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Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-05

older children is visiting her sisters in Jersey City.
 An automobile light aroused a local citizen very late Saturday night. As he heard voices and the light continued, he dressed and investigated from his win dow. A party from the dance hall, young men from an adjoining town, were seated on robe on the ground: gambling by the light of their automobile, with bills changing hands every now and then.
 First Selectman Edward Baker and his sister, Miss Alice Baker, have given up their ancestral home to it's new owners and moved to the town farm which they have rented until they find place that suits them better.
 March went out like a lion, having come in like the lamb of the proverb.
 After several weeks of wonderfully warm weather, winter seems to have seated himself in the lap of spring for { short tune and ice has accompanied thu heavy frosts of several nights lately.
 Mrs. Louise Raymond is spending { few days at home from Danielson. Harold Finley spent his vacation II New York with his parents. Tax Collector James Towne has re ceived dues from large number of eiti zens of Westminster.
 | A large brush fire near Beacher Brown ragged furiously Thursday evening. Marcl 5o watched by several on Westminste | Hill
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as the drive proceeds.

as the drive proceeds.
 Basketball fans have their interest Keyed ID in the Conn Mills -EmeraI Ids basketball series now underway, the local team having captured the first of the games from ths Willimantic organiza- tion. -. Experienced and refined American r,r, would like position as nurse girl in Dan- ielson. or similar work. Write Box l52.- adv i This weeks effort to raise funds for the Old Peoples Home, one of the most worthy of Danielson's objects for public aid, will be the presentation of Ruth. the Moabitees. Faithful work has been done by the cast to make an entertaining presentation. Various functions that
 have been given in aid of the home re-
 gently have been the means of raising 2
 much needed money, the supply of which
 is not yet nearly adequate for the pur- poses intended
 This evening brings another drill period for the members of the Supply company,
 mobile artillery regiment. The local com.
 mand is making fine progress.
 Long strings of trout continue to be
 brought in from brooks through all the
 territory hereabouts. Three local men
 showed a string of 57. The fishermen ar, backing up their fish stories with tn,
 goods this year. Work has been resumed by consid
 erable force of men on the state road be ing built between Brooklyn and Hampton The crews are working toward Brooklyn and are now within about two miles 6 s the village. Lower rates are being of fered for work by motor trucks. on tn l job than prevailed last year and the la bor rates are also said to be lower. l. Game Warden Harry F.. Battey is nov v engaged in patroling the brooks to SC : that no short trout are taken. No trou l shorter than inches may legally b : taken from brooks in Connecticut and : caught must be returned to the brook
 forthwith
 = Arthur A. Devere of Worcester was
 visitor with friends in Danielson on Mor r day 3. Numbers of gardens have been plante $ with peas in Danielson, and the effo, l. seems to be to break all records for se T ting an early crop. <.
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son street. Cost $500.
 W. ". Kenny, frame garage, 90 Garfield avenue. Cost $500.
 William Kingdom, frame garage, Fuller street. Cost $500.
 New London Life Saving Corps, frame addition, Ocean Beach. Cost $500.
 Peter Laura ct ux, stone house, Elm street. Cost S5.o0o.
 Morris Lippett. frame garage, Neptune park. Cost $500.
 Total number of permits for the week S; estimated cost of buildings for thu week, 5000.
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Thursday evening.
 Fred Bergstrom. who has been teaching since September at East Greenwich acad- emy, is enjoying the vacation at his homo here. number of local fishermen planned to make big catch at the week end. MT. and Mrs. Henry Leach and daugh- ters, Mildred and Florence, and Mrs | Harold Wignall furnished music at the Orpheum theatre in Danielson Wednes day evening.
 Mrs. Louis Gibeault continues seriousi! 1 ill.
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Building Trades Working Under Protest

two stories high and will contain several new rooms and bath. It will cost approx imatsly $1,000
 Contractor Harvey is erecting a garage on Amity street for J. H. Miller of 90 Perry street It will be one story hgh 4ox42 feet of frame Construction, and will be used for the storage of cars. Il will cost about $1,00o.
 L. c. Gadbois of 30 Hampstead street has been granted permit to erect a gar age at 113 Truman street. It will be / story high. 34xs2 fet,. of wood, covered with stucco.
 Building Permits. ~
 D, g. Mclaughlin, frame garage, Jeffer
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NEW LONDON,

.- W. W. Kenney of 30 Garfield avenue has been granted permit to erect gar age at the same address. It will be one story high, of frame construction, S0x50 feet, for the storage of carsS
 P. J. Clifford of Ocean Beach will build an addition to his store building at the same place. It will be 2exso feet, one story high, of frame construction.
 Work has been started on an addition to the house owned by Manuel Richards on Lewis street. It will be 14x27 feet,
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MARRIED DEMONSTRATIONS Putnam, April 4,, 1921, by Rev. Charles F.. Bedard, E7clid Marion and Miss Doris Marion, both of Putnam.
 GAUTHIER - HARRIS At Wauregan, April {, 1921, by Rev. J. C. Mathieu, Lionel Gauthier of WauregRn and Dan- ielson and Miss Lila Harris of Dayville. FoNTAINE = CHEsBRo In Taftville April 1921. by Rev. H. F. Chagnon. Henry W. Fontaine and Miss Viola Chesbro. both of Taftville. RAINvILLE - -HOLLAND-In' Westerly R, L. April 4, 1921. by Rev. Lawrence J. Kelledy, George Rainville and Miss Grace Holland.
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Special Notice

members of the Holy Name soeistE> of St. Patriek's church are requested to meet this (Tuesday) evening". at 7:30, at the home of our late brother, John ]. Callahan, 3e Baltic street. ...
 JOHN p. COREORAN,
 Secretary.
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CHESTNUT HILL

R. H. Reynolds spent the week end in New Haven.
 G. B. Dimon has been in poor health for some time. During the past week ht has had an operation performed upon his throat at a Willimantic hospital and ii now convalescent.
 Mrs. Allen R. Lathrop of vernen visit ed the family of her uncle, A. s. Peck ham, Monday. the 2sth.
 Mrs. c. H. Tate was a visitor in Nev London and Uncasville Wednesday last.
 Harley Jacobs spent Saturday in Man chester.
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POMFRET MANOR 
 JAS. F. LUcEY, Prop.
 OPEN APRIL Is Al BEAUTIFUL POMRET
BEAUTIFUL POMRET

Extensive alterations have made this a delightful motor inn, masnifieently To- eated on what formerly was the Brad ley. Estate. .: --... .-.-,
 Excellent newly furnished rooms with baths. Beautiful floral gardens.
 A cool, delightful resort for motorists Special Steak or Chicken Dinnsrs In dining room or on open air pavilion
 Experienced ehef recently with { leading New York hotel.
 Dancing may be enjoyed by guests ir spacious ballroom. |.
 EVERY FACILITY FOR HOUSING OR PARKING CARS.
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IDr. Leonhardt Says

the cause of Piles is internai; that's why salves do not give lasting relief why cutting fails" Hem -Roid, a harm less tablet that works while you sleep" removes the cause. Money back If 1t tailA. Lee & osgood Co.
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DIED

LEWfs-In New York city. suddenly, April 8. 1921, Tracy S. Lewis, aged AS years.
 LESDEWIG-In Central Village, April
 4 1921, Frederick F. Lendewig, aged 45 years.
 Funeral services at his late residence, Central Village. Wednesday afternoon,
 April e at o'clocS cALLAHAN-In this city, suddenly, f sprii ,. 1921, John J. Callahan Funeral al his late home, 3e Baltic
 street. at s.30 Wednesday morning Requiem mass at St. Patrick's church
 at 9 o'clock. Burial in St Joeeph'E cemetery. Automobile cortege. lTRoTEN0-In this city, April {, 1921
 Antonio Troteno of Waterbury. aged
 as yearu.
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Danbury.-The sum of $12e.47 has been deposited in the Savings Bank of Danbury to the credit of the local public schools for the week ending March 71.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
 AND MORTGAGE LOANS
 Norwich had 1s sales. of real estate the past week to nine for the same week last year. The loans for the respective weeks totalled s47.550 and t7.soo. In New London there were eight sales 1 of realty last week to two for the same week last year. The loans for the two weeks were s24.570 and S21122 respec- lively.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-05

Mrs. Charles \. Kenyon; flower commit tee Hattie Eccieston
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CARD OF THANKS.
CARD OF THANKS.

CAHD UF- THINKS. MT. and Mrs. Buchalter and family wish to express their deepest \grat.tude to the people of Colchester, ana to the members of the American Legion, and all other friends. Tor the kindly sympa- thy shown them. in their misfortune.
 MIR. NATHAN BUcHALTER. roicheSter if-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-09-16

S'"r or the fence. The nrighHor had
evidently given in exchange for MOI
lies denuded plants. Il rare and h,oo,n.
ing oncof his own. and as Mouio nr,-
CAUTIOUSLY descended with her burden
II WAS necessary for tn" ncigihor 10
hasten around 10 her side of the wall.
and assist her.
Ills n:m"." Nellie calmly contih"d
us John AinSwCrthy. lie has ,o,.en
The place for tn" summer. Tn. Lemon
III seems that the boys duh their
cruSty housekceper The Lsmon'-has
no control over their actions; Mr..
Ainsworthy will reprimand them
M"lUe turned her face away.
He reminded me Of the fact" she
said, that they have no mother"
1T was upon jhe following morning,
that Mrs. Manly again saw her sister
ascend the ladder to the garden wall.
This time she bore a basket Of Choices
fresh baked cookies, and enjoyed toss
Ing them to the freckled faced
urchins. hastily congregated beneath.
The boys caught the cookies with
triumphant shouts. Their manner OF
acceptance leaving much to he de-
sired.
"Hit us another Peachy." cried
Danny. Mollie Redeemed in indignation.
III that is the way you are going
to talk to me-" she admonished, mot
another cookie"
"Ah. say" exclaimed Pete, the
second boy. Dan means all right.
Peachy. That's what we call you when
we're alone."r
biollie was shamedly pleased,
"Peachy!" they named her. these
strange half-civilized young creatures.
And when evening came. more often
than not Mollle rode in the new
neighbours carat the new neighbours
side. with the delighted boys crowded
In behind. Mrs. Manly became seri-
ously alarmed. From her sisters first
open condemnation Of John AIMS
worthy and his family Mollie had re-
lapsed into determined silence upon
the subject. Mrs. Manly's cleverest
efforts could bring from her no word.
Mary Manly at last deliberately put
her question. Mollis laughed happily.
II do love John Ainsworthy," she
admitted. land I am-going to marry
him.
''The boys" she added, "are some
that were brought to Johns notice
as in need Of assistance. They are
orphans and recently convaleScent.
John conceived the idea Of bringing
them out here for the country air.
John Is bachelor, you see. and here
tofore had no one to think Of save
himself. From now on" added Mollie
cheerfully, 'he will have me-" She
sighed. 81 will miss those boys" she
said.
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NATURE OF HOUSE-WARMlNG
oid Custom in England of Setting Out
Meal for Entertainment
Of New Nsishbors.

An ancient custom is still main
'aiheu III some parts of England on
lhiuSumuicr eve; every huuSek eeper
WI" III The course OF the year has
changed his residence into Il new
hclShaorhood spreads Il table before
MS door in the street with bread,
cheese anu ale for those who choose
to resort to il.
Ihe thought cannot but arise that
II this custom We're prevalent in the
United States vast number Of our
citizens would be entertaining their
friends and neighbors In the street,
owing to the number of removals
which have taken place In the last
year or two.
In Ireland OH this day there are al
so remnants of the sun-worshipers
According to Rev. Donald Mcqueen
the Irish have ever been worShipers
or the tire and Of Baal. and are so to
this day. The chief festival in honor
OF the sun and fire Is upon the 21st of
June (23df) when the sun arrives Mt
the summer solstice. or. rather. begins
Its retrograde motion. We were told
that at midnight we should see q
singular sight and accordingly at mid
night fires began to appear and the
people danced about them and made
their sons and daughters and cattle
pass through the fire."-Chicaro Jour.
nal.
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That Word "Hospital."

One of the features OF IN ancient
Roman home were the "hospitalia,"
or apartments set aside for strangers.
or "hospes." Hence. in It's original
meaning the word hospital WINS ap-
piled to places where strangers were
received and kindly entertained. The
commonly restricted use Of the term
to designate places where sick strang-
ers were received was an after de-
velopment.
The word came to us directly from
the French, who got 1t from the Ro-
mans. 1t Is derived, Of course, from
the same root us "hospitable." The
name "Hospitaler" was borne with
pride by several semi-religIous and
serni-military orders like the knights
or ST. John or the Knights Of Malta.
who made 1t business to relieve the
poor, the strangers and the sick.
1t is worth Eoting that the Best
"hospital' FOR diseased men and AMI
mails was established by the Buddhists
in Hindustan.
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MOiL!E'S TRIAL
BY AGNES G. BROGAN.

1871. west
"<ow did you see that:" asked
y,llr. dSmayed. there so the tops
n nv nollyhocks."
Hex new neighbours eldest boy
.ould be seen from Mollie's window
s,ecrully dismantellng her tall plants
q, their flowers, while in the rear a
cr;nning trio admired his holiness.
"Here you," cried Mollie. in as sharp
tone as II was possible for Mollie
\, use. keep to your own side Of the
arden. You ought to be ashamed?"
Almost in tears, Mollie turned to
her elder sister, Mrs. Manly. But
now, the younger sister found not the
championship she expected. Mrs. Manly
instead, leaned out OF the latticed
window with a smile Of sudden in
,srest upon her face.
"Who?" she asked eagerly. us that
tall fine looking man? Tell me. Mol
le." Her sister stared aggrieved.
"Why that" she replied, is the
doting father Of those five irrepres-
siblc. boys
~rhe father!" exclaimed Mrs.
Manly. And you spoke Of the bows
as being motherless7 What a pity.
that there are Ave"
II fail to see what his wifeless con.
dillon has to do with me-" said Mol
lie crisply.
She had caught her sisters infer
ence. ..
THE sour faced woman who keeps
house for the man and his cherubs.
told CHLOE that the boys might have
been better. If they had not been left
motherleSS."
Mrs Manly drew In her head, dis
appointed.
"And he has such flne face-your
new neighbOr Mollie." she regretted.
III only he had happened along before
he took unto himself a wife. Or at
five terrible boys"
Half impatient. half laughing, Mol
lie turned to her sister.
You poor matchmaking hopeful"
she said, will you never give up your
fances for met Now, that have that
careless father here in his garden, I
shall 60 down In my severest manner
and call him to task. A spinster has
some rights Of her own, even holly.
|hock-fiowers, and pet cats.
Indulgently smiling, Mary Manly
watched her small graceful sister. as
rpnd n small Iaddar ,,pon hos op,,,
side Of the garden wall. and beckon
|her Reighbor to conference. The
|neighbor came with alacrity. He ap-
|peared almost as joyous rs young
Danny had. in his guilty pursuit Of
|holyhock blossoms. The conference
lasted sometime, ending peaceably
with floral Offering from the opposite
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Declined the Honor.

$50 you have named a new brand
Of cigars after me, have you?" said the
celebrity.
II have taken that liberty. sir" re-
piled the manufacturer.
"Weli, / wish you would call It
something else. I have tried one"
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b. Venab.a & Ford, Auctioneers, Lynchburg,
TRUSTEES SALE.

of
FROM ais F.S.K
Howard trustees
Virginia, in tDee
of
to-
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Many a mans mistakes are the re-
suit Of his letting desire get strangle
hold on duty.
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No. Luke. women don't mean 1t when
they kiss each other: they just do IT
Tor practice
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Terns:

One>fourth Cash, and balance in Eighteen
months Three per cent. discount for
all cash. Liberty Bonds accepted at full
face value.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
Rezultatu1 votului asupra
motiunei.

La despunerea scrutinului sc
constata ca motiunea de -nemcre-
ldere insguvcrn a obtinut 13 vo-
turi 81 an fost> i30 voturi contra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20

Care sufere de Dureri de Cap
Melancol;e, Dureri spinale, Boa
le speciale, Iregulsritati, Slabi
ciuni, orr boale pculiare, Sc con
suite acest specialist. Boala d.
oval orr pintece vor fl tratat'
Tara cutit. Daca al fos1. sfatuii;
ca sd te supui la operate sur
gicala pentru dificultatile pinte
celui, ruptura ori surpatura, nj
asculta, nu lasa viata sa-ti fiji
primejduita de lance, cutit or
altceva inainte de a consulta pt
acest specialist.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
Parlarr1entul

rbdnuri din earl unul singur fost
negociat, insa ,pentru care s'a de-
ipus, ca garantie, vafoarea Glui.
Ermariti Sd dnti guyernului 0
lovitura. fara success.
Spre a proba ca Ia baza acthlnii
opozitiei nu este mobirnl serios pc
care ca II invoca, Ill ministru Ar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
ABONATI ZIARUL
..AMFRICA"

s all manuit acei bani pnblici Gu
culpabila negligenta. (Murmure
protestant in rindurile stfngeD,
De socotelile carl vor fl abuse aci
nu moi von avea sd ne temem, e
dv. eel din consiliul dirigent.
Foarte zsomotoasa sedinta d.
eri. - in care nn s "A drscutat iii
mic despre nici lese s'a ridi
scAf Ia orele 9 stara.
'UniversuT
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20

La ora SIS m. seara. dl MA
NIU are cuvintnl in chestiune
personala, raspunzind afirmatiu-
nilor facute de dl ministru Arge-
toiahu. 1s3
Vorbitorul spunc ca nici d-sa
81 nici consiliMl dirigept ma pus
la dispozitia vre-unei banci din
Italia b0nuri de tezalir, aratind
ca vorba de o operatiune cn de-
savirsire deosebita de aceea care
Sc iinputa d-lui Argetoianu. Spre
dovedi acest lucru, dl Maniu sc
declara gaia sa accepte o ancheta
as,lpra acestei afaceri enuntate dc
Ill ministru de intcrhe.
ID. BUCaAN: Atunci ell va in
treb: primiti dt. sd sc aduca aci
1naintea ParIame6tului, toate do
sarele privitoare la gestiunea CON
siliulhi lirigents
| y. MANU-: Givernul de pc
yremufi ne-a dat atunci un spri-
jim pretios, in fhaterie de apro:
vizionare, dar I1u ne-a imprumu
! tat AflnvHrhl este ca Ill ArretOia
nu a adoptat an sistem origina
in apararea sd: din acuzat, s's
improvizat in acuzator; strins Ia
perpte, d-sa Sc fsce Cd ataca pere
tele. Cat priveste cercetare asu
pra activitatii fOstului consili,
dirieent, vorbitorul nu Sc opun'
/ de loc la ca, cu atat mai mutt ci
cat, de vfenae 1ntieaungata, hume
Ifoase ecmisiuni se ocapa GU veri
ficsfea eestiunei acestei foste an
toritati.
! ID. VAIDA, e,0Rhpletand expli
eatiih date de n MsniY, s'a oc1'
pat pc lafe a. eonditiunile il
carl Sc gasea Romania in var
analui 1870, a&kos&nd ca opera
tiuHea Il care ~ refera dl Argt
Il t0islfu q pc csfe b pune in sarc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20

getoiafu a citat TN caz in care.
in Iulie 1920, fostul consiliu diri-
gent reprezcntat prin resortul ds
cOfnert, a cumparat marfuriA din
Italia, sprc a le aduce apoi III
Transilvania. folosindu-se tot dc
'bonuri de tezaur, ca 81 in cazul dc
fata.
Fara Sd faca o actzatiune din
acest fapt, III Argetoiam a rele-
vat deoscbirea de calificare pc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20
(Urnsare
G "A M + r A.

Am recllllOscut ca am ennis pc
raspunderea mea bonuri de tezanr
spre a Sc face un 1mprumut in
valrta strai1a, Cd acest firpru<
nut nu s'a facrt, renuntindu-
sc la operatiunea proiectata
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Av | z

Parochia romano gr-ort. 'Sf.
Gheorghe" din Canton, Ohio. Pc
qceasta Gale aduce la cunostinta
.rturor credinciosilor romani a.
glatori in orasele vecine 81 doresc
sd li-se trimita Sfintele Pasti sd
Sc adreseze din buna vreme la
oficiul Parochial.
Parochia rom. gr.-ort. ST. George
1S41 - 7th Str. N. E. Canton, 0.
(9O-9I.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-20

de actiume MINI membri al sal or
'>de majoritate 81 cerut sd 81
||puna ii vot 0rice motiune care :,
gaseste depttsa.
ID. DR.. EtPU evidentiaza Zap
tnl ca procesul care Sc judec;
inaintea Camerei, dcparte de !;
avea cafactelatl marginit pc care
vrea dl Argefoianu sd il dea, an
gajeaza mOralitatea intregului gu
vern 81 a partidului poporului il
intregime-
Camera gasit ca explicatih
nile d-lui Afketoianu, date intr't
precedenta' Sedimta, nu sunt su
ficiente, 81 4 TRIMS chcstiunea II
judecata iillei comisiuni speciale
BAR aceasta comisiune s'a decla
rat necompetenta 81 TRIMS pro
cesul spre judecarea in fata pie
nului Adunarii.
d. n. IORliA dezvolta idee;
neccsitatii de face ca asupra a
cestei chestitfni, sa Sc pronunts
intai comisitinile 81 apoi sd $.
puma Ia vot motiunile III discu
tiune.
Sc cere ptinerca la vot a mo
tiunii de nefncredere i'm guvern
O VOCE (din majoritate) stri
ga: Patti nrnele, sa MI le fure
Paziti urnele!ss
Sc inccpe votul Ell APPEL no
| minal.
In rindurile stingei. dl Mani,
indeamna pc. membrii federatie
sa paraseasca cu totii sala de Sc
! dinte.
ID. lorga. la nn moment dat
spune adresindu-se majoritatii
- "Votul dv. II are nici valoar'
legala rs
! Opozitia sc ridica din banci
insa ramane in mare numar il
sala, vociferind, admata in CRU
puri fara sd voteze.
Sc produc npmeroase incidente
d. Madgearu este apostrofat vic
lent de d-nii Groza 81 Bardescu
eari-l numescs necuviinciOs.
Deputatii liberali voteaza ban
ca ministcriala Sc abtine de Il
vOt. Z N
| # Rezultatu1 votului asupra
! motiunei.
LA despunerea scrutinului $
constata ca nlotiunea de -nemcre
dere in Hguvcrn a obtinut 13 va
| turf 81 an fostA30 voturi contra
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BARBATI BATRfN1 ORR IT
NERI,

Nm intrebare care este boala
D-Tale, ori de c1nd al, daca
viata vitoare 81 fericirea tie in
Joe consulta acest doctor spe-
cialist. Nu e 7ntrebare ce rapoar.
te descurajatoare aveti din orr
lisa spus Cd esti incurabil.
ce directie; nu face mimic daca
ATENTIA SPECIALA la exa.
minarile microscopic 81 chimice
. s1ngelui, urinei 81 a scuipatu.
lui 81 toti pacientii care sufere
de nervositate is complicatiun
mertale &c comnnice la adresa
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DIR. ALBERT SMELL

DIR. ALBERT SMELL
do Ia Senatorial Privat din Gin.
cinnati, Ohio.
Va Fl la oficiul sau din Cleve-.
and la No. 80 Public Square in
cepand de Luni, 18 April, pima
Simbata, 80 April.
NUMAI 2 SAPTAMfNI!
Doctorul trateaZa toate Boale-
le Cronice 81 Diformitatile la
oameni, femei 81 copii. Multe ca
uri ar Fl putut fl crutate de pri.
mejdioasa operate daca s'ar Fl
supus 10 tratamentul doctorilor.
TRATEAZA ToATE BOALELE
IA BARBATI, FEMEI 81 uoPn
Catar 81 dureri de stomac li-se
d aatentie speciala. Dac& suferi
De catar, du-te sd te examineze.
Daca cazul dtra este curabil, el
II va spune frnac; daca e incu-
rabil el te va sfatui. Daca al re-
umatisn, ne,-yositate, dorpsie,
umflaturi de picioare orr mini.
Boala de ficat, boala de inima.
Debilitate nervoass Varsat, A.
meteala, dipepsie, indigestie, con
stipatie, neregula la stomac ori
pintece ori epilepsie, du-te 81 la
sd ca DR., Smell sa te vada. Fata
stricata, boala de sfnge, pele,
ori chelie, Ruptura 81 Surpatura
sunt tratate.