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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
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Undergraduate ipirb auf ibrer 5arm, 2
Weilen 1itlih o Sernann, am
2onnertag. ben 10. Sttpber,
besinneno 9 ubr Wpraens. folgenoes Gis
seutbum 6fentlih al ben Wteitbietenben
%perfaufen;
= Mauleiel II unb l5t4 6anb bod; .
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Springuagen. l Sug9p, 1 9eering Sins
Der, | 8~rasmaber, | pemrcd5en, l Stabls
c9ge, / Superior Grill, mebrere Eiiiiae
nto Gnltiuators, | S%arpnulin, Yferoeae>
idirr, Suaspaeihirr. mebrere 5pnuen
Seu. $50 Sdod Corn, | S%Seinbitte, |
SeHeuiue Greiie, l %Giberniible. SAFER,
aupier~ uno eiiener &eiiel, Schreinerz
banoiperfsetg ionic 5arlnseratbe aller
Nrt.
8e~oiusuneen: S. unb oarilnter Saar,
arDBere Setrdae T. Munate 9rebit aeQer
Npte NIT gutter Siherbeit. Nui Setrdge
iibrr So iuiro bel Saaraohluua 4 Brosent
9tabatt erlaubt.
Sullte es an Is, regnei, rpirb Der Ser
f0lf am l6. GIT. itattiiiibeu.
6r1n u. VI. WtaIer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

@ei,er @eisen $40. 2

@eiier @eisen $40. g.. OK
SO. g.. 9a
Smperin @ebl, per Sod 300
@oob aapd MebI, per @ad go
Oailp 8reao Mabl, per Sad 800
Gleie, per 100 1funo 1.2s<
Sbippftmff. per 100 Bfanlo $50
aornanebI. per 100 pfunS 2.t0
BrsSnfte.
Gorrigierf bon
Sobn $. Selmers
Ger, per Da,ser,o is
Butter, per 9f,urb 20
Sifbner, per 8finto II
Sprilw @bifetrs. per Gf,nnD liz.
Sdtmnl5, per RHito 10
3piebeln. per 9ltfbeI $50
aartoffeIn. per 8libeI . 100
@dnfe, per Bfun6 s
grten, per Bfimr6 . 9
Curriers', per 8fupo . Ia
@oIIe. Der Bfin6 IS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
Nadrmf

an meinen aeliebten @atten, 5bepoo,
VI lie. aeitorben ben "a. Sept. 1913.
unertuartet idbIis Ole Stunoe,
Die Did, Batte BON nnS riei;
Seitoem tranern uuiere 6erSeu,
NeiI Dem tbeures GerS 5n irib eEtjdjIiej;
lreniiel bait Su iir Die Gciner
gPit nnoeroroGfner Miih geid)aiit:
III iparit i'm @roBen ,pir i'm NIeiuen.
StetS reolih r1o aeipiiienbait.
Us ruben iest bic fleiA' gen Sauoe,
Sic lag nno Radlt in ieoer 3eit
9i% 5n oeS Seben's idhem GHoe.
gu rUit gem Sdboffen germ bereit.
Anbe iaitit Oh tbenrer Wdtte,
Sttlnmin're ienft, nidlts Hort rnebr 9eine S;ut
Hn Setnem Grade ln6 ms Ipanoern
Wit Slniner idmiiden Seine Urltft,
NiS duh uitS einen nod BEN auberu,
ger COB aud inns bon bier abruit,
o ldlat oe.u Wubl in SeiH NrH,
Sib trtflt tein llngli;d mebr, fem 5arln:
so ihinf oenn Till IN iii5er Ruh,
1ein 9eiiano oriidt Sit'S 9tlae 3u.
@eloiomet bon Seiner 9ic1 liebenoen
Satin, ma Suite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

ppH 6lupiIHysuuIttH 9tltuutk SItp'
penluft pebte uns entseaen.
.Wie 6errlide Cuff! Wertit or
cen 8autdufusa-
Der refine 9al5am." Mddtis.
8erse 3sidneten iib in Der sserne in
9eitalt leidttr. blauer 9~unItgeipen.
tier. Man fiblte ii6 bon Ger mars
men Cuff uno Dem frif9eu groserud
liebtoieno umfanssn.
Gina 5pei Stunben btrbradt.n
mir itebenb. fait Obne 3a fprefen.
pertrGumt uno in 9ebauten psrfuns
Ten. Sinter uus ert0nte cine
Stimme: .Was MAIDEN Sic esnn
biere"
Infer Goupegenofe ftana binter
meinem Hiiden.
,5ubIen Sic biefe 2uf.e" frost.
i'd.
rSa. SD nil aud Oeriuden, oas
anbere 5enittr gu Offneu."
rRein," e%ntgegnete ReIapiattin.
n2lQe Geniter iino nod fir ben @in.
ter perforgt, oas bier 1T bas einSise
offene."
rDa bdtten mir alio osn aaufas
ius." bemertte Der 6rembe nadoents
lid. Gin id0nes 2ano, erotiit pie
ole alupperi9lunse. aber aud siftig
tpie oiefe. Us Tam ebenip gefdbrli4
lperoeni"
.DieIp24
Der &~autaIus? Oas lit bod, oas
2ano Der RaubmDrOer! Isbmen mir
Sic gum 8eilpiel, sic iteben a6s
nungslos an 5sniter, plauoern till,
plOBli6 fault binter jeuem Stsin cine
augel Daber baus! - in Sbre
S9ldfe, unp Sic iinten lautlos sus
iammeu."
r8ie lit 70 etpas m0gIi6?"
r0ds lit 10 tlar pie Der Sag: @s
Iinb Die Sitten Der Ginseborenen.
Sn Der seItrigen 3eitung III. Suben
Sic feline 3eituns geleien2"
nRsin."
.gd, mas! @enau pie Sic ItanD
Dor Dem pffenen 5eniter elm SuOs, bon
Beirut 8looierItimmer, unb ,atmete
Die friife 2uft Elm -" 9au3. llno
sr 5udte niht einmal. giienitiid bieb
er."
yWpfiir benn, mein @jptt!"
Die Nbreten priifen auf bisIe
Weiie ibreu !SsloenIinn. Mer mebr
pahasiere nieoeri6isBt, ssnisBt elm
bOberss Nnls9en i'm a%oiafenoorf.
8er nod tsine sebn eri6Ofen bat,
Den b%eiratst tein MGb9en."
nWetB Der 5eufel! mir polen
bod lieber oas 5sniter idIiebeu, Rs=
iapiattin."
.Grlauben Sic, i9 mills risfie>
rsn." iaste Der 5rembe taltbIitig, i'm
Dem er lid, auf bus i4mdle 5enitsr-
brett ftiBts. nS0ren sic. folte mid
cine ausel t~reffen, 10 nebmen sic
mein @epdd uno i6iden sic es mad
3lflis an Wti1oilento, 8olopiniti=
Yroipstt Hr. o.
tod ME bate ih bisbsr ssIeben,
oaB elm Seitament nit FOLDER SelbIt>
beberri9ung uno s9neligfeit abge=
faBt nuroe. lin Elm reines @eipiis
len gu beiuabren, Deriu6ten mir I'm.
ieren Haren gu beranlaHen, li1 bon
Dem perhaugnisDOlen 5enIter gu ent,
fernen, aber sr blieb unerbittlib unb
bebarrte eigeniinnis auf Ieinsm Dil-
len. Wir lieBen i'm benn aud Iteben
uno begaben uns 10 f4neu mir fpnns
ten, obne fir 5eislinge seltsn gu
ourfen, BON Dem gefG6rli6en @usz
%liftspuntt binipeg.
Nv.
als mir in Siflis aug Dem Coupe
ltiegen, begesneten mir elmer bibi9en,
itattli9en Dame, Die unieren pabn=
iptbigen WitreiienOen abbolte.
vytltn, nie biit on gereiit?" fraete
lie, i'm tiiiIenb.
n4us9e5ei4net. So Iange mon auf
10 eritaunIite Reiiesenohen lt0Bt,
ipie iene 3tpei Ger 5eiste auf uns),
ldBt IS fi9 auf ser rufiihen @iisn=
babn nod %reiien."
Snosm R~eIapjdttin in bic 0roI6ts
itieg, ia9te er 3u mir: ,Sait gu ge-
Bort? Wir bu6en Inn pabrfdeinlid
.aut geioQcn. @ie meinIt pu2"
SD 5udte bic NdIeln.
.Warum ipaten mir inn and
nitt?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

80 49,
ten abseriFene Sdbs psGielteu.
.Wann iinb mir in 2iflisa"
%. nod ni9t 10 balo."
i Die 3sit miro sinsm fardtbar
lang"
pas Itimmt.1
.es 1T isbr idwiil i'm Coupe =
.Sa."
.ueb.:aa 1T @inter, bier 1T laou
5riblins."
.Sa, oas lit ipabr."
rSieb. Oisie gGums!4
.Sa, fis iino sroB,"
Iis Der 6remos 81. 3eituns aus
seleien bate. 5islt er lie mir bin,
sdsute uno redts iid trdse.
Nd, ipenn man iest elm Sdldfs
den MAIDEN t0nnts!!"
gr biidte Neiupiattin an uno
iaste: rDas lit Die idltmmite
Strsde in 3ublano."
sWieio benn2"
sat isben Gag gi6t ss sinsn gu.
iammenftob."
rWas sic iagsn! @arum miro
bsnn in ben 3situngen ni&t bariiber
sel9riebsn9"
sSolde 9inse iperoen nit abIitt
perbimli6t -. Sic perIteben -.
hnn. Die Dielen Spfer."
Cine qualpole SituatioR.!' be-
mertte Neiapiattin uno Iab mid
ansitIid on.
,9as puroe nod fsblsn!"
rDus idlimmite it," iugte ser
5remOe. r0uB Die Waggons 10 eng
gebnut iino. Sails iebt Elm 3uiam,
menitpB erfoIaen ipate, pdren mir
alle, ole mir bier iiBen, perlprsH."
,@ieIp?"
nes lit nidt anOers m0slia. ST.
ben Sic Der: llnIere anie itoben felt
an oie Wono Oes Goupes. Stellen
Sic iit DIR, baB Elm ,3ug alf inns
aufgefa9ren 1T! Sofort ffldgt Die
WanO oes ga9barcoupes auf unIere
Ddn0, unb uniere @anp pisoerum
auf uniere eigener &nis.
limb mas geI6tebt?" fragile Ie,
Iapidttin lsiIe, inrsm CT Die Coupe
pano nit nett aufgeriTensn Nllsen
anItarrte.
oWas? oas fragen Sic?
Shire 5iibe oringen msmentan inz
folss Oes StoBes IN Sbrsn 2ei6 Elm,
prellen Die 2eber uno ole 9Grme
beraus unp sic Happen SuIammen
pie elm Gernrobr. Su, pihen Sic >.
Gs lit unansenebm, oas eissns
S4ienbein an Der 'Gteas gu fiblen,
ole BON Ratur fir 2unse uno Ser3
teitimmt it,"
Dir idpissen bstlommen.
oSa. uno oas i6aurisite lit, DAB
man nit iol6en 8erlebunssn nod
orei, bier Gage lsbeH tann."
.Rrn, unb ansenommen, oaB Der
pahasier tm 4ussnblid oes 3ulams
menitoBes i'm aprrioor itano?" fras-
te Neiapjattin. rDrobt ibm aann
bieielbe @sfabr?"
Rein! Sic peroen ieIbit be-
sreifen, bob ni9t Die Gangs, iou=
bern Die QuerpGuoe ssfdbrli1 iino.
SD tannte in Hopofenst einen Meu.
lfen, Der ais ein3iger untsr Sun,
oerten an 2eben blieb, nur neil er
I'M 9lusenblid Der aa!aitropk auf
Dem aorrioor ipaSierte. @r beiBt
Semenop. Gin Glettrote6niter."
Sd tauidte nit H~siapiattin 9lifs
fe, uno mir perItdnben uns, p6ne elm
Wort gu idgen.
aus 4nltano iaBen mir nod ettpa
orei Winuten, Damn iagte i9: ,Mein
Sub 1T mir Elm pentg singeI6lafen.
SD mo4te mir Elm penig 8emsgllng
maden."
sd oudb," rief IeIapiattin auf-
Iprtnssno. SAP uns cine Cigarette
ruu6en!"
&s mir auf Dem 8prriOor lparen,
blin5eltc Reiapjnttin mir 3l uno Ia9=
te: n0dbe ih bas nit Dem Ruud1en
ni6t 9eiGidt georebt? IS mare
psinlid gepeIen, einfa6 10 fprt3uges
zen. Gr bate ms fir 8eislinge bal.
te1 tpnnen, DIE bpr Shret aasreis
zen, ni6t po6r9"
nNatiirlid."
r@r IcIbIt muB aber b1Iii6e Herz
ben BADEN. Seoen Qugsublit parauf
gefabt iein, bob man pie Elm &onto-
6lIch in zine NnnfsrnrsgIp a;poeYIsr,n ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

gu nermiethen: cine if6ne 8ob.
nuns nit 3 pSer 3 3immer nab 8elieben
nit alien moperneu @iuricbtnnsen.
Gbas. 81 i'm M Ell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
Srndlt. S~rannt,uein.

Sd babe cine 9rpbe Guantitat iriuen
ielbit gebrannten Nipple ,Sarf, 8eah
Sraubp Mnb 5reiteridraps an Sanb, Sen
icb bilig %perfallfen nerbe bel Der 6aaune
ober in grDBeren G,uantititeu.
@uttluhNS dues,
SerInnnn, Mo. IL. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
gu n~erfanfem

ein ld,5n nno beauem einacricbtetes
@ohnhaus nit 3 3inner unb 8eoes
simmer nebit Central SeiSuna. NadSu.
iraaeu i'll Die Oiiice 3. 8pltsblatt 7.l7.I4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
Id)tuug Steuer3atter.

Ter llnterSeidlnete miro on Ioloenoen
Sn9eil alt Den anse9cbeuea YldBcn iein
nm Die Steuern fir bas Suhr 1914 uno
&priabre entgeeen 81 nebmen:
eieapeSntlle Il Oct. 10 lltr Woraens bis
y lIbr Mn6,,.Aiaa- -.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
Ri berfaafeu.

Elm beinahe nod gans neuer Schlben.
&iile. gu erfrasen bel 5rau 9bil. aubn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
Sn ~Derfanfen

$ idbDu eeleeene Saulots an Der u.
rilb MarttitraBc, entiueber einseln, uSer
n!s @anses. @lcihfalS 4 id16ne Saulots
in SnenSpile.
GboS. Il M NJ el, Sermann, NO.
inNI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25
Nene An5eisen
3lutemebiI fabrfen

@enn ibr cine Aiit0mobilfabrt narb
irsenb einem Tbeile hes Gpuntp's maiden
uollt, bann menbet eud5 al 9ietrtb
g IN m n n, SmisS, Rn. SelepbDn
@iaiams Cine. Hreiie nah benz 8nitnns
be Der Roab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

Sarm5n nerreuten. Nie 2eberr
lie Sarm bel G~ascOuabe. R0bt. @ a1-
Ter. Sernaauu, No. I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

pertauen: ganarien > S6sel,
CUTE 5dnser. Srau gbas. Slider. Ser.
mann, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

9n uermietben. Cine idbbne 6arm
bel @asconaoe. so Mder Beisenianb. %
ader iir Corn. Spbn @oi n, gascos
nabe, BIO. Ems. %
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

3a oertaufen: 5arm BON 160 glder
in beitem 8uftanbe. gisnet lih ausge-
aeidbnet als StDds6arm. Streibt 0ber
ipreft Dor bel s. 9. Sa nuer, GER
mann, No., 81. /, Sor 10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

llnterSeidlneter mirh mi Der Sus. Sur.
Dan 6alnl, . Meilen iiiosiueil. pon Ser
MANI, am
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-25

LII.
DIS mir auf Dem 8prrioor tpdren,
blln5eltc Neldpjnttin mir 3u uno Io9=
te: r6abe i6 pas nit Dem Raud,en
ni6t 9eiGidt georebt? IS mare
peinlid geluelen, einfaG 10 fprt3uge,
ZEN. Cr bate ms fir 8eiglinge bal.
ten t%6nnen, Die Dor Stred ausreis
zen, ni6t po6r9"
nNatiirlit."
r@r feIbit mug aber 96Gii6e Pers
ben baden. Seoeu Wugsublit pdrauf
gefabt iein, bob man ME Elm 8onto-
BUD in cine &opttrprehe eingetlemmt
unb e%ntItelt peroeu fam uno 10
toltbliiti9 barber gu fprehen. In.
9luubli9!"
oSieb NAL no9, mas er ma6t."
Nelapjdttin ging, mad Dem tuubuy
ipiBigm Wann gu I9uusn uno beri6,
tete:
sGr Iiest ouf Dem Sib ausgefredi
uHo bat Die au9en geidioHen."
rWir pollen bier iteben blei6en.
Mebr Sur Brittle" ,@r 1T elm
ipmputbiider Menid. nidt pabrq"
rSa, lisbenspiirois uno 10 subor.
tommenb.1
SIM Coupe puroe es INNER ihtpiiz
Ter. Dian fiiblts Ous gtuben oes eli.
0ens.
nWie mare es, penn mir oas zen.
iter Offneten," perieBte i'd. .Sn Der
Steppe 1T 10 mi!oe quit
sOas 6enfter fam nibt aeoffn,t
ipsrosn. Der 8asgOn 1T nod fir
osn Winier ber9eri6tst.1
rGrloube, nm bieIem 5enIter asbt
Der &iesel ean5 leidt fort3uriden.
SD nsbme Elm Saf9snmefer aur
pile. Wiro's aud nismanb ner.
ten2"
r0as tut nidts. Dir Iaasn. "a
lei unabii9tlid s.ifss.u."
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
BUSINESS ARRANGED
 FOR SUPERIOR COURT.
Short Calendar Session and Motion
 Lst Held Here.

A short calendar session of the su- peror court was held here Saturday mornng. with Judge Milton A. Shum- way pressing, to arrange for the bus mess of the April additional session, civil side, which opens here on Tues day.
 Assignments.
 The following assignments were made:
 April 21-Maine vs. Maine and oth- CTS appealed from probate, Gadbols and Becker vs. New London.
 April 22-Fewn of Norwich vs. Da- wis. First National Bank vs. Jodoin.
 Motion List.
 On the motion list these matters were disposed of
 Answers were ordered in the follow
 Cram vs. Central Vermont railroad two week; Crandall vs. New Haven Co.,, one week; Vigeri vs. Groton & Staningten Street Railway Co., one week. O'Cennell 'vs. Moriarty, two weeks; Town of Norwich Vs Norwich Compressed Air Power Co, three weeks; Sozinski Ys. Thames Special ty Go, two weeks, and two weeks in both Nethe vs. c. V. Railroad and T'ripn vs. City of New London.
 A bond of $75 was ordered in the ease of Nj Neto ys; Samataro and others.
 Receiver Charles F. Thayer of the Thames Loan & Trust company made application. which was granted, for permission to accept the sum of S2000 in settlement of notes for $500 made by Camille Watson on Jan. IS, 1912 and one for $1606 made by Camille and Louise Watson. The notes were secured by mortgages on the Thimas Browning farm in North Stonington and upon furniture and farm imple- ments- Besides giving 5000, the de- fendants alse released the sum of S13T on deposit in the Trust company.
 A plea in abatement was partly heard in Tinker vs. Tinker, appeal from probate and then the attofneys for the defendant were allowed until Wednesday to file an answer.
 Judgment of S27, 800 was allowed in the case of Colt ct al, administrators Ys Mrs Leath of New London.
 The property covered has a front age of 250 feet on Peauot avenue in New Londen and is of the estate of Benjamin Jerome.
 Judge Shumway also on Friday confirmed a decree sanctioning the sale of this land to James D. Lynch which was made several weeks ago. The decree required by law in the in . was submitted by Attorney Colt to Judge Shumway. Mrs. Leath, widow of Benjamin P. Jerome had a life inter- est in the property.
 The tract includes eight acres of land with frontage in Pequot aN- enue and along the shore of about 250 feet Mir Lyrch will begin mimedi- ately to lay out the plot in large building sites with readways through
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
WASHING WON'T RID
 HEAD OF DANDRUFF
Dissolve It, That's Best Way

The only sure way to get rid of dandruff Is to dissolve it, then you destroy 1t entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arven; apply it at night when retir- ing; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips.
 Do this tonight and by morning most if not all of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more ap- plieations will completely dissolve and entirely detroy, every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dan druff you may have.
 You will find. too. that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lus- trous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel hundred times better.
 If you want to preserve your hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for nothing destroys the hair more quickly. It not only sts.rves une hair and makes it fall out, but it makes it stringy, straggly. dull, dry, brittle and lifeless, and everyone notices 1t. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store IL is inexpensive and never fails to do the work.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
K. 0F C. CLASS IN MAJOR DEGREE White Cross Council No. 13 Had 21 Canddates-Work by
 District Deputy Hennon and Team Witnessed by Big
 Gathering Distinguished Visitors Present.

iting knights were enthusiastic over the splendid manner in which the Wark was exemplified. Music was furnished by an orchestra composed o1 r. r. Bray, James T. Wood and Frank J. Galligan.
 Among those occupying seats on the platform were ReVs. ]. H. titzWauriee, State Lecturer W. 4. keefe, ignatlus " Maoieiewslli. F. J. o'Reiny of Mont vile, F. Massicore of Tattville, William H. Kennedy and Myles P. Calvin o1 this city. State Advocate J. j., Collins and Past District Deputy M, J, SuilI- van of New London, Grand knlgnts Thomas F. Berth of Willimantic ana P. F. Day of New London,
 Following the exemplifieation, short social session was held, and the consensus of opinion was that 1t was one of the most successful affairs or the kind ever held by the order in this section. The committee of White Cross council that made the arrange ments consisted of Dr. T. A. Crowley, Daniel T. Shea, Charles ". James, Frank P. MeNamara and Alexander Jordan.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
NORWICH TOWN
Successful Sale for Georgia School Flags Flying for Merchants Week. Mir. and Mrs. Frazier Returning from California.

A successful sale was held Friday af- ternoon and evening in the chapel of the First Congregational church for the benefit of the Albany Normal school, Albany, Ga. Thirty dollars was real ized, which with the SIP previously se- cured will be used by the missionary committee of the Christian Endeavor society to purchase supplies for the School.
 There were four attractive tables, one decorated with green boughs where Misses Helen Avery and Margaret EiW- ing sold peanuts There was a fine display of useful and fancy articles, with Misses Ruth L. Potter and Ruth Avery in charge, a tempting cake ta- bic, where Miss Mabel Corrigeux was busily employed, long table attract i've with boxes of home made candy, where Misses Marion Rogers and Isa- hel Bacheler presided. Miss Gala White served ice cream at small tables in the chapel parlor.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
DANCER AFTER GRIPPE
Lies in Poor Blood, Cough and Hora-
 Out Condition.

Grippe, pleurisy, pneumonia ar greatly to be feared at this season
 To prevent grippe from being fol- lowed by either pleurisy or pneume- nia, it is important to drive the last traces of it out of the system.
 Our advice is to take Vinoi, our delicious cod liver and iron prepara- sion without oil, and get your strength and vitality back quickly.
 w W. Lake of Aberdeen, Miss, says; Grippe left me weak, rundown and with a severe cough from which l suffered for long time. I tried different remedies, but nothing seems ed 10 do me any good until l took Ninol from which 1 received great benefit. My cough is almost entirely gone and I am strong and well again."
 Try Ninol with the certainty that If it does not benefit you we will give back your money Broadway PhaF- macy, c. c. Engler, NoFwien, Conn. Einoi is sold in Baltic, by J. W. La vallie & Co. and in Faftville by the Taftville Pharmacy.
 P $. For Eczema of Scalp try our Saxe Salve. We guarantee IL.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20

Sunday was an epoch making day for the members of White Cross eoun- cil, No. 13. K. of C.. of this city. the occasion being an exemplifieation of the major degree of the order on class of 21 candidates. Members of the order were in attendance from every village, town and city in eastern Con neeticut and western Rhode Isltand where there is a council of the knights of Columbus, and the crowd taxed the capacity of the assembly rooms of the council in Pythian hall
 In the absence of the grand knight, the meeting was presided over by Deputy Grand Knight J. Edward Dris- coll and the degree work was in charge Of District Deputy John F. Hennon and team, who was assisted by Dis triet Deputies A. N- Vaughn of Willi mantle and P. J. Cuddahey of Derby. The large class of candidates, the members of which had been preparing themselves for some time for the re- ception of the degree, were most favor ably impressed with the solemnity of the degree, and the members and vis-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
COLONIAL THEATER'S
 MERcHANTs' WEEK SHOW.
All Feature Bill fer this Morning Arr ranged by Manager MeNulty.

Manager McNulty of the Colonial theater offers an all feature program this Monday morning fer the Mer- chants Week free show. Heading the bill will be a concert by Charles A. Dowsett, Musical Director on WasseF- man Peerless Photo Orchestra, start ing at 1915 sharp, including The Kiss Waltz, Cordite, Poet and Peasant, oV- ertufe, Hickman Fred, March.
 Good Pals, a two reel production by Pathe featuring Charles Burnell and Marguerite Risser. Explosion 'tD'' is a very powerful drama by the kalem Co.,, featuring G. A. Williams and Hell en Holmes.
 Sophie Picks Dead One, is a two reel side splitting comedy from the Els sanay Co., featuring Sophie Clutts, the funniest woman in motion pictures, rounding out pregramm hard to beat.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
GREEK EASTER SERVICE. cenaresatien Carries Lighted Candles Through Streets in Early Dawn.

Sunday was the Greek Easter, com ing a week later than Easter Sum- day of the other churches, and serv- ices were held at Trinity Greek church on Boswell avenue, beginning late Saturday night and continuing to midnight and over the early hours of Sunday morning.
 Following the custom of the church in their home land, attendants at the services departed from the church carrying the lighted candles which they had used at the Easter services, and chanting the hymns in low voices as they passed along the streets with their twinkling lights.
 A few fireeraekers were also set off outside the church.. which is a Greek Easter custom.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
New Hall in Father Meearthy's Parish.

The new hall in All Hallows' naro- chial school building. MQosup, where Rev. Joseph F. Mccarthy is pastor will be opened to the public Wednesday. April 2. The new hai will be -dedi- cated as St, Josephs hall. It will be blessed privately in the morning. The Moosup band will give q concert early in the evening and there will be sing ing by choir, operatta in French, come dy in English, drill by school children, etc.
 Two rooms in the building will soon be occupied by pupils from the con- vent academy.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
HEBREW DRAMA.
The First Love Given by Boston Act
 ors at Colonial Theatre.

At the Colonial theatre on Sunday evening an audience of several hundred enjoyed the four-act drama The First Love. given by the Oscor Green Stock company under the management Of M. Simon. The entertainment was under the auspices of the Young Mems He brew association. Sweets ort hestra played during the evening.
 The drama was given in the Hebrew language and won frequent bursts of applause for the effective work of the cast. which comprised Madame Ida Gladstone as leading lady, Oscar Green as leading man, Philip Singer as come dian, H Weightman, Madame Annie Lu5in and H. Heffenberg. The com pany plays at a Boston theatre.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
l,terest in Merchants, Week.

Many flags were out Saturday up- town and people showed interest in the long line of automobiles as they reached the Norwich Town Green about. noon On the return one car was stalled near Fitch's Corner.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
Moved to Preston.

Mr and Mrs. c. H. Tiffany moved this month from Sturtevant street to Preston. MT and Mrs. Raymond V. Slater and family of OtrobaIide ave- nue have moved into the tenement vacated by MT. and Mrs. Tiffany.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
Substituted for Teacher,

Miss Mullin of Warren street, Nor
 wieh, substituted last week in the vil- lage primary on SturteVant sttFeet for Miss Sara Mcclellan, who expects to
 resume her work this (Monday) morn i ing