l roule
st1Fta Tor dstivery cn such F,ule. ar
mailed - any pOiar N such rouir
To- delivery 81 unutapT pnlu; Jhcrp-pa.
o. IN any rlFnl rnIt- san hE Ilss-te-
iuon and sn all nlafrgF msdeA It .
eiiy carrier cGIre " am y1.nl vith
IA ifs delivery Aaes Tor delveFy ~
carriers rom that onsoe ~ II AM
Ofscc Tor iorai driivsrv thc rate ~i3i
10 ave cents fuF fh- first Vgund ~ a
frBcfsEn = = pound. una az orns ssg
-sch additional pOsnd ~ frartt0a - .
puuua - 1lheP Nunaa. = y0u desire
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
Is CENT DANDEBINE FOR EALLnG
HAIR AND DANDRUH4 GROWS HAIR
DON'T cENTS WORTHLESS ToNics-USG OLD
LIAsLE. HARMLg0s -DANDERntC--eET REsULTs

uand-riu- ffuu any drug store Or
iu.i-, counIr and sitter che frs ~
riseaE.on y0u M 80 a 4hs me hs-aJ
lnv-s rlraJ yes ever naaae YsuF ,tais
Siu JEluss e.stee take On tAag !4fr
lus;Tr and uruTiaEee uhirh % 80 bsln
Iiiul D. Uiii secnn- wavy ard fgrfy
aR4 hare tse appearance q ahana.
EBrr IA iprsaFaTabis Eioss and -of-
r-ss Der rhHi uli psoasr you moat
uili ~ AFTER iust . s~w weeks us@-
sbsn yOu all acJusily nsc . 10 ~
~. dOuus hair -upu hair Erousnu
al 0yer the sczip
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
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YOuE Bakers here 81 aouI~ again.
a.Siairi1E . Will. ~ made a nit
tlck Eusr and then bryan 20 %; Ca
siylP tis unule bnok ihat sroaSai
~ nal1p ints he maEnEinr-. aud no
his hoHklng h his fsn- be sjrl'- 20
hraf tn qureur. 10 aanks his hair
80 Wearu = ~ tha; is:ts sa- village
EaFi. = hiAEss uindos's n his e,c
uitb ~ eaata b. the yard ~ r-i-s
- lgnE uEs UTrpn asa ~ falks Io-
= An, ne kaaaa - al SAIL under
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

staad hap smnoSa b. - ana prnnr-. I
have 10 huabi rhst Baker thinks ~
iuak on him a. su~eE Sai every 81.
.sEe soiou y ifEa SAeH hy sos sop "a
ihr sJrerr Tis- grnyb-ard- - and
gossip some lard b. the aaulB1a
psmp. and s-n ihey - vounG Bgi.
E~F come f3-y Eay -Oh. Ehsi a
,hnsp, The suas-n hold tis~sr $50.
iEx bs-es, W. sSalhen host 20 drspe,
aBa Ahrn pozrx Fsa,z.r pas' fh-m
fI--- hes sizh Hes ,tks ~ ape
l1saE RaiE-r ;hiuks hs cut. = sSAfh
hen .A as =.are array vherVhs be
Saiy sfiss ~ a-arh nBa mad a-uts-'
80 slsy ss1s- psop." have h.s,sr
-pifs aEisns fh- rs-llsa AZ nan -
g you cant ~ uiaaes' gsis~. - ra"si-
- ~ yos caa-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

~ has lived IN PaFis sincs - uas
. IisE1s GirL
We had . lOVely SaIk- ~ I'D ~
all nboUt har F0Cenl viait q America
and hos sDod Carl ha1 bsGa h takilg
beT nb0ot
like hsr n0U that ! kBDu her
80 says CaH WHs DeFi1ally ui1lE-
abla ever . Gin ~ uas - lgVe ulEh.
vhn had Eoss abroad for ~ winter
she ed nj kuoG to GirfB nams.
bluEhs1 furioaaly Uhsn ~ spoke
q q.
That was Sunday. We have susa
Mrs. ianFnon ssVuF1i tinsss sincP th-u
ma1s uDtbsT pFU1ASa 10 tahs ~
hoDs So eahlad 81. and Gai1 -
sOlla ;. thankful 10 ~, hark to
blafa hous cooking and hsF Oua
hafhrual NOtbsr - . dsaF. ard -
fanny
DoesnbsT 8
Whist = hapVy. hAUDy ChrtStnaS day
Il HIS bssa'
Ths O~Ey ~ | hsUs ever kn6En-
OoeP ! aatd | hats1 AmsFtcn-NsW
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

6raF 90 Cah nO1 Uaa fhRE0. to-
NJ CI-rtstuas giGls aEa lOSely h=.f
q Al y Carts l0vs So ~ Fiug ~
-EzEs 1u1m - ~ dDsR ~
dyfnE IOUa. ! thluk q Wlg Slset -
hius u give ~ naeh . U1-leEfll -
r-nalA. bssidss ths eaa8y aod tuulD
asd aDuerB Il Aaahss aFs e ! turL
NJ haBA Ia ~ lGht E1A1y save
rs to ypanG 10 UaTFH bui IUhln
cnaH htm 10 " - usrTy Carl n
IaHs Tn th- hA0UteS' Girl IN H.
uOrta t1atGhi. 81 CaTi - ~ AP
pi.ss uAn- He - eoid ~ - hla-
u-K utsh eVuEJhu4y Ia ~ WQril
VIEW - hapUs - ~ thts ChniItUaS
utEht
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

Thia. brute. coiOrleus and scFAgE,
hair u nHse evii~n-e Of . DGglerasa
scalp o. danSruG thAi butuI seurf
There 10 MOI siaE % destructive 70
~ lair - dsu1rEH u rOba ne hair
Of ~ iustre. ~ ptrsoEih and - very
Tile eventually proiurius I~VeFish-
rers and i,hanE Of ~ scS.R. ubtca
lr no, rrrs.di-ui cur-.s ~ ha.r rOOls
10 shrins OOs~s and d. thea tH'-
I,sis falls 1ri fa-E
A b,ts lAas.ss sr.B4 to-nishs eos ~
suytlHs ~iIi suEeiy save Suu5r hair-
Get . - c~ns sof;ie o. KDoEitOns
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18


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sssInls ~ ruul o. iSs q :
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a-uft m rInHFa gu1a
Ttii alosu 49, ato1p ~ ssSFin
~ usEls WA usFl enlEFpr-es
80 hoi1 - thaua asDR aituleea ihsg
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.lnss ~ y - ouols MA on
hu1dTod duilsru ~ aluuEe inrh . 4
h1Fulia ~ - ~ u1sisg nos bui
sloa ~ piriuEp Usuid haTe maae ~
80 mnnierp thsmssivss very hapuy
ana uoaid have snahiaa '-eua 20 bay
D-u shoPs eli ST0un4 lor 'h~sr .a@i
ii-S
RnuShiy ap~nklng - I'D maGssr b
and uhOar p.iatlnus base be-u eor
a aaintaT uho dtat . Inns ttu,- aEo
nsppd Thb naeas thRn V~ry pEsr
Iols aha 80 . dapfh ard striIsiy o.
o,,l1riaE ~ u-hIiniiy u somres-
t5ona 70 them H'bich tan .-arv-Iy ~
realized b. ibe mHFe iayuaaH Al
over EaroB- and America an Eut
I-ries ar EuartinE ~ p--,i0us ur-k
% 10 a. naateFu AMI far msffsiuarr
Who 49, q pirturpu d doctors IN,
ttRE ~ cadsr~ru aad fat pink ladies
raEs uuihinE on uaiss rl0gds IN hlas
vstlS - suay hptter and Eobier nsh.
SDns pir'ur-s - ~ cl1 nlnp'~Fs
-aIl for a. murh - tiA'"p',' Th's
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

A., NAV ,sarrel u ihs F-ziFulna' pa~t
afaev Z = J.shn leSr. Nhp re- iden tea
milau anf On rural r1rtr No ?. the
u-u,s usu - ae.iyerrs ~ ruai car
r!-r Ly vruu pstiuE aye cents iSf tn
arut Iainusd a. ihe paeaeEe Nstfhs
,-sunSs IL vii rosi yu- g. Igano-
T. u poeu = IL u M J'arkase =
or dpSs~rv uitRln fA- aFut zee.
shish repr-.auts On a-ea er diusnnrs
q nu-ruEiEnntsly s. u1ites fnDm M
custfr 81 any given unit 80 area. me
r1te uuasal ~ r. ilr ~ h-sf Pounf.
- ~ tlas ns-coad p,p-'sd. We Ter
!, unds ard ~ faT II .suundr
Ths PusloGs-e IAepaTzneu1 has uroae
prusi strn b rpeuiaiiCv Tor ~ apD-
, aUatina x shipp-vs inr shipmrnt
"a lard ,sr toat b, iasaraur~ ~ othrF-
ut-p uns uh~a deaiDe4 EuT ~ rsiiec
s5on On seifr-rr u thu prstaae and
prsc~ 81 the arIlelr -hirspcd. aKss slrh
faarE~s - MS ~ ~ esgary ~ ~
ths ,a-t ~ eurb iGd.s.anu' uet0.cP.
The iaeusuiss and inN1ranrs " plT-
rais shall disru.s IN f~sure Afilr!e.
i s1H - ot.-rVea tNst tn rates =
,ssssge al h. iaraeiy r'4seed sfa
th~ Itrait ~ asistf ins -eaeas .run z
10 n f,ouNd@
NE esross rps t,~ sh'ca -
a.n-es ssrr4lse 2srna 'efF 49,
vtsI-a Fana be-enfa t.uuv'' riss =
matter -hsll ~sssbfare - cth -
Ger. Inrszl9bsE Orr ara fs'rT-p IrS
durts mr. nav ssrsrst~f e. ~ p
-sihpr ~ brsf. ssCaa ~ .a.a c.fsa.
rsnt erree-diur u y gud. su geizaf. ~,
srauies u ~. thar i-shr. ..
I-neih sui ~ cnnF~
The qsIs soa zatirlf'3 .-ssf 2 :
--sksz- - fnsrfhclnss scatter x ais-'
ehanIise presented Tor - - 3
Eulzhtrs T. ar runrrE- I iEr
rouad rute - shown hg fhe F1rc.i
li..sf >. heagls- N ~ several zufe.
ugI Lp eEzf9sd o. th~s f1Ru Fast-
aesa. Th@ y stE,ssta Cereal B q
pruvidei "a ths Rarr-. Hni Is--
tiuus for fhs-e sntaH I.srNzzss. 81
rate 10 b. n. "a - "a tegetrfcnr
Isarreis HcizssEE s.Iitsr cr .oss aTc
uiaiIabls Al th~ rae - r. f5I eleh
0uare ~ frasiicn - a. "uGce ~
snrdsrFp ~ dsr.anrs Parcels se EAiag
usFr, than f04st o. are Rnallabie
- ths t.D,sasl ss1 a. sbpuu m n
rane tshlr aaa = ffaCss y % pigna
sriag esasedcF~a tsi p m
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
Parcels Post

4 Parcel Post Euise has hen Vub-
isrhed b. the Department Tor ne IN
s-oanettina uith Pancei RU11 Wap ia
tesprm.nius the p7slaRe ruars The
map AAd shs guide laay - pslrcha--d
~ reu..rtiaa mnuPy Drdrr Sug 1-'r 20
IN. Chle4 Ci.rk Pu-toGrr Departures.
WashiaEfOE, - e. TIE Pnrrsi Psul
y1ne map , fer uiir ard 2 fpet
lnsE. uhh sane s.sa squares Or uniia
shunu. he UuSl~d slaise T. dist's~f
lni5 : renes at st-re are anEse ~
raf-s II Uast-=s 80 10 tuo Usania.
shall net GD into Ae.ah OWNS fhc
isouRdaries q tn .HEsreh; sossa. -
inc, esu,d nas ~ ualerROu1 ulleSl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

HorDuu U0D 90
- tn G1ngtn So
I1oks mueh bstuer
- ~ evening"
~Wu thAh 10 hsr
RFWi suits UOt
ussSly "a fFOuEy.
ard tbp goags ga
heF chsatB doesag
ahO~ n niEht /
w. 1DNned VIA
moShsF iafFudured
ne ia bsr. 10 r~r
0gnfEe Cans
FGeoch fFieud Ghs
n ~ O,urfn hse
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

CnF1-a0o t0DU8. ~
NV ~ 81 Pufha1s ! Vu1t 80
hin fer uulthS-@ybs nsVOT aGltn-
UOo1aP n care.
OdubsF =.
N0Ea thln = mlath ha8 ua1la1 ui1aa
have VFittea 10 NJ littls 6iAFy
pouldn't uFits nou. uuly th,s muEutgg
. lat6pF came nos CaTl. and Juga
haVP 10 npcOr5 u
Carl says be y lUBaly; ~ ui0UaB
mr. and BE- canE0i u16sTEiand Why
nn suay 10 Europe - saddaOly
TAs lstisF b fun ~ EspTnaEbes ~
ny treainsnt - HIN. Uhaa aIl ths
tiua u vus HlB mGaaneas 70 ~ TIT
nae ~ % "a - thlf ha1 20 ~
aSay frou eSerybo1y
~, duaa ~ msutt1a go UOFd abulf
thar hsTTtd Frsaeh eTsatanR
sail nOt UTila. Heli-PlFhnpS {
NOvGmb.r a
~ OFut { hatsd Paris
iarudun uAs nike. Vtaana Ufupth.
bat Parts--inpo1llbiR untii ia1t Sus-
las. ubsn re MT Mn. HaFuSa
isat s. strange Wl11 . change Oos
iay. Oos hDuF. ean makP Il = GiTTs
mes
Mr. and Nm. FIstd. fFi-nds -
nother'A. gave q dtnnsr for ~ Mr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

Am TTlzoa ncrssses3 hia husinea-
20 be cuu noe afford q, r.de "a = Sky
eahliepourr Ezo.-Hrl Read uhoVi g
n Flrod a. KaBson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

More Handler :hiefs here tha1 yOII &C.
rfuheTe in Faimoni. IN ane qualify lfieI
aad Suis Linen, Dozens Of exquisite styles. =
Ind embFOidened Corners for Christmas Giifs
q sc. We have made specially of these beati-
tful Linen Handkerchiefs. Ordered them six
months ago 20 sell at this very popular Priee
Hundreds TO select from. See some OF the
STYLES ID our Windows. Also beautiful En-
tIoidercd styles At - ..s-..-.-. 5Oe eaeh.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08

FOR SALE-Poultry farm within 61s miles of WiIlimantic, large one.story house running water, hen house 23o II. by 12 it., plenty of wood, some timber, fruit, fine trout brook, children carried to school, grocery team and R. F. D. at door For further particulars inquire w. H. Peck, Mansfield Center, conn R. F. D. No. 1. maf4u
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08
JAMES cLANcvs POLL THEArER
The Seapssoat," 2 Thrilling Western
 Picture.

For today and Saturday a picture programme that would be hard 10 beat .s listed for Polrs theater. The two features are The Scapegoat, a thrill ing western subject and A Near Trag- edy, a Biographical comedy
 The Scapesoat follows. Harry Ma suu. a young New Yorker of good .smIly. tries 70 borrow money from his brother Tom. One afternoon Tom collects s5,oo0 for his father As it is after l-niing hours. NIT. Mason puts the money in his house safe. He is 9ferseen by Harry who breaks into the safe and steals the money Tom eute4s the room just as Harry is clos Ing the safe. As Harry exits with ihe money, Air Mason enters and nujs Tom bending over the open safe. Tom .s accused Of the theft and sent u1m home by his outraged father.
 Three years later during which time cm has met and fallen in love with NlAle Wright. he is elected sheriff of a4s county Jack Wright, Neiiies brother. is a coWpunCher He falls ln U-tl evil companions and is per- sladel Co give ID cowpunching and iaae .J the road for a living Shortly ..4tlr Tom i= elected sherin. Jack and .is companions rob the Logan bank -l a .arge sum of money On the -a5 O4 l.e bank robbery, Tom res sues Nellie from a runaway horse. As ut brings her home after the rescue 4e is told of inc robbery and. hur- le-.y assembling posse, starts in pursuit of The outlaws. Finally. the outlaws separate and Jack, wounded, ilInEcs into river in an effort to dude lis Iursuers Tom rides into lac IlFer and ropes Jack, thereby res ..ilg lm from drowning
 Nu..s on his way to town with his prisoner. Tom meets Nellie. Nellie Is f--uu-rsrrucE at finding her brother .u outlaw She pleads with her sweet ae.rt for her brothers release. Tom finally turns over 70 Jack the stolen money, and the key 60 the handcuffs, and his -lerifFs star over to Nellie. Then ae mounts his horse and rides out CT t1r stoE.
 A synopsis Of \ Near Tragedy fol- .9ts \ vaule .i.la sketch team is ..lI .. lle manager. who says their att ls rotten Tn their hotel room t.4t evening The couple renrarse their s-- ..ud ,hc constable. seeing the fig lgDs -.lhoueted against the 6dndow- -l.0e. thinks murder IS ttmg com m ltcf He aroGses the sheriff and tl- rush To rhe rescue, only to find fa- two actors trying 10 bolster up -.H. rotten" act
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever sayInus

Pendally-Poetic license, you know Miss Lingerleng you procure it ia the same manner as a marriage license, Mir. Pendally ?-Satire.
 He-Bdith going 10 be married2 thought she was 8 man hater. She She still is. She's going 10 marry Ru English lord.-Judge.
 Little Elmer-Pop, what is polite- ness? Professor Broadhead- Polite- ness, my son, is the art of not letting other people know what you really think of them.-Tit- Bits.
 q sec" said Wlggles, that Bobby Fancier and his wife have got a di- vorce." ''Really7" said Jiggies. What sad case. Who gets the custody of the poodle ?"-Harper's Bszar
 "Tll bet that bearded lady is a suf- fragist" unused Sideshow. Tent What makes you think so2" Side- show-"She faces the world like . man. n."-Philadelphia Record.
 Wareham Long-wors 8 germicide. anyway? Tuffold Knutt-He's a man wot kills a German. Your blamed ig- n'erance makes me tired Chicago Tribune.
 Ere I was we'd a sad one said.
 T lived alone. but lonely never.
 You ask me how I pass life nov
 Never alone, but lonely ever.'
 Pail Mall Gazette.
 He smokes in any room in the houss at will" He Is not married?' Yes; has 8 delightful wife" "Oh. she "a away from home. Buffalo Express
 Uncle Joe, do you believe in votes for women?'' No, sah, I don't Man- da's got all de money dats good for her now.'-Cleveland Leader.
 Hostess (pairing off the guests-. Mir Parvenu, you will please take Miss GumWell out to dinner. Parvenu- Eh? Why, I thought you were hsvin' the dinner here in the house Boston Transcript.
 "Tet them think I am without friends gritted Samson through his clenched teeth. "1'll show them that I have some pull left" Therewith and immediately the temple tumblcd.- Lippincotts Magazine.
 Why do you insist on keeping that man as a member of your bridge clubf He plays g wretched game That's the point. Each of us is always hoping that he can be rung in as the other fellows partner. Was Star
 Men are so hideously lacking fin self control,' a young girl once said Co her mother. Well. don't find fault with that" the mother answered. If they weren't most girls would de old maids. New York Tribune.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BREED THEATER.
''Ths Picture Writer" an Indian Ro- nance oF PrineVsl America, the strong Feature Today.

T'otavS excellent bill of high grade motion pictures at the Breed includes among the many other interesting sub 'ecis tnat 0f The Picture Writer. an artistic insp spiration. being an Indian ife portrsy al. depicting a romance of pr.mey1l An erica.
 trt is long and time is fleetlng. and Young Chiabcs is looked upon by the balance cf the tribe Of Wampos as Ieing stiicted with genius While the other braves are engaged in hunting and deeds ot daring. Chiabos is en- -.-ed by the great inspiration or bis ideals. and finds an ardent sdmlrer Of his work in Honi- ,as. the pretty Indian maiden. who owes io watch him record the events or his people in pictures and colors. loEeircr they spend many happy hours until her father hears of her snmirstion for the young artist, and, bringing him before his tepee. de- uounces The youth and nsnishes him from tho trios domsns.
 terrible rsstilsnce comes upon the Wsmrcs' camp. and the plague brings aeatn .o many of The braves. Honi- tas is suddenly stricken and all the charms of rle medicine men are n taln. She is soon deserted by all.
 
 aoui-ss mslsdv. and hastepinE to tne camp pegs 10 be her nurse. Her ta,her gives hfs consent, and after a fortnight The sir. is led from the te- zee. restored To health. much to the chagru cf the medicine men and joy oi the father.
 Poor Chisuos contracts the dreaded disease from caring for the girl. and L eH. happU in giving his life for his Hes de4- The super5 picturesque portion 0f his film includes the strik- ing scenes 1t the old Indian burying .sstoms which are portrayed In a sulrenely beautiful section of the yebt where the environments are tru- r ideal This is 6 Vitsgrsph feature, and this alone is guarantee of it's great merit.
 Sp sndid educational and comedy reels roEe her with another exCep- trnslly strong dramatic number complete th's bill. which will prove s winner for the balance of this week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08
fOETRf.
SOWING AND REAPING.

 Two sewers went afeld to SOW; The seeds they scattered to and fro In time returned to them again A hundred fold in tares, or grain. Thus, in the course of human lives, The good or III man does survivesi One make for him enduring fame, The other, an ignoble name. All acts have reproductive force. Though good or bad or hno or coarse, As seeds in spring put in the ground, Produce the yields in autumn found Nay, men reap more than what they
 SOW,
 And will. while seasons come and goi The master passion they acquire, Results from oft enkindled fire. The man of Kerioth sowed theft. And. when of all but gain bereft. lnhamed it's lust until he died, sad, remorseful suicide. Such fruit man reaps from evil ways. Oft only after long delays; But always surely reaps at lA@e When harvests ripe and sweeping pRA The drunkard meets the drunkara-s
 doom,
 And fills the drunkard's grave or
 tomb;
 And suffers bangs no tongue can tell Which way he files himself is hell. The man of Tsrsus planted trust. Which yields fruit still cen from hts
 dust;
 The light he shed with voice and pens Aids millions in the world of men. Considerate, sincere and grave And clothed in the armor of the brave. He fought and agonized Tn strife. And won the victor's crown of iifc. Than Ietss ev,ey,,ter ds- L.- F.-- We reap the fruit of our own way And lf we reach sad ends at last i've owe them to our sinful past And let US scatter precious seeds. Seeds that will bear no thorns 0T
 weeds
 But cen if sown fin tears and pain. Delightfur crops Of golden grain. -A41drew J. ffetrick. in the Brooklya Canterbury, Conn. Feb. is, isi1.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08
TRY THIS
OVERNIGHT CURE FOR COLD
 IN HEAD OR CHEST >
It Is Curing Thousands Daily and Saves Time and Money

Get a bowl three quarters full of boiling water and a towel.
 Pour into the water scant tea spoonful of EYOMEI (pronounce High-o-me).
 Put yoUr head over the bowl and cover head and bowl with towel
 Breathe the vapor that arises for a few minutes and presto your head is as clear as d bell and the tightness in the chest is gone.
 It's a pleasant cure. You'll enjoy breathing HNOMEI. You'll feel at once its soothing healing and bene- ncial effects as it passes over the in famed and irritated membrane. soc a bottle at druggists everywhere. Ask The Lee & Osgood Co. for extra bot lie HNOMET Inhalent.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08
WANTED.

WANTED-Books, pamphlets, local pictures, maps. old newspapers, manu- scripts, etc. Large libraries or small packages bought. Write to G. ". F. BlanchfieId, 43 Elm St, Hartford, Conn.
 marSd
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08

Hull; MoGulrc X Hull. of Counsel New
 London
 New London, Connecticut March 1 l9l4' marSF
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at Auditoriuu-
 Motion Pictures and Songs at Breed Ihsater.
 Motion Pictures and Illustrated epRNs at Clancys Poll Theater.
 Academy Prize Reading at Slater Hall.
 Sedgwick Post, No. l, G. A. R., meets in Buckingham Memorial.
 Columbian Commandery, Nc, 4. K. T.. meets in Masonic Temple
 Gardner Lodge No. 46. K. of P, meets in Pythian Hall
 Loyal II. II. Osgood Lodge No. 6920, ]. O. O. F.. NJ L., meets in POnemeh Hall. Tsftville.
 Lodge Oscar, No. 30, V. O. of A, meets in Foresters Hall.
 Norwich Stationary Engineers As- aoosation. No. s. meets in Bill Block. Virginia Dare Council, No. 95, D. of LA, meets at 65 Union Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08
NOTICE.


 To the Taxpayers of the Town of Franklin
 All persons liable to pay taxes in Town of Franklin, State of Conn, are hereby notified that l have warrant to levy and collect @ tax of thirteen 1S) mills on the dollar on list of 1911, due and payable March 20, 1912. Also a warrant to levy and collect all per soual taxes due in Franklin March 1st, 1912, each of such persons being as sessed the sum of two dollars as his personal tax. All persons neglecting this notice must be proceeded against as directed by the laws of this State: And for the purpose of collecting and receiving the above taxes l shall be at my house March 20 and 21. 1912, in No. Franklin, and March %. 1912, at the home of Geo. R Sherman from 1G o'clock a. m. to o'clock p. m. On April 1st, 1912. al Franklin Town hovse from 10 o'clock a. ID. to 3 o'clock D. m. After May 1st, 1912. interest at the rate of per cent. will be added from time these taxes became due.
 Dated at No. Franklin, Conn. March 9th, 1912 EUGENE W. CLARKE,
 mar8FTuM Collector
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-08
AUCTION.

Will be sold at the farm known as the N. P Perkins farm, Pleasant Val ley, Willimantic. at 10 a. m., on Mon day, March 11th, 1912, cows, . calves 1 oRe-horse lumber wagon, 1 Concord buggy, blow, cultivator. wheelbarrow grindstone, single harness. pads. blan- kets, rakes. forks, shovels, bars, chains. crosscut and other saws, hay and other things too numerous to mention If stormy next fair Gsy. Terms cash
 marSd JOHN BREE1ANT.