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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

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ueoc Nirtc. 0duas5 Snnooc. SritlrteR.
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eicbllfieIia al iuoieuNe eeerS SeIsp %
lao oen Iettc @rooeraauo idd Ct 'tort
&um. Suart oil ii IA ialeu iaa Gen
0lrhc al tuuue rdpportert ri eoer oni
Ct for en- nor SnaS Srenmc heIoiat
9ieiultdt. Carl HuuQlnno.
500 Secouo Auc 20,
minneapolis. @lnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Sil Sjartoeter, 9uosIer
% oinaer.

ai9re gp9oefolfl No9en iterre 8lGs
&c Tan ri life giere 6berfen os lelb eIler
bore ajpre bertientne / Ss~oebb9berue,
e1o at iamle Ell @ape til Dem. 6erpsb
bebes ale % eubuer, iuopanoret bertiI
fra 6iartpaIs &ritegiplb, eIer iom bar
lin Giitamnin9 BERTHA, Nano % auirs
DC, ur9 og gammel, rig eler fattig,
at inDienoe en- 8aue til 6~iembp9oeu.
S1bab @apen ital 6enbtte5 til, ma bero
pao bcns Sterrelis. SAB en- tienpt
paa bpert Steb inbiamle @aoen, faa
tphelige Naune fra buiIten 9pgo, aloer,
o.i.p. o9 naa S~nbiamIiu9en er tiIenbe.
maa Snbinmleren ienoe Sunmen til
6pnebtasiereren 6r. 8. O.. MGIanS,
Ncrtblpoob, Soma. 6au bill ~toittere /
glabene for 6ber Gent moota9et, liant
i1aa / SorbinoeIie meo Sormanoita6 %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Sra Yurfe Co., y. Sat.

Set er interesiant at l9ie / "Seco>
rabs Eoiten" ON forifielige Meninser
% ON SorbpIbene paa foritieutee Stes
Der.
Set bar MI iier ct Stptte meb
SterIfriften: "Nre me clannilb", lom
lea ipnes er uoml9rtet.
UT llniteb StateS Sproset er bet
pi9ti9ite Sproe for o5, iom Ieper Der
i Staterne, Set CT 10 ~lelpiast. Set er
JIG iua iieloen, at Der er no9en, iom
llet life f~oritaar II. e., og on Der er en-
sisn Nbfommer. fan ban f%orituu BET
babploniite Sarsou, iom ri Noritone>
r~iianere taller, % iom 9aar unoer Nape
net Norf? Set er 10 iaaotot opmiret,
at man maa U9re lieelaa fpuois / bet
@rselite Tom i bet Norite fur at %foritaa
Oct.
% life piIoe set ifabe, ON mango
praftiierte libt pda i'm llnitcb Stutes.
ut be, iom tommer ira Norae taller
eebrofen, ia bet pil ie9 nnb'tploe. men
a. Be, iom er fsbt Der / Sanoet % bar
gaaet paa SfoIe os iGrt en9ellt Grant
NATL. f~orteler ON San an biz cats
ties. ibeeps, an baaribes an batps",
bet Times ies lite ON; - o8 prsper Su
al iretteiette Dem, ia iaa iiaer De:
Oats bee difference" 50, the biis
ference" er. at oct enc er ret % Def
anbet er intet. % ont hi life logger
Iinb paa at tale Sproeet ret, iaa Bile
Der Der mart liee mango Oialefter / De
Serenebe Staters Sprc9 lom / bet nors
tie. Iaa faar ri / 9afota Fare Itua meo
&1ne, grsn % Wlinb paa bio SGs,
noar en- ira 9ecornb taller til os, Ii
se'om ie9 iom er Srunbbiemmer mi
fcar sisre. naar iee taller meo en- BAL
bers eller T~proIGuoine.
Sdn er BET De nprite Naone, iom
8srnene abioIut maa osbc5 meb. San
bebes BE Rarsit os SSreen, iom meb
Def iamme bliper Iarb os George. ut
pt falber bore Born op efter bore Sors
rlbre, bet er aIbeles / lin Srben, men
itfc ON hi mua foloe Dem meo ct Ndpn,
iom er alDeles "unprououncable" / bet
gn9elife. Set 9aar 10 an at BRUCE
SCrbogitunen.
Set er Ilet life al Hineeaet bperten
10: mine S9bre eaer nit SGbres 2ano
og Spros, at iee naar ie9 or / SeIifab,
bror noger life f%oritaar gngeIf, og mo-
gen life f%uritaar Sort, at iee ba taller
II, G., eQer at ies taIber mine Sern
meb II. 9. Hapne; men bet er forOi at
ies innes, bet er mere ont at 9iere
for en- Iorit at lore gngellf END for
en- @meritaner at lore Sort % / Iaa>
banne SilfGloe burbe bel 2anoets
Sprog p9re bet raabenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

Sfslsc Mcbse.elie fra 2nteutosboid.
terne @iuinmiou & Rer6ant. 925-
935 RctropoIitau 2iie SlOe. @mue'
apolis. @im., or Saterter uoirrOigst
Ill isIaeroe Cpfinberc / Ninneiota.
Rortb 9diotd % South Gototd:
IS. Edmonton. Ninnenpolis. Niuu..
Sloctiou engine; e. srolun. Bis
mGrtt u :. Grain Door; 6. g.
Srrr. 6lbbiuq Niuu.. NIr Gatdber; ..
: 9doweU. 0ditiuas. Ninu.. GIothes
2rier; n. u. Campbell. minneapolis.
Ntiuu.. Stre 5tem Gouer; s, 3ouaau.
NiuucnuoliS. Qimu., Sopcr Glott am
Separator Member; %. @brbenrt.
Siou Sails, z. &. 6oiiee llru; 6. j.
@einer. HuIutb. @iiun, Intermittent
Operating MehuniSm; Q. 6aniou.
@eao. z. l., Miners SooI; 3. G..
loarlu. @iidigln y. Z. Combination
@IierS; 8. q 6oludrn, Sarge. q. q,
1roniug @oorn; !. R CIiou, ct.
Saul. @tiuu. Clutter Operator for
Cameras; G. 3. Yeter5 :, ". Rurs
ran. @iuueapolis. Niuu., 8irboip
Saib ooloer; %. 9. Roaf, Soparo,
2. 8. R%ailtpan sract Rotpiug geds
dime; 8. %. Sdruet5, 9ortton. g. g.
ooa Srouab; 6. Siepert. Bictor Sotuus
hip. 5oiuner Gouuth, Y. B., 5drueis
SCOT; n. g. Smiiet, 9eiiieur Center.
Grim. Glctbspin; ;. W. Stepeus, ct.
gcul. Winn.. Gnrbureter; ". q.
8riabt. Tetp 7ulutb. gtiun.. Ssnamos
electric gtarhiue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

Ten saar pi ooer ri oet firfeIiee,
ii "a er oct alt dnbst euo "cIouriibs
ueis".
Get er Iieefrem latterlist. roar nan
refer til Ct mt Excitement o. ilteoets
fol ar barre NorIfIutherauere, iaa er De
SuuoosfoIt ca Sri.irtsfoIt % Sorenebe
o.i.p. "a, man fan beepuoe III unores
paa. boorfor man ier Spiret al en-
uori. sIutberit airte her % Der, oa Der
inoeu II. |. HoIt er. Get er rel autos
liferne. iom bar bigger Dem maaite.
men pas eoer bare. bliper Der life mart
rere gnigbeo / ~Sanliunoene, ina biz
he; moi autuliierue Sier al badee
2trteu % Soornet.
Tt BET er innnt iont en- aone fra
@tt. @ernou. @a1b, %iiriper, ar ben enc
II. |, Brett rioer ueo FOR Ben uuoeu.
Be: Fan lea ielu bepione. oa lea Iepenc
pnc nit 6outeiteah / Nontaun.
Ser tom en- Snuppeprsit % en- Nris
tirtepreit, o. ies par tiIlteoe peo pereS
iorite @uoStiensiter, "a 6caae 10 be-
grnotc lin suSeIise Nroa8t nlco al for
true, bpiItet Sonlirmo Sc tiIherte. Snu
bIeu ret Ell 9ieren frem % tiIba9e. og
melt mastpooIt9eenNe ina set lo I'll for
oem bease at faa meo ii8 Ell rig norlf
Hdudler.
Set er pei life |reitenS StnIo alt
iommen; Sc bar bel line HegIer ira
Snmfunbet at oaa efter.
ga. ON noeen al Be "Sodelere"
runbt Seobeh, Mont., or iaa fIiufe
fremior mango spinbcr, Yom ser itoo
~ifrerct. Ian er BET bel beoit hi aoinoer
iftnber pnn o5 Iibt. itaI hi ieI9e meb
Sibeu. Oilers ta9er De bel "Sobbeu"
fra os. Seq tGnter, ON hi laa bel
otter, iao fauife Oct ogiao ben 2n9cn
par en- apinoe. iom haboe bngt bet, iom
ipiites, ia % tau'fe bun maatte Iaoe
III eeet Nrbeibe 9oa; tbi "Sa6eleren"
modtte "accouubate3". &au ga rel
life pente, at Runbeu fan iteDe banbc
ubs % ;Hoe? Nei Iau9t ira! gPen buIt
mi pnd, at BET er Ii9e ida urimeIi9t for
Soiubeu, on Manb, Tom forIanoer al
oin Some, at bun Itnl melfc &oen %
iteIle @riien, tiQigemeo ar BIN bar 1T
&u5arbeioe og 8srneue at 'teue. Suit
pda, at bun bar bare TO S9uoer at arr
beioe meo % 10 Sepber at 9an pna.
90 enten BET M bar en- Gr9ierri9
"gndlelur" eQer en- f%orelitet Yebernte.
icm ifreb. iaa bill iea bcoe dig, at npite
Sang on tommcr til en- Ylnos, bpor en-
nj De mango auinber er uiorberebt, ian
icb efter 8runoen. Bar oct Sopenbeo?
81 Oct a ptit meget iieloen. ga ie9
iclp bar prooet op 6omeiteab bare Ell
% Wil ira Sco6ep, iau peo iea, at
for mango @pilloers @eb.pmmenoe a
bet ofte Tibet at lape Wab at. 90
or Sarna ip9e, ia iaa er BET Itama
ierit % iibit. Yopa ipnes ofte, bet er
life nc8et pibere; be er bare ""fusip"
for at boloe bam podgeu - iaa Inhr
ban Jig runot % iopuer men Wtama
bur maa paa9e, iaa bar bun life Oct
at arsre paa, nadr BEN lille 6bioe Siite
bRres no al Quiet.
aunife Wtama ieIo life er iaa friif
ale Siber beQer. Set er ofte onot
baabe i 6opeoet og Hp99en. Sa, er
Hapa mil, faa bi9lper bar benbe, men
IGubene maa BELT Hippo, ON De iaa
bar Sbrefarer i "6fiIa".
Ser bar pi airte % GeutralifoIe, Ses
Iefon % Stree 9elipcrp". nuar @eiret
tilaoer. @ooe Nplineer bar ri bapt
buert Gar, o9 meb %llnota9eIie af noeIe
"afternoon SarmerS" itnar oi os ale
bra, hpab oerbslige Sing a18aar.
Silien fra gurte Co., 81. s..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
soameIagetS aarstnsoe.

9ooe Speuin9l
Taa @runo at at Iorth 9atotd
"Yrimarn election" holNe5 ben 2Snc
SUM. % bill innIebe5 boloe DC rle'te
Sogninscr / Ncrtb 2atota biemme, bar
pl flnSet oet neopeubigt at %iornnore Sis
Den for SoonoIoscts Norsmstc ira Den
fsc iatte Sip til 29ne % 30te Suni %
lite Suli. Glen life Sioen.
8i bdaber at ie bort ltsrite Wene !
Fargo; tom % BRING mango meo.
6. H. Sopperitoo. Sorin.
8. g. @iniamlon, Sefr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

Spis rs ffer "reeorah.r Soften, dnoe'dl BEN
I'll Nabocr oa 0tenoie. Sts benz ct Runner al
Plnoet M oa od % feroer re os er M
otborrent. fidl ot rof otoe at pndl'isune bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

Oh auler DIT 8oru ior Sortlsnsite. Slsss
ugtia 5rpifius betposr, al bddoe Soru
. % Tortieueite lleles bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

Sda oil ot en- araus OIL ieuoe
AZ 9lomiter On ielU bar idaet.
Sc butter az Snt % @uo ilgn olg;
DIN @gr Su ait bar facet.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Sfslac Wcooe.eIie fra Vntentnopo,d.

C"stanomauen beOcs optaac oette.)
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-04-28
Money in Treasury To Be Appor-
toned.
STATE OF MISSOURI, | :.
County Of St. Francois, 90

|, Albert Wulfert, Clerk of the
County Court in and for the County
of ST. Francois, State of Missouri, do
hereby certify that the above and fore
going contains a true and correct
statement of the amounts loaned and
the cash on hand of the several Town
ship and School Funds, and the Coun-
ty School Fund of said County, as
therein stated for the fiscal year end
ing March |, 1916; also of the moneys
for the support OF the Public Schools
as the same remains of record in my
Office.
In testimony whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said Court, at Office in Farming
ton, Mo-, this 5th day of April, A. D.,
1916.
ALBERT WULFERT,
Clerk of the County Court
(SeaD
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-04-28
STATE OF MISSOURI, |
County of St. Francois, 30

l, Albert Wulfert, Clerk of the Co.
Court, in and for the County and State
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true and
correct record of the receipts and ex-
penditures of the several amounts and
conditions of the various funds Of
St. Francois County, as the same APP
pears of record in my Office.
In testimony whereof, / have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said Court at Office in Pennington,
Mo-, this 5th day of April, A. D., 1916.
(SeaD
ALBERT WULFERT,
Clerk of the County Court.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-04-28
School Township No. 6
Twp. IS, R. S E.
School Township No. 7
School Township No. 8

Twp. IS, r S E.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09
NnTTCF--

Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER,
 Assistant Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09
HUNOR OF THE DAY

Messenger Boy Chanding Brown a telegram from his wife at the Ghore)- Any answer? Brown twithout opening itl-Yes: just say Busted. ."-PhiIade7ph BuI- ietin. 1. He-Can't you find anything pleas ant to say about the members of my family? she-WeH, I remember they were all opposed to our marriage.-Klrsa City Star The Hushand-It promises well. The Artfst-Yes. IT will be a speak | ing likeness.
 The Husbard-Then perhaps you'd better tone it down just Ettle.-LCu- 1 don Opinion.
 Patience-Have you seen Peggy's
 Patrica-yes. isn't it too ridiculous for anything?
 Patience-Yes, I like it. too.-Eon- kers Statesman. Music I0ver-How distressing it must bc when singer realizes tfat she has lost her voice!
 Critic-Ncs; but how much mora distressing it is when she doesn't realize it.-PUcE
 stranger-I smell something burn- ing. Old Conner at Swell Resort-It must be Eloncy-n- body ever burns any" IAlllS aIDUDtl H3Ie DuL ulOilCE---l l3I- ida Timcs-Union
 "So you think women should be able to run the cOuntTy?"
 Well, for loajcaand style, I'm wilIfnE to put my Gau@ht2r's graduation essay LID f0r c0mpart@On with q lot of the ro@ular campaign spoeches''-Wash- inGcOn Star.
 StDcctr1fst-your heart is acting rather irreru1arly. Is there anything wor-yinG you?
 Patiert-Not particularly Or:- irzt nov when VOL put your hand in your pocket ! th0Ught for a moment you were going to give me your 5ill.-PuCk.
 As the stage coach .careaned toward the edge of the cliff. the timid tourist gazed anzious!y down at the brewing stream 200 feet below.
 Do people fall over this precipire often?' she asked.
 The driver cluclced tO his broncos "N0, madam" he returned plaCidly; never but Once."-Christtan Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09
WHEN THE CALL IS SOUNDED

They will come from the hill and the They viii come from the mountain
 and plain; From the deeps and heights they will At the sound of the bug1e's refrain. They will come in their youth and
 their beauty,
 With vaIorous daring and skill, And all will be patriot duty, And all will be patriot will, Not once wtlI the echo, repeating, Ring empily over the plain, But, swelled with the voices of greet Redou6ie the chalrion strain. From hearths that are shadoWed with
 sorrow,
 From homes that are happy and say, They will come at the summons JO-
 morrow,
 To march to the heat of the fray. The day when the war-cry is sounded Not one will show Vestige of fear. But numbers in haste will be rounded And all will be courage and cheer. . They will come from the mountain and
 valley
 A noble. inVinCible band. To the Flag of the Free they will
 rally
 The Flag of their own Native Land.
 Kew York Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09
POETRY
NOTHING IS EASY.

Nothing at all is easy in life,
 with ease; On the hills Of blue or the conquering
 seas. Nothing is easy to do that's great With lofty purpose and art supreme; Foil and struggle and grief and care Nothing in life is a moments dream! Nothing worth winning is won with The goal worth reaching is sacred And it cant be reached in a gentle
 walk
 Or a burst of speed and leap and
 bound The eagle of victory perches high, With Sei3i death and doubt in the wales And the stars far off on the hills of
 timei Nothing one does, if he does 1t we'll, Is easy and simple and quick and
 light The task of life is a difficult task, To do it well and to do it right. Nothing comes easy. the strife is hard, But the thing worth doing-ah, that
 repayS For the ache and grief and the dust
 and grime And the infinite pain of the toiltng
 daysi
 -Baltimore Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09

TO RENT-Tenement of seven rooms. newly papered and painted, with barn and shed for horses or automobiles In quIre 12 Cliff St. James Dawson.
 allpSl
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09
BREED THEATRE.

The feature screen production at the Breed theatre for today and Thursday is a Kleine Edison feature entitled Wild Oats. It is an extraordinary drama Of youth and folly in five won derful parts, featuring Malcolm Dun can and Alma Hanlon, and is the story of two competing architects who pre- pare to submit bids for railway con- tract. The son of one of the architects is compelled to steal his fathers plans for the other. When the loss of the plans is discovered an empIoye is ac- cused and discharged. Meanwhile the son travels a fast pace and after try ing to borrow money, rifles the fam fly safe The shock of the robbery kills his father. who dies with an en- Velope clutched in his hand. This and the word of the butler Svcaves @ chain oS circumstanual guilt upon the em- ploye who has been aDprehended and brought back. The son finally breaks down, cCnfcssing.
 Completing the bill, the Breed will show Harry Watson Jr. in the second number of This lIishaps of AIusty Suffer, a very funny comedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that an ap- Pllcatlon and resolutions Were pre- SgA sfI cf tea +1 10 tHe CQuTt Of Common Coun- !+f meetng held in the Council Cham Der. on the lth day of August, 1916. proFldlnE that the following owners of property abutting on the easterIy side Ol lower Broadway, In the City of Nor wien, be, and the same are, hereby ordered to build and construct, each at Lis, her or its own expense, along the entire front of bis, her or it's respective SI.Gct a S14n2lIthlc sidewalk and curb, at the grade and width of the eNisttng sidewalk, according to speci- Hce' LloHS and WofkmanShlp satisfactory t0 the Street CCmmi iSsiOner of the City Of Norwich and to have said work completed on or before Oct 20. 1916. IEsura nee Company. Elizabeth AIabTey, IIeEbert A. Davis. The Central Land 44d Building Company and William H.
 And further, that the following owners of property abutting on the westerly side Of lower Broadway, in che City oi Norwich, be, and the same are, hereby ordered to build and con %Tuot each at his, her or it's own eE- her or ifs respective property, on the westerly side Of said street, a grano- and width of the existing sidewalk, according to specifications and work r5anshIp satisfactory to the Street C0mnis5loner of the City of Norwich, 1ar or before Sept. 20, 1916, viz. Estate of Abbie A. Cooke, Franklin II. Brown. Adelaide Spencer, estate of Henrietta korn, Adelaide G. Colt, John E. Fan ming. Alice L. Brewer and St Narv-s Total Abstinence and Benevolent So- Ciaty.
 It was further ordered that said ap- plicatiOn. resolutions and hearing upon the same be postponed to an adjourned meeting of said Court of Common Council, to be held at the Council Chamber in the City Hall building ia said City, on the 10th day of August. l9lG, at 8 o'clock in the evening and that notice thereof be given in the manner required by law to the persons and parties named in said resolutions. and all others interested. to appear if they see cause and be heard in rela- tiCu thereto.
 The. persons and parties named in the above resolutions and all others, interested will take notice accordingly.
 ARTHUR z. CRGWEILA
 auggd City Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Plymouth. Mrs. John Robertson took her little son John to the Hart ford hospital Monday for an operation on his eye, which was injured few days ago, when the little fellow ran a knife blade into it.
 Thomaston-Nine boys and one in- structor from the Hebrew Technical institute of New York stopped in town on a 300 mile hike to PittsfeId, Mass, and back. The boys, ranging between the ages of 15 and IS, are travelling at an average of 27 miles a day.
 EristoT,-Harry Legassey, a carpen- ter, killed a rattlesnake at tho head of Seymour street Monday afternoon and is now exhibiting the reptile. The snake was four feet six inches long and several inches in circumference. It had eight rattles and a button.
 Waterbury.-The blowing of whistles between g o'clock p. m. and o'clock Q. m will soon be a misdemeanor if a measure introduced before the board of aldermen becomes a law. 1t is be- lieved, to aim particularly at the blow ing of engine whistles on the railroad.
 Meriden.-NIr. and Mrs. Albert F. Hall, married at the Howe street church, New Haven, Aug. 6, 1866, by Rev. George Beecher, a nephew of the famous Henry Ward Beecher, cele- brated their golden wedding anniver- sary Sunday at their home, 15 Akron street.
 Bridgeport.-The resignation of Dr. Edwin B. Weldon, night ambulance at the emergency hospital, was accepted and pr. Clifton c. Tay- Tor, a recent Harvard Medical school graduate and substitute surgeon for the last six weeks. appointed to fill the vacancy.
 New Haven.-Lieut. Morris Hadley. son of President Hadley, of Yale, has been promoted to the headquarters of the Tenth Field artillery at Tobyhan- na. He was connected with Battery D of the battalion since it's formation and has been one of the most enthusiastic workers in the battalion all along.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09

angie FhcrCPIaJS oday-ComPIeCe
 Change Of Show Tomorrow
 One of the finest all round bills of vaudeville and phOtOplays has been drawing big crowds to the Davis the past. two days and today will be the last chance to see this show. The vaudeville feature is Arthur Havel and cOmpa ny, four people, who present clever comedy sketch called PlaymateS. This is d real funny act and one you should see. The other vaudeville at traction is Gordon and kinley, a clever pair, who present a unique ec- centric dancing novelty. They carry speciaI scenery and do some very art lstlC dancing. The Triangle feature phOtOplay is called The Phantom, a live part Ince production with Frank heenan the star and Enid MaTkey as his leading woman. The Phantom is d regular Rallies detective feature, full of surprises, and chuck full of action and tense moments, and one that will keep you enLhralled throughout the entire five reels Of the production. To complete the show there is the usual funny comedy film and this one is called Poor Papa and is full of laughs.
 For the last half of this week an ex- ceptiOnaLy big bill has been booked and the patrons of this house will see one of the most sensational acts in vaudeville in the De Koch Troupe. a Quintette of athletes who present a novel acrObatic offering they term iugglers of human beings. This is the first time an act like this has ever played here and is sure to be a big sensation. The other act is Robinson and LemOnier, two clever colOred com edianS, who have a real funny singing and talking skit. The Triangle feature will be Casey at the Bat. with DeWoIf Hopper starred MT. Hopper has re- cited this poem in every state in the union and over 5000 times in all You have read of the mighty battle be- tween Mudville and Frogtown for the baseball championship and probably you know that the mighty Casey was struck out at the critical moment. but you will have to see this picture to know why he struck out. There will be e two reel Keystone comedy called Wings and Wheels to complete the show.
 If the weather is hot. just drop in and get cool at the Davis
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09

TO RENT - Furnished room on Church St., with electric lights and bath. Inquire at this office. aug8d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09

Embroidered batiste is here combined with Ge3rgette crepe. Collar and plas- ton may be of the crepe, and inserts OL lace trim waist and skirt fronts. The body and sleeve portions are cut ll one. The skirt is full over the sides and back and stitched in a tuck at each side of the front panel Gingham, lawn, embroidered voile. tub silk. taf- feta, and linen are also nice for this model.
 The pattern is cut in six sizes: 34, SC, 3S, 40. 42 and A inches, bust measure. It requires yards of 36-inch material for 5G-inch s-ze- The skirt measures about s 1-3 yards at the foot
 A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps.
 Order thrpnSH The Bulletin Company Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn.
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AT A CDJ RE oE' PROBATE HELD at Norwich within and for the District of Norwich, on the Sth day of August, A D. 1916.
 resent-NELSON J.. AYLING. Judge.
 Estate of Martin Burns, late of Nor WIch. in said District, deceased.
 The Adm nis tratOr exhibited his ad- ministration account with sald estate to the Court for allowance; it is there fore
 gust, A. D. 1916, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said Dis riot, be. and the same is, appointed for hearing the same. and the said Admin istrator is directed to give notice in some Newspaper havfng c:rcuIation in said District. at least two days prior to the date of said hearing. and make return to the Court
 NELSON J. AyLING Judge
 The above and foregoing is a true copy Of record.
 aug9d Assistant Clerk.
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FOR SALE: By order of the Honor able Court of Probate Tor the District of Norwich, I will sell the interest of N. Y, deceased, in the real estate sit uated in the town of Norwich in said District, bounded westerly by land of Edwin A. Spalding, nOrtherly by land of the estate of Robert C3rnpbclI de- ceased, easterIy by land of Lucy White q rd southerly by said Main street For more particular description. see appIi- cation to sell on file in said Court
 CARRIE L. MONROE
 auggd AInliaistratrix