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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Girl Missing,
Chinese Held;
As Sigel Case
{ EduCated Oriental look
Youthful Lass to Peking;
Gave Her 81 500

CHICAGO. Oct l0-C,oycrrmcnt
agents and detectives oi New York
and Chicago continued their search
here today for Virginia Collier, 10
years old, whose disappearance
from New York supplies a twin
case 10 that of Elsie Sigt!
Traced here following her clope-
ment across the Pacific ocean and
back again with Lee Moy, Chi
nc>e, tho girl vanished The search
vas kcp, secret until YESTERDAY
Took Girl to Peking.
Moy. who is said to he highly
educated, was arrested September
70 ON a technical charge OF enter.
ing the country withou, a permit
and sen, to Ellis Island
He admitted taking the girl TO
Peking, Chra, II is said, and told
where she might he found in Chi
cago, The address hc named here
was found TO be vacant lot and
New York detectives who were as
signed to the case have returned 70
question Nov further
Miss Collier was a settlement
WORK cr and 'hc daugh'cr of A
wealthy New York manufacturer
He Gave Her $500.
She frequently visited Chinatown
where Noy operated 'eycral res
'aurant, Noy o., said ~ have
confessed ,ha, hc gave the girl
$1,000 and size left for Chicago,
where Ne me- her and both proceed
81 to China
According TO his story, lhev re-
turned 20 Chicago and thc glrl he
coming homcsirk. lci, HIM here and
went ~ New York 20 uut her plr.
rutS
Nov a,,sr,s thi, =, the las,e he
san u' her.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
French Lay Board
Walk for Advance

WITH TIE FRENCH ARMIES IN
vi. ANpFRS. tuesday. oct 9-Thc
French advance north OF Npre' today
reached ,hc village ot Ncldhock south
Of the forc>, of lloulholN. rrkug tive
aep,h oi the forward movement about
one mile
ON their way through the marsh
lands where progrcs' only va' possible
over rapidly laid hoard walks, some
time, exceeding a milc IN length, the
French rushed and ovcfcamc the re
,iS,anre ~ numerous hlockhouscS con.
,,ruucd oi reinforced concrete and
hr,,,lmg with machine gum, several
extensive farm house, organized TO de.
a. the a''arkcr, and only demolished
partly hy the ptcpara'or, artillery ire.
also were taken
There D., r.. 1cn,c .n all side that
'lr German, sustained sever, j. ,ts
The French Dl,ulte, were i'u. as an
the occasions oi the las, Two attack, m
cooperation with the British when
their total lossc, OF al kinds were ia
exceeded hy the number oi wounded
prisoners ,ap,uted from the Germans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Swihart Is Elected
Head of Dentists

Dr.. ) y Swlharr was elected prcsi.
dent oi the Oklahoma County Dental
society az a meeting IN oklahoma City
last night Dr. Emma Fountainc va,
elected vice president, and also chosen
a. delegate to. the national convention
IN New Nork'ncNt week. DR.. T. W.
Sorreh was re elected secretary anc
treasurer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Foe Is Desperate
To Reqain Losses

LONDON. Oct lO-Scvcral counter
attacks were made hv the Germans last
night in the ncghborhood OF the lpre'-
>laden railway, today, official state
mcn, saws and these attacks we're &c.
rulscd Bu, south OF the railway ON a
front Of 1000 va'd> 'hc British ad !.
,sncrd troops were forced back Shor,
distance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Many distressing Ailments experienced
by them are Alleviated by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Here is Proof by Women who Know.

Lowell Mass s-"For tie last three years have
been troubled with the Change Of ilic and the bad
feelings common at that time. ] was IN very ner
yous condition, with headaches and pain good
deal Of the time SO was unfit to do my work.
friend asked me to try Lydia II. Pinkham's Negeta-
bile Compound which did and it has helped me in
every way | am not nearly so nervous, no head
achc or pain must say that lydia w. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound IL the bost remedy any sick
woman can take"-Mrs MARGARET QUINN, Rear
800 Worhen St, Lowell, Mass.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
You are Invited to Write for Free Advice.

medicine has been successful In relieving womans
suffering M has Lydia II. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound
Women m may by writing tho Lydia
Medicine Co Lynn Mass Such letters are received
aud cd by women only held In strict cOndencs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
She Tells Her Friends TO Take Lydia H. Pnkhams Remedies

North Haven Coun"Whcn was 45 had the Change OF hte
which trouble MI have Al first II didn't bother me
but after while got hearing down pains called in doctors who
told me try different things but they did not cure my pains one
day nv husband came home and said why don't you try lydia
rnkhams Vegetable Compound and Sanaye WashY Well, got
them and bottles OF Vegetable Compound and could
feel myself mgaininy my health also used Lydia Pnkhams
Sanaye Wash and has done great deal ot good Any one
coming my who suffers from female troubles or Change OF
life tell them to- take the nkham remedies There about 70
of us here who think the world of hem"- Mrs FLORENCE lsEA,
Box lNI. North llANcn, NOnn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10

makes for chumm,neSS. and comradc-
ship is the rock ui lRc, ou which the
happy marriage Is rcaIl, founded
Don't argue, don't hu's play 'air
and square and play opcl,cr that ,
the whole secret OF how to be happy
though married
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-26

Die aIts itoIientfde
Geitung Sapona. in beren Rdumen
9iuieppe Masaini als 9sfansener
bem neuen StaIien porsearbs:tst bats
te. tit, na9bem lie Is Sabre aIs Ri4
litGrmagasin unc aoisrns oiente.
pieber als WlilitGrgefdngnis einees
ridtet ipprben.
- SIN 4Itsr BON "a Sabren
itarb Sing. Sules @auboro, 9ono>
rarprofeiior an Der llniperlitGt Eau.
fame, betannter 8nbnz unp. 8riidens
bauer. Der cine arobe Ansabl Don
Bauten i'm Snz nno 9luslono ses
leitet bot. Der 9sritorbsne mar 36
Sabre lang 2ebrer an Der Sngenieur=
idule in 2auiannc uno Yerlaifer
berporrasenber Sdriftsn aaf ben
9ebiet bes 8riidenbaues.
Sn Miiu9en erf6eint
ieit benz 3. Mdrs untsr bem Sitel
.0ie WirtIi9teit" eine neue poitis
ide 3eitihrift. Die .3utunft" sab
bic Normen fir 6ormot uno I'm.
fang ab. Der Sitel fii9rt nod BEN
3uiaB nSeutide 3siti6riit fir Orb=
nuns unb Rs9t", unb 6erousseber
lit Sraf bon 9otbmer (Mdn9en.
Seben Samstas erI4eint cine Iums
mer. Sas erite Seft entbieIt un=
ter anoerm foIgeEbe glufIdBe: Die
Immoral Der Moraliitsn" aeine aus.
einanberieBuns nit rem pnsifiss
mus), npoIitit unb Salbpslt", ugers
line8asoab" (eins politiide Reiis.
nation), nSinoen6urs", rWittelsba4
bdlt bic Sturmfabne bes 9ei9es".
politii9es Jsui!Ieton, poIitif9er
9risftaiten.
= Georges Jonfesribe.
profeifor Der pbiloIopbie am 2peee
Button in paris, lit I'M 9lIter BON
65 Sabren seitorhen. Gr mar elmer
Der uambafteiten @ertreter bss ta>
tbplii9en Mobsrnismus in 5rants
reid. Inter ieiren Werten Dsrbies
nen berpprgeboben gu peroen: p8ers
fu9 iiber ben frsien WilIen" unb
Die &atboIiten unb Oas 2ebsn bes
Settles. CUR &erbreitung mober>
niItiI9er Sheen bat er nameHtli6
Our9 feline 3eitfdrift ga auins
aaine" beigetragen, bic unter benz
Ppntifitot pius' y. ibr Grfdeinsn
einitellen muBte. Soniesripe bat
auberbem inter bem Yieubonpm
Spes Sc Nuerbec mebrere Gomane
religiDien Gbarasters per0ffentlihf.
Sn ben lesten Sahren i9lob sr ii9
Ger 9ergionihsn Pbiloiopbis an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-26
auraaeninicln.

Seit6em CHARLES Sariuin na1
ben allf ieincr g8eltreiie geiammel.
ten @rfabrlln9en einc belonoere
Sdriit iiber Die 8oraIleninieln Der
SiiOicc peroffentIi6t uno oarin cine
ourdalS neue rno bobit geiitpoae
Sbeurie oiifgciteIlt batte, lit Die gr.
ioribung oieier 8ebilOe oils cine Der
pornebmitcn glufgabcn Der @eogra.
pbie uno Geologic betra1tet NOR.
oen. Ramentli6 Die en9lii6en @e.
lebrten baben eigene grpeoitionen
ilad oen &oraqeninleIn I'M Snoi.
iben ltno Stillen SSean ausgeriiitet,
Inn bieie merftpiirbigen, aus ben
Siefcn bes Meeres auilteigenoen
9outen nir5iger Sierc m0glidIt ge.
nau 5u iinteriu6en. Die glnl6auiin.
gen BON Saripin baben baourb in
Der SalIptiaf)e MIR cine 9eIt1tigung
erfabren, aber es iin6 ieIbItperltano.
lid altf mande nelien 9luffaliunsen
ailfgetau6t.
Sie grobte S6pierigfeit Der @r.
flarung bat INNER barin gehgen,
eaB Die Sorallenbauten in Wieeres.
teilen BON geiualti9er Sicie 5u i'm
ben iino, pdbreno Die 8olpen, oeren
geneinidaftliter s(rbeit iie ibren
slufbal peroanfen, MIR in @eipGI.
fern bis 81 80 Meter Sieie 5u leben
perm0gen. Sartpin idIob infoIgeoei.
ier, oaB Die 9fifie uripriingIi6 in
iei6tem @aiier angelest ipuroen,
Damn na6 iino na1 our6 cine Gen.
flung oes Wteeresbobens in bas tie.
fere Wteer gerieten, ip1breno Die
riffbauenoen 9orallen in Der 41be
Der SberflGfe neiterbauten. Sobn
Wturrap, Der beriibmte 9atirfor
i6er Der GbaIlenger.grpcoition, bat
oieie sluffaiiiins oarin crgGn5t, oaB
Die slnlaae Der Siiffe auf 8lattfor.
men erfol9te, Die aus Dem Ifeercs.
grltno burb pulfanii6e, greianiiie
beralligeboben iporoen iparen. Ser
amerifaniide @eograpb Brof. SaIp
bot es fir ilotig befilnoen, nod cine
1tene Sbeorie allfauiteIlen. Gr meint,
bob Wdbrellb Der groBen gis5eit Der
Wteeresipiegel bebcuteno nie6riaer
gelegen baben nliiiie, neil ungebeure
8aiiermengen nIs gis in 60bereu
9reiten feitseIeet paren. sSn Dem
oaber fladeren Meer bGtten Die So.
rallenpoIppen ibre galiten oann bonn
Sooen an beginnen fonnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-26

Dan SaIIquif. ber unse.
fdbr 31a Meilen bon grosbp, q. o.,
entfernt pobnt. beabfdtiste &onins
den gu fhieben unb bsiorsts iid si>
men aIten Repplper. Die Waffe
lpollte iebod nidbt funttionieren;
Salquiit unteriutte lie, um ben 5ebs
ler gu entbeden, psrsab aber, bic
&usel gu entfetnen. pI0bli6 ent,
Tub ii9 Der !aepolpsr, bic ausel
brans ibm in ben 2eib unb fam an
Der !Siifte tpiebcr beraus. llnseo9tet
oieIer fbperen @erIebung rift er nod
11a Wteile bis CUR Tarm Patdins,
bon iuo aus er nnf Grosbp in bas
oofpital gebra1t ipurbe. Sein 8e.
finben 1T, pie psrlautet, isbr be.
friebisenh.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
HUMOR OF THE DAY

That music isn't in flnison.'' Well, it's q four piece orchestra isn't it?-Sun Dial.
 Trayeier-Is there water in my room?
 Host1er-I guess not. This here ho- teYs got a new roof-ChapparaL
 "If you do that again, Tommie, I'll
 Really, mother, you look as if you'd like to have me do it again."-- Yonkers Statesman.
 Hiram-so that son of yours Is studying practical agriculture at col | lege?
 silas-Yes, he writes that large part of his time has been occupied by fencing in the gymnasium.--Penn State Froth. Prospective bridesmaid-But, Doro- thy, why do you want to be married in St. Luke's? It's not nearly so fash ionable as Ascension. -g Prospective bride-I know 1t isn't. dear; but it's aisle is almost three times as lond.-Judge.
 Two wrongs don't make a right" yltT'npJ not sure about that" mushed MT. Ghuggins: If ICtravel faster than the law allows and motor cop trav- els fast enough to overtake me, it's perfectly right for him to arrest me. l-Washington Star.
 to eat"
 cant glVe you any any ytnlns s te eAI will do. I'll appoint an Investigating committee to find out why food is so scarce."-Detroit Free Press. First girl-Tm offended with Jack. ] He had the audacity to back out of the parlor last night throwing kisses at me.
 Second girl-Why, the heartless creaturel And you right there within reach.-Boston Transcript. The judge-You say that through out this affair you acted like a perfect lady2 -
 Mrs Casey Sure, your honor; when he tips his hat to me an me not know1n' him, ups with a rock an caves in his face-Puck
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
Red cro.. cIas. to B. Horned.

If a, sufficient nuznber wishing to take the course can be found, a class in hygiene and hems care of the sicl'' will be organized, to be instruct ed at the Wfliam w. Banlxls hospital. This course consists Of 16 lessons on hygiene and home care of the sick and will be held on Tuesday afternoons. starting March z7th. The fee for the course will be $6. payahIe in advance. and regular attendance will be neces- sary, as only those attending 12 out o6 the dE lessons may take the exam ina&ion required at the end of the course, leading to a Red Cross diploma.
 Those desiring further information and those wishing to enter the course will please come to the Red Cross room in the Thayer building between and 4-30 Monday afternoon, between 3.30 and 43o Wednesday afternoon, or between 10 and 12 Friday morning, March 12, 14 and 16. This course does not fit for nursing wounded soldiers, but is a pre- requisite for all those ap- plying for work in base hospitals or as nurses aids in time of war, besides being of much practical daily use.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
POETRY
\ HAPrY fIoala.

I pity any home that haant got Why. we brought up twenty-six and We only had eleven children of our But couldn't think Of bringing up I have never stolen q baby vel, and hope never may, But if couldn't get them in strictly I know I would be tempted to resort
 to shady tricks.
 For what would home have been tosus
 with less than twenty-six2 @ We begged a few and borrowed some
 and some just dTieted In. . A few of them folks tolc ps' were Just eve never found them so) and some
 were sore bereft
 Of parents. and we always took what We never had the "ong-We" and we
 never had the blues. We never went around proclafmins Our farm house rang with laushter
 and through the live long daI- There was always som eth1ng doiuE
 that would drive dull care away. And now our hearts are stiil kept
 young and fed with countless For letters come most every mail from
 those dear boys
 And girls, who now have gone tO
 hustle for themselves. and do. A lot of good in tG11s old world, for alI And back they come to visit us ike
 angels from above, Their arms are full of babies and their
 hearts are ffl11 of love: want to go to heaven when change
 my local sphere,
 But home with lots of chil q zen
 makes ft awful pleasant he:e.
 w C. Martin.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10


 There win be four cempIese shows at the Davis today and everything on the program, vaudeville and pictures, ars the sort that just suits the patrons Of this popular theatre. The feature offering is the Three Musical Misses. C trio of pretty girls who present one of the finest musical and singing acts ever seen here. They play piano, violin and the harp, and every one is an art :st of the highest standard. Vocal se- lections and dancing numbers are in troduced besides the m1s5c, and they have a beautiful stage setting and wear handsome costumes. You will certainly enjoy this act. Another head1iner is Juggling Nelson. This is the best act of it's kind that has played the Davis and Is entirely different act is Harry and Etta Conley, who have a clever comedy e1xit At the Cross Roads, with some good singing, yodling and comedy talk. They carry their own scenery and have numerous pretty lighting effects. The Triangle fine part Fine Arts production, starring the greatest screen actor Of today, Douglas Fairbanks. This is conceded to be the best picture this athletic genius has ever made and 1t is just what you like-plenty Of life and quick action-that can only be seen in a Fairbanks picture. Be sure and see something really good. To complete the show there is "a funny Triangle comedy called Heart Strategy and 1t is a scream from beginning to end. For the first haR of next week anotff4c big all star feature bill ih booked, with in The Crab. his 1atesl Triangle fea- tUrN-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10

Monday and Tuesday June Caprice will be seen at the Auditorium in a delightful picturization of youths eternal dream, A Modern Cinderella. It is a five part Fox production and car ries with it the following story: Joyce, June Caprice, is Is, a younger sister who has spent her life in the back ground, that her sister Polly might make her social mark. Polly's flirting angers Joyce, who in her secret heart has fallen in love with Tom, her sis- teris favorfte. When Polly Ji1ts Tom, just to tease him. Joyce consoles him. In time Tom finds that the steadfast love he seeks is that which Joyce of fers.
 These two days will also see the second episode Of the Vitagraph se- rial, The Secret Kingdom. Tn this episode there are more thrilling scenes and adventures by the cast than in any other serial picture ever shown by the VftaSTAph concern. No one should miss this second episode.
 Today there will be -four shows. 1.So, 3.15, and s.46, at which Ethel Clay ton appears in The Bondage of Fear and there is the three reel Fox com edy, Chased Into Love. This is one of the FOX releases for fhis week and comes to the. Audftoriun only four days old.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
eqaarino Your Lifs.

ranged for 8.3o Sunday afternoon, March n, ov the local r. M. e. A. in the Thayer building on Franklin square.
 The musical part of the meeting win consist of vocal solos by Hugh Kinder and several selections by SMahnss or chestra.
 The address of the occasion will be given by Rev. A. W, Burton. who has selected for his subject Squaring Your Life. and those who have heard him we'll know that he will have something interesting.
 All men are norzEiafiY tnHited.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
BREED rifEATRE.
The FsiF of a Nation Today ats skfs, 3, and s.5o@6lanehe swsst In The
 Storm, Coming Monday and Tuesday

Today is the last chance 10 see Thomas DixonS. thrilling film spectacle The Fai1 of Nation. which is the feature at the Breed theAkre for today. This production hes drawn capacity houses at the Breed for the past two days and will be presented four times today, at 115, 8. and SEQ. Matinee 15 cents and evening 20 cents.
 On Monday and Tuesday the Breed will present Blanche Sweet in the Jesse L. LAsky production The Storm, thrfi1ing Paramount drama written especially for her by Leighton Oexnun- Miss Sweet has been seen in many roles. but in The. storm sine appeare as q half wild, fun loving daugffder of a retired professor who is so sub- merged in his studies that he permits his daughter to run at will in tke es
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
J. C. wITTER .... AuctioneeI Office and Auction Rooms, Evans Block. Danielson, Conn. PUBLIC SALE
 OF
 27 HEAD OF COWS, HORSES, HAY. FARMING
 TOOLS, ETC..
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IA, 1917.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1917,
 at 9.30 o'clock a.
 The following articles with very ble to do this lot Of goods justice: One year old registered Holstein bull with papers tKoIanthe stradn1. 2 grade Hol2 ; year old's in calf. as good Ayrshires and Dutch Belts as ever wore hair. several ~ forward for springers,, some that have been milked a short time and the balance due later on ;also spring and horses. 1 brown horse tDfck). 10 years old, weight 1250 Nbs.; 1 gray horse Sna hoss sams Ms5ss iesi lsoo ls rbs sTST9 ens safe Tor evsrysody: ss white Leghorn bred prize stock Leghorn rooster. FARMING TOOLS, WAGONS AND
 MACHINERY.
 One Iron Age potato and corn plant sf ers sedey p1ysI saT1 g99asS ana ana seed sower, 3 mowers, rakess l level ing in harrowi disc nnd l spike tooth cuse sidehf4ls pfow. l two horse Doe and l one-horse Doe. Hiscock potato digger. harrow tooth cultivator, l wings, 1 Iron Age potato miller. Plan ct, Jr.. garden seeder. 1 grindstone. 1 cart. good @ high sAeq seat Iron as axie farm lp wagon. one-horse lumber wagon, 1 twO-hOTSe express wagon, l democrat wagon. 1 Goddard carriage, low gear medium f1eft Baal hane team dlar- ness, nearly new, 1 good second hand set, 1 single farm harness, 1 pair driv- ing harness. 3 Tight driving harness. ? poles, 1 set of new leather covered names 1 set Of four horse team abr east reans, and Ross fodder cut ter. ladders and good six-can Cooley creamer.
 HAY, CORN. BEANS, ETC.
 IS tons of good stock hay, or 8 tons of herdsgreSs and redtop. 6 tons of clover and nDow of swa1e hay, barrels of winter rye, 8 barrels of cranberry beans. 4 barrels of cider and 1 barrel or vinegar 300 bushels corn, 75 pounds Of arsenate of lead, and many other smaller articles of all kinds. including few household goods.
 I wish to say tn concIu ding this bill that this is a bona f1de sale from start to finish and I hope that everybody will attend. My lease on the place ex- pires April 6, and shall vacate drTne- dfate1y after T1Ie sale. The farm Is located in the Town of Ponfret, Conn. about one mile southeast from the de- pot, just off the road leading from Pornfret to Ponnfret Landing, and is known as the farm of the late John Johnson.
 The terms of the sale win be strictly cash, and caterer will attend. Stock and tools may be left a few days after safe for accommodation. If decidedly stormy, sale will be held ta16stirst fadr
 ALBERT GooDHAII.
 Telephone Putnam 105-1S.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
OLD MYSTIC. CONN,

OLD MYSTIC, CONN.
 102 acres; 50 tillable, level and smooth; soil exceptional. dark silt loam, does not bake or dry out and is in a very high state of cultivation; it is watered, by springs, large stream and pond. About 90 apple trees, pears, peaches, plums, grapes, etc. 10 room house, good cellar and attic; pump in kitchen to well of excellent water. Large basement barn with wagon house attached, wagon and i'm plement shed, garage, corn house and two poultry houses. All buildings in good condition. Also full line of farm implements for sale. Less than 1k mile to trolley. Full particulars from
 ARCHA w. corr,
 Telephone 1884 63 Broadway
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
POULTRY

IT'S AnATTrSG TIME Look carefully to the condition of your breeding fowls. Healthy, vigorous. hne-feeling fowls. tile eggs That means strong, vigorous chicks that will live. Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a is just the preparaaon 70 ff you do not find 1t improves ths health and condition of parent stock and does not give you better, stronger. more Iivable chicks. return the empty packages to the dealer and get your money back. For sale by all dealers in poultry supplies.
 NFATING TIFE is the time when your hens and roostera should be free from lice Dr. Hess Instant Douse Eciller kills lice. For sale by all dealers in poultry supplies. Guaranteed.
 FOR ROUP use Dr. Hess Roup Rem edy. Get 1t from my dealers.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10

Maine sunnzner resort where *hey live. rn thfs part Miss Sweet touches the deepest chords of the human heart. she II ably supp0rted by wonderfui Roberts as1d Thouas Meighan.
 The ninth chapter of The Great Se- cret. completes the bill for Monday and Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
TO RENT
NEW sIx-RooM APARTMENTS

NEW SIX HOOM APA1 I w FEN . The Norwich Housing Company have rented thirty-five of the forty apart ments recently built by them and have at this time five vacant apartments on Spring Garden Avenue. These vacant apartments will be open for inspection every day during the next two weeks, and any one desiring one of them Is advised to apply at once. The apart ments are very desirable for small families and rent for $20.00 per month.
 Inquire of J. J. CORKERY
 Tel. 2so Room 12o Thayer Building
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
What k Going On Tonisht

Posture Moving Psotnrea ak tho Au- ditorium ThenAre. Ire. the Oayta ThAakFe.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Cave Weldfng and nkanufactur- ing company, ad Chestnut street. is now ready to do alz kinds of welding. Automobile owners win find this com pany equipped Dc do their work a& short notice and ak very low rates. Motor troubles are removed quickly And at about one quarter the regular price
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10

In Switzerland there has been in vented an electrically operated coin in -the-slot machine for cleaning thu sides and soles of a persons shoes.