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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03
TAFTVILLE
Death of Mrs. Charles LangIois Fol- lowing Illness of Eleven Years

The remains of Selina Langlois, wife of Charles Langlois, were prepared for burial by Undertaken Grant and were sent to Fall River on the $50 train Tuesday morning. Relatives ac- companied the remains to Fall River
 Mrs. Langlois died Monday follow ing an illness of about II years due to heart trouble. She was born in Can ada and was 56 years of age. She had resided with her husband on South B street for some time Besides her husband she leaves several children.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03
PersonalS,

After a two weeks stay at Block Island Miss Lucia Matthews of Bos- well avenue has returned.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

Miss Ella Leduc of Marlboro. Mass, and Miss Helen Dacier of Webster were holiday guests of Miss Ida Bel val.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

LeOnide Denommer of Providence is spending a few days with MT and Mrs. P. H. Ethier of Central avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

Frank La1eur of Wallingford was visitor at his home here over the holidays
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Town School Committee are re- quested to present same on or before September 10th, 1913.
 TOWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Sppt3WFMW
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

Edward Bergeron has returned to Waterbury after passing Labor day with Taftville relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

Dan Thompson of Hartford has re- turned after passing the holiday with relatives here.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

John Lafleur of, Pawtucket is spend ing a week at lis home on South F street
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

Edward FOntaine has returned to Woobsocket after spending a few days at his home on Front street.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

Mir. and Mrs. Albert Shoemaker, Misses Edith and Gladys and Master John Shoemaker have returned to Bridgeport after visiting MT and Mrs, William r, Greene of Prospect street.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

Leo Benoit of Willimantic has re- turned after spending a few days with relatives on North Fourth avenue
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03
Sherman-BiueIow.

The marriage of Miss Ruby Sher- man Bigelow and Robert Garfield sherman took place at the Mansfield Baptist church at 1 o'clock Tuesday. Sept. The ceremony was perform ed by Rev. Robert II. Sherman. fath- CT of the groom. Only members of the families were present
 Directly after the ceremony Mir and Mrs. Sherman left for a short stay at Gardner Lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

Edward Pollard and Edward Sigrist were visitors in New London Labor day, making the trip on their bicycles
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03
Personals.

George Barlow is enjoying months vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03
WEDDING,
LaPierre-Charter.

Dr. Arnaud J. LaPierre of this city and Miss Charlotte May Charter of 151 West Main street, New Britain, were quietly married at 12 o'clock Monday noon at the home of the bride by the Rev. Dr. Frank c. Woodworth. pastor of the South Congregational church.
 The wedding was a quiet affair, and owing to recent death in the brides family was attended by only the i'm mediate relatives of the bride and groom. After the ceremony Dr. and Mrs. LaPiecre left for a short honey moon trip, after which they will reside in Norwich
 Miss Charter is a highly esteemed New Britain young woman. She is an accomplished musician and has been prominently identified in the young peoples work at the South Congrega- tiOnaI church.
 pr. LaPierre is a graduate of a med ical school in Vermont, and has studied a the New York Eye and Ear hospital For several years he has been identi- fled with his brother, pr. L. F. La Pierre in this city. He is the son of AIr. and Mrs Henry LaPierre.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

GherrePengee, in Southwestern As- sam, is the wettest place in the werld The average rainfall there is 6.16 inches.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03
 Euu. Nf88n LRG Tides
CREENEVILLE NEWS

Six hours after high water it is low tide. which IS followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

Mrs. James Rfngiand and daughters, Martha J. and Edith. of Hickory street have returned after a two weeks stay at Fishers Island. N. Y. the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Macumber of Bloomfield. N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03
TWO GIVEN THEIR SENTENCES
On Opening Day of Criminal Superior Court-Joseph Gnty Accused of Theft, Committed to State Reform School Albert Carpenter Given One Year In Jail for Burglary Judge Gardiner Greene Presiding at His First Criminal Term Here

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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-03

The following premium awards were made Tuesday among the exhibitors of cattle, teams and swine:
The evening world., 1913-04-24

iAg - 10 Aaye11A0-oWh0 . 1s0eD q
nses1azy-asA w0uiln't svsa - a3ssoG
TO tackle an sshcart. Tho Co011snog
couldn't employ him owing - bsgaa -
striotions.
adams" said the Commissions. 'Aaa
spent ten years In the northern wosda
Of Maine and knows the best huntinG
and nshing places. He n . hustler. and
would take q Job to conduct . party on
. hike through the woods - . guide
have frequent appeals from college
men throughout the country. ana have
always found them Goed and reliable
fellows. Adams 1as many hunting tro-
phies and Is an snthusiastic wooAmsn
While travelling In the woods he always
carries one or two books. and I have
found his studying at night by the iish,
OF a camp fire"
The evening world., 1913-04-24
lUODON MCCORMACK,
SUICIDE, Once NOTED
As ACTOR MANAGER
Son-in-Law Of Late Joaquin
Miller, Poet Of Sierras, Was
Found Dead in Hotel.

Loudon Mccormack. VINO killed him.
self In the Hotel Empire. BrosAway and
sIsty-third street. where die Sedy was
found late yesterday Afternoon, was
once a we,l-known aotor.manassr and
was a son-in.law Of Joaquin Miller. the
poet II was learned to-day.
The former actor vas nearing seventy
years Of age and was M ana cut Of
work. He took iaudenum and left q
note requesting that ths Aetsrs' Fund
Of America Or =. ?. MackAy. No has Q
school OF acting at No. 10 Wsss FUrty-
eourth strssG ~ DseneA.
He W. . nat1vs u o. IUu1u ~.
WAee . ssAoeibey during Os ovu wNr,
wAs eosetsd ~, Con1s19uts GVUouG1D.
ers % easyv . Usaa oE tAAe 0tv - Z
oenfsdersts esasgAi. HNs 0iwlou ~
aoeomp1lshsd. bat hs WNs eaStussl -
hiehwaymea On the reeusn 3Uusnsy.
The mehwAymen. fleeing YufOusgaI
isft their capsavs behind and the yeueA
was shout to bs iynchsd, but protested
70 strongly that he convinced he volun-
teer snforcers Of the law Of his inno-
eeace - . hiohwayman.
Aftsr the war he became an actor ana
was In Clara Morr1s's COMPANY. II
was when he had company Of his own
that he married his leading woman.
Maud Miller. the poets daughter. Joa.
auin Miller obJsotsd 70 ne marriage
and tried unsucosssfvily 70 psrsuads his
daughter to ieavs NcCorma6lE. She he'd
previously been the wife Of Arthur
Naclkaya, son 0f Steele Aaokays. the
playwright.
The evening world., 1913-04-24
THEATRE NOTES.

UsAos the auspices Of the Matilda
xoe0DDe Magazine for the Blind . sps-
eial matinee Of "within the Law" will
os oox0a q the Eltinge May s, when
Tie satirs house will be open free to
Os es,ad. Where necessary. seats Will
- rooervsd for guides. Owners of
aneanebilss are asked to lend them for
the Afternoon for the use of Che blind
eussta Do that the play vii! be un-
0essteed. u viii BE- explained step BY
step - Il proceeds. The cast will be
headed ~ Jane Cowi - MARY
YnsOor."
Cecil B. Dc Mile will produce at At
3aatia City May . nsw play. "Ths
1soElsos Age" by Lee Wilson Dodd.
TIE A1osum. which has been closed
olnee Monday out Of respect for II. B.
WasaeS. whose wife was killed by his
te.Aight
'Ths Mikado' 10 to bs continued at
the Casino next week.
Frank Mcintyre has renewed hiA
eoatrast with Naw 4 Erlsnger for
three years and will be In "Oh! Oil
peloAins" next season and a6terwart
IN . new musical play that 10 being
written for him.
Nance O'Neill makes her debut In
vaudeville at the Fifth Avenue mex,
week In "Ths Worth Of q Man." Z
plsyist BY Daisabsth We're Campbell
George C. Tyler 10 said to bs nsgoti.
atins with Anna Held for . tour hsra
nsxt season.
The evening world., 1913-04-24
HOW MANS
efficiency has
Been INCREASED
By The 81. B. |. Cascade -

Over 900. 600 people have found that
this new method q Internal Bathing
keeps them always up to Concert
Pitch" tt
That by using il once . week their
Lower Intestine is kept thoroughly
clean: pure and sweet. a. nature intended
il TO be.
That biIiousness. with lis attendant
nervousnes.. "blueness" and depression.
no longer pulls down their efficiency.
but they constantly feel bright. con-
iident and capable; also that the more
serious ills Of constipation appendicitis
for instance) cannot progrcss where the
~. B L. Cascade" il used.
II 10 aptly termed Natures Own
Cure for Constipation, for It's operation
IL just a. safe and natural - washing
your hands.
Until recently the ~. B. L. Cascade"
has been ohtsinsble only by sending
to its Inventor. Charles A. Tyrreli.
M. D., Of New Yoak City.
The demand for il now. however. has
become so unive sal. through the recon-
mendations Of those who are using IL,
that il has been decided to place L in
the hands Of leading druggists tn. ousl.
out the country.
All Riker and Hesemsn Drug Stores
in New York and Brooklyn now have
the ~. B. L. Cascade" and we will be
glad to show and explain Il to you in
detail.
We are also distributing . very in
terestiug Booklet on Internal Bathing.
called aWhy Man Of Today 10 Only
50% Efficient" which can Be obtained
ON request, without cost. Ask u for
Il today and inform yourself about
this safe and sane method Of curing
Constipation without drugs.
The evening world., 1913-04-24
0oN00A No0AllA chAlIA
III 0RANleh allhQuRTHlI

- ss'S'Oss Nv
1esaooe chsiia, singer in opsrN In
ouseoA n Central ana South AmSsaea,
- q TIE Metropolitan Opera House
~oea Maurice orau was kins. gave .
ssseoaa Of spaniah silhouettss at ne
30ed riasa last night. II 10 her inten.
oen nsst season. said Henry r. F1sck.
dirsctoP of music at the Normal Col.
segA who made brief address IN the
0tssosssfon. to sive q series Of such
entsesAanmsnts that will embrace the
es'k ssnss Il France. Italy. Germany.
D~9AaA and America. The rapidity
WITH which Sonora Chaiia got out ok
eoe eooetfvs costume into another, With
oesTDDondingsy quick changes Of
eesaET. and her vivacity and snap
semoe enc 70 suggest that q condensed
psoosomme might prove effective In
vaudeville. senora Chala was assisted
u As dances by senoritas CARMEN and
b1eree Fernandes. who gave the original
uoauosA Tango" which. Mr.. FIeck said,
had eeen taken to Argentine and degsn.
seseed and brought back to New York
ed hnorovsd. Senior r Llads. instead
u Seoor Luis q. Rocha, indispossd
qoayoA he plano Accomplishments and
oenoe ]. A. Armeli the typical GuitaI
Soco0Qanfmsnt to some Of the sonss
There ~as . large audience that was
oeeOo0o In applause.
The evening world., 1913-04-24
COLLEGE MAN WANTS
JOB As STREET CLEANER

J. Austin Adams. industriously work.
ing his way through Princeton College.
asked Big Bill" Edwards for . Job 90.
day to endure during the summer vaca.
tion. Young Adams says that he 10 will.
The evening world., 1913-04-24
Health and BeautyAnswers
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN

Esther: I was siad to hear that you
wrinkis. .Ssms%ins Jelly r.c.p. 10 your
for consists only .of I toaspoonfui OF
waller: !. i.th.5s Freely .nS VIII thor: g:
Sssa'y Sssa feel sfAns rood BY s sha%pooins " *:
hair with canthrox svery. two or three
s:srd. ss s.a x r.sS.: r;%. sn. ssi ana snd 'q ir
S.u d.sS II .sa !s: 'ssaS a.s.r q tEass,id E:s with
ws,,S wi: 10 S.Ps;os: ,%; On ps.,. ,sSa
made by G mG'.,ns .os'sh:li pSvdSsr,sa Z" S.,,a
as-'sss nc, Sas,.a snG and y Two = sArs: %!s: :
SSs, ras s sn;,siy x'a .ss sin rhs "a
YOU get tho delatons In an original
Birdie: ! agree with you. A bright
clear. youthful eye is alway, attractive
and admired: Most sirls nsE,ess to siys
.SssseD ,ss ssss DrsPSs sPSes s.T' ,nnE ..n: s. Ia IN
isI!s%ins ,asIs @ be finso for weak:
druEgist and get one ounce Of cry..os
and dissolve II In q pint Of water. Use
two or three drops In each eye night
insxpensiys eye. tonic viii DO You lots
OF good and relieve you of that dull,
tired feelnG ABOVE inc eyes.
Beulah: You are not the enly girl
with a ssiiow complexion and OILY skin
pIeases her. but You need not despair
There are other aids 10 beauty more
satisfactory than face powder, and the
popular eyerywhers. Here is . recipe
Tor wash that whom on seems part Of
the skin: that YOU uars Sa5 make nal! a. :. hons:
manufactured brand. Dissolve = ounces
Of spurmsx in hall pint Of witch
spoonfuis OF riycsrins, This viii make
complexion ;bsaYtifier that whitsns
pimpes tan and freckies.
Flo; Ye.. dear. smiling makes crow's
feet a. sasily as worry. but donr stop
smiling on that account. Scowiing. age
and eve. troubles also make desp
wrinkles. You can quickly remove
wrinkles and keep the face velvety and
The evening world., 1913-04-24

Ta8 job fer Tammany Leader.
Frederick c. Humphreys Of No. ss3
East One Hundred and Thirty-ssvsnth
street was appointed transfer tax ap-
prAl0er yesterday by State Comptroller
6ohnssr In place Of Nathan Fernbachsr,
who Aied recently. The salary 10 $4,000
. year. M Humphreys 10 Tammany
leader Of the Thirty.sscond District.
The evening world., 1913-04-24
BOYS SUITS Friday
AND Special
FURNISHN0S) OMeyings

Boys suits-Nussian and 0ailor-
button TO neck or sailor COLLAR models
navy serges. tan and gray Cheviots
and Worsteds-twiils. hsrrtu0bonss.
fancy checks and mixturss-s to . a.
Boyv BIousss-elsdras end PsrosiSs-
plain white and fancy stripes and
nguree-Also blue ChaW6rAy-
sttaohcdlt 70 u ya0-vsius y 20
DoyH Deeooeo-llnggA4a styee o. M
collar attach sd-plalh White aoa
feacy psroslss-flso blue chameFsZ.
n,
The evening world., 1913-04-24

smooth at vary little cost BY making as
hSme ... and S:nE ,rIscSlsry 'nis
IN half pint OF cold water or. witch
.sSas nS az ':.:sS'ss:; :;:ss Of: az y a. a.
shrossh ai.Ss: then w.ss on ana s:s
srsatmsnt viii rsmov. ana prevent the
most obstinate wrinkles or finest
crcws feet; Will: sof'snins the skin to
VIII h: !. Ms:: .ss esr :..
ss:ss . sS:r airsss1sn aihssifs By s'ii: &:
%.s * sSSse .sS SSnss ssGss Z; sr.s1S.s Diss
qh,s% % sor.e % 1s%oy.: ed nd,S Sns' .,op. r:iI: s:ii
ns.l.hy senaitios.. p,omosins IN:
growth Of h.ir and making Il glossy
Katherine: Do not b alarmed be.
!. gain Ssisht IN winter. fo mSs. Sis q :
1sus d;aas. i::s SSns:: s%
S;:s:r. "a cTss;; a.; ! ,:ss!:.eson;ai' ' .h1:: re-:
feeling. which most Of us have At the
piSea % Witch Possess ssny i..a e .osn.:: "a =:
prs HSG' As sUa q: M, :'r: ss,s ;s
q: M family; y;. % "a. s1p:n.: - msiiss
oune: k.rdens. then mig these with
MAKE ausfs. a tsSi..pconfsir ia ssssS n
OF all Impurities. bsnish .pimpiss and
0.n: ana :n:::y rsss. sns.. .:%.dSP !::s dsP':'.: !:
worn. out" system as this old fash.
| toned body .reKulatos. II 10 one Of the
best health .restorers known to medical
science.
Corinne: A brtsk walk In the fronn
| air Will do . common headache lots OF
| good. -
The evening world., 1913-04-24
MISSES WEARl Fvtdav
AND Social

Aisses' Serge Dressss--lats spripg
ruoddo-6rOwu, navy and old bluoo-
finely tailored-attrNDtivs trimmings
Of silk or braid-
Were sase.....6.0eIwsrs tios.. ...o.00
Misses' All Wool Serge Dresses
navy. brown and CopsnhaSsa-
well tatiored-~nrsty Of pretty
oty1ao-0nartly tHmd-N 10 u IN,
but not N each styis-wsrs NM. 10
Childrsn's Chambray and 0in0ham
Dregseo-Rus0ian aad Vreneh-hiGh Or
low nscks-to yaru-reG 49,. -
chiidrsn's White prsssss-
yoke, Russian and yrneh-3
and iacs trim-to yv.-ssG. -. 80
Babies Nainsook slips-
yoke and bishop-rsg. .1.......... 10
Little Tots White ssrgs Coats-
Emb'd PtQus collar and cuffs-
sizes to yeArs-rog. 10
Babis1 Piqus Carnage Robes
emo'A ruffis and insert-rs6. ei.0 .00
BabisG PILLOW stps-clustsr tssaEe-
sm6'y ruff1s ana tnssrt-rGg. ~ 90
Bas.ss' Medium Weight shirts-
to yrS.-0e0onds OF IS CT Qvastty 10
Babies Lawn Caps-tumback-
ern0y And lace trim, also all0vop
emo'y-0iSss 70 yrs-reG. NJ. "a
The evening world., 1913-04-24

..:.:.:::.:: !. :: III /
e.. s.......u
FRIDAY. J
The .ONEsapd
~ The .ONB I
A HostIof At,
WILL Ma
WoMnrS SU:,.l irySdAys
OkkSSkSsCVAS0'f ~S~
kiM0N0S. ETC. C.jV'e''''s'
RED Tes& Eo's n,>~S %s ~ vksSS
sSsssc. SS SsSScsd dSrG - 1VsgWc|
plossGA c.tssASs - N:vsWE ~ ~
cCcas.,.. :. tTsmnslE
.aaa|
~ N ssS~..--.,now n 2O,90
Wsrs a0.....s...s.sss.'-eoW 1XSS|
Wsre o1ko......~.s>>>sss.So 1WsOO|
Wsm0.s Tellsrfe o4Fo-Seacx -
~ e9lee.elfo ~ a3 AL
svsrtsf isnFth-at weoi essvss-
navy ana eaecn-e!co ~ SSs
dep shawl c0seS Wn ssun 0Aal
iniAy-worh sioss> >'.''''''''''''''"'0o
Women's H@ses Dre.se.Psrcoies-
ssipee md ehscfs-Dutch rex. "a
-
Psrcals eeA Oesrsues1vEes.Sy os
ena uAsssSo stS'sus"' 'e'' '0o
w0MKrS ANDl NFrs
CHILDkkNS CJesn'Up
O"Ds"""J
r,..x c.,nsns a s,yvse,er uusllty.
., Xss..s~. 81.
description. ...An ssSSsHB
markabls for variety lss wsIl - lew
prices. E. .Wensn's ssssa sasss snd
Cni'drsns o"o '"s'
Ns.s,..or Nushe Dresse>.-rouoA nsch-
VI" 'A'' wiz" '"'
Ns~ht Dre.s~--oambr,c, muslin or
nSinsooS-snany styie.--reG. 81. .00
SrsoeoSxiso ochsr n,aSerSais-nsw
ruvi,6 neck styles and favorsA FrGAeh
ef ~ ssd smb'd'y triG-
about twenty styles-feg. 0.O... 10
7s1ncS-Sii ovSr SnsHdFy yoks0-
siSsvss Of Va and shaA6w Aceo-w4s
| Naansook CombinA tions-yokSp Of
torchon lace and sru0y meda1hone-
Nalnoook Princes 0tpo-yokee OF
skirt trtmd TO Snatch-reg. no.. 10
Nelnoook Princes o!iyo-yenoy lA4e
blue snd ysiS0W-rsG. si.S. ......... 90
sEirt hss uin: row. cf !sacZ issss
OF "''" ''''' ''.'''''A'So
Snky or hos-rsg. .o.............. .91
Pine NAlasook Coryse Cevere-wtde
emily inserts outlined With fan0V
'scs-o" 'u"-'ss' '~'"'"'''' 80
Cames1c reteooee?-suf0e Of sm'A'y.
cluseer tuchs or !eoe Insertions
ana ed6es-reg. .O................. 30
The evening world., 1913-04-24

svs,Nsss PROPERTY TO LET.
The evening world., 1913-04-24

- go SSR = SSsWSsX
|SA( (Asnss-snA ssesss........ -
10 q NshO-OuA dAaA0......... ~
ID - yssoA 0ssD xADao-eo1nsb -
80 NAmAo xAn~-onsA.-.,... ~
10 - ynnAs IAs0s-o>.A... ~
= - losOaS XnA 00anU...... ~
= O. 2esrs9aDsA HuSahs.."...... .12H
~ sG yselkAsA Cssas1 0sashans ~
y - NSvsa0 Dsss ol.oAsns..... o.
~ q ASssa osnGhans. 81
u a. cyinhisa eservucksgU-
clear color 0esepeo. .....sssssssss. sAO
y q. UusSsrm SssssSckssS. ........ ~
| r q. AnAsrson's gostA lGnANo-
wfite gTOund-0laok or color
stripes .......'...'..'.''''''''" -
y ct. Mssesrissd Gsarsins H.1Eas. .1S
= Of. Fr0oh vo1so-61nck - whsts
stripes .''..'''''''''''"''.'''"' 80
= et. eiIk otseps vsGsss-wtate gsoua1
--eeiora1 0eSapso. o.....s....s.s...s.s. s15
The evening world., 1913-04-24

SvSSsts S,sr~H-AiScS A. ooSor
su4pse ........................ -
y ct. Msrcss4ssd GAarsans lsaAgas. ~
= q; r0oh voHss-sncs - w"'seo eoo
y ct. .0llk otfeee vS0o-wnste gsoued II
-ooiora1 Oeripoo. o........sss.s..ssss. s15
SILKS. hjdaYs
n,rOo r,nnno( Cn~~{p1
WHYrR 000DSI OffeStneo
0usosen1cH. ~ SsSursCyveiuS .w .66
nv. ,.,.--.I..Lu.s, .,a ~. .ee
,..,,-,.1 ....,.-....,.-.or
cSsss:: "a ~ .a'ss:E;s;.s S.;:-s;si: . .a. %
cSesTsss13 NM "a S:Ss ecSsscesise 49,
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HeaeoNnes-SD.neh-S 9aA -
S{TSS( cSSon-o1oo 6iGsSNIk -. .SO|
',:sss ss:s :;s:s siss:s ssssasss's:s:ise - .
x,.,,es v,s.r.a. su,.,nss-u.ys
shsuSsTd H chscts-v~ius Il. 80. 80
n ana q SucA HrsWSA sSssso-6nS
cram. nav IA SiSsi-
worth o1.ie.....S S................... -
1,.,nch p,ssooa,e-eA ~sss-sawv
saSo navy and biaoE-Spsdisl..... 90
is.yS. pcs.. s..................... 90
White Dress voilss-1Aan. ehecka
paSams eheeAs. lsee - sssMA
work surge. dstts1 enl NexsssH
fCpiins. fique, HsAlSS. 11SeA
Siunss; siS Smeh csmsess.
iSnSsris iStists ssi hdss Nnss-
wosScsfai vasisty-wsSsn H.. ASA
s%ss ,,.;:syrs:;s WIT; ';3Iys..:-.A..: 3y::... ,.|
So g -''"'',.
,,.-~,. coo,., r.Ss-,,.
--D,a~ Cm>~&0l
xANDE'1's. ETC. 0fNestnss
$1,000, -. ,,,...., ,rns.
Gfrs sSssn1s-aoae WIN Ao!ss,~|
vssS
Wems1e Hnso H0-eos s'~e
oornese-r~U - oss'''"'"'"''''''" sA$
.s, m.s,.H. ,,,s.ss..
= and = " nsn-ss.Si 80 S
m1se'cn ana uas"ses aesssc 81
feG ~'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ~
The evening world., 1913-04-24
Nordica Sings
Years EarelUeu

1AeAN NoRDfcA save . "a

AN NORDICA save . rare
Wi recital ~ Carnegie Hall yes
e9oAy, afternoon. Che 10 eeins
to AO9aiiA On . concert tour and will
esveto . year TO encircl!ny the globe
0sceso oAe returns to America. There
was . large audience that appiaudsd
her 0ooorously. and she received many
0seel Olees. Her programme was made
up - German. French. Italian and Eng.
Hsh oon0D. In all Of which her dict!on
wss o1Dirable II she were not 80
prcdioAl In the use Of her voice as once
she wAA and " something Of its lus.
eieueosO we're missing, her art vas In.
AlaOutahis.
Fer ochunann's "waidessssprach" che
euesoeute1. by request. The Eri
King" She had to repeat "vidars
"Aristts." Blelchmans "Komm lass uns
eeislsa" and Bsmbers's Ia Ballads du
Desenpsre." In the latter she had the
essiseancs Of NJ. Rosseau in the recita-
ton. Franklin Holding. vioiinist. and
WIuam Durieux, 'cellist. beside Ro-
0eyoe Simmons, who was her accom-
oaabe q the plano throughout. At the
eaAs u response to demands for more.
- 0avo her old battle horss. the Val.
1yvee ~ from Die waikuers," wtAGA
- ~ - repeat. and The 1Wooonu(
OS0W0 nat 0soWs"
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~ - CASH ~
ECHOLJ
THE MAN WITH A CONSCIENCE
ORDINANCE NO. 1855.

AN ORDINANCE VACATING GER
TAIN PORTIONS OF THE SOUTH
HALF OF SIXTH AVENUE,
SOUTHWEST OF THE CITY OF
ARDMORE, BETWEEN THE
WEST SIDE OF B STREET,
SOUTHWEST AND THE WEST
SIDE OF H STREET, SOUTH
WEST, AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
Be 1t Ordained by the Beard Of
Commissioners of the City of
Ardmore, Carter County, Okaho-
ma:
Section l. That the south half cf
Sixth avenue, southwest, OF the City
of Ardmore, Carter County, State OF
Oklahoma, as shown on the duly re
corded plat of the townsite of
said City of Ardmore, on file in the
office CT the Register of Deeds of
said county, extending from the west
line of b street, southwest, to the
West line of II street, southwest be
and the same is hereby anrulled and
vacated. except that portion thereof
at the crossing of G. street, south
west extending across the same, the
entire width of said G. street.
Section 2. Whereas it is the duty
of the Board of Commissioners to
protect The interest of the city. pres
ent and prospective in any railroad
leading from or towards the same,
and,
WHEREAS, in order to protect
the interests of the city in securing
to the inhabitants thereof the bene-
fits incidental to the construction Of
the line of railroad of the Oklahoma,
New Mexico & Pacific Railway Com.
pany, and to enable the said rail-
way company to establish and main
tain depots, dclot and station |
grounds, switches and side tracks !
and other facilities necessary for the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-11-19

The home missionaries or Ameri
can Crusaders under the leadership
Of Adjutant Cowick and wife are do.
ing a great deal Of charity work
among the poor of the city. They have
solicited ard given away nearly 400
garments during the past three weeks
and are now preparing for a b'g
Thanksgiving dinner for the poor
Anything You have can be used by
the Crusaders, and they especially de-
sire donation of a basket for Thanks
giving