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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-20

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
at Rules held in the Office OF the Clerk
on. Monday. the LIST day OF February.
1al s: the following order was entered -
Ellen 9. Davis and corneMa b. Basel.
ment OF John Basel deceased, Plaintiffs
VS.. In Chancery.
James r. Barnss. - lfred q: Cochran:
clarlssburE. West Ntrgi nta- corpora
Etton and Harvey Hammer. Trustee
ne n ader1
chan IS Etttonal. Bank OF Vest wi rf.tnia
7 at ClarksburE. a corporal ion, defendants.
IS The object Of the above STYLED suit Is
to- obtain a decree against the defend
ants. Alfred =: Cochran. Jan1es r \, Barnes
Of Ten Thousand F'!vos ~ and 2-1oo5
Et1n0o2T2) Dollars, With Interest on
S5golss at fTsm te sssn day
imainine9 s5o01.3s thereof from the 9Th
da5 of May, 81 I due from them to the
tR ssX rst
for the sum nf S. OF 08 dated 5Fe br1ary 2s.
| 1914. and made by the snid fired D
Barnes and thompson four months after
the date thereof q at tho Merchants Me-
tlenal a ct We. t v.nEln.a as elar
delivered blythe said Barnes and Thornp
son To the plaintt us ties tatnr. John Bas-
was by him duly presented for payment
on tn day OF Is niatnrtt ys ana payment
thereof being then and there refused.
/ the said note was duly prntestedgf for the
lnon-pay-nent thereof, ait the expense Of
s1.36: and the second Of said notes Is
for the. prtncirnl sum OF 5000. dated
ENovernh Der 10 3.s made by the said
James r., Barnes and Alfred u. Cochran
and PAYABLE to the order ef the said
aintiffs. testator John Basel. six
months after the. date tn ereof. at the.
merchants National Bank OF Vest Vir-
-if1in at Clarksburg. and which note was
L at the time Of Its execution and before
ita delivery to the said John Basel.
Icndorsed and pawn emit "a thereof guar
nnteed by the sal Josiah " thompson
nv writing endorsed on Id note sstEned
~ him. and the seald last mentioned note.
III, the day OF It's It1ntlri tT was dull pre-
sented for payment mt che place on said
mote DESIGNATED. by the said John Basel.
Hin his slife time. and payment thereof
Ibefnra then and there refused. the same
vas duty Protested for the n-pay1nent
thereof at an expense of 81 36; and beth
1 nf which notes were by the said John
lBaeEel. q by his las 7 VII and starnent
Idavtsed tng these p1Ai mt Ms: and the FUR
ltiier object OF sal suit Is oferforce the
ipayneut Of said debt by process OF at-
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Estate, OF WEST VIRGINIA
Rules held in the office OF the Clerk
on Monday the u st day OF Febrl!ary''
1913, the following order was fs1tarad: ~
81 Farmers RATIONAL Bank Of Springfield.
Ohio. a5 corporatI on 8.
vs. In Ghantery.
IN Josiah 3sV. Tn mpEpn.F Fuller IIoReett
Isaac W. Soma NJ, WI tlianh NJ - Thonln-
son. Wi liam Hankins. Farmers @FF3anlt
| 81 GlarksburE,iaF col poratio HarveyiFVV.
Iarmer. Trustee. LII ~ NJ . Grimm. as
|Gonamitta of Sheridan r. Grifnn.aan5 in
sane a person Mercha uts Nat onal Bank
lporation- Ellen G. Davis and 3 CornaIa
b. Basel as executives OF the Ialt III n
/ nd tetstaMent$nfs John Basel sdeceasedz
Company. a CORP tic on, Robert M car :
roll In his own riR$t as Guardian or
Edz:ar# II Beal. q minor and as. trustee
B. supler Alfred u Cochran. lanes Y ~
Barnes, Isaac c. Robey IN Edward N
Owen. r. Fl Pajtton a nd y .Tosia rs y.
l9FllompsQ1, as execute or the iasr+s iii
and testArnent OF George II IIibbs = de- =.
ceased ebert Felty. - esses IISs Sin m
and lanes M. Hustead. IA ~ a.
| Tho object OF the above styl4tI s,,tt
is to obtain a decree aga inr-t ". -.
ifendants Josiah .ThoI11T 4syIs1 No.,
honEpson; Isaac W. senians. tan.i
James r. Barnes for. the s1lnnsTso or hi -,
Thousand Is 0ou) dollars: With. il,t aresl
Thereon at the rate OF Ef.irl1f S-1ss,.
per a1lnurn from til 18th tiay Sof Dane- ~.
to the said on nj
able pro1ni ssnr-y note Tnr
sum OF Five ousand Il 500 o#ppoIiatrs.
Jesiat ompson and. vi " lam II sa sf
six tbs lie tq s, al =;
ilnteresst thereon ~ y VI =,
Ithereof iinti paid I'D fiia - - -
percentum per ailnuT1 pa pavabie
PAYABLE at the III ri 80
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
y, 4i,a held IN tl,e the Clerk
on. ~ onday. the LIST day OF February.
m 2 The f9lloTl1,E order
Michigan. a corporation ~
vs. In Chancery.
esiah " mp Hossett,
William Hankins. Fartne rs Bank az
Ga, lar<sburE. a scorporahon. Harvey w
f1iarmer rustic II lya NJ. GrIfin. as
sane person, Merchants Na:tdnn Bank
DIV vest VirEarIn4Sa at E1ar ksbure IA cor
poration. pllen e;s:5p Davis ana 4 orneiia
and testament OF John Bassel, Il deceased.
The sLoWndes Savings Rank and Trust
S ,1ss. n 8 7, John
ttpnal Bank OF ClarksbnrE. "a szcorpnrss5f
ition, Robert NJ. Carroll. In his own right.
and as trustee OF the ertata s Of I1tlasa Z
!! 81 cal James e. Snrler. Alfred i
4 Cochran: James =. Barnes Isaac IA.
Josiah " Th onlpson. as executor or the
laSt.Ewll and testament OF George T.!
aases dIesf,aSad s5ers
1 Robert Felty. Jesse H Sharps; James
M NJ Elustead =, Samuel :ssllrad er and
ING t1enry ~ ART o1npany. aacorpor
Object OF suit.
The object OF the above ont tiled suit
| Is to obtain e decree aealtist the DEFEND
son. Samuel w Strader and The Henry
w Carr Company. al corporation, FOR
| with dnterest thereon from the ri End d;iv =.
Inf November. u 8 13. due from the snid
defendants to the sail plaintIf &c upon a
tie prinsipai sum Il Of Six T nase a Iof
I(6p0O) Dollars. dated November az 9Ie13.a
executed Byte defendants. Barnes and
tho said ShraderS nine rnontiis after the
date thereof at the First Satio nal Bank
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the 70 LOU d os,QAE 49, e1aEeGe
eoeIt - - -, I0 a S
Y, III. y ila go;
ostan " II FtliieE IdE2EEett
lEsaG W. sem ans w 1llanl ~. Theanp.
sz
& q W.
- e. s 80 "a
q - Al n
- rs - ants E4aI1k
aL.sAt est az q cor
Lien H. avis and l0rneAa
81 aa O. ne iast VII vi
TO- oa = ohn Esassels dGcease1,
1 ne Bank and " rust
Is4a = y.
49, = A1:e SSl y Asset, The Elnptre Ma
[,ohal sunk ot harrisburg a corporntio ION.
s 49, - 81 guardian OF Edgar
es4 II II m and as trustee oi me 7.
soI s gar e eal md James =
g. g. p!t.E,s = Ai1red bran and James IS.
80 - M y
~. Cd ant Of Butt y.
ne z0nJect8of the above STYLED S1laf -
g .optains decree against the defend
81, q Ired cochran JOSIAH ~:
THOMPSON and JaEnes r. Barnes for tho
sum N & Of Three 1. Thousand TIVE HundTsd
ssst t11s5sen from she 18th day of Ian
4 LIT l5. due from the said detendants
| 70 to. the SAID plaantitf on q certain prom
~ .note for ne princtpal SUN 81
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DTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
At e Is uless held In the office Of the Clerk
on Monday the list day OF FEBRUARY,
191 s.. the following order was entered:
- The LoWndes Savings Bank and Trust
Eompany, Incorporation. Plaintiff,
1T W. In Ghar1cery No. 2.
isaac W. Semans. James NJ. Hustead.
Rosiah III Tlloanps Fuller Hogsatt,
FARMERS Bank of clarksburs. corpor-
3tton. Harvey w Harrner. Trustee. Lily
". Griffin. as COMMITTEE Of Sheridan r.
Monal Bank OF West Virginia at Clnrks-
0fIrg. q corporation, Ellen G.. Davis and
CoTne1ia 3. Basel. as executives Of the
121t Will and testament of John Basel,
deceased, Robert NJ. Carroll, in his own
1iEht. az guardian OF Edgar r. Bea1.
e Edgar r. Beal. James B supler. Al
1rod ]. Cochran, James r. Barnes. Isaac
g. g. FEoby. EdHyard-L. Owen. y IL Patton.
Of the last viii and tett tam am emit of George
L. Htbhs. deceased. Robert Felty. Jesse
1a. Sharps. Peoples Savings Bank of
lE,a rrners National Bank Of Springfield.
DhIo. aScnrporation. and John w Brown
5nnd Buena w. Brown. Defepdants.
y Object of Suit.
The object OF the above styled SUIT
Is to obtain q decree against the defend
ants. Isanc w. Semans and James NJ.
5t5O001 Dollars principal and One and
37-100k "a. Sd Dollars. protest fee. with
interest on said sums from the End day
OF February. 1915. upon a certain ne
gotiable promissory note for the prin-
.rlpal sum Of Five Thousand (50Ool Dol
lars executed by the said Isaac W. Sc
mans and PAYABLE to the order Of the
said James NJ. Hustaad. four months
after the date thereof which note was
before the maturity thereof and while
still unpaid. endorsed and delivered by
the said James M. Hustead to the said
plaintiff and afterwaFds VIII en- the said
note became payable according to the
tenor and effect thereof. the same was
presented and shown for pavnent. at the
payment thereof being then and there
refused by the said Sentans and Hus-
itead. the said note was duly protested
Tor the non-payment thereof. and the
costs and charges of said protest
amounted to One and 81 ~ 90 f1 81 Dol
lars. and the fur her object OF said suit
Is to enforce the paym emit of the said
debt bv process Of attachment AGAINST
the real and personal estates of theade-
PENDANTS. Isaac w. semans and James
M Husteads sl
And fit appearing from an atf1 davits filed
IN said suit that Isaac w. Senans.
James NJ Hustead. Josiah ". THOMPSON.
FULLER Horsett William NJ " THOMPSON,
William HarkIns. Alfred J. Cochran
James r.. Barnes T. Fl. Patton, are
snon-residents of this State. 1T is ordered
from the date OF the first publication
OF this order and 10 what Is necessary
to protect their interests herein:
Given Iird er my h and this the q st day
of March. 191 5. ss ..
II. SDnuGI1AS
Counse for Plaintiff.
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sale
OF $500 -,
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laI1r WINE, nm,
f.Ia
~ IN,
Al eommIt OF sheri
lsay siriffin an insane person. Mar-
ell.,, s Ra,k az Test Wirrinia
Davis and :ss as
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-Ionn las aeG = - 49, 49,
saVlnssS a.1lS = ~ \ !. y
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70 ,I1 @
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and saInue 81 ~ Il. - ~. e,,,4
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#oI Ihe. apnse $3.50 SUIT
Is 20 OBTAIN II
ants. e I'LL
sstt isaac M, ;,1 ~
Ior ~
and Nine Hurdrett. ana au,suu.oul
Dollars. LoiIl EL 2
23rd day Of anu =. g :,
upon certain proInis 1s note 81, for tn
10000 dated Jasasary 2sl e II
and EXECUTED BY en- e ssl i ae 1 sia5atN-
Josiah IiofnpSon to Tue $50 q ok-
sett sefnans - -; : 9.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. Z. Z
AZ Rules held-in tile5 OH &c 2of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison County.
1916, the folaovslnE ord er was entered.
Alice g. Basel
vs.. I'm Chancery. 54sfs ~ }a
Farmers Bank Of clarksburg. a corpor-
alton, Harvey W./Harnler. Trustee. Lily
NJ v Griffin, as Committee Of Sheridan
N.ationai Bank sof West Yi is Al
sGlarktsburg. q corpora lon, osIah V.
and testament of John Basel, deceased.
THE LoWndes Savings Bank and Il rust
Company, q corporation and John NV
Object or suit.
The object of the above styled SUI 7
= to obtain decree against the de-
Cochran and Josiah W Thompson for
the sum OF Five Thousand "a l50001 sDol-
lars. with interest thereon from the 9Th
said Defendants to the said plaintiff on
A&certatn pron1issory note for the prin-
otpal sum Of So 600 dated November 9th.
10 IL. made and executed by the de fend-
ants. Barnes sand Cochran. to the order
OF the piainti one year after the date
unit paid at the rate OF six f6) per
centrum per annnTn. payable annually;
and the said defendant JosiahsV. Thomp-
SON, before the delivery Of said note 70
the said ptaintin, by writing endorsed
an said note ana signed ~ the said
Thompson. guaranteed Ii the payment OF
tire same !: and afterwards, to-wit, or
the 18th day OF October 1914. by q deed
Healed with the seal Of said Thompson
ore latter waived demand for the pay:
mspt of said note, and agreed that said
guarantee shall be and remain IN full
force and effect nptwi TIN stand Hing any
failure on the part Of the plaintiff t1
make demand. Is give notice Of defauit
or to exercise diligence in enforcing Che
payment of said note; and further to
enforce the payment of said debt by
process OF attachment against the real
and personal estate Of said defendants
Alfred y. Cochran James r. Barnes and
Josiah ,Fhcnaps &
And 1t appearing from an affidayst
fled in. said suit that Alfred j. Cochran
James r. Barnes and Josiah ". Thonap-
son are non-residents OF this State. il
is ordered that they do app ear itIlI
one month from the, date OF the hrst
pub Ication Of this order ana do wtlla,
herein. ssts.
b Given under my hand this the 1std day
81. 81 j WApE COLEMAN. CLERK:
ER. S. DOUGLASS ssgsss
GEO M. HOFFEI1INfFTEs,
Counsel Tor Plaintiff .
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ORDER OF PUBL1CATIoN.

STATE OF. WEST VIRGINIA
AZ &c Rules held In the once of the Clerk
on = = Monday. the 4 st day OF February,
ls Is. the following order was entered:
estate OF Edgar r. Benl. Ne S "A
vs. In Chancery.
Josiah I1 y. Thompson. Fuller Hogsett,
isaac w. Semans, VIII liam M Thompson.
WdlMa1n Hankdns. Farmers Bank Of
= IarksburE: corporation Harvey w.
Iiarmfr. Trustee; LILY NJ. Griffin. as
sane person merchants Natdonal Baak
Of West Virginia at Clarksburg. cor
horatdon. Ellen g. Davis and cornelia
and testament OF John Basel, deceased.
The Lo~ndes Savings Bank and Trust
nom n.y. = co4s - A
ttonal Bank OF Clarksburg. a corpora
tion, Robert NJ. CARROLL. III his own right..
and as guardian Of Edgar r. Beal, a
Object OF au.t.
The object or the above STYLED slldt
y to recover a decree against the de-
Hngsett. Isaac w. semans. William NJ
ThoHpso son and NiIliam Hankins for the
sum Sun, OF Five Thousand * $1,000 Do1lars
with interest thereon from the Ia tfI day
Ct November a pa. due from the said de-
PENDANTS to the said p1aintin upon "a,
fsstal U, nsEo5taable promissery note for
$4,000 Dollars. dated May ID, 1914.
drawn by the said Josiah VI. Thompson
and Isaac w. SArnans. Her TIonsesa
and William TIanhins as siIretias. and
payable TO- the order OF said plaintiff
the First National Bank Of Unionto,wR 1.
P,ennsyl yania. WI tn interest thereon at
th 2 rate Of six per centum per annnm,
payable semi annual :s and the Interest
on which note has been paid to the IA iii
DAY Of oFe1nber 4 81 !. and the h furtl1e1.
oe3eet e 81 sid s, suit e to
tachment upon and AGAINST the real and
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oHpnn Or Punn1 "a =.

STATE OF ESTS5VIRcISIA.ssF "a
At Rules IA ED IA tlle once OF Tho Clerk
of the Circuit Courts or Harrison County.
-. Monday. the IS IL day OF February
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ORDER Or PuHE1CATIoN.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
y At Rules held IN tho pfficesof the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison colnty
G 2 2 ! Monday the s. st of February.
Farmers National Bank Of springae cid.
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pRnHR or EPUBLIcAT1oN.
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STATE oFSwElsT VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held In the Office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Count Of Harris County,
on NJ ondaE. the X LIST day of February,
1915, the follo ding order was entered:
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oRpER or PuRL1cAT1oN.

IIFN1. M. n HOB FFf7E- FL NJ FlI.l
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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II. 81. pOGGI.A ASS. 4Ii 3.8t M Z.
GEO. NJ. HDFFHEIMFR.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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ORDER or FLUCTUATIONS;

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held In the office of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Tof Harri son County.
on Moniay, the lst day of February,
1915 the following order was entered :I4
Isaac q. RObyst4 MT -
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FL s1.4slA9lATl<aRsS,.f.a
GEO. M sHOFFEIfEINfTTR,
Sounse15f for Plaintiff.
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10y vs. IINT tJNTl4f Nj 1sf'37I l3lTa I've ~
GEO. NJ HOFF-TfEINfER,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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Ind this the / 1st tlay

soFFs1AN, clerk.
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ana this the s1st . dav
CoFFafAN, Clerk.

s. DOUGLASS is
%. NJ sHDFFTIETaTFER,
Counsel for Plaintiff. e.
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STATE OF, WEST 598NIRGIMIA. q;
ss AT Rules held In fi1a F19tiekspf the Cler1
OF the Circuit Court Of Harrison County
on Monday, the LIST day Of February
1915. the follow Ing order was entered.
Alice G.. Basel
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Today in conjunction with the big vaudeville show that has been ap- bearing here since Monday will be the fifth episode of "The Exploits of Elaine" entitled ''The Poisoned Room" This time the "Clutching Hand" who by the way disposes of the handkerchief which has hidden his face in the previous chapters and wears a heavy beard in this one, sprays the walls of Elaine's room with poison and by scientific methods causes this poison to fill the air of her room at night and very nearly causes her death The two reels are full of thrills and excitement and among the scientific articles used is 3. pe-oscope from a submarine. The Motion Picture News said of this fifth episode, Another excellent chapter of a gripping serial"
 On the vaudeville programme Fred LaReine and company will present for the last time here their big electrical novelty which although scientific and instructive is full of fine comedy which keeps the house roaring steadi- ly for a full fifteen minutes. Dillon and Dillon a mixed team of singers and dancers have a very neat special ty and always win a good hand. Dixon Peters, in characters from Dickens gives a fine exhibition of his skill as a, character impersonator, and Billy COrt is Corking good Scotch com edian Leons Models is causing much favorable comment and their different groupings are all finished products. The show will close with a corlzing comedy deel by the Sterling company, entitled Love and Walker
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Attorney How old are you, madam Witness-e5ir! AttCrney-Beg your pardoni How much younger are you than the lady next door-Philadelphi Ledger.
 Does your wife neglect her home in making speeches ?'' Not a bit of it. replied Mr Meekton. ''She al ways lets me hear the speeches first. Washington Star
 Whats that guy doing with that camera? He's bbbeen standing on that corner all day" Hes taking a mo- tion picture of that messenger boy."- New York Post.
 NeII-You say you saw her wed ding gifts. How was her silver marked? Belle-F'rom the looks of it I should say it was marked down Boston Transcript.
 Mrs. Styles-This paper says that in Japan pearl fishing is almost exclu- siveIy done by women. MT. Styles In this country the women usually fish for diamonds.-Y onkers Statesman.
 Highbrow Guest Con porch of Southern hotel in evening)-Yonder is Saturn. LowbroW Guest-Point it out to me Not that 1 care Q rap, only just so I can tell the fellows back North that 1 saw it.-Puck.
 DimpIeton-I don't think you ought to go to the movies this evening, Robbie. They don't do you any good They are a very bad influence. Bob bie-Just this once, Dad? Well just this once, then.'' See you later.'- Life.
 The Wife (purchasing new gown)- Of course, it's quite nice, but there is nothing military about the cut of it. The Husband-On the contrary, it reminds me of a series of tight cor ners, very difficult to get out of.- London Opinion.
 Peggie-Why do you say he is a bird? Polly-WeIl, he is chicken hearted and pigeon-toed. has the hab- it's of an owl, likes to wear a swallow tail coat and collars with wings, he is always acting the goose, and he is a perfect jay.-Judge.
 T understand you are the press agent for the college girls play" Yes. I'm getting out some of the stuff" What are you working on-the cast of characters? Cast of characters? No. Noi Nobody care for that This Is the list of patronesSes. ."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
DAVIS THEATRE.
High Class Vaudeville and Para
 mount Photo Plays Today.

In addition to the already big pro- gramme at this theatre, the manage nent have secured the services of Ralph D. Thompkins, the celebrated on-legged hiker, who has travelled all over America with his crutches, and will be in Norwich for today only on his way to New London. MT. Tonap- kins gives an interesting lecture on his travels and sings his own songs, and no one should miss this opportunity of seeing him. The regular bill today is way above the ordinary and the Par amount feature picture has been pro- nounced by al as the greatest and est picture ever seen in Norwich. The County Chairman is in five reels and Maclyn Arbuckle plays the leading part assisted by Willis P. Sweatman, the old minstrel man in his original role. The whole production is full of comedy and everyone who see it will enjoy the picture as it is different from the others and appeals to all.
 In the vaudeville the headline at traction is the Bon Ray Comedy Four a clever uuartette Of comedy singers and entertainers who have a good speciality to offer. Next comes the Hamilton Brothers, team of clever eccentric comedians who can make you laugh, and Carmen, the novelty hoop roller, is in class by himself. He can make the hoops he handles do anything he pleases. The remainder of the bill is made up of Mutual Mo vies with College Days, a stirring two reel Football drama The Mutual War Weekly showing scenes from the bat tIefelds of Europe and one funny Key stone comedy that keeps the laughs coming all the time it is on the screen. Matinee daily at 2.10, chill dren cents and adults 10 cents, mu- sic hy the Davis Theatre Concert or chestra at every performance.
 H. Thursday, Friday and Saturday with Max Figman.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
COLONIAL THEATRE.
Charlie Chaplin is Here Today Only,
 in "A Night Out" Two Reels.

What riot of fun is contained in the mammoth two reel film at the Co., loniaI theatre today in the great and only, Charlie Chaplin's comedy -effu- sion entitled "A Night Out" Every body knows Charlie but he has saved many of his newer and more convuls- ing antics for this, his second picture with the big Essanay cast. Charles starts with comical Ben Turpin for & quiet night out, and at the hotel his efforts to put the town on the dry list succeed in putting him on the jag list, and then the fun begins. In their effort to reach their rooms they zig gag over the hotel corridor, and man. age to get into everybody's room but their own, and incidentally into a strangers room, connected with a. lady's suite. The husband arrives, finding Charlie in his wife's tub, and his screaming, mortified wife behind the door unable to frame words to ex- plain the situation. The outcome of the story is fully as hilarious as this incident which is only one, and Charities antics and grimaces call forth a thousand laughs: Don't miss this picture. It is for today only. Mrs Wilson Woodrow's serial begins to- day with A Gypsy Madcap," featur- ing Mabel Trunelle, and Herbert . Prior, in Florida. The Old Letter" Selig. and Tive Stray Souls.'' Bio graph complete the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
POoUONNOC

The double tenement house on Po- quonnoc road, formerly owned by James Griswold, has been deeded by him to his two children, Ruth and Caryl
 Cinders are being taken by the team load from Poquonnoc station to New London where they are being used to fill into Winthrop's cove and also on the north side of the west end of the railroad bridge.
 The little son of MT. and Mrs Jo- seph Grey who has been very i'll is better.
 George Greenman has returned to Mystic after visit here.
 Miss Marion Dexter is recovering from 8 severe grip cold.
 Harry Packer of West Mystic has been calling on friends here.
 Mrs Andrew Dexter is confined to her home by illness.
 MT. and Mrs. George Luce have been entertaining MT. and Mrs. Harry Ma yo who have returned to their home in New London.
 Charles Luce is able to attend school after being ill with humps.