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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12

3itis iissat MRe aniere &uriapreH
saum gsfannt haben2 gSeil lriers
2ebensiiibrung alie anoere geiporsea
u!o ms Si,gIeif Sic afngbeit Der
8oriabren abbanoen Befornmen lit
Sermpiuen mir bod Niles better ST.
miiien uro oenfen nidt 6aran, DAB
al mlieren &orper niel bobere 9ft-
ipriide seiteut merben: anipriid,e,
meld)e Sartleibigfeit 81 elmer &C.
mobnlid)en Eluge rn0 bamit Die up
penSi5itis 5u iener @eibel Der Weus
seit modem. Senn oieies 2ei6en ert.
itebt blrh a%niammliing barter Wal.
len i'm Garm, melhe BON Der Stlbl.
,crtopfuna 81 iener meiit toStlihen
entSiinoui,g oes BARNES firbren.
9as lit audi cine Sebre; nrrb per lie
6ehersiat, miro na6 Dem meilea
Brand Der @orfabren bas Snent.
der 8orIidlt ariperoen, 0as piel
mebr mcrtb lit, ais bas Giuno after
rpeisbcit. er miro iid nit ben be.
riibntten ct. bernard &rdnterpillen
Sic in apotbefeu 81 baben iino, bon
stubIperitopiung beireicn itnb oamit
Dor Appendicitis wabref-utS nidt
,l SEN SEM Sooe g~cipeibten Shoren
idblrn, sic 30 iterben, neil lie nidt
boren nollten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
anhion!

Die undergraduate ..Wtttipe oeS perftcrbe'
men Grnit 2ause ipiro aui ibrer Sarm, 3
W;eilen iiolid, BON Worriion, am
9ienItas ben 16 gpril, 1912,
iolsenoeS ~perionlidses Gisentbum ani oiTeni.
Iider autticn an ben Wleiitbieteneen per.
%tauieu. 9nIans INN 8 ubr 9ormittass.
2 pieroe. 2 Wlauleiel, 3 aibe, l Rino,
4 Sd,nie. 3 Gduen. uno Serfei, z 9duter, 1
Gber, l 5arm,Wasen, l Sprinaslpaseu. l
yieoriser.W a9en, 9inoer, l Wldber, l
6%eu.9epber, Ghedroper. Sdeibenease,
Drill, S%nfubator, II. Brooer. 2 eiierns unb
/ fupfer aeIel. / Gin-Ulann edge. Gioer.
miible n prefie, a%ornid,dller, l get y er.
oeseihirr. Sine Guaniitdt Rorn. 7serner
Ul0btl. pausserdib, unb uiele anbere 2lr.
ital, Az aabIreid, I'M anseiihrt al ueroen.
Yeoinsunseu aue Suminen bis 5u So,
gaor;1 fir SraBsre getrd9e rirb elm 8reoi'
BON 6 Ysonaten bepiatst. sesen glote mil
gutter 8iirsidaft,
Die Jarm, beftebeno u las sider, ipirb
SlridIduS an oemielben Gage, 3luiId)en l
uuo = ubr Hahmittass, 3am Dertauf aus
acpoten Ictiesu.
Srau Abete & c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Official Notice.

The following offices and posi-
tons in the government of the City
of Hermann will be filled by
appointment on the 18th day Of
April loI2: Treasurer, Clerk,
Attorney, Street Overseer, Teams
ter, and Sexton.
Applications for any Of these
positions must be made to the
Mayor in writing on or before the
above day.
HENRY BOOK,
City Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12

luBiine Der Toit au betriigeriifen
3peden lhuloig beirnSen woroen lit
lino oeiien antrag auf 8epiiion lei.
mes Yroceiies 6as 9uRoesober9eri6t
a6luieS, bat ieina Saititraie BON 21s
Sdbren I'M 3ndtbatie uif @c9teiIs
Saanb attsetreten,
@eieralpoitmeiiter Sitdcod bat
ale @oibrneilter ernddtigt, rmbcit,G.
bare 8oititiife, pic iauitrirtc aar-
ten, 3eitnngerl, Raga5ine uno an.
oere pcriooiide Shriften, an @iini.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Gdtuna 6armer.

Itein ieinsr Gensft HoIanb fpirb nit osal
neuen ans WlontSomerp Gounip bejogeuen
Glel! eneit aeuiutp Sin,, eincm auSae5eit..
neisn Sdd an Iotseuosn pIGBen ~itelct.
Noiane an 81 uno Rentudp Gin at 81 iir
Ueriid,cruna
I'm 10, 10. &c, atprii, 4, 10. II. ~, Wat,
6. IA. %, Suni oui SD @lenns harm 2 MI.
iiiol. BON Berger, YIN, 6 10. %, Nprl /
9 IL, IS t1lat uno 8 uuo IL Suri aai SIR
grant SistrIs Satm, bic iibrise 3eit aui
mTeiuer Karin.
Nfbert 8areiS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
3mlanoiides.

slm Sreitag MSoreen Dor Cages.
nrbrudj miirSe ole 2epee Bel Gailo,
81, aip 5tuei Stellen ourdJbroten
itito Iutben bes Miiiiiiippi ligo
Ohio ergoiien iid in oen 9rafisaae.
DItrift, Doonrh Die StaSt iiolirt
uto sroBem Sdaoen ausgeiett lit.
Ger @runbbeiisb1noIer unS
RiIionar Clarence 9apton Silman
BON seattle. @ofb., welder Ser 9e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
gnd cine ae6rc.

yin tpeiien 2ebren feblt es ni9t
auf oieier 8eIt, iuohI ober Oil Gen.
ten, tpelde file beatten. Eenn Sic
Meniden iino Sboren al3umal; &c.
lorSers, petir es ihncn nod nidt
an @~eiunobeit aebridt. 8art,m tier
ben oenn b~elit3utage Sauienoe an ie.
ter 3ranfbeit, tpeld,e maj, appenoi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Baraaiu in 2anb.

Sute S~iseliarm bon 40 Nder. amier
gooen aber biiselid,. bic Saliic 9etlart nro
Die SdAie in Walo. Mcbnhaue MT 3
2immern, ausae5eid)neieS AuelllpaHcr, 200
ObItbdumc, Ia pisiien bon Soosbner 5hs
WGeilen bon Sefcrion Sitp, Wlo, angrer.
oeno an bic ". & II z. q. U
preiS, ipenn iofort aenommer, $40. per
gIder.
Wan Idlrsibe a
J, DriSbt goun4s.
Nrofen glrrolp. 9th.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12

8aum nebntt ibr nift cine
gSlo Cine 2ife Sns. GoIicp" ber.
aus, ipelfe eud nod 10 ooer 90
Sabreu cine in Boil beaablte Size
NoIicp garanttrt, ODER euh Ben
garantirten Soartpertb nadl Mblauf
BON 90 Sabrett aiisbesabIt, anitatt
elmer g6raternal 9cliep", tpelbe
elh abIolut gar nidts g~arontirt2
8ictor ". Silber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Louis H~aberstock,
aufrfiber, gsforatenr
nno gapt,iersr,
NO.

Diei's 1T bic bette S~abresseit um I3immer
81 tapesieren ober su betorireu. Tenft
nidt bab 20 3u faIt III ooer 3u firth
Sd,idt iest Sure geftelurs cir nber ieIes
phonitt mir uno id neroe 6ud, meme
idonen Ululier praditopIer 9apeten ms
paus briuseu.
Wir belorsen bic Iape3ierer 2lrbeit eana
einerlei no ibr bic lapeien fault.
Usad,t ieBt Cure BeIie1uns fir bic Srib.
Iabrsnrbei uno iidlert prompie ausiibr.
Jung.
Observation-Disclosures aui ole alrbeiten IN
ober auberbaIb !Sermann werben seIieiert.
pbone ylo. 129. 12-29
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Nene NnSeigen
9anfaanna.

Alien Sreunoen uro yefannten iasen mir
bierinit her5lid,fteH Ganf iiir bic leilnobme,
bic uns maunisiot crpieien iparb an!dB.
lid, Der 0eerbisuna %unierer ireuen' Satin
uno Rut.in Anna % Go n /; teiprs
ocrS barter nil ben 0,oIforen Giocrter,
Eais. Sueoreper unoRruiefopi Der Gpong.
ct Sacobi Semeinoe, benz Sraucn.9 erein
Der So ct. Sacobi 9emeipoe uno ben
acknowledgment.
8aitur 8 Bon 2anpi unb Rinber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
gu grfanfm!

3ebn 10; SiabtlotterL atlesen an Der
12teH uno glartt StraBe Sire ictne ense
uno biibid,e Auiiidt nm oaraui Su bauer;
gum 5heil nit lptinreben uno Obitbdum,en
bepilon5t.
G~beres bel 6 + a s. 8 immel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Mutton,
Die unteraeid,nete ,piro am

Die rnteraeibnete rpiro I'M
9ienitas, ben IS. Gpril. 1912,
I~ola.nces. per,ohnlid,es Gisentbum ofient.
lid, an ben Uleitbieteroen psrfanien
/ 8Ieiberitraut. observation-disclosures. l
Huhebett, io,pte 9ilhe. Stitble, Spie8el uno
anperes 0ausserdib. 3u 3ablreid vi anss'
iibrt 3u sueroeu.
YeoiHYun9en +: Baar
Jrau 8. &oeller.
Am Soa bo6 eS an oieism Gage .resnet
fnost Der pertauI am ! Gd,iten Tose ltait
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Hu pnfanfen

Vieih Id)oHes Antpeien beiieheno aus
UobubauS unb st Gotten neben Dem Sair.
PLACE lit 3l annebm6arem Y,reiie euifueoer
I'M 6au3en ooer in e~iH3elnen Gotten Az per.
%tauien. Nad3uirasen bel
anton @ebbarbt,
6ermann, Wio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
9u u%erfaufen.

Metne .ihonselesene steIioen5 beIteherc
aus SauS NIT 5 3immern nebit ben beiien
NIB pradtiid)en Nebensebduoen benz ncbii 4
2oi,en, nit iunaen Sbftbdumen ansepflan3t.
Qreis $500 ooer 2 Gotten oemertIpredeno
btlliger.
O,,l:na mnaLua
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Ru %perfauien.

Sin. bibId,eS DobubauS nit 6 3immeru
uebit 5 Gotten ooer aui WuuIdj mi, / ooer
2 Gotten. Gieier IlaB muB reieben iperoen
UNI seid,dsi 3u tperoen. preiS fir naS
8an5e $500.
Sulius Wipebus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Sulius WoebuS.
81, perfamfen.

8rei teiue 0auIotten am Sitp Square.
limb aufamneu gu $3.50 ODER %einSeln nadl
uebereintommen si persauIen.
SutiuS VI o b n g..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
auitiun.
Der unterSeibnete tpirb am
5reitag, ben 10. Npril 1912

OrtItuBt UtH II. ztptIt IJIz
aui ieiner 1Sarm an Der Sirit Street,, iolsen,
oes. ~perfobnlide G%tsentbum ohen,lid) per-
%tauien. l pfero l Sub init aalb. mebrere
adlber. Sabrlinse, eine Guantitat Rorn in
Der Sehre. JarmSerdtbe, ionic anbere Sir
titel gu 3ahIreid, I'M anseiiibrt 3u ,uerben.
Depiro unarn aue Yetrdse bis gu S.. 90
paar; iiir sroBere Summen ipirb elm arebii
Don 6 yloraten beipiai9t, sesen Hote nit
gutter giirsIdlait.
aniIns oes Yertauis nm 9 ubr Dor.
mittass.
2puiS ToeIfef.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
6ar @ountp Shasmeiiter.

5ir County Shasmeiiter.
,pir limb e~rmdd,tis.
4. 6. Maupin
ais aanoioat ,iir ChaSmeiiter BON 6ascos
naoe 6ountp anau3ctSeu. linterlporien Der
6nfid,eiouns Der JtepublifaniidJen Stimm.
seber bcl bee allsemeinen primirpabl aas
6 Hlsuit, 1912. -.s
Ntr Iino ermddtist
Sobn N. Shermann
ais aanoioat iiir SbavmeiIter bon Sasco.
uaoe 6omriu an5ujetsen. ttnterworien Der
@utid,eioung Der JtepubIiran,i en- Siimm-
aeocr bel Der alseneiuem gsrimarlpahl am
g.. siusuit, 1912.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
2u pernliethen:

cine Wohnuns [fat] nit q 3inmer in
Srend,to,pn i'm oil. 1beil Der Saot,
NrS VI 81 . a d..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
gu 4erfamfeul
con rnii 1etteI.

sau nit SerteI.
Bart Butter,
ofoiss, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Ganoibaten Nnjtigen.
5ur Gountpribter-n6rbl. 9ihritt
g0ir limb ermddiist
6enrp 4aitrDtu

ols Ranbioat CUR gDieoer,pabl iiir Scunip
Ri6ier fir ben sl5rhlid,en Giitritt oou
5ascauabe anSu5,i9en. uuterporisn Der
GuiteieMng Der Experimentation Stimm'
aeber bel Der oiIsemeinen YrimdrpahI, am
6 gla. 1912.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Gerhard j. Gaus.
Hermann, no.

Raaft 6sfIisd GIer und Tarmprs.
bukte unb besablt baflr burd au.
tpeiinng anf bic s armers u
W er d 8anf. Bir be,ob.
len piinftlih fur iebe Gblieieruna.
Sn 90. @als Gebdube, an Der
5rontitraBe.
Eelepbor Ser. t12.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
wd6tntliasr HlarAibtriht.
EGGERS MILLING co.

ssisss. g. sl. :: .lns &: g
SmperidI Mebl, per Saf 2.70
@oob Sud WebI, per Saf $50
aornmebL per 100 8fb. 100
per 100 Rf6. 1.35
Sbippititff, per 100 Bfo. LAO
Yrpbnfte.
gorrigiert Don
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Sur County Nhshor.
gYir Iino ermldttiat

6. ". Meper
oils aanbipat 3pr s8ieoeripabl fir gieiicr
Don 5aSconuoe Sounip an5uSeiseu. I'm
ler,pprien Der Gutid,eiouus Der Republi-
tauiihen Gtimmseber bel Der alsemeinen
primdrlpabi, am 6 glua. 1912.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29
EVANGELISM COMMITTEE HAS
CONSIDERATION SERVICE,
Henry Bond of Brattlehoro Will Speak
Here Nsxt Sunday.

Conducted under the auspices of the
committee on evangelism in the Men
and Religion Forward Movement, there
was a conservation service on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock in the Broad
way Congregational Sunday school
room, the leader being Rev. F. w.
Coleman Of Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal church. chairman of the commit
tee. About rs men were in attend
ance.
Evangelism through personal work
was the keynote Of the service, both
In the address by Rev. Mr.. Coleman
and the others, ministers and lsymen,
who spoke,
Announcement was made that for
neSt Sunday afternoon at $50 there
would be meeting under the auspices
OF the Bible study committee, when
Henry Bond Of Brattleboro, VT, will
be the speaker. The meeting will be
held at Trinity Episcopal church and
the vested boy choir Of Christ church
Will assist In the music.
Mr.. Bond is prominent IN the bust
ness world, being the head Of the
American Radiator company, and is
one Of the 100 speakers recommended
| by the international committee Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. and also endorsed by the
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29
Y. M. C. A. Notss.

Kirk Kaynor. the Yale football man
sger. who was expected to speak for
the boys meeting Sunday afternoon,
cid not arrive, sending a telegram that
sudden illness had prevented his filling
this engagement.
For the shop meeting today at the
Crescent Firearms Co, Rev. c. H.
Ricketts, is to take the place Of Rev.
Fl. J. Wycboff as the. speaker, because
Rev Mr.. Wyckoff is to be out of town.
Through the change in dates in the
series of health talks DR.. p. J. Cas-
sidv is assigned for tonight to speak
upon the subject Of Sexual Hygiene
This will come in as part of the joint
shop social in which the Mc-Crum-
Howell Co. and the Thamesville cut
lery employees participate.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29
SUDDEN DEATH OF
THOMAS H. ALLEN
End Came from Disease of the Heart
After Short Illness.

Thomas Hubbard Allen died sudden
ly at his home in New London at
four o'clock Sunday morning after an
illness of less than day, the cause
being heart trouble. He was 40 years
of age.
September 3. 1852, Mr.. Hubbard was
born in the town of Sprague, the son
of Mary Elizabeth CMorgan) and the
late Col. Ethan Allen. He was en-
Gagged in the manufacture of wooden
goods at Hanover with his father for
many years and i'll political and mill
tary circles was well known about the
state.
He was d member of the state legis-
lature in 1885, 1885, 1889 and 1898,
and of the senate in 1887. He was the
youngest member of the house in 1885
and of the senate in 1887. Deceased
was educated at the East Greenwich,
R. l., military academy and the High
land military academy at Worcester,
Mass, from which institution he grad
Uated as the valedictorian of his class
and captain of the cadet corps. He
was for eight years q member of the
Third regiment, c. n. G., retiring as
captain and inspector of rifle practice
He was an aid de camp at the inaug
Uration of Benjamin Harrison as pres
ident; as q delegate TO the national
republican convention at Chicago il
1883. and to the centennial celebration
in New York in 1889. He was also
first selectman of the town Of SpTague
for five years.
In 1885 he was clerk of the commit
! tee on engrossed bills; in 1885 chair
man of the committee on military
! affairs, and clerk Of the library com
mittee in 1887. senate chairman o.
/ committee on military affairs anC
! canvasser of votes for justices Of The
/ ! eace; in 1889, chairman of committed
on military affairs; in 1898. chair
man of committee on cities and Dor
| oughs, and member of committee OF
| joint rules: and in 1895. chairman o
| committee on military affairs.
The deceased had a wide circle o
! friends throughout the state who vii
be panied to learn of his sudden de
mise, His mother, Mrs. Mary E. AL
! len, and four sisters, the Misses Mary
Olive and Hattie Allen of New Lon
don and Mrs. Owen A. Williams 0
Noank and a brother, Ebe1iezer Allel
of Norwich. survive the deceased.
He was d member of Hartford lodg
OF Elks and the Court of Foresters 0
Sprague
His record as a public man was on
of distinguished service and high in
| tegrity He worked faithfully for tn
interests of his constituents and 70
the general good of his state, distric
ard town. For the past ten years h
has resided at New London.
The body will be brought to Han
over for burial.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29
WEDDING.
Thresher-Cuneo.

The closing of stock at Polls theater
in this city also ended a pretty ro-
nance at the theater when a week ago
Sunday Frank Thresher, who had been
playing cornet in the orchestra, and
Miss Candida NJ. j. Cuneo, the treas
urer for the past season, went to Wor-
cester and were quietly married at 3
D. m. by Rev. Walton S. Banker at st.
Johns Episcopal church. There were
no attendants. Both have many friends
in this city, babe during their stay
here, Mr.. Thresher having been here
for the past two years, while Miss
Cuneo has been in Norwich over six
months, coming from Meriden, her
home
Mr. and Mrs. Thresher are in town
for a brief stay before going to Troy,
N. Y, where Mr.. Thresher is to play
in an orchestra and where they will
reside. They have the best wishes OF
their many friends in this city, to
whom the announcement of their mar
riage will come in the nature of sur
Drise
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29
PLEDGE WAS GIVEN TO 800 MEN.
Rev C. H. McKenna Addressed Mem
bers of St. Patriek's Holy Name So
ciety

Stigmatizing the blasphemer as the
worst of sinners, worst of the three
bitter enemies of the church-the
drunkard the IMPURE man, and the
observation-disclosures blasphemy is aim
ed at the very majesty of oGd upon
His throne, Rev Charles H. McKenna,
D. P, known as the Apostle of the
Holy Name delivered a stirring and
deeply impressive message to a large
congregation at st. Patrick's church
Sunday night at the evening vesper
service, as he spoke before the mem
bers of the newly formed Holy Name
society of st. Patricks church.
For all other sins there seemed to be
some appliating circumstances, de-
clared the speaker. but where for this
for the blasphemer is without an ex-
cuse whenever he vomits his offense
agained God 1t is the language of the
damned in he'll, for which the bias
tahemer is preparing himself. Why is
It that you insult your best friend? Dc
you get any benf1t from it?
Father McKenna pressed home upor
his hearers the words of Jesus wher
He said HE that is not for me is
| against me, and he that gathereth no
with me- scattereth." No man can serve
two masters. and as the soul is a spir
| itual being, it must not despise tn.
means that God ha provided, fol
| those who neglect the sacraments q
| the church are more than ever tn,
subjects of the temptations of tht
| devil.
! He emphasized the three great OBJ
| iects of the Holy Name society. t,
) defend the sacred name Of Jesus, t,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29

bring men to reverence it, and to en-
able men to conquer their passions.
The name of Jesus stands for all thar
is noble and great in Christianity. and
it is the expressed wish of the su-
preme head Of the church and OF an
the bishops that the men Of the chareh
be enlisted under the banner OF the
Holy Name. ~.y.,
At the conclusion of his forcelul
sermon, Father Mckenna babe the men
present rise, who were ALREADY Iheni-
hers or desired to become members
and he administered the pledge OF the
society to the 300 who stood before
him. occupying the pews on both SIDES
of the main aisle from front to rear o.
the church. With united voice as ne
read the articles of the pledge they re-
sponded "By the grace OF God l ue
| promise"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29
Badges Becoming Prominent,

The number of boomers badges be-
ing worn about the city is getting to
be noticeably large. The committee in
charge OF raising the money for the
musicians Is doing excellent work and
the returns are coming in well. Badges
are fast being attached to everyone,
women as well as men, as no one can
be missed.
The signs of the boomers on the
store windows is providing an excel
lent idea and to visitors in town it
gives added interest in the city and
the effort it is making. The large num-
Der displayed shows the prominent
par the business houses are taking.
SodaIity Votes 5000.
There was a meeting of St Joseph s
SoGality Sunday afternoon at which
the matter of subscribing to the Their
mos fund was brought up aud it was
voted that the society would give S2o9
to the fund.
Exhibit of Product.
There is on exhibition in the window
CT the Porteous & Mitchell Go. a num-
Der of the Thermos bottles which the
company makes. together with two
| thermometers. and a couple of signs
! reading Don't Knock, Boost" e. c
! Jewett has received a consignment o.
| the goods manufactured by the com
| pany, including all the styles and these
will be placed on exhibition in tn,
! window Of the Reid & Hughes GO. to-
! day.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29
LAST IN SERIES OF
DoN'Ts FOR 1912.
Don't Forget God Was the Topic
Preached on by Rev. P. c. Wright.

Rev. P c. Wright completed series
Of four sermons upon DOn'ts for 1912
by preaching Sunday evening upon the
topic Don't Forget God, holding a good
sized congregation closely attentive to
his thoughtful unfolding of the topic.
His text was from Deuteronomy, where
God gave the commandments to the
children of Israel and subsequently
warned them to remember their OBJ
servance as they came from bondage
in Egypt into possession of the pleas
ant land OF Palestine.
Can we Of New England, who pc
culiarly have built God into our whole
lives, be in any danger Of forgetting
him? Israel was warned because the
nation was going out from place OF
limited resources into one Of more
wealth and power, where the influence
might be to forget God. We in our
day are in much the same situation
and in four points we should not for
get God.
Don't forget God in our plans for
life IF that were the only message
which a preacher could impress upon
his hearers. he might well rest content
with lips sealed in death with the con-
sciousness that he had sounded it truly
and we'll Don't forget God in the
home; he is fundamental in the rela-
| tionship Of man and wife and in the
| child life. Don't forget God in oul
pleasures. Pleasure is essential to tn,
/ normal life and God has apparently
made US to enjoy life, but He shoulC
| be in it all. Don't forget God in tht
movement of your life toward the grea
| hereafter. Life in the body is only
! temporary arrangement and if we real
| ize the fulfllment Of our life. both her,
and hereafter, we shall bring God int
| all our experiences.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29
PERSONAL

J. T. Mitchell of Norwich vas been
visiting in Noank.
Miss Jennie c. Austin has Aurned
home after spending several dan with
her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Willis of LIBERTY
Hill.
Night Starter John w. Kinney iAex.-
rected to be back to work again tdey
after an absence of about two weeks
due to illness.
Octave Caron of GreeneviHe LET
Saturday for Sherbrooke, CanadI
where he is to place his son in schol
for the spring term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dawber. %, have
returned from their wedding trip anC
viii occupy their new home al
Ehamesville as soon as it is completed
IN connection with tonights celebra-
ton at Waterbury, the papers publish
pictures of ]. DIN Howe, formerly OF
Norwich, secretary of the Mckinley
association.
Mrs. John B. Stanton of Asylum
street was a guest at the celebration
OF the silver wedding anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.Ayer of Day
vile. Mrs. Stanton Is the sister OF
Mrs. Aver.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. AIIing left for
Miami, Fla, on the boat train Sun
| Gay night and will arrive in Miami,
Tuesday, having been hurriedly called
there on account of the sudden criti-
cal illness of their daughter, Mrs. Az
cry c. Smith.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29
TO BREAK UP COLD
Some Advice That VIII
Save Time and Money

Strong drink and Quinine may relieve
cold, but it usually does more harm
than good.
To break up a hard cold in either
head or chest thousands are using thia
sensible treatment.
First of all look after your bowels;
if they need attention use any reliable
cathartic. Then pour a scant tea
spoonful Of HYOMEL into o bowl Of
boiling water, cover head and bowl
with a towel and breathe for 5 or 10
minutes the pleasant, soothing, healing
Vapor
Do this just before going to bed;
your head will feel fine and clear and
you'll awake from a refreshing sleep
minus a cold in the morning.
For colds, coughs, catarrh, asthma
and Group HYOMEI is guaranteed. A
! fifty cent bottle is all you need to
| break up a cold and this can be OBJ
tanned at The Lee & Osgood Co. and
druggists everywhere.