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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14

|bSbr i'm Breiie. bic anberel fetig.
Gtoders unp Deebers fommen nidt
pief IN ben Wortt, Iilffiibe finb ffez
| tis Bis tart.
Wlittlere ainb i6nere Stiere $500
800; Ghftn $3.00--6.50; JleiI4er
Stiere $5,50-725; aiserlsiens bis
srtra $7.35-7.85; 9eifers $5.5O-6.s
rs; auserltiene bis ertra $7.00--7.z
90; &iibe $3.50-5.25; anserleiens
auserleiene Biz ertra $5.50-6.Oo;
gutters $40o-4.50; Gamers $500
1856; Mil4tiibe $3.50; Gioders
unb syeebtrs: Stiere $5.25-700;
9sifsrs $4.5o-e.Oo; aihe $500
500.
9ullem- Die 3ufubr BON 8uls
len mar niht eroB unb Die preiie Sas
Der iietig bis ftdrt.
;Sette 9ullen $6.25--6.50o; Bos
loana S5.25-6.15; magere unb lsi4s
te $4.00--5.00.
RdIber. Die Ra4frage ipar
cine quite, bic Sufubr nuf mdbig nmb
bic preiie i'm 25c per 100 qfunb
bobsr.
Belle aafber $10.75-110o; fair
Big auie leihte $7.75-10.75; orbit
nare unb srObe $4.5o-1o.5o.
g dmeine. - Die 3uftibr mar
nur mGbig. bic Na6frase gut unb bic
prsiIe itiesen I'm 25-3ot per 100
pfunb. atae i'm Wbartte befinoli9en
S8tpeine fanbsn a6nabms.
Cute Bis uilssrIeiene 9erpadunsss
uno Gl,ifderiorten $7.35-7.4o; ses
mii6te 9erpafunssIorten $7.25-7.s
30; ensseiu6te mittlers, 100 Bis 18o
gfunb, $7.15-7.25; lsiGte @ers
Ianbtiorten, 120 Biz $50 pfunb $6.75
TOO; JtrfeI, 10 pfuno uub bas
runter S4.50-6.50; oroinGre Biz
aagsrleiene IGtpers fette Sdas $3.50
$50; orDindre bis CUTE Stass
| $4.0o--5.25.
S9afe rnb 2dmmer.
Die 3ufubr mar aud bsnts lpisber
mGbis aInD bic prsiie itetis bis tart.
Saafe, extra $6.50-6.75; quite
Biz auserltiens $5.75-6.4O; orbinds
re Bis fair $3.00-5.65. - 2dmmsr,
ertro $10.90-11.Oo; quite bis aus
srleisne $9.B-1o.90; Gull bis Iair
$6.0o-9.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14

3uder. - preiie feit. - Rdffis
nirter Gut Coat s7.05; poDbereb
$6.25; CUBES S6.4O; sranuIirisr $s.s
10; Gonfectioners -2l~ $6.05; Sfi
~ $3.50; tpeibsr ertra $3.50; ertra
.g- $40 per 100 pfunb.
MoIaffesiit ffttis. - Rsn Or
leans Open Gettls 45-65e; Gentrifus
gal 22-32c per 9allons.
Reis. - 2ouiiiana, syaneb 6sab
64-6ae; prima 54-5ac orbindrer
4-4ac; Sapon 4s-54c per pfunb.
Dairp. probuftG
Batter. - Wartt sismIiH Is6s
bdft unb ipilIiasr. - WboIemilt ertra
35e; gsniraIissb srtra 32st; gsntras
Iissb firits 29s; Sseonbs 26c; Jancp
Coirp 24e; padins Siod 17-18ae
per pfunb.
adfe:--- Rarlt jtstig. Ohio 17e;
Torbfpeitiiher 17a a-19e; Rslp BORT
19e; Shipei3er 26s; bo. Bird 1sAe;
2imburssr 17--l7Ae per pfuuh.
Gier. Wlarft feiter. - prima
firiis 6iibnfrsisr 32e; firfts 30Ae; orr
Dindrs firits 22Ae; fseonbs 20Ae per
Dubenb.
@sfldsel. - Marit itstis. -
Hroilers 3 pfunb unb bar,irltsr 1sr;
iibsr 2 pfunb 17e; &dbne 10-14e:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14
tseID, s0ubs uab slitien in Welu yort.

Gei&dItspapisre Surbsn ~ 8-sI<s5 bic.
icniirt. @tfisi aaf 2onbsn parea feiig
81 A7lK ilr 90 1sge sibi; Rabsl.anwsi-
iuugfn S47I unb Si4t. BsbIsl $A78t<,
;Jranes Si4t 6.844. 4absl 6.S31 Mart
StHt 10, aabd 764, aIpnsa Gidt IS,
xdbef tSx. 2ires eiHt s.fS, Habel 0.74.
Rubsi Sidt 30; Rabsl S0X 6ilber.8srren
sex. Rerifaniids Golsrs a.
AftisRmari it-am gormittaae uar
Der Rsrit ungsrseeIt uEb iaua5. iSdter
aber ith--bsionbers GrueibIe StseI com.
9it SHlubnotiYuuaep faHben aber in pie.
len 5dasH pnter bsnsu pou gsIisrx.
6Ffyen6sbu 0fdsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14
Gbicaqo, 13. Sanaiur.

Saipsint. = 3ufubr 5000.
Wartt ihira6; Built $715-7.50;
leitte $7.00-7.50; esmii6te 800
765; T%fpere $7.0o-7.65: raubs
$7o0-T15; 5srtsl $5.S5-700.
ginooieb. = 3ufubr 5000. Tlartt
tart. Ginbeimii6e Yesf Stiere So
5o-975; aiik unb Ssifers $3.50
$50; adlber S7.H-10.75.
St,aie. - 3ufnbr 10000; Wartt
fart. D.ikrs 7.30-Ts5; Gtpes
5.25-7.5o, 9dmmer Ss.40-10.S5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14

eier. - Wlarft bober; firffs 30a-
Bic; prbinGre firifs 29o30e.
aartoffeln. - Wbrrft unperanoert.
4 @efiiigt(. 2ebenbes. Wtarft ufl'
perdubert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14
1dslider Msarst-8e 8erid)t.

Gineinnati, 13. 5anuar.
Die nadtoIssnbsn Auoiirunssn bss
5ieben iia nur aui Gnsros Grand
aitionen. @ei fleinsren @efhdftsn
iperben etpas h0bers preiis bers4nst.
propifiOnem
ShmaIs. - prima Steam
10.2O-1O.45; 95omilp 10.34--11.O0
lrodengefal5enss Jleif d.
- Sbort clear Seiisn, lOie 100
1.50; Gytra Tbort clear Ssitsn 1LO0
-11.25; Hort Rippsnisiten 100
lips; Bellies 12.00-12.5O.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
12.00-12,50; extra Hort clear Seis
ten 12.00-12.25; ibort Rippenieitsr
12.00--12.25; Bellies 13.25-13.75
per pfunb.
sugar GureS Gteifh. -
Sdinttn 16t lit; pienic Sfultern
12-12ae; 8rsatfsit Bacon 19-20c;
S9ufisrn in padst.n 12--12ac; Rem
Dort Gut 12-12ae; irodtne Beef
Sdinten 24-25c per pfunb.
SiBsepotettss Sfeifd.
- S9infsn 14-14ac; pienic G4uls
tern 11--1lAe; gtliiss 16--16ae;
SdaItrn 11a-11ie; Sdultsrn. 81.
D. Gut bo. 114-11ac per pfunb.
Jrii4es 5leifd. - S&ina
Ten 11.75-12.00; picnit SdaItern
0-9.75; S6ultsru 8.50-9.75:
ibori RippsHisiieu 9.50-1O.o0; ibort
clear Rippsnieiten 9.75-10.25; ertra
ibort clear Rippsnisii.n 9.50-10.00;
Bellies leidte 12.50-12.75; Bellies,
itipere 11.00-11.75.
WebI uub @etretbG
WebI. - Diniu pai.nt $500
$40; Dinter fancD $5.85-6.00;
Winter Samilp $5.3o-5.40; Wintsr
srtru $4.S5-5.05; Dintsr orbindrts
$4.65-4.S5; 5artss Wei3en pateni
S6.40-6.s5; Sartss Dei5sn fanep
$6.00-6.25; Sartss Wtissn Jamilp
$5.05-5.4O; Rossenmebl norbfpelta
Iides, aemiiftes $5.55-5.S0; rtines
Gitp Rosssnmebl S5.65-5.90; Gitp
ssmiiates Rossenmsbl $5.55-5.9.
WeiSsn. - 30. 2 roiher Dini.r
I.32-1.34: SO. 3 DO. $1.N-1.3o;
Ro. 4 bo. $1.10-1-H.
Weffhtorm-R Ro. / ipsibes
&C; SO. 2 bo.7S-7sae; 30. 3 ho. n
--7se; 9Po. 4 DO. 76-77e; Ro. s bc.
75-76c; go. 6 bo. 72a-74c. -
go. i asIbes -; 80. 2 bo. 7s-7she;
.geo. g DO. 77-78e; SO. A DO. 76-
r77c; 30. 5 bo. 75-76e: no. 6 DO.
72a -74a. = go. 1 semiidiss -;
Ro. 2 DO. 7S-7SAt; go. 3 DO. IT.
7se; Ro. A bO. 76-77e; SO. 5 DO.
75-7e; go. 8 DO. 72s-74ae. = aols
bentoru ipeiBes 72-74e; apIbeusoru,
sslb.s 73-75e; aOIbeniprn. ssmiias
tts 72-74e.
Rosgen. go. 2 $1.01-1 .03;
glo. 3 9Se 90; Ro. A 90--93c.
Safer. - Rortbtpeitern glo. 2
peiber 53-54e; Rortbipefiern Stnns
barb peiber 52-53c; Roribfpsiirn
Ro. 3 ipsibsr 4sa-49as; 30. 4 peis
Ser 451-46ac; 9o. 2 s,miihter 4s
-49e; Ro. 3 s,mif6ter 47-4se; Ro.
4 gsmii4ter 4-45e.
Wbister.
gsrtanit fparben 703 gbls. 9i.
Killers linifhtb Gpobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.39 PET @aqons.
Groceries.
aaffee. - Sapa 23-3oc; Mos
6a 29-3oe; Guatemala funcb 19c;
bo. gutter 17ae.
nj. can,ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14
Gbitago, 10. saHior.

g biedgo, 13. Sanior.
Wsi3m. Giir Wai $1.27t-1.. !.
2ei. am S6IuB $1.2s4; fir Suli
I.21-1.22s, am S6Iub S1.21s.
Deli9,orn. = Sir Wlai 79a-
soAe; am e6Iub sole; fir SuIi 7sa
-804e, am satnb sose.
5afer. = 6iir Msoi 50-5o5c, am
S6Iub 50sc; fiir SuIi 4si-49se,
ON Shlub 49ac.
Rcasen. - 20. 2 99c.
@erite. = 65-80c.
simptbp. = S6.00-S.00.
alee. - S10.00-19.00.
ppri. - Giir Sanuar s19.15--
1925, an SdluB $19.15; fir Mai
S196O--19.so, am ShIub 1882.
G6malS. 5iir Sanuar 1000
1910, am GdluB 1860; fir y'ai
10.82-11.00, an S&IuB 1890.
Rippenieitsu. II 5iir Sanuar 1o.52,
fur mai 10.90-u.00. ON S9lub
1890.
Butter. = @artt ipillis; CREAMERY
23-30Ac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14

&yH3stSI AVt <t"fTA1stti LO <@<<N -.
init frummsr Gruit 10-12e; @ulls
Csc; Gntsn 14--17e; Gdnfe 12--
13e.
6afen. go. / $2.oO-2.25:
gao. 2 $1.00-1.50e; Gulls 40-65c
per Dubsnb. Rad benz 81. Sanuar
tiirfen feline 6aien msbr perfduft iptrs
hen.
Sbhnnb gemife
aepfeL - Cute aepfel 1926
400; sefp0bnlide $200-25o per
1bl.. einbeiuif6s 75c--$1.50 per
9u.
3itronsn. WeiIina $2.75-
400; California S3.00-3.5o pei
&iHs.
aronsbesrem - CAPE Sob
$8.50--9.50, Jsrfep $8.o0-8.5o per
8bl. unb $2.25-2.50 per Rite.
Oransen California Bal.
S2.252.75. gaoDels $2.50-3.0o.
;yloriba $2.15-2.25 per &iits.
Grbsesreu. - Jlpriba SOC per
Quart.
Jruit. - JIoriba $3.50
-3.25 per Crate.
8irnen. aisf.r $1.75-2.oo
per 9bl.
RartoffeIn. ginbeimifde
$3.253.50: gobhlsrs glo. / 1926
$3.50 per gbl. tnb a.10 per gu
auf bem Gtlsiie. - Jriibe Gbios 81
10 per gu. auf benz 9eleiie unb ST.
|20--1.25 pm Stre. Sunge 8er'
muba $7.O0-S.00 per g6l. unb 81
25-2.35 per camper.
SiBtartpffeln. - Delardre
90c-S.0 90 per 5dmper.
@urten. Gloriba $3.5o-40o
per 1amper.
3 Somaten. - 5loribd $500
I2.50 per Crate Don 6 a0rben.
MeibeRiibem - $1.5o-1.7E
per Bbt.
| Stedribsn. SITE per 8bl.
| 9lumentobl. California
l$1.25--1.50 per Smbo,Grate.
4raut. - glur bdniihes ipirb
oifsrirt. pslhes DON $14-15 pei
ION unb $1.00-1.25 per BEL. uui
bsm gelsiie bririet. gfcib:s $3.50
LIS per 9bl.
| apbl. $1.1o per gbl.
| 3niebeln. - ginheimiide g.l.
Sc 9Oc--S1.00 per gu. unb 1925
2.5o gbI.; ginbsimiids tusibe 9oc-
81 90 per Blu.
Spinat.-$ $1.75 per gbf.
Crime gobnen. - auspdr.
iige $3.25-3.50 per Camper.
2arottsn. eiubeimil4e 5(
- 60e per 9u.
| Rotbe R ben. - Siiblits 80
per 9ubsno.
Qanbprobufte
| Seu. - go. l Simotbp S2O.5-
21.00: go. 2 Simotbp $18.50-19.
loo; Ro. 3 simotbn $16.O-17.00
SO. l semif6ter aIse $3.50; Ro.
bo. $3.50; Ro. / alse $15.00-15.
30; Po. 2 &lee $13.0o--14.00; Sis
iiaes alfalfa S12.O0-14.00; ueit
li6ss $16.00-18.00 Der 5on. =
Wsisenitrob $7.25-150: Roassu
itrob $s.25-8.75; 9af.ritrcb $7.2;
$50.
geihltnfutter IN ii.iis. -
aIsie SOL L.00-21.5 so; Wibblinss gro
bes S23.0O-23.5O; bo. fsin.s $3.50
-25.5o; ssmiiai.s gutter $500
22.5o.
S1mereieM. - Mdrtt ifetiq
- alssiamsm $S.75-10.50) duf BEN
9eleiie uno S10.25-12.25 per Du
bonn Store. simotbp $3.4o-3.st
bonn Gtore.
erf6ieoenes.
Dele - Worlt itetig. 9ein6f, 70.
BEG 74c per Gallone in partisn Dol
8 9bl, gstobtes IL mebr; go.
aarb0l CSC; Cotton Sssb Sil, raffi,
nirtss &c per galone. 5srpentir
SAC in parii.u bon Is Gallonsr
unb TOO in partisn bon 15-25 Sal.
lonsn petroleum. Sbip Carbon 12C
9rab 10r; DO. $50 Grab 10ie; Ssab,
light 175 @rab 12e; Rsb Groipn Ga.
iolin 1Se: glapbta 23e per GaIlcne |!
gartien bon Is Bbls.
Sal3. - Der Wartt III rubig
= Ohio giper $1.05 per gbl. Dor
2S0 pfb.. JuhrlOhu bin5usefiist.
Satg - Martt Iietig. primo
Gitp s2-Sae; bo. gourtrp 7s-7se;
per pfunb.
apbIen. - Warit rubie. ycus
sbiogbenp S3.50-3.75, glub unS
Slad $2.25, Samantha Stiitioblen
$3.5O-3.75. glub unb SIad 1926
per Sonne abgslisfert. RauHloi,
StiidiobIen Safe, bo. glub nnh
Glad 1925. @nibraeite $7.75--
300 per sonns abssliefert. Goie 10,
ret S6.O0-6.5O per Soune usa.lies
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14

efdifou asu. a.. u,qs7liI. gos. q. 81 !. %
:';ssIsE ss'sa;s e. &. q: 5. s.s ,isS NJ;
Cent n wa. q. 5r- III lsivri9. Pc. !t.... sat
F,sI 1ariiir. 4. -. IN ssa.G q .rsf. a.,
ftsfub. \ b. lM.. six9frn. usnf. ~ = ION
stsisD. 4 8. S.li isS9sHl -. A,t,...isi !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-14

Cincinnati. IS, Sanuar.
3ufubr unp 0srianbt ndbrenb Der
Iebisn "a Stnnb.n, Oersli9sn nit ben
persanssnsn 3irsi sassn, iparsn ipie
mint.
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giuelanotL ia asa, 1914

etuetanett fa 9aa, 1914
Die Nontsn unb aud bic Dantler warsn
bente sismis& itsrf bsi&ditigt @elb III
imutr nod siiIig. Gar Garlsbem Jon tan1
Durosn pos ben HaHisn ~ bersANsi. nab.
rtnb 0ei41itspapisrs an g--6& eisfoniirt
rsrben. Sm oHensn Rartfe purbtn 3er.
isben .on ean- ~ tk-AH sHo sui 8st' "
<--4H& placid.
ssAia ssl Rss psrs
pxvbsM ~ Qasi unb ioe 9isfoap 5piiHsn
Bsaies perfsutt Die gsHStefrsis bstrdst
s0e VrdRis ver e1oo0.
u,s4fa ssf Qsrsrs.
eiAt. Wsdld ssf 2onbon varben ~
4;7oH--l,eO pr 80. Gisrlina quotirt. Gar
8e&isl aui Berlin mRrbsn SIC fir Z Mari
bsre@uet. fhs @s&Id aut Baris 17Hc pro
EssHe. aut Gmheream 45xc pro eulosu
unl auj aBieu l3J<s per9rons, lirss 15tfe,
Hpba q. cranes (S6ssis) 1876.
gSuSss rSasssisnsm
ysrsn ruiis nnb itsiis Tis Dassen cue
H'sa Ds isIs'; e,.,.,,, m..,,.,
AZ conbs 1925 Coup. .i09sI 1io4
~ Dones 1918 ..10l4
"a HcHos. 1880 ..... W
3SS Yansnia ......... % --
~ Eanema .l0lB
eitsviss esHis.iimists.
Tis umIdve im bieiisen glearinsbsuis
btlieien fib psute auf u, 10000.
9sia esfnsitsfsn.
Die Golumbia Dos unb bic Cbio Cities
irage uns istt I'M BrsiIf, iunit aber iDay Der
ssfkto Hss tnfas q \ Nsxgd nv I'm a
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g.. q q o. Icint a. ssllRsabing nsn. lr. . ssiS
q, .. 4 3. ger. -. settNsp. etecl o.. ~. ~
e5isuao gf; M. tr, n lssn&e. q ~. A.. "a
Stis q; st9.s 5,lssss scuiers +, sen;tr
Q..N.g&Y.ref .W leo. Bnc. 60. 81. !. III 4
etle. 4 3ioribiD. 81 iishls0. sae. rel. tr... ~
SSoIk &; gs. Iei. A. ssxIss, s.aiIn. g ~
Itnb. .&A Or rel. .Sr, fS5l 90. 11tlfrs Ger. AZ 7ik
Gift Escuriiiss 5r. u j1:f. 90. d. 81. !. ictj{
gtis ~. 4rZeriese. ~ Tsy 4 gae. 4. ~. ~
Cris gen. 5r...... 76El 2tifo upedbi. OF. ~
f5en. 0Isctric sc to3jsl linton Vcf. AZ. 80. nv
or. Morfh. 4. ~ .io4t iinlcn ydc. n. lr. ~
gu. Central rel. lr. SS,SIu. g, Anbter Or. .is5H
Ont Ok. Z. 5r. ..... eesttl Q. EfteI 81. .ioS
Hnt Mst. 4M..... 7sks)ira. q. gbsM. 81. ssx
Atduf. q. z. rel. 81. ~ lFal nfb 4. 81. X. iel
q. xbcre beb. 3r. Hh9 Union 49,. SS
&. Il p. mn. lr. sSJS1s iiiiHat. .GI a 6r. ijsk
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Rinbpieb. - DIE 3ufubr mar
bsuts aismli4 erob. bod iparsn Die
beHsren NuaIitdtsn rur unb siiras
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9srianot ipdbrsnb bsrieIben 3eii:
Rinop. Sdapeins Ghafe
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Rsn gOrt, 10. Sunuur.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-03
LOOK AT CHILD'S
 TONCUEIFS SICK CROSS,FEvERISH
WHEN coNSTIPATED OR BILIOUS GIVE "cALIFORNIA SYRUP
 OF FIGS"

Look at the tongue. mother! If !, coated. 1t is 8 sure sign that your ltt- tie ones stomach, liver and bowels need gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
 When peevish, cross, listless, pale, doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act natur- ally, or is feverish, stomach sour. breath bad; has stomach-ach sore throat. diarrhoea, full of cold. give a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs and in a few hours all the foul. constipated waste, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of it's lit tie bowels without gripping, and you have a well. playful child again.
 You needn't coax sick children to take this harmless fruit laxative" " they love it's delicious taste. and it al- ways makes them feel splendid.
 Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot tie of "California Syrup of Figs, which has directions for babies, chill dren of all ages and for grown-upsa plainly on the bottle. Beware of commercials sold here. To be sure you get the genuine, ask to see that it Is made by California Fig Syrup Company" Refuse any other kind with contempt.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-03
New Officers of Equal Franchise eanIIa-
MADE A BREAK FOR FREEDOM.
David Millett. Bigamist, Arrested for
 Non Support, Jumps Into River Chilled, Crawis Out and Surrenders.

David MiIlett, 2S, wanted to answer to a charge of non support at North bridge, Mass, was taken from this city to that place Thursday afternoon by Robert Mott of Millbury, chief of the Massa chusetts state police.
 Millett furnished a sensation of small degree before he was taken away by an endeavor to escape from Chief Jo- seph Ryan and Special Officer Gagne. Millett is a personal friend of Chief Ryan and in consideration of that fact the chief showed him the favor of al- lowing him to walk down town from the mill where he was taken into cus- tody without embarrassing him by put ting on handcuffs.
 When on Church street, Millett made a break for liberty, dashing away from Chief Ryan and Officer Gagne, and down to the river bank in rear of what was formerly Johnson's shoe shop. The officers took opposite directions to head him off, and Millett, seeing he was cornered plunged into the icy water of the Quinebaug.
 A ducking up to the armpits instant
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-03
sELIe GOLDMAN SUICIDES.
Former Local Theatre Manager, De- pressed by Financial Reverses. Takes CarboIic Acid.

Friends in this city were shocked Thursday when they learned of the suicide in Worcester of Selig Goldman, for a time and up to June of last year Goldman was very well liked here. He was quiet but keen and active busi- ness man and the last one that might be expected to take his own life.
 A Worcester paper gave the folow- ing account of the affair;
 Seig Goldman, aged about 40 years, 8 LenoX street, was found dead in a room at the Bay State house, 2S3 Main street, yesterday afternoon shortly af- ter 4 o'clock.
 A two ounce bottle which contained carbolic acid and notes in the room convinced the police that the cause of death was suicide. Financial troubles are said to be responsible for the all legged suicide.
 The news of her husbands death has unnerved Mrs. Goldman, and last night she was said to be in serious condi- ton as the result of hearing the news. 4 letter left by Goldman, addressed to her, was not opened by her, and she refused to allow anyone to open the | letter according to relatives. Goldman is said to have gone to the Bay State house Tuesday night and | registered at 9.3O o'clock under the name of s. Goldwin, Boston. He was | not seen since that time. There were | crystals in the bottom of a glass found | in the room, which led the police to 1 believe the alleged suicide took place | Tuesday night or early yesterday morning.
 ] Hilda Curry, a chambermaid at the | hotel, went to Goldman's room yester- | day forenoon and found the door lock- | ed. She was unable to attract the at | tention of the occupant. Yesterday afternoon the management feared | there was something wrong and two l of the employees, John Walsh ana George Johnson, were sent to the room.
 After trying to attract the attention 1 of Goldman, they forced an entrance and found Goldman lying on the bed fully dressed. They also found the
 bottle labeled carbolic acid, a glas. | and three notes.
 One of the notes was to David B Isenberg, 105 June street, a real estate l dealer, and was written on plaiI card. The note said to notify MT. Isen, berg and he would take care of him
 It also mentioned the fact that 1t migh
 look foolish to Isenberg for him, Gold
 man, to commit suicide, but he coulC
 not help it and had to do it.
 There was a sealed note left for Davit | Lewis, LenoX street, a brother-in
 law, and a sealed note to his wife, Ev1 Goldman.
 Besides his wife, MT. Goldman leave | two children, Harvey, g years old, ant
 Janis, 1; two brothers, Harry ant Savel; a sister, Sophia Goldman, an' his father and mother, MT. and Mrs Nathan Goldman, all of Worcester, ant another sister Mrs. Abraham Sickles New Bedford.
 Medical Examiner Frederick Fl. Ba ker viewed the body last night at cit,
 hospital morgue.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-03
GRADED SCHOOL CLOSED
Three Children Have Had Scarlet Fever-Fact Discovered Thursday- School Board Acts Promptly When Notified

There was no session of the Daniel son graded school Thursday because of the discovery that at least three pu- pills in the school have or have had ters and are pupils respectively in the first, second and fourth grades.
 The sister attending the fourth grade has been i'll for the past three weeks. During the greater part of this period she did not come to school. though she returned twice, only to be sent home by the teacher, who ob- served that the child was flushed in face and ill though she had no means of knowing the nature of the childs ailment. The Htle girl told the teach CT that she had been out of doors ev- school. Wednesday when the little girl again came back to school she was called to the teachers desk and an inspection of her hands showed that the skin was peeling. This being very suspicious the child was again sent home and the matter reported to | Dr. W. H. Judson. health officer. He visited the home of the girl, south Of
 Franklin street, and discovered the na- | ture of the trouble.
 The other sisters had not been ab- sent from school
 1 The matter was reported to the | town school committee, resulting in Q 1 hurried conference and a decision or
 Thursday morning not to open the | school during the day, during which
 the building was thoroughly tumi | gated.
 | Members of the town school commit | tee conferred with physicians in towr
 and the result of these conference: was a decision to reopen the schoo 1 until Tuesday, March II. All of thu children in the eight grades in tht building may have been exposed tt the disease, as many of them surel! have, but on account of the lapse il time since the case of any one of tn three sisters developed, it is believed
 that no new cases will develop fol | lowing the careful Immigration of tn
 building.
 The school board has ordered tha pupils from this school must not visi other grades of the town while tn l school is closed.
 The fever cases here are compara lively mild. as has been trHe in
 number of other towns in this vicin l ity where the disease has been preva. lent for a year or more.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-03
PATRICK ROCHE WILLY
Knew How to Plead in Town Court
 Thursday.

Patrick Roche, B. C. ", K. c. P, E. T. C., significant of degrees that he might be entitled to for his knowledge of jailology and court procedure, is a wise man of the east. They, meaning those charged with the duties of get ting people before the town court, had him up before Judge Woodward on Thursday morning and they charged him with being a tramp. MT. Roche pleaded not guilty. Nothing doing, no indeedy! MT. Roche in his hours of research and observation evidently had discovered what could be given him in the way of jail sentence un- der that charge-as much as a year and he wasn't pleading guilty to any such charge, not so you could notice it very clearly. With the charge changed to vagrancy MT. Roche was more accommodating, for in his store house of knowing as to chances of what may happen in police courts he knew his chances were for not much more than 60 days, which would mean | liberty again about the blue bird sea son, which season is always very pop. ular for free and open air nature study with him. He got so days.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-03

river and he turned about and crawled up the bank, willing to give himself up, and remarking to the chief that he guessed he had been making fool out of himself.
 While Millett was taken from here on the no more serious charge than support, the police say he is liable to prosecution for bigamy, as he has a wife here, taken since he came to town, something over three years ago It is understood, however, that the Northbridge wife will not prosecute on this charge if he arranges for her SUD- port until such time as she can ar range for a divorce. Millett has work ed here as a painter and a millhand He was employed in the Morse mill al the time of his arrest.