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Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
LOCAL RED CROSS OPENS
 - MEMsERsHtP CAMPAIGN,
James Hasserty Chosen camnaisn
 Manager With Headquarters on Church Street. sf. >fv 5

The Christmas drive for members for the American Red CroAs was started at the Red Cross new rooms in the Clark block. There was an en- thusiastic audience present and the nature of the drive was explained. '
 At the present time tl7ere are about 1900 members of the Red Cross in Wil1fmantic and surrounding towns, and the quota is 4,O0O members, or about 5000 new members.
 James Haggerty of Is Bellevue street has been chosen campaign manager. He will devote most 7oS his time each day to the work and will be at the headquarters on Church street every day from to 11.309 in the morning, from 1.30 until 5 in the afternoon. and from 7.3O to o'clock in the evening. The Southern New. England Telephone their use and the Rockville Williman- tic Lighting company will supply them wltn electricity. A general commit tte of 40 has been appointed, while the following is the eXecu tive committee: James Haggerty, Frank :" P. saFenton, Ernest P. Chesbro, aAlphonSe Chagnon and Arthur I. Bill.
 Little was done at the meeting Fri cay evening because much of the lii = erature has not arrived yet. All thos @ that join vii. receive Red Cross button and a small Red Cross flag to put up in the window.
 The Red Cross is doing fine work and the only way that people may get back of the war in this city is to heIp the Red Cross. The local chapter IS doing fine, but they need moro mem bers." were the words of a local man.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
Brief Mention.

Al thur Kelley was a visitor sn Bridgeport Friday.
 The willimantic Public Library has received 14 books from the state grant.
 Harry Read of Boston university rG.urne.. to school Saturday morning after n short visit with. his Laother m this city. @ .s f..- >-.
 The local exemption board has re- ceived the questionaifes in the new draft regulations and they have plenty of work in store.
 The Knights of Columbus war work campaign will close in this city a week from next Saturday evening. since the workers have been unable to sec everybody in the city.
 One of the rear wheels of the wa won of Andrew Ogozalek was taken off in a collision at the corner of Briad and Union streets. Thursday ey- the team with his wagon. Gfrouard agreed to pay for the damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
Runaway Located in Boston.

Police headquarters was notified on Friday morning that a young man, who gave, his name as Tony, and who said that he had run away from this city was boarding at the Grattan
 house on Fremont street, Boston. The matter was investigated and it was found out that the young man was tony Carta1rno of 13o Mansfield av- -enue who had run away about a week ago and who had not been heard from since.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
. Recent EnIistments.

Recent enlistments are Kenneth Harroun of this city Who is studying at New York CitY. collage apd.who~ en- listed fin the Signal Reserve corps of the National Guard. Frank McQuillan and Michael Mccarthy in the aviation corps. The following left Friday for service: Russel B. Potter for the med ical corps at Fort. S1ocum. s Earh |, b.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
Fireman Kumpf ~Resians.

Arthur Kumpf, one of the perman- ent men on Engine Company No. 1. resigned to take effect tonight (Sat- urday). The only names on file for the place is Frank F.. German of 22 Be1iva street. whose petition was re- ceived at the same time as that of MT. Kumpf. William H Martin and William N. Whiton are call men of the company. MT. Kumpf's successor has not been decided on yet.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
Relief Trains Passed Through City.

One of the special relief trains of the Red Cross society rushing to the aid of, the stricken people at Halifax where so many people were injured and killed by. an explosion. passed through this city at .t1.25 Friday evening. The train was. composed of four cars, three steel baggage cars containing Red Cross supplies and a Pullman sleeper in which were ten Of New York's eminent doctors and nurses. The train was drawn by an extra sized loeomCsi.-e and was mak- ing express time. .,e train left New York city at ' o'clock Friday evening and arrived here by way of Middle town at 11-20, leaving at 11,2S. The Red Cross man in charge stated that he did not know when they would ar rive in Halifax, but said that they would probably arrive at Bangor, Me-
 by noon Saturday. -- -
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
DRESSES MARKED DOWN

These Dresses made i9 taffetas, messaline. sill pephn and. fine wool serge are fine values when you con- slider the present prices of wool or silk materials. colors are navy blue. brown, 'Copenhagens and black, mark ed at the following prices:--eg .~;.:sf
 $12.5O Dresses now $s1ss. $15.0o and $1750 Dresses now S12.5o.
 $20.00 Dresses now $14.o9.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
Tobacco For,xarded to France.

The Home Guard tobacco for the boys in France has been = forwarded from Hobolien under government su- pefvision and will reach the boys by Christmas. The Home Guard is now running a series of dances for money for more smokes and several. other or
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
WIILIMANT'IC< <

ganizations are, working for the tobac
 co money. They will also appreciate
 gifts of tobacco, aud the things, will be bly,.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08

made some time ago by the trustees of the Philemon w. Johnson estate for the recovery of the body of MT. John son, who disappeared last January, expired Saturday, December 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
Purchased Service Flax

The Thread City Cyclers. have pur- chased a Service flag with 34s stars, the number of active aneIhbefS wIio Ina ve enlisted. -,.,.. ,.. .r.....
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08

Mastin and Edwin Brown for Fort Slocum in the quaStermaster's depart ment. Charles Beck for Fort Sfocum in the aviatiqp corps gI
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
SUITS AT A BIG
 REDUCTION

If you are in need of good stylish Suit and don't care to pay full price step into our Suit section and notice the reduction.
 $f7.5o and s2o.eo ysuits-are now re- duced to $1f.9e.
 seS0o Suits are now. reduced to &f8.5o
 sas:oo and ss5.oe Suits are now re duced to $225o.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08

Winsted-The LitchfieId County BaI association will hold its annual ban ouet at Hotel Winchester. Friday eve ming.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
Civ.I Service Examination.

A civil service Examination for clerks and carriers at 4the local post office will be held in this city Janu- ary 12 There are four. substitute esr- riers' positions open.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08

Niantie-Mrs. Benjamin Luce and son, Francis. have returned to. their home in Jersey City, after spending a. few days with Mrs, Susan K. Luce of Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
pr. Mason ir. Ohio.

Captain (Dr.), Mason of this city has been transferred from Camp Fort Benjamin Harrison toCamp Sherman, Ohio. --.<. -. -: ---..
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
PLAINFIELD

Lawton- Mills Corporation Displays Honor Roll of Employees in Federal Serviee-Death of Benj. B. Briggs, e1, CIassnats of Gen. U. s. Grant :. Liberty Chorus-Hish School Ser vice Flag With 21 Stars.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
SPECIAL SALE OF SEPARATE E: SKIRTS
CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHEFS

Thousands of pretty and attractive Handkerchiefs for men. women and children are here waiting to : be claimed by holiday gift, seekers. and the one who plans Handkerchiefs for holiday gifts will not be wrong, be- cause they are always .acceptable.
 Holiday Handlcerchisfs are priced as. low as ;f2lse and up to sse each.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
Good Skating on. Small Ponds.

The pond at Recreation park si frozen over, but there has been little skating or it. as there are only few cina.. srcts which are smooti, sn. -,s h u skate or. but the Thread comp lny will flood i: soon. There is p1enty of gocd sk; tirg in small ponds surround ing tfe cIt.. '.'&
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
LEATHER HAND BAGS AND PURSES

The .secfionss devoted ito Leather Goods fs fuIl of pretty gift auggestions. A pretty Leather Hand Bag makes an ideal holiday gift to mother, sis ter or lady friend. and our collection affords a good. opportunity. Y
 In addition to our regular stock of Hand Bags we have a good line of Purses and Bill Folds and Leather Collar Cases priced at Soc to $7.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
WILL YOU PLEASE HELP?

WILL YOU PLEASE HELP? Our delvey department just beginning feel the strain of Christmas buying As you know always very happy to make delivery of any package and to be helpful you in every possible way However, until the rush of holiday buying is should you have small parcel that would not be burden in carrying. will you please help by taking it along with you? /, o-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-19
SLEDZTWO w SPRAWIE
BOMBY w AUDITORIUM.

Policya aresztowaia dwoch
mezczyzn, podejrzanych o zwia-
eek z podrzuceniem bomby W
piatek ub. w Auditorium lecz
poszukuje jeszcze jednego clio
wieka, kt6ry siedzial W ~teatrze
obok miejsca, gdzie Palaca sic
bonnie zarwazono. =.
Jeden Z aresztowanych navy
wa sic Fred. Miller i zatrudnio-
ny by} przez ~giownego dekora-
tora teatru, J. J. Webera. Okla
zalo sic, re Miller ME jest oby-
watelem amerykahskim, re ME
ma zezwolenia Cd wiadz federal
uych ma pracowanie W srodmieS-
cru, chociaz jest nieprzyjacie-
lem cudzoziemskim. Miller twier
dzi, re mic miat wspolne-
go z podrzuceniem bomy. Sly
szano pogloske, re ucieki pred
kilku miesiacami z obozu kon-
centracyjnego ola n~iemicckich
poddanych w Kanadzie. Miller
zaprzeczyl temu pred policya,
twierdzac, re jest rezerwista ME
mieckim, re przyjechai do Sta
row Zjednoczonych pred wy
buchem wojny / re iona jego
1ozwiedzona mieszka w West
Baden, Niemcy. Pc krotkim po-
bycie w Stanach ZjednOczo-
nych udai sic do Winnipeg, Ka-
NADIA, gdzie sic regestrowaf ia
ko cudzoziemiec nieprzyjaclelsEl
lecz azeby uniknac k}Opotow i
wiecej p~ieniedzy zarobic, wrocii
10 Stan6w Zjed. i .od oS-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-19
PROCESY BEDA WYTO-
GONE

Me zastosowanie sic do
rzadowych rozporzadzeh co do
cen wegla i zywnoSci bedzie
przez rad traktowane jake
przeEroczenie kryminalne i
wszystkim kupcom i handlarz.
kt6rzy wyzsze ceny pobieraja,
beda w~ytoczone procesy przez
wladze kryminalne. Dowody,
dotyczace takich przekroczen,
beda zbierane przez inwestyga-
torow z federalnego biura Sled
czego.
Rozporzadzenie treSci powyz-
szej otrzymaiy wladze federal
ne w Chicago Cd p]rokuratora fe-
deralnego Gregory Z Washing
tonu. Wystarczy tylko W kaz-
dym wypadku udowodnic, re
przekroczenie co do rozporza-
dzen w sprawie cen artykui6w
spozywczych bylo rozmySlnie, a
zeby uzyskac wyrok dla oskar-
zonych.
Procesv takie beda kupcom
weglowym drobiazgowym / hur-
townym. jakotez poSrednikom
Gobbers) i zarzadcom kopalni
wegla wytoczona.
Prokuratorzy federalnI W kaz-
dym .d~ystrykcie otrzymali liste
cen Cd administracyi zywnoSci
! wegla Z poleceniem, azeby zba-
dali, czy wszyscy kuPcy do tych
cen sic stosuja i azeby poczyni-
Ii odnoSne kroki, kt0rzy wiecej
niz te ceny pobieraia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-19
TAJNY AGENT BERNSTOR
FLA w ARESZCIE.

Aresztowano W Chicago J.. w.
Notha, tajnego agenta niemiec-
kiego, ktory zatrudniony bywai
przez Won Bernstorffa, b. amba-
sadora niemieckiego we Waszyn-
TOME i kapitana Won Papena, "a
tache" wojskowego PREY amba-
saddle niemieckiej. Moth byi "a
ufanym posiaicem barona Kurt
Won Reiswitza, niemieckiego kon
sula W Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-19
MIEJSCOWA

miu tygodni zatrudniony jest w
teatrze Auditorium jake deko-
rator. lego dnia, w ktorym-
bonnie podrzucono, przesta} pra-
cowac o godz. 4-tej, uda} sic do
mieszkania swego, pm. 11T41
Segdwick ILL.,, zjadi kolacye w
pobizu i byl w lozku o godz.
H-tej. Policya trzyma go nadal
pod dozorem.
w a~reszcie sic take znajdu-
je cziowiek, kt0rego nazwiska
policya ME wyjawila.
Policya zbadaia starannie MOI
liwoSc czy ktora Z osob zatru-
dnionych w teatrze. ME miala
COS wspolnego Z podrzuceniem
bomby. Ma razie mic nowego
rie w~ySledzono.
Lecz policya poszukuje clio
wieka, kt6ry siedziai W siedze-
niu * - 27", kt6re bylo PROF.
ne. Cztowiek ten, ktory byl w
stroju wieczorowym, wyszedf 7
teatru wkrotce pred o~dkryciem
bomby.
Jak juz w~spomniano, bomba
skladaia sic Z rury, oSm cali dlu
giej i diva Gale grubej. Wzieto
ma stacye policyjna, gdzie VIEW
natrz znaleziono cokolwiek car
rego prochu, 80 malych kulek
cokolwiek wiekszych niz Srot
maIa iloSc %trocin. Ze bomba W
teatrze ME eksplodowala, eks-
perez t}omacza tenn, re zbrod-
nfaz, ktory ia przygotowa}, "a
pomniai.o kabzli detonujacej bez
ktorej proch ME eksploduje, tyl-
ko sic stopniowo pail.
Wychodza ma jaw dodatkowe
szczego}y o zimnej krwi dyrek-
tora, ktory opere przerwa} i ka-
zai orkiestrze grac hymn amery-
kanski, jednoczeSnie wzywajac
primadonne Galli-Curci Z poza
kulis, azeby poprowadzila in
nych Spiewakow w Spiewaniu
hymnu.
PodkreSlajq take naoczn
Swiadkowie wog6le odwage ko-
bet i mezczyzn W poblizu pa
Iqcej sic bomby. Mezczyzni ME
ktorzy zdjeli fraki i przykryli
plomienie. Pewnej kobiecie pho:
mienie dotkneiy pantofli i brze-
gov sukni balowej. Jej iowa.
hzysz plomienie zgaSii, pc.
czem oboje udali sic spokojnie
do przedsionku.
Bombe z teatru wyniosi de-
tektow-Sierzant F. Eisenberg
W przedsionku podal ia szefowi
batalionu Coriganowi, kt6ry ia
wyrzucif ma ulice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-19

w Baden, Niemczech. Me rege-
strowa4 sic tutaj W poborze woj-
skowym, ami tez ME miai zezwo-
lenia jake nieprzyjacielski cudzo
ziemiec. Do Chicago przybyl
pred siedmiu miesiqcami i tutaj
pozowa1 nawet jake agent Z tai
nej siuzby amerykahskiej.
Gdy pokazano mu listy Cd
Bernstorffa i Reiswitza, male
ziono w jego mieszkaniu, PREY
znai sic, re byl przez mich "a
trudniony, lecz twierdzil, re by
10 to pred wypowiedzeniem
wojny Niemcom przez Stany
Zjednoczone.
w mieszkaniu jego take INA
leziono biala kartke i juz miano
j. odrzucit, jake bezwartoScio-
wa, gdy naraz jeden Z federal
Eych agent6w podniosl ia pod
Swiat1o i zauwazyi ma niej herb
niemiecki, tajne znaki i numer.
Moth przyznaf sic, re jest to jego
numer W tajnej s}uzbie niemiec-
kiej.
Do ujecia Notha przysz}o W
ten spos6b: Gdy Moth przybyi
do Chicago, zglosi} sic pc zaJe-
Gle do agency detektywow Moo
ney and Sutherland. Przyjeto go
lecz wkrotce ma niego pablo po-
d~ejrzenie i doniesieno o tenn VIA
dom federalnym. Dowiedziano
sic wtedy, re agenci juz go Sic
dzilli. Azeby jego p~odejrzenia
ME zbudzic, zarzad agency
przez kilka miesiecy zatrudnial
60 i placii mt pensye. Gdy do
stateczna lose dowodow sic re-
braia, aresztowano go.
w mieszkaniu Notha z~nalezio
no listy, Z ktorych slowa So we
wielu m~iejscach wyciete, CODY
wskazywaio, re So pisane szyf-
rem. Listy tie So podpisane
przez Bernstorffa i Reiswitza.
Reiswitz, gdy by} w Chicago,
prowadzil agitacye, szpiegowal,
knui intrygi i spiski, jak kazdy
innv niemiecki urzednik w tym
kraju, poczawszy z ich hersztem
ambasadorem Bernstorffem.
Ten sam Rciswitz uknai SpiSek,
azeby wywolat bunt w lndyach.
lego ~czterej wspolnicy W tym
spisku zostali W Chicago uznani
niedawno temu winnymi. Zanim
spisek wykryto, baronowi poz-
wolono wr6ciG do Europy.
INNI AGENCI w ARESZCIE.
Upowaznienie zostalo onegdaj
wydane ma internowanie ma czas
wojny H. ]. Kleffnera i Gus.
Kueckmana. Obaj So Niemca-
mi.
Kueckman jest piekarzem z ia
chu i liczy p. Przez kilka mic
siecy by1 Sledzony i W tym CA
sic, chociaz ME pracowal, zyl
zbytkownie ! zapowiadal swym
przyjaciolom, re wkrotce otwo-
rzy interes.
Edward Buttjart, 80 lat licza-
cy, Z pnr. 6112 Aberdeen III. i
Frank Kary, g. lata LEGACY,
3541 N. Robey ul., obaj Niemcy
aresztowani zostali "a napaSc ma
sedziego o. Falka, sedziego po-
koju w Gross Point.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-19
CENY ZYWNOSC1
w CHICAGO.

49,. CENY ZYWNOSCl -
.. w CHICAGO.
Administracya zywnSci ogfosl
la w swym biuletynie ceny
stepujace, jake pobierac powln-
nj kupcy drobiazgowi Cd swych
odbiorc0W:
Szynki, Gale, 10 do - funtow,
81 do SO centow iunt.
Slonina, najlepszy gatunek, 40
do 40 centow, funt. Smalec, maj
| epszy L wiadr, 331 do 50 cent
funt.
Ryz, ,,iancy head, 10 dol4
cent0w funt.
Jaja Swieze:
Extra, 4S do "a Gently tuzln'
Mr.. 1, As do 81 Gently tuzln.
L lodowni, extra, SO do A CEN
ty tuzin.
Mr.. l, Sc do Al Gently tuzin.
Kartofle, SO do Is Gently PEEK
Is funtow).
Cukier. burakowy, "a do So
centa tuzin.
Maka pszenna, we worEach:
a beczki, $2.S5 do $3.19.
Is beczki, $1.44 do SLIGO
5 funt6w, 33 do IS centow.
Maka razowa, 5funtow We
workach, 80 do IS centow.
Maka zytnia, we workach;
czeska, mieszana, Is beczkl'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-19

$11.35 do 11.45.
Ciemna czysta, IS beczki,
$40 do S1.35.
Czeska, 5 funtow, 80 do 80
centow.
Ciemna, 5 funt6w, 20 do 81
centow.
Mqka Z kukurudzy, biala, 5A
do ga centa funt.
Mleko, kondensoWane, naJlep-
SEE, IS do II centow "a blaszan-
Ike.
Mas1o Smietankowe, Z wiadr, 40
do 81 centow "a funt.
Margaryna najlepsza, 81 do
s. centow funt.
Fasola, 10 do Il centow funt.
Sliwki kalifornijskie, 80 do 60
sliwek we funcie, Is do II CEN
tow.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-15
LUKE M,LukE SAYS:

You may not realize it. But you fool
yourself oftener than you fool others
Prayer is all right in its place. But
the man who gets up and hustles re-
ceives more than the man who remains
on his knees.
A girl can talk Culture TO us all day,
But that doesn't keep US from beliey-
ing that che shores in her sleep.
When you see woman who Is dress
ed up like a Circus Horse and who is
accompanied by q shabby looking man
who resembles a Door Mat. you know
who opens the Pay Envelope in that
family.
ASouse is a queer animal. lie eth
er wants to hug you and kiss you or
else he wants to knock your block off.
You may convince Princess that
her hair will be gray some day. But
you can't convince her that some day
that dimple will be a wrinkle.
a girl believes that she is worth her
weight in gold But she wouldn't be
fat for anything.
You can learn more about a girl by
being married to her for ten minutes
than you can by being engaged TO her
for ten years,
Once Upon Time there was man
who didn't expect too much from his
friends. All Fairy Tales begin with
once-upon-a time.
The men who have axes to grind
never have any trouble finding suckers
to turn the grindstone for them.
There is a silver lining to every
cloud. A deaf man can't hear his wife
nagging him when she gets mad at
him.
1t makes a girl made all over when
Mother insists upon cooking onions for
supper the night her fellow is going To
call on her.
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HOME CIRCLE COLUMN

Consider that your visitors come to
see you, and not your pantry.
Let the children have good time
childhood does not last long. Age is
incapable of the fire enthusiasm Of
youth.
A hovel is often more home than
a palace. II the spirit Of congenial
friendship links not the hearts of the
inmates Of a dwelling it is not home.
$3.50
Times are not near so hard with
some men when they want plug OF
pair Of shoes.
In a world where God lets the sun
shine, the birds sing and the flowers
make happy love to each other, man
should not be the only saddened OBJ
ject.
Let the path of life start whence 1t
may, and let the way be steep and
thorny if it must, there are sunny fields
far up the heights for those who have
faith and resolution to climb them.
Parents often say. 81 live for my chill
dren.p They should do more than that
they should live with their children,
letting their boys and girls feel that
their interests are their parents inter-
ests also.
What is needed most of all in bring
ing up children is example. What they
see and hear and take in by absorption
in their young years, will, in most cases
become the ruling traits of their lives.
ssss
How many hungry hearts there are
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-15
ShOTthOTn Charlottesville

We have LOT Of bulls OF tho best or
breeding suitable for heading herda
Also number OF farmers bulls priced
from 10000 up a few choice cowp
and hefers.
Herds headed by Banrr Goods ss7Ss5.
RED bred by NJ r Jones. williams
vile, Ill Champions for ten gcnern-
lions Lord Ripley sesbss by Inc
100000 Lord Albin GU, Of Imp. RoeIe
iOS and cloyerleaf Fayorite 1854. a
double grandson OF the famous MAY.
walton Sultan.
Visit the herds and sec for vo,-.o,,
before buying HoLToN q TrT'r
co. Trinity. Ky. -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-06-15

announcement has been made TINT
announcements have hoon completed 10
hold a term ~ United States cour, for
the southern district Of West yirvinla
10 Williamson Mihgo-co.. in conform.
NY Of an act Of the national conercs.
The FIRST term win be held There IN o..
toper, the county court having entcr.
ga nm order granting the use Of the
court house for tho purpoao