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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
NOVA KoST.

Dzingoti. h%inavci, profesijonel-
nj kricaGi in vse mOgoce vrSte ka-
nitalisti6pi burSi. H Sc vedno pc
clio $ stare frazo. da "govore V
imenu lj%udstva', imajo zopet no
vo kost. katero gloiejo Y veliko
veselie tistih ''patrijotov XII no.
Geio intervenciio V Meksiki.
Ia nova kost ie w. S. Benton
''podanik'' britanSke krone. Ia
~dragoceni angleSki podanik ie bill
% let v Meksiki, kjer 81 .ie prido-
bill veliko premozenie. IzkoriSGal
je meksikanske peone, zahteval
zaScit mekSikanskih in ameriSkih
postav. a kljub temu lie bill poda-
nix Anglije. Hotel je biti tn in
tam. Zgodilo Sc pa .ie. da je Ia
cudni "angleSki podanik" pred
nekaj dnevi naletel ma magic Smrt
V Juarezu. Eni porocajo, da ga .je
general Villa ubil . lastn0 roko,
docim Villa sam poroGa, da "a je
Benton napadel 2 revolverjem ia
kar ie bill izroGen vojnemu sodiS-
tu in obsOien ma smrt. Maj bo ka-
korze hoce - dejstvo ie, ola ie bill
Benton umOrjen. UmOr jc umor.
pa mai Sc izvrSi ma cc>ti. y Sobi.
ma viSlicah ali 10 zidu pred cev-
mi vojaSkih pUSk, Umorl st NrSc
VSak dan - umorI. Iii 81 p0 kapi-
taliSticni moral naziyljcio postav
nj umori. In hinavci Sc ne zmeni-
10. V Meksiki .ie pablo ma tisoce
ljudi - med tenn tudi ino2cmccv
- Odkar traia reyoluciia. ali TIA
kega krika Sc nj bilo kakor ie Sc
daj. Ali nj to Sumljivo? &c hi re
elmo bill Benton navadni mezdni
suzenj ali Sc slabSe - peon, ali bi
bilO tOliko rabuke2 ker pa je slu.
calno bill premozen clovek in Sc
obenem ''pOdanik' Angliie. ie pa
naenkrat njegovo zivljenje vred-
no StO ali morda tiSotkrat wee kot
pa navadn;h ljudi in zasluii, da
morajo Zedinjene drzave Z oroz-
jem planiti cez mejo in ka2novati
mOrllce.
Vprasanje .ie tudi, dali .ie Villa
- bandit, upornik, morilec ali
patriot. boriteli "a svobOdo in
pravico, kakor Sc re vzame - incl
pray. da ie usmrtil ali dial usmrti-
ii BentOna. On pravi. da ie bill
Benton polcg napada ma niegovo
osebo tudi Hucrtin spi.jon in ma
Sprotnik stvari, IA katero Sc bori
on in Observation-Disclosures stran-
ka; cato .ie zapadel kazni. &c je
tcmu tako, potem 81 ie Benton
sam kriv smrti.
Maj bo tako ali tako. ia dogo-
dck Sc ne zaSluIi. da bi morale
Iedinicnc drzavc ma komandO bri-
tanSkih kapitaliStov - Xxi Sc Jim
ccdijo slime po ol.inatih vrelcih V
MekSiki - loviti morilce onkraj
Rio grandc in : TEN ~povzrociti
akt.elno invazilo in in%tcrvcnci-
10.
Kricaoi mai pa Ie g%Ioicio tudi
10 kOSt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10

ustanovis strokovno org~anizacijo
(unijo). Ako 81 pa clan unite. te-
daJ Je tvoja sveta dolznost, da pri.
vedes svoje brezbrizne tovarise v
organizacijo.
Ako noteS podleGi v TEN veil.
KEN boju, XII Sc danes bile med
kapitalisti in delavci Sirom sveta.
potcm Sc organiziraj in organizi.
raj druge prot izkoriSGevalcem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
UNIJONIZEM NE 30 UNICEN

Dcistvo, da Sc rudniski baroni
V Michiganu grozijO, da ne bodo
PRIMAL zapadne rudarske zveze
in da kralji premOga V juznem
Colorado prezirajo premogarske
organizacije, ne bo p~repreGilo or
ganiziranja delavske mase v enem
niti drugem kraju.
Western Federation of Miners
nj naredila tiranskih razmer v
Michiganu niti nj United Mine
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
S~OLIDARNOST IZKORISCE-
VALCEV.

NoL, S,Jo,.;, ~
vlodo uodor,o ooeno1ou.,o -
kouo; .mo aoheIzni a.
vosk; podiotnil; ;znrl; nix moni
,ooo oLroa N n IoIouoou. -
mo;so - nos,s;Io nono - saa
nil; noro5oE - .on ,.a1rLon.Lom
r~or,-osLom .,or, - .aLa,a
III; zoro, nov. slrSo; I; rom =.
drastiGni lu5i ko5o brozoh,irroSt
organizirapego nodie+r;stvo No
SoSkow :, =. Tbur;nconu lN,mx;
ioN so ;z,rI; % n Lov;norsI,;h
Jol,vcov % 600 d~oIovcov co ,.rol;
tpkor,ko& ma costo Kai co 10 9
trm ramorovoIo 60 10 S;sto od
kri-o nr~izravoIo
N.lo stoy1n d~o1o,oor :; ..o.;,o
>tayko !, = v.ai n.koIiLo zboli
soio .voi noIo5ai !, ;,nrti do1o,.o;
mai Ri nrit;sniIi mn g. svoio iowa
rise for iib nris;lli ia orus.;io
svo;o zab..ra All 50 Md o. n0o
doIavci oroon;,;rari al; noon.a.;
zirani dolavc; ali 60 sociaI;stiSno
GA ali drpgcgo m;sIionio 70 do
risGevalccm ne doIa mno,o sl-rh;
Vsi sfrSiio y takom sluSoir no
costo mo olodo ~, ~ n; co hi;
"nridni' ali no v.ob o. noo 40
lavcev mora aveptuoIro strodo.;
samo da SO mar sto straiknioS;b
nris;1; ia odnobo;o od la
un~raviGenib zabtor To eovodo -;
nikakrson ,oror;zom. riLoLsno
ok odovanio parodpooo aosnn5ar
silva. krssansLo 5oson;sio uaoa,
tom mol5; Dor g .olio -
konito1;st;5r;b niooor;h nornoIo~
;ou
Vedno boli komnl;oirani nos,o
q io oosnodarski hoii r. nam 10
pokazal izpor ma Saskem Boi co
ic priGcI , maibno stavko nol;b
delavcav y kovinarsk; ;rdrs,r;i;
y Icinz;cu L; On zobtoval; roLo
like zbolisonio svoi;b nIaS Dr,,
ga k~atooor;ia d~oIorcov ;sto ;nd,,
STRIFE CO 10 niibovim ,obtoyor 49,;
dru5ilo No 20 w nodiot,;L, 49,
voril; +om 40 so ;znrli ca -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
s 7. Podpore brezposelnih nj

bene JAYNE pravice.
: s. V sluGaju sporov radi pra-
vice do podpore brezposeInih in
sploh zaradi izplaGevanja ten
regulativu dolodenih podpor cd
loGa magistratni gremij z absolut-
no veGino glaSov brez nadaljnega
priziva.
ODE. svet. Pammer govori silno
ostro prot iz~placevanju podpor
brczpoSclnim. Pravi, da gre bivst-
vo tcga sklepa "a TEN, da dobiva
lie oni p%odporo, Xxi je organiziran
in da tako goni obGina delavstv0
%naravnOSt Y organizacijo, in ST.
Ger V socialno dcmokraticno orga-
nizacijo. POdpore bodo lie razbre-
mcnjcvalc organizacije, da bodo
Uncle tc wee sredstev "a mezdne
bOjc. tUgovori pri obGinSkih sve-
tovalcih. Tudi ma galeriji ugovar-
jajo.) Podporc maj hi Sc raise da-
jalc neOrganiziranim delavcem.
lklic Z galcrijc Raise Sidmar-
ki!'L Xxi 50 n~ajzvestcjSi element.
konGno pravi, da DO natanGno gle
dial, kdo cd zaStopnikov obrtni-
kov in podjctuikov 10 g~lasoval IA
la sklcp. |Izjavlja, ia bodo glaso-
vail ncmSki obtinski svetovalci
proti prcdlogu in prcdlaga, ola maj
So vrne regularly odScku. da ga
Sc cnkrat prcdcla i'm izroGi regu.
lativ vSakcmu obtmskcmu svcto.
valcu. da ga lchko %prcStudira. Sc
dai. da jc hilo prcmalo casa ~
preStudiranjc.
ObG. Svctuik Sodrug f.. KriStan.
Cudim Sc StaliSGu. Xxi ga zavzcma
q. Pammer. kot ZaStopnik indu-
STRIFE. hi moral biti vcndar V ten
stvareh nckoliko boil pouten in
imeti hi moral nckoliko wee Soci-
alnc uvidcvnOSti. NaGrt nj le V ko-
riSt d%clavccm. ampak tudi indu-
Strija bo imcla koriSt % tcga.
Najprej moran popraviti izjavo
q pammoria do bo 20 nod%oro
razbrcmcnicvala organizacije. XII
bodo ;molo ro,or, 80 do,n ~,
Straikanjc pri kraniSki StavbiuSki
Jru5Li IS,,,L\ -; ..a.
cisto i.s,o do NOM cau;.aa;;a
doko1a,i I, mo,o emo nodn;,o
Il v.oi, b-ro,ros,l,, sIanl. ~ ..
d.i doLo rion; sIori : ,
roJn,ro Orc,r;,ooiio ,oroi noLo
do rrav piS nribro,ilo naE 49,
In wor,I. orrorI;o,i 30 a
J.Io ,o L..oro no al. -
odskodpinc Kor So -, t;so s,roi
Eanio doIoSo rocul,.i, !,
tenn slucaju ne ~plaGuic podpora
Mi =, Iu:oi, ;v,oro mn ,o1.,; -.
holm roi os,,ro ob.;ro ,or,roIno.
vos me- z,bt.v,mo oil Mo R,,. 49,.
oorigocii H. okciio ,o h,,,no.ol,o
.rlob rnmoooSo T., J.; Lua III
.Iiar, zoIo vcIilo r,os,o HI nno1
nrcdIapati tudi nodnoro 20 moor
ganiziranc. Ali 90 danes kai tace-
On sklcncmo. tcdai ne zadostuic
5000 X nit "a aparat. XII hi bill
potrcbcn "a urcditcv iznlaGevania
i'm kontrolc. Povsod. kicr izplaGu.
.icio mcsta podporc brczposclnim.
Jill izplaGuicjo ma podlagi enakc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
SOCIALIST " LJUBLJANI ~.
POSLOVALI PODPORO IA
BREZPOSELNE.

1 ~ -
log "a podporo brczposclnih. ka-
tcrega jc obcinski svet ljubljan,
ski Sprejcl soglaSno.
NaSc bratSko glasilo "Zarja"
prinaSa povodom tcga tolc zani-
mivo poroGilo:
"Ob6inski svet jc re sprcicl to-
zadcven sklep ma prcdlog obGin-
Skcga Svetnika sodruga L. Krista-
ma, ola So postavi Y proratun 5000
n "a brczposclnc podporc. Ia raz-
delitcv teh podpor je potrcbcn re
gulativ, XII "a prcdlaga odSck V
Sprcjcm. Regularly je I malimi H.
prcmcmbami ScStavljcn tako. ka-
kor "a je bill prcdlagal obG. svet-
mix f. kristan. Regularly Sc elasi ::
\ |. V Liubljani St%anujoGi de
lavci obojcga spola imajo Y slu-
taJu nezapoSlcnosti prayico do
podporc IL obGinSkih srcdstcv:
az &c prcbivaio do ducva ko
izgube dclo, vsaj lcto dni Y Ljub-
ljani:
b &c dobivajo podporo brezpo.
Sclnih kot upraviccni clani kak-
Snega druStva svoje stroke. oziro-
ma kake delavske org~anizacije
sploh.
: ,. ObGinSka podpora znaSa
najvet polovico podporc, XII jo do
Diva dclavcc od Svojega drustv.
I'M 10 izpla6ujc mcStua ob6ina V
okviru cato dovoliencga krcdita
pod enakimi pogoii, kakor 10 IL
pla6ujo organilacija.
: 3. Delavcc. XII zcli podporo IL
obtinSkih SrcdStcv. Sc mora takoi.
ko izgubi delo. zglasiti pri poSrc-
dovalnici "a dclo, bodiSi pri obGi-
nj. ali pa pri Svoicm Strokovncm
druStvu in tc So mu tukaj naka5c
primcrno dclo. "a mora ~spreicti.
Primerno je dclo talrat. kadar
Spada Y stroke nczapoSlcnega de
lavca in cc Sc pogoji vjemajo Z
mczdnimi tariff. XII so hill Sklcnic-
nj med Strokovnimi druStvi ali
pomotniSkimi zbori ma cni in pod
jctniki na drugi Strani. Kicr mi
takih tarifov, .jc smatrati IN pri
mcrne tiSte pogojc. XII 50 V Liub-
ljani obi6ajni Y doti6ni stroki.
Noboncga nczaposlencga nj do
voljeno S@iliti, da hi spreicl kak-
ino delo, Xxi je presto vslcd stavkc
ali izpora.
) 1. P%odpora brczposclnih Sc ne
izpla6uje;
az &c jc brczposelnost povzro6i-
la stavka ali izpor;
b. te je brezposclnost posledica
trajnc ncSpOSobnosti IA delo:
g kadar dobiva n~czaposleni de
lavec bolniS6ino ma podlagi zako-
ma Z dine 30. marca 1883, dr.. Yak.
So:
d. ce Sc ne izpOlnjujcjo pogoji
: 3.
s >. Podporo izplaGuje obGina
potion druStcv, oziroma organiza-
eli, navedenih V s l., al. By. V Ia
namen vsako takO druStvo
voditi zaznam, IL katerega jc raz-
vidcti:
az Imcna 6lanov. XII so dobili
podporo hrczpoSclnih;
BY koliko znaSa podpora ma dan
in Y c%eloti;
g kdaj jc clan izgubil delo in
kdaj Sc jc pricela pravica do pod
pore:
- koliko dni .ic bill elan brcz
della in koliko dni jc bill upravi-
cen, da dobiva podporo;
d. pri katcri holniSki blaeaini
jc elan aavarovan in cc ic dobival
V taSu nczapoSlcnoSti bolniS mo :
- pri katcri poSrcdovalnici IN
dclo jc bill vpiSan;
f. dc jc bill Y Gasu brcaposlcno-
Sti Y Stavki ali Y izporu.
McStni maCiStrat ina vsak cas-
pravico vpoglcda Y Ia scznam i'm
lahko zahtcva. la mu druStvo
prcdloli pobotnicc CLANCY. kate
rim je izplacalo podporo IL svoiih
in obGinSkih sredstev.
; 6. DruStva. Xxi izplaGuicio pod
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10

Ali 81 je re vasa organizaciia
narocila 100 iztisov Social.
sticne knjiznice", katere bodete
razdelili med nezavedne tovarise
ma prihodnji veselici. - Ako tega
Sc niste s%torili, skrbite, da Sc to
zQodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10

John ID. Rockefeller premore
900 milionov ~dolarjev, a ma vse
naGine st brani plaGati davke
John je kristjan!
no Je kongresni komitej dospel
V Colorado preiskavati stavko
dObil Jc guverner Ammons tako;
- grippe.
DemokraSka prosperiteta lie pri.
Sla. Posijala je kot solnce in y
zarkih njenc luGi videli smo v
New Yorku 100000, v ChicaOn
100000, Los Angclesu 10000
it'd. brez della
Baroni bakra V Michiganu pra.
vijo, da "rdeGi socializem" 10
kriv delavskega boja. Sure Mikel
Hakaj ne bi bill 'rdeGi socializem"
kriv tudi sleparSke kupGije, kate.
ia jc princsla baronom bakra 6s.
''' uNipN ublilllSh'Bd ItmllScaI
Mogote je "rdcGi socializem"
kriv tudi tega, da so rudarji Y
CaIumetu pred Strajkom delali DO
lO-ll ur IA bcraSko place! In
morda jc "rdcGi socializem" kriy
tudi ogromnih dividend V znesku
200 m%ilionov dolarjev, XII so jih
pobaSali carji bakra 40 letihl
Jim Me Naughton, car V Calu-
mctu, 81 jc odzagal rogove. ostri-
g,l kozjo brado in podvil rep med
noge Namcsto tega je nataknil
ma obraz maSko angela, OWL 81 jc
glavo ; SvctniSko glorijo in $ po-
bono Sklcnjenimi rokami jc sto-
PM pred kongreSni komitej rckoG
"Poglcjtc me. JAZZ sem sveti jim,
Ncdolzcn sem in lcp kot bella ILL
ia. &c jc kjc kakSen grch. krivi so
"a S%traikarji" O Sveti Jim. "a
mas bOga prOSii -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10

no JIG kongresni komitej dospel
V Colorado preiskavati stavko
dObil Jc guverner Ammons takoi
- grippe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-10
BELEZKE

John d.. Rockefeller premore
800 milionov d~olarjev, a ma vse
nacine Sc brani plaGati davke.
je kriStjanl
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

ter known as Jack of Hearts The three vaudeville numbers are all equal ly good. and all of them new to Nor wich. Shorty Edwards. the original Jeff of the Mutt and Jeff Co. starts things off in great shape: to look a him is to laugh. Flo and Wynne, in their singing novelty The Interrogation have everyone guessing and it cer- tainly is a puzzle. Henry and Keenan create more laughter than barrel of monkeys with their offering The Wise Guy and the Tad. Harry Henry is well known as fine baritone singer, and his partner, MT. Keenen, (is the funniest Irish comedian seen here since Johnny Ray
 A fine program has been arranged for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday headed by Heiliotts Comedy Bears. There are two people and bears in this act, which is the greatest comedy animal act in vaudeville. Bring the children to see the antics of the real live Teddy Bears. Special scenery is carried with the act. Marion Kay, a clever comedienne, and Dan Collins, the humorist, fill out the bill in first class style. Universal photoplays for Monday are: The Lie. q two reel gold seal drama with Pauline Bush; A Sea side Samaritan, a Powers drama with Edwin August, and Mike and Jake live close to Nature Joker comedy.
 The Country Store will be on Thurs day afternoon and night next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Wife Gin city hotel. as the sugar is paSsed)-Use the tongs, William Bill Cfrom the country)-Tain't 'ot, is -tt?-LOndon Tit Bits.
 Bobby-Pa- what is platonic love? Bobby'S Pa-Platonic love, my son.. is what a man feels when he doesn't like a woman quite well enough to marry her-Dartmouth Jack Q Lantern.
 Agent am selling mining stock; couldn't I interest you? Farmer You sure could; I've allers wanted to see a sure enough bunco steerer- Birmingham Age Herald.
 The Dyspeptic Diner (who has done himself very well indeed)-Walter, you can bring me another helping of lobster Americaine. and then ring up Kensington 442042 for my doctor!- The Sketch.
 How do you feel this morning?'' asked Barnwell, meeting a well-known Kentucky colonel Rotten, sah, How would yo' expect a gentleman to feel in the mornin' Sah2" was the reply Everybody's Magazine
 Teacher-What is a host, Tonmie? Tommie-I dunno. ma'am. Suppose your father gave a dinner to a num- Der of his friends what would he be?' He'd be the goat. I reckon" - Yonkers Statesman.
 The Caller want to see your master about a bill. The Diplomatic Servant-He left for the country last night. The Caller-I want to pay him. The Diplomatic Servant (hast- ily)-But be returned this morning. The Sketch.
 What are you grinning about asked Mrs. Gabb. At a department in this magazine headed 'Woman's Talk replied Mir. Gabb. Well, what's funny about that'' demanded Mrs. Gabb. There is only a column of it, declared MT. Gabb.-CincinnaG En- quirer.
 How did you reach the lecture platform 2" Me? I was a prize tighter" And you" T jumped of a bridge" And you, sir?" T presume I have less claim to fame than any.>of you gentlemen" said the third Han addressed. I was once vice pres1- dent.-Louisville Courier Journal.
 My dear,' said the young man. with a sob in his voice, I should like 1 to ask you to marry me, but I cannot for a long, long time. I fear. Two | people would starve on my salary | "Oh. George" said the beautiful young | thing, throwing her arms around his neck. don't let that worry you for & | minute I'm a militant suffraget, and | have been on four hunger strikes | Buffalo Express.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
DAVIS THEATRE.
Third Reel of Our Mutual Girl Beinc
 Shown Today.

, Tae third reel of Our Mutual Girl series is the feature photoplay attrac- ton at this popular theatre today and never before has so much interest been taken in any particular picture shown to tho public in the history of motion pictures. In this third release we again meet Margaret, that winsome miss who has captfvated every heart, in her New York home and she takes you to many places of interest including a re- turn visit to Lady Duff Gordon's es- tabiishnent (the famous Lucille's) where the latest creations of Dame Fashion are seen to advantage worn by living models. Another incident worthy of mention in this picture is her meeting Laurette Taylor. the famous star who created the role of Peg in Peg O My Heart, and Mime. TefFazRRnf ths world famous song bird 9s seen as She arrives from Europe on the steamship MauretaHia, These are only few of the many interesting things that Our Mutual Girl will show you when you meet her at the Davis today; ths 0Gf2ar photoplays are The ThaeK ehd the Book, 8, powerful Ma 5esttc drama in two reels and Little BfSfy's Triumph. 8 delightful Keystone kid comedy acted by bunch of clever youngsters and they can hand you a lot Of laughs. Bring the children to see this picture. In the vaudeville to- day Waddar and MiFgon present one of tine best dramatic sketches of the year called A Cry at Midnight; Glasco and Walker have a live wire singing and talking slit and Orphea, does a clever amentalogue playing sev- era1 different instruments in a most Eldlifu manner. Another first class show is booked for the first half of next week with Fanny Hatfield and Company in a funny comedy sketch called Mixed and MuddIed, the feature attraction. Two other good acts are on this bi1l and a well selected pre- SEsm of feature pllotoplays
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
DAVIS THEATRE,
"Ltas Women" Announced.

Little Women, Louisa M. Alcott's immortal story of Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, which has enjoyed 8 popularity second to none of the novels of today, has been draInatized by Marian de For est, a BuTalo= newspaper woman, through an arrangement with Jessie BousteIle (wfo secured the dramatic rights from the Alcott heirs) and will be presented under William A. Brady's direction at the Davis theatre Friday. Feb. 26th, matinee and evening.
 Sweet, simple, quaint and refresh ing is this story of a half century ago and the play is as charming as the books bringing very close to those who know and love the story the old friends from out the covers of the book into that larger, more intimate life of the stage
 How strange--and yet wholly de- Hshtful it will seem to the thousands of Little Women readers to see the awkward Jo, the beautiful Meg, the rol1ick1ng Amy and the Iovable Beth of Miss Alcott's story, actually brought to life before the footlights; to hear them speak, rehearse Jos plays. settle their little family quarTels, and to watch them through the lowering stage when the romance of Amy and Laurie, of Meg and John Brooke are lived before the audience
 Mir. Brady has assembled a repre- sentative New York company of 12 players, and promises 8 scenic pro- duction accurate and realistic, show ing the March home at Concord and the orchard at P1unfield. The play Is in four acts and two scenes, and many of the costumes have been se- cured from the Alcott family, includ- ing Jos boots, which she got from a lady who had a friend who knew an actor" Matinee prices 25c, soc, 75c and $1.o0. Evening prices 25c, 35c. soc, 75c. $i0o and S1 50 Seats ero on SaIa Wednesday at 10 a. m. Mail orders with remittance will be filled and ready for delivery then. Send your order in now
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
- COLONIAL THEATRE
Torn Moore and Alice Joyce in Two
 Reef Drama, An Unseen Terror.

Everyone loves to see the popular players Tom Moore and Alice Joyce as they appear at the Colonial in the powerful Kalem dramas of the day and their vehicle to display their taI- ents today is the feature picture in two reels entitled An Unseen Terror This is one of the strongest as well as one of the strangest dramas of the year. dealing with that mysterious inn pulse which draws a murderer back to the scenes of his crime This is said to be one of these co-stars' best pieces Of work and the photography as usual is par excellence Arthur Johnson. the great and only Arthur, the peoples favorite, is in a superb rura1 drama entitled The Blinded Heart, a picture teening with familiar countryside scenes that hold the au- diesces by their subtle charm. The Conqhsror is a strenuous Essanay drama and the Vitagraph company pre- sessts Quantreiie's Son, brilliant war story The bill today is exceptionally strong and to provide for the accom- xnodation of the patrons, it is earnest iy requested that as many as can at tend the first performance in order to secure seats,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
POETRY
CONFINEMENT.

Midst foreign lands, on errant feet 'Tis mine at will to roam But his, the old familiar street And shining lights of home. I've met full many a. potentate In kinEooms far and wild But his, to see at door or gate His smiling wife and chlIu. Strange people have I moved among, Who in strange language spoke But his, to know the face and tongue Of kindly neighbor folkl Adventures mina.' meath every sun. And all the pride thereof But his, each days work Rob1y done, And eyes of peace andNlove. The wanderer feeds on sweet unrest, His sails are never furled- But oh, to be that one, thrice blest, Who makes of home his world
 -AinSlee'S.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
< QUIET ROOM.

Our plastic hands but half create We build fair-seeming husks and
 shells, But all in vain our eyes await The consciousness that in them
 dwells. Beneath the burden of our stare The ghosts slip back within 1ae
 gloom, Man never yet found unaware The Spirit of a lonely room. Yet always with his friendly eyes He sees our little moths of thought, And sometimes by his melodies Their restleSSness Is charmed and
 caught T. P. Cameron Wilson, in Washing
 ton Gazette
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
Three Fine Acts and the Funniest Film
 Ever Made, at the Auditorium To-

One fact that attests to the merit of the attractions offered at the Audi torium, is that capacity houses are the A special feature for today is what is positively the funniest motion pie ture ever made, the two reel travesty- burlesque by the famous Nestor com edians, When UrsuS Threw the Bull
 Good judgment was shown by the management by booking this feature to follow the great Quo Vadis as the above picture is a buriesque on the greatest flm ever made, and each film in it's own way is a masterpiece. It is 2,eaG feet of laughs. Other photo plays today are the great Universal Animated Weekly, No, 96, which needs no description and The Barrier of Ears, fine Victor drama with the fsTerite star. J. Warren kerrigan, bet
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
Musical Service at Broadway Conare-
 qatioaai Church

On Sunday afternoon at o'clock in piace of the usual vespers. there will be musical service at the Broadway Congregational church. The program will be as follows:
 Prelude-From Dream Of Gerontlus '.- ElGaT AntheE1-Te Deum in c Minor .
 .!--. .....---..-...... Carpenter Soio--Hs Goes Before You .. Wooler
 Miss Clara l.. Worth. Soio-ConSfder and Hear Me .. Harker
 Walter F. Lester. Anthem-Does the Road Wind Up dau ..~~.. Hammond Fostude-First movement, fourth Sonata ..-.... GuiImant
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
What Is Going On Tonight.

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at tho Auditorium.
 Moving Pictures al Colonial Theatre. Vaudeville and photoplays at Davis theatre.
 Norwich Typographical Union, Local No. 100, meets in Carpenters' Hall.