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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-19

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-19
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-19
2atpnia Ne,tme,s.

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bes Grgebnib:
Cries Rennen 6 ssuri
longs: aler. Sep, 112 (Gup), eeipon
men; Sonfpming. 112 90. garnsr)
'fpeiter; Sttpben R, 100 Wegabe)
britter. 3eit LII.
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Seb Straight $23.10, pIace $3.50
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$3.70, Sbop $3.50; Stepben R.
Sbop $3.50.
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nnb 70 garbs: 8roOmsebss. los
(9anbuien), ssiponnen; transport,
10S (Robinfrn), 5tpsiter; Soc St.in.
LOG (Suni), britisr. 3sit lat 1s5.
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ebse Straigbt $3.50. plac. $11.40.
Sboip $50; transport plaes
$3.50. S5pD $3.50; Soc Stein
Sbpip 1890.
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longs: JmpreF;be. 104 (aapaine),
eetDonnen; @entle Woman, 100 (Dtets
calf. 3rpeiter, vi pi.rre, 112 GOOD,
oritter. 3eit 1:15 2s5.
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preiiiDe $3.50, qIaes S4.20. Sbop
$40; Gentle Woman qIaee S14.80.
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seponnen; 0oeue, 112 (9lnbreb),
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Sugbes Straisbt $3.50, plae. $3.50,
Sbptu $3.50; Rogue plate $3.50.
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$2.7o.
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1910, Sbctp $3.50; Uncle Simmis
SbOip $3.50.
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Grites Henneu - 2 idbrise Wlni'
bsns; 6 5urlongs: CLARA Wloraan
104, SSnnopation 104, gprfep 80. 107,
Sauterele 100, Cad Rsspes 100, Dae
Ter Darbler 100, slfparaaus Gam
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Raincoat 80, Cant ODop 98. One
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-19
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III. ipcrani es I'M adnpf beS eebsns. aItommt.
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baIten abre esbetseHsraie I'm Olatsn - rsi'
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meg nno iidrfen Sbre erff6pften Nfrbsn.
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Wleiben sie frdftiB
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teusfraff bel Widnnsrn nnb Drdheb
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Fred. A. Erschell,
2cideubeitatter unb GinbaIiamirer
7.u. yorR Str., 21ewport, ,Sp.
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Bill-There's one thing about his humcr, it never hurts anybody. Jul-Thats right. It never has the punch in it.-Yonkers Statesman.
 The victim of footpads was re- counting his experience.
 ''It Is true that I was not armed" he explained, but I was well Iegged."- Philadelphia Ledger.
 Caller-iIow much for a marriage license?
 Town C;erk-One dollar.
 Caller-I.ve only got fifty cents.
 Town Clerk-Your luck.-Philadel- plia Bulletin.
 He-Nfarry me, dear and will make it my duty to anticipate your every wish.
 She-But are you sure that your an- ,ticipations would be realized ?-Boston rfsTFranscript. Gabe-Jones is the most truthful man I know Of
 Steve-Why do you say that? Gabe-He had O black eye last HeeA and I asked him how he got 1t and he told me that man hit him.-CtHcin~ natl Enquirer.
 Patient-1.Doctor, my lungs hurt ma What shall I dor Doctor Cbrusquely)-Merely a baa cold. Two dollars. pie&e. won't pay it: LJOCtCI-OOuSl 1Sd1lI Mlchigan Gargoyie
 50 you went on record for prohibit tion?"
 Yes" replied the man with the an- cient silk lat. I'm ready to vote for it. But can't help hoping that there'u be deadlock or an investigation or something to cause the usual delay" Washington Star.
 Officer-How did he get into that condition?
 Private-He captured a bottle Of wlliSkey, sir.
 Officer-Yes. yes; but how did he manage to do that?
 Prvate-I think he must ave sur rounded it. sir-Londo1 Sketch.
 See here, Charley, don't like that young fellow who comes here so much"
 Whats wrong with him, daddy?7
 '1'n told he doesn't pay his debtsS
 That's a very coarse way of put ting 1t, daddy. Reginald has merely declared a moratorium."-C Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
COLONIAL THEATRE.
"The Kings Move in the City" Twp
 Reels With Marc MacDermott

One of the most delightful dramas that the Edison company has rut out lately is in a series of events, de pictins the adventures of Young Lord Stranleigh. This episo Ie is entitled "The Kings Move in the City." and is decidedly spectacular and beautiful inasmuch as it deals with royalty in almost every inche of the film. T, e young lord is a peculiar fellow and his meeting with Lady Sinclair Is a signal for Q, proposal. wneraupon she declares she will not lis1rl to his aCN ances until he has proven himself worthy of her heart aui hand. He a;terpts to do this with he aid cf his finances, but this she will not con- sIder and demands he nlaze q physical sacrifice How this is done is rest told in today's big Edison spectacle. Other fine films for today are The Trap a big Lubin feature, ''Fhe Sheriffs Reward" Selig, and bis laugh producer in George Ade's -'F'aile that spongers are Fonud in a Drug Store
 Coming. Evelyn Nesbft Thaw in Threads of Destiny. ill five parts. Watch paper for date.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
POETRY
sINcU1.AR THINGS IN PLURALs,

SINGULAR THINGS IN FbcNAASs we,u beein with 2 box, and the plural But the he plural of OK should be oxen. Then ono one fowl is goose. but two arc Yet the SiIiu plural of moose should never You may ind a lone mouse or q whole But the W plural m of house Is houses not If the plural of man is always called Why shouldn't the plural of pan be The COW in the plural may be cows o- But a bow. if repeated. is never called And the plural of VOW is vows. not And If 1 speak of foot. and you show And I give you a boot, would a pair bs
 called beet2
 If one is. a tooth and a whole set are Why shouldn't the plural of booth be If the singuiar's this and the plural is Should the plural of Kiss be nicknamed Then one may be that and three would Yet hat in the plural would never be And the plural of cat is cats. not cose, We speak og a brother. and also oS But though we say mothers. we never The masculine pronouns are he' ms ana But imagine the feminine she, shis and So the English, think you all will Is the most wonderful language you
 NSpringfeId Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Imperial Garage.

The North Atlantic Buick Fleet, with their original ValVe-in the-Hea Motor, arrived in town on time as per their schedule of touring the New England states, giving the people in the various towns an opportunity to see a beautiful line of cars cornpTisiE g of. from a, small roadster to their biz Six inclusive Of a truck.
 The lines on these cars are sureIy wonderful and the finish, very tas-y, and when one looks at them it does not seem possible that they could have been so far on the trip as they have in spite of the indictment weather which they have encountered for the past few weeks. They certainly do look as if they just came out of the factory.
 People who know about automobiles, appreciated having this show of autos brought to them, being ahle t3 sec IL at their Ieizure, and not having to feel taht they have to pay car fare, loss of time and expense, to see the various shows that they have in the larseC ( tics.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
COMING TO DAVIS THEATRE.
William Hodge in The Road to Hap
 pness.

The supreme hit of the present theatrical season in Boston has been scored by William Hodge in The Road to Happiness" which has been running for the past four months al the Wilbur theatre there and is to come here direct from that engage ment The comedy ran all Ias1 sea . son at the Garrick and Princess theatres in Chicago. Hodge is said 10 have achieved in it a Second Man from Home hit" His character of young Jim Whitman is declared to be another role as full of native humor and shrewdness as was his Daniel Voorhees Pike in the Booth Parking ton drama. The comedy is one Ut cheerfulness and optism and presents many amusing and quaint char3ctec types besides that played by Hodge himself Local playgoers will have their opportunity to enjoy this unique star and his big new play success at the Davis theatre on Monday evening, January 25th. Prices 25C to SI.50. Mail orders with remittance should be sent in now
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
Quickly Relieves
 Without Distress

The congestion of waste and refuse from the stomach, fer menting in the bowels, generates poisonous gases that occasion distress and invite serious ill., ness. Health and comfort de- mand that this congestion be speedily relieved and the foul mass expelled.
 The well-founded objection most people have to the violence of cathartic and purgative agents is overcome by using the combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin that is sold in drug stores under the name of Dr. CaldwelIs Syrup Pepsin- A dose at night brings relief next morning, without discomfort or inconvenience. A free trial bot tie can be obtained by writing to Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 452 Washington St.. Monticello. Ills.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
IF I COULD.

If the. world were mine would give
 to you
 one-haIf of the green and one-haif of
 the blue;
 You should have of ocean and land ana Exactly as much, my good friend, as !. If only. the gold of the world were I would lump 1t all ia it's sheen and
 shine, And cutting the smallest coin in two Divide. to a penny, my wealth with If all ,life's good fortune were In my On your path. my friends. it would
 soon unfold.
 You should share with me in the
 things that bless, Till naught could add to your happi~ As l own no fraction of sea or land, And gold is never within my hand, ! can only share, my good friend, with The cheer of Knowing what I would deI
 New York Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20

the bill and deserves every bit if the applause he is getting, and every body is talking about him. Every one who enjoys good laugh should see this novel vaudeville turn mTr0du oeG by Milo. Weston's Living Models are getting their share of the applause all so and have one of the finest posing acts on the American stage today. Two beautiful women and a fine look ing man comprise this novel attr:lc- ton and their perfect posing is an excellent feature Jacquette and Foley in an original piano and singing speciality keer the crowds guessing all the time and always bring dowH the house with their closing number Even the enCienency of the weather has not kept the crowds away from this house of good shows during the last two days. On the picture pro gramme today will be a two reel fea- ture, by the Victor company which always produces the very beS1 of photo plays, entitled "The Heircss and The Crook a society drama, well written and well acted. As We Journey Through Life" with MurdOcEl McQuarrie in the leading role will he another interesting drama on today's bill and 'The Bhghted Spaniard. a crazy L.-K0. comedy will complete this part of the programme.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
"Ths Yellow Ticket ''

When "The Yellow Ticket comes 70 the Davis theatre on Friday evening, January 22nd, theatregoers will have an opportunity to see that much dis cusSed nelOdrama of life in modern Russia Mr. Michael Morton, the au- thor of the play, although born in America has lived in England since his childhood. and as his affiliations and family ties are entirely English. few people know that he was bern in New York city. Mr- Morton went to St. Petersburg, where he spent 9 year in order to assimilate the atmosphere for his Russian play-Which is, as a fellow playwright in England has said. Not only Russian-but Rus sia." Mir. Morton considers this to be the highest compliment so far re- ceiVed for his work. The Yellow Ticket" has had @ run Of over a, year in New York city at the EItinge thea = ire, where it succeeded Within the Law" MT. A. H. Woods, who pro- dUced tine former play, selected Mir. Mortons melodrama as a fitting SIC Cessor to the Veiller play. The suc- cess Of The Yellow Ticket was in stantaneoUs, and much comment was caused by the piaywrights caus:ic and fearless drawing of conditions as they actually exist in St Petersi,u re; today; for the play is up-to-date to ths moment; the author has not re- sorted to the old tricks of NiFitisru bombs, etc, to bring about his crisis. He has depended solely upon facts. which in themselves, are sufficiently dramatic to furnish the necessary thrills, throughout a threevact drama. The action is laid in St. Petersburgh. Act first takes place in the apart ment of an English gentleman. M: Seaton, in the Hotel d'Europe: act second. shows the gorgeous byzantine drawing room of Baron Audrey, head of the Russian Secret Police, while act third occurs in the Bureau of the Secret Police. known in Russia as the "Okrana-" The production as given here has the prestige of A. H. Woods management to assure a splendid cast
 Seats go on sale today at 10 a. m. Prices 25c to S150.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
STONINGTON

At the Stonington High school a debating club has been formed. anG the first debate will be on Woman Suffrage by eight of the young men of the school.
 Mrs Charles H. Garity has re- turned, after a visit in New York
 Frank J. Shannon is able to be out, after a recent illness
 The Young Mems club has arranged for a dance to be he'd in February.
 The Stonington Mems club will meet in Brayton's hall Thursday even ing. The speaker will be ex-Governor James Higgins of Rhode Island, whose topic will he Recollections of the Gorevrnorship.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
NORWICH TOWN
Rev. E. K. Smith Writes Eneourae- ingly of His Work in China-Effeet of the Heavy Rain.

A letter from Rev. p. H. Smith, dated December 15, 1914, lnk-hok, China, reached Norwich Town friends Monday morning, January Is. He writes, four hundred men are enroll ed in Bible classes in every section of the city. We are having the best year yet. It grows better all the way along. Work has begun on our great new
 city church. It is to be the best red brick with stone trimmings. Due to low silver exchange, most abundant crops here, and the fact that all build
 ing operations had to stop on account of the war, we gave the contract for $7000, or $3000, United States money.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
Lowiands Flooded.

Yantic river flats were flooded on Tuesday morning and Avery's ponds full of water and overf1owing. Roads were badly washed on Plain Hill as the result of the storm. and on 1he Canterbury turnpike and at PeCks corner Men with a load of stone were at work filling in at different places in that vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
What Is Going On Tonight

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at She Auditorium.
 Moving Pictures at Colonial Theatre. Vaudeville and Phctcrlays &t Davis Tecumseh Tribe, No. 42, I. O. R. M, ID eets at NO S5 Shetucket Street,
 Somerset Lodge, Ne. 34, F. and A. M.. meets at Mason tc Temple.
 Hope Rebeks5l Ledge No. 21. I. O. O. F, meets in O&d t'ei0ws' Hall.
 Norwich Council. No. 2S, F. B. L., meets in Pythian Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
Missionarv Meetinu.

The postponed meeting of the La throp Memorial Foreign Missionary society is to be held this Wednesday, afternoon in the chapel of the First Congregational church. The study ot the book The Child in the Midst, will be continued
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
Az the Auditorium,

The Auditorium is there again with another good show for the first l.alf of the week and today IS the iast chance to see it. Milo is the h3t of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20

Mrs CourtIand Webb from Webster. Mass, is visiting Mrs. Mary Webb of Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20

According to an Italian physician, love causes an intoxication Of the ner- vous centers. producing disease that if not cured, may lead to neurasthenfa and even insanity.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
FOR RENT

OFFICES AND STORES IN THE NEW
 THAYER BUILDING.
 Four stories. hreprOoR. refnforc=I "ncrete. Located on FrankIiD Square, enter of city, terminal for all IOcai md suburb ban tFOIleyA. HsA hardwood DOTS and wood thlFulinEs throughout. Best of elevator Aeryice and the build ing will be uP-tO-date in every waJ. Rent of offices from RS to $50 per .Onth. For further information. fn- uire of WILLIAM F. HILL, 25 Sue Icket st., Norwich. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-A large tiger cat, white throat, double paws. Please notify Esther H. Turner, 15 Broad St. jan2Gd
 LOST-Near Franklin Square, Jan. 16, a gold watch chain with charm let tered A A. Finder will receive st re- ward by returning to Alac AnelowSl1i, Backus Hospital, City. jan19d
 EOUND-Large N1ack female dog Owner can have same by calling at 55S Boswell. Ave. Louis J. BTUette.