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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17
Returnino From Etorid

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Guard will return this week to their home on Washington street after several months outing in Daytona, Florida.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

Mir and Mrs. George Grimshaw and family moved Saturday from Town street to tenement near the velvet mill in Taftvi1le.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17
In a Few Words,

Occasionally during the month for about.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

Mrs. George Peck has returned to her home on Plain Hill after several days visit with relatives in East Haddam
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

Mir. and Mrs. William Corey O Wightnan avenue are moving thi week to Davisville, R. T., where MI Corey will take up farming.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

| During the last few days many
 | loads of household goods have been l seen passing through town, an indi- cation of spring moving.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

fellers, who were on their way to Tarrytown, N. Y., because of the sud den death of Mrs. Rockefeller, was running over the Atlantic Coast line in Virginia at the time. The Rocke- fellers walked around the wreck and boarded another train northward bound.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

Mrs George Frink of Ottraibando avenue had as recent guests Mrs. H. J. Fitch and Mrs F. w. Fisher and wich.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17
BABY'S BODY BROKE
 OUT WITH ECZEMA
And Blisters Would Form. Skin Began to Crack Open. After First Days Use Cuticura Soap and Ointment Baby Slept All Night;

54 Myrtle St.. W. Lynn. Mass.-" At the age of ten months my baby began breaking out on his body. It looked as though he
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

Mrs. Sarah TTolcomb entertained the 4. F. Whist club Thursday evening at her home on Town street. Four tables were played. Ice cream and cake were served by the hostess.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17
NORWICH TOWN

Birthday Dinner Party For Perry T. Bailey.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

As hygienic measure, several Ger man cities have forbidden women to wear trailing skirts on the streets.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

Eating tablet that contained strychnine and other poisonous ingre- dients caused the death of Esther Bentley, aged ?, at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. Latham N. Bent ley, 126 West Broad street.
 Left alone for a few monutes, the child crawIed up on a shelf and took the pill from a cupboard and soon had the poison in her mouth.
 When Mrs. Bentley entered the room she saw that her daughter had a box in her hand. She immediately took it away and washed the child's lips About six hours after the baby died
 The funeral will be held from the parents home. Burial will be in Mys- tic.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

The members of the committee chosen at the financial town meeting to look into better methods for mak- ing and repairing highways were in Providence Tuesday to attend the hear ing on highways at the state house The members of the committee are George B. Utter Milo Clark and Iris tam D. Babcock
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

at time. The eczema got so bad the skin soon began to crack open.
 "A friend of mine told me to get caIoa of Cuticura Soap and box of Ointment. I got them, gave him a good bath in warm water and Cuticura Soap. then applied tho Ointment In one day saw difference and that night he slept all night. The ec- zema continued growing better until it all disappeared in one week" (Signed) Mrs. Gladys Bernard, October 16, 1914.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

The proposed bfII to govern the ad- mir1istration of state highways is at tracting- considerable attention be- cause of the radical departure from the old system. The new plan is to have one man responsible for the conditions of the state roads, and he will be assisted by able engineers. The present board would not be dis charged, according to the provisions, but would have charge of the state automobile business
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

The marriage of Miss Ruby Ella Kenyon and Leon Ashfield, both of Hopkinton, took place. Tuesday morn. ing at 10.30 o'clock at the home of Rev. J. l.. Peacock on Greenman Heights. MT Peacock performing the ceremony. The couple were unattend- ed. Following honeymoon trip in New York city, they will reside in Bradford
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17
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With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- dress postcard ''Cuticura, Dept. T, Bos- eoa.,. Sold throughout the world.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-17

foot width is required. The streets the requirements of the council.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24
letter ITCHED
AND BURNED
All Over Face and On Scalp. In
Terrible Condition. Hair
Fell Out In HandfuIS.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

81 had tcttcr all over my face and on my
scalp. My face would itch and burn and
become irrtated, and l couldn't help
scratching It, ! was in terrible condition.
My hair began falling out in handfuls,
and my, scalp itched and burned so l
couldn't rest. was bothered with letter
about twelve months. / tried all kinds Of
remedies but all failed. | used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment three months and 1t
stopped my hair from falling out and entirely
healed the letter.
My little girl also had 1t on her face and
hands. Her face was red and innamed and
she would fret and scratch until II would
bleed used Cuticura Soap and Ointment
on her face and hands. Now she is entirely
we'll" CSigned) Mrs. o. L. Hendrix,
Gritna, Va, Jan. 8, 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24
Mornings Joy Shall End Night of Weeping;
Earth's Shadow Breaks in Cloudless Love

OF our birthplace, where We, so often,
nave risen In the "Wco hours uyOp
the tWal 10 climb some rugged hi.I-
side. o. watch for the first rays Of
awakening dawn All is dimly gray
around about us, all nature is instinct
with that strange, br0oaiug hush
which twilight and dawn alone seem
10 bring. We are waiting. waiting
with batcd breath, fearful, one would
almost think, Of disturbing by so
much as single movement the
supreme moment for which we tnrry
An, at last 10 Us coming comes, The
gray clouds break away from the
ambcr-tntcd gates Of morning. the
welcoming twittor Of birds is heard
As We wait and watch, blue springs
out ON the sky and shamos away tho
lingering grcys of NHuQuishcd night
And, as those that watch for the
morning Gods cyer-recurring mir
acle Of reiucarnatiOn is born again.
Gladly would we bid a long farewell
TO aWCsOme night did uightlcss day
not spell dawnless eyermore.
Comfort and JOY.
Thus we turn away half sadly
from the words which 10 so many
have meant hope, comfort and Joy.
And yet, may there not be some
hidden and greater meaning in the
assurance which would seem 90 have
filled Saint John with such ccstatic
rapture that. in the last Incompatible
chapters Of Revelation, he twice re-
iteratcs it? There shall be no night
there"
Glorious assurance, later 90 be
merged I'm blissful reality when tho
old earth shall have become the new.
and God has wiped the tears even
from the most sorrowful eyes. when
darkness and the things Of darkness
shall be forever swept away, when
signing shaN have been exchanged for
eternal and everlasting gladness, and
the vision of the Seer Of the Apoca-
lypse has become the vision Of a new
created and spotless world
10 is indeed beautiful picture.
The fairest of all fair hopes And
yet our thoughts, being intensely
human thoughts, are ever Of the
days that are no more" never OF
the good time coming g'-cOming
surely, though the waiting time be
long, Dark may be the pathway
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24

SEVERAL INVENTIONS
The Exact Cause Of Fires
BothcIiug Would-bc
Inventors.

Special 20 The World,
DRUMRIGHT, OKLA. oct "a
"Why have tank fires"
The ingenious mind of even youth
standing just outside the dixie of a
55,OOO-barrel steel tank while flames
leap into the air, carrying with them
thousands of dollars worth of crude
oil, realizes that if some means could
be devised and patented to put an
end to tank fires, he would not only
be con easy street. for the rest of
his life, but would be looked upon as
one of the great inventors Of the age,
Fiity-fiyc thousand barrels Of Oh
lahoma oil at so cents a barrel, The
loss is too great to be borne, II must
be stopped If tho man in question
has any time to spare, he begins
work The piuful part of it is he
knows" what causes tank fires. That
is simple. The lightning strikes it,
and, oil being combustble, it ignites
and burns. Tho idea is to stop the
lightning.
This is the task the novice under
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24
Tn to the Toe

A barefooted darkey while hoeing
cotton one day saw his big toe under
clod and thinking it was mole's
head, hit it and hurt himself. After
working with it for while he got
tired, set his foot on q stump and
said: "Well, jes pain away now; I
doesn't care, yo' hurts yo'sef wusin
yO' do me-"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24

leading from light to light" but
through its darkest mazes one will
walk beside us, one who. entering
the heavenly land by the way OF the
shadowy avenue of death. has come
back TO MS through the golden gates
Of a thrice glorious resurrection. His
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24

.akes There has perhaps been more
time wasted trying 10 invent an ap-
paratus which will stop all of Jupl-
ter's thunderbolts and sell for for not
moro than $50, than on any othet
laboratory and shop work thus iar
done on lightning rods and fire eN-
uuguishers and other deCOys for the
lightning, might just as well have
been whittlings.
Roof or Tank?
Does the lightning hit the roof Of
the tank and set 1t afire thereby ig-
hitting the gas housed between 1t and
tho surface of the OIL or does ii ig-
mite the gas lowering over the roof
and later catch the top Of the tank
Does the lightning striking the ROOF,
split ii and reach the gas below, or
does the electric spark bore a small
hole through the roof. cause the gas
inside to explode and burst the roof
The little copper basket decorated
with colored glass balls and nickel
plated sctsCreWs Is made in. miniature
and patented and everything is ready
TO 90, but the invention dwindles into
insignifiCanCc and the inventor is out
somewhere dressing tools, wondering
what sort of a fool the millionaire was
for not catching the point when Inc
presented TO MN lhe virtues OF MS
appliance
Along Comes Another.
About this time comes another in
yentor TIc knows lots more about
pipo-fittinr than he does about cleo
tricity and has a notion that If there
yyas no gas TO catch on fire there
would be no fire He would install
powcrhouse, connected WIN all lne
gas from under ihe io9L llls pI''! ~
douply Eoou De'auS' ne ca" us, wv
same power To pump 'He E"S il"'ll ~
the tanks 10 nearby to"n' WhC'r 1t
can be utlllIeu ny ihe cl'y Ior lHh''ng
ana heauhg: Ihe OIL company WouIu
pay TOR ha\lhE the gas removed I'oIil
the tanks ana the city Wouiu pay Iol
lne gas re G"uIu run lhe e"E'It
hlLns'Il ana hlIe poy 10 CoHe'' "'
each ehu Oh ms system Oh pipes
But the Tank Held.
Not many weeks ago on a tank
farm near Outon n creek caught on
fire and the flames spread into a la
roon of oil The oil was so close to
y tanI, mat tho heat from the burn
ING nond heated the outside Of a steel
I,nE red PeonIo who sayy il looked
for most ouvthinp to haDpcn OF
course tbn bot steel created a Ger
Tin amount of cas- ON the inside of
tbc tank but the pas bubbled TO the
surface of the oil the bubbles burstod
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24

hand It IS which will guide us through
the awesome valley OF the shadow.
till
Mornings joy shall end the night OF
weeping,
And earth's long shadows break I'm
cloudless love.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24

Centuries have passed away since,
In the long ago, John Of PatmOs
ponned those glowing words which
made the Apocalypse a world pos
session, which opened up TO longing
eyes a vision so splendid as to Doe all
most past the telling, the vision Of "a
new heaven and new earth,' Of "a
city which hath foundations, whose
builder and maker is God"
How often must the cXilod seer Of
Pamos, i'm his lonely capacity. have
pondcrod the words Of that heavenly
vision Of which. long as he might live,
the memory could never grow DINNER
or less glorious How often he must
have thanked God In his heart and
taken courage, even after the woudrOus
vision has faded into dim nOthingucss,
and he woke again to PdtmOs' surge
washed shore and bleak reality The
very waves I'm their ryhthmical rise
and fall must have echoed and re-
echoed the words which still seemed
ringing i'm his listening ears. mo
night there" No more weary watch
ing for n longed-for dawn, when the
spirit seemed to writhe against the
earthly .chalns which bound it,, when
the slecplcss eyes grow glazed and dim
I'm what seems endless vigil for the
the illlmitable waste Of gray and
painless sea. Lonely no more. for his
eyes have caught sight, not alone Of
the delectable mountains but OF the
even fairer city which lies beyond, and
the vision Is so splendid that the sOr-
row and tribulation Of the present are
all but forgotten. The eXiled seer is
no longer upon the isle which is
called Patmos" for he who stands by
him is not only like unto,' but IS the
Son Of Man"
Wholly Blamed?
As transcribed by the seer's glowing
pen. it rs q fair picture Of new
created world which is portrayed be-
fore-us. And vet. are We TO be wholly
blamed II there be those among US
who can never scan these words with
out a wave Of that regretful longing
which has power 10 bring the quick
tear to the eye, the sudden throb to
the heart.
NO night there" No night and
therefore no dawn. We are back
among the dear highland mountains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24

Take my adyce, boy, and see the
girl you marry is a good plain cook"
But why couldn't ! marry O. good
pretty one, dad poo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-02
La Sociedad Hidalgo ceiebra su
XXI A~niversario

la parte De la fiesta que esfuvo
a cargo de los niHos que dirige la
Sra. Lronor q. Olivares. gust6 gran
domrntc, por Ia gracia con que los
prQuehurlos Supierou representa-
sus papeles.
Al terminar los nimeroS del pro-
grama, SigUi6 TN animadO bale que
durd haSta la media nOchr, bora en-
que las familiaS So retiraron lie
vandoSe IN gratO recuerdO de la
yclada.
Env!amOs a la benGfica aSOcia-
cIon nucStras sinccraS f~elicitaciO-
neS, deseandole muchos progresses
en- Ia mcr.tOria y noble labor que
peCSlguen los hOnrados Y entu-
SIaStaS ObrerOS que la fOrman y cue
csc carlnO a la pairia ausente que
tan de relieve Sc puSO en- la fiesta
de 81 a%niyersario, no muera nunca,
sIno cue pOr eI contrario aumente
cada dia mas para honra y orgullo
de cSe gir6n de terra que Sc la
ma Mexico.
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y
VIene de Ia pagina =
.Diciembre de 1914.

70, cercano a Villamar, al dia siguien
te del entierro del Negro. FL ma
cimiento del hijo deforme Y raqui-
heo que viyi6 IN aho a fuerza de
euidados ' desvelos, Y que Sc lie que
do musrto en- los brazos ~meciendole
suavsnente...
81 raido de una disputa en- Ia sala
donds Sc ceiebraba el yelorio II le-
yant6.
--iJuanico.
Eus IN sri.o romeo, ~imperioso, que
onmudeei6 sdbitamente 6 los que Sc
Civertian. Escucharon, ereyendo ha-
Der DIDO NAL. Pero no; IA o ronca
Dc Carmen volvi6 q lepetir:
-iJuGnico! Ven.
Acudi6 81 pStrinO, ' Ia madre Sc
dsjs easr on SIS brazos sollozando..
-iEsa gsntuays. iEsa gentua-
ga
ST, mule. va Sc AN. mo
10 oys? Son a dose a q desperta
"a gensS por a caye.
So narchRban. Salian en- tropel
eentando, reRdo. Lo de menos era
qHs o. chico Subiese q cielo. 10 i'm
portaRte era que habian tenido una
noche dc fiesta, de vino y de canta-
res.
Carmen Seguia lorando en- brazos
de Juan.
-Auje!-decia el padriao-no
hai que ponerse asina. Hal que te-
ne on cuenta Ia consesiones, "a coz
tumbre der mundo.
Carmen Sc limpi6 rabioSamente
las lagrimas, como 81 Sc las arran-
cara
-IEr mundo? Er mundo no tiene
Rrms nj corason. Va We; cuando 20
estabA allegro porque Saba muerto
aguer malasangre, clio yoraban. o..
/ cuando estoi triste. mui r~riste, ina
resits mia der ma! clio Sc divierten
cantan coplas, Mardito sea er nun
do, juanico de mi arma.....
Jose FRANCES.
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70 dc 1898 firmaran los rntusias-
tas ciudadauos que por primcra vcz
Sc FeunI"ron para dar vida al pro
ESl'o w 'o''''"' d" " n -,
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CONsIDERACIONEs FILOsOFICAs.
Eiepe de Ia pigIna =.

eito adecuado. Y "aprendera' algo
mas todayia, a mantener siempre
Ia causa de IA hbertad para conser-
var las simpatias universities que a.
bora sc lie prodigan, Y q persistir :
foTtaIecerse en- Ia decision de cum
plir accomplishments los tratadoS,
como 10 Ia hecho hasta ahora, para
ser siempre IN pueblo estimado pOr
sa rectitud Y buena fe. En- esta
guerra tremenda Sc deSangra y a
Fruina Austria-Hungria, pero ella lie
~aprovechara porque aprendera a ser
justa con los pueblos debiles y a
contener "a desenfrenada codicia te-
~rritori2l, que quiere Satisfacer a eX-
pensas de las u~acienes pequenaS. En-
asia guerra tremenda Sc Ia deSan-
grajo y arruinado Belgica, pero ella
lie ~aprovechara en- el ordeR moral y
en- Ell orden politicO. Su inmenSa, 81
noble inmOlacion en- araS de n hon
radez ' de II cOnsecuencia, 81 he
roiSno incompatible" oPoniendose
q Ia odiosa y repugnante invasion
de Alemania, TODD csc mar De san
gre y de escombros bajo el cual Sc
Ia We ahora s~umergida, TODD ESQ ha
dado = 81 grande alma el temple re
roico, Ia consistencia de las cosas su-
bEmes. 81, como dice el ilustre y
malogrado pensador frances, Jean
Marie Guyau: Eel unico medic de
ser grande en- Ia vida es teaer Ia
conciencia de que no Sc ~retrocedera
delante Ia muerte," e. hecho magni-
fco Y sterradOr del ayance de Bel
gica hacia Ia muerte, representada
Siniestramente pOr n invasion teut0-
MICA, es Ia demonstration mas palma
ria de Il grandeza moral del pueblo
5elgs. Va hay una "Belgica heroica,"
que pueden cantar los pOeCas, email
Tecer los historiadores, admirar los
pueblos. Y hasta es possible que De
esta crisis suprema surja una Balgi-
- polirica mas grande, mas fuerte.
Su Valor sublime ante Ia muerte q
IA magnificado, conquistandole, con
las simpatias del mundo, el derecho
de ser recOmpensada por Ia justicia
inmanente de Ia historic. invocaGa
por Il palabra a-doroSa del gran
Gambetta, y que ahora debe cumplir-
Sc en desagrayio De Ia ley moral y
en- ~reparacion del derecho.
CASTOR MORA.
Diciembre de 1914.
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TANDA DE Hl0Di.
NiCne de la pag, 6a.)

81 libro de- los deStiuoS'. O 81 "rui-
senior yucateco. En- ambos eucon-
trara listed ratios lie vcrdadero So
Iaz Y rcgociio.
EulOuceS "GrnOv-va de Braveule'
-Neros. Lo Guico que nos que
ia - "ExpiariGn O e. SacriTicio de
una madre rorrcIoua". Dos tomcs
a peSeta.
Cuaudo mas ~interesante estaba rI
diaIogo. se preSeuta eI pulquero de
la rStrr.la matutina
gu" hay. tNada de nuevo?
10 de Siempre. IA 10 dijo FL
imprria!iSmo yanqui @ Ia sonriSa de
Roosevelt: todo 81 hard. Cleric
qur sta obra rSta I'll pugGa con
la doctrIna Monroe al alcance
lie los nihoS". que SoStiene.....
AqurIIo no podia SostenerSr por
mas tempo. \ eI librrro de virjo
hiZo NUTS.
tuut tai t. parece un Iibrcro
De vieiu de mi TERRA?
TIBERIO.
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rIBERIO
ENRIQUE BORDES MANGEL.
EIcnc De Ia pagLna l..

en- que Sc hallan-la discipline
miIitar. Il hombria de bien Y el no
nor Gel c~iudadano; pero como nos
consta que taato los villistas como
los carrancistas estan cortados q Ia
misma MEDIA Y no andan muy ri
cos de estas cosas, parece ser que
Nafarretc ' Rend5n Sc albanian, Y
que, a cambio de fuertes dadivas, Sc
2romeren defeccionar a 81 debidO
tempo para aportar su contingente a
n obra temolcdora de Francisco vi
La.
Sin embargo no han querido dar
su brazo a torcer tan de buenas a
primeras. Objeran, Y con raz6n, que
~quieren estudiar el case detenida-
mente, que 10 pensaran con caIma;
' que sobrc TODD. cue esperan el re-
sultado del ataqGe I IA plaza de Men
terrey. para norman su conducta.
En- mejores terminus: que eSt&n
dispuestos a t~raicionar al primer jc-
te," siempre que su detection ten
"a resu!taGos iavorables q sus iute-
reses : esten aseguradas las proba-
5iIidades &c triunfo de Ia Division
del Ncrte sobre n endeble taccioG
.cO-s-i-uc;00ais-a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-02
ES IMPOSSIBLE LA UNION CON
CARRANZA.

Nafarrete ' Rendon D-opuSieron,
Z 81 vez, que Bordes Mango! Y Perez
Figueroa ingreS2ran a las filas de
don Eenussiano, para acabar, 10 mas
pronto possible, con LIS fuerzas de Vi
la. Pe-o. . decir verdad, no tuvo
eco ia proposition, toda vez que Man
gel expuso ser de TODD puntO imposi-
bic la ~alianza con el Primer Jeie,
porque sabe que taEco q como sus
compaHeros de revolution, estan sen
tenciados a muerte por don Venus
tiaro, ' abriga la seguridad de que,
Iegado el momento de teaerlos a su
aleance, el l~ugarteniente de Cuatro
Cienegas, ordcnaria su fusilamiento
Embellishments.
De todas maneras, el asunto Queda
en- pie. Nafarrete Y Rendon estan
dispuestos a defeccionar, siempre que
?! at2que que Pablo Gonzalez ha CO.
menzado sobre la ciuda4 de Monte
rrey fracase. EHtonces sera cuando,
con tropa c implementos de guerra,
abandonen las filas de don Venustia-
no, para engrosar las de Francisco
Villa.
Tales son los manejos de los revo-
luciona9ios ;manejos que, por otra
parte, estan muy ramificados, pues
Sc que a distintos jefes de guarni-
ci6n Sc han acercado delegados Wills
tas, proponiendoles igual cosa que
Bordes Mangel g N~afarrete.
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