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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
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318-3l6 @eit 8. apeniie, nalbete
0eitern Der Poliei. baB iie Don ibrelu
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Dor Denigen Ronoten bon 0lueiieIos,
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1T Buhbalter Der Stanbarb Uaonu.
featuring anbNftributing 60. in Gin.
elnnati. eeine Slider uurben in
better Gronung befunben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

De&mantel
@ar oas bon Waufid)pinoIern an
@aInnt StrnFe betriebene
Weid)aft.
Vafbetiid,e grieis Der 5rau Snitou
an ilJren Rann.

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S'grisn burdiuhten ssit.rr bic rGfs
flee "oes Dor einieen 5aeen auf Der
anlaHuns Der pinterton 9etettiu
asentur tpeeen Gdlihuus oerbafteten
angsblifxn goris unb Gbedi6sptnbs
lers Sames aotprenee Sufton, ipeIher
fif) Ro. 1929 WaInut Strabe uRier
Der 5irma .1k SuIion 6ornpare
Gpmpann" stablirt bate. Gr iou bas
9si1dft nur ais DetmonteI fir feline
psrbrsherifde Sbdtigteit b<iriebsn huz
ben, unb oieie annabme fpirb bur6 Die
2batfohe unteritiist. pub iid in bsm
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fenuaorer befano. DAB CT niht ouf
aunbihaft r.fietiirte, sebt duBsroem
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psnissn in o.m Shaufenitsr auseeleg.
ten Saden nit gang unoerbdltnibmds
big boben preiien mariirt bate. 10
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Raiirmsfers sStrei6ri.men i'm Wertbe
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Observation-Disclosures oufsussbsn, sinsn
ebr.nbof.en 2ebsnsnanbel su beginner
unb gu ihr surud su ,sbren. giner Der
griefe lauteie:
.Worum piuit Tu bas asben, rpels
DIES Gu iest fiibrit, nif,t aufssben2
50re aui. nit Der polis.i Werftedens
gu fpielen uno somm bsim gu mir. S4
bin itoIs auf Define nsuen 8orfGbe uno
beie 81 0ott. oab Du lie baIt.n nirit.
Jh puroe piel lieber in 3ipei iIeinen
3immern leb<n unb elm iIeines Qino
meiH eigen nsnnen. Du iolIteit i'm
Stanbe iein. jdbrlih minbsiiens 5000
auf ebrIihe Weiis su prbienen. fpenn
Du BON Deinen Gdbistsiten ben rihtis
gen 0ebraun MAIDEN tpoIIieit. Wnrum
pinit Du bieies niht tbun2 Warum
fDinft Du fortfabren in ShduiGften gu
fnlnfen unb nur cine Wabl3eit ben
Tag gu eFsn. fpenn Du ipeibi. bab 1u
dlIes oieies aufgtben uno eenus Gelb
ouf ebrIife Wkife nerbienen tannit.
um uns beibe sIiidlih 3u mahsn2 Jh
babe sefiern Nbenb ols RoNirerin in
einem glumenlaben georbeitet uno
1854 pereinnobmt. Der gisen tbiimer
bes Gefhdftes bat mir su benz grfolss
sratuIiri unb mir fefie 4nitsluna an.
gtboten. Jh eiaube. ih iperbe bic
Dfferts onnebmen. QohmaIs tbeile icb
Dir nit. Dab mid Dein Gntfhlub
eIiidlih gemahi bat. Oieb Deinen
seseniDGrtisen lsbenstponbsl nuf.
fibre Elm anitdnbiges 2eben unb mir
Beibe iOnnen slidli6 unb aufriebeH
3ufdmmsnleben.4
llnter benz 2abenfifH fnnb<n bic
8tomten cine aifte NIT ben Vomen
sdhlrei1er profpeitiper Cpfer in gins
einnati. Ghieoso unb anbersn GtGbten.
3uiton bate fi4 in ieinem aobsn aus
einem alien G6autuften elm Beti gss
maht unb aus einigen alten R0den
uno Beintleibern cine Wotrobe ims
propifrt. CT pflegte lpGtrenb ieines
hithgtn gafentbulies ouf biefem birfs
tsssn unb nnhquemen Eager su iber@
no9ten.
Der Oefonstne ipirb In perf6iebe.
nsn etobitn iDeeen GALL dung unb ans
'otrer S4iuinbeIeien psrIangt. 6uIfon
iDurbe Seiiern. iDie bereitS an onbtrer
steue bsri4it. bsm poli5eiri&ter IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

- unter Agent IN pumtlfon III
Serr Gbuarb Brad 419 Glib Hlufts
Straae. ssa Eel. 476 U, Ssme
Yboue 1851 u. 8
- Serbert Maesp BON SO. $50 Glib
3. Strobe i.orb s.ii.rn Rorsen i'm
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bon % 5ubr.u. Cine s6tpeft.r beg
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422 Soutb aosnue, an sinem 9.rsIeis
ben.
alfreo 3ia. Gupsrintenbent Der
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erlitt oorssftern Ro1mittas BEL BEN
llnfaa aui DER ohio eIeftriiten Giien.
bahn nabe 2renton cine idIimme
Wunbe am aopfs unb mubt. aeiiern
oas 8ett bitten. Grau gbarlss 9.
Wotbes erIitt .ine Wunbe unb 6aut.
abfhurfunsen am rehten 4rm. Der
ardatett Jrso. O. Weiiusr erlitt cine
Wunbe iiber o,m remten 4uae uno
6autabihirfuneen am rehten arm.
Z. u. Jones BON Greelo, Ohio. irua
cine geinpunbe bnpon.
- Die or.i Sabre olte Soiie Broipn
Sbofu. 9Ohterten ber syamiIk Sbaip
BON Ho. 216 Gaurel Apenue, QinDens
Dalo, perIiei lid, poreeifern Abenb,
lpurbe aber bon Der poii3ei sefunben
uno nah benz Stotionsbous aebro4t.
no bic bedneitisten Gltern bK RIeine
fpdter abboIten.
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TIM hefgen GeriHt duf G4eibuns pers
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5nsi Rinber. gk eibt alS Urunb fAr
be s4eibuns an. bdt ihr Odite f&
NIT fHlehten 0rGusn abeebe unb ie
am II. Sanuar 1912 IN &ttde Iisk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
SOFA briaes AmtsiubiIGrm.

Jn Der Dritten DeutI&en prot.
2irhe an Walnut Ctr, nabe 8. ape..
ftnbet morsen Dormiitns nm 10 utr
1titscttssbienit 5ur 1efer hes 3Oi66ris
gen Amtsinbildums BON g.oftor 3.
Aaefner ftatt. Jeoermonn ifs freun6s
lihit bo5u einselobsn. pojtor s.. 0oeFs
nsr fpurbe am kitten Gonnfaa imapril
1882 als prebiger Der Dritten Deuts
t4tn prot. Gsmsinbe burn bic psr<
itcrbenen pofcren Rarl 1uer6e uub
.. w. poblmeptr inftauirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

Sobn W. Bates bon 80. 752 Gums
NIT apenus me!oett i'm poli5eibaupts
quarter. bab ibm in einem Ghnsi.
oerlGben an Der 9ine. nabs Der 3. Gir.,
$57 abbanoen sstommen iinb. CT
bate ods g<Io. pdbrsnb CT iiH eintn
4n5ug dnmtfen lieb. auf ben 1il& as.
legi uno NIT einsm Giiid papier aus
eebsdf. er entfernis iid. obne an bos
0tlo Sn benten. gIs er cine Gtunbe
fp1tsr ben Werluit entn6ie uub in bos
G<ihdft Snriideilie. NOR oas O<lh nirs
genb su finben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

Wd6reno Jrau Dm. ). Dbit,,
go. 1925 Drift. apenus, priee Sia.
seit.rn bamii bsItdftist mar. Elm g,tt
nit Gaiolin gu r.inieen, sntaiinbete
fih oos Gebtere. als SpriseH SO.
Ro. Al eintraf. botten bic 5IammeH
ber.its bas Dad ereriffen. Der 8rnno
ipurbs sei0fdt. naboem elm Sdabsn
bon S40O ans.rihtet porben mar.
frau Wbiie ipurDe bel Der GrploFon
nidt perleBi.
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DIR. G. n. B0BERTz,
TO E0nertl Bldg, Detroit. Mich.

aHmertHus: II. estert IN ustitefanHt ats
ssislereider ssntidsr esssisLsira nHb SeTsiemt
senes gertranen. Or IN psm etaaie srSrstiest
uus sraitisisst istt 1885 In 1etssta
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

fliidtIins aus Gbieaso ~ fein. iebo4
tuurbs fein Uou ouf ben 30. NpriI Dsrs
fmobsn.
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4eHtsasre NIT Yelisiiten.

Deter QoHg, Is Sabre olt, friiterer
Guperinsenbent bss wtuniaipai. Qoair.
toufes, ipobnbofi no. 267 QubIofp
Styobe. Soe Gbanl. S@nniselIner. "a
Jdtre alt bon 70. z22 OF 2. Ctr,
nnb Js@tpb Celia. Is SABRE ali, BON
9eo. 226 6rsobn1p. nurben friib ae.
lltrH Qeofotn an ~ Gde bes 3. Str.
llnb 6rpdbDdr nd@ siRem Isbboften
6nn1oat1 - ~ 11Dtioi nex - sr1I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

- ltuisr asent in 6amiltsn III
Serr Geuaro Srnd 419 Glib Janfte
StraRe. gea Eel. 476 o., Spme
Yhone 1851 u. q
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Die Neiuport Office fir bas ,Gin.
einnatier &olfsblatt" befinoct lid, in
9u. 339 gurt Strake, sescnilber Sem
Sonrtbanie, ippielbit Reuisfeitrn, an.
seiaen II. !. III. bis 10 ubr As Rinn.
ten N6cnos entsegensenommen iuer.
ocn. ScIepjon Euuffl 2401.
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ASH SlISt 9eHleIUlQ QWtH StpuHg
beg fStabtratbs uno Rdtbs Der 4lber.
manner fpurben bic 6erren Sofepb 6.
Rub. !. Neb 9emingpap uno Ben
WloelIer gu Direttorsn Der gopinston
unD ReDport Bride srnannt. Reun
aonbioaten batten iit semslbst.
- 8orlep Brothers, bic aontrattps
rem es neu 81 erribtenben 5unneIs
Der 6. u. R. Giienbabu in Grants
8eno, IL Wleilen BON gooingtpn, bas
ben eeitern, BON beiben Seiten orbeis
tsnb, bic Witte bes 5unnels, Der 21OO
SUB lang 1T, erreiht. Wtt ben Orr
beitsn tpuroe am 16. QusuIt 1911 be-
goHnen. Bis gum 15. Suni sebenien
bic aontrottoren bic Rontret arbeis
ten fsrtis gu baben unb fou Der 1unz
mel am l. Sttober bem Uertebr iiber.
seben peroen.
- Wultsr Stephens, AT Sabr.
alt, No. 1890 See Strabe rpobnbaft,
fieI seitern am 5unn.Ibau Der 6. u.
u. gifenbobn nabe Grants Beuo DON
einsm @erifft aus elmer 6obe BON 20
Jub uno nerrentt. iih bas Niidarot
nnb brad bas ltnte Bein. CT nurbe
mad benz ct. glifabetb 9oipital ses
bra9t.
Jobn Wager, ieit mebrersn ssobs
rem Jubrmann Der phlipp Juna
grduerei, iturb eeifern i'm Mlter BON
28 Jobren an Der S4tpiubIu1t i'm
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
ART DEPARTMENT

A special sale of an importers sam pie line of Linen Scarfs Squares Tea Cloths. etc, at one-quarter to 0ne-'zh less than regular prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
Milady's Toilet Table
By Mime. D'MILLE

Many, tv> men whose upper lips and
 cheeks ara f,ee from that dow ny
 growth that hns sniliates some women feel embarrassed V, airing short sleeves
 because of hair on tNe forearms. Su-
 perfluous hairs are eBslsN ana qulchly
 removed by applying delN tone paste.
 Mix enough powdered dela< one wlth
 water to cover the hairy surfSeei aP-
 ply, and after two or three minutes IuD
 of, wash the skin. and the hairs VIII Nine times out of ten when a woman looks old before her time she has neg lected her complexion Dissolve in a
 half pint of witch hazel an original package of mayat0ne and gently rub little on face, neck and arms, and you will be delighted with results. Use this daily instead Of powder or other cosmetic and the skin will be smooth soft and satinlike. Mayatone preserves and restores youthful lovelinese Of skin.
 When a woman does not care to risk catching cold washing her head she can get splendid results by dry sham pooing Put a cupful of cornmeal Cor a fruit jar, add the contents of a small original package of theroX and shake well together. Sprinkle little on the I head and brush thoroughly. Therog | encourages the growth of hair and
 makes 1t beautifully lustrous. glossy | and fluffy.
 No toilet table is compl~te without a | jar of Mothers Salve. It is a sovereign 1 remedy for chaps, cold sores pimples, l eczema and skin eruptiOns J. heals l cuts, burns scalds and long-standing | sores. It Is antiseptlc as well 9s heal | ing and lessens danger of blood poison
 ing.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
NORWICH SOCIALISTS FAVOR
 CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL
We'll Known Magazine Writer is Local
 Choice for President

Local Norwich of the socialist par ty held it's regular meeting Thursday evening in it's rooms in the Stead building, with Daniel Uolsky in the chair. One new member was received It was decided to purchase one hun dred pamphlets on Growing Grocery Bill, by Allen Benosn, a reprint from an article in well known magazine. Robert Hunter of Noroton, Edward P. Clark of Bristol, Casper McLevy of Bridgeport, $. E. Beardsley of Shel- ton, and Ernest D. Berger of Bridge port have been elected delegates to the national socialist convention which will be held in Indianapolis, opening on May 10th, when 297 delegates will gather to draw up a platform and choose candidates for president and vice president. Local Norwich favors Charles Edward Russell, the noted magazine writer, for president. George Spies of Bristol will address a public meeting here about the 1st of May. He Is a noted speaker and debater, having recently debated with Judge Munger of Ansonia-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
Just Try a Ten Cent
 Box of GaSCaretS
Insures You for Months Against 3 Sick Headache, 5iliousness, Consti patton, or Bad Stomach.

Put asi9e-just/ once-the Sslts, Cathartic Pills, Castor Oils or purga- tive waters which merely force a Tassageway through the bowels but do not thoroughly cleanse, freshCn and purify these drainage or alimentary organs, and have no effect whatever upon the liver and stomach.
 Keep your inside organs pure and fresh with Cascarets, which thorough ly cleanse the stomach. remove the undigested, sour and fermenting food and foul gases, calIe the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the decomposed waste mat . ter and poisons in the intestines and bowels.
 A Cascaret tonight will make you feel great by morning. They work while you sleep-never gripe, sicSen and cost cnly 10 cents box from your druggist. Millions of men and women take q Cascaret now and then and nev- CT have Headache, Biliousness, coated tongue, Indigestion, Sour Stomach or Constipated bowels. Cascarets belong in every household Children just love to take them.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
BAUER REMEMBERED
 PROF. FRANK L. FARRELL. Boston Pianist Picked Out the Norwich Musician in His Audience.

In Boston six years ago Frank L.. Farrell of Norwi.h, organist of St. Patricks' Catholic church and an ex- ceptionally accomplished pianist, met Harold Bauer, the eminent pianist, and enjoyed a conversation with him. Tuesday night when Bauer played at the Lyceum, New London, MT. Farrell was in the adience, and the great plan ist recognized the Norwich man as he looked out into his audience.
 After the concert MT. Farrell met MT. Bauer and the latter told him that he had picked him out in his audience almost as soon as he came out on the stage. It was considered quite re- markable in view of the fact that Mir. Bauer meets 50 many persons all the time and also in view of the fact that it was a good sized audience Tuesday night.
 There were many Norwich music lovers attending the concert, a special car running for them. Among them were Archibald Mitchell. Mir. and Mrs. Frank l.. Farrell, MT. and Mrs. Henry Tirrell, Miss Taft, organist at the Park Congregational church. Miss Helen Roy Q, Archibald Mitchell, 4th, and the Misses Madeline and Hildegarde Hirscl.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
DIED.

LEAHY-In New London, April 10. 1912,
 Mary Leahy, aged 75 years. wEAPLEs- New London. April 8,
 1912, Patrick Weaples SEARS-At Fishers Island, April 70,
 1912. Capt. William A. Sears. in his
 18th year.
 MYBRS-Entered into rest iu Nor
 wich, April 10. Ann E., widow Of
 Elias F.. Myers.
 Funeral from her late home, No.
 Woodmansee avenue, Saturday after
 noon, April 16. at o'clock. Burial
 at Preston City. RHODES Suddenly in Taftville April
 10, 1912, Sarah Ann Rhodes, aged 6l
 years.
 The funeral will be held from her late
 home, North 4 street Saturday
 April 13 at 2.30 p. m. TlLLETT-In this city, April 10, 1912 Mrs. Hannah Tillett Funeral from her late residence. 13'
 Thames street, this (Friday) after
 noon al o'clock. GEER-In Lebanon. April H. 1912. J Nelson Geer, aged 64 years CAFFREY-In Terre Haute, Ind. Apri g. Patrick J. Cafrey, son of Mrs Mary A. Caffrey. of 134 Sturtevau street, Norwich Town. Funeral from the home of his mothe Saturday morning at 8.15. Requiem mass at Sacred Heart church at o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
MICHAEL RAUGHTlGAN
 AWARDED A PATENT.
Included in List Issued to Connecticut
 Inventors This Week.

The list of patents issued to Con- necticut inventors for the week ending April 9th, 1912, as furnished from the office of F, H. Allen, follows: Linn B. Abbott, Bridgeport, electric switch; Lauritz Anderson, Waterbury, electric
 lighting device; Walter E. Barnard, Hartford, typewriting machine; Her mann F. Cuntz Hartford, door Peter Dosch, Stratford, boot and shoe; Peter Dunn, New Haven, valve; James R. Halloran, New Britain, coin controlled vending device; Julius w. Horvath, Bridgeport, spring bed Harvey Hub bell, Bridgeport, lock guard for incan- descend lamps: Harvey Hubbell,
 Bridgeport, guard for incandescent lamps; John J. Mcintyre, Hartford, internal combustion engine; Alden L.
 McMurty, Sound Beach, garment for
 stage effects; Isaac E. Palmer, Middle
 town, hammock; Isaac E. Palmer Mid
 dletown, combined back rest and wind
 shield; Isaac E. Palmer, Middletown, folding unitary screen; Michael
 Raughtigan, Norwich, garment hanger; Charles D. Rice. Hartford, belt gear ing; Martin B. Schenck, Meriden, cas-
 ter: Arthur Sherwood, Plantsville, res
 ilient wheel; Charles H. Sherwood Long Hill, folding carboy support; FL more F. Shuster, New Haven, wire strengthening and cutting off machine; Franklin B. Shuster, New Haven helix coiling machine: William s. Stapley Bridgeport shade holder; Car | Stvanek, Stratford. bevel gear chuck Rodney B. Ware, Thompsonville, ma chine for handling coins; Horace Wheeler, Hartford. electric lamp sock et Charles J. White, New Britain, hose supporter strip; John J. Alvord Bridgeport, design for member of Q pair of shears; James L. Lucas 1 Bridgeport, design for chauffeur's hee rest.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
Good Vaudeville and Motion Picture

Good Vaudeville and Motion Pictures.
 There were good sized houses at the Auditorium Thursday afternoon and evening to greet the change of pro gramme of vaudeville and motion pie lures. Dodson X Lucas a colored comedy couple. missed train at Palmer, Mass, and so were unable to take part in the afternoon perform ance, but were on hand for the evening show. and their singing and piano numbers met with much well earned applause.
 Valveno & LaMoore have a clever acrobatic turn, eulivened with come dy which makes an apparent hit with the audience. The third vaudeville number is the novel singing and danc- ing act of Priscilla, in which she makes a favorable impression, her dance in the costume of the Spanish senorita being especially worthy of mention.
 No of the Animated Weekly or visualized newspaper series is the fea- ture picture of the bill, showing 14 in- teresting subjects. Other good motion pictures complete the strong pro gramme.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
FORD ELECTED.
New Haven Nominee Wins in Contest
 for F. B. L. Presidency.
At the biennial gessIon of th

At the biennial session of the su- preme lodge. Fraternal Benefit league. held in Manchester Thursday. and at which Norwich was represented by E. H. Pincus, these officers were elected: Past supreme president, Hugh Gibb, New Haven; supreme president, Avery D. Ford. New Haven; supreme vice president James w. Garvey, south manchester; supreme secretary, Frank r. Tyler, New Haven; supreme treas ur.r. William S. Dwyer, Hartford su-
 rame medical director. Edwin C. M !tan. New Haven; supreme councillor john P. GIynn, Winsed; supreme chap Iain. Ellen M. Buckley, Hartford.
 There was a contest for the office of president between Colonel A. L. Thompson of New Britain and Avery E. Ford of New Haven. the latter win ming. It was voted to use the union label on all stationery of the league X resolution to increase the salary of the treasurer was defeated.