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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
BIENNIAL CONVENTION
 N OF eERMAN-AsaEfgeAEss
Furpceeat tc Promote Friendly sf7san&s' lions Between Germany and ths
 United States.

l Ean&Wrancisco. Aug. 2s-Hcr6 bf victory for German and Austrian arms "on the seas. on sland and Tn the air was voiced here today at the opening of the eighth biennial convention of the National GeEman- Alli- ancesby Dr. C. J. Hexamer of Philadel- phia. president of the organization- ETheSsession will continue four days andswin be held jointly with the Ger man-American League of California About 500 delegates registered. repre- senting more than two million mem bers ili the United States and terri tories.
 Dr. Hexamer's reference to the European war was made in hig ad- dress after speeches of welcome by representatives of the city and state.
 "Germany is fighting today for the principle which will bring world peace nearer to us than all the efforts or paciflcists and dreamers," Dr. Hexam- CT said. ''Germany is fighting for the principle of the open door on the oceans as well as on land. If this principle was to receive general recog- milton many of the causes for future wars would be eliminated.
 Therefore. hail and victory to German and Austrian arms on the seas, on land and in the air:
 taThe purpose Of iliis alliance eS- peciaIly since August 1914, has been to promote f.itndly relations between Germany m. the United States and it is the isae of German-Americans thai these friendly relations never may be 6isi aybed.''
 Report tn the affairs of the.organ- ization were made from every state, the DistI-ii7t of Columbia and the ter ritory of Hawaii.
 Ali busf sess of thaSeonNention-, is conducted iE German. .sSS
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
WAR
 TO INsENsATE PRIDE
GusIieImo Ferrero, Italian Historian
 Dissects Cause and Effect.

Milan, via Paris Aug. 2, 5:05 p. m. -Gughelmo Ferrero ,the Italian his- torian, examining in Secolo the first year of the war, says that it is'the greatest tragedy ever experienced by one generation" He attributes it to insensate pride helped by the weak ness of governments, blythe power lessness of parties, by the nghtness of public opinion and by the fatuity of the intellectual classes.
 ~On the council of generals which, presided over by Emperor William, decreed at Potsdam a universal war, on the evening of July 29" he says, will rest implacable generation throughout the centuries ard condem- nation in history. Those who with in an hour took the most inhuman decision recorded in history were able to do so because in the mind of the public, the sense Of proportion had been extinguished.
 Signor Ferrero thinks that after the catastrophe it will be impossible to reconstruct new order unless ''our generation adopt virtues 50 far ne- gIected; namely, those of humility, f1rmness, simplicity and reasonable judgment of life and things.
 'This is our duty" he concludes, "to the memory of the millions of the me nwho have fallen in this ter rible year while defending Europe and her liberty against German ag- gression-"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
DAVIS THEATRE.
Complete Change of PhotopIays We'd
 neaday-Three Big Features.

's In addition to the big Keith vaude- vile attraction there will be a com plete change of photoplays at the Davis tomorrow. and there will be sixth chapter of Tho Diamond from the Sky will be the headline attraction in the pictures, and this chapter Is called Shadows at Sunrise. The following is a brief synopsis of this weeks install menf:
 Hasar. the gypsy mother. leases Esther her birthright. Esther immedi- ately becomes a social favorite. Then comes the great Fairfax tournament. Arthur Stanley as John Powell works as farmland. learns of the approach ing event He borrows his employers thoroughbred horse and, wearing a black silken mask to hide his fea- lures. he returns to ride in the races. The masked rider wins highest honors and crowns Esther queen of love and beauty" Vivian Marston and Mrs. Stanley ignore the honor bestowed on HagarS daughter. Then Blair Stanley. in bitter chagrin. betrays Arthur, whom he recognized. In a moment all is con- fusion. He is Arthur Stanley, wanted for the murder of old Dr. Lee" is heard on every side as Arthur strug- E1es mndly with his captors. The sum of $lOsO0Os Is offered for the most suit able suggestion for a sequel to this marvellous photoplay.
 The E1oa+fng Death is a powerful tw0-ree1 K. B. drama, and there will also be Sa special two-reel Keystone poanedy called Dirty Work in a Laun- dry, with rFords Sterling featured This Is one ofafhe sfunniest of these popular fwo-reeI Scomediss. and Ford never made mora laughs in all his life than he does fin this, picture.
 On Thursday. Aug. 5. there will be shown here for one day only the first moving pictures of the great ,East1and Just q week ago, swlen over 1000 people lost their lives. This is the first au- khent1c picture of this terrible disaster endsths sDayisy yis one of the first thea bre9assn gNew sEngland to secure the bictureS
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
DIVER DROWNED
 4.ssn IN A WATER MAIN Imprisoned When a Heavy Iron
 Door Dropped Behind Him.

Pfttsuburgh, Pa. Aug. 2-Hundreds of people crowded Highland Park to- day, while policemen. fremen and water bureau employees worked fran tically to save Charles Carpenter, a diver, who was lost in a 51 inch pipe connecting two reservoirs I'm the park. Carpenter had entered the main just before noon to remove an obstruction and was imprisoned when a cable snapped and the heavy iron door, deep in the water. dropped behind him. Nothing was thought of his absence for an hour. but when he did not respond to sig nals. another diver went down and found the door closed. The air hose seemed to be intact and the pumps were kept going, while other divers worked to open the door and sttlI others sought for the second entrance to the pipe. Just before o'clock the door was lifted and Carpenters body was located. He had been dead only few minutes. His mother and sister were in the crowd which wait main.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

One of the most notable f1lm pro- Auctions eversmadesin this country is the pictrufzed version of Cameo Kirby, . perhaps the most important Broadway success ever written by Booth Parking ton and Harry Leon Wilson, which is Play company, with Dustin Farnum in the title role.
 Cameo Kirby is a romance of the south in the days before the war. with love as it's main motive and with in- cidents which include many exciting adventures.
 Cameo Kirby ran for an entire sea- son in New York about two years ago and was regarded at that time as a distinctive departure. In the midst of a flood of realistic dramas this romance Of the south. with its gentleman hero whose proclivity for gambling gets him into difficulties. and it's lovely heroine who believes in the hero in spite of all temptations to mistrust him, made 8 tremendous sensation. The costumes, the spirit of adventure and the entire atmosphere of the piece, so successful on the stage, are doubly attractive on the screen. The incidents in the story which could only be described by word of mouth in the Legitimate" version of Cameo Kirby are all shown upon the screen In the miuutest detail, with a wealth of local color that literally transports the mind back to the days when races between the Mississippi river boats were sporting events for the gentlemen of New Orleans
 For the character like that of Cameo Kirby there is only one supreme Amer .ican artist-and the name of that artist is Dustin Farnum. With all the physi- cal charm so indispensable in such a character. and with the experience of almost fnnumeraible romantic success es. he brings to the Interpretation of such a romantic role finesse and knowledge of the art which cannot be duplicated.
 bound to be Jan even greater attraction than Dustfns Farnum in The Virginian or The SQuaw Man.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
DiscoIored or Spotty
 Skin Easily Peeled of

Tyhe freckling. diecolorinE or Tolgh- af this season may readily be- goS1Sn rid Of MercoliEed waK spread 41% meL% over the face before retiring ana tss Tater completely peeiE oG &n9 d@u&- ured skim Get an ounce of the ws1 at any druggists There's no Rolg olgsa- Sa o1 other cutaneous detects Little ekan narticles come off each dAxs 90 tne lT,ocess itself doesn't even tempor~zaly 1nsr the complexion, and one soon ec- uuires a brand new. GpotieSss tGlrilRnAS beautiful face. or illness are best treated by alDimple Solution of powdered saxonte,-1 ozz qls- solved In 11 pint witch hazel. 5aInln& the face in this produces Gu4y M aAis-1 vicious transformations
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

There is more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro- nounced 1t a local disease and pre- Bcrfbed local remedies. and by con- Btant1y falling to cure with local treat ment pronounced it incurable- Science tionai disease, and therefore reouires constitutional treatment. HalPs Catarrh Cure, manufactured by H. F. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio. is the only coustitu- tiona1 cure on the market. 1t Is taken internally. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system They oner one hundred dollars for any case 1t falls to cure Send for c4rcu- lars and testimonials.
 Address. E. J. CHENEY & CO. To- ledo. O..
 Sold by druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
Not Te,T;no the Truth.

Milan. Italy, Aug. Recommending on Emperor williams address to the German people issued last Saturday the Secolo says:
 gro the emperor,s oaths of inno- cence Europe and the whole civilized world already have replied that he is not telling the truth. Ills troops have so far been conquering because accuses Europe of preparing ten wears for war, while Germany for thirty years sharpened her arms for aggression"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
AUTOMOBILE ToPPLED
 OVER AN EMRANKMENr. Harry couIby, President Pittsburgh Steamship CO, Seriously lniured.

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 2-Harry CouI-
 by. president and general manager of the Pittsburgh Steamship company. was seriously injured when his auto mobile toppled over an ernbankment in Euclid Village. near here, today. m attempting to avoid running down an aged woman, Coulby's chauffeur, Fred D. Mars, swerved the machine to fine side of the road. It first struck an automobile driven by Mrs. c. c. Arms
 Euclid Village. and then toppled over an embankment, crashing into a fence.
 Mrs. Arms was thrown from her machine and slightly injured. Mars was thrown clear of the wreckage and escaped with slight injuries. CouIbY. pinned under the debris of his ma chine, was seriously cut about the heard, arms and body. Ge was picked up unconscious and taken to a hos pital. ls
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
COMMENT ON EMPEROR
 WILLIAMS ADDRESS
Paris Tempe Says He DwelIs Longer
 Than Usual on Ideas of Peace

Paris, Aug. 2. 5:50 p. m.-Hmper- or Williams address to This people on the anniversary of the war was the subject of lengthy and sarcastic com ment today in the French press. The German emperor's assertion tha1 ne did not want war evoked again a
 The Temps says: The emperor dwelIs longer than usual on ideas Of peace"
 The Journat-Des Debates remarks:
 ssNobody, not even the most neutral of neutraIs, will believe that Serbia threatened Austria; that Belgium plotted to huniliate Germany, or that the triple entente prepared ten years for war, for which in the beginning they vistbly were lacking in the very arms essential"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
An Etfeetive couah Treatnnent

One-fourth to one teaspoonful of Dr. Kings New Discovery, taken as needed. will soothe and check Coughs Colds and the more dangerous Bron- chtal and Lung Ailments You can't afford to take the risk of serious ill., ness. when so cheap and simple e remedy as Dr. Kings New Discovery is obfainable- Go to your Druggist to-day, get a bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery. start the treatment at once. You will be Eratined for tho relief and cure obtained.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

featuring 41AlyEI sesaies sandsa big Lubin cast. The story tells~of a young so- cdety yzLnA4ronfwho brother is a pick poci1sE Thisffact Is unknown to the hns6ax1d.T OnEone occasion thetwoman ig RbOutoEO appropriate some of her h1sbandaNS funds to help6 the brother escape arrest. but in, thea events fol- lowing the brother sassumsssthe blame and ds senab1edato prove tt5to theAsatis- faction of thess husband. Finally the truth is made A5ncwn andAtha brother ig induced tosreform.
 Other films for today are A Fiend at the Throttle Hazards of Helen Hearst -Selig Weekly and others.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
conoNtAA- TnEsrRE.
fhs Goddess SsNeost Big Event in
 WorfdtsaGpeatsseaserial.

Everybody < is talking scout and reading the greatest of sfilm serials, The Goddess, and as a consaquence following the amotions ptctwes of the mother of the big events will be the Attraction and, as there is a crowded house every fnmga it aa shown. those E4shing to sec s4t had better come early |n order to beseure of O seat. Photo Ermphfcaily and dramatically th1s pic- lure is a vertt4ble gem, and 1t is no Fonder 1t ia creating such sensation h khe world of motion pictures.
 Another <wo-reel feature for today
 enti1ed- A Delayed Reformation.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
What E Going On Tonisht

vasldxytl1s send Norion Pictures At &ha &Uu&koFEmtfn Vssdsvifis anda FiiDtopiaysa as tho DmwfB Theaere Ghstncret 1z5dgAk No. 27. L s0s 70. E..
 n@@ta an OdH ESeMnWH HaI < NoHwfcA We&&. No. Il 72e&S4O. 70. sCks xneets tn Owl9 Sz3zl ,s W&uTegam Lodge, Rco.s G. K. of P meets In Py%hian Hzg1 6B@4Ax kLodEe. No. fS00v N. sM o. F.
 fonic czInp. No. 7ssz 1x.sVV. lA-. .meets in Gag3e@ Hall
 Norwich Central sLnbor .Unfonn meets in CaxpenesTs' Hall.
 ThaKmea Lodge, No. s16, N R 0. P- me&cn in ToreS1er1 Hall G<sx xAEaryes T. A. and B. 6oc4etye<nes6s m N "A. B. Building.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
cod Fishery . Failure.

St. John. N. F..-Aug. 2.-The- cod fishery along the entire Labrador coast has been a total failure so far this season, according to a wireless message received today from the Labrador mail steamer Eaxona which is now in the extreme north. She reported that there was little chance icf the ecatchs being increased during sAugusta and September.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

Of the total world production of commercial cotton in 1913 the United States contributed sos Der cent. Next to corn. cotton is the most valuable crop grown here. and 1t is the largest single item of export
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
SUMMER RESORTS.
 WI7 ETWrW'

WHITE BEACH HOTEL. Crescent Beach. Conn. American and European plan. Electricity and modern improve -mentg. Regular dinner s1. Shore din- ners daily from 12 to D. m- Steakg chops and sea food to order. Auto par ties accommodated- Phone 11A Tyler cruttenden- jylISruTh
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
LOST AND FOUND

passbook No. s100ss5 of The Norwich Savings Society. All persons are eau tfoned against purchasing or negotdat- clalm to said book is hereby called upon to present said claim to Ga1d bank on or before the 26th day of January, 1916, or submit to having the book declared cancelled and extinguished and a new book issued in lieu thereof or the
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

A downpour of inlSy black water was the phenomenon witnessed by the res idents of Barryvilie. Pa Many caught the unusual liquid in pails and a specimen has been sent to the state laboratory for analysis
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
Yawfs Aaround aon seaI Rool.

Saybrook. Conn., Aug. 2-The auxiliary yaw1 F1amfngo ofrthe New York Yacht club Is aground. on Seal Rock tonight inside of Corufleld light The yawl struck late today and when the tides fell found herself fast What damage is any she has suffered -is-not yet known.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
THE goY oF LRE.

We read about the Joy of work, Set forth by those who never shfrk. Or want to make us think so, And as we read we wonder why To make us yearn for work they fry Using their pen and ink SO. Working may be a lot of fun. But when the work has all been dona Then comes the time for pleasure. Can one who burns the midnight oil. Or spends his time in needless to1l, Enjoy life in full measure2 No. surely not. L4fe's fullest joy Comes to the people who employ Due. time In relaxation Of work each one should do his share But pleasure comes when. free from
 care.
 You're getting recreation.
 -Somerville Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

One of the nations biggest mail order houses did a gross business of over ST,550, 900 in June. The half year total of ;53,o0o, 900 suggests AmericanI prosperity.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
POETRY
wArCHFUL WAITuo.

We are watching. we are waiting.
 For e chance to so to work. Where we can earn higher wages
 Than are paid the CfInk and Ttfr1z. 'Ti1 e dreary task. this watching.
 And the waitinEsg dreary, too. At the doors of milig and workshopa
 Where there's not thing to do. We are watching. we are waiting.
 With no money in oui clothes For the music of industry
 When the factry whistle blows. You may talk about your Mozart
 And a 5ymphony In c" But the whistle that means wages
 Is a sWeeter melody. We are watching. we are waiting,
 For that grand and happy day When we once more have Profecdon
 In the good old U. & A And we'll get it, with our ballotss
 That's the suregt thing you know: It means wife and kids a-smiln
 And envelopes fat with dough Jack Wiley, in American ,Ecououfn
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

A deed to s7s,055 acres of land waaI filed recently at Dalhart, Dallam coun-l ty, Tex. the price being $4.73s.0oo; $50 in revenue stamps was attached
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

Italian authorities say that Trieste should be pronounced Treesta-" Be- sides being a great port 1t Is famous as a center of the meerschaum pipe industry.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

American cotton mills are now using more than 5000, 900 bales of cotton al year. compared with 100000 bales 45l years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

Prizes totaIIng s2o,ooo recently wereI divided among three French scient1stsi for discoveries in connection with anti typhoid vaccine.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

During 1914 there were recorded in Chicago 5,45s divorces. 119 marriage annuImsnts and 37 decrees of separate maintenance.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
AT THE A AUDITORIUM.

Dustin Farvurmsin Cameo Kirby, Pre- serted by the JesseFL- Laslsy Feature Piay Company on Wednesday and Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

WANTUD-Position as fireman: four | ~ experience on water tube. Scotch pstsnt K A. Benoit Taftv1lfs Conn.
 WANTED Position by middle aged 1 A1dy as housekeeper Address House gGeeper. care Bulletin office. aug3d
 WANTED ED-Pouitryman. experienced. l ed with board reference required Box Q. A6angton. Conn aug2d FRBsIDENT WfIson prsdicts a new sra @ of DrosPerity Let us train you to shannon Building. auEsd
 WANTED = Position hy young lady TOT gs1szal housework Phone ss7-6- YOU SOAN EARN more after compiet- Schoe1. Shannon Building. Don't put 1t Enroll today in our day or night of fWAE1A% S1a;1 E5a Sn.2 S2sn .ts tS take s ehs5Es ases. ]. E. % osrs BSEetsn SEe - ce. .uxsd a ABLB-BoDIED MEN for frsmen. brakemen, $40 monthly; experienced unnecessary. Railway. Care Buiietin- an6zm1u WANTED-Young woman as book keeper and selesWomAn: experienced In BoOkkeepsr. care Bulletin co. jysid sALDsMAN-we want an automobile rselesman for Norwich and vicinity; man of experience and acquaintance. Write salesman. care Bulletin co. jys1d
 GEnLsaw a guy pinch peir of was q pantaloonaticl We have a wrap per on the Cobweb Corner six for 25c cigar at Fagan.s Smoke shop jysOd
 wANIED-ro take charge of a min connectiout prefsrrsd; best best of rsfsr. ences. Address A C.. care Bulletin 0fnce. 1ySOd
 WANTED-stats prison attendants, about ft 3. and 17o pounds: s55 per sS month and quick promotion; eleven al- Tssdy tske1 sss9 from sor eligible ists this snd aPDea5sona for test to onl be held at SOmmission. Room 55. Capitol. Hart MEN and women wanted; government wants clerks; x7o month; write immedi- Franklin Institute. Dept. ss-F-. Roches- ter. N. r. 1e2sd
 .WANTED-Antique furniture and old silver; g0od prices paid, A Bruckner. o6 Franklin St Tel. 717-2- may26d
 THE PLYMoUTH, 44 Laurel Hill Ave. and summer boarding situated high, oeeriooking the water; also automobiIe may6d
 WANTED-To buy cows and caIves of al! kinds; pay good price E 0Iau- 0inss4 nss Tel i4-s. Colchester. Conn
 WANTED = AdyertisIng solicit9r publication established 6s yeArs. Write A. J: Parkhurst, New Haven. Conn, for paruoulara. novzod
 WANTED-Pisno tuning. A- Q. Cor don. 2ss Prospect St. ctsy. Tel ssz-z.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

WANTDD-Position as fireman; four years experience on water tube. Scotch and stationary boilerss sober and com potent R A Benoit Taftvflfe Conn
 aug6d
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03
TO RENT

nEN
 QCONOCHONTAUG-Ten-room cot tage. acres land. 1000 feet from Ocean and Salt Pond; sown flower and vegetable gardens: hardwood floors. plumbing and heat Rental $350. Others s300 to 5000. Send for booklet FRANK w. GOV. ,..esterIy, R. |.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

WANTED-To take charge of a mill boarding house in q factory village, ences. Address A c. care Bulletin Of1ce. iXaod
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

PRESIDENT Wilson predicts a new era Of prosperity. Let us train you to get your share of this new boom in pus1ness- Norwich Commercial School 1n@nnon. Building. auK4d
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-03

WANTED-Poultrym experienced, AnEle- Address. stating wages expect ed with board, reference required Box 6. A.blngton. Conn auK3d
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18

We hear that several new Fords are
coming to Buckeye.
Eyes and Ears has done enough for
one weeks work.
Milt Luce, who is an old acquain-
lance in Buckeye and is now working
at the Hays City Milling Company,
was married to Miss Carrie Bullock
Tuesday evening. Miss Bullock used
to live in Buckeye also. Eyes and Ears
and Buckeye friends wish them much
joy and happiness.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fellers,
baby boy, Sunday.
Mr. Herman Davis was a caller at
Mary Blenders, Wednesday. She gave
him tomatoes instead of taffy.
Mrs. Mary Blender says she would
like to have company to the fair.
The Watkins medicine man was in
Buckeye last week. Anyone wanting
spices call on Mrs. D. Gosser, as she
bought him out.
Mr.. Saunders was seen taking home
a new range last week That sounds
good for good square meal.
Eyes and Ears are getting sleepy, so
good night. Eyes and Ears.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-09-18
Medicine OF Food

You have bought the bulky stock
food and given to your stock as a med
icine. Why not buy only the medicine
and furnish your own food? The med
icine will be much more certain. In
fact, B. A. Thomas Stock Remedy is
so certain to give the right results that
we sell it on the money pack plan. If
it doesn't straighten up your horse cow
or sheep, we give your money back.
G. w. Meyers, Hays,