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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
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Seitern bate Ri9ter 8sG gum erfter
Wal ben Sit in Der ppli3eiabtbeilune
bss Wuniaipalseri9ts inns. Seine
langidbrise Sstretdrin bate nebsn i'm
duf Der Ri9ter6ant plaB senommeu
unb fiibrte bas prototoQ. CUR Der.
hanblung bdtten ii9 aud Jrau uni
5o4ter eineefunben. Sreunbs bes
Ri6ters batten i6m berrIi9e glumsn'
ipsnoen sefanbt.
SroB Der grobsn an5abl JGGe, BIZ
duf Dem Dodet itanben, tonnte Der
Ri6ter bereits um IL lbr feline Often
idIieben.
Se6r gelinbe gine Ri9ter Bell mil
Seuten um, bic fpesen Sruntenbeit an
Qc:lagt paren; aud Uidbden, ipel6e
Degen Serumlungerns Dor @eri6t
itdnben, tamen nit lei9ten Strafen
oaDon; audi 2tutoiiten, fpsl6e nsger
gu i4nellen Jabrsns angetlast paren,
erhielten nur lei9te Gtrafen.
Spei bes Strdbenrou6es angsflugts
Reger, Gbparo Goot uno 2tQis @rdD,
nurben gu js 800 Celebrate uhb orei
Wonaten glrbeitsbaus perurt6eilt.
Der Ri4tuerior9uns balber itanoeu
Deridiebene pfli9toergeifens gbemdnz
nsr DOR Dem Rtdter, bod purbsn bic
Jdae biz uuf einen pertast. gtnanges
tlagter mubts, neil sr bic giirgI6af.
in S06e Oon $1,000 ni6t itellen tonnte,
auf feds Wlpnate ins Qrbettsbaus
ponoern. Der Wunn 6eibt Clemens
8ribepefer, BON SO. 507 @eit 8.Str..
pel4er BON ieiner Satin Settle Der
gi6tOerior9uns beidulbigt mar.
Sac. Robertion unb Qnorsp Moz
ban, in bersn gsiib Opium poreefunz
ben tpuroe, batten ii9 untsr Der 9tn=
tlags bss unOrbentli6en 8etragsns gu
uerantporten uno purben gu elmer
Celebrate Don ie $40 uno Soften uub
30 5asen Qrbeitsbou5 psrurtbsilt.
2eBters Strafe tpurbs IuIpenoirt. sic
mIfsn aber bic Gtaot bsrlaFsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Eoniett Oes 1uospO6( Jldnnsr6Or.

Die ieit lanssn Sabrsn 70 pirO
au6 beuer um Siterionntag Der
Suotpobl WGnner6or Elm &on5ert
Deranitalten. Ods &onsert finoet am
ql6eno bes IL. Qpril um att ubr i'm
Obeon itatt uno Wleiiter 2ouis Chr
qOtt bot nit ieinsr SGngerihaar Elm
sanS prG6tises programm pprbsreis
tet, bag obns 5rags ben unssthsilten
8eifaq Der 3a6IloIsn 5reunbe bes
8.reins iinben pirb.
Gelegentli6 oes 9on3srts tpsrben
audi apei berporrdgenbe Soliiten nit
f,irten, Der Senoriit Ssrr Soispf
Stente unb Der 9ioliniit Serr Gos
min oSbekr, Elm MitgIieb beg Sbms
p6onieorGeIters. aIs Srganiit III
ferner nod Serr 5enrp 3. aoeiter ge.
iifert porben, um zines Der gborlie-
Der su bealeiten. Das pollitGnoigs
prOgramm oss 9t6enbs 1T pis folgt:
gbor-.Sas aisb" galoamus
Senor:Solo: 6err ". O. 8apsrss
oorfer.
Gbor-,6sarts anD GIopsrs" .5obani
9iolinsS nsSoli-
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Barred 9dlao" -. gell
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Serr Sos. 8. Sfente.
G6or - rWaIomorasn" Sdulb
OrgeIbeoleituna:
5err 6D. 9. SOeitsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Gerist6 unter cine Gar.

@2attberp Subrid, 4s Sabre all.
BON go. 1921 bremen Ctr. muroc
geiteru Yormittag pou elmer WieRi-
den apenue Gar, peIAc aneeblidI
riifplrts in ole 5airpieru SucIinc
iulo Rcpeifen 9lpeniie iubr, nieoer.
genorien itno aerietb bierbei inter
oen @aggou. Subri6 puroe O,Irf,
oie gremsporritltung meitergeiho'
ben uno gegeu Ole @remsflote &c.
preBt. Gs gelans crit mad, pielen
yPiibeu Den Iann ans ieiner Gage
~ bctreicn. WtitteIIt GatroIalitoS
!puroe Der gerleste iIah Dem Belts
Strobe SSoipital aebrnf. poielbit bic
glerjte itarfe slbihiirfunsen uno an
ideinerio innere SerIeeuugen ielt-
IieIlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
gterblibfeitsberid)t.

Samss NeSntprs, 90. aonspisp.
Sirnbluten.
Woiss Soitpb. SO, Siioiidss Soipi,
tai, GunaeHt5iinauns.
Morton 9raten. so 2S4S Wontana
Abe, Ssr3lsibsu.
9bomas Barter, 80, WortoH Roao,
Str3tlappenfsblsr.
Diliam MasiI, 81. 1922 Gbais
Ctr, GuHsensnt3iinbung.
Soiepb Reisrins, "a, 603 GRrisbi
glpe.. Maesnirebs.
Wiliam @rssu, SO, 1911 Siabsla
Ctr. 2unsensnt3iinouns.
9sna ShOmas, q. ct. Sraneis
Soipital, Shpinoiu1t.
Dlartba Bsrnba-bt, 81, 1887 @ins
Ctr, Herp<nleibsn.
Jraneis Sobnss, q, 615 Central
gpe., Snqueit in S1tps6s.
Selma Rolfs, 78. 1923 sherman
glpe., Rierenleibsn.
Wlarp Rain. 81. 2432 Sprins0rops
qlDe., 2uus<nsnt5iinbuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Elocnbnrgcr,@crcin.

IN Sannina's 2utaI, 13. unr
Main StraBe. fanb aeitern 9tbeno I'm.
ter 9oriiB oes 6errn SoIepb grinf,
mann uno Der Shriftfiibruna bsa
Serrn Senrb 2uten Die reaslmdBiat
9eriummluna oes obiGen 8ereins
iidtt. 6err Sobn Siittsn bon Der
RoB glpenue, ct. Bernard, puroe aIa
neues Utitalieo dufaeuOmmen unO
aud Iofort einaefiibrt. Die 9ppf.
iteuer an ben .. u. Stdotperbuno
pltroe sur 3abIuna aHoetpieisu, ebeuio
beidlpb Der 9erein. au Dem y9rieqss
iouos" So aus ieiner aaiie bei5u'
itcueru. Die Ginnabmsn betrugeH
S23.50 uno bic 4us9a6en $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Der ainbes'Gntfiibrn beif)nISist

Ser @oIi5ei ipuroe geitern mitge
tbeilt. oaB Die 10 Sabre alte Settle
Ntap 9louO aus Dem Scim ibrer
glooptipeltern on Ger Copeland unS
McDfQan StrnBe ieit @iitttpod,
Ntorgen peri9DunSen lit. las &ino
be9ab iih wic acipobnlih sur S6ule,
fcbrte ieboh niht wieoer mad @auic
jitriid. Gieies lSernbleiben bate 6ic
AooptIumlitter iebr belnrll1igt, Od
nod oa5u befaunt mar, onB Die red)te
Otutter bes ainoeS, 6rau 8eorgc
Mbitebeao, in Der Jfdbe Ser @obs
nmD lire Oicii0en5 auigei6lagen
hatte. Ser Gcli5ei lpuroe cbenfaQ5
ntitgetbeiIt, Oub Ole SHUTTER epentueil
rilr oas gcriAmiuoeu Der aIetren
perautlportlid geDalteu peroen fam.
Ger @attc Der in ,Srage Itebenoen
GSralt erflGrte, OdB ieinc sSraG geItern
Worqen Die @obuunG utrlaiien babe.
nm iib ongeblit nah aentutD 81 b.,
gebeu. sYrau 9Iopo crti6rte, 0uB ole
Dtlttter 6es Widodens formeIl auf
ser geiib oeS &inOes Ser3ift lei
itete, aIs es ole 6amilie Slopo all
Gin0eaitatt mnubm. @eitern 9tad,
mittog erpirite 5rmt Slopo i'm ISu.
gen0gerift ciuCa S6oitbciebl Qcacn
lSrar 8bitcbeao ne9tu ain6e5 .@nt'
fiihrunq. 9Qem gluihein nah bot
iich Sic 5rau nit Dem ainOe nnh 60
iiiorllien gcuanot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

@eriiIt, nel6es an Dem Sinterge-
bduoe oes 9lpmeDer Sauies nngc.
bradJt lpar, ipuroe umgeluOrien uno
Die Solemaiien itiir5teu auf oas &il-
Aenoa6 oes aomiral Cafes, lpel9es
burGi6lagen pur0e. SRI. WanIie
Rogpc, Die &aiiirerin unS Der Sgellner
@rneit @urion Deld,e iib ulter Ger
StcGf 6efanoln, peldlc bon n fcd.
lenoen 9alfen ourdi6lagen purOe,
tonnten iid nod redt3eitig IN Cider.
belt bringen. Garipn puroe our6 fals
lennc Stiide am Jfiiden leift perIeet.
yiit GROCER Whibe gelan9 es, Die
&ol5itiidc aus benz 9a6 5u entfc;'
rcu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
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230-232 ISiiuite CTR, Sit
633 yiain Ctr.
5a6rif, Gilbert uno Bart Gnnanee.

9eon1tcn irtmer peinIid, neHn iie
aus ibrem @irfunqstrei5, nit tpel'
dem iie eben 70 baI6 lmO bolb per-
trnlt purOen, berausgerinen tueroen.
Die 0eteftioS @enter ltno @erns
bur0t, tpeLAe Der Spielers s9lbt6etiltng
ongeb0rten, puroen 5ll oll9emeinen
Gienitcn bernn9e8ogcn nno oatilr
treten Die Ieteftips 6iq uno WcDers
mott elm. Sittelt. Getcttio SSefIries,
peIfer elmer Der GlteIteu geanlten in
oieier Siniidt mar, miro Ourb De-
teftio GoQ obgeI0it, iooo5 jest Die
Sittenritter nus Dem Getcftips 81
Ienrei0er uno 9oQ 6eiteDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Webmrtem.


u II D II.
2atbsn unb Sara6 Sberman, SIS
Gaurel Str.
Clarence uno @ipla Riggs, III SO.
8. Ctr.
Charles unb Clara SteOsng, sos
Ounbrioge ctr.
5rant uno Wargusrite 9roeman,
$3.50 8aff Qpe.
WiQidm uno WarD Mepsrs, 1927
II. Ctr.
0aDiO uuO 9lnna Ssis, 212 GongreB
Str.
Sarrp uHo Seanne gIad, 1929
Gaitern 4ps.
Madden.
@eorge uno SeIen Sap6orn, 1118
8elDeoer Ctr.
Sobn unb Bertha ebelton, Pill
Satmdter Ctr.
Dalter unb 2bereIu StaDtlanoer,
800 Stdte Qlpe.
&bolpb unO Catherine Staugbtpn,
2446 GBelt o. Ctr.
8. 0aQus uHo 2ula Winton, 68O7
Ban &irt Ctr.
Robert unb Sslen pisrts, 1889
WpObburu Qpe.
5rebsrid unb Caroline Gi6meper,
1916 5reeman glps.
GmiI unb Roiie 9urbec, 1906 Garll
Str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

bic ainber Der Grau Caroline @arnau
(toaettib), bic &inber Der Jrau 5ens
ristte 8obn Qoaettip), gbarlss &olt=
boff unb Greberide aoltboff ie einen
5beil erbalten.
Oas 9eitament bes an 13. MGra
1914 in Hefp yort Deritorbenen $ q Il
rp Jeber, beHen Werm0gen auf
$4,000 in perionalz unb $150,000
in Grunoeisentbum ssfddBt pirb,
fpurDe ssiterH i'm bieiisen prObatses
ri9t eingerei9t. Der @erfor6ene,
ipeldsr unDerbeiratbet mar. binterldbt
orei 8riiber, Gouis Seoer, Cincinnati;
Gus. unb Siaac JeOer, Nep gort;
eine S6Deiter, Jrau Grneitine 5ol5.
man, Ro9efter, q. g.; fopis eine sros
| Be anaabl Refisn, giidten, GrObneffen
unb @robni6tsn. Inter ben Reffen
unb Ri6ten befinbsn ii6 Der iunse
4npalt 9apiD Wl. 9spp, Jlorence
Weil, 5attie Silberbers unb Bar
Silberberg bon bier.
Der 2eitator psrma6t Der Soeietp
| for Gtbicul Culture, Nep Dort,
$1,000, iopie $3.50 pro Sabr fir 5ebn
Sabre; Der S9ule beiagtsr GeielIi4aft
$1,000, Iofpie $25 pro Sa6r fir 3ebn
Sabre, bem Srsiluftteim beiagter Ge.
fsaidaft $500, Ionie $25 pro Jabr
| fir 10 Sabre, elmer BON Ieinen 9sItas
mentspoIlitredern gu be3ei6nenoen
WObltbdtigteitsanitalt $1,000, Der
5ubion @uilo. Hep Yort 500, iotpie
$25 pro Sabr fir 10 Sabre, feinsm
Rsffen Oanib W. 2eDD, Cincinnati,
fir selsiitete psrtboolle Dienite $10,>
600, Isinsr Ridts Qboie Spear, ele
ObneOies i6on isbr poblbabenb 1T,
$500. Der Reft isines 0ermOssns
foa bon ben 9sitamsntspolIit
psrpaltst, unb bic gintiinfte iollen aui
iOl6s Weils, ipie ss in bsm 9eiiamsnI
onsefiibrt lit, unter Die 3ablrei6en
0srpanbten bss 8sritorbsnsn pertbeilt
iperben. Oapio Wi. Qepp uno aouis
Jsber limb bic bisiigen 9eitamentsrolls
itreder.
Ra 6 LAB Q den.
Ottilh Snpbsr 1T Ra6labpsrpalt.s
rim bon Robert Snsber; 9runoeigen
tbum $1,000.
CLARA S9mibt III 5eftamsntsDolls
itrederin BON Ruoolpb S9mibt; per-
Ionalien 5000, Grunbsissntbum
$1,000.
8. 3. &ut6bausb unb Sarrb 5.
aut9bougb iinb 5eiiameuispoGftreder
bon Minnie Sane &ut4buusb; Gruno>
eiseut6um $4,000.
Ssrman 8. Slider III HadIaBpsrs
matter bon u. W. Slider; Grunb.
.isentbum $250O.
8erfaiebenes.
Sobn o. 4fb6p erlangts Elm llrt6eil
iiber 1921 ses.n Mcaup. WalIarb &c
60.
@sorse Smith, n.l6er iid bes
0isbitabls iduloie betannte. tpuroe
ssfi.rn gu feds Wonatsn qrbeitsbaus,
5000 unb aoien psrurtbeili.
Die 9eetman Strube 6. II. 9. u.
So. tldgte eins 5ppotbetenforbsruHg
iiber $1433.o6 sesen SDispbine 90.
Gipps II. u. Elm.
Wie porseitern Der Staotanpalt, 10
Eat aud gefiern Der Staatsanipalt IL
ginmsn Jes Gountps sinsn Ginbaltsz
b.fsbl segsn bic gs5abIuns bon
$5956.71 in len ftaatlihsn arbeiters
llnflas s9eriiterunas JoHbs erlangt
unb pir6 in 0erbinbuns nit BEN
Stabtanpalt ben Saa our9 alIe Sn-
ftaH5en berfedten. Der eingetlagte Be
tras rsprGientirt bic geifteuer, ipelche
hem gountp bebufs 9erii4.ruus ieis
.nsr 9lnseitsllteu nuferIsst tporoen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Nuappes Gntfpmmeu.

Der Sturm mcld,er geitern Naf-
mittos iiber Cincinnati binpegfcgte.
ribtstc eincn be0eiItenoen Sd)aOen in
Der fiid)e oes glonlirol CAFES neben
benz 9lnmeper tSebdliOe an Ser Matu
nabe Der 5iiniten S.rabe al. Gin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Serietunacn i'm SeteftiuOepartement

Sm 0etetttp- -7epartement bottc
neItern aiit cine fletne lluupGl5uns
itattgefnnben Gernrtige 1eriesim,
gen pcrocn ale Wlunote poreenom.
men, bod beriibrt es Die betreifcnoen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Sar Nntubeiitcr.

IoIi5eid,ef Gobelou lieB geitern
befarutmahen haB Ole 9lutomobil-
Sisenien oes ,Sabrcs 1919 nod bis
gum 10. slpriI 8iiltigteit baben.
Gbdufieure, pclbe einen Sraittuogeu
nod) Dem 10. 9tpril NIT etuer aIten
2isensmintmer iiibreu. peroen N
Saft genommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

m Sic f0nnen feinen Srrtbim
III begeben U}aoame, penn
Sic Sons 8elOatone matte
8anofar6e fir tnnere 0efpra.
tionen tpdblen.
att 2elte bon @eidmad 3ieben
III tie alien annereu Dor.
U Sic lit oep!b faan 'ms,
" mas nod beiier 1T, iie 1T
Oauerbait En0 biQig.
4 giQiger alS Iapeteu, 0en ir.
genoienlano fam lie uIftragen,
Der einen Biniel balten tanh
uno iic bdlt Sabre lang.
4 SIRE matten, milocn 9iiinnCen
mo GSar6eu iino itets frelmoIidb
uno lei6t rein 3lt balteH
Il Seize ln6 @aiier merOen Jett
uno S6mub entierneu.
q 3peiimo3pon5iq biibide giii-
ancen uno sSarben 5tr @usDa6I.
Syarbenfarte uuf 8uni6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
9okQl.Derid)t
MuS ben Oeri@tsb6fen.
3. Wnrrab Ierribeu binttrlaht ieim
grokes Yerm6sen an @obltba.
tigfeits.glnitalten.
Tr Sdamipieler Geo. Stpne pon
Der anflase Ses 3Ootidlass
ireiseiprodeu.
Mus ben Weri@tsb5fes.

GGeibeiSunas Safe. - Sfaoener.
irs.aIaacn. Ginscreidte Geita.
meiite. Radlabiadcn. - Ser.
id)iebenes.
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jdr (en0e!

@ir reierbircn 9etteu uno aabi.
nen nad) uno ron europa aui allen
Sransatlantii6eu
Sampier.einisn.
areoitbrieie. 9siie.6befs.
TGiie (@aBports) beiorst.
Western GermalBalk
Ode II. unb @ine Ctr.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
sAss-cLEF CONCERT.

The Bass-Clef is to make it's first appearance this season in Slater Hall on Friday, Jan. Soth, with Edna Dunham. soprano. and Louis Kreidler, baritone, as assisting artists. This chorus of men now entering its fourth season, has come to be looked upon with much pride by the music lovers of the city, and the concerts which they give are looked forward to with delightful anticipation. The club seasons concerts, but it is quite req sonable to assume that the three months drill in the preparation of the program to be given at the coming concert, will have increased the eftic- 1ency of the organization and that the work of the men will be even better than ever before. In the selec- tion of soloists the aim is to present the younger and most promising artists of the day. Miss Dunham's s success both at home and abroad have stamped her as unQuestionable.
 MT. Kreidler is the leading bari tone with the Century English Opera Co. of New York and has met with great success in each of his different roles He is known as a finished art iat, equally at home on the concert and the opera stage.
 The associate membership of the club has this season been very much enlarged and now numbers over two hundred. It is open to everyone who feels an interest in the club and its future and the advantages are many. Associate members by subscribing for the seasons concerts get their tickets at & lower rate and before the pub lie sale begins. If you have not al- ready filled out an associate mem bership card you should do so at once. Cards may be gotten at Davis Book Store
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

A very classy bill is running at this popular theatre the last three days of this week, including three fine double acts, a two-reel photoplay with Flor ence Lawrence in the lead, entitled A Girl and Her Money. taken from the book of the same name, by Sir BulWer- Lytton. Housley & Nichols present a very neat musical number which 1n- cludes exceptional playing of saxa- phones, comets, violin and trombone. There is lot of good comedy running through the act and also some good rag selections are played. The Jeunettes, a mixed team of tumblers ard aero bats. present many new and novel stunts in this line, and win 8 big hand. Kimball & Lewis are a versa tile pair who do a varied act, includ- ing singing, talking and acrobattc stunts, in Al shape. A very interest ing number of the Animated Weekly will be shown, too. as well as funny comedy reel entitled The Lesson the Children Taught.
 For Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day of next week a fine musical com edy or girl act has been booked, con sisting of ten people. mostly girls, lots of catchy music and pretty costumes. Mondays picture feature is His Own Blood, a two-reel drama, with Edwin August, the favorite actor of the Pow CTS company. A good comedy reel by the Joker company. Mike and Jake as Hoboes. and Lois Weber and Phil Smalley in a Rex comedy drama will complete the bill
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
STOP CATARRH
Unless Properly Treated With Hyomei This Disease May
 Become Serious,

If you have catarrh. usually indicat- ed by sniffling. stopped up head. drop pings In throat. watery eyes, and morn- ing choking, there is an irritated state of the mucous membrane which al = lords an ideal condition for the growth of disease germs.
 Do not allow the dangerous germs which may be breathed into the nose, throat and lungs to begin the destruc- tion of your health.
 The easiest, simplest quickest, surest and cheapest way to check catarrh is by breathing Fyomei-all druggists sell it. This wonderful medicated air treatment does not upset the stomach, but Is breathed in through the Hyomei inhaler, directly following and surely destroying all disease germs that may have been inhaled-the tissues of the throat, nose and lungs are quickly healed and Vitalized.
 The unusual way in which Hyomei is sold by The Lee & Osgood Go, dis pels all doubts as to it's curative prop critics. Money refunded to anyone whom Hyomei fails to benefit. A com plete outfit, including inhaler and bottle of liquid, costs but $1.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17

WANTED-One or two families hav- ing two or three girls to work in b!eachery; steady work and good wages given. Address Box SS2, Danielson.
 1an17d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17

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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
DAVIS THEATRE.
Last Chance to See Checkers, the Big Five Reel Feature Photopiay, Today.

A show that has the quality stamp on every number is being shown at the Davis both in vaudeville and pho toplays today. Many musical acts have played the city but 1t will be @ long time before there Is one to equal The Military Maids and Stewart. For good clean musical selections, magnificent costumes and beautiful scenery this aot has no equal. The act consists of three women and one man. and they play several different instruments in 8 nnasteriy manner, from classic to rag time. The feature photoplay, Checkers, with Thomas W. Ross as the star, Is something really worth seeing (pro- duced by the same company that pro- duced Arizona, that great picture which was shown here), with an all star cast, in five magnificent reels. If you have not already seen this great pho toplay you cannot do better than avail yourself of this last opportunity of seeing what Is without a doubt one of the greatest pictures ever shown in Norwich. The other photoplays on this bill are K. B. drama called Prince, featuring a very clever dog, and Love and Dynamite, one of those screaming funny Keystone comedies, with 8 laugh in every inch of film. Another quality bill is booked for Mon day, the vaudeville attraction being Coleman, Barr and Gaffney, a trio of clever comedians and singers, who pre-, sent three-man minstrel show. The feature photoplay is another Famous Players feature called The Fight for Millions, a sensa tional four-reel. drama featuring the famous Barney Gilmore
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Wifey-Anyhow. a woman's mind is always clearer than a mans. Hubby It ought to be. It changes oftener- Illinois Siren.
 Wife (complainingly)-T Will finscons' house is much larger than ours. Husband-Yes, my dear, and so is their ortgage--Boston Transcript.
 "Biffers is the slowest pay in town" 'Is her" Yep. If he owed a man an apology he'd pay it by install ments. ."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 Irate Intruder-Look herei You've been in there half an hour and never said a word. Man in the Call Box I am speaking to my wife. sir Sketch.
 T don't know what I would have done if it hadn't been for youl" ex- claimed the discharged prisoner. You'd have done time" was the dry comment of his attorney.-Y onzers Statesman.
 How shall I know if they want me glory demurely at the amateur the atricals. That will be quite easy" explained Mrs. korstic. You will hear the cat calls."-Judge.
 50 you owe your success as a stock speculator to stoicism?" asked the broker. Whenever there was de- clining market l made a practice to grin and bear it."-BuffaIo Express
 T was in mourning for my husband a whole year from the 9th of March to the 5th of May" ''But-excuse me that's 14 monthsi" Yes; but in the carnival season I stopped for two months. -Meggendorfer Blaetter.
 Remember, there's always room at the top" Maybe" replied the young man in politics. And yet that intangible parsonage known as the man higher up doesn't seem to leave much space for newcomers.'-Wash- ington Star.
 My father''-the English girls eyes flashed proudly-'1ed the Six Hundred at Balaklava-" The Amer lcan girl smiled superciliousIy. My mother"-she paused to add impress siveness to her words-'1eads the Four Hundred in New York."-Puck.
 'T saw your father taking you to the woodshed yesterday morning, Willie. What had you been doing?" Nothing. He just took me out there to meet a soldier-friend of his" "A soldier. Who was he?" That Teller Corporal Punishment he's always talking out."-Detroit Free Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-17
COLONIAL THEATRE.
The Sea Eternal, Wonderful Two Reel
 Scenic Sea Story.

The lure. of the sea eternal is no where more pronounced than In this powerful Lubin drama that Is the lea ture at the Colonial today. Every where the sea speaks. with It's gran deur, its incessant motion, its infinite greatness and withal its unspeakable glory. The whole picture teens with the atmosphere of fishing villages and the homely people who invade it. In cidentally, there is a thrilling rescue scene. showing young girl who is carried out to sea in leaky boat. and is saved by Crazy Mary, a demented woman, who turns out to be the girl s mother Her Faith in the Flag, a most remarkable Vitagraph production, shows the new cast in a powerful dra- ma, and Sophie Clutts. Alkali 1ke's old sweetheart, famous for her ride in his "ottermobile,' appears in A Snakeville Courtship, big Essanay comedy scream, and Falling in Love With Inez is the very delightful and refined Edi- son comedy of the kingdom of youth. Another big picture programme sensa- tioD for MOndaV
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Wifey-Anyhow. a woman's mind is always clearer than a mans Hubby It ought to be. It changes oftener- Illinois Siren.
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Landseape Gardenina.

On account of numerous requests for landscape service coming to us from Norwich and vicinity we have ar ranged to have our landscape design CTS, Messrs. w. E. Campbell and R. B.. Faxon, spend, the week of Jan.19-24 in Norwich. Persons having landscape problems under consideration, or de- string information concerning future Dlantings, can secure free consultation by calling up the Wauregan for ap- pointment. The Elm City Nursery Co New Haven. Conn