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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
@ergeltung.
9iomau pon 6. 9iuoorff.
(6ortiebun9.)

@srmohte lie brh ihren TuB niht
um cine 9inie aus ieiner 2aae sll
riiten. obns folternben Shmcra; per.
mohte iie ooh Das linte 9lnae aar
niht, bas rsdte nur nit Initrenaunq
II Dffnen!
9a hOrte man pfsrosastrappel unS
tIn gBaasn fuhr an Dem YIarrhduI:
Dor. Glma's Ssrs idlIuo. dls oh es
ihre 9ruit iprenoen iolIte. glis bate
i!e bis babin biss 9ef;ihl Der 3uTam.
mcnoehOriateit nit ihrem Batter oes
habt; ME mar es ihr 10 tlar aetpeien,
hab mir unbeoinat auf unIere GItsrr
ols auf uniere Selfer adhlsn. Dab mir
meinen, ss miibte fiir BEN gefen ME
ben 9siuntcuen in ihnen Elm 6erl
ifluoen, Dor pem er 2llles erthiillen.
fir alles nm 9eroebuna fIskn piirfts
.Glma. msin ainp. msine aeIisb!s
Sohter.."
Gina tpollte cine uerinae Setpeaun1
MAIDEN. I'm iih ihrem Batter susu,
psnoen, bod Elm futhtbarer Shmsr9
in osm perleBtsu FuB apana lie. in
ihrer Qaos su perharren.
$50 miiiien mir HIS tpiebsriehen
Batter"
.Ou eriunsrIt mid sur rshtr.I
3cit." iaote Der Treiherr. ndtbem sr
Ianft Glma's &opf in feline beiber
6duoe Qefabt unp sinen Sub auf ihc:
Stirn ueoriitt bate. .tpispiel 0ont i'd
ben aitiaen 6ersrn ihulbs. Die 10 lie
bepou iih Deinsr onasnommsn pubsn.
Wlit ticfsmpfunoersu Wortsn iprat
nun Der Sreiherr ieireu 3ant aeasr
zen gfarrsr. Der ihn in bas Simmer
qeIeitet, uno beiien piiroias 9uttir
aus. geios ertlGrtsn iit bercit. biz
Nrrnte -- falIs cine lleberfiihruua Der
felbcn an einen unbercn Srt nit aro
ZEN Sfmerasn ooer elmer 9efahr per
bunoen iein iolIie -- in ihrer Cbhu
au beha!ten uno OsrIiebeH oaHn. um
ods IisoerIebsn unb cine 4usipradi
bon Batter uno Iphter uidt gu iioreH
uHter elnem 8prpdnoe pas Simmer. .--
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
GrnuSeiaemthnms .Sppptbtien.
Gineinnati, 8. 5sbr.

v ~ ' = - - - -
Rtue 6ppotbctstt.
Sobn 5lannsrB an Sulia 0'Sard.
$7OO.
]. Irantlin Smith an z. Worc Y.
unb y. SO. $500.
DesIen W. Bud an Souifern DRIP
&. uno 3. so. $3.50.
Gilbert +. 5rsp an psoplss .. nno
9. 60. $1,000.
s5ranf u. anabs an Soutbsru GhIo
5apinas gant so. $4,000.
5rsberid u. Iistrih an Weitipooo
6pmeIteoo So. $1,000.
Cora e. Gbsnihsin an Central
Jairmount 3. uno 8. 60. $500.
ehdrIes pigsr an 8esiman SiI.
y. unn e. Sc. $1,000.
Dsoras 6. 4nDers on Grnlt St1iloIl
6. unb y. so. $1,000.
glmbrris Roinisr an Ult. Carmel y.
rno 9. SO. $3.50.
pbsbe a. Sarris an WnoEina =.
lno e. SO. 500.
9lnua Souoers an aobert =.
Stmiii. $500.
Carrie Gbl.n an Ban Wert .. une
z. 60. $1,000.
5homns W 3urnsr on glcrth ein'
Cinndti Z. INN y. SO. $1,000.
S1nna sodrman an Sous W. 5ar.
man II. ano. $1,000.
6. 9lntoinstts Sin an I,rcpIoeni
Snpiiios 3. ltno I. 60. $500.
Clara Smith al oieielbt. $4,000
WsihasI IcibsI an Rcrib Gtne. y
unb y. so. $1,000.
3bt Stanodre qubIiibins 6. ar
Union S1oings y. uno 7. so
$4,000. 4
Betilate 6ppctbcttn.
Sobn 8. 9uIbsImann On Uloo. &
gDeiI. 5000.
). 1ran.Iin Smitb an 2i3sis 10
oorip. $2250.
gubtrt +. 5rsn an Psopl,s .. nm
2. go. $500.
lreoerid 9dngforoer an eineoIn y
u. go. /. S175o.
Stnrp Sies an Columbia Z. uni
9. so. $3.50.
Sane g. Wlorrofp an .. Sufiman
| $500.
Disitlbe an 2. .. Cooper. $500
enith n. 5einb an SOuibtrn Ghil
Sdpines Ban. 60. $500.
1hs z. 81. Building So. an abrd
bam Stulir. $500.
Sohn 5Ionnsrp an SuIid G'6ara
/ S1400.
Marp ). 2uens on Union Snpinsi
3. nno !. 60. $1,000.
Wargorst Sarrington an u. u
Meit. $500.
Marp q. edsrt an Columbia 3
uno z. 60. 1926.
Robert 6. sobnIion an BENZ. )
| Mcgennan. $1,000.
Sarab Grob all Mpers o. Cooper
$500.
Clara Smith on pro0ibsnt SaDinel
9. ano 2. 90. $1,000.
Gbos. 8. sbompiOn an WiIbtr 2s
| Fiber. S700.
Games y. Tetm.r an 4riblr 6
Yilatie. $50.
6arrn u. 8DhmanH on Champion
3. U. Qo. 2. $500.
GIeonore 8. Reinbarot an Delta 8
u. 60. $3.50.
GoDin 6ar,neb on bitielbe. $4,000
UioriB alsin an Mouriee 6. 0dl
| pin S325O
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

nauptisnbt nnb fpor Elm hdufiser Ulls
in Ger itolienifhen Gsfdnotihdft, ois
tpdbrsnD Der Sabre 1901 bis 1880 IN
eiilem tnonumentaIsn Oebduos bun
Citbahnbci einaerid1ist mar. 8tr %.
maIiae italieniide Gjeianots 9rot
cjiorsio Golpi bi gereoIO uno lttns
G3dtfin, oetorene 8oroneiie Anna eds
oalhini oi Sanisperinp. hatisn p;sr
ainoer. ron psnen @uiiepplnn wids
ria, BON i1ren @naeborisen nno ihren
llmoanasfrsis Wletd aen1nnt. ON -.
Wadrs 1890 in Turin oas aidlt ssr
gDelf tr5lidt Bat. Die ara5iDie. anntn
thioe, iisbenspiirbi9s. tuniiinissefirie
iunae Tame. bic ron ibrsr Diutisr
aud, hdusIidl srsoasn ipcrotn III,
lsrnis ben prinssn alf Der adlrH
..nnisbabn tsnnen. SdmmiIife Rim
Der beg e3eiouDtsn ipraten Daniiea.
uno Der dtisIts. itsi in ciHem italisnl
;h,n aopaleristeqimsnt als Gffi3lis
I.ehenoe Sohn. mahte ieln Ablinrisii'
isnsrdmsn an tinem hisiissH 9pnilas
fun.
1910 perliei bic ar0iIidlc SaiEllie
Qppenhaden. lieileidst lucii Gas we
rilfi pom osn 5drten siulldlcn nfnl
glrinsn uno Der (Srafin sHtlldr
0cnen 9leiie.nnaen bIs ~ bic aiiin.
| Iienbora georuuaen mar Ter 4rnf
dnb Icitber iciue oiplomdtlif1e Snii'
| balm aui uuo natm icinen 1iB nlt'
| ieinPnt 1dlloi; Iontlerrnio bci Siis
rim, 0as fcitbarc anfialliiaien' nio
e5cuaIStiammllinlen eilthaiten inll
gaohl marcn nic Siebenocn NM &c.
trennt. bis ocr griui Den Iiln smr
9,eaieitllna ieincs 9'rIoers Grit AMI
ieiuer giciie nadl Gnglan0 aematrtcn
llrlnnb Sd3u tcniBtc, iidl init Der I've.
liebten i'm Cnqiten ,SnniIienireiie
| traiieu III lai'eu. "a Ole aoniciie
fiir ole grbin Der gfurdleia sSpn.a
Celia 8alle oi Romano. Der idriuerrfI'
den, peupiitpeicn, tiHOerluieH Sdlsuc
fer ihrer W;utfer ailt, nat Der Better
ocs staiitrs Don slui5lnno. Der NonI1c
bon enaInn0, tyrledenlan0 itn0 Nor.
luelen. 0es 8erSons nen Vraiu.
idlpcia. feiner uurernoaeRoen Tairc
Del San0 gum 2ebcnablmo peFeidit.
Goa pom Shmieaernater rad aopsu.
haarn peiounic SeIegrnHIH nit Der
NittheiIima ron Der criolaieu Srnu.
una riei nntilrlidl Ole grobie 0citiir.
slna in Der amalicnbora herpor. tro
beihloiien pnroe. oas iunge euar
ani Reiien 3n id1ideu, bis oes 9rin;eH
sufiinitiae SteIlima i'm bdniidlei So
niasballe aeregeIt ieiu niiroe. Ter
9rinS beabiidliiat. ieinen Cnfel. ocn
Erin5en ,seau, Ser5oa bon e6niie. IN
Marcffo su beinhen, Der BORT ais &c.
iiBer arober Sduoereicu oas 4sir.
funasfelo geiimoen hat. oas er in
fSrnntreidl neraebens iitte.
Tie offentIldle yielnlmg iieht nit
| Snnlpnibie Sieier romaniaidlen Sci.
ratb zines MtiGIieoes oes aoniashalI.
| ies gegeniiber. in Dem lid, id,on fri.
her ibnlite .SaIle iiiaetrnoen hnten.
| gielIeidjt nirb iid Der grins in Der
sSoIle nit Dem 2ifel eines Hrinsen
bon @Iiitsbura III beaniiGen hnben,
qIeid, Dem 0rirSen Sstar gernaootie
IinioIge ieiner Seirath nit sSrdmlein
Wimnf. ,seSeniails abcr pir0 Sos
| iiInae gaar BEL ieiuer Rldfehr non
Der SohSeitsrciie pom Sole frennSIid,
empfansen ntroen ino cine Der iGbo.
nen 0ilIen 6es 9rin3en Mnloenlnr
bon Tdnemnrt in Der 9,abe nes
SdIoiies @erniiorff als Bobniig M.
| geluieien erbnlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
XVI.

7yrau BON Sopens Srtet an I1rsli
Sobn enthielt bas, mas Irpeb am ne
riaiten erlpdrtet bate. Inne W(arie
lpar bel ieiner Mutter. uno oteIe Islbit
foroerte ihn Quf gu tommen nno I'M
ter ihrsm Dad nod einige 3eit init
ihr suiummen gu fein. ebe er enoau!s
ti9e gntihliife faBte!
rllnsrb0rt!" risf 2rDeo ongeittts
oieies grisfes, ,aan3 unerhorti Q8te
in uQer gBelt lit bas auQeganqeng"
Der RauIt, Der ii1 Ietner in Sprs
FUN bemGhtiqt bate, luar perTIoqeii,
unb penn Qnne MtarIes Bib i6lH
auh nod uIs i6on uno Iisbenspertf
pori6tpsbte. 10 Dirbe er cine 2oirn3
Der 8ssiehungsn gu ibr bod per
niinfti9" oefunoen babsn, lpenn Ia!s
tiB niht ou3pii6en geitanoeu bate.
Gr bate noh iener llnterrsouna nit
GoltiB iich islbit glsihiam nit Dali
tiB's Iuoen betrahtet, bate inter
benz 3pdnse bon DaltiB's Nufilie
iunostpsiis 4nne Warie binDsnoe
9erfprshunsen asmadt, uno piiroe
niht BLOB por ZEN Quasn bieIes Wln=
nss. ionbsrn ouh por ieinen eigenen
lportbriifia unb fei9s erihisnsu isin.
psnu sr isin Wurt niht sinsel0it
bate.
Gr bate iih III 0ieIsm Wintsr nod
rscht flott amiiiirt, tros bes tbeils
psbmiitbiaen, tbeils romantiit pritz
telnben 6interaeonntens: rsigenilit
bin i6 qar niht mebr frei". uno nun
mar 10 etipas bonn 5obssmutb ser
mdrtprsr Iber ibn ostommeu, uno CT
bate am lisbIten feline unDermeiblihe
6siratb aud iofort OolI3ogeu ssfeben.
gr tpubte, baB oas ppr Qblduf ber
esissm1bigen Grit ni6t moslih mar,
dber mas on ibm lag. nm Die Sahs
ins flare 3u bringen, iullte nun me-
niaitens eeihshsn, uno in bleier
Stimmunq bate er on feline Wtutter
esihrisben, iiber5sugt. oab ss sinen
barten aampf nit bieisr geben. unb
Oab .r osnfslbsn bsIosnhoft beitshsa
niirbe.
Statt beiIsn fam bic Qufforberung.
nit 4nne Warie in ShloB peterss
berg auiommenautreffen!
2uerit elou6te er 0ieism isltIamen
4niinnen niht na6tommen au f0as
nsn, bann tpurpe sr ihpoutenD, urb
einss gaees iaB sr nit bretp0feut.
lihem urlaub in Der Saihe in benz
gahnSuge, Der i'm Der Seimdtb entges
gentraaen Icute.
2(nne Waris mar inspii6.n nah
benz S6loB iiberseiisbelt, unb 5rul
6orbostn tonnte nun ipisoer ibren Be-
tannten faqen:
Sin Gludstinb lit msine Qnn.s
Maris bod, tros benz llnaliit nit benz
DdltiB, bsnn bic Srdu BON Dozen
b1lt lie ipie cine 5ohtsr!"
Gle f6iittelte ben aopf bariiber,
baBiis nod INNER ihpeigsn ioat..
aber ba 4nne Waris es tpiinlffe.
Ihrpisc lie, unb es tpurbe ihr au1 niht
Ihper inmitten i6rsr bubIden, nageIs
neuen 6duslihteit. in Der lie 10 piel
su tbun batte", tpie Tie 6ebduptets.
(Tortfetuno folat)
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Dreisebntes aapiteL.


Batter" iaate Gina, nuhoem Der
frsiberr iidh an tbr 8cit aeisbt uno
tbrc 6dno erfafi bate. nipeih Wdml
es idOn. bar i'd 10 eIsno bier pdrHiss
ocrliele?"
nRsiu. msiu Aino. ih tonntc uno
mohte bic liebs Wlutter nidlt nit ciusy
10 trdusrpolIen Rahritt srfhrsdsu,
Sie pcilt lett pora.itern fpieocrum b.l
Der itlper srtranttsn 8robmnmd, Ol
iisf ih uur msins 4brsiis - in e}e
iddftsanQelsasnhsiten - nah GrcBea
balm ihr mslosr. Qsiosr miiifen pir
HES auf ben 3oo Der Iie6sn, !rsuen
8roBmamd lefabt mahen."
Der 1oo. 9atsr. eriheint mir isbt
burtaus nitt mshr 10 ihrsdlih ais
friiher; ah. psr rpsib. mas mir nod,
2llIes beporIteht! I'D bite did. Iab
itnsu 4er8tc als Der RcfiosHa tom
men. Die asihidtsitsu uno btriihm,s,
item. ipeltls IS bort aIebt!"
.2icbe Sohier. it Da-f Isinem
8attsn oarin nidt porQreifen; aber
id nil 'oqIsitl Bernhard nurh Elm
Je!euramm hierhsr rufsn -"
glmd mar pisl 3u erreut, um in
mnRpoller Deiis ihrtn Batter porbersi.
ten su tonnsn; Il. fiel bem Treiherrn
nit 6eftiatcit in bas Wort unb rief:
An Bernhard oenfs niht, er Bat mid
BON iih oeitoRen!"
in oem Sreiherrn fudllte bas Blu.
oes aetrdnttsn 0atsrs. oss belelniaten
Goslmannss ouf.
.gu fisberit. Gina: tein mann
aiirfte unaeitruft au thun tpaaen, mas
Define Worte ausipreden.4
Batter. ida bab's psrbisnt."
Fait unpilItarIid pdren biefs
Borte Glma's 2ippen sntftr6mt; il.
erihrat. nun Dos. mas ibre Seele er.
fiillte. hinuusaeiflsuoert. ibr unredot
nift mehr su nerbero,n mar.
llnb bod lieat eine pirtlihe, Don
ben meiitsn Menfhsn unaeahnte Seli1.
teit oarin All beitten. bas 6e.
muth bon sinem Shulobepubtisin su
entIaften. Gs folots benz idben Shred
ein frisboolles Gefiihl. tpie Gina es
taum iemals empfunoen.
Der freiberr mar aufqeIprunaen
ndd3 ibren Worten unb aiHa nit itas.
ten Sdritten i'm .3immer unkr.
Seine gruft arbsiteis unter einsm
Shmsrs. Der es ihm unmoalid mad1ie,
Elm ruhiaes gpori au dubern. Gber er
muRts iih faffen: bort Ide i.in Elm.
aiass. isin frnntes. iein unalit
lihes ainD! Rad1 einem Ssufser.
10 tief unb idner, aIs babe er eins
Gait BON ieiner Seels au pdlsen. nabm
er feinen plas an Dem Bette pisbsr
Gin.
Gina" bsaann er bann lsiIs mil
Dor NuireQuna bebenber Etimme
.auf benz 8etennen Der Wdhrbeit run:
uaes Dell: ale uniere 0eIese fnS
auf Dubrbaftiateit bafirt. Denn mas
aud Wenfhen miteinanber au perban.
nsln babeu. auleBt bdnat Der Hihter.
fpruh - friiber nannte man ibn be.
seihnenb Wubrfpruh bon Der Teier.
li6en 8eaeuauna Der Wabrheii. BEN
@iDe db! 9elotit 9u mir in iebem
3sinsr Worts 10 rein unD lnuter sil
iein. als OBJ Gu Dor benz lbron. bes
h0hIten Rihiers itdnbeit?"
Gina tpo[lte ettpas entaeanen, burh
cine 5anobeDeauna HEB Der Batter lie
itpeiaen.
agott bort lid, unD mid: ih Der.
iDre6e Dir. Elm aiitiaer. nahiihispois
ler 0ater Az fein. rpenn Du burh IN.
,bsbinass @abtbaftiRisit msin Der.
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2estes @itteI.

Gorfihulse (5un apotbefer).
naonnt' it MIDI q g'ittel geaen
Shlaf friegen2" sic meinen
lpobl Observation-Disclosures" .]tep,
irnier Hahtludhter ioa's slbeno5
einnebmen; oas gebt niGt LANCER
fo!" -
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.unb auberbtm

Sic: s1ents nur: Jrau aribbtlid
bat ibren Oatien cine 1cFe an Sen
aopf astporfsn. neil er Ii6 aus Der.
ltrtn duf ihren Htusn out aefeel
boits. Oos ipiirbe ID ME ttun.
es: .Rsin. ID peib; basu 9ah Nn
.brttlia = uHb uubsyasm: i& 6a6e
aud ikinen nsiitn Gull
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Der ggoift empfinbtt e ais bic
herbite Giisung bss EHidfals, bat ts
- np4 G5bers Gssiilsu sistt
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-23
DAVIS THEATRE.
The Great Corona Sensational Hypno- fist and Our Mutual Girl Features for Today.

One of the best vaudeville shows of the season is billed for the Davis to- day with five real vaudeville acts. T he headliner is the Great Corona in a, wonderful exhibition but none of them compare with Corona Wait till you see him, the different antics that he puts his subjects through will give you all the laughing you want. The Carroll Gillette trio come next act doing many surprising feats in the acrobatic line; Elliott and Elliott have the best singing. talking and dancing act seen here for some time Their dancing is mostly of the tango and q sensational whirlwind rag dance rhe costumes for which are the very latest tango gowns from Paris with colored wigs to match. This will be Ihe first time that those latest tango creations have been seen in Norwich. Ferris and Jordan do an Italian sing ing and talking act that is in 8 class by itself. and MaScoff does a singing and Russian dancing speciality the like of which has never been seen here. The feature photopIay for Monday will he Our Mutual Girl, number eight. In this release we see New York in the grip of a blizzard with the traffic sus- pended; also we see Margaret dress ing dolls for New ' ork's crippled chil- dren. These are only two of the many interesting features of Our Mutual Girl this week The other pictures in clGde The P1Irsuef Pursued. an Amer ican western drama; 4 Working Girls Romance, a beautiful Reliance drama. ny Keystone comedy. Matinee at 2.30. All seats f0c
 Fine Feathers will be the attraction St this theatre April 10th.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-23
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Kriss-The Browns are divorced. kross-WhO has the custody of the car r?-Town Topics.
 First Irate GentIeman-When its & man, e remembers it. Second Irate Gentleman-Well when I its one, @ don't-Punch.
 Have you any experience with chil- dren?" NO. ma'am. always worked in the best families. s.''-PhiIadelphia Ledger.
 She-What a wonderful thing is na- ture; How grand! How comprehen- SIVe- He-YaaS; even the smallest plant or the smallest insect has got a Latin name--Texas Siftings.
 Mummy, can I have that pear that was on the dining room sideboard this morning? Cos" Because wbat7" Cos I've eaten it!"-London Punch.
 This political pie" said the dis appointed ofiiceseeker sadly Well, like the kind our fathers used to make" Washington Star.
 Wigg-How is Bjones getting along with his poultry farm? Wagg-WeH, 1 understand he makes a lot of money raising chickens, and then loses 1t raising ackpots.-PhiladeIph Rec ord.
 Jessie-lIrs. De Style puts on too many airs. Tessie-How so? Jessie She was knocked down by a push cart and she told the newspaper re- porters she was struck by a horselesa Vehicle.-Syracuse Herald.
 You say your boy went to New York to be a speculator?" said the neighbor. Yes" replied the proud mother "He may go broke" 'cNo. He isn't that kind of speculator. He's a ticket speculator. or.'-Washington Star.
 Willie (whispering)-Say, Jimmie, why don't you show the teacher your humps so that he will let you go honne2 Jinlmy-No fear. I wants the whole school ter ketch lem, so as I can have some of the fellers to play with.- Pearson's Weekly.
 HaWke1-One penny the dying duckt the dying duck, one penny, one penny eachI Deaf Lady Purchaser-How much are they? Hawker-Tuppenes each, lydy!-The Tattler.
 Your wife says you have about the courage of a mouse" said the dis agreeable relative. T wonder that she should make the comparison" replied Mir Meekton. Henrietta is afraid of a nouse."-Washingto Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-23
DID YOU.

Did you give him a lift? He's brother And bearing about all the burden he can. Did you give him a smile? He was doWncaSt and blue, And the smile would have heIped him battle it through. Did you give him your hand? He was slipping down hill And the world. so l fancied, was using Did you give him a word? Did you show him the road Or did you just let him go on with his load? Do you know what it means to be losing the fight. When a lift just in time might set ey- erything right? Do you know what it means-just the clasp of a hand, When a mans borne about all a man ought to stand? Did you ask what 1t was-why the quivering lip? Why the half Suppressed sob and the scalding tears drip? Were you brother of his when the time came of need? Did you offer.to help him, or didn't you heed?
 -Tid Bits.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-23
WHAT IS OLD AGE?
Some Younger at 65 Than Others Are
 at 40 Years.

Old age is not marked by years, but by the stiffened frame, the hard ened tissues and arteries.
 So many people whom you meet about the time they reach 40 begin by saying T can't do this, and can't do that, because I'm getting old now" they begin to act old, feel old and they are older in appearance than many who are much more ad- vanced in years.
 When you begin to feel old, when your energy begins to fail build your self up with our delicious cod liver and iron tonic, Vinol It is a won derful blood maker and strengthener
 H. c. Klyce of Corinth, Miss, says: 'I am. 75 years old and my blood was very poor. I was in a rundown con- dition and felt that I must have tonic. Ninol was recommended and 1t built up my strength until l felt as strong and we'll as ever"
 Thousands of old people have found in Vinol just the medicine they need to build up the feeble, weakened sys- tenn and create strength. If it fails, we return your money. Broadway Pharmacy, G. G. Engler, Norwich, Conn. VinoI is sold in Baltic by J. W. Lavallie & Co.,, and in Taftyille by the Taftville Pharmacy.
 P. S. Stop scratching, our Saxo Salve stops itching. We guarantee it.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-23
WANTED

WANrED-Boy to run elevator. J B. Lucas, Central Bldg. mar2ld
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-23
Smashing the Vice Trust" Coming to
 The Davis

District Attorney Whitman. probably the most famous criminal prosecutor in America makes his first appearance in moving pictures in the spectacular photo drama Smashing the Vice Trust which comes to The Davis theatre Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week.
 This picture is dramatization of the disclosures which he made during his sensa ational fight upon the vice syndicate in New York, the headquar- ters of the vice interests in America There are seven hundred scenes in the picture and all told some five hundred people were employed in staging it. Every happening in the picture is an actual fact exposed by MT. Whitman and his investigators, though all these facts are woven around a heart rend- ing story of two sisters who are lured from their homes by one of the agents of the vice trust. There will be matinee daily at 2.30. Evenings at ' and S.3e. Prices 10c, 15c, 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-23
COLONIAL THEATRE.
Who Was Guilty. George kieine's Great Two Reel Mystery Film.

It is apparent at once that the pow erful two-reel drama at the Colonial theatre today entitled Who Was Gull ty? is one of the most profound mys- tery films of the present day and hour. It is one of George Heine's wonderful features the man wilo produced the marvellous Last Days of Pompeii the talk Of all Norwich when presented recently at the Colonial Today's fea- ture tells of a discharged employe, who is accused of the death of an employ er a wealthy manufacturer Another ernpioye of the factory Is mixed up in the case. but the evidence against the discharged man is so strong that he is nearly convicted but a plotting pad furnishes the slender thread, that eventually proves to be the rope with which the guilty man is hung. IL is 8 mystery story in which time and justice disentangie the knotty chain of circumstantiaI evidence. It is superbly photographed and splendidly acted. The balance of the bill includes the stror gest and most absorbing films. and will doubtless prove to be one of the most delightful programs seen in a long time.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-23
RECEIVERS SALE.
!. C. WfTTER. -Auctioneer THURSDAY, MARCH 26,
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AUCTION,

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 Receivers sale of the A. F. Wood Co, Danislsoa, Conn, Sale will take place at the Wood Block. 50 called, on Railroad Square, Danielson. As the A. F. Wood Go. has conducted and man aged the under taking business, livery business, and garage, the effects Of this combined business will be sold on the above date.
 The property consists of 1 cheap bus mess horse rubber tired hacks. l steel tired hack in good condition, rubber tired coupe 1 steel tired coupe, l three-seated canopy top passenge wagon, l democrat, l express wagon, lumber wagon. ] piano box top buggy, ] canopy top wagon, l surrey, 1 dump cart with forward wheels, l pair of wheels and sX1es used for pole truck, pair hack harness. l pair af surrey harness, l driving harness, l surrey harness, new Montana robes, t slightly used, several second hand Mon tana and fur fobek, several pairs of street blankets, lot Of good Woolen coolers, a quantity Of other robes and blankets, also whips, hitch ropes, 300 NeVer-Slip ea1ks, l auto body for un- dertal<inP l hearse body, barrels of auto cylinder oil gas tanks and pumps (nearly neW3, PFestelits tanks. i show ease feet lan@ 1 hay cutter, 24 folding card tables, good office safes and many othef articles used in this business.
 CHAS. A TfILINGHAST
 Receiver of The A. F, Wood Co
 If decidedly stormy on above date sale will take place the first fair week. day following.