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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

maze, ana vines
with pumpkins
weighted There
dad would toll.
and slug the
soil, his busy
boys Hroun 4
him. and he i
have hccts and
X in drcd eats
" hen " IN
try trmpeslS
found him This
good old plan by
modern man no
more alas, l.
followed hui nt
the store he
blows his ore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
n n e e
s tories e $

Harry had Icoamc much interested IN
rlHNing soldier At first he was con
tent tu march about merely with y stiyk
for gun Then, at his request. his
mother made him paper hat. tn which
later sh" added q plume which HAIRY
had discovered In u ncighhor's chicken
yard Nf,cr u time he found he must
have u holt. with y sword
on" DAY he confronted his mother.
dressed iu mn his warriors fncfN
Why how Ike n soldier you look
she exclaimed
'N.c-E.' he agreed. hut I've hecn
ln'hnc ~ picture n Napoleon. ana he
has sDruhhlnr brushes on his shoulders ''
In the rour, NJ Union nm. y J.. an
italian v1H helms examined ~ In his
qualification. for naturalization
What 10 the difference between the
powers ana pr'rpgntiy's NJ the kng oi
England ana those ~ the president of
tho United States asked tho court
Tn" king, he gotta IA steady ioh."
answered the applicant
Ny husband Is going on fishing
itip,' said Mrs Walton. and I want Ca
get him n hook 10 read on rainy DAYS
when h" can't nsh Can you suggest
anything
How about Tho Adventures ~ Baron
Munrhausen'7' asked the book store
man That ought 20 stimulate his
Imagination"
How hNpry the bride looks"
She has hight to look happy Her
friends have h"cn laying odds oftwn IN
one that Ehs wouldn't hnd him
\ prominent San Francisco cuhmsn
h1s % country home down nj san Mnico.
whore most NJ the wealthy folk NJ tho
city live Recently he had an automobile
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Walt MasOn's
Prose Poem
TIN CANS.

II oldon days, the which ! praise, ms
warmly as I'm able. We raised our
bean, aud other greens ont hnck
fcrnlnst the stable \ garden plot be-,
hind his cot cnch man nnnruratcd,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

accident at lonely spot ON tho road
where he found n impossible 10 rem %
q telephone to notify his Wiz"
Now. u happened that he was happily
married. very domcstiohtcd and not tr.
custnmcd 60 staying out at night So 1t
midnight his wife became very nervous.
She dispatched the following telegram
Ia five NJ her husbands best friends In
the rity.
Jack hasn't como home Am Worried
4, he spending the night with you'"
soon after this her husband arrived
hcme and explained the Cnus. NJ hts
delay while he wns Rlkihg boy
brought In i've answers 10 her telegrams
all wordcd thus
Yes, Jack Is spending tho nigh, with
me"
when vas ho,." remarked the
head Of the family. "a nickel looked q
hle a. n quarter 10 me"
We'll. pop" said his son and heir,
n dollar hill looks A. hig ~ a five 20
me right now
y have here" said the book agent q
set Of books which should he In every
home
Not IN this one snapped the man
of the house. u have no time for read
Ing and hate the very sight of q book
agent"
Then thcs. book, are IN. very things
YOU need Just think how handy ,heyl
he To throw NJ the nest book ss-n, that
comes nlons
How Is ,ha, hoy NJ yours getting on
N college,
I'm afraid an education is wasted on
that boy lie's been playing on the col.
legc baseball team for three years and
hc hasn't had single offer from the his
league msnascts"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

And there's Henry Ford with hts bank
RON obese.
The brave standard hoarcr n Pine md
Peace.
He has bolts on his fingers and nuts on
hI, toes.
And you'll hear hIa rattle wherever ne
goes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

An unregistered voter may hc ~ great Importance o
The city In some ways hut he Is NJ Importance what
ever In mn election and there arc some elections coming
l Witch hc ought io express his sentiments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Amt n funny how woman can flop
around I'm short time Eve years ago
their shoes laced I'm front and their
corscts laced IN the back But nowadays
their cotscts ncc IN front nnd their
shoes lnoo IN the back Luke McLuko
It's tough. Luke A man who has been
widowcr FOR siN or seven years and
who gets married nov has 10 learn every
thing an over again Gary Nnd) Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
EDITORIAL PAGE
Old Stories
In New Type
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
tFRoM THE TIMES fILEs,

n y Dunn. formerly with the Choctaw
road ~ In the city lie Ii now located at
Wichita.
Capt W r lIIggie, owner Of the post
ofrce building. IL IN the city.
Dr J y o. landrum. president Of the
townsitc board Of the territory, Is visiting
Reverend Bass
Mrs r Hickey stepped on tra-
nnntuh last night which bit her on tho
foot A doctor WAS summoned and she
II now out Of danger.
Rev joel Harper, the new Congrega-
tionnl minister. IN In the city and will
commence his work tomorrow.
The NOonan sisters will serve dinner
tomorrow NJ their new boarding house.
THE Monlecollo.' corner Of THIRD and
Broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

when They Rrag That They Have
Your Goat Just Tell Them That There
Arc 5000 600 More Angoras In Your Herd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Today unregistered voter feels iust the same u.
those who have registered but after The books have closed
he will have to know that he Is great dis.
advantage.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Residents Of the east side are organir-
ng an east side Improvement club "
property owners east Of the Santa Re md
haze called n meeting for May 10 at stiles
park.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Talk is chenp" observed the Sago
"Oh | don't know replied the Fool
~ costs couple " dollars 20 get .
black eye fixed NJ 40 It won't show
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Mr. and Mrs e. ~ Rushmotc ~
Cherryvalc Kan. are new residents u
the city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Sugar Is going up hut II will never ho able In n, =.
high NJ the price ~ gasoline
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Our Dally Special.

Flour b. now made out Of spruce saw
lust
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

c G Jones il IN receipt ~ q letter from
@ " Carrico who IA nov located at 'hs
san Jose mlnins camp n",r Nlcu NfiL
He Is much improved In health
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Miss Nellie Lecch Of Norman was In
the city yesterday, the guest Of Miss
Ruby Harper
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
otchi


CAd. IN McLcansboro dll) Tmcs)
For Snlc-A parasol top. rubber tired
buggy refrigerator and guitar Mrs
\ l. Sloan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
I 8 Dts Of 6>Dy By Play ':'',,'
~ IMf nfLUHE

'FRONT.'
The Club Bcll Hop viii kindly show
Mr. Burns Perfect TO the Coal Bln and
bring Miss Eta Herring pitcher Of
water They. win both arrive on the
train from Marion. ohio,
Ouchl
Fred T. Hurt ls II chhopractor at Ham.
ilton, ohio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Hoy Duke Il 'hcre room In Tho deck
Tor Asa Spades. Of Rrownstown, Ind -
n T. n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.

In the absence Of Mrs Couch. tho
worthy matron NJ the Eastern Sar. ].
Elmer Thomas the bright and attractive
Young lawyer, has been In charge Of her
department In the Webster school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

A number from here will attend the RI
Reno highschool commencement eSer-
rIses tomorrow evening There arc four
graduates. All of whom are girls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

The Marian Wallace Vail chapter Of m.
United Daughters of the Confeder,cy viii
meet AZ the library Thursda, Mrs J X.
Bookwnltcr, president.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Those who do not know whore 10 find tho precinct
registrar can easily learn by asking some " their neigh
horS who have registered They will he glad To give th,
information
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
TEN YEARS AGO.

The highsohool alumni met ~ the rcsl-
dence Of T. " Perry this evening 10 lay
plans for receiving the class Of 0G
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Sure

Funny thing about debts. isn't it'"
remarked tho old Fogy
what is'" asked the Crouch
why. the more you contract them. tho
moro they expand replied the Old Fogy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
copyright. 1850
learn This BY Heart.

learn This by Heart.
\ Wise man counsel never lcnAa
untll client pays his prictI3O
You're sur" to lose lot of S,yhds
When you go giving trcc advice
HUM
They tell mo that Jones the star slnl
artist " our bail team. made q speech
at the meeting last night said Brown
us Lo much OF u speaker
Pretty mir." replied Smith "IIe has
livery
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Dear Luko Has Am Hornto Washing
ton Franklin Seymour = Blair Scholl oi
Russell County Ky. a place on the ros-
trum7-L. f.. JnmostoNu. kN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

The New Century club held It's last
meeting of the season yesterday after
noon with Mrs George Gardner Toasts
werr given b, Mrs Selwyn Douglas. Mrs.
@. j. Lyte Mrs George Wheeler. Mrs.
Gardner. Mrs VI l.. Smith and Mrs.
Easlland, Mrs " g. Richardson being
mistress of ceremonies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

That oklahoma Cil is the metropolis
and financial center of the territory IL
proved by thr consolidated statements ~
the five banks NJ the CITY. three national
and two state banks These are the stats
National Western NatloHal. American
National Bank of Commerce and ths
Savings bank, and the fun amount of
their resources totals t26sl i2i ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09


Here, an Excuse.
An oncry lad In Toronto canada tells
Lake that when hc comes tome with y
snoot full ho gets hy because ne tells his
VII" that he is so fond Of her that he
can't resist the temptation TO see two
~ her.
Oh. JOY
The solons on the senate side n the
Mississippi State Capitol are not Foing
10 worry about The heat for some time
The term ~ State Senator lccy LAY does
not expire Tor four years
That HIcs Again.
That small town Hiyk
must dispafngc.
~" keeps his Flivyor
In u "gnngc o. Newcastle Penn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

Capt W y lIggic, owner OF the post
ofrce building. IN IN the city
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

T6suen 36rtli6teit ins gronben ser
greigniKe esIdidt, Elm 3peifeInber,
3ermiirbter unterm 9sIosntreu3 mar
ibr suriidsetsbrt. Elm Siuiefod Sirens
Der: Sebt erft itono Der Wdnn Dor
ibr. Der it6rtsr mar ols oos S9idIdI
unb benz Ie bertrousn Ourfte. neil er
lia Usriraute.
lln0 benno1: 8ouen mir unIer
Slid nift ouf benz ungIiid elmer
Dritten ouf2 Dele bittere 6rose ios
er in ibren Nusen.
,Die an meiner Geite bod tsin
Slid gefunOen bate. ou9 menn i9
ibr ben plub eingerdumt bate. DEM
spiIden ibr unb mir bdtteit ou ees
Itonoen, GIifobetb."
Limb ID pGre ods Opfer geipeIen,
iiber Dem ibr euer 2eben oufgebdut
bGttet."
.Oenn SpFer Iinb bic WoTbeoins
sungen iesliden @liids. Reben mir
niht. pon benz, tpos binter uns liegt.
mir 6oben bsioe genug eelitten. Iber
beibe iteben mir. frei ouf urs ielbit
oeItent nie bic erIten Menfden, am
Beqinn elmer neuen SdOpfun9 -
un0 polen uns bas porooies err
T6lieBen. GliTobetb. meme grout
unb mein Meib!"
Gr tiiBte iie, uno ibr Sub mar
NouI9 uno @eliboe.
Inter feinen Gippen blii6te ibre
BLONDE, fiible S6Onbeit auf unO ibrer
beilie sebiiteten 2iebe Gdein redte
Ii6, BON Sturm Der Qsibenf9aft 9es
Ta6t, CUR Tlnmme, Elm entfhloRenes,
Ianges, rebrbaftes 2eben gu begliiden.
sic tat ibr S9meitertleib db unb
i9ritt, JriibIin9sblumen. Die er ibr
mitsebro9t. an Der Brut, i'm 5eIse-
fpanbe nit inn in ben blduen Gag.
Die 2eute. bic ibnen %besegneten, Ia
9elten. sic aber 0adJten: Wenn
ale nit neugeborener Seele ins neue
2eben tponbsrn noIlten, 70 bate Oies
fer @eltenbrono in feiner l~lnbe9re;f>
li9teit ser 69reden bod einen ties
fen, rei9en Ginn. Glauben mir an
oieien Sim. mir 5pei. bic gu einons
Der fanben; elauben mir, bamit mir
leben tDnnen!
llno Iie Io1en chamber in bic 4us
gen, unb ibrs 8liden iaudaten iid gu:
mir leben- unb IN ir 10 0 :
len Teben!
@n0e.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28

anopf.
SIS tpor in Ser oritten Mo9e na9
Ginfiibrung Der 8rottdrte.
Mittogsitunoe.
Sn einem Der beliebten biirgerlis
den HeItauronts, in oenen mar 3u
.5ibilen" preiien cine CUTE ABung
erbdlt. 5dB Mar 2ebmdnn, elm gut
a~nse3osener. fielder iun9er Mann
nit flottem S9nurrbGrt9en. @tipd
Nnfane Oreibig uno nod unbeipeibt.
On teinem Der beiben Hingfinger
bIibte Der blante. glatte @olbreif, Der
fiirs 2sben binoet. Gbei4eiOung
p~orbebolten.
Ser iunge Monn faB auein on
benz tleinen Slid, an benz nod atpei
leere Stiible gum NieberlaFsn ein>
luoen. Rings lumber cine ~geipaltige
Tiiue. &ppf on &Opf faBen bic
@dfte. eFeno. trinteno, raudeno,
i9paBeno. fdmaBenb.
Gin tpoblbeleibteS gbepaor. ging
poriiber, oi9t babinter folgte Elm
iunges MGb9er, bns Iid gleih ben
poblbeIeibten 2euten nod einem
BlaB umfnb.
Die beiben 2orpulenten i9ienen
6ie leeren Stiible an benz Slide tes
9crrn 2ebmann ni9t 81 bemerfen,
ie eingen a9tlos poriiber, uno Ger
Mann tnurrte unpirf9: .8een freiss
pldb9en mebr gu baben. es 1T all
lens i9on befehen."
9o9 Die iunse Dame blieb fteben
uno iiberlegte einen Mugenblid.
Damn iiberipano lie ibre Sdeu uno
ftelte nit elmer fiiBsn, 5urten Stims
me ole etfpas iiberfliiiige Jroge:
.SIt bieleidt nod elm Stubl frei2"
!Serr 2ebmunn ma4te cine 10 bof=
!iGe unb 3uporfommenbe 8erbeus
gung, tpie lie es fold einem bibi9en
ilngen MGb9en ~gegeniiber ongemels
fen erf9ien, unb fagte nit benz gans
gen S6mel3 letnes mdnnlther Or
gons: Fiber bite Iebr!!"
Dos junge MGb9en nabm pldb
uno ftuoierte bic Speifefarte nit
iener bingebsnosn @noo9t, bic Der
Observation-Disclosures tets fir Elm
70 iiberaus pidtiges Document an
ben Sag lest, unb beiteate f4lieBli1
nod 3ebn Minuten eifriger 2ettiire
bas ibli9e Berliner Spe5ialseridt
= Wiener G9nibel.
Sn3piI9en bate Der iunge Mann
bic siinitigs GsIssenbeit benubt. UNI
has @eiidt feines bolOen @esens
iibers init Renneruusen sriinblid in
4ugenI9ein gu nebmen.
pl0Blia fab ie ii4 ludenb am.
Sofort melbste ii9 9err 2ebmann
CUR STEELE. .GnGDises Jrdulein
niinf9en Sic etpas2"
.Sa," beItGtigte iie, lid mO4te
germ elm Stiid9en 8rot."
.Oas gibt es ia bod nur ouf
9rottorie." belebrte er fie.
Sic fuBte fi9 an Die ettpas nies
orise, nit totetten ponpl0dden pers
aierte Stirn. .Id ic pie tonnte
i'd nur Das perseHen. Oo9 gu
0umm!"
rnS in ibr @'9idfaI sr-sbsn. fubr
Washington Journal., 1916-01-28
fantsis Gram,t.

Cine @rotfartenIti85e bon SuIius
9ropf.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05
JOIN WIENER 0N TRIAL AGAIN
Accident Last septsnnher Jury Gould Not Agree st Previous Trial.

On Thursday John Vzeinaer of New London was placed on trial in the criminal superior court for the second tine, charged with manslang nghter in causing the death of Henry Hall, a coieFed an in this city on last abor day. as the result of an auto~ mobile accident on West Main street.
 eimer was operating q jltney and vas driving party to the New London county asrieul uliai fair when he struck tha exnxessman, indteting injuries which caused his death several days later
 1t the January session of the criIn- inaf court 5Fe5kner was placed on trial and the jury disagreed The charge has been renewed against him by State Attorney Hull and the trial was started shortly before noon Thursday
 The first witness was George Elmer Pitcher, a civil engineer. of this city. AGE. Pitcher explained map of the location of the accident in West Main street.
 Leonard F. Lovett, motorman of a trolley car which was running in the opposite direction, and with which
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05
HOW TO GET STRONG
A Simple Remedy

Whatever the cause, we want to say to every person who needs strength, you need Yinol. our delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil as it is the most efficient strength creator Ee have in our store. Here is proof from Dor chester, Nfass.:
 T don't know what we would do without Niuol in our family. was weak, nervous and run down as the result Of an operation, and Vinol re- stored my strength. Then grand- mother had a nervous breakdown. and VinoI built her up and restored her health and strength after eveIy- thing else had failed We have used Vino1 for 3 years in our family. and would not be without it in the house. Myrtle I. Healss Dorehesterl Mss
 We believe in Ninol because we know it is a great strength creator due 10 the extractiye medicinal elez nenfs of fresh cod flyers. without oil. combined with peptouate Of iron and beef peptone, all dissolved in pare medicinal wine, so we always return the purchase money if Yinol fails to benefit those who buy it. c. c EngIers Broadway Pharmacy, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05


 ATelnaer o ase.a eglliston when he struck f4al was the next witness He said chat he was operaf ing q trolley car going toward the city when in West Main street he saw an autoanobile approaching Tie machine he afteTaFas learned was 8 Ford The Enaehine Wss on the track and when the car was about 9s feet away ft turn ed off the track toward the right
 He saw Ha4lss express wagon, which he recegnlzed standing ak the eurbs ing, and Hall was either lifting out Of in Q large eaFboy Of water. The Ford machine had barely passed the trcIIey VI hen he heard crash. He in1naedi= ately brought the car 10 a stop and the car had just gone about a car length by the axpress wagon. The trolley Was going about eight to ten miles an hour
 He went te tHle rear of the ear and upon hooking oat he saw three or four men lifting HaH up. He did noit knoW what was dene with Hall as the car was there only two or three min dtes when tne conductor gave the signal and tn ecar proceeded toward the city.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05

eza.r.gatie.n will consist of the sllls- .jeets Of physical ability and training and expeT 9nee 4 AppIcants must ke 4itilcls Of the United States and haze reaci.cd tbea 2gth but not tlleir 50th b4rth0ay on tic date of examinaf ion, except that persons honorably dis charged from the military or naval service sof the United States by reason of disability resulting from wounds or sickness incurred in the line of duty. will be excused from the age limits.
 For application blank, Form 1900, tary, Postoffice Bldg, Boston. Mass, with whom application must be filed in complete form on or before May
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05
Ladieal AicI Meetina-

The Ladies' Aid society of the Greeneville Congregational church met at the home Of Mrs Oscar ". Carpenter on Prospect street We'd nesday evening, there being an att tendance of 20 The meeting was opened by the leader, Mrs Janet La- throp- The secretary and treasnfer's s repjorts were read and approved The full report, stating that several bas- kets of flowers and fruits had been sent to the sick. A very interesting letter from Miss Ruth Huntington of read, thanking all the ladies for such exceptionally fine box which they re- .ceived from the society The presi- dent Mrs. L.athrop. kindly offered her home for the June meeting. FolIoW- ing adjournment they were delight fully entertained on the victrola by Mrs. Harold Carpenter and the host- ess served refreshments.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05
oRTTpARY
Mra R. e. ninr.

After an illness of three weeks with pneunaonia~ Floril7a p Roy wife of Ralph C. Dion, died at her home Thursday evening shortly after II o'clock.
 Mrs Dion was born 22 years ago in Lebanon, the daughter of Octave Roy and Recflla Roy. When q small girl the family moved to WiIiimantic where Mrs. Dion spent most of her life She was united in marriage with R. c. Dion in Willinantic four years ago. Mir. Dion is employed as a clerk in his fathers grocery store.
 band, a son, Ambroise, four sisters, Mrs. Fred Beique, Mrs. Napoleon Le- Claire, Mrs Arthur Lambert, all of Taftville. Mrs Michael DeneauIt of iWil1imantic, and five brothers. Joseph, Frank, Henry. Arthur Roy, all Of Will
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05

NonaIoh. Friday M1V 9la
HI. AE T s! R. !.

RN% wv i4AA hF NW The winds along the north and n0id- ale Atlantic coasts will be 4reah and
 Conditions.
 There were showers Wednesday miMat fNenn EeMnsg lTania and New Jersey northward ana northeastWar It ia somewhat cooler in the Allan tic states.
 With the exception of possibly local showers Friday along the ifnu9ed n te Atlantic coast from North Carolina to achusetts the ather will be generally fair Friday and Saturday east of the Mississippi river It viii be warmer Friday over the int tsriuT districts.
 Northern New England Fair Fri days warmer intexioK local rains al night or Saturday.
 Southern New England: Cloudy on Friday, probably showers on the southeast coast Saturday fafr Eastern New York: Cloudy Friday warmer interior, showers at night ol Saturday north. fair south,
 Observations in MarwieIl. The following records. reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometrie changes Thursday:
 Ther. Bar q a. m .5...s..s........s 56 2990 12 m- .....s..ss. .......... 6s 29 94 sb D. m4 ssiss- zi.s. 2. -..ss b9 29.9s Highest 76 lowest B
 Comparisons. followed by fair
 Thursday weather As predicted
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05

Of the general committee in charge. Charles KIoss is chairman, Alfred KrahIneF secretary. and Herman JaekeI. treasurer Oscar Heinrieh heads the committee from the Maen- nerchor Singing club, Herman Iackel the committee from the Order of the Sons Of Hermann, Mich Heigel the oonnnittee from the Froelichkeit Sing ing club. and John Kraus the commit tee from the Shooting club
 The singers from the Mannercllor will be twenty eight in number, with Rev Wertll, as director
 CUT
 Under the same auspices as those of the concert there will be dance on Saturday night, May 20th, in Manner cllor ball. TaftvilIe. The grounds are % be illuminated and everything is be- ing arranged to handle the large crowd that is anticipated The band that for a long time had discoursed music Of a high order on board the finest ship Of the North German Lloyd line, has played under the same auspices In all the large cities Of the United States. hey play 1n 3Iolgoke. 14ass on May
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05
CITY MISSION AclSNoAFl EDGES
 DONATIONS FOR APRIL
Table pfshess Cups and Saueers Can
 Be ANell used.


 The City Mission acknoW aedges do- nations oa elothing, eta. during the neHth of April as follows Mrs. Will liam Williams, Mrs. A. GFeHer, Miss Witter ana sister, Ar. fallett Mrs. H H. FfIIl Mrs Edwin Rathbu A Friend Miss Card, Mrs. C. Hall. Mrs. w. e. Osgeod, Mrs. Walter Arm strong, Mrs. Osborn, Miss Agnes Rob- ertson. Miss Louise B. Meeeh, Mrs J A, Kimballs Mrs. J. Fl. Powe1sen, Mrs, N B. Lewis, Mrs. F. O. Geer Mrs Gilbert $. Raymond A Friend Two Friends. E5ss Alex Trunabull, Miss Fields, AIls w. O. Woodnan, A Friend Miss Minnie ". Jenkins, "A Friend Mrs. A Ferguson, Mrs Charles Gallup. estate of Martin Burns AIrs. Lord Mrs Frank Nell, Mrs. w
 Crandalt, Mrs Frank M Hilton Mrs. J B. garon, Mrs. W. A. Amburn Miss Jennie L.. Spencer, Mrs Fred w Lester. Mrs. Mar garet Ward, Mrs A R Portelanee. Mrs. Charles R. Carlyle Mrs. George Lippitt.
 Special calls have been made fol table dishes Cups and saucers and plates Ald such like things can be wei used Also. as exers all kinds Df clothing for children and adults,