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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
MEXICANO

Constantemente estan recibienGose,
en- ell Consulate General de Mexico de
esta ciudad, quejas de nuestroS compa-
triotas por ell NAL trato de que Sc les
hace objeto por parte de los propie-
tarios americanos.
Sucede tambien-y hay que hacer
esta a~claracion para que slrva de nor
ma de conducta futura a los meXlca-
Mosque nuestros trabajadores aban-
domain Ia vecina Republica y Sc inter-
nan en- este pals, buscando un campo
donde mejor Sc r%etribuyan u serri-
clos. Y en- csc afan justificado de
mejoria economical y de comodldad, no
Sc fijan nj en- 81 la empresa que los
c]ontrata es una institution estable y
s~o!vente, nj en- :. los terminus de su
c%ontrato les dan las debidas garan-
tias v les imparten protection en- I'm
case determinado.
Asi es que, dejandose lievar de las
insinuaciones de las casaS engancha-
doras, firman ~documentos que nj ST.
quiera han leido, Y ~Sufren, al cabo,
las consecuencias de su i~mprevislon,
lamentandose cuando cl hecho sc ha
consumado y cuando va no hay medic
legal, 81 no %eQuitativo, para arrcglar-
10 acknowledgements al quejoso.
Ell senior Valcntin Lozano cs IN vie
10 trabajador de campo, que ha pres
tado por mucho tempo u servicios
a companies americanas Y a indivl-
duos de distintas nacionalidadcs en- los
Estados Unidos.
Segun nos informamos aver, este
senior Lozano entr6 al servicio de un
ciudadano apcllidado Markley, resi-
dente Ell Hutto, Tex, a Gambia de
cuyas labores disfrutaba de I'm sucldo
exiguo.
De acuerdo con 10 que dice Lozano,
Marley dispuso que cesara Ell u
trabajos, y e., LoZanO, no esta con-
forme con la liquidation que &c hiZo.
Ell case 10 comun!c6 ell mismo LoZa-
no al Consulate de Mexico, ' a es-
tas fechas Ell senior Beltran Sc ha di-
rigido al propietario Markley, pidi6n-
dole irformes sobre el particular, a
efecto de convencer al meXicano de 81
falta de raz6n, 81 eS que asi prOcede,
oponer Ell asunto en- conocimiento de
las autoridades federales, para su VEN
tilaci6n, en- case co~ntrario.
No esta por demas que nuestros
compatriotas, en- vista de estas diff
cultades que Sc ocasionan por su fal-
ia de precauci6n, procedan o. mejor
conocimiento de las obligaciones que
contraen, a cfecto de evitarse dcapues
contrariedades molestas cue en- 81
mano eSta remediar.
Ell senior Beltran cree que este a.
sunto Sc arrcglara satisfactorlamente
para ambas parties, Y que servira de
aviso d nueStros ~nacionalcs para que
orme su conducta futura.
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DELICADA

Llevada a cabo felizmente por el
DR.. D. Aureliano Urrutia, ACADIA de
sufrir una dclicadisima operation en-
ell abdomen, el Sr. D. Ignacio Malo
Best, caballero muy conocido en- Ia
frontera norte de Mexico. por haber
ocupado durante algunos amos, el
ruesto dc gerente dc Ia Sucursa! del
Banco dc Londres y Mexico en- Mon
terrey.
Al ~prcsente, segun sc nos dice, Sc
encuentra Ell Was de complete res
tablecimiento-
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vIAJERO.

P~roccdcntc de Laredo, Texas, lie
CARA hoy a csta ciudad, ell senior doc
tor don Ricardo Cabanez. acompana-
do de su apreciable esposa. Vienen
los senores Cabancz a cumplir con un
comnromiso social y en- cuanto 10 ha-
van satisfecho regresaran al lugar de
donGe vinieron.
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cendio anoche sobre la playa Pedre-
gosa tStony Beach, cerca de la ba-
hia de este puerto.
Ell comandante del barco y su tri-
~pulacion de seis hombres, fueron res
catados por los eIardas de la costa
Y las municiores que Sc hallaban a
bordo del caza-submarino removidas
a tempo para evitar que fueraa IN
cendiadas. Las au~toridades nava!es
ordenaron que Sc practicara un In
vestigacion sobre las causas del 81
niestro.
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MERIENDA.

Con motive de ser aver ell dia ono
mastico de la senoritI Maria Lulsa
Arguinzoniz, varias senoritas amigos
suyas Sc dieron cita IN la casa habi-
taci6n de la familia, situada en- la
Gale de West Magnolia numero sol,
con objeto de ~obsequiar cor IN me-
rienda a la mencionada senorita.
hsistieron las senoritas Guadalupe
Davila, Guadalupe Guerrero y Juani-
ia Frisbie.
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Sc ESTABA ADULTERANDO LA
LECHE EN- SAN ANTONIO.

Con motive de la queja ~presentada
por T. H. Johnson, ayudante del ms
pcctor de Alimentos puros Ell ell Esta-
do, IS cargos de adulteracion de le-
che fueron presentados contra otros
!echeros de esta l~ocalidad, aver, an
tie la Corte de Justicia del Jdez de
Paz Ben S. Fisk. Mr.. Johnson dijo
que la leche recogida para su examen
contenia de 10 & 90 por ciento de
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VIAJEROS.

P~rocedente de Ia ciudad de Mexico
lego aver a esta ciudad, ell senior
Frank Mosti, hermano del senior Aldo
Mosti, empleado de este periodico. Ell
joven Frank viene a San Antonio,
con objeto de asistir al casamiento de
su hermano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
Ell LUNCHEON DEL GUNTER

Muy conclrrido como los dias an
teriores. o mas 81 Sc quierc, estuvo ci
luncheon que a Dencfic;o de la Cruz
Roia Americana. tuvo lugar Ia mana
ma de aver en- cl salon de Bale del
Hotel Guntcr.
Concurrieron a el gran cantidai
de damas y de caballcros, y u AMI
mac;on fue grandisima.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
DEL RUSSIAN LITERARY CLUB"

Hoy tendran su banquete regla-
m~entario, en- uno de los salones del
Mitrovitch Cafe, las damas que inte-
gran la sociedad conocida con ell nom
bre de Russian Literary Club.
Estas fiestas, son siempre muy
concUrridas V muy animadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
JAMAICA.

Ell sabado y ell domingo proximos
tendran verificatiyo dos jamaicas en-
ell atrio del temple del Corazon de Ma
ria, organizadas por ia sociedad Eli
jas de Maria" de esta ciudad, con
fines beneficos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
Ell. INGENIERO TREVINO
ARREOLA.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, dcs-
pues de una larga ausencia dc ella,
ell ingeniero meXicano D. Porfir!o
Trev:Ao Arreola. que en- este pals ha
llcvado a cabo alguras raliosas obras
de ingenieria.
Algunos nuevos contracts tiene al
p~resente, en- varias poblaciones del
Estado, a las que Sc dirigira dentro
de algunos.
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ACADIA de arribar a esta ciudad, pro-
ccdente de la de Eagle Pass, Texas,
ell senior Primo Oviedo, conociGo CO.
merciante de la capital de nuestra Re-
publica, quien viene a los Estados Uni
dos con objeto de comprar algunos
furgones de ]ferrocarril y una loco
motora para ell servicio de carga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
SUSCRIBASE I'd a LA PRENSA"
Ell MEJOR DIARIO MEXICAN0.

impulse, tiende "a llenar ell vacio que
VI dejando Ell liquido, dando por re-
sultado que Sc dificulte mucho Ia sa-.
Ida de este ulumo eleneutc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
OBRAS De VENTA
EN- LA
LIBERIA De ICNACIO E. L0zANO
Ia cAsAM Has AcREDTADA L MAS EGURA, LA QUE TENE Ell MEJoR suRIDo Y IA oh
yENDE MAS ARATo LOO PEDnDcS Sc DEspACHA % coRREo o o GAsIos
FAGApos. Ell NsMo pLAo QUE Sc REcEBAL LA oRDEN
. CENCiiS 9CULTAS

Clavlcul. del Rev Salomodn ...-..- osr
Dicrionario Internal. Coniiene masia Dian
ca. rojs Y ne2rs. apsrictones. etc. 10
Dogma y R!tual de n Alta Masla: t,Pht!e-
ne 81 lrIanzuic dc Solomon. ia CaDaia' s6 ~
crelns del exlt0. uiSTomcnc!a, elc;.. ~,
Fnc.ir!!!Cnes. GrimOrlos Y Pentacutos V.Sg
FL nrag6n Roio, o sea Ell are de rlahas :
Fl Poder del PeLs7mient0. 81 donnoso
rultura. COMO estl6iSr Su tueILa;. ~.
Fl Lthro iaferf,aL Tratato De las clSaCias
oc1iItas. CCntieae Ell libro de san Clprta-
no. CIaviCrla de Solomon. el Dragon ny,
io V "a Cabrs Internal. etc. i.ou
ii TSrdsdCro Dragon Roi0. EncariaiHIehIoS;
mode C. hacCrSe invisible. etc. --.... W
Ia Gran Vsr!ta hiivinadora. 70
7 IhTo Nasno de san CpriaIo. EdlCion UNI
ca V CoU!pleta del fIraoSo GrlInorio, ~.
IA Cisyfcula del Hechicerc. o LlDro ne San
Ci0riano. cnQ In!iaiiad de sscFsIos -
IL Gran Nagia Sup-ema ..----...----. 70
MAMMAL de NSsla Blanca -.-..-.-... 20
Nsnusi se Magia ROia -......----..-- -
Manual de Maya NeSra ..-.-...- ...- w
Sscretcs de los Carlos Arte de sanaT 3
toros los ufeeos .-,.-........-.--. -
he Alberto 81 Grands ..-:--..- V;S'
SscretoS % Ia pTssttdigtIsc,on Ia mssts;
Lecciones practicas de escaIhoeee--. ,~ !.
SscTstOs del Inferno 49,. -. -"
TeSn-o Ie NsIaxros re IA Cruz &c Caraye,
"a vPrds1ers Jcva del oculiiSno 20"
yeTfadero Horoscope para sdivInsr Ell POT
Napir N"e
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Sc INCENDIO UN CAZA-SoBMA'
RINO.

HULL, Mass, JUNO 21.-El GAIA
submarine S. Pos, anterior.nente
cenocido con Ell nombre Gypsy. Yin.
bote motor de 40 pies de largo, Sc in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
PARA MONTERREY.

Anoche regreso a Monterrey, uitl
mados los asuntos que 10 trajeron a
esta. el comerciante D. Gulilermo
Cristo.
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oRR.s pE CAROLINA INsERNIzio.

NJ. romos O.s0
AInors> Ta~iIgSI - Ia, runasto.. 0.s9
CarazSn de matr". no> t"Itos'-' n ~
InrssGn dr ObTnTU- pos i"iilOS' 80 -
-aGrna cir-ra. C,.lirC tomNS -
Erineu,S SIN ca>llgn Y LucnS SUPP ~
Tres IDmOS n 81
nrcTnls Del aiUi;6rto. nhS tCHi'S .--- n ~
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~ beSO de una u.CertH V La 'elsdu|'o .,
ms loCa. Dos tCnInS . ---...-.'- a "a
e ultImO $3.50 ---. n "a
81 secre:o de III bandidc =. y = ~ ~
II trsn de ia mnerts.' LOS tonoS 80 y - -
q h;fO del anarQuiSi3. : tones y "a
Il sI6srglIe del deliO. Dos toulos -
q .ho-cadn del paTquG. CuaITo EIiLos
- cst,ario ~ ma mlGre Y Aflepens -
TtRctu. Tres fonos -. q a
crlmeGes de Dt&voiina. LOS toHn"s 81
mn-,fos llfsrnes- Dos oiloS 49, r W
los sTnores nalditos. Dos ontoS - = a.
: ssUu,tsdrr viva Dos toDloS - - = ~
"a ytc;tmss del amor - &c
az rrasedias &c les Le!oS- 4 oueoS n IN
"a sfls ds a po-ters. nos tomos = S.S
"a rssuTrsccifn DC NJ angel -. : %
= hsil5ring Gel TestrS Real : nlaos -
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Ss rnIsterios tsl crlnnGo. : onlOs 49, = SS
,s escIsyas bllncsS. 2 toLuos -. ID. o"sso1
paTa!sa 9 Inferno = sS
SiDa G Il ANGEL de los AIpes. toiN'' q
-eress Ia reSuCI'sda- Dos to!-sos n :,
IN cTimen en- autom6vll. : t0Iios..; O.
yt-sen Y aadre J EzgiacioH. , '"'n'' ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

Neipdcs de esc7ituTa tfFCEI.: n 4
Ticsno. Collection de { ClsGS'n'S'"" AZ
Pronti4rlo DE o''"e'~ G35
snSr r;aro De recitacicnes- C"mTosicioaeS
rsist,Ess a IL eScuela, ia Pat:la. &c f.Ss
,S,,,srs ,.stef ap:eude- tnSlcS IN GiSL GtSS.
sYus! SrSrfiro nara s0relder ei !nS!ci
aon IN rfSnTncisct9l -iSurana y TN eIten-
80 ~yocabeissI2 en- lnsles-eSpa:l9i- 80 = -
sIIsssr!o Ga SaIi Mtsue!- q u
DIp S.1C,,ts lie Nfrqas. LtorO cue nara "a
us us. De uns faml;9 h~eroice. que TOM ma
~. sasrs IA gierra d" iads2endeIcia
s,x,s Ia q In iais-TsEciSs- =" u"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
AvESTIBas DE SHERLOCK HOLMES
"a is csntayos iJnol

CE SHERLOCK 60!HES
"a is csntayos tJIloi
~ yendedor de C3fa7eres-
81 roSo de-! diamante SZuL-
Is hita del CS'!Tsru.
Blackwell. el piraFa fel Iatlesis.
lack Fl CPSiriD3cGr.
ICs monrdeTos raises De LoncreS.
La malCta s2ncrien;2.
Tn m&dico criminal.
II teAtameuto del director.
In Is FsrUnIs de- Crtmen &c PtttsoNrS-
SSerJnrk Holmes V e. c~orTabandAsla CO
opto-
a las nuertes c. la muerts
L. yiuda rciS de Paris.
Ia beStl2 aITlana.
ina nOChe de terror.
FL rlho del collar de pHrlsS.
Ia Fufam" pCSfda del GaJo'
II nRurra=io d. Cu"iu-
u roy 10 los b2rGlGGS.
AyE%TU9AS NE JOIN c. kN!fLEs.
"a 20 cerfaroS Gaia toM0)
Fl .nc0Sntto ruiSfeTlGS9.
in -n6r5 IN - Pciacto AeSi.
FL DrtuC!re :u=aior.
Fl aS.,..O en- 81 s!ee2iaS-
e .UJ" rJi9.
Fl hfrcipTO ." FaSlSStHns.
81 SaCre'a Iel aRiito.
II Trr>ldrute fe las Coico'sS
p 1ci=n sai.s15C-.
IN ronrcila Tapfi'is.
II :uSil DE- ucArn.
~ teL.~o Gsl R"rhi.
lin vale d. hcdtS.
FL taSorC ,el ESTsGJ.
81 saEaT tote del SOL
En- Il TllOE=T7-
Il SecreIo del teSoro-
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Noycias q ID ceHiaTos

NOyct18 q 60
Arte de Duscar marldo.
Amor Y marttrio
Calyario de amor.
Fl movie pTestado.
FL pursatorio ue las solteres.
Ell paraiso de las muteres.
FL inferno de les hombrea.
Fl hsaa de les macss.
El nido de r~uisefores.
Fl Collar de esmersld1S-
e. 81 de las nihss-
FL alma en- IN beso.
Ls Mia de las flores.
La hiel en- los labios
"a nina de los !azmlneA-
Is yiuda allegro.
la corte Gel amor.
Ia prIncess del dollar.
Ia hits &c Venus
Las ebreras del amor.
Las hiiss del champagne.
las Evas mcdernes.
Marina O Ia hila de las olas.
Nalfiias sean las mujeSes-
NaIditos sean los hombres.
Ngldiins sean las suegrRs-
Ms!di:o sea Ell amor.
Malditos Sem los celos.
pasinnsrias de amor
pcyGue Sc casan los homeres
Porour Sc rassn las muIeres-
Forcue pecan las maiereS-
rorIue reiacidcn las viudas.
PorcuA murmurap las Vieja..
Por segutr a una muier.
Su mateSlad Ell Amor.
Viva mi novia,
hz1cena, por Carloia Brseue-
Dora, pGr Cariota braeHle-
Fl ReCerTo de orc.
II milo ngidito.
RI manuscript de mi madrs.
Maria, por jorge lsascs.
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Dcfuncioncs.

Alicia Garcia-l3 meses-Ca!le d.
vision 3I5.
Josefa Flores-3 meses-Buena
Vista 4O4.
Sena. Ccnobia Cervantes-75 amos
Ave. Conception 1923.
Micaela Flores-Il meseS-Calle
S. Walter Y Essex.
Virginia Herrera anos-Robert
B. Green Memorial Hospital.
Jesus Magdalena-11 meses-Ca-
lie Casanova PIP.
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eaxa Il &c
EsrI2IfIsS9

n.vocIorsrio aspirtiisIa. 80
ri IiOro de los Meiiums. : E" S4
III Lbro de los hspiVitCs. pjcc;S.
n Genesis, los Mllss1oS J Las x
~ Ey.Dreto segun q esp!TittsTAo. D" 20
"a Cielo Y Ell inferno as
0nras o6stunas dc Allan HsFdeH- -" S5S
:ous "a Il gsDiriaSHeo' "
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EUDICIiLES, c|V|lEs @:
J Y ADHIHISTRATNAO:
REGISTRO CIVIL.

Liccncias dc matrimonio.
George Waltz Y Camilla NJ. Cohen.
Ralph J. McLeese y Juanita OWE
do.
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NacimicntoS.

Tn nino del matrimonlo Foard-A-
vcnida River Y Gale Price.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Actor-There are things better trzr
! money in this world.
Director-Yes but Il takes moneg
to buy them.-Film Fun
Il hear Adele has gone into c1wss
opera"
There was always somethfrr en-
premely sad about that Eirl-~-Llfs.
He-My love. You are fairsr anF
brighter far than youder star
She-Wen. should hope sol Tnaa
years.-Judgs.
Good morningl came 20 ts-s
your piano"
Piano? But I didn't send Tor 7s-a
mo, ma'aul, but the nelgh5ora rsfr
ought to calL'-1IinneaDoHe Trlhur-
Giles-so you've got a post Oh tfs
bank, ehT suppose e. wac parity
because you knew the manager
Harrfs-Partly that. and partls BE-
cause he didn't know me.-Es1V YORK
Times.
Professor-Ths boys were go en-
tranced this morning that they re-
NAMED in my lecture room all t1rorr7
the dinner hour.
His daughter-Why didn't you wake
them up2-Tiger-
BilI-Who is that man.
Gill-He's a paCffst
Doesn't believe in lighting
NO"
How did he get that black eyer
'Because ne didn't believe lr l-1E-
ing."-Y onkers Statesman
Nervous gentleman from the cou1-
try)-Oh, a little lamb ard soma pc-
tato.
Brisk waiter shouting up tho res
taurant)-One lamb. one potato
Nervous gentleman-yFaiEsr. waite-
a little less lamb, please. and--aEd e
little more potato.-Tit-Bits
Smart youth-Have you few ma
ments to spare, sir2
Millionaire-Young man. my time .
worth $500 an hour, but TIL give T1n
ten minutes
Smart youth-Thanks. but 20 frs au
the same to you, sir. believe TE
rather take It IN cash.-Loudon An
swers.
John, did you take the note 60 M
Jones?'
'Yes. but I don't think he can rad
it."
why SO, John?7
Because he Is blind. SIR. VINE Z
wur in the room he aLed me twice
where my hat wur, and IL wur On ny
head all the time."-Pucz-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03

For the last half OF this week the
management of the Davis announce
another stupendous bill of five Keith
acts Triangle photoplays and Charlie
Chaplin in his latest comedy, Every
one who saw the bill the first half
VIII agree that it was the finest en-
tertaInment in that line ever present
ed at the Davis and the bill for the
last half is going to be away ahead
q the first half even. The feature
attraction is Barnold's Dog and Mon
Key Actors in the pantonfne. "A Hot
Ifrne IN Dogville." in which a dozen
uoes and half a dozen monkeys take
part Another big time headline act
IS stephen D. O'RouiIe and company.
ar O'Rouke IS one of the greatest
Irish tenors of the day and is a close
rival of the great John Mccormack.
The next act Is the Kaufman Broth
efs- two very funny blackfaCe come
dams. The fourth act is LaPilarica
and Partner, former dancers from. the
court of Spain The fifth act is Jolly
Francis and Wild in musical farce
entitled Who's Your Tailor In the
Triangle feature is Seena Owen in A
NFcrnar's Awakening. a five part Fine
Arts story of a young and foolish Eirl
who n1arries and Tapents. TO COM
plete the bill the one and only Char
lie CHAPLIN viii he seen in his latest
success. The Cure and it is the fun
nfest thing he has ever made. The
time of the show and the prices viii
remain the same as the first half.
Matinee Ut >. evening at 80 p. m |
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03

before long They all have the play
bug Some time ago. the gas man
lame TO Bob with play. he said. 1t
was light comedy" Not 50 bad for
a gas man
All Of the Fob OF predictions are
operettas- refined 20 the smallest de-
gree Take Cor instance Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star it is 2 perfect
gem And several others "A Spy"
Lead AIe To It" Six Little Tailors."
Fam Fam. ard Boys and Girls"
Each play contains Is original mu-
steal numbers. Also new costumes,
new dances. and new scenery
ODering bill Monday Six Little
Taiiors-" Seats on sale Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03

The earliest mention Of device 81
any way resembling the modern els-
vator or Tiff may be read "a VltFl-
viIIs, who describes q hosting machine
which was invented by ArcnimsfEI.
This elevator Of the second century b
c. was worked by ropes which we're
coiled upon a. winding drum By d. cap
stan ard levers. The same writer To-
fers to another similar machine which
was made to rotate By q man VINO
walked inside the capstan- 8uch p
primitive elevator is stln IN us8 % ilfE
passengers and freight from the GruE
to the second story OF g convent On
Mount Sinai.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03
BOO REWARD s1oo

The readers Of this paper WI Ia
pleased TO learn that there ~ at Iname
one dreaded disease that science hrr
been able to cure IN all It's stages. nnF
that is catarrh- Catarrh being araarI9.
Influenced By constitutional o0udfelnn@
requires constitutional traaer1ref-
Halls Catarrh Medicine % taken fnfsr-
nally and acts through the blood on the
mucous surfaces Of the ayGtsms thereof
ease, giving the patient EcrenEEh -
building up the cons tieutiuu ana as
sistinE nature IN doing It's Work ~
proprietors have 20 much faith O. fra
curative powers Of Halls CMsarrh 49,
icine that they offer One EfunGrmH Do
lars for any case that IL faG1m % osrrn.
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03
What Is Going On Tonigh,

tbs Davis Theatre
dftorium Theatre
Moving Pictures at the Freed The
ire e - ecu
Mary-s Hail. ~
Eagles Hall
ters' Hall. -
franklin CHAPTER M r NJ
meets in Masonic Temple
NorWlch Lodge. No. 430. B. P. O. E.,
Iecumseh Tribe. No. IS. l. o. r. NJ,
meets in Engineers Hall
Canton Oneco. No g. n o O. F meets
at Odd Fellows Hall
Germania Lodge. No II. O. D. H s.,
meets in Germanfa Hall
~. f,T1olieymen's Union meets in Union
Court saehem. No. "a. F. of a, meets
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03

Village, thought they would have a
little fun Monday afternoon and plac-
ed large stones on the track. When
the PAS trolley car left Central Vii
b,ge it had to stop about a quarter of
a mile from the village. The pilot
had to get out and remove stones
stopped the three youths who were
hiding behind a stone wall on the
railroad bank ran up into the lo.e. A
fair description was obtained and a
state policeman was in Central Village
Tuesday afternoon to identify the
youths who committed the foolish act.
Mrs. John Dwyer and son, William,
of Jewett City. were visitors in
Plainfield Monday.
Wilfred Provost has moved into one
of Walter Kingsley's cottages, in
Windsor lane.
Church Interests.
At st. Johns church Sunday Rev.
William A Keefe stated that he
would visit the houses this week and
try and secure more girls to join the
different societies. Children of Mary,
Immaculate Conception and the Rosa
ry society.
Rev Arthur Barwick preached at
the congregational church Sunday at
eleven O'Clock.
The Benefit club held meeting in
the vestry Monday evening. Refresh
mentS were served.
The PIainf1eld High School Athletic
association is planning to hold a so
cial this month in the High School
building.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03
COMING TO THE DAVIS
NEXT WEEK
The Bob OFT Company.

sunshine and sunshine, and more
sunshine are the chief qualifications
of Boo OFT. who viii be seen at the
Davis theatre next week.
Bob says that everybody is Il play
wright Who are the authors Look
around YOU Your cook is a play
wright, so is the coal man. the ice man
and the street cleaner. The plumber
playwright long ago ceased TO be a
novelty The chauffeur playwright
is m established fact. and the aero
naut play wright Will be with US
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03

Admirers of the very best in mo-
ton pictures will find an unusually di-
verting and entertaining programme
at the Breed theatre on Friday and
Saturday when the special Blue Rib
bon feature, Gods Country and the
Woman, will be presented
A special music score accompanies
the picture and will be rendered in it's
entirety by an augmented orchestra.
Today at $50 and this evening at
and $50 with all seats at ten cents
the Breed will present Mime. Petrova
in The Secret of Eve. The Burton
Holmes travelogue and a very funny
comedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03

A presidential decree OF 1Earch -
1917 creates an experiment station 81
agriculture and forestry with q garden
of acclimatization, IN Venezuela Ie
will be located on lands near the cftv
Of Caracas, and is intended 20 serve
as a model for other such stations %
be established IN other parts Of tas
republic.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03
REAY, ESTATE FOR SALE.

BY virtue of orders from the Probate
Court for the District of Hampton.
sale the real estate OF W. S. Ford, late
of Hampton. deceased. consisting Of
the following property:
One dwelling house, situated on
Hampton street, at the corner of the
WilHmantic road. with barn and shed,
about rs acres of moving lots and
about So acres OF pasture land.
Inquire of PERCY H. FORD, ADM
Hampton, Conn. apr26d
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03

most penniless at the death of her
father.
Twelfth episode of Patria, with Mrs
Vernon Castle completes the pro-
gramme for today. Coming Friday and
Saturday, June Caprice. in A Child of
The Wild. It is a beautiful screen
drama of a little lass of the Tennessee
Mountains, her trials, sorrows, and
love. A Fox comedy, A Footlight
Flame, with Chas. Airing, completes
the programme.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-03
AUDITORIUM.

Clara kiahail Young in The Price
She Paid. Feature Fer Today
Twelfth Episode of Patria Completes
tire osran1n1e-Con1ing Friday and
Saturday. Jurc Caprice, in A Child
of The Wild.