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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

Der Hher cine iur5t. dbnIlh atlhnli'
ltne Tunlla fdtlt. lpobnr9 Der 0Htll
elmer boppsIitn 9uniln tr5itli mirb.
Corn iibsr Dem Rod sslat iid sir
FfmdItg 1ed. 0nB an Der Gsiie uni
hinisn bon Der 1unlia tebtdt miro.
W%er3lerungsn ptrfhltDensr Dirt, 5u'
meiit ais 9uigarnItur 30 periptnbsu
peroen I'm nGdIfsn Bible Nis. A.
porsefiibrt. Mtr BADEN bd sunddI
In Der pbsren llnlen Ode cine Sdnal'
IL aus bsri6iebtnfarbis,n psrlsnrsii
ben unb Ihmdltr Souiadt : Qibe
Die auf sintn Gtrsifsu iusiber 2tiui
pano aufssnGbt fno; elm Slid
Ihpdrstn TarpauIins biloet oil
s3unge". SH Der 9sr5i,runs rshtf
odpon ipirb cine Shleiie aus Sahll
rsidsn beItidtsn isiosusn 3aden bon
tintm lo6farbisem Autrbdnb Fslteei
balten. Sang refts unb in Der lin
ten unisrsn Ode finoeu mir elm paar
moosrns 9ano > @srjierungtn. aus
Gamt In bsri6iebsnsn Garbsn Fno
bic IItinsf aspfsldsn ssfsrtist. bsrsn
glGttsrirauS sbsnIaIls aus Gamt III.
Sn Der uniersn rsdten Ode III elm
Ornament in Der 5Orm bon DOppeIs
rd6srn. gu bsrsn SerIslung IN sHss
5alten gelegte idpar8e MaIiHs ber'
ipanbt ipurbs.
Man6e Der mobsrnsn Griihjabrs'
tleiber Seidnsn Ii9 bur6 eroBe Gin
iadbeit i'm Sdniit aus. Gir bos
i'm nddItsu Bible (Jig. 81 barge
itelie alsib iam seIdmndboII &C.
bliimtsr Grfpe be ghins our qn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

cut NIT uniere eirtihe 2dnbsleut nHs
nidis i'll lie Seige, ioas mir for {
9utss frsinoIt9es Giebling for je ben.
CIV ebaut 3ipei @o9e Suriid. ben lGl
3u oen Meosspsiler geIugt, ss pir
bod gan8 ihDn, lperu er an Den
.Genlt pGtrids0as { tpenig fein
.SI6sant osdOrsbts Debt, sr Debt buna
~peuigItsns isin pebtriotifem asige.
Der D~eoeslpeilsr bat geIdst, Id 0elt
ppbI eeRte, Oab er trsbiie mar. mWas
|pltt bann Da meme aofiemeri4 ias
&C." bat sr seiast, aipenn Id meine
Babr srien psbnte bsbt III Debt grieue
8u6s I'M Die S9tubnerf1 teis9 Jn
msin plob bu4n gar ieine Stride
tpmme IN i'd tann nit iebn, for
iparum i9 Su Den Srpbtel sebn foll
uno 81 Die Gdipen0ts, an ben p1s
tfidsoag ouTsuFids. Wsnn ou Den
s9cg fiible onbIl oarn Is ous oein
9rifIelstT0 nn ou IaunIt DID 10
grieu ouFfidIe ipie 0n piaIt, oa 9eb
i'd gar nids Drum. 60 ieBt petbt
/. mas i1 tn oie Sod 0snte. I'm tpie
i'd fiible I'm ipenn ou Mid { 6ebiDer
0d6n lpilIt. oann lob mid nit osiae
IeiriIde 9Ofie ollsins."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

r8erlpren." glter Serr:
y8arum psinit 9u oenu, metn
Sun9e9"
Sunse: r@sil i6 sinsn SrOi4en
berloren babel"
utter Serr: sgtun berubise DID
muir, bier balt 0u einen anOeren.
gber pie bdit 9u Jpn oenn DerlO'
tsn9"
Sungs: sd bate nit msiaem
5rsunOe Mur gelpsttet, Dab Sic auf
Oas 3anopIGBasn trsteu tuiirosn. oas
i'd auf bic @traBe eelest babe, dbsr
sic fnb oaran purbeigegangen!"
g petnIatip. Sphter: nSol
.i6 I6on tpieoer ouf mebrere 0o4sn
.3u Dem 0ntel oeben2 9as muB ibm
ia lditig psroen!"
Mutttr: y9eIto better! 8ieaeidt
frrgt er Oafiir, Dab 9u enoli9 tinsn
Mann triegft!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

9istis pooer en- S9tubnsr Bier IN
L penig 5rielpnf9 erein tomrle oubt,
oas ma9t Die Supp nit felt lin ods
nit t1nnt ct nod nit Die @dsbta
ge3a6le. Mlir I'm orig perbittert ges
peIe, Dab uns Der Seller 10 en- tletne
5ebper refju6ie ippIte un mer ben
cubsr AUDI uuIeren Wleino aufgemaAt
Jpn bafor 81 fidie.
Wel, pie a. 3eit mar, for betm
III gebn, fin mer an Die Bar sa1ge
IN ben nod Gins gum 2lbgepDbne ga
nomme III ieOer Fat feline Sin be6aDit
TN bas FIN 10 ebalt sip0If 9abler gee
pt1e. Der MebIensR ontrddter but
aeIdgt: sch, Deoespeiler, 6u bubit
rod an Gentt pdtrtdsoag nit duFs
made? gibnsB tannit ou bod nil
oubu I'm nit ben grab etpe aufges
madt 0aB Her an Den 6eierbas al
6eim ltebn ipplle, bu tannIt alIo graz
10 gut oein Sf9eunt aulaFs." 9a
bot dtpiper Der 8eoesneiler { 6ebs
Ssma9t, 0ds mar pentsltens fuf5To
Sni6es lang I'M er Is gang tpeiB ges
Iouroe. p5or az mas i9 Drum
%gsfptpe". but ct seIagt, .t6ant t6r
Jun 0eirsl sebn; ih lam auA mel
Gene mitduS eub made. 4m Pas
ttidsbe9 lper0 Der @dIubn nFfeee
madt, nod meter ui no9 Idngsr
llie Ionft un ipern i9 teine &oItis-
msrs tein annere @eg bertrisee lam,
mann geb iA ale @rints for nattinss.
So, iebt ipibt ibr tpenigitens, 6ab
tbr mid nit futile iDnnt; I'M ipena
lit gar nit mebr tomlns 0ubt, Damn
ssb t9 aud nidts Drum, odnn oubn
ib ausperidufe IN oubn bonn 8ibnsb
riteiere. Damn broli6 i'd Deniaitens
saere oumlns GeIi9ter nit mebr al
iebn ur0 euer dummies @eI6pdb nit
mer gu bore"
Nen, 6err Geoddtiondr, ip1s Taoe
at 70 en- Glu0ie9 Dinner bless
nal fclI sr Opd ausfinns. baB mir
nit gang 10 onum fin ME er oents
oubt.
Momit ih nerbleint
Sine Sbrn lietper
YRtltpp SGntrcm fer,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

gleue Sadentoltilme 0eB Bru6abrl
anb oua ftIatm au6 ober Ieidlsm
MpIlripsTOIF %etorbtitti uno bic Iti@'
tertn aus GpInole oOsr Crepe b
Gbine, bellies In WolIs fait 10 fem
mie Geioe herqsiteIIt. Qluber 3un'
idbIou uno DunteIbrouu, Die nod
Meter ber Mo0t @unlt aenisbeu, iusn'
bet man fin bellersn 56ntn ipie CO.
p~i5la5uliblnu unb Rubbraun, aud
Der SonbEdrbs Su, ee0sntt Der mars
men ruHiIdoriinen ZONE unO Der
bunteLrpten Wiiance Der Rottnriibt'
.geIssEaDs" unO oes eiseRarlig POM
pejanifhtn Rot. 9d5u lolIsn nun
Oit MeItsu abIts9sn, unO % empfiebIt
Th, ie in ben bunten rDmiIden
GtrsigenIteltungen aus @slours BE-
Iaine 81 ounteIu QoItiimen 5u neb'
men uno in beIlen Gbnmpagnsrs,
glotius oher matt 9oloforbisen 20
men aus 9afTeismoire uosr Crepe nit
ober obne 9efin 81 ben frilblings'
frifhen Sadentlei6ern. 90 III Su
eripnrieny Dab bic Hsiien ieiuen Woll'
stpebt NIT Den fsioensn Sadsntufii'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

penbUng. 9alsrunbung unb asrs
mel |iuO nit elmer einIa6sn Riiids
aus 9ebItOfI eingsfnBt. Der 9iirtel
aus .%Tfuturiitsn" sqtlas 1T born sts
mas .rb6bt unb iuirb bier BON einfos
den 8OlbI9naaen gsbalteu, Der
aus bvsi 9olants beitsbenoe aOd bat
teinerIsi 9eInb.
Gum SdluB Gin Sig. @ nod cine
acknowledging 6ibT6er tleiuer
Siit. aus beri6iebenarttgea @ai4'
foFfep. Die feline MotroIsntupps
ubsn iints 1T aus psiber Ro.ine,
nit itpar3sm Snmtbanb umI9lun.
seu. Gin psnig misenF5rmig III
bic arpIbsbedung oben rehts, s6eHs
fails aus Ratine, ober nit I9malen
RoIusS treifen. Die mittlsre Rnppe,
fir Elm &inb bon brei bis bier Sab
rem, bat cine &rOne aus i9malen
8atiFfaIten. Die RiI4e 1T aus
feline. 8orten > Sttderei, nit elmer
@infnKuns aus 8alsnciennesfpiBe.
Die 9arnitur beltebt aus atlusbanb
uRb 8Iumen. 8lau unb neib ges
i~treiTte antine nnO i4pnraes Seis
6enbanb iinO bas fiir ben Sut sur
untcren 2infen %perlpan6te Matsrial,
unb Der tleine RobsRobsS ut unten
redt2 1T aus gebIiimtem 8aumpol,
Gftpe gsfertigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

uno auf fsiner gou5en 2Gnge nit
elmer RiiI6e aus feiner Spite sinss'
faBt. Sine bon sinem Idipar3en
Gamtblno gebaliene 9oppelriiide
bilost Ben qbldIuB Oss GlIbogsn'
Qsrmels. Der unters ROdIaum III
born elm ipsrig ssraift unO our9 eia
men f6mnlsn SpibsnsinIab mdrtisrt,
bon Dem cine breite SpiBenriiI6e fer
unterpallt. 9ieIes WloOell lit iebr
paFeno fir siueu MaIditoff. ba oos
5t9u flad asbigsIt psrosu lam uno
Der Rod Idli9t unb faItsnlus 1T.
Die mooerne Saorfriiur srbeif4t
ole 8eHubuns Jablrei6er prattif4er
foppbI ME ber5ierter 5darnabsln, 5us
nal tpenn gu Der Goiffire nod Elm
turbandrtiger &opfidmud i'm orien'
talifden Stit tommt. Qu6 duf Die
Ie RdOeln 1T bsrsits Der aIIgsgenpGr'
tise Nams aSWgo" a%ngsipnnOt ipors
ben, unb in bieIen GGllen iin6 fol'
DIE Sango : Rdbeln idper nit 9in'
mdnten beIebt. Man finbst Ite in
allen m5sli6sn 5Ormen, uno sinige
osrielbeu fnO in unierem 9iIoc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

(Jig. p Iti33itrt, Sa Der Ritte Der
8ruppe feben mir elm bibIdes
SttrnbaRb, oas aus elmer Qn3abI
nit roIafarbigem QtIasbanO umlpidel'
ten 9rabtringen beite6t. gtn Der
Settle iino SiiIlriifden unO 3oIens
tnoipen binein peiflo6ten.
9as RleiO oes nG9itsn 8ilbes
G5ie. 3 lit fir i6lants psrionen be-
itimmt unb tpuroe aus 4ampagnsfdrs
bigem Geibeutr6pe 9efertigt. Die
tleine @eite nit benz RoIltragsn uno
bic fdmalen aermelaufl6ldge BETTE
ben aus netBer 8engdline, nit slide
rel in Rot, griiu unb G9pqr3. alsis
ne. init Gei0e lberfpannle anDpfs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

Gbsmiistie einsefi6rt, pobur4 Die
9uiIette an @olIItanoigteit gepinnt.
On tiiblen SrIiEabrstagen bsoiirs
fen Iel6e 9piletten 0ennod Der ers
aGnSung uno bafiir fteben gang nsis
artiae Wobel BON hten um1Gns
osi. anb IoTen Sadets In bequemen
sFaTons bereit. Den erferen 1T elm
Gopefnnitt eigen, Der Biz su bdlber
ModIdnqe Iebr tpeit uno glodig berabs
lommi, ni6t fslten Ourd angeieBte
glpdennolants erneitert. Die Gins
fndften lImbGuee aus 3uh bon uns
beItimmten Sarben bleiben unsefiits
teri uno erbalten brett boit gals
obEtshenbe ardgen aus buntaetreifs
TEN oDer fariertsn GtOff Gls Be-
fab. Ser aud ben Nolant umfGumtn
lam. Die IpTen glodig ausfdllenben
aadelts hmen lebbuft a deficiencies
leidtss GeFesnfuiter auf unb paber
fh init Ooppslten 4sIerinentraaen
un0 breiten 9alb9iirtelr, ote aDTes
dsno nmldumt oper paFepOiIiert lpsr.
ben.
Das IN erTten Billie (Jig. y burs
aefiibrie alsib aus se6liimtem Sdlnl'
uoIl Crepe erinnsrt in feiner Ans
Orbnuna Gin penig an groBmiitterlis
de 9tifsn. Gin Gidu brapiert bic
@dultern uno 1T um bic 9oilIe gee
ihlfmgsn unO binten perfniipft anf
bsr @hulltrna1t III e. eingsaoger
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
Sim @efMihtsIunbh

Gine @ef9i9tstuubts
gt. 9srr: Der MuIiter mar bod
Trii6er otpeiier @eigsr I'M 6oftbeaters
Srheiter? Warum mag er 6a
nDbl tpesgegangsn isin2
Dame: aus gbrsei3. gr 6odts
ipis SuIius gGfar: 2isbsr Der grlte
i'm gofe ; @oriete. als Der 3nsite
i'm Spern > Or9sItsr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

Stnnis , gnrtie. r9u
baft aber beute auffaGlenb f9le6t GEE
IpieIt. @aruin boit bu penn bic
Bale 'nidt OrbentIi9 suriidgsi4Ia@
sen24
s.@eibt bu, nsin gartnsr bat
ssIagt feline autiuftige Srau milFe
Ionft fem unO cine aarte 9onb has
ben; - bo trnute i4 mid niAt,
trdftia anaui4Ioaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

- aud cir GrfOIg, Grsmosr
Gum dnbern): Die Bride bier TT
70 mori4 unO baufaais. ooB man
ipirtli6 fem 2eben ueriiGern IaiIen
foute, e6e man biuiiber ge6t =. ous
babe i'd Dem 8irssrmeitsr auH ge.
iugt, ais in Jpn neuii9 I'M aaIino
trail"
sun0 ipds eripiOerte ere"
gRi9ts! Gr bat mir am nGGiten
Gage einen 2ebsnsberF9erun9ss
assnten SugeIditt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

Der nfung bonn Gn0t.
@oit: rglIe Metterl I'm rierfl libr
0ieisn MOrgsn fab Der Snfpeitor be-
rsits bier. uno isbt triHtt CT nod
INNER cine MoB nd9 Der nnosrn,
Ob Der Osun gar nidt ans Rn4buus
ieeeben Oeutt9-
Steiner: 80 OoGl Geit sp6lf
nbr 1T sr am - abrunhen!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
g 6terIo6en n.

SIN @9IG9terIo6en.
aun0e: .aIfo, Diele OOrSiieli6e @ns
lamiipurt bat SIR 6pbn fabri3iert
SIT oas Der nit BEN tiinItIeriTden
gleiguusen, Der ou9 Die hibi9sn
Mquarele nalt2"
g9lGdtermeIfter (geTGmsi6sIt):
sJreiIid! @os iinO ia feline bsiOeli
Gpe5tuIitdten: Mquorsl NIB Gogas
.milA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

w V HANNf
bab mir beitftle
Gent 70 en- fabfts
Spatt for Die Gl'
ride ben, tfpss
i9euie, tpsnn Der
5Gntt pGtridss
Dag selsbrebtet
iperb. 4ppsr iA
bente es Is nit
mebr ipie rsft,
oab mir uns an
10 en- groBe Gsts
erbag bsteilige,
0db mer, tpie tiler
auf oeitI9 f1Je
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

= gmpfe6fen6. 9err: Sum
1c, iparum trGgIt gu benH beim 6tie'
ieIpubsn cine blaus 9rine9
Sunse: Meil mid Der Slang, ben
i6 Sbnsn ouf bic StiefeI pi4is, ims
msr 70 bIen0et!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

wife Sungfsr: gu T6suBliG
= tdum Iernt nan einen nsttsn unb
lIebsnspiir0igen Germ tennsn, OanR
In sr aud fdon Derbeiratet. - Sd
CLAUDE, ss tpsrosn gar feline unOsrbsis
rateIeu Ndnnsr msbr gsboren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
sosbaH.

maItr: ,9is poTen F6 fir
SIREN 69piegsriobn mulsn IaFen,
mic grOB fol osnn ous Bib psrs
.een?"
0ams: .Ma6sn sic ss nur
iiberIebensgrOB."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

men erfoIgrei6 in SO, tbererb treten
tuerbsn uno baB fir elegantsre alsis
Der bic Seioe ibreH bepor3ugten 4lob
hsbauptet. DEM idpn 5sigen iid
buntelgIdH3en6e GurabsSoiIetten in
G6par3, in 8lau ODER gragn, sic
iih init ben ueuen idOttihstdrierten
unb geitreiften umIdumsn. un6 aus
puben Idfien. Damn reiaere Saffsts
mOires RObsn, 6ie lid 6ur4 Suutque
unO LANCE, nift gu ehge qsrmel aus
Geibemouiisf hsrbolIitGn0iqeu, Ios
pie garter ARK MoOelle, bic ourdi
ousse3adis aiifden O0er gsbogts gOs
Iants garnitur er6aIten. 9nmit
folhe Mooelle aud gum promenade
an3ug an ptrnerten iino, luiro bic
GhDBtailIe nit @urtel un6 8efe,
Fppie Der lple 9olerp nit 0eIts uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
OFrnfr 5dDreibfbrief bfS
3lbilipp 5amerampfer.
1866.

wlsiu lisbsr Ssrr aeOadtiOndrl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

So Is fonnic,
IN SE ,n.u Aat+f No
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

.@OH Ii DAM, 6r Rabfa6sr f6pinst F@ nisOr auF ien Rub. -
le9enl"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-16
ONE REIN BROKE
But Joseph Quay Held on to w. p. Whites Horses Through Exciting Runaway.

Many who were near the Main street crossing watching the unloading of the circus Friday morning were witnesses of a bit of excitement they had not anticipated. A pair of horses owned by W. F. White bolted when one of the reins broke. The horses swung up onto the railroad tracks, headed down between the tracks, swung sharp ly about at the southern extremity of the crossing and then crashed against a railroad gate and electric light wire pole. one of the animals falling in a heap. Cases of soda water bottles were sent crashing to the sidewalk and street. many of the containers being broken Mir White was thrown out soon after the horses started to get away, but Joseph Guav his driver, managed to stay in, using his best ef- forts to control the horses with one rein until they came up with crash. Then he was thrown out and severely shaken up, but was able to get to his feet and walk to his home MT. White was not much injured and soon after the accident was attending to his bus mess affairs in his usual way.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-16
WILL INSPECT ROUTE.
Committee of Three Men from Each Town Interested in New Trolley Line,

The committee of three men from each of five towns to inspect the route of the proposed road from this city to Stafford Springs and to interview peo- pie who live in the towns as to their ideas relative to having road is made up as follows: Union, G. M. Myers, Morgan Reed, Holly Howard: Ashford. H c. Barlow, R. P. Tiffe, William Ar mitage; Eastford. J. NJ. Tatem, G. A. Reach. A. M. Bowen; Woodstock. L.. H Healey George M Sampson, Oliver Hiscox; Stafford. Edward Pinney. P. M Lyman, Willis I. Reed; Putnam, George l.. Baldwin. E. M. Wheaton. W. D. Wilson.
 This committee will become active at the earliest opportunity and its in vestigations will be awaited with in terest by all of the people of the sec ton that would be served by the road. Pomfret Will Observe Memorial Day
 Pomfret is to have an observance of Memorial day May 30, Veterans Boy Scouts and citizens of the town are to take part in the observance which is being arranged by a com mittee- of the Neiehborhood associa- tion. c. W. Grosvenor will be pres ident Of the day and Edward Gros- venor marshal of the day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-16

much bszsfnoaa for the afternoon and this was fc<khcoming.
 The show Wne located oh the upper Main street Grounds. Most Of the chfl- dren in town were on hand for the a<- fernoon performance most of them in charge of their parents. grown broth ers and sisters or some other suitable guardian, all excusing themselves for being at circus and yet delighted at the chance. tf
 The show itself proved to be full up to the standard of shows of it's size, the performance better than during the early days of the week. when the wet and cold weather made it quite impos- s1ble to present some of the difficult acts with the finish that characterized Fridays exhibitions both afternoon and evening" The show did a profit able business in Danielson, and is a clean organization. free from the gam ing that has been a notable charac- teristic of some of the circuses that have been coming here.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-16
TEAMS AT CALL.
Ready to Remove Rubbish from Any
 Point in the Borough.

This (Saturday) afternoon the com mttee in charge of the Clean-Up week campaign will direct the movement of teams that have been secured for the purpose of removing the rubbish that has been accumulated and made ready for taking away. The fleet of teams will start out at one o'clock and will be available for service in any part of the borough
 Plans for Valley School Building.
 Plans are being drawn for the new Valley schoolhouse. It has been de- cided to have the building much like the one destroyed by fire, of the same general dimensions and arrangements with some Improvements that will in- crease the conveniences. It Is hoped to have the building completed by Au- gust 20. As soon as the plans are ready the special committee in charge of the arrangements for the building will ask for bids for the construction contract
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-16
FUN ERAI.
B Miss Edna Norton,

Funeral services for Miss Edna Nor ton, the dwoman of mystery. were held from her home on Brown avenue, Fri day, Rev. J. W. Payne officiating. In torment was in the Pachaug cemetery in the plot owned by Mir Moffat for whom she has kept house seven years. Friends sent in a beautiful bouquet Undertaken Tinker was in charge of the arrangements.
 Beautiful Apple Blooms.
 The crab apple tree in Dr. Thur ber'S yard is in such gorgeous bloom that it is one of the attractions of Main street
 T. B. Keen is in Lowell today to at tend the funeral of Hugh Scott, a rel ative of the family.
 Third Company Accepts invitation. The Third company has accepted the invitation from Griswold to come to the borough on Memorial day and take part in the parade The com pany express themselves as. much pleased to be table to- assist in the local decoration Jewett City's recep- tion to them is always as cordial and hearty as it is possible to make it. Mrs. G. A. Haskell attended the fu- neral of Mrs. Julia H. Newton in Gen. tral Village Thursday. F. H. Gilbert is putting a heavy dressing of gravel on East Main street To Plant Many Potatoes. Potatoes are bringing S1.15 per bush el in the local stores. Farmers are pretty well sold out and several of ths large raisers are buying seed It is predicted that Griswold will producs a larger crop of potatoes this fall than in any previous year.
 William McNicol lost valuable dog Thursday. It was killed at Bishops crossing by trolley. The animal was : l-N is imported and the father of this dog was valued at $500
 Sunday Services. At the Congregational church Sun day the pastor. pr. W. H. Cane, will preach. Subjects, morning The In- fiuences of the Transfguration: eve ming, Bad Results from a Good Reso- lution.
 Episcopal services will be held in at 3.30 at which Rev. J. Eldred Brown of Trinity church will off1ciate. This arrangement is made necessary be- cause Rev. Richard R. Graham rector of Christ church is unable to come. l. At the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning the pastor, the Rev. Samuel Thatcher. will take for his sub ject Gods Thought of Us. In the eve ming the anniversary of the Erworth League will take place at which time
 
 officers will take place as. At the Baptist church Rev. Welcome E. Bates will preach on State Mission Work in exchange with the pastor. Rev. Allan SpidelI. The pastor will speak in the evening. his subject be- F Ing Shine
 ] Many changes are being made in Lisbon by the American Telephone and Telegraph company. new cable is being installed with some pole changes calculated to make up-to-date condi- tions in all particulars. A little less than a month will be necessary to com pIete the work.
 | Fred CampbenI who lives on a. farm in Lisbon, saw a big deer standing in !! a lot near. his house one morning re- gently. Last year the Campbell broth CTS suffered much damage to young | beans by deer. They will eat 90 hills in one night. He thinks little lead from his new rife will be necessary If they are caught in the act again.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-16
DANIELsoN.
invitations Received for Fish, Russell Weddins-Jswett City Guest Given Surprise Party-W. p. Whites Horse in Exciting Run-Circus Day.


 Mrs. Frank Towne of Norwich was F. Wood
 Mrs. Sarah Simmons of Worcester is visiting friends in Danielson. Henry c. Herbert of Fall River was visitor with friends in town Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. William M. Franklin are to spend the week end at their cottage at Oakland beach. D. A. R. Memorial Service. June is set as the date for inc holding by the members of Sarah Will Hams Danielson chapter. D. A. R., of memorial service at the cemetery at Dayville Four Corners. Miss Grace A. Taylor of Hartford visited friends in Danielson Friday. Mrs. F. T. Preston of Broad street ] had the members of the Woman's Mis- sionary societies of the Baptist church at her home for a meeting Friday af- ternoon.
 To Exchange PuIpits. Rev. w. D. Swaffield will preach at the Baptist church in Thompson Sum- day morning in exchange with the pastor. Rev. Brewer c. Boardman. Fish Russell Wedding June 3rd. Invitations were received Friday for the wedding of Miss Alice Pauline Fish of Mystic and Attorney Sabin S Russell of this town at Mystic, June 8 Damase Boulias was in Webster on | a business trip Friday. MT. Boulias | has some important contracts in that town this season.
 Will Attend Willimantie cememony Dr. L. J. Morin will be at willi- mantle Sunday. May 24, to assist ir the reception of a class of 40 mem bers into the Union St. John Baptist | Patrick Higgins of Holyoke has beer | spending a few days in Danielson or | a business trip.
 i Surprise Party for Jewett City Guest | Misses Helen and Madeline Cronir gave a surprise party for their aunt | Mrs. Martin Wolfe of Jewett City, wh< has been the guest of MT. and Mrs | P. F. Murray
 Second Death in Ten Days.
 The death of Alvah J. Hall, Jr, aget two years. occurred at the home of MT | and Mrs. A. J. Hall in Dayville Thurs day night. This is the second chile they have lost within ten days, and great deal of sympathay is felt fo them.
 | Will Initiate Candidates.
 The initiatory degree is to be con ferred upon candidates of Quinebaui lodge of Odd Fellows next Tuesda. evening. The lodge. which is doing ac tive work in securing new members confeTed the third degree on a clas of seven this week.
 To Work for Wellesley Fund.
 Local Alumnae of Wellesley colleg have formulated plans to raise none, for the Wellesley endowment fund an l have already planned one event tha it is expected will produce consider able revenue.
 Kitchen Shower for Miss PelIett. I Mrs. J. w. Gallup's Sunday schoc class of the Baptist church gave kitchen shower for Miss Myrtice Pel lett at the home of her parents, Nil and Mrs. c. H. Pellett, Thursday eve ming. In addition to kitchen utensil Miss Pellett was presented a doze silver ice cream spoons. Refresh ments of cake and ice cream wer served. About Is were present.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-16
RIBBONS and GIRDLES

The New Spring Ribbons are most attractive with their Roman stripes rich plaids, Persian and Moire, suita- ble for any purpose. Prices range from 10c yard in the cheaper quality and up to 25c, 29c. ssc. soc and s9c yard.
 Shirred Messaline Circles. all colors, b0c each