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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01

varovalne panoge kakor yelike
zlvl1enske zavarovalnice - pred
vsem zavarovanje glavnice. %.
varovanle "a slucaj smrti bre,
zdavniske preiskave
Ugasanje polio je i~zkliuceno
ker Sc poleg glavniGnega zayaro.
vanja uvede tudi hranilno in l;v.
lJenSko zavarovanie. &c zavaro.
vance V teku dovoljenega placil-
mega roka ne zmore syojih dones.
kov "a glavnicno zavarovanie. SO
izpremeni njegova polica brez to-
zadevnega preloga V police "a
hranilnO in zivljensko zavaroya.
ME. Ma placilni rok nj vezan I'M
plaGuje. kedar more. Po znesk,,
~njegoyih vplacil Sc visa njegova
zavarovalnina.
Nsled ten dolocb pravice Java
rovancev nikdar ne ugasneio in.
zavarovanec ne izgubi nit vinar-'
ia ~vplacanih prcmij.
Tabele IA viSino nremii s~estaviI
ma podlagi lancsliivih raGunovI
zavarovalni matematik in Jill O.
dobri nadzorStvo. IA ia della lie
treba mnogo casa, vslei tcga zaG-
ne "Ljudska o>krba" syoic DO
slOvanje Stoprav l. .ianuarja 1913.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01

demokraciji, t. j. njenim dusev-
MIN voditeljem, nemSkim in fran
coskim, velike hvale dolzni. S svo-
,jimi silnimi, neodoljivimi udarci
so razbili laznjivo zgradbo kapi-
talizma, in v resnici je bill to opo-
min katolicanom, da IL zakladni-
ce svojih tradicii ~poiscejo gradi-
vo "a novo stavbo.
Socialna demokracija stremi pc
upostavitvi zakonov pravienosti
in S svojimi krepko zanikavajoci-
mi zivlji je bistveno pripomogla,
da je dovedla obcutek druzabne
boleGine ma bolno meSto."
Tako katoliSki socialni politik
baron Vogelsang (Primeria) S
tenn vso reyScino klerikalnih pri-
tlikavcev pri nasl) Ampak njego-
vi nauki so ostali brez vpliva ma
klerikalizem in ma cerkev. Sal je
vrhovni predstavnik katoliSke
cerkve, papez Leon XIII. V svoji
"delavski okroznici'' i~ziavil, da
je V '%'bozjem redu' dolocena Via
da kapitala mad delom "~prirodna
harmonic pc bozji volji", da maj
dclvaci "zvesto sluzijo svojim go
spodarjem' in ia maj Sc ne da-
do hujskati roper opraviGeno po-
sest', da mai ne stavkaio it'd.
To je kardinalna tocka socialne
politike, kakor jo ie oznanila vSe-
gavednost nezmotljivega pogla-
varia edino zvelicavne cerkve. s
tenn ic %zapeGatila tn cerkev svoiO
teSno zvezo Z "brezbOznim' ka-
pitalizmom in mamonizmom. Ka-
kor je Srednjem veku oznaniala
suznjem in tlacanom pokorSGino.
tako uGi to "GednOSt' dandanes
"svobodnim" dclavcem. Da so
kapitalisti vseh konfeSij S%poznali
prilagoditev cerkve ma kapitali-
zen in mOgotnO podporo, XII mu
jo podeljuje. dokazuic zivahno
zanimanje, $ katerim so spremlje-
vail evharistiGni kongres pred
zadnjega tedna. Ljudje, ki so cd
rinili zanj teakc stotisOcake. do
bro VcdO. Zakai so tako radOdarni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01

mark dividend, I. ]. 80 odstotkov
Cd vplaGanega akcijskega kapi-
tala. Tudi pri drugi nemSki Java
rovalni druzbi, pri Friedrich
Wllhelmu'' zori pSenica udeleze-
MIN kapitalistom. Akcijonarji so
dobili V letu 1910 540.360 mark.
t. j. &c odstotkov CD vplacane
glavnice. Uradniki so dobili: ma
eelstvo 1l0.S79 mark, nadzorstvo
92.399 mark, estate oSebe 27.7O9
mark. IL navedenega ie jasno, da
te "ljudske zavarovalnice" ne
zavaruieio ljudstva. temvec sebe.
Upravni stroSki teh druZb so
kljub vsem TEN nezaslisano visoki
Pri omenieni druzbi IA liudsko
zavarovanje, pri 'Viktoriji' so
znaSali V posljednjih treh letih
i6 tri cetrt mil.ionOv mark. t. /.
23.7 ods;otkov vseh premij. RAJ
meroma Sc ogromnejSi so upravni
strOSki "Flriedrich WilheIma";
Y letih 1908, 1909 in 1910 so INA
sail vec kot Is in pol mil.jona
mark, t. j. 29.9 odstotkov vplaGa-
nih premii.
Kako .ie 5 prayicami zavaro-
vancev, kaze med drugim ogrom
no %Stevilo polio. Hi vsako leto u
~gaSneio. Iavarovalne pogodbe Sc
%sklepamjo tako pIetkano. ia po-
lica kai lehko ugasne in da zapa-
delo vplacila zavarovancev druz-
hl. Il ugaSaniq Ollie doteka druz-
BAN g!avni dobicek. Pomislimo
lie. da ie pri "Viktoriii" in pr
Friedrich Wilbclmu" Y po>led-
NTH treh letih ugasnilo mic mani
kOt Soc. j43 pole. Pri vseh mem
SIKH zavarovalnicah .ie V tenn ca
Sn u%gasnilo mad million polio! Ma
StotiSoce siromaSnih liudi izgub-
ia Feto IA letom ogromne vsote
dcnarja ma kapitaliStiGnc druzbe.
ne da hi zato preieli naimanjSe
~povracilo.
Ogromni upravni stroSki. dobi-
eek vsled propadanja polio it'd. Sc
lzrazaio seveda trdi V celotnem
poSlovanju. "Viktorija'' je pre-
Jela V poSlednih treh letih cd "a
varovancev premii "a 1917 milo
nov mark. 70 police , miljona
mark p%ristojbin; zavarovancem
je vknjizila V dobro % milionoy
mark; cisti prejemek ie znaSal
lIO mlliOnov mark - zavaroval-
nine in IA nakup polio je izdala
"NiktOrija' zavarovancem lie IS
miIjonov mark. Sc neugodnejSe
je razmerie pri ''Friedrich vii
hclmu'; preiela ie 1908. 1909 in
1910 cd zavarovancev 81 i'm pol
miljona mark; memo p~ovracilo
zavarovanccm pa .ie znaSalo lie
Is mlllonov mark. In to MISC H.
JENNA leta; leto IA letom Sc po-
navlla enaka Slika - visokc pre-
mile In neznatna povracila.
Ma teh zgledih Sc .iasno razode-
va znacaj "liudSke"a zavarova-
MIA ma kapitalisticni podlagi.
Navaden rop je. oliSpan in olep-
SAN : pretvezo sploSno koristnega
namena, rop ma zepe naihujSih
Siromakov. Velika lie zasluga de-
lavSkih strokOvnih in 2adruznih
organizacij, da Sc poStaviio liud-
skim vampiricm 20 robu.
Nacrt "Lindska ncLrhaN
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
Kapitalisticna gonna Sc re
zacenja.

II orgamzaclJSkega naGrta je
razviden edini Smoter move usta-I
move, da uStvari resniGno ljudskoj
zavarovanjc. Ustanovnikom
"Ljudske oSkrbe", s~trokovnim
in zadrulnim organizaciiam. nj
do tiStega dobicl-a. S svoiim de-
lom zaSledujejo edini smoter, daI
obvarujeio Stroke ljud>ke plasti
brezprimerno infamnega kapitali-l
Sticnega izkoriScanja in da ustal
move $ socialnim duhom prezetn'
zavarOvanje. Seveda ie ia nese-
bicni namcn kapitalistiGne intere-
Sente, ki so Y strahu "a svoio o.
grozeno malho. ma yso moe raz-
drazil. Po v>cm kapitalistiGnem.
casopisJu Sc .ic vnela srdita co.
MIA roper "Liudsko oskrbo''. Nei
trpe. da hi kdo motil Nth si.iaj-I
ne kupcije IN Il izmiSljaio nail
S]traSneiSc basni. da hi d~iskreditiJ
rail- ustanovo del. organ. Da bill
naScuvali Waldo roper "Liudsko|
oskrbo'. ~raznaSajo baiko, da sci
pOrabi denar l.iudskega zavaro1
vania Ia Stavke in druge socialnol
demokraticne namene. Argument!
le Seveda .ialov skozinskoz: ko-l
misija. Xxi ie izdala organizcaijski|
nacrt. je bila tako oprezna. daj
ga Je vnaprej podprla s statutal
ritno doloGbo o vDorabi denaria1
: TEN argumentom imaio naSiI
protlvniki pray tako malo srecel
kakor 4 drugim. ceS da jc bila'
"Lludska oSkrba" uStanovljena
lie 4 namcnCm. ia dobi sluzbo ar
mazda sOcialno demokratiGnih a.
gitatorjev. Kako naivno nresoja]
Jo naSi ~naSprotniki motive "a vel
like napravc delavSkega giba1
MA! Nacrt nrmSkih Sodrugov .jJ
pognal S%oyralnikom delavskega1
gihanja tax Strah V ude. da killed.
no - podriavlienm liudskega,
zavarovanja. Strah je vcasih lei
vzgoino srcdstvo. Ce hi obstaiald
driavno liud>ko zavarovanie. kd
hi on%emogoGalo kapitalistiGno ia
koriStanic. hi - seveda "Liuds
ska oSErha'' ne bila u~stanoyila.
NemSkim SodrugOm. Xxi so OF
ganizirali deiansko pomoG dclavz
skemu liudstvu. .ie zeleti nailcps
Sc uspehe. Nth izkuSnic bodo sles
die oStalim dczclam "a zgled il
"a o
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
Nacrt "Ljudske oskrbe''

Nacrt "Liudske oskrbe''. XII ie
bill odobren Ma zadruznem kon-
grcSu. Je naslednji: Iavarovanje
bo >lonelo ma velikih strokovnih
in %zadruznih gospOdarskih orga-
nizacijah. Poltretji million stro-
kovnikov. skoro poldrug million
hadruzmkov, je pc svojem orrom-
mem Stevilu trdna in zancsliiva
podiaga "a zavarOvalno zgradbo.
LJudSka oskrba' pa ne bo ONE
MIA zavarovanja zgolj ma stro-
kovnike in zadruznike. Vsakdo
lehko pristopi "Ljudski oskrbi".
"Ljudska oskrba" bo imela OBJ
ike akciiske druzbe: osnovna
glavnica DO znaSala million mark.
Strokovne in zadruIne organiza-
clJe so sc zavezale, da podpiSeio
pc pol akcijske glavnice. Kapital
Jc re pOdpisan in ga vplaGaio
strokovne in zadruzne organiza-
ciJe V gotovini. Obcni zbor, ma
celstvo in nadzorstvo bo sestav-
lien ma polovico IL zastopnikov
zadruznih organizacij. Akciie Sc
Smejo prodati oziroma prenesti
lie Z dovolienjem nacelstva in mad
zorStva ma drugega lastnika. Mai
vlSJa dividenda znaSa 4 procente.
Yes cisti dobicek Sc DO prepisih
zakonito dOlocenim rezervnim "a
kladom porabi "a zavarovance.
Ia podlaga onemogoca. da hi
ustanova kedai prevrgla v kapi-
talisticno podietie.
'Lludska oskrba uvede vse "a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
ron sALE-RnsIDExoE PROPERTY
BARGAINS

YOUR CHOICE
OWNER LEAVING CITY. WILL SELL
HIS HOME NEAR MACK-AVE. IN
INDIAN VILLAGE; ROOMS. MOD
ERN, HOT AIR HEAT. ETC. $500
DOWN, BALANCE $50 PER MONTH
PRICE $3.50.
$500 DOWN
BUYS A FINE SIX ROOM HOUSE IN
HIGHLAND PARK. WITHIN A FEW
MINUTES WALK OF THE FORD
AUTO PLANT AND d, Y. n. CAR
BARN; BALANCE AS RENT; PRICE
$500.
TWO-FLAT
BUY A 2-FLAT THAT rs BUILT
RIGHT NEAR GRAND RIVER CAR
LINE; RNER LOT. LARGE
ENOUGH TO ADD ANOTHE Il
BUILDING AND DOUBLE INCOME;
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT
TERMS RIGHT. PRICE $4,000
JOHN f. BRENNAN & CO.
City or Main All. soc Union Trust bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
EAST SIDE VACANT

EAST SIDE VACANT
Bewick. near Jefferson, as ft...Sl,sOo
eop dmia near mr. w Jssa.os 80 % sS
Cadillac. near Jefferson. 80 it,. $500
Cadillac, near Mack. 50 IT,. 1850
II. Grand blvd, mr.. Agnes, 100 IT. $500
9ratiot, near McDougal. 20 n :. $500
Hamilton, near Jefferson. 50 IT.. l,450
Hurlbut. near Charlevoix, SO IT. IT'S B
Hurlbut. near Goethe. SO ft.... 725
Melrose, near Boulevard. 30 IT.. $50
Pennsylvania, mr.. sylvester, 30 IT, 500
Tyler. near Chene. 80 IT. coo
Van Dyke. mr.. champlain. SO IT.. 1000
Smoots-Van Dyke Company
Main 3s. 1914 Ford Bldg
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sALEREspENcE PRopERrYroR sLE-REspEscn rHornRTY
W EST SIDE
HUMROLDT

HUMBOLDT.
Modern 1O-room house on 32-foot lot.
between Hudson and Kirby: hot afr
heat. combination lights, bath. ce-
ment walks, good barn; price 81. 900:
only $500 down
FOREST WEST.
An eight-room frame house. between
Twelfth and Vermont; just put In
good repair: has gas and bath; party
wants 10 go TO California. Price
S2,SOO small payment down.
STANTON
real modern frame house OF nine
rooms on 4o-fo9t lot near Stanley;
open and one gas CRATE; beauti-
fun tiled bath, also vestibule; garage.
Price and terms right.
WILLIS.
Between Avery and Twelfth: eight
room cottage; gas. cement walks.
Price $1,000. Good location; will
show good rental.
STANLEY. 81
Between Greenwood and Brooklyn: 40
foot lot: full basement, l1-room
frame house. modern: garage Price
$500, with $1,000 down. balance $40
per month.
NORWOOD.
Cor. Alexandrine, between Brooklyn
and Sixth: lot 3Ox90: frame seven
ment walks; rents SIS; can be occu-
pied at once. Terms, equity Get
our price.
HANCOCK WEST
Retwcen sixteenth and Seventeenth. on
lot 40xl33: frame six-room cottage,
on new posts; gas, good bath and
toilet just put In: new decoration
and cement walks: near ST. Leos
church. Price $4,000.
LAMBRECHT.
Members of Detroit
MatB slS. City 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23

HOMES AND BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
re ACRES

IS ACKES
Black loan soil. miles this side OF
house, barn and chicken house. $3.50
per acre. Exceptional bargtin.
MANCHESTER AVE.
Near Grand River, rooms. brick, =
bedrooms. modern. hardwood nnish.
Exceptional value. easy terms.
PASADENA AVE.
New, rooms, all modern, hardwood
floors. large lot. terms easy; $500,
KING AVE.-2d BLOCK
Red paving brick front, rooms. fine
nsighborhood, beautiful home at the
right price.
Business Opportunities.
house. "a mile circle Rent S22. In
come 800 VIII take y down.
RooAING HOUSE, just off Woodward
Is rooms; well furnished, for ~ 100
$4,000 buys 5o-room apartment hotel.
elegant location; rent $3.50: income
$500; newly furnished. will mako
Partly furnished downtown roomins
house. IA rooms. Present income
NORTH WOODWARD rooming. and
tory; rent $50: income $3.50; 1900
down will take II.
s and lOc store in new building. nice
clean stock. no opposition. Rent s26.
HOTEL DINING RooM-Right down
town. feeding 200 people daily. Every
thing in hrst class order. Fine airy
dining-room and kitchen. Good place
for some smart woman. Rent $40, in
GLIDING steam heat, gas and cleo
tricity Price $3.50
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PINGRFE AVE

PIN(JKEE AVE.
New duplex, particularly built. brick,
rooms each sleeping porS nSss i nnsss
$3.50 per year. WIN rent tLsso.
Price 311.soo.
ROSEDALE COURT
10 rooms frame. lot Sox12b. restricted
family fiat In rear. Owner has put 2
price on this property which should
sell II this week.
NORTH WOODWARD
Brick. $4,000. 5o-foot lot. restricted
street, s large rooms, fireplace. OAK
floors and hnish, one block from
Woodward A bargain for someone.
WAVERLY AVE.
Eight rooms, lot 4oxl17; paving brick
Veneer or frame. oak floors, white
enamel ana mahogany second noor;
with large open fireplace. nne large
porch, beautiful home for less than
cost OF reproduction.
Client Must Raise a Certain
Amount of Money BY May IS,
so will Sacrifice Home for
Cash.
IL blocks from woodward, Highland
Park, s-room, beamed ceilings, full
basement. built-in bookcases. open
fireplace. Built 1911 and offered
$500 before moved In. Will sell this
week for $4,000. spot cash.
WOODWARD SPECIAL
Eight-room bungalow. large living
room, with beamed ceiling, open
stairway, fireplace, paneled dining
room, large bedrooms, sleeping porch:
new, restricted street, near Wood
ward 4O-foot lot owner leaving
city, Will sacrifice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
ron sALE-FARsls.

IS ACRES, 10 miles from Detroit; good
s-room house. S0xt0 basement barn
and other outbuildings. 80 apple
trees: other fruits: wire fences: one
horse and colt six weeks old; cows,
B0schickens and all tools. $1,000
40 acres. AZ miles from Detroit. e.room
Shouse. S0x50 barn. granary. tool shed.
etc: 70 apple tresss near good lake.
20 acres In BleOmneld HIS; no build
ings; price and terms right.
a. acres. about ~ miles from Detroit
I'm Bloomfield Hills; black gravel
loan. 81. acres plowland; balance pas
ture; 20 cherry. ~ apple trees; River
Rouge runs through farm. Mon ,
make fine lake. flowing well at house.
= House with 9 rooms. In good condi-
tloni barn 45x60; buggy house. gram
dry. tool shed. etc. $4,000.
Cottages on one or Oakland county's
prettiest lakes; good bathing, boat
Ing and fishing. Reasonable price
and terms.
Two cottages on good business street
within one mile circle. to exchange
for farm.
is6 acres good soil, about "a miles from
Detroit; good set OF buildings; near
electric line; 800 per acre Will ex-
change for city property
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
TWO-FLAT

.HANNAN'S SPECIALS
Central corner, S2xl00; yields nearly
10 per cent net Price about present
land value.
$4,000 central apartment. pays 10 per
cent net; Will accept some good va
cant In part
$500, Lincoln-ave.; very choice brick
and stone dwelling; lot 39x1g0; lat
est improvements Owner leaving
city offers this bargain on easy
terms.
$4,000. North Woodward, just of the
avenue. facing beautiful park; brick,
tile roof, rooms, almost new; $1,000
down.
s25. 900, six apartments. very best con-
sJruclon, line street, 2-mile circle.
Failing health OF owner compels the
+ consideration OF reasonable OFFER.
pays good income.
SEE THESE RESIDENCE BARGAINS,
Out Grand River, new brick. $4,000
Hancock W., 5 rooms. ....... $500
Merrick solid brick. ......... 400
. Cass, near Davenport. brick. 1900
Woodland, well built .,...,. $500
EXCHANGES-Large list OF city prop
critics. Turn In your properties else
where.
Bargains In central properties for in
F. +, HANNAH, n "a:
HANNAH EXCHANGE.
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NORTH WOODWARD LoTs-PALM-
Err BLVD. WEST OF OAKLAND
AVE, LOTS 3Oxl25; EASY TERMS;
t375. l.. l.. LEDDY, c. UNIVERSITY
BLDG. MAIN sS5-R.
MILITARY-AvE
Lot 4lxi25 feet, west side OF street
near Blvouac-st.: bargain. l.. l.
LEDDY, West 1856
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23

Modern 10-room house on 32-foot lot.
between Hudson and Kirby: hot afr
heat. combination lights, bath, ce-
only $500 down
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23

NORTHWEST SECTION
New brick, 2-nat. slate roof, rooms
and hath. separate steam heat on
paved street, rents for tT2o per year;
a real snap. $4,000 Parker, Schunk
= Fry, Main 5030. City b14s-&
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sc

For Cleveland, PfttsburE and All
nolnts south and east. leave daily le:ts
m Fare TO Cleveland. 81; Pittsburg.
s5.SS; upper berth, II; lower berth
T5O; whole room. $3.50.
For Aipena. Mackinae and way pors
49, RuHaIo and all points east daily
49, nm. Fare TO Buffalo. 3S.Se one
way. $3.50 round trip.
Weekend Exeursiens every satur.
day-Bunalo. "a; Cleveland s-ss rouna
Tieke, ofaess, wayns-st dock. Ma
,.,tie bldg. isT woodward. iTt crisvoid
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
RoR sALE-yAoANT Lors.


Good Vacant Cheap =.
Goodwin-ave.. near Holbrook. q $50
F Fsnnsyiyania, 80 f.. .......... 1000
Trowbridge. mr.. Beaubien, SO It. 500 !
rarnsworth. mr.. Beaubien. 40 II. l,2Oa
milwaukee,, mr.. 18th. 3ex310. e75
sixteenth, near Stanley, 30x110 $50
Twenty-fifth. mr.. Kirby, s0xi19 $50
Harper. near Moran. 80 IT,. ESQ
Montclair, near Mack. 80 IT,. 400
Boulevard, mr. Chene. 80 it, 500
Eerndale, cor. Casper, 5 lots for 1000,
MT. Elliott. mr.. Medbury. 30 IT.. 500
ALEX. WATSON
sos Hammond Bldg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-23
EAST SIDE
'ATERWoRKs PARK

NEAR WATERWORKS PARK.
Brick veneer hot water heat. +5-foot
lot. slate roof eight rooms: every
thing modern;a located half block
north OF Jefferson: t5,4oo.
WARREN-AVE, EAST.
Near Beaubien; on 32-foot lot: modern
elght-room home. with attic, full
basement. furnace, laundry tubs.
large rooms, and a bargain at s3.s00
cash.
Two-FLAT ON FIELD-AvE.
45-foot corner, north OF Mack: one OF
the very finest pressed brick two
flats on the east side; has seven
rooms In each nat all finished In
hardwood, with beautiful decorations.
the best kind OF hardware, electric
fixtures; all modern conveniences. In
in kitchen. brick partition walls;
was built for home and Invest
ment. Price less than $500.
NEAR PACKARDs.
Half block from Mt. Elliott. between
Ave rooms each; hardwood floors,
bath and gas: rented now for $26 per
month: sell on contract for $4,000.
NEAR HELEN
South OF Harper; nice home OF seven
rooms, with bath, gas cellar; Will
take $500 down, balance on contract.
Price $4,000
DOUBLE HOUSE ON FISCHER.
Near dratict, new. full basement Z
rooms in each, bath, etc; $4,000.
PIoUETTE NEAR MORAN.
Dandy new house. three bedrooms with
bath. also outside porch. upstairs;
large pantry. cellar. modern. electric
fixtures. etc.; $500 down. Price $2.750.
CRANE-AVE.
Paved street, near Kercheval; seven
rooms, with bath and gas, a real
good home; easy terms: $4,000.
KELLY & co.
Real Estate Board.
5. 81 Griswold- 1T.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-28
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mir. and Mrs. E. Budnick Celebrate the
 Day With Family Party.

At their comfortable home at No. 12 North High street, MT and Mrs E. Budnick were congratulated on Sun day evening by d gathering of their relatives in celebration of their silver wedding anniversary, while other rel atiVes from out of town not able to be present sent telegrams of good wish es. The house was prettily decorated with palms and cut flowers. Many handsome presents were. received these including a solid gold watch to the father and solid gold chain to the mother fro mthe children.
 The hostesses were Miss Fannie Sears and Miss Ida Sears, sisters of Mrs. Budnick, and Miss Fannie Bud- nick. the daughter A musical pro- graInme was rendered that was great ly enjoyed
 MT and Mrs. Budnick were married in Russia twenty-five years ago. but have lived in this cit yfor about the last twenty years. MT. Budnick is the well known proprietor of a candy store on West Main street. Their seven chil- dren who assisted in the enjoyable celebration of the anniversary all live at home, and are Herman, Fannie. Jo- Seph, Jennie, Rebecca, Israel and Saul.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-28
NATURAL CLUB
Season Closed With a Delightful Eve hing at Home of Judge and Mrs Aylno,


 The final meeting of the E Natural club for the season was held on Mon day evening with Judge and Mrs. x. J, Ayling on Huntington place. the members inviting their husbands and friends for the closing gathering. at which a well chosen programme was rendered to the pleasure of all attend ing A buffet lunch was served.
 The programme arranged by the committee consisting of Mrs c. A. Dowsett, Miss Fannie Hirsch and Mrs. William r. Bailey, Jr., was as follows, Mrs. DoWsett presiding for the eve ming:
 Overture to Rodman (Schubert), Mrs k. s. Worcester and Miss s. C. Whit tlesey; song, Berceuse (JOscelyn), Mrs William F. Bailey, Jr., with violin Ob- ligato by Mrs. Charles DoWsett; inn promptu in B flat (SchuberD Mrs. c, D. Geer; solo, Waltz La Boheime (Puc- cinD, Mrs. W. NJ. Buckingham; violin solo. Alteration, Miss Helen Royce.
 Part H.-Quartette The Rustic Band (Resch) and Rockabye (Neid- linger), Mrs. R. P. Potter. Mrs. F. l. Farrell, MKiss Gertrude Young, Miss Jessie Clifford. Reading, The Village Singer (Mary Wilkins Freeman). Miss | Fannie Hirsch Swallow Song (Schu- | bert), Miss Susan l. Gallup. Piano s0- 1 To, Impromptu (Rheinhold), Miss Ca l therine Freeman. Song. The Net Ire, | (Schumann). Miss Clara Worth. Nio | lin duet, Loves Greeting, Mrs C. 4 | Dowsett and Miss Helen Royce.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-28
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
Good Vaudeville and Motion Pictures.

Good Vaudeville and Motion Pictures.
 The feature of the excellent Vaude- vile programme billed for Ihe first three days of the week at the Audi torium Is the singing and dancing act of Murphy & Foley, whose work is of the highest order and who receive ringing applause for their efforts. Johnny Murphy is a Norwich boy and his clever work here as a dancer at tracted the attention of George Prim- rose, with whom young Murphy has now been connected for some time. MT, Murphy and his partner, MT. Foley, have just completed the vaudeville season with Primrose, and this is their first professional engagement in MT Murphy's home town
 There is another Johnny Murphy on the programme this week, the interna- tional xylophone king, and his musical speciality shows that he is worthy the title which he assumes- The third vaudeville number is comedy sketch by Doan, Lindsay & Doan, who also 1 make a decided hit
 The motion pictures are of the usual l high order and the feature film is a l two-reel production of The Cry of the | Children from the poem by Elizabeth l Barrett Browning