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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03
@elbaern,
gerlin, i'm dsbruar.

| 5alt INNER fommt er aus tleinem,
unbetanntem Heft, BON ireenbpo i'm
tueiten llmtreis Der Mart, burh gu
| fall zines Sages mad Berlin: mil
pradtOOllsm glonb. ober edigsn 8epes
lgunsen, lebensbunsrig unb neusieris,
aber nod gang unb gar beberridt bon
proDiu5iaku llneeiaidlidtsiten ;. gr
bebisnie bisber bic 4unbinnen Der
tleiniten areisitaot, seborfam iebsm
Winte bon Wabame, bic iid nit !oils
fs oes RonfettiDnsrsifenben aus Berlin
3ur Mobetbrannin Der freisitGbtii4en
Damen aufi6pans, unb bos junse
Mdbel, bas bemiitbse, arme @sripanbs
te ibr ididten, srubmiitbis 3ur 8.rs
lfduferin annabm. Wenn Der Reiisn=
be aug Berlin BEL Rdbame ooripri6t,
ipas alle Dierteliabre beim Wpbenz
-iibersans eitpa ssi6iebt. Der fabelbaft
elegante RsiIsnbs aug Berlin nit benz
blanten 3plinber, ben ipeiBsn @dmas
Idsn unb ben srob.R muitsrtoffern-
alles on ibm lit rtipp topp", tpis aud
an Berlin Islbit aIl.s .tipp topp" III
-, tpenn Der Rsiienoe alfo nit isinen
.Noupeautses" i'm 9dben BON Wabame
porfpriht, fommt sum erfteu Mal bi.
lodtnbe gerliner @elle, bas lodenbe
WsltiiaStmGrhsn gerlin iiber Die tIsis
ne @ertduferin =.
llnb es tam isin, bab bas iunge
Wdbel biibId 1T, bab es b0flia tnirt,
penn .G. M., Der Reiienbe aus 9srs
lin es sipsimal, or.imal in bi. runs
ben Manstn .nsiit, felbit bas uner>
borte Gliid fam eintreten, bah bic
onsenehm beriibrte MaieitGt b.s R.is
ienben Elm fommsnbes 9enie in bsm
MdbeIfxn pittert, uufs pofamt iiiirst
unb feinem Gbef aufserest nad Berlin
brabtet, bdb er ioeben sinen .fulmis
nanten Gelbitsrn" enibedt. llnb
menus peitsr Der 3ufall mill, baB i'm
Acknowledgment Der Wunib nad
siner .gr0be AZ per fofort" auss,s
fproden ipirb, uno 5rdulein srubdsH
ben Wabrbsitsb.ipsis fir gang ssnau
Az auirttsn tam, 10 lit bic entidei= |
benbe 2sbenspenoung ou9 idon ss=
i6eben: oas nd6ite 3iisle nimmt
srubhen nit an bic Spree BON g.rnes
berg ooer Oinssoa mitten ins Slid.
Die auiftiesmOsIi9ieitsn fur iunss,
noblsrpadfene 9amen i'm llmtreis
Der 8erliner Ieibsnrauidenben 5aus.
poistti finb einmal bon Walter 1ursz
sinsfp Isbr biibi6 uno poltstbiimli6
miinter in jenem s9eIbfternA sei1ils
bert iporben, Der iia nun aud an bic
&inpleinipano befiste unb Big su Dem
4ngtnblide, ipo sr idlieblid5 ebreei5s
.Dis Sirma beiratbet", bic!
ppn Der ganSen glftronomie bes gerli=
ner aonfettionsbimmsls perrGtb. ylpt
III niht allies nit srubnens lteberiiebs
lung BON 0insspa na9 Berlin sei6es
ben. Der bobegbsi bes groBsn MpSes
baufes lit sntiebt iibsr bic gdisbeit ieis
nsr Heusrtperbuns, nod mebr iiber bic
9ltinm1b1sntratt Ieines 3utunft.
5eIbiierns. llnb icfort ieBts bic Resie
I'm. bic bobe GelbiterniduIe. Oas
tpe9islt ben gerneberser
5onntassitaat: bic n0tbise @srpanbs
lung in cine iinse 9erliner Dame in
IsTfebtn. gDeun fis lille Itebt, iie6t
nan ibr reides faimmernbes glonbs
mar, iiebt ibre idlanfe. feinsliebrise
yeffalt. fieht man itr biibfd1ss bIaii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03

init ibm in's geri6i sssanssn iperb.n,
aber er tpirb iid bsats ipeaen 9rdssns
perborgsnsr Waffen 5lt perantiporten
baben, benn an linn ipurben elm
idarfgelabener Nepolber iopie etipa
20 @rtrapatronen qefunben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03
ehiffsnahrihteH.

g em Sort, 9. @ara. Slngef. !:
Cincinnati, Don @enua; ,aaiicr
5rans Soiepb IT,, BON Srielt; ~Min.
netonfa", bon 2onoon; gBbilabel.
pbia", BON Soutbanlpton.
sl6gefabren: nSerona", na6
@enua.
@Iasqow. gtngef.: oGoImn4
bia", BON Stem 9orf.
@ibrnltar. T. @bgef.: yGaronia@
naf Stem gorf.
Bremen. slngefommen: ,aron.
prin5eiiin @ecilie", BON Stem gorf.
slbaeiabren: Bremen, nacb 9teip
Dorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03
Oot aut q EN- eint.

3um Geburtstage meiner Nlrtter
fam aud Mtinno, oas SonsnIG6dleu.
Inn Slt grutliliereu. sic iuete:
y@ndbiee sSrou, ih ipiinide Sbuen,
baB sic nod redt uieI an Sbren Sin.
bern erIeben iouen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03
6 in Gamer erfer Cite

R tom. 2. Mdrs. = @iopanni Bans
nuteli. elm yteffe Der &arbinGle Ses
rdp6in unb 9incent 8unnutelIi, tpuroe
bier am Wtontag gu stpei Sabren Sc
fGnaniB perurtbeilt, ipeiI er einen
Treuno beranlabt bate, bic Sufpelen
ieiner Mutter gu iteblen. Die SSuipes
len i'm Wertb pon $500 tpurbeu fir
$4,000 perpfdnbet, tpoOpn 8dnnutelii
$500 nabm, ieinem Ssreunb, ben er
srt bem 9iebitabl perleitet, MIR 5000
iiberldHenp. Die 8eiben beaaben iidJ
ipater na6 Mtsritp, fpo 8annutelIi
ieinen s5reuno mitteIlos surGdlieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03
SeIesrapbiide NutiSex.

- Gincinnatier poitinfpeftoren bas
ZEN in Chicago etnen @ifenbabn=poits
clert NamenS 9. g. @iie berbaftet,
Der in G1eItertOn, Sno,, tpo6nt. Die
9oitinfpeftoren bebaupten, baB Miie
Die Poit felt 5sbn Sabren berau6t bus
re unb oab Elm 2odbrief in ieinem
9eiib gefunoen iporben iei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03
0 o It feftum.

Gin prGftiaer McuId, Der 9of.
for @iieniteinl Der id,ift ieinen Sn.
tieilten ME cine Rehniu1g ins Snus,
ioitoern immer crit ibren grbenl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03
Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
Teuer.

| " Z " /.
Sanpille. &p., 2. MGrs. Sds
Glider Sotel in bieiiqer Staot puroe
om Wtontaa ourh Feusr serftort unt
ete breiRia 9d..e tparen aespunqen
iih in ibren Hd9ttleibern ins Treie
an fIiidteH. Die @Gite perloren alle
ibre peri0nliben Gffstten. 9lu9 nod
anbere 9ebdube in bem Sotelblod
brannten nieber. ebe es qelanq, ben
Tlammen Ginbalt su ae6ieten. Der
anaerihtete Shaosn belduft ii6 auf
STE. 900.
Der 9uff6fag sinss gfer.
Des m 6te cine Speraz
tion unn0tbig.
5remont, Ohio, 2. UaGrs. -
Souis Wtiller, Der 25 Sabre aIte Sobn
eines prominenten Sarmers bon 2iuoz
Jap, partete bort ON Samftag RaHz
mittag am gabnbof auf einen 3ua, Der
i'm na6 SoIeoo bringsn ipIte, mo cine
Operation On ibm porsenommen fperz
ben follte, als ibm elm g}ferb einen
Sufi9laa gegen ben 2eib periebte, in
Solse beiien Der jlnse Mann nm
Sonntag 4beno farb.
8Om glIts 9ro5eb in Chi
cugo.
gbicago, SG.. 2. MARS. = ssn
bem prp5ehe sesen Dilliam Gbenep
Gais. bon Cincinnati, Der ansetlagt
II. in einem bieiissn Sotel feline syrau
ermoroet su babu, fasten mebrere
4erste fir bic 8ertbeibisung aus, oab
GHis csifis rnSuretnunssfGbio aeuez
len lei, 1ls er bic Sbat beging. Or.
Sulius 8rinter, pom Stab beg Gountp
Soipitals, fdgte baB CHS irrIinniq
seipeien lei, als er Die S6ut beqinq,
ieBt aber iei er geiitis Sure6nungsfde
big. anoere 2ler5te {astel,, oaF Glis
aud lest nod ettpus geiitesgeitDrt Iei.
Wlan eripartet, baB Der Gtaat am
Sl litas Sr-endrste aufrufen ipirO, bic
o-n au5Iasen bez 3eusen pom Ronta1
ipieeripre9en tperben.
Der @ertauf BON 81 o + bier"
Derboten.
Columbus, g., 2. Mdrs. Il
Der @ertauf bon ,Rab6ier" nun in |
Shio eingeiteut psrben, pioriaenfaus |
oi: gisentbiimer Der @ebdube, in De- |
nen elm iolhes 9strGnt bertauft pirb.
CUR ge5ablung Der Dom Often
Steuer beranse5oeen perben. Die
Stats 2i5enatommihion bat am
Mpntag ba6inIautenbe girtuIare an
lle Gountp 2isen5bsb0rben i'm Staate
1eIGidt.
Die Transformation ertlGrt, baB
,ieIe @irtbe, bic inter benz neuen
Seieb feline 2i5enSen erbalten boben.
Irpbe Mengen pou rgiobbier" pertauft
inb lid elm prpfitables @eIddft auf=
lebaut unb piele ibrer friiberen aunz
ben bebalten baben."
SelbftmorS.
3anespilfe, g., 2. WGr5. -
Srl. 2aurd McSenrb, 81 Sabre aft,
lat iid bier am Montaa in ibrer DObs
lung bergtftet. Sic lit entiebIi1e
Sd1meraen ala Iie nm gpnrns,, n,,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03
9 el 5 Il m orb.
tio II Dtbig.

3anespille, g., 2. MGr3. =
Trl. aauru McSenrb, 81 Sabre aft,
bat iid bier am MOntas in ibrer Dobs
nnng bersiftet. Sic lit entiebIi9e
Gdmerssn, aIs iie am Worgen BON
Raabaru aufsefaHSsu iparSe uns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03

itar6 ebe dr3tli6e Silfe gebra6t ipers
ben tonnte. 8erSfpeiflung, bic lie na4
eiHem Streit nit ibrsm 9rGutigam
ergriffen, Ideint lie gu Der 9bat ge4
trieben gu babeH.
SH SoLge elmer @rplofioH
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
X. CT. u. Worker
Speaks at Baptist !
Church Tonigkyt

Miss Margaret Biz, national or
ganizes and lecturer for the W. C. r.
u. Will continue her campaign of or
ganization and education In Trini-
dad. Last week Miss Bill made sew
eral addressse and commenced this
week by talking to large number
OF people at a union meeting at the
Presbyterian church last; evening.
Members Of ALI churches in the city
were present. tl". n-l H"i-"
THIS afternoon Miss Bilz will ad-
dress a meeting of the ladies at the
home Of Rev. Butler Of the Baptist
church and steps will be taken 10
|nrganize a local branch of the W. c.
T. u. to carry on locally the work OF
that organization Tonight at 8 o.
clock Miss Bilx will speak at the
Baptist church at a mass meeting to
which everybody is invited. r.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
CHAVEZ BATTLES
MITCHELL IN
milwaukee TONIGHT

Denver, Colo, Sept 2S.--Tonisht
at Milwaukee. Benny Chavez, the
Trinidad featherweight. makes his
first eastern bow in n lO-round, no.
decision bout with Ritchfe Mitchell.
the fast Wisconsin lad. before the
South Side Athletic club. From re-
ports. Mitchell is a 1-to-l0 favorite
in the betting in his home town.
Renny has been working out since
his arrival In the Beer City" at
Larkins gymnasium and has made
quite hit with the Milwaukee fans.
who are anxious to see the Colorado
boy IN action, as his reputation as n
mixer has made quite sensation
there.
As the bout is only 10 rounds, 1t
should be hummer from start to
finish, as both boys are very fast over
that distance.
There are several good feather
weights throughout the east who are
after the Mexican In case he makes
good showing with Mitchell In to-
nights battle. and Benny will have
all he can tena to for while. He
fought Mitchell 20 rounds here in
Denver August 49,, at the Colorado
Athletic club, which battle was call
ed a draw after a hard fight.
Mitchell has got everything on
Benny in reach, height and weight.
benn's main chance is a quick knock
out. or the Milwaukee hoy may take
him into camp, as he is too clever
and knows too much about the 10
round game for Chavez with the
mitts, and will likely outpoint him
all around and receive the newspaper
decision over the little Mexican lad.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
jill. ABERcRoMBIE.
KAISER PEACE EMPEROR"
SAYS british WRITER

Berlin, Sept. 2S.-Ihere is IN CIR
culation in Berlin a copy of the In
ternational Monarchist in which
there appears an article concerning
Emperor William from the pen of
Houston Stewart Chamberlain. an
English author who has lived in Ger
many and Austria since 1885.
Mr.. Chamberlain says that he has
often met Emperor William without
ceremony. He declares that his ma
iesty's guiding principles are deep
feeling of responsibility before God
and determination to preserve
peace for Germany. The highest de-
sire Of Emperor William, Mr.. Cham
berlain writes, was to be able to say
on his death bed. II have preserved
lieace for my country, history will
call me the peace emperor
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
FEDERAL BOARD TO
PROBE STANDARD OIL

Washington, Sept. 2S.-Investiga-
tion of the Standard Oil company's 8
attitude toward independents, its di-
vidend before. dissolution by the new
ly created, federal trade committee
was ordered by the senate today in
passing resolution by Senator Gore;
Senator Chilton's resolution for the
OF the oil trade condi-
ttons in Pennsylvania. Ohio, West
Virginia. New York and Oklahoma
was passed with an addition to have
the investisation made by the inter-
state commerce commission.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
PERSON Ais,

"
Mr.. and Mrs. Max, Rascower and,
Miss Katherine Sheldon mtotored t to
,..;: s:;; ;ssg,.sgs ssesHa l. eks e.ts. t% s,,9|
where they will'attend the meeting
of the distSict Baptist Association,
which will be in session three days.
20. l.. Phillips of Ration was In
the city'safdrday. fe - y
Judge ]. G. Northcutt went yes
terday to Ration where he will SPEND
. few days attending court In colfaxi
county. f' n
JOHN Morrow and Robert Alford.1
attorneys OF Ration. spent Saturday
and Sunday in Trinidad. :.
Albert Lawrence. general manakerl
of the Yankee Fuel Co. and otherr
properties. returned to Ration yes.
terday after spending a couple otl
days in this city. =,
Miss Minnie Morgan arrived in,
the city Saturday evening for .;
short Visit with her mother. asf
o. c. Erwin soent the latter part
of the week in Walsenburg attend
ing to business matters.
Mrs. r. A. White, of Louisville.
Ky. arrived In the city Saturday ev.
ening and viii spend some time here
visiting with her son and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. c! A. White. at their
residence on Kansas avenue.
F. ]. Murray Of Boulder spent the
latter part of the week In Trinidad
ATTENDING to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Davis. Jr.. who
motored to Denver last week aud
have been visiting with relatives
there. are expected to return tomor-
row morning. rr.-'T
Mfr. and Mrs B. W. Perry, who
have spent the greater part Of the
summer Visiting in Trinidad. Stone
wall and the surrounding vicinity,
returned last Saturday evening to
their home. =
Mrs. L. L. Stonebreaker. who for
the past month has been visiting
relatives and friends in Iowa. re-
turned to Trinidad the last of the
week. Mrs. Stonebreaker was ac-
companied by her children. F
, Senator Barela spent Sunday on
his ranch south OF the city.
Cliano Chacon of Cokedale left
Sunday morning for Santa Fe. N. NJ,
and will later go to Taos. n. NJ.
/. II. d. Kirsh. manager OF the Fa-
nous Mercantile company. has re-
turned from the east, where he spent
the last six weeks in selecting stock
for the coming season.
i G. W. Rippey OF Denver was a
guest in the city over Sunday. and
Is in the city today attending tc
business matters.
J. Dickey of Ration spent Sunday
in Trinidad.
Verona A. Farr OF Des Moines, n.
NJ. was visitor in the city last sun
lday.
J. w. Dowd of La lara. Colo, ar
rived in the city yesterday and il
spending the day here on business.
w. 8. Watson was In the city yes
terday. 'i''i- % '''' ''''-E
H T. J. Rich of Memphis. Tenn, &C.
companied by his wife and children
ileft last Saturday for visit to Pu-
| cblo and the northern part of the
state. They have been visiting for
Iseveral weeks In Trinidad.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
ROOSEVELT INvADEs
t'''' - ''9' OHIO WITH SPEECH

Cleveland, Sept. 2S.-EndOrsinR
the entire Progressive ticket in Ohio,
asserting that the Democratic party
lis either openly-or covertly support
Ing the:liauort interests and that the
Republican party is trying TO dodge
the issue, yet at the same time sup
porting IT." Colonel Roosevelt ad-
dressed a meeting of the members
of the city club and a number Of
the clubs guests at noon here today.
The colonel left at 1880 p. m. for
Columbus; where he will make an ad-
6ress tonight.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
Ahlquist-Ford.

Ahlquist- Ford.
A wedding announcement Of some
Interest here is contained in the
statement that DR.. Richard T.. ALL
quist. formerly of this city. was mar
ried recently to Miss Kathryn Ford of
Grand View. Wash. DR.. Ahlquist
was associated for time with DIR.
John Espey and left here about three
years ago and took up a practice Mt
Grand View. He is remembered by
a number OF people.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
=. AsERcRoMBrE FOR RANGE
TO START PROBE PRICE ''n
OF COTTON SEED

Washington. Sept. 2s.--Attorney
General Gregory today began an in
vestigation Of complaints that COM
bination in violation Of the Sherman
law has depressed the price OF cot
ton seed. According to reports
brought to the department seed deal
ers are now paying about one-hali
the price paid for cotton seed in for
mer years.
New York, Sept. 2S.-The New
York and Porto Rico Steamship com.
pany owners of the American steam.
er Lorenzo. which with the Norwe-
gian steamer Thor were surprised by
"a british, cruiser while coalins tn,
German cruiser Karlsruhe, off tha
West Indies and captured. refused
today to tell who had shipped the
coal from New York. or where the
orders for it came from. The Lo-
renzo, it "a known had on board 3,977
tons of coal valued at $4,000. She
sailed from New York on August 5
On the same day the New York
and Porto Rico steamship company
cleared its steamer Bearwing for
iBuenos Ayres with another cargo Of
2.737 tons of coal valued ut $10,250
Today the Berwind was reported as
arriving at REQ Janeiro on Septem-
ber 1, more than two weeks over due.
An official of the United States
custom house, who cleared the Thor
from Newport News, also denies
knowledge regarding her cargo of
coal.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28

Yesterday was some day at the
Columbian Barber Shop. because 1t
was getting all new paper and enam-
cl throu Ehout. The Doctor was Tony
d. Clark. Notice the BARRIERS today
for that pleasant smile. 1T
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
FABA.

FABA.
Mrs. Maria Faba, who died Satur-
day afternoon, was buried at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon from the
Catholic church, the Rev. FIR. Loner-
gan officiating. The deceased was a
resident of Dawson, n. NJ, but for
the past few weeks had been receiv-
ing treatment in this city. She is
survived by a husband and family.
and the funeral yesterday was at
tended by relatives of the deceased
in the Catholic cemetery.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28

The Salvation Army can use any
cast-off clothing, furniture, kitchen
utensils, dishes, bedding, etc. ANY,
one having any of such please phone
Red 1852 and they will be called
for promptly. Thanks.-Captain Z.
s. Haas. .tf
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
Trinidad Nopelty Works
Phone. Trim. 1928. 2l0.220 Elm St.
Trinidad. Colo. ,s
NOTICE.

For the protection or the timbsf9
and grazing and to preserve the inc
crease the game and fish therenns
The Rocky Mountain Coal and Ir09
Co., and the Colorado FuG. and lroI
Co.. hereby give notice that all tres
passing. hunting or fishing on theis
lands in Las Animas County. ColoT
RADIO. are strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal & Iron
Co.. and The Colorado Fuel and irodP
Co.-By j. f. Welborn. President. ..a j
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
SCHuEMENZ,

|SCHIEMENZ.
The funeral of Freda. the three
year-old daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Schiemenz OF 700 Abeyta street
who died last Saturday, was held
yesterday at 2:30 from the r. G. Sipe
Undertaking company. The Rev. E.
II. Gates officiated, and the body
was laid to rest in the Masonic ceme-
terry. The casket was laden with
many beautiful floral offerings. Civ
en- in memory of the departed one by
friends of the family.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28

misery. All! how comfortable your feet
feel. Get 25 cent box of "TIZ" now at
any druggist or department stbrc. Don't
'uffrr. Have good feet. glad feet, feet
hat never swell, never hurt, never get
rc,. \ years foot comfort guaranteed
money refunded.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
sToRK VISITS HoEHNE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tortorice OF
Hoehne are the parents OF 10
pound baby boy. All concerned are
doing we'll.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28

raw spots. No
more shoe tight
ness, no more limp
ing with pain or
drawing up your
face in agony.
"1'IZ" is magical,
acts righ t of.
"TIZ" draws out
all the poisonous
exudations which
puff up the feet.
Use "T1Z" and for
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
MAsoNs ATTENTION! /!

Special communication Trinidad
Lodge No. 80 A. F. and AN. Tues
day. September 30. p. m. Work in
the Sd degree. All Master Masons
invited.--Nels Benston. w. NJ. 2t
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28

Don't fail to see the moving pict-'
ure of the big Ford factory, show
Ing dctual construction of Ford cars
in the largest factory in the world at
the Rex today and tomorrow. 2t
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
NOTICE TO PARENTS.

No new pupils will be enrolled in
fret grades of city after October s.,
unless they can be classified with
CLASSES already formed. r. Nor
gan, City Superintendent. 2t
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28

Your first opportunity to see a
big automobile factory in operation.
See the moving picture of them maxi
ing Ford cars at the Rex today and
tomorrow.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
o B IT U A r Y
LAWS.

LAWS.
John Davis. Jr., the four-month-
cid son of MIR. and Mrs. John Davis.
died Saturday night at Tabasco, and
was buried Sunday afternoon from
the chapel of the Trinidad Undertake
ing coi:pany. Interment was made
in the Masonic cemetery.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28

Surprise Party.
The home of Miss Myrtle Cleav-
niger was the scene last Friday ev-
ening Of delightful surprise party.
given In her honor by number of
her friends. Miss Cleavinger left
saturday for Pictou. Colo, to teach
school there during the winter and
the event was In the nature of q
farewell. Various games were en-
joyed by the guests and the feature
of the evening was mnrshmallow
toast. Those who helped Miss
Cleavinger enjoy the evening were
the Misses Mildred Hawkins. Ruth
Monesmith. Lydia and Lottie Iced
ham. Fern, Myrtle and Hazel Hawk
fns, the Messrs John Davis, Arthur
Baldwin, Owen Barnes. Allen Big
gerstaff. Lowell. Maurice and David
lCleavinger.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28

The Emporium Department Store
has a two-day special sale three times
each week. Watch their ad. If.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
'TIz". FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

Goodbye sore feet, burning feet, swol-
len feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired
feet.
Good bye corns, callouses, bunions and
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
Novelty.
Work =

We are better equipped than ever
to repair everything mechanical. See
US for motorcycles, bicycles, type
writer's, lock apd key work. Largo
stock of motorcycle and bicycle tifsf
and accessories on hand at all times.
Tyrewriters for sale or rent.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-28
SOCIETY

Pythian Sisters.
Equality Temple Nos Pythian
casA a Hhk tomorrow afternoon at o
o'clock. Business of Importance.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-25

father in Putnam for the next two weeks.
 Miss L. L. Cheney of South Man chester is spending the Christmas recess with her parents Mr. and Mrs Philip Cheney of Valley street
 Miss Helen Kelly, stenographer at the State Capitol is spending the hc1- idays with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Morris Kelly of Windham Road.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Stranlan of New Haven, and Mir. William Donovan of Fftchburg, Mass-s are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Timothy Reagan for Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas Henry and family of Lowell, Mass, are spend ing Christmas with Mrs. Henrys pa- rents, Mir. and Mrs. Ross O'Laugh1in of Jackson street
 J. F. Brick left Thursday for Sche- Christmas a< the home of MT and Mrs. Schenectady Tuesday.
 Those who spent Thursday in Hart ford included Mrs. Dennis Shea, H. c. Chamberlain, M. H. Jones, MT and Mrs. c L. Clinton, Miss Irene Griswold, IT T. Burr, A c. Hill, J. T. Murphy, Royal Rose, c. E. I1innan.
 Miss Ruth Cough, instructor in drawing and sewing in the city school, is at her home in Taunton until the opening of the city schools Jan. 5, 1915. MT and Mrs. H. c. Branch, R. O. Branch, Miss Elizabeth Branch and Marion Hall Bfancfl~are spending the holidays at CatSkill NJ