Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 5, 1914, Page 12

THE 1llm.l| uomu BwlllE‘l’ With Herry Ladell That Inimitable Comedian A ROLUCKING COMEDY OF MELODY AND MIRTH 10-P OPLE-10 Eimandnm. NOVEL DANCING NUMBERS—A RIOT OF FUN THE LAST WORD IN MINIATURE MUSICAL COMEDY £ - i A EART W o || BONT_MISS SEEING BILLIE RICHE TN THE CRAZIEST COMEDY Evening 100 and 20 || D M EVER ENTITLED THE EATAL MARRIAGE—Mon. and Tues. On) ,HEART OF THE NIGHT WIND “Two-Reel Indian Drama flqthufl)é - THERE 'WILL BE 3 SHOWS DAILY NEXT WEEK AND POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES ' ’ (Written Specially For The Bulletin) There are some successful farmers; ° rative an blic P e Btk st A bas husking bee > r’e‘: &%fo ‘:Llusm. here and there, scat- “the ‘;'u'.g d J’“fi—- 2&0. kL ition. than - gi To‘“ o el s indivigual fi“” v mea rsuamrd Brm.:m in North lzodn:- There are some unsuccesstul farm.- | foIng oth e i e s ih, ot ey c =} Mir.. and Mra, Alouso P Kenyon e T e o e B | S s TS S e Rl o e T : i R e . What makes the difference?. get things along while the try” St A o the Tome FUNNIEST PICTURE EVER SEEN IN NORWICH nce the But: they lapghed. b, | 50 - FTOgeA" gt tained a party of friends at the home it'll be fine for weeks, yet,” uting the o & " s B 2 of her mother, Mrs. George B. Car- } 3 With the Funniest Comedian in the World hfl..(;. quite ‘; ;‘m”.. I agm:gt ’l'f Then with about two hours’ ,warnis at- the: 3 While all|Penter, Monday evenxnx, on High DOUCH &. C ‘ ;gu E:IIJLQ E there is any answt he North. Pole got bt Exost. b | he g h (Jh It involves 8 great many factors, both I e D, e oafes | g . ev. B r:mu.u:ewsnn Yea the Wea- DYNAMITE as. a YOU ROAR ithin_and thou ® farmer = s pi oA, 2 . - . b & o8 Vi n; rayer = mee Telt. “Some of those factors of exter- 3 28 S| InE. possesseqof toof udgihent ami 3"t caidd o was ol Bottes T o Ol e ung . 1n IN 2 REELS—2000 FEET OF CONTINUOUS LAUGHTER D e o, (o “":.f“‘"’,}“{g’ Wil bo. beforé next|nchidaee of s dutiex 5 : DR. VOLTA KNOX BROTHERS ROSE MILLS out. g % SpP! ey are, 3 1 e 8 ™™ . ¥ > hich inhere in the characters of t%e hec&nugse i B R e A ¥ b o alflmthn:.dt&‘:ha !e.llo:nthteh;te:;g USQUEPAUGH Electrical Wizard Musicians, _Singers _Comedienne . men themselves—those are harder to|gonditichs makes it possible to do, % sme acquaintance | towards & peid o department for THE MAN WITH THE HOE, Than. Drama—OUR MUTUAL GIRL .. discover. with much effort and hurry, what| ot “the “Fefiring «nall P ;hh city. During the selected period| . MT: 28nd Mrs. James Peckham of | [ s o —————— One might about as well ask What| might ana should -have béen dpne = et I > Saunderstown were callers here Thurs- ANOTHER BIG COMEDY SHOW MONDAY—THREE NEW ACTS de the difference between Bill [ vos P a”at teisire, 'have. a’ good word tvr G were the Pomerantz, the Woot- [ S2understow: 3 mae ; comf : and the Shakespeare and Bill Skeezicks. o s Hoghn . o S P T oy ke pepiba e B Wena Raw gaos)to fhan. [oes, 2 -~ 0 t ‘winter. You'll_pardon me i 1 dont go S Lpmaat | Mr Hogad resigna #d_ the|in the past forty vears: "%Br. “Keny: o Providence diggin, lnto the hidden things of mlnd These are only two chance fllustra- 55 th e e i rion explanations why GBe | HonmilP & foateE oommot SSEADE SroL f : D e i e are e i oo ios| - J. P. Larnard returned home Sat- COLONIAL TH EATRE farmer falls where another wins out. |ceeding. -the -court ;of . common | agitators, bnt is not & fair test of the| urday after spending a week . with e —————————— Such matters are too deep for me. The weather 1§ fine” one ‘Guy and > efficiency of the fire fighters, paid or| {R€ir children in New York and Con- Two Reels—“THE BRAND,” 'Kalem—Two Réels. But there are certain things about{some people can't ever seem to 18 26 volunteegs, as many of the fires in the| Decticut. % Featuring Tom Moore and Alice Joyc the methods of different farmers, |learn that it may not be just the[SDing. T¢I has m clties get away from the .very| . 4 W..Kenyon was a caller in Provi- ‘A Double Error,” Vitagraph Comedy. The Ve things right on the surface which any- | same tomorrow. Instead of watching |2®! ald fire departments, Juet| dence Wednesday, “The Counterfeiter'’s Daughter,” Wonderful body can see, which are proper sub- tl}:‘e lsmn :nd taking m:qmlotmlu as da some fires in smaller places s Jdc Cahoone of Wakefield was here Matinee 5 cents % Evening 10 cents Jects for discussion. shining, they ‘assume s shine | ;ve received assurance that the ap-|from the volunteer firemen and they| Sunday. IR SR et 1, Theres Snel | ot v coming. to-tham. | Sould So¢ eyond e Control of i 1 Synday sehool ir progaring to The lonner | live and farm it, and |er day ng,” frequ. 5" cocks sure “that only two will bo| firemen Just the same wers they paid| ROl & Christmas concert and tree. 3 the longer I associate with. other ““s-‘; s anoiines A w’nlch favored. The police committes willfor volunteer men. If the efliows who| T7ed, UIark Snd famiy of Jrcte farmers, the stronger grows my con- | 8¢ there e Beeert e Ay | make. the nominations to the .council|prepared the fire table losses per cap- Kenyon, mother of Mrs. Clark viction that one of the very mOSt DO~ | hest ws ikely be s arisrle or & snoey|and it is but fair to presume, that the|ita for the period recently given out| “SYon. Mother of Mrs Clark ==~ tent conbes of oz od G Lo e e gomniilttee’s naminees, willhe' appdint 4 for . publieation, — wonld “not: comfinsl ) o ooy ‘soent Thanksgiving at J. C. - :17 :1'(:;‘11.; I&Ckm?xf- ?;(\::?::: 2 %’e : — ‘ed. Among the d@ndidates are at|their work t‘o :x::rltecmd periclnld &n\; 4 We % Ty e E = t bster’ 7ot the only one. I don't want to be| So far as my experlence and obser. a5t two that are well quallded for|comparatively short one at that they| “3"Sng Mrs. §. C. Webster s, SUNDAY EVENINGS AT 7.30 understood as saying. that it is the :l:%lo&gme;eyrl me Lo fpimk that | part of the people that actual fitness|London were inficiteesimal in com-| Bave e Do e 3 most important one. ut one jthe aTmers will be given consideration fuhe_r than| parison, per capita, with fire loss- d > i - % which in looking : over the whole |those who use the good wedther when pouucax"mnum s in ‘other cities * with modern up- | . M- and Mrs. B K. Wiicox and son | Qct, 4, Second Congregational; “God”; Rev. E. S. Worcester sround, musn't be ignored. And, as|they have it to their fullest miv-cny fo-the-minute ‘pald. fire departments, | 2f New ul.,lon;&n, sJoseph Henderson of s 5 5 < n Mrs. M. Damarel P =7 ” L e e A et Bt Sk b e The ,.'Lg.“c.mo.'.u:;:.. Porhaps Witk | T e e ot e oy, (9t two daughters of Westerly wers cani- | NOV. 1, Trinity M. E.; “Man™; Rev. Joel B. Slocum, D. D.. p 3 h o 3 e approbation captain po- 5 ers here Thanksgiving day. e Eiars, SWo® mil| et :uezmon"fn o llce, and perhape mot._have amsizmed | Qo Do N oro pluse ali thg| . Dr- Webster i s Geo);gexnt wes- | Dec- 6, Broadway C:mg'regatnn ; “Sin”; Rev. F.W. Coleman : " it 7on e policemen to & change In beats for terly were visitors at Dir Kenyon-s | me————— 0 T ihat ive leble to, choars 4B || OF courss, this may. wesrtto o & |10 ensuing quarter, which has been | [Dlintest depgriments as of the 5amo| Sunday. afternoon. Jan. 3, Central Baptist; “Salvation”; Rev. H. J. Wyckoff hour—that nobody can foretell it with | minor matter.. In a sense it is But|J JOEUD 08 oo LS, o - thews | ment and genoral eficicncy. el 1% viaThs | hex, zny degree of surety (at least nobody | after all, thers are no really “minor” | JPUDES 0 FOE Quscters WROURer these e ot e GO Singing led by the Combined Choirs ever has)—that we can work when it | matters in the combination ° which "t“‘f‘*‘t ncreu? e seniem clency |- ywiite New Lnndun h- a volunteer Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kenyon were at Slnging y is propitious and that we can't do|makes for success. A chain, is. mo | Of the force, It is noti that the| department of eight ies . and| Wakeflal Sunday. 2 much when it is stormy. » stronger than its weakest link.. No | Dree beats in ower section of | G ™ oquipped - with motor driven ‘ap. | . Archie’ Kenvon and D. B. Kntch = S - - |method of farming is any more effec- | pe G ate and are ied by Po | PAratus, It claims to have-a depdrt. | Zere callers on friends: at Wakefield These churches earnestly desire to present Christ.and His ;. i tive n least cient. detail. ment the equal at last of man: ! T - S5 o istri it ke hay Whan (he sun shincs, | There's no room in our business for | licemen Sheshan, Wajorman and Mur | 412" oy drcments tn. citien the. oize. of | salvation to all the people in this down-town-district. of Nor- The meaning is that he is dependent |80V “happy-go-lucky® ways. — We |}, "always been of ghe permanent or-|eVen -larger than New London, and| - LEGAL NOTICES. wich. Will you give them a chance to speak the word of life are really slaves of the weather. We that none are more efficient or con- G. 3 S ppon the chances of the weather for | ist take it aa it comeés. We must der 3,"'{,,"'}?”:“:“ echan was 2dd-{ jucted on a morer economical basih.| —————————— TO YOU ? e L flaht, if ne didwt |use it when it is good and dodge it ] et TNy | The city has & working force of fire- e CREDITORS. = comsle hie By I0 e when it is bad—if we can. We can't | J28r8 Hle home s in that sec-| men larger than any othar oity in the| AT A COURT'OF PaoBATS HELD care for the soaking, mow his grass|when It s bag—if we cah, We canit|iion and as It 1s & long, lonk way men larger than any othar city In the| ,¢/Norwich, within and for the DIStrict in the rain. 'But he can't make hay | COREROL, permits us to do we must|rom the police station, he was not|5im and S by hf““§° of Norwich, on .ae 4th day of Decem- out of it till the fi“ stops and the do, while the permission is in opera- | Teduired to report himself off duty in :‘b:; -;ena;:; msd“:;mmk.wnex:;;:r ber, An.t].L im‘;on ATt e AI]t R .- and P - fi]]fl WALL pApEES O ot rhat soie” brecseding, | tlon. There's no- guaraptee. of e ion T ne Pestot omiarlio®| ter ‘of fact, in the night season, there| - Betate of ~Mary Usthak. late. ot 0 hepairmg amimg Cither. The rain rains when It pleases, | tomorrow in the field. What E do (¥ e o on. | re-as many firemen on' duty In iho| Frankiin, in said District deceased. e A el Bts s e e The sun ehines when it chooses, |today I'm sure of. What I may ornuy fire houses of New London s in any | ,,Ordered. That the Administiator cite| We repair Autos of all kinds in 23 ihe Baymaker takes his juck ae|not be able t odo tomorrow fs an-| The Murphy beat Ts mear Ocean|other small ity in ihe state, mors ,‘ ’,h"';'d'}""; of #ald deceased to _.ing | oroper manner. We still bave a large assortment ¢ A Gomes. He hasnt snything what. | other proposition. beach end, s of course, he could not| than tn any paid department, and the|in sie montne fomrthie cars e Tith | Latest Improved Facilities maxe’ the different grades left over, and e in ) aboUE At FCYATTI be S ,t"““" .walk nearly four miles| acilities for making quick response to] g oo B Bt e e hont, Dleiias our shop unexceiied in New England Freatly reduced prices, which we wi how it shall come. All he can do is| When the old darkey’s roof leaked his night's work, to report off| alarms and .doing effective work at'a| With & copy of this order. un the sign | © G, e o, which makes "oyPlased to show you to take it and make what he can of |in the rain he was asked why he didn’t ‘duty. " "Waterman has just| fire is just as good as any pald body st nearest to the place where said | ‘e bake the p. 3 ~uldings and Cut Out Borders to it Tn other words, he is ebsolutely patch it. “Wey Lor bless you, Massa, | to ihe north %5"“‘“‘“ e hoe | oF imesi. -Why theto “are more men|Tows: sud by suplishine the same cace| !t woa better. keep its gices lengar: Watch ewma Al At e and wholly dependerit upon the freak | I Can't patch ho roof while iFs rain- | Eives protectioh to his own mm bunked in a single fire house in New|in a hewspaper having & ciccutation iu | 9nd will not crack. 14 ment of decorative supplies. including ishness of the weta.‘t‘her. . {inagyt!‘:v!:;a-t:;y‘. ";::Vh’!:mrggz; I:Y::; .whieh - he. patrols. Theso: 4 {hfium {::dzt‘lth:fl]t to m&p:l:d‘;: Ecld ‘:.nnrlch and make returu to this Why not have yours r]gh.? l.t Parier Mache :‘;u.“,, and vestibutas er;fl ;ch‘mox‘:m‘t;e;; % “d:zi.;l:; ;}ino'. !armBM that roof,” he was told. “Wy, honey, | Deats are approved by the police com- paid firemen in some m"h‘”l cities. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. costs no mncre, . Orders recel: for painting, vapse 5 e Tue above aud foregoing s a trus Bangine ana Aecoratine 1 her farm details, what's de use?” was the response; “it | Mittee, but they .do not seem inelined|" The time is rot eipe for a paid fire Chert o Tenore the fact That they are |ac leakis' nons, now S5, ol 1o, other beats, in | the| qepartment. s paid firs. depariments | **Rhioht! “FARNIE c. CHUREH, cun | Bentley-Clarke Auts Co. P. F. MURTAGH real ts in the hands of per - go. an s a waste of emergy on i ok 3 xos |Z, e:::rb:o Sg{m{:m:s'v e A ittt O, e all ot ‘?m can becdme familiar with all that| the part of contributors to local news-| NOTICE—All creditors of said de- 88 Main St., Waester'y, R. I Telephone * 92 and 94 West Main 8t s going on that violates law. As it seased are hereby notified ta sent know ‘that the weather is uncertain|is 10w the police_become acquainted ffiu’cfié"o?’mfi‘“‘lfi'&'}.fi? "#;}",‘,’,i“,}}’ their claims aillnn sl.‘m elu:,luplr: the T ' Neighbor Waterhouse had a pretty | 2nd that we are more or less depend-| wity, 5 neighborhood, can tell the undersigned Nor- - s good fleld of corn thig fall. When it{©eBt on it but as a matter of fact'and| stranger from the realdont, whan off fying their few shortcoffings and ig-| wich, Conn., within the time limiteq Bring Joy fo the Kitchen 1bi -yt y £0¢ ‘wlons atout time to think of pos: |of Practice. too many of us are like | they'Go to other pasts of ihe ety in e A e eaT R ithe Above ana [otogoine oxiex sible frosts, I sald to him: “Aren’t :u;“ e e W""‘ T ane oY i | exchange with beats as ordered years ago o loc#l newspaper fellow| decsd ‘Administrator. you goin' fo cut that ocorn pretty | Stormy, of coures w e think <Rt the committee. It must be the best wrote authoritatively upon - the sanc-| AT A COURT. OF PROBATE HELD soon ™ s the work can safely ‘be Teft: till “to- | DiaP -Or it Would not. he continued by|tum wall this order: = “When &hy on|at Norwich, within and for the Discrrer nwfi’;:mr;:fl ‘,:la‘!ld;‘i‘l;!:r"i_tfi morrow,” “méxt week” “some other | he Delice committes. focal news knock the police; but|of Norwich, or, the #th day of Decem- wel i oW o L have to wait & week or o ' He was [tme” Semi-oocassionally writers in local by B gt “polica | Frasent— £LS6N 3. AyLING, Jugee working at odd jobs at the time, new! ut c Estate of Josephine Yuszczerk, late things which might safely have been| It is to be taken for granted that spapers come out strong in faver|and firemen. of Franklin, in said District, decéased. postponed, all of them. He kept right [men are differently constituted. Some ag““‘:;; &“gg:fi{k‘:fd F;fligk:flb il on. Three nights afterward the frost |are born, apparently, with'a sense ‘of 25s praying, for the.seasons therein set came; mot merely a frost, but a freeze | thrift, and some With 'a tendency to- lmERs FROM Two sTATEs forth, that' administration bo granted which made ice and which killed his | wards recklessnes. In the old Greek p upon’ thé estate of sald deceased, a.- corn dead as last year's bird’s mests |myth, Prometheus was always looking g g L NSRS, \ I don't know that it hurt the corn |ahead, while brother Epimetheus was pflm:; o, 1t is .(:rmmiadee urm:\:e dmn\ kernels themselves much, but it cut | always looking behind him.. They 2 g the P R i DIty one dollar_out of every ‘two dollars’ | both seem to have 4 lot of descecnd- Tolland County l‘-mfly 3% Svsaterly and thelr danghter: goerwfé’rff:i: nga"u:\é’fr';"c;,no‘x."euh"f:u’. Forth of stalks tor fooder. And he|snts, Forhaps it giay not be vossi. . . ’ Whe was. secormmniond, of Wictiord, | dar et 1n°the atlernoon; and ihas no- et = " |inherited disposition, 3‘“ it 1s possi- ‘- ANDOVER mond and their little daughter Ruth, |tice of the pendency of said petition, ¥ie tn some degree tb reforin” a.bad i : on_Thanksgivi and of said hearing thereon, be given Whv on earth didnt he attend to ny : & Miss Annie gm,m, of Provid by- the publication of thls order one one. e— lence e o e e T eater vas S1sit | And certainly the habit of putting |Rév. Waltsr E. Lanphear Speaks at|spent Thanksgiving with Ofr. and Mre, | cone, o SO s e Shasey, RAYIRE = cir- an e; e corn was right and he had the { o tmltomohr;gwhwbr::,t'm be done|. Congregational Church—C, E. So- | Clinton Crandall dugs(grllor t‘o meb;anedo( nnlgfl:warln 3 i oo vt 7 Gog i that retura be mneda & 2 Goodness knows: I don't. Wil ‘as in everything elae.-ln fact, it | - ciety’s Social. : G to Stamioed. 5 NBLSONF AT LIN ge. AYLING, Judge. He went at it like a wild man and o Miss Lottie Burdick has gone to The l.bo‘e and foregoing s a true worked from daylight il ofter dark [iomsy Hors {0 armiere {n delays 84| pev: Waiter . Lanphear spake at | Stamford to stay for an Lrasfeiis ting | cony of rous rd. = cutting and stooking it—after the ——— the Gongregational church last Sunday fat the hame Of: ber “ brothes;-Pret. O.| -fiisgt: ~FANMIE C. CHURCH, damage had-been done. 1 don't olaim that, if o farni- | £ ouibe o8- ThaUTask That - Lincoln | B Bura oot ML £ A Yet he's ltved long enough in New e A Left Us. There, 'was a moderate at-| Mr. .na "Mrs. I, 3. Sibley of Rich-| AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD England weather to know that it. is |SF On-every poor farm-should prompt- |tengance. mond - were callers at Woodcrest- on|&t _.Twich, within and for the District L eath give over all procrastination’and B | 5F N i as tricky as a_cirous muls and s | S7%,0 vk ahesa of time ratner Thankaivine day S T T bygn e 4B Ghy_of Decem; mean as a copperhead snake. ian bebiud. It or_oveh Nt o 16T e i . Farewell Sermon. Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Nelahbor Sharien ducided st swm< Bvomis oo tice hecabawts. & harl ’ et e meehe e Griraia Ty Sl Disisict, decgaste: L or ermas i - § woul at - AT ew ‘serm mer ot have water piped into - xhis | But T do believe that Hed be gt to . Weignt: 2 o AN M 4 oy et Ortawnin, ‘hicago, occupying farm Co: appearéd in- Court and ‘flled a house and a bath room installed. This|have more corn in his binsiand ‘more - = iy Baptist -church, of whlch he_has been PL"U"H praying, for the reasens there- pastor for the past three.and one-half | \D _Set forth, that an instrument pu porting to be the last will and ‘testa- - R > - alteratlons, s ?5":."33'1;’::"&8"'5“?’%'2“ e mer{)(atgl said deceased be admitted \to A 2 pply, gretted 3 ol % e ; . e called to another. field. -He left here | Whereupon, it is Ordered, That-satd A work -in Hartford, - after a.few %cmg‘y morning lorrm new home: at p;mlanh v:e g:nrg Rand d‘el?;.mlaied n: day¥ iliness at home. est Bdmeston, N: e Probate Court Room In the City o at Mrs. Emory C. Kenyon and two sons Norwich, In sala_Distriot;: on tho Yatn o i {Canlbots as: December, A. D. 1914, at 11 Meve shcNN Selock 1n the ToFehoon; ana that naties of the pendency of said petition, and started Monday of sald hearing thereon, be given by 9 > cl" Ellum, Muswwhereaha ’the publication of Eh.i:‘l order‘oneh(llxme Substltutes Imltatlons tord purchases. o Veraon Cen- ¥4 be Smployed ot e farin | - e | I o "Dt T iR [aE, ircuiaticn EuEREL pifn It’s useless and extravagant to keep an old, out-of-date stove that is ‘unsatisfactory. The fuel you can save alone with an Acorn Stove or Range will pay. in itself for the cost of a new. one—to say nothing of the joy and experienced in cooking and baking with a stove or range that- does more than you could ever expect, and that is constamtly wmder your control. Economy with Perfect Satisfhction is guaranteed with Acorn Stoves and Ranges. Scientific construction, the very best materials, and an experience of over 80 years back of it, makes the Acorn line worthy of the attention of all. who want joy and pleasufs in the kitchen. The Acorn Combination Coal and Gas Range 1§ without equal. Seo an Acorn snd have it explained—in the interest of your own sate fsfaction and economy. for to the date of eald hearing, and RATHBONE, SARD & CO. » pao T ] R e e Ty Ohdots st iy g‘&r’e“""fl'aff;"z“}" ig;flh'ré‘}g% 5 3 ! GettheWell-Known Lot bt operation idence were guests Sunday of Odr. and| The above and Toregoing s Soue LAHN FURNITURE CO., 74 Main Street. . % Round Pachge oepital, Wil et | M P e, £ °d Fecord NIk C. crusgH, - erk. 5 . HOPKINTON : | TAT X COURT OF PROBATE HELD o~ 8 at webanon, within ang for the District eeper: A First fn Series of Soial Gatherings |3, ;=P2r0R. R the 3ist day.of October, Made in the m M her 10, i et rs, Bt Held—Guests at Husking. Present — ALBERT G. KNEELAND, Judge. Estat f Charles 'R. Stron late of ‘mml: ; - ate of U 5 .lltll ‘lld there. Ex, Lieat-Gov. and Mrs. E. R- Alten || Estate of vharies R Strong, lat - e} e kiin ‘Babcock | fnna -, birong, Executrix """"!'““""‘"' § e i g | g orics, it ar ot eon o) SEE PORTO RICO We do not make “milk products=— i 1o Series of gatherings of the peaple BShetTh ST Maimt SRLSIVIEE| Increased pasenger accommodations permit reduce Skim Milk, Condensed. M e i, O tate and the Exeoutrix directed to give| tion in tate, enabling tourists to enjoy exceptional : P 2 A Island of Enchantment.’ SN e e two weeks during it &“f&i&fi:fi;fif“&'fl?fl “Within| opportunity for seeing this “lsland Bt the held me 5 Original-Genuine OCKY , ‘ T8 order on the pub 16-Day All Expense Cruise Now $94.50 and v 3 Charles up HORLICK'S MALTED "Il-l . : 1 1o|30d U e 20k e A"éeh'.“w'l’l’.‘fé fl'&";fi? v loclding the et journey from New York 1o nd around “from _ eam 5 i litorary al g‘e‘"}ls‘;gpor m:m'g‘?"cn:fi‘.uan metg) - b= . e Py Wen a steamer may be used as thL Snih_’- . Write this Conn o.r t"’ne :ouemmm'“ L for new booklet "an Cruise. m— s i Cruising Department * ALBERT G. KNEELAND, PORTO RICO LINE Genetal Office 11 Broadwav New York Or any Railroad Ticket Office or Au- thorized Tourist Agency dechd Judge. - FAMOUS FURS Ladies’ Fur Coats and Sets. Men's Codts of all styles.