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Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
VIII Attend Nurss's oraduation.

Mrs. Fred KarlSutt and Mrs. w1lliam Stott of Otrubando avenue leave today (Friday) for Bridgeport, where they for class of the Bridgeport General hospital. of which Miss Minnie Kar- lVltt, Mrs. Karlxutt's daughter. is a member. The exercises take place, this evening in Olivet church, North Bridgeport During hheir stay irl Bridgeport they will be gueSts of Mrs. Wilson, and before returning will visit Mrs. Stott's sister Mrs. Emil Marx, in New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

Tn the passing of the Carpenter homestead and the shop built about 177S by Joseph Carpenter, Sr., on land leased by the First church for 999 years, which shop tssstill unaltered, to the United Workers, much of history and tradition passes also; but much not written with pen and ink is in the memory of the generation now living. The vanished life of the quiet home reaching back to the time when "hhe town green with it's meeting house, courthouse. postoff1ce, jail, fagstaff or liberty tree, three taverns, and four or 1iva stores, was the center where all the excitement of the town cu1lminated' and ending with the death of Miss Harriet Iathrop Carpenter in 1915, has heen a strong influence in this com munity for all Chat is good, honest and true.
 There is now living here opposite tnis homestead one who remembers seeing Joseph Carpenter, 8d, who died when over 90 years of age, bring to the door the horse and wagon in which his father went every morning to the land ing to his work i'm the bank.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

$56I ,294.22 To meet the expenditures called for by the foregoing estimates, a tax of eleven ((11) mills on the last city list win be required. said list being $1S,- Tn addation to the said estimated expenses for the ordinary require Ps Pesn ne Pa G0 and oer wise, to submit to the annual meeting for it's action. estimates for the fol- hereby presented:
 1-Municipal band concents.. $500.00 2-Ehames street pavement. 7,510.00 8-North Main street pave- ALaneoin saT avenue pavement S S.sdS.SO eO.SO 5-Franklin street Hassam s-Forest Street improve 7-RooSWeIl msRs street pavement OOO'OO
 aud improvement 5.000.00 s-P1aygrounds .... ....... 5o0.0O 9-Top dressing with asphalt
 to Court house -. s.soo.oo The total of these estimates
 Your c;o,n1nsttete' recommends s 'SSisf chat meeting nns ing % includs tine @ last last named named estiy I mates anSisa call for action thereon. Your Comnnittee further recommends Council Of the following resolution: Resq4veds That the report of the bsnasss ni5a sSnitaanMag MsgE the 1917. be accepted: that the Clerk cause the same to be published as required or, in his absAnce, the Senior Alderman present, be directed on behalf of the Court of Common Council to submit the estimates embraced in this report to the next city meeting to be held on the first Monday of June. 1916. and to recommend that a tax of eleven (11) mills be laid on the last perfected grand list of the city to meet the or- dinary expenses oI the city Tor the present fiscal year.
 TIMOTHY c. MURPHY.
 HENRY GEBRATH,
 Committee on Finance. I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of the original report and resolution
 Attest: fARTE1uR e. CROWELL. City Clerk and Clerk of the Court of
 Common Council Norwich. Conn, May 24. 1916.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
Prisoner Cool on Stand.

Waite seemed calm and collected when he took the witness stand. The court room was s1ltry, but he button- ed his coat tightly around him. He smiled almost constantly during his ex- animation, but appeared resigned and mt def4anf
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

As Child Was Cruel to AnimaIs.
 The dentist scommenced his life story by recalling that as a child he was
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
10 BENT

NICE 11ve-roorn tenement for rent; all improHem ents, steam heat electric lights and bath, 123 Oalzridge St.
 may26d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25
sNNnrsIs nE rKECEnING IMNrTLKS

Tori Mercer and Jspct Gordon were .u-
gagged H. be married iancts father h".
comes involved IN speculation aud would
have been ruined, hut for tho atd q! Mnr'
Lander AS his reward, Lander claims
Ianct'S hand. aud III. narrics him. Tom,
who lives in another town with his t"ai oIi>
sister, throws himself hcadionS int" his
work aud rises rapidly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25
Ethical
alks
What to Wear
pelOct Ho: Of Exaggerated 7ri-
Cornc Shape.
ny NI,Il:. QuI WYE.

With good looking hat on her
head. il is vastly easier for Il woman
10 nave conten,cd mind inside.
In tho gallery Of fashion the en-
'rencly short WASTED costume haa
appeared many times. II threatens US
now. and those who know say the
Empire gown is hound to bc popiIla,
TINS coming season.
Let us hope that we shall retain ali
our senses. aud no, go wholly mad
rs did the ladies Of Franco in i7a5
when the short waist came to them
from Eng where il was worn by
the wcll-bcloNcd Duchess or York Az
this was directly after the reign of
terror during which time the fashion
able women or Franco were denied thu
pleasures and vaniticS Of dress, there
may he some excuse for the fact that
the now fashion was carried to OK
travagant excess. corsctS disappear-
ed: also pctticoatS. \ thin chcmise and
white silk tights comprised the '.uu-
dies" so that the narrow, abbreviatc cd
frock displayed every line of tho n;;-
ure. II is recorded that in 1900 the en-
tire OUTFIT or = lady of fashion. in
Guiding shoes and ornaments, seldom
weighed more than eight ounces
No ono spoke Of being well dress
cd: every one Was well undressedy
This crazy fad flew to Vienna Ber-
lin and Leipzig. and tho Austrian and
German women were quite as decollcte
as the fashuuistS of Paris. 1t is said
that when Mrs. Jordan appeared on
the stage OF Drury Lane, clad in the
gown ui the time. the audience threw
their pocket handkerchiefs at her. so
that she might retire and clothe her
self properly.
10 We progress in the matter or
dress"
Read its history and YOU VIII find
that nowadays we are very sane, if
not actually reasonable.
For number Of weeks shops for
exclusive millinery have been show
ing early autumn offerings III velvet
and felt.
That the shapes are to he most ex-
tremely becoming is safe guess. OBJ
serve, please, the hat sketchcd by the
lady artist. with both sides lifted
and point at the back, it expresses
q wide. exaggerated tricorne. Double
crossed WINGS are poised on the top of
the brinI. arc made Of wired crepe
GeOrgettc. and are as hlmy AS the gos-
samer wings Of "a beetle bug.
Hatters plush is as popular as vel
vet, and considerably more expensive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25
4 FEEL LIKE
FORMER SELF"
Richmond Lady Pays High
Tribute to TanIac Because
OF Good ii Did Her.
Run Down and Nervous Before
Taking Tanlac.

\ suffered from nervousness, loss of
appetite and 4 general breakdown. hut
after taxing two bottles It Tanlac my
roilef was 50 great and r"gaiucd my
io,mGr strength and felt so greatly
improved ! gladly join the others and
recommend raniac.' said Mrs H. NJ
iiubhard. us North Twcnty-eighth
street, Richmond.
Before began taking Tanlac ] was
all run down, did not rest well at
night and felt languid and good for
nothing. and. III fact, my health was
Very poor. but I once more feel like
my former self and recommend Tanlac,
- ] bcii"N" y Is = good medicine | can
honestly recommend"
With the system clogRcd M and de-
ranged, nature needs The assistance Of
Taui"c TO cleanse the body OF impuri-
Ties caused by fauliy assimilation OF
food. generation II foui gases and
p"isons. and then after "a thorough
cleansing the VITAL organs which ma
'nrc PROVIDED I" perform the functions
Tanlac docs temporarily. must ID
stimulated 10 their former ac,ivii.
and Tanlac ~ 4 truly remarkable man-
n"r accomplish'a hi. and acts az =
tonic for woruou'. dtsrrdcrcd stomach
Kidney aud li""' ~ should be take,
especially - THIS time n the year
whcu The system needs assistance most
ran'ac rhy bc procured now ~
either ~ tie thrcn FOLK Miller drul
/ stores ~ yragl.'t Pharmacy, hi1 tas
! Ernad street Richmond outside ~,
E! oily the u'N ren"dy may y" secure,
! a. ti| icadiup drug store ~ r.ch cit!
! town ~ Village, or by nail Gct
( bniil- Acknowledgement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25
Little Bobbie Pa
Discusses Value Of Realizing I'm
po,tdnce Of Time,
Ivy WILLIAM Il. KIRK

Ia brought me hoam new watcl
last mite. II is the first watch wich
have ever had. Il i, is fine one
too. it keeps time jest like Pas. onl,
better. Ma says PAS watch is hal
tinepcccc n half excuse.
Robbie, Sod Ia. l ann giving YOU thi:
watch. MOI for the simple idce OF
making YOU a present. tho am gcner.
Gus enuff. IN scd, not to he afralc o
making presents, hut heckaus ] want
you 10 roci;Ic the Importance Of time
y" matter how CRATE man may he.
come. IA scd, lie must bow to Time
! rcvcn have 10 bow To Time myself
sod IA.
Rccly. sol Ma: since wen"
Always, sed ia.
newer notiscd YOU paying much
artoushuu - time. scd Ma exccp wen
| happened to he littel lait Citing
hrckfust. Along III the cleaning, Ma
Sod wen the Stilly ni,e is approaching,
time 10 VOW bcrums as vague as i
COST.
The merry minnits fly by, scd Ma, &
sim YOU lan with yulc gentlemen
trends. " sun the minnits ny. / wish
had Il penny. sed Ma, for every minnit
YOU ever wasted telling stories tina
begins. onst lhare was freshman
caim oaver to this country.
am sure | do a good deal with nv
rmc scd Ia Look ~ this lime house.
Il Is a vary nuc house. sed Ma.
alin"s, too fine foI one who sees il
- lit,el ~ YOU DO, hu, think ~ ali
the nuc houses you cud have owned
~ rhis time If YOU haddent wasted
Ia" preshus minniis.
Let the ded pas; bury it's de.. Sod
IA
en- az course sod Ma. that is wha,
YOU always say What hcp YOU 50
laitE
was talking To sum Of my trends
ahou, The CRATE suhiccH Of prepared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25
Woman and Home

10 the big. sad eyes Il am 50 un-
happy So miserable, I'm such II fail
urc,
YOU" lie cried. in denial. "a fail
urcH Never III this wide world You
would be y success anywhere. =
I'm not success. She wcpt. Tin
failure y CHASTITY. stupid failure.
Mare SAYS So, tie told me 50 only THIS
morning
Mare" II" repeated YOU mean
Your hushund' lie said you were :,
failure? The eur, Why?
lie WAS right" She Snbhcd lie Was
right. ann u failure. can't learn
L" lead the sort Of life he wants his
wife 10 lead.
Thank the Lord for that" muttcrcd
Tom under his breath.
Il can't be like the women he ad-
mircS." she went on. pathctically glad
To have this old and loved friend with
her to whom she could pour out her
troubles, Il can't live their life or talk
or driuk--as they do. Mare says
am Spoii-Sport. lie says he's sorry
he ever married me"
lac continued tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25

~. rendered less easily direstcd by
orercooking. This is especially true Of
cabbage aud caulinowcr. When over.
cooked they also take on reddish
hue,
strong favored vegetables. such az
onions. cabbage and turnirs, should be
cooked uncovered.
Al vegetables should 20 over the
fire In boiling water
Fresh. succmient vegetables should
always he put 20 cook ~ saltcd water.
old vegetables that HAY" become some
what tough should have the salt added
. few minutes before the cooking il
finished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25
Summer Punch
and Pep come from a

oi1u 1 Sp come rom a
food that is rich in muscle
making material and is easily
digested. 1t is what you
digest, not what you eat, that
makes he altl1y tissue.
Shredded Wheat Iiscuit is
full of body building nutri-
ment. The burden of years
Of flood folly can be unloaded
by going on a Shredded
Wheat diet and sticking to
it. Get back 10 Nature be-
fore it is too late. Shredded
Wheat contains all the
body building material in
the whole wheat grain. A
cooling, satisfying Summer
food. Eat it for breakfast
with milk or cream; serve it
for luncheon with berries.
Made al Niagara Falls, NY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25

stirring constantly. and add one cup
OF thin cream. Cool. strain and add
two cups Of thin cream and a teaspoon
vanilla Freeze. using three parts
finely chopped ice To one part rock salt
Pack III nalf-pound baking powder
boxes. hllnG boxes Ia ovcrf!owinr Al
Just covers. pack in salt and ice. using
equal parts. and let stand two hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25
1con,iuu.d from MondaN.D

continue" rom No'""s
""'' W ''S -,
"''''e ''',
sum i'' " -,
,"e'e =" -. =, ~
ne ,.
S'"e'''e ~
""s
49, :.
49," 80 ~, ass.
~ :, ,,i,s IL .,hi,;.
VI -, 60. ,,,,, H.,
49,, ~, 49,, .,., oo,.os
io't
OF ms company "i'c' va.
J. Getting ana Starioa toward 'he ''"h"
Central station Oh his return journey
IL Hartford CHANGING Al the station
cocb he SAN he had missed tho train
he had hoped to take and must wait
ncarlv two hours before the next would
.,.r,
III, ,ir,o ~ nie hands ami NOTHING.
,,,,,, oas,,oa ,o,,,,i,.
!" IsnurH I ,., o,'"" , Ie" was liyinr
80 80, n.,. -,
somewhere :" ~" : "rM n"' ""' ~
could y de either ~ them u ne sn"u'"
call upon her for hait hour "h'ie -"
waited for train time"
For an eternity Of months ho had
sough, Ia forge, her. To crowd her
sweet IMAGE ont of his memory hy 4
,ros.,,ro i, ,orr IN, ., his tirst
-. ,,,, 49,, ,.,sio,, oo,. h,,,,
.''s"' "
70 MN WI" r'S's''ssS l'''s
Tom feit tha' one e''mpSe ~ h''
would be to him like a cup of water
To Il man dying Of thirst. If he could
hut hear her voice again--if he could
know She Was happy and we'll cared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25

~ seemed 10 Tommy
wercs
Thclhc
else
she a"a! seemed 10 find to do - ''''"'o"
81 'Aren't o o. iscvcnip Ton,
! as cant.
, 49," -
I Copyright 1916 by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25
Co6cc Caramel Parfnit.

Scald one cup OF milk with two
tablespoons ground coffee and add
half-cup caramelized sugar: then add
yolks OF three eggs mixed with half
cup of caramelized sugar and pinch
Of salt, Cook until mixture thickens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25
Useful
Hints
WHO'S GUILTY?
18th Story, "The Lost Paradise"
By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Author Of "rhc silver Butterfly" ''fhc
Blnck Pearl" "Sally Salt" Etc.
tNo,rlifed from the series Of photo
plays of the same name released ny
Pathc Exchange md shown ant the VIC
tor rhratcr.p
Copyri-ht 1916, Mrs. Wilson Woodrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25
Vegetable Cookery

Vegetables should he cooked only
until tender. Many vegetables develop
StronE aud MnplcAsaMi naNnr. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-25

transparent as a young girls thoughts
there are special umbrellas made 10
match III color.
lCopyright. 1al6. BY ]. keeleNl
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
D ETR OFT TIM e S


90 NJ
500 oalM NJ
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g.sl. ms yy,,.r.rd 90 NJ
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Ma, N. pa Mich Ayc
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iM,, ~rvf AL uer tst Gr ni
T.> S.srs'per N., Hasns. 90 W
Ma, .s.i s y,
Ms, 5oe on -
La
N,
campbell , 500 on n
Ma, Joseph !, H,ari 81 ~
Ni4, s. .as.ss 81 s. 4,
utsEH rank W Ia,
MAJ S--dtr ohr. RuelSt 500 o.
rAropnh SIS 5, Nuriu oo !,
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The Detroit times., 1916-12-05


, 5 ss ,fse 's''s S.',, I ''s Ro S,a1i' 500 ~
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SOC @"
Ma oi...~.sl peter iioi chen. :, ......... 90
Gsy o.I~a-v 90
aas ORR Peter ~. rort 5, 90
M; Nay 6,1ss H, '':; s,:;. y -. So ...:;1.: a.aa "; 500 500 %
is' ori'sSv.sl rTsas .i ,,rs 300 90
l,y S,,s rr.as $50 Iupe,:S A.. .ss 90
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"a onono''l l.".' p, Ns,o,al .v' SEQ 80
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ny 49, ,-'' " N,soa, or.aa -. 81, .ss ss' 90
ay .......,....-.. $50 90
,a5 raa,sr r1.as ~ ssesss,z :, 5os os
ay pfrkerton Rost e I4ora-y
lsy pars.r w.l'.r Fs-,rs s,.ss N.s,s.n ,y. 500 @
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Va.rl-.
a. a. T.t,a',hi % r.'.r . rs, W g... S... s. i's 500 E,
W Ftt'r lanes t5' n, rlust 5as
~ ~ Fs r' rs..,s $50 : s.; $50 -a1: . .,s SEQ
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sy piInl.r.sL s.,nisi.as i3i ,sts ST. 81.
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=, ~ s.a T',se. lac a IS wooss.e Air. -e
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a. Rss. T.i.s .; bqsoi. $, .s -. o.
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The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
REPORT LIQUOR COLLECTION
TREASURER COUNTY OF WAYNE
tcasnnu.d Pr~c.di"E P"Se' -. -,
TREASURER COUNTY OF W
sc,,tgsHsd frsw Prec~diRE Psgei
Sams-Place - Business

c.smsr Dubois
w. Leonard F9ek ~. oris~od so5 CO.
May Thomas Il ~ ABBOTT S'-'-'''''' 500 30
May -" o Herman r. ,s'r Msbs.p ''s @ 90 90
Nay Nay Ink & stephen iss Ioy,, s s
May L~ L~wssy ip hpq'' ~, a,op.ns s 30 o.
sy say i@rSowsk Rost wu Hasurss s. '-.- ~
i@nst s ls.a ,s. fspc,Sn ave ,.......- 81" ol
Le"fi'e FranS. -, 's @ 49,. -., 49,, 90 ,
Ios,.o' .o,, g,ls.,' = 49,, 50. ~. van
May i1nseuan ss cratic" ss
M. s.y Is,aS. I,sS Jacob COBB i5ss-.i saoss-,
May t@ersn Charles in 9 ''a,' ,....e.. - So s.. s
s N.y En.r I,au.sl yaisaon. rs, s2
MAJ Isc" lyon, psos19 S".s a 81 IS y olsas e5s' asr
MAY tasasov.s S"S Fl.'s .,s a va % os1S .ooass
May Mele Fy.a.TeS % X. s s.ae y
Nav Mopr rr.seres r ise, MACK
M.y M.y M. aa.r. Martin i.s's' j. ss y, ret ~,
msy m.y Ms,y..s M1 9s'' Msrn $50 s. Amin s..
M.y Martin John sis Js-er.on a w ..-'. s.,
May Mas Joseph arat.et Ave
May May MosGry Hpo., NJ ,es 'e
M.z Miner joseph ".nanii Point, 49, y
May iis1rsr Herman. r.rt w....-....
May MsioSsy Msria as e-,,s'sr ss y
s.s NJ, n.I.s.rl @.ls. ''. sas', l. a..-s
Mas Ma JULIUS i ,o' rS' a, ~,sss ,rs g., :. n
May 's'' nasley So o.
Mueller MAJ R ,-i Teird E 49,. = N
MAY M.sssl a.... :, ... g., 5,s e. y
May Mack Jefferson Ave E n
May Myers Joseph =, ~. ,:o5 IS. $, .. D.. N
MAY May ssyas.n tho. - 8. 2. y
MAJ Msasvssl w.ai.i,v q. harper 81 e y
william y G. SO Monroe - .'.-'.'.'.''- & :
May r 4@e 81 Antoine -
J. sia s. Antoine s y
May March ?, ssS Campbell Ave-
May y, o Jefferson Ave
May
May
May NJ. iSs Humooidt Ave VI
MAY .
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Moitor 51a v
May Mioch.T 7, Myrtle y
May
May lt2t Mack Ave n
May 75i Fvard :
May Moe
Nav Murphy 500 "
Peter 5a0 N
MAY 4 \. a'' n
May
John "a MichiE
Crisis
May Mycek, 500 90
May a
Crarot Ave
May Marten .. 500 90 ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-05
MERCHANTS BUSY
PREPARING FOR
THE DOLLAR DAYS

Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
next week will be memorable one as
on those days the Merchants Asso-
citation will hold it's Dollar day sales.
This does not mean only single dol
lars trade will be offered but all kinds
of trades will be made. There will be
combinations offered for a single dol
lar that bought separately would come
to much more. There will be general
mark down on articles that will bring
them down to a single dollar and then
there will be other reductions on goods
costing much more that will surprise
all. Many of the traders will have their
fall goods on hand at that time and
this will give all a chance to see what
the styles will be and on these there
will be a great mark down for the
three days. Goods that have been on
hand for the summer and are liable co
pass out of date will be offered al great
sacrifices. Then there will be decora-
lions of the stores within, that will be
attractive and it is thought that here
will be attractions offered for that time
that will we'll be worth seeing. Dollar
days in Gardiner promise a great deal
for all and should be considered by all
seriously who desire to save money.
There will be announcements in these
columns during the week by the trad
ers of the sales that will mean money
by reading them and following them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-05
BREDO LOCATED
AT HOME IN BED
-GIVEN HEARING

About two weeks ago, Frank Bredo,
who was employed as driver for the
American Express Co. in this city, dis.
appeared. He made the afternoon de-
livery and collections and had in his
possession about SIS Of the companys
money. When it was found that he
had gone, the agent, w. E. Ward, at
once started to locate him, with the
aid of the police. It was found that
he had been seen in Portland but
there all trace was lost until Friday
morning, when it was reported to Mr..
Ward that he had been seen about
the city. City Marshal Tozier visited
tie home of his mother, Mechanic
street. and there found Bredo in bed.
He was arrested AMI taken to the DO
lice station. where he was given a
hearing. The Express Co. at the hear
ing was represented by Hon. G. w
fIeSelton while Breio's interests we're
looked after by Everett Maxcy. The
hearing was short. H. Gordon Mass
and 4. G. Robinson testified that they
had paid money to Bredo and Agent
Ward that the same had not been re-
turned to the office Judge Atkins
found Bredo guilty of the larceny and
bound hin, over to the September term
OF court in the sum of $500 He was
unable to furnish the sureties and
vas committed to the Jail to await
trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Willie Collier in 1.-THE No.Good Guy"
at the Strand Today

William Collier, in his new TRIANGLE
starring vehicle, appears as a detective
VINO couldn't detect a thunder storm
unless he was struck by lightning.
Willie Collier as an inebriated
gentleman, pursuing his bed about his
chamber, constitutes an interesting
and amusing feature of THE No-Good
Guy new Triangle five-reel comedy.
Triangle blows up an eight-story
concrete building with a bomb, in the
new William Collier starring vehicle,
THE No-Good Guy"
Enid Marley. Triangle's slender and
bis-eyed star, is William Golfers lead
ing woman in his new five-reel COM
edy. THE No-Good Guy"
It's department store that Willie
Collier picks out to smash up with a
runaway automobile, in his new Tri-
angle f1ve-reel comedy, 1.-The No-Good
Guy" He smashes it pretty we'll when
he drives in and completes the job
when he backs out.
BY special request "The Romance Of
Augusta" will be seen next Wednesday
and Thursday for two days only.