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Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
 HEARING THIS WEEK
(continued from Page seven)

kOouttHNS9 tfSth @SS O~'S'| sane at Middletown; treatment of narcotic drug addicts; concerning the support of insane paupers-
 day-Appropriation for state Eanatorium: appropriation for state tuberculosis sanatorium; concerning a state tuberculosis commissions eStab- lishmeut of a state sanatorium-
 Tneerperations.
 Tuesday - Concerning corporations without capital stock; several Lftch Held county matters.
 Wednesday-New Haven, Bridgeport Hartford, Daubury, Ansonia matters; amending charter of United nlu1ninat- ing company.
 Thursday = Rocky Hill, Neriden, Bridgeport and Hartford matters; amending charter of United Workers of Norwich.
 Judiciary.
 Tuesday-Parole of prisoners. Con cernfng athletic games on Sunday. Concerning the performance of motion pictures on Sunday. Concerning work Rnd recreation on Sunday. Providing tor one days rest in seven. Authoriz- Ing the sale of certain articles on Sun Ray. Concerning a ballot on the ques- 4ion of amateur sports and moving pie houses on Sundays. Sale of property held under trust. Concerning chari- table trusts. Jurisdiction of the su- preme court in regard to charitable trusts.
 Wednesday-Concer attachments of mortgages. Concerning attachment of personal property. Amending an act
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13
trnth of Chrlst.

 Since time began freedom has been purchased with the price of blood. England has purchased freedom on mary a battlefield and our own free dom here in the greatest country God g sd:l ever shone on was purchased with the price of blood: so Jesus Christ shed His own blood to purchase free dom for the human family. Ycs. He paid ti.is price for your sins and mine; the Eon Of God i1aE power to forgive our sis:s, I know this by pornonal ex1 per.enca and millions GDo1 millions can testify to this fact.
 Now, when tiiis 6.d round world is iii awful strife there is but obs star of hets and that is this saIpe Jesus Christ wio wnits to bieeS tie raao.
 There are those wiIo doubt that Christ performed miraclesg you re- member how he praised the son of the widow of mans was this fixed up for the occasion, no. impossible, reliable witnesses say .s actually took place and I believe their storyj Jesus did perform miracles. The whole address was a splendid exhaltation of Jesus
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13
New Concern For mvrlIo.

It is reported that. ag result of e property at the auction ou 5Isi51rT-r~-;. ], there will be two more induglrlog for Mystie within a few montha. Wo6A hnd Mcclure Of City Islnnd, E. Ws,- smaller bdjidinEs, etc. north Of GnC right of way, will be i1 shape Co movG 70 Mystic in tno spring, nccordin0 tu ell formerly off City Island. who btfse for the property for the firm.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13
MAY PAY DIVIDEND
 TO COMMERCIAL DEPosIToRS
Receiver Browning of Thames Loan and Trust Company Files Applied
 tion.

Amos A. Browning, receiver of the Thames Loan and Trusf company, has filed in the superior court office an application authorizing the dec1ara : ton of a per cent. dividend to the will be the third dividend to be paid. The two previous dividends were for 25 and 20 per cent, and amounted to Ss7.084.02.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

Micldletown.--Ths winter Vybathels has not daunted the children in Che r,i5 ral schools in their continued coIlaerfrlE of the tent caterpiIiaF egg naasaaa. a6 n total of 5000 in the Easf Lonr Wif
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

Christ the Son of God and hearty ap4.f plsuse WAS given the speaker. r1
 Judge Barnes made the cioGiuE prayer and Swahn's orchestra render ed the usual attractive music. The G8r- vice was in charge of Secretary Hiilr'
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

$1.0O FOUNTAIN SYRINGEs, extra value, complete with rub Der tubing and three pipea-
 WEDNESDAY, ONLY 800 2sc MEMS NECKWEAR, ali neat colors and patterns
 .ee WEDNESDAY ONLY 1ss WOMIEN,S HANDKERCHIEFs, one corner embroidered, all diff ferent patterns
 WEDNESDAY, ONLY 6 for a5s WINDOW SHADES, white. yell low and green.
 WEDNESDAY ONLY sso s9c RUBBER MATS. mnde- of extra quality rubber, size 14x
 "WEDNESDAY ONLY z5e EACH CHH,DRENS DRESSES. made Of fine. quality ginghams.. pretty plaid, combinations, sizes 70
 WEDNESDAY ONLY soc RUBBER CLOVES. pure gum, bcdAillGscg NAAAd AAlAS Au4+AAAg "WEDNESDAY ONLY 1se PAIR 15c woAfEN's COTTON HOSE, medium weight, slight iu1perfec- tions-
 "WEDNESDAY ONLY Sc PAlR zoe .dEN's SILK HOSE. pure thread silk. black only ? iWEoNE EsoAY ONLY 2se PAIR woMBNs soc SILK HOSE. min irregulars' of BOG hose.
 "WEDNESDAY ONLY 2se PAIR WoMEN's I9c SILK HOSE, mill Hirreg guiars and much of our regular 2Sc boot SIX Hose
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 12Lse PAIR PALM OLIVE SOAP, good si1o 'wEpNEsDAY ONLY Sc CAKE HOSE. SUPPORTERS. all sizes, fine grade elastic with rubber
 WEDNESDAY ONLY tOs EAI all widths beautiful assortment of patterns, values to- 25c-- st
 WEDN EsDAY oNEY 1os YARb 79c RAG eRTGS, extra hsav>, good colora. size 25S5O Inches
 WEDNESDAY, ONLY soc BUNGALOW APRONS. made of good quality percale. neat pat WEDNESDAY ONLY soc BOUDoIR CAPS, silil and lace trimmed, all colots-
 WEDNESDAY ONLY fslze CORSET COVERS. made of fine cambric, lace embroidered trim
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 25e
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

2 WRITE WAISTS in voiles and lawns, beautifully trimmed with 7 laces and cInbroideries
 WEDNESDAY ONLY soc Sac HOUSE DRESSES, made of cllambrays, gingham and per cale, neat patterns-
 WEDNESDAY ONLY soc lsc BATES DRESS GING- HAMS, B inches wide. all good patterns, fast colors
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 12Izc MOMEN'S 25c to 35c SAMPLE NEoKwEAR, slightly mussed- WEDNESDAY ONLY 14c EACH soc CONGoLF:JM RUG BOR- DER. 36 inches wide, imitation of hardwood floors
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 27e YARD -5se> FLOOR BRooMs. made of heavy black bristIes. extra quality "WEDNESDAY ONLY sse EACH 25e CURTAIN SCRIM, white. ecru and Arab. 36 inches wide
 WEDNESDAY, ONLY 18c YARD sec SUIT CASES. made Of good quality leatherette-
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 2se 3sc SKATING sCARFS anl CAPS, all wool, good assort-. ment of colors--
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 2so .7sc coRSErs. made of good quality of contil. well made. all sizes
 WEDNESDAY ONLY soc PAIR MERCERIZED. TABLE coy FRS, 5S inches long, assorted
 WEDNESDAY ONLY zoe HOT WATER BOTTLES. with patent neck, one and two quarts, every bottle guaranteed not to leak
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 5oe RAG RUGS. woven. Combination of scolors, size 1s43S, value 35c-
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 25o INFANTS CRIB COMFORT ABLES. made of good quality silkoline, all clean cotton
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 29e SASH CURTAINS. made of stripe muslin, extra large, value 35c pair
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 25e PAIR : CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, very heavy fleece lined shirts and drawers
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 25e woMENs UNION SUITS, lace trimmed, tight knee, French top,
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 3sc
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

1oc COIN PURSES. odds and
 WEDNESDAY ONLY Sc
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

5sc WoMEN,s SLIPPERS, in grey and black, good quality felt
 WEDNESDAY ONLY sse PAIR SAMPLE JEwELRY a large manufacturers sample line, values to 50c-
 WEDNESDAY. ONLY Sc and 14o OUTING FLANNEL. extra heavy quality. pink and blue styipes. value 14c-
 WEDNESDAY ONLY foe YARD 25c FURNITURE CRETONNE. 36 inches wide. good assortment of patterns and colors-
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 17e YARD BUREAU SCARFS. CENTERS and SEAMS. with scalloped edges. also blue and white
 WEDN ESDAY ONLY '25e I5c TO JOG SAMPLE BELTS. all kinds, manufacturers entire sample line
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 1oe
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13
WONDERFUL HARDWARE SPECIALS

LUST FOR WEDNESDAY," S9c Large Handle AXES. ... soc 79c COFFE GRINDERS. Soc HACK SAW THAMES. ,,. 29c ssc MEAT CHOPPERS. ex tra large ................ soc 79c HAND SAWS, all steel 5oc MAIL BOXES. two keys..-. z5c Special lot of PLIERS. .. 29c S1O0 PENCIL SHARPEN,
 FRS, one extra blade. ... soc CLAW HAMMERS AND
 HATCHETS- ..:..... each 29c SLICING KNIVES. inch
 blade ........ .-......:. 2oe
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

39c FLANNEL. SKIRTS. made of extra heavy outing flannel, pink and blue stripes
 e WEDNESDAY ONLY 29c
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

29c HAIR BRUSHES. ebony fin- ish, good quality bristle set in wafer-uf-Oof ma aterial-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

RUBBER GLOVES. pure gum, seamless, extra fine quality
 "WEDNESDAY ONLY 1se PAIR
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

toc IEN's SILK HOSE. pure thread silk. black only 'i ,WE0N EsDAY ONLY 2se PAIR
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13
WEDNESDAY ONLY %,

ssc DRESSING SACQUES, good quality fiannelette, neat pat
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

BOUDoIR CAPS, silk and lace trimmed, all colots-
 WEDNESDAY ONLY fsLze
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

$125 INFANTS FUR SETS. Scarf and. aIuff. extra value
 WEDNESDAY ONLY soc SET. MEMS s9c FLA ANNE;L SHIRTS, made of extra heavy tan fan mel, all sizes
 WEDNESDAY ONLY soc
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

15c VTOAfEN;S COTTON HOSE, medium weight, slight imperEec-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

CORSET COVERS. made of fine cambric, lace embroidered trim
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 25o
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, very heavy fleece lined. shirts and drawers
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 25e
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

WOMEN'S 19c SILK HOSE, mil sirreguiars and much of our regular 2Sc boot SIX Hose
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 12Ise PAIR
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

WOaIEN'S' SOC SILK HOSE, mill irregulars. of BOG hose, heavy quality
 "WEDNESDAY ONLY 2an -PAlR
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

good colora. size 25%50 inches
 WEDNESDAY, ONLY soc
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

"WEDNESDAY ONLY 90 PAlR
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

WEDNESDAY ONLY
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

PALM OLIVE SOAP good size cake
 'wEoNEsDAY ONLY Sc CAKE
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

EAIBROIDERIES. all widths, beautiful assortment of patterns, values to- 25e+- st
 wEDN EsDAY oNEY 1os YAEb
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

BUNGALOW APRONS. made of
 good quality percale. neat pat WEDNESDAY ONLY soc
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

wOMEN'S UNION SUITS, lace trimmed, tight knee, French top,
 WEDNESDAY ONLY 3ee
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

CHHDRERS DRESSES, made
 of fine. quality gfnghamB. pretty
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

s9c RUBBER MATS. rlnde of extra quality. rubber, size 14x z7-
 "WEDNESDAY ONLY z5e EACH
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

HOSE. SUPPORTERS all sizes, fine grade elastic with rubber button grips
 WEDNESDAY ONLY i0e
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

-5se> FLOOR BROoMS, made of heavy black bristIes. extra quality
 "WEDNESDAY ONLY sse EACH
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
8as ais gierwafe.

9as Uas, bas I'M jebissn Mett@
friese ais @ugriff5s unO @erteibi>
quHgsmittsl cine 10 bebeutiame 8oae
ipielt, tpirb i'm Sierrei6 felt unbor=
oeRtli9en 3eiten als 8erteioigunss@
mittsl benuBt. Inter ben 2auftdfern
beIiBsH toir cine gauge Sdar, bic fi9
auf Oieis @siIs p%srtsibigt. SObalO
Elm FOLDER Safer bon 5eiuosn D.rfolgt
miro, entienbet er aus benz Mfter uHs
ter eisentImlifem Gerauld eineu
rauaartiseH 9unIt, Der biel Mebnli4=
tsit nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat.
@eibes papier fDirb bapOu ger0tst,
auf Der Saut erasugt Ser Stoff SUDDEN.
Dian taHn oisiss ShieBen unb bus
oamit Derbunbsns eigeHtumli9e Sc
rIni9 lei9t beoba4ten, tpenn man
sintn iOIasn Safer mad Site Der
SammIsr in Elm 5ldi96en nit @eins
gsilt pirft. Sin aiemli9 lautss 81
i9en erfoIst einiss Male bintereinan=
Ser, bis Der gum SOoe @erurteilte iein
pulDer Dtri4oHen bat unb ermattet Die
Waffen 1tredt.
Dieie Safer tcmmtn in alien Gam
bern, nit Musnabme BON Muitralien,
DOT. in Den pdrmeren @egenosn 3abls
rsiber an Mrten als peiter na6 Nor.
Ben bin. Sn Deutidlanb gibt ss be-
rem bier, Der grOBte bon ibnsn 1T Der
tniiternoe 8ombarbiertGfer. Gr lit
r%oitrot, feline ettpus g~etpOlbten 5liigels
heden limb blaui6par5 uno fein pun.
tiert.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
GraS alS Nabrnng?

SIN .OaiIp Mail" fommt Sohn
GbaIfOnt mad fOre.nDOIer @rOrtsruns
Der Nabrungstnapphsit in GngIdno
au Der iibsrrai9snpen 5rass: "Was
rum ellen mir tsin @ras2 Sinb bic
SeItbrteu." 10 frast Der nsusisrtss
Mitarbsiter peitsr, niuirtli9 Tslfen@
fsft bupOu i~iber3eust, OaB Sas Sros
tsiHsrI.i b.m Msnidsu oienliHe
Rdbrptrte sntbGIt9 Dir miiBtsn ia
nidt oas Gras 10 sieu, rUie es gsrabs
pG6it, aber bat mar iAon Ueriu4t,
es pihtnidaftlid gu &ii4sn5Deden
gu Derdrbsiten? 9as @rds bilbet
obnsoi.s auf inoirettsm Wese 6sreits
einen febr erbeblidsn Sell unferer
Nabrung. Der Saie lebt fait aus
I9Iitbli9 BON @rds, Der @enuB Dts>
itIben bilbtt bic Grunolage feiner
&rdft, uno lpenn ftin Sleif9 uuf oies
lem Ntse felt gstpOroen lit, wirb es
bon uns Msnf6sn nit Dem srOBten
9sbussn Der3ebrt. SOnte es nun nidt
mDsIi9 Iein, ben ltebsrsaug. ben Der
O9ie i'll benz sefdiloerten @rnG6z
runasprO3eB bartlett, einfad aus3u@
I9aIttn? Mon nenne mid ni9t
pbontafiid, Elm 3eitolter, bas brabts
log gu teIesrapbisren permas, oarf
aud elmer foIdeu Srage ni6t ratios
as9eniibsrfteben. Seoes Don Der
MenI6beit benijBte Nabrungsmittel
muBts b~orerit entbedt tperben, uno
sipar puroen berartise Gntoeduusen
msiit in Soften Der Sunsersnpt se@
mad)t. Mar Der er1te Mann, Der cine
4uiter aB,. nidt Elm pionisr, Elm ,5etb
in ieiner 4rt9 Wur Der erite tiiBne
Rrebs= obtr SummersHer nidt mir
big, nit benz @ittOriutreus atlsgez
seidu.t gu peroen2 Man mub unbes
Oinst o.n pOrsei9Iustuen @eriua
MAIDEN. Qqerbingg peroeH Diele ein=
tu.no.n, baB bic Mibe teinen 3ped
bat. benu tp.nu cine iol9e G~ntbedung
m0slid pGre. bdttsn Ole Dsutiden
lie fhOn gemadt -"
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
Gndts 9omet.

Sn GROCER Gntfernung bon Der
Sonne selone Is, ben tur5periooiI1en
8omettn @nde, Der in Oreiunoeinbalb
oSabren bic Sonne umlGuft unb Ii4
erit i'm Triibjabr. 1918, ipieber in
S%Onnsnndbe, alTo.in better @i4tbarz
teit, bsfinoen pirb, f6on iebt pbotoa
grapbiid auf5unebmen. @nf Der
Stsrnlparte &0nisftubl BEL 9eioelbere
bat profsKor Wolf, Der erfolsreide
planetenz uno 3ometenentbedtr. am
%. September ben gndeiden Eomea
ten ais gang iidtI6pades Rebeleebil@
be bon Der ie9a.bnten @rOBentldle i'm
Stern6ilbe bes .Wanermann" aufsez
Tunben. Der 8omet itebt gana nobe
bei Der porausbersbneten poition. bic
lid aus Ser 8abnbeitimmuns ienes
lntsreNant.u 9aaritsrns ersibt uno De-
rem @enduigteit Der Simmelsme6anit
alte Sire madt.
Mn Der 8abnbrsdung oes Gndes
I9en ROmeten. Der in ieiner 8efpesuas
msbrmaIs auffaIenoe 1eranoeruna
nibt, ME man friiber annabm, bur9
Elm rpiDerItebeubss Mittsl i'm Melten@
laum, 1onoern mnbrfbeinlih ourh
6eratburte Meteoridpdrme erlitt
lpar audi Der :ir5lid peritorbene bers
DOrras.nos tbsOrstiide MitrOnom Bad
FUND, Elm S9psbs bon @eburt, aber
1alebt Director Der ruiiiden Stern~
jparts pultOpa BEL Petersburg, in
.iibmlit.r @eiie beteiligt.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02

CUR aitbs ssb5rt ipsnis webr als
beiBes 8lut unb ausoauernbe &rdft--
baber 1T fe 10 allsenein. @dte
Srsunbi9dft srfOrbert aud Sopf uno
nod msbr 9srs--baber 1T HR 70 ieltsn.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
MGuner n~erlauat:

@ir qebrauden iofort 5 ODER s
Skinner INN bas Iutomobil : &eparo-
tur : @eI6Gft 5r e%rlernen. 9ieien
bietet iid idon i'm Moi, Sunni coer
ccslli @elegenbeit 81 outer Steanng.
Cute @elegenbeit fir Itrebiame Wian.
'ner. Matioual Nnto GOlleae
Ste II. 8 ctr. 81. go.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02
Grfes grOkrs aOnScrt I'M sdugrrbnuO
Gas 9eiHmmte OeutIcbtum 1T Sa5M eiM9eloceM

ole @crren Boating, @oOigan utO
9IrntonO Gjumpreht jr. SGmmtIide
oui Dem &rogromm itebenoen Stunt
mcrn miiiien audi Dem &unitgeiiibl
Oca gr6bten &ritifers 5uiugen. Gas
&onsert be0iunt nm $50 llbr. Gas
qcionmtc 9cutidtum @aibingtonS,
Ionic ollie 6reunOe oeS @eiangcs un6
Ser ainit iin0 ber5Iid)it %eingeloOen.
@ion fonunc uno iidcre iomit bic
}uflmit Oc5 SGn0crbunocS.
Washington Journal., 1917-11-02

@m Sonntog, Oen 4. 9topcmber.
iinoet i'm SooIe oeS SGnger6uno.
G%lubbouieS ooS critic groBe 9on5ert
Oieier gSintcrioiion itott. &roiciior
@umpredt, Ger tiidDtige 9citer Ocs
SGnacrblmOcs. bat cir altsgc5eidnc
les 1rogramm porbercitet. &cruor.
rdgcuOc Siinitler mcrOen bel scr &c.
Icgcnbeit lih boren %ioiien; II. a. 6rut
Otter @lunpred)t, 6rou Robert Sat-.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
BATH ALDERMAN
is SOME POET

CHICAGO jan. As an alder
man John } Coughltn. known s.
"ps'h House John" Is some poet
In April rhe Bath" will celebrate
his oefnty afth year in the Chicago
riy council AS mode OF celc-
hrsung. the Bath has written a
poem Hen read 10 20 the city
council. { Die Gets a chance. -Here.s.
some ~ ~
Twas two score years ara i've sEo
Thst INTO MS shsnssr came 20
rNrrss mr right
Th. vefrss - the old FIRST ward
ssf rs "a round my cause.
rhe >new that they cogld trust
trrtr hr 20 MAKE TIE city laws
never shalt fprge; thst night--nc.
rnrer while breathe
Ne nts rhirps1 I'D whAte'er they
sd sni bought a norsi wreath
rNf. af" of NHes pure and ~hite.
Nh sniisN intert"ineo.
trr, rad ~ minf
Tn ali ,r, sears ,aat have servsa as
~ ner fror' tne fret
rt-rr tHefrs. rocked dune not
~ lnHgwlrFt
board foolish talk re-
xaHetrl Easy obs "a.
prt r-Y eAgnss ~ili defend from
Fvnlers T'rPant tongue
THIS ~ WAY HhI-n ncw enSults
S~tar-n e er the sNa.
tetT- rAta utfh nlt delay and
thr~ srf roland free
AN hnnFr fn NN- pfefi1rnt T'F WAT
" Zone toward 9rac-
Nar hIs arorts rs cr1Nnee ~itn sue
sass arr thc r~ue. slaughter csAse
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
GEO. DICKINSON
TO BE BURIED
ON WEDNESDAY,

The funeral Of George ~ Dickln
son. chief probation oiicer Of the
police court, who died suddenly sun
day morning OF heart failure, viii be
held from bis home. 40. 4e5 Taylor
ave. "Wednesday afternoon at ?
o'clock,
Mr.. Dickinson Was born In Case.
vile. Mich, In 1888. and lived there
until he moved 20 Detroit in 1903.
Five years ago ne was appointed
chief probation oricer by Police JUS
lice Stein. He leaves a VIE and
two children. Robert, aged two years
and Joyce. two months old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02

NOR OF the skit called Pun IN a
rotentot Hotel
olson and Johnson In eaincf
onf sort OF singing act. interpreted
.efral modern songs in a pleasing
manner and were rather enthuslas
Ideally received Spissell brothers
and Mack presented snappy skit
of fhe slapstick variety. which
opened The bill with a great deal OF
sim Holland ard Jeanie imper
rrNfed women In such capable
manner that the audience Was sym
lafhirins With their inability IA
sinsers and dancers. when they re-
moved their wigs They sail under
To- Ute Of Surprise Girls
TIE Sfagpoles showed class a.
ronfortionists. while a PLAY evident.
.y modelled greatly after Potash
and rerlmutter and called "Cloaks
ana Suits went OF smoothly with
Morris Willard and sam lOino fur.
ulsh.ng Interpretations 81 The 'siow
brothers Moving pictures con.
clgdcd The holiday program
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
BRUISED FENDER
LEADS TO BLOWS;
(. NO ARRESTS MADE

Anyway. Mrs. Rene Porter got
that motorman's number, even u II
did cost her a lot OF dishes and
trouble and even IL she was forced
10 take the cap that carried the
numerai Identification
Mrs. Porter. who lives a, No ass
81. Joeeph-st.. her sister. Miss Ger
frude Lindenberg, Of the same ad-
dress; Miss Tracy Willard. No. 1925
Field-ave.; Edward ?. Dickerson, No
SIS Leiand-st; l.. Fontaine. No. 75s
Chene-st., and Arthur Knubuch. No
5ss TIiinois-st.. were returning from
Pontiac In motor car Monday
night
At midnight they passed the
Gratiot-ave- car barns A street car
swung out and pu; twist In the
fender OF the motor car. Dickersnn
started TO criticize the motorTnan's
way OF plotting. Mrs. Porter volsn-
TERED few words. and she says
the motorman insulted her.
An alteration followed between
male members 81 the automobile
party and the motorman. who Ess
assisted by reinforcements from the
barns.
There were some dishes IN the
automobile. Mrs. Porter il said TO
have hurled them with telling re-
suitg. After the police had been no
titled from the car barns that auto
mobile bandits were Staying several
rDotormen and conductors, Mrs. PoF
ter demanded that the motormar
give her his number He refused
- she took his cap.
when wagonload ~ policemen
responding 10 riot call arrived az
the barns. peace had been restored
but the automobile party at that mo
ment We al Hunt-st station.
Ms. Porter had laid the motor
,,.5an's cap on the desk and demand
Cd that justice be done BY means
of the cap II was learned that ire
motormsn was John ~. Kuhn
No one was held
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
MRS. X. III. FYFE
is LAID TO REST

Funeral services were held Tues.
day afternoon, IN the family home.
No. ESQ woodward-ave., for Mrs X.
n. Fyfs. who died Monday morning
The Rev. John MecarroIl. canon OF
81 Paui's cathedral. OF which Mrs.
kyls was a member. officiated.
Mrs. ryfc was born In Marlbor
ough. Mass. ~ years ago. and when
10 years old married Mr. Fyfe in
Detroit. The couple had no chil.
dren.
Mrs. Fyfe vas active m char
liable and phrAnthropic movements
snd In the activities OF Sc. Psuls
cathedral. She belonged 20 a mum.
h<r os patriotic eocieties., was an ar
dent patron Of music and had tray.
clad widely.
Mr. ryfc IL survived by her hus
hand and two pleccs. Mrs. Morgan
king Barlum. Of Baltimore. Col, and
Mrs. Malvern Hill. of Fort Houston.
!. TeSss. both ~ whom were In Detroit
when Mrs. Fyfe passed away. The
inssrmeat win be private
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
WOULD LICENSE
ALL FISHERMEN

The Mich gan Fish commission
wei ask The aext legislature 20 pass
3 iav making II necessary for mar
to secure a license 20 Ssh the same
~ obtains 81 hunting
Seymour Bower. q the ash com.
mission. tates fha' shat board has
alsays favored such 2 law and that
8, vcuid ea'an 70 extra expense 20
-hs state as the license fees would
cover Tho cost
$50 the money appropriated -
spent IN rropaEs'ing and restocking
he lakes ard streams % Michigan
md rbe fishermen vii eventually
get ire benenf 90 he Pee paid FOR a
license Women and children viii
rot be included in me license law
rnls men over "a being -aVed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
-oReAEuM

For variety and excellence one of
Tho hest vaudeville bills ever IN ihc
Orpheum was shown Monday 20
crowds that taxed the thea,eFs ga
pacity az every one ~ tho four
shows The feature s. John Wade
and company IN a dramatic gem IN
ti'ed The Coral Cameo but ,og
artistic and Spectacular settings the
81 lm must be- given. Henrietta De-
Serbs and a group u rs living mod
els
The models offer reproductions %
famous works ~ art IN series of
settings that completely Fif fhe
tage 'Hith properties a1d SCENERY 81
regd magniacence The SUBJECTS
are eight In number and range from
has Relief. "oedipls FYnding Htg
Daughters The orinnsl of which
rss destroyed az 'Ionvan belgium
fc The Angelus after Mnlers COLE.
hrafef painting Tire aaal number
IS q copy ~ fhe pouglas monument
Tho iAfense 80 ire flag
fohn p Wade a splendid charac
fer comedian. assisted by ar sen
rrrt east m "The Coral Came0
offers g rla1iei bar l. distinctly oa
~ he ordinary lt rot ony
rrri story tli Il well acted anu
There e. an attention to detail e
3nfg found tn vaudeville
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
WINNER IN DICE
GAME Is ROBBED
OF HIS WINNINGS

Ans~ Charles Young rad com
rlaiasf fo ne police thai he was
ssarlted ard robbed ~ tNo men
uho had ,vl-ed hsnl 70 shake Dice
IN tre basement ~ restaurant ~
SO -s Gra'ioiave Detectives WI
Son rd Johnson Tuesday morning
arrested William Brilliant. % years
GA ~ ne Amer hotel and Dave
Foreman. fs years old u No ~
Fsfayerte-avs east. both o. whom
say they are chsuTeurs
Young told the officers he two
-er took hiui 20 the basement and
ar-arked him af,er 70 had ~on con
sistanflv Ne alleged they took So
from aim Young resides az No.
20 Coucordave