Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 13, 1915, Page 12

'"'3 Statton Pictores at "" gl m::- at Colonial Theatre. otoplays i P %“‘i No. 172, P. of H.| e il o, 1351, R A fall. h m"h l’. A O W, "-‘-'f»"-'n o 57, 0 E.S. meets in M uuwnflu'. 'ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE. Complets Oham of Pictures Today— | 72 The Mating, Five Part Feature To. day, With Bessie Barriscale, and Keith Vaudeville Act, Five Musical Hodges. There will be a complete change nt photoplays” at this-popular theatre to- day and the feature for 'Wednesday ‘and Thursday is the five part Mutual | Masterpicture, The Mating, with Bes- sie Barriscale playing the leading role. This is one of the finest feature plcmm ever shown here and conveys a great lesson to girls who are trying to make their way in this world. The following is a_brief outline of the pic- ture: Dorris Willard, 'the daughter of a viliage minister, achieves the real- ization of her great dl:-lll. year at college. Dorris, althous] pretty girl is gren.ly dicapped by her clothes, which are frumpy and all wrong, her dresses and hat having been made by a village dressmaker and milliner, and she looks as though she had stepped out of an album of 30 years back. On her arrival at college the other girls snub her at every op- portupnity and tell her she doesn’t be- long with them, making her desperate- ly lonesome and -homesick. e pic- ture shows her struggle throi the hearts of eve makes a very intéresting and attrac- tive feature. The 16th chapter of The Diamond from the Sky will also be shown on this bill, and this chapter is one of the finest installments of the series. Events begin to happen fast and exciting and the principals in this absorbing drama have their hands full evading the plotting of their enemies. The Five Musical Hodges supply the vaudeville, and this is one of the finest musical attractions of the sea- son. There will be a new vaudeville act tomorrow. Watch The Bulletin for particulars. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Banner Picture Show for Today and Tomorrow. The 15th episode of The Broken Coin will be shown in two reels t and tomorrow, together with the fa- mous Paramount Travel pictures, and “the Paramount five reel feature, The Captive, featuring Blanche Sweot, who starred here a few weeks ago in The ‘Warrens of Virginia. The Captive, the second photodrama in which Blanche Sweet has stdrred unger the direction of the Lasky Fea- ture Play company, is based on tne play of the same name by Cecil B. De Mille and Jeanie MacPherson. It deals with events during the days of the Balkan wars and is primarily con- cerned with the romance of a Monte- negrin peasant girl and a Turkish no- bleman. Sonya Martinovitch (played by Miss Sweet), her older brother and her lit- tle crippled brother dwell on a small farm in Montenegro. In the first bat- tle of the war .with Turkey the older brother is slain, and Sonya is left helpless. In order to relieve the situa- tion, one of the Turks captured in the same combat is assigned to Sonya as & muve ‘Wwho must take the place of the lead brothér on the farm. At first SDH!I hates the captive, both for his race and rank, and seeks to humiliate him in every manner possible, but he is so truly patient and noble that she begins to feel affection for him. The Turk (played by House Peters) finally shows his mastery when Sonya lashes him with a whip. The main events of the story concern the manner in which Sonya and the Turk come to love one another and the manner in which the Turk saves her from a maurading party of his own countrymen. In t.he end the material disasters which have overtaken them both reduce them to a level of com- ‘mon poverty, and the distinctions of class, which prevented their union, are thus obliterated, ‘The drama is of imtense romantic spirit, ;and most thrilling. COLONIAL THEATRE. The Cowboy and the Lady, Ciyde Fitch’s Five-Reel Film Drama. This famous drama, presented by the mammoth Metro wmux:ny. with 8. Miller Kent in the I ng role, is onée of surpassing grandeur. It tells of Ted North, & young easterner, who falls desperately in love with Molly | n Primrose, dauhw of the man his father had ruined. Primrose held his enmity against young North and re- fuses. to permil him. To spite North, Primrose forces his daughter into marriage th a young millionaire by the name of Weston. Young \Iorth heart-breken, leaves for the west. ' Weston neglfl:ti his bride and continues the d tion that has already made him noto- rious. Weston’s health gives way and seven years later, upon the advice of his physician, he goes west, taking his wife with him. Upon their arrival at a small cattle etation, Mrs. Weston re- news her acquaintance with North and ‘Weston carries his dissipation on, de- spite his doctor’s warnings, meets a gl named Molly, proprietress of a 2:3':::- h:él jmd 2 :ll attentions e jealousy of her sweetheart, Quickfoot Jim. Weston prevails upon Molly to elope with him, but as they start to put their plans into opera- tion Jim discovers them and kills Weston. playes an important role and North is accused of the crime. Molly is spirited away by Jim and North is convicted of the crime. In the meantim MX'B. Wectan learns the true the starts in ul:ch ot Ji nnd—-well you'd better. see the 11':& in one of the best pictures you ev!r saw at the Colonial theatre today. Be- sides this five-reel lpectu:l-. there is the immense Lubin feature entitled Her Idol. Don't forget, next week starts the greatest serial ever made, Neal of the Navy, o ¥ Sure Way to !"n\ln-u Squeaking | 7, Auto Springs Found. Every onceiin a while uests rg.elved f{vn;h motorists '1:';- lu“::. tions as to W (ueaki: springs can be remed! .Iqefl - s These motorists have been: u plain oils and greases between spring leaves, but find that these lu- bricants l“ae-&:nh under weight and l‘m also affec climatic condi- tions. It will be of interest to those ex- seriencing spring friction to know Ohil’drsn Ory FLETCHER'S DASTO RIA Circumstantial evidence then | da: m‘lfldr‘l the & The E, L. Marr Brothers Company. W'l!h a &Dlhl stock of '100.”0 the to practical tests, and its merits has become a . household remedy for eczema, sait rheum, pim- ples, hives, sumac and icy poisoning, |injure, piles, burns, scalds and all itching and palnml skin diseases. physi- clans recommend the use and it will be recognized as sovereign remedy for al skin and kindred ailments. The ut- ficers of the corporation are Edwin L. Marr, president; William F. Roberts, vice - president: Alexander Marr, - Jr., treasurer; George R. McKenna, secre- " BALTIC Harvest Supper—J. H, Buteau Buys Moosup Store. ‘The Childfen of Mary of St. Mary’'s church gave a whist Monday evening | ho! in Sprague hall for the benefit of the church. The hall .was crowded and all enjoyed the evening. The awards were as follows: Ladies’ first prize an apron, Mrs. Leon Peloquin: second, a han Mrs. Duff; third, hair re bottle, T. Russell; second, lflver Kknife, Henry Bibeau; third, dol neaude; fourth, horn, mvmond Cote; cut glass set, Wilfred Bibeau. Village Miscellany. Yee Ho Kilang gave a fine magic crml.nce at the Gem theatre Tues- Sinlth passed Monday in Providence. St. Teresa's T. A. B. society and a number of other local people attended the Father Mathew celebration at Nor- ‘wich Monday evening. The Ladies’ Aid soclety of the M. E. church is making preparations for their annual Harvest supper. Joseph H. Buteau has purchased a grocery store in Moosup, to which plfoo he will move with his !I.l'n“y On account of the small attendance at the meeting of the Village Improve- ment! society, a special meeting of the society was held Tuesday evening at 7.0 o'clock in Academy hall. The mew freight house at the rail- road station is nearing completion. It is built on the old site and is to be 20 feet longer. Charles L. Strong is visiting rela- tives in New York city for a few ‘weeks. Mre. Emily Crocker has returned af- ter two weeks' visit with her >, ter, Mrs. Hattie .hekson. Norwich, and Mrs. Arthur M. Commors of Housatonic, Mass., are guests of Mre. Connors’ parents on Norwich avenue, making the trip here in their car. The doctor~is a native of this place and a ;;.?dnate of Bacon academy, class of Mrs. Mary White and children have been calling on friends in Norwich. Charles Reade of Willimantic e & Coicbad b Caites Monday. ‘L. A. Baldwin of New Haven was calling on friends in town Monday. " LEGAL NOTICES AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the Dl-trlet (;( l]i)onr,lch. on the 12th day of October, Present—NHBLSON J. AYLING, 5 Estate of .flcnuor Fuller, late o in said District, deceased. The Executrix'of the will of the de- ceased Executor exhibited the final administration account of the decemsed Executor with said estate to tae Court for allowance; it-is lhare(o\'n Ordered. That the 20th day of Octo- ber, A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock in the foremoon, at the Prob-te Court in the City of Norwich, in said District, be, and the same is, appointed for hearing the same, and the said Exe trix il directed to give notice thereof by pu‘b ishing this order once.in some per having a circulation in-said Dln t. at least six days prior to the said hearing, and make return to flle Court. Jud NBLSON J. AYLING, Judge. e above and foregoing is a true copy of recorg. Att es!. FANNIE C. CHURCH, 13d Clerk. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of. Ncrwich, on the 10t! s h day of October, Present. 3 " NELSON 3. AYLING, Judge. Entate of Franik Fotior, iate’ of Nar: | of wich, in said District, deceased. The Thames Loan and Trust Co. of Norwich, Conn., appeared in Court by Amos A4 Browning, its Receiver, and petition praving. for the rea- sons thérein set’ Torthe’ that Gomm sioners be appolnted to receive and | EHday decide upon certain claims presented by the petitioner to the Administrator of said ‘estate, and which clalms were b{ sald Adlnlnlltrltor Tejected and lowed, and payment thereof refused. ‘Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said ition be heard and determined at e Probate Court Room in the C"y of Norwich, in said Dlllrll:t‘ on the 19th ¥ of October, A, D. 1 15, at 11 oclock in ‘the forenoon. at’ notice of che pendency. of ‘weid pcuuun, and of earing thereon, be given by the pnb- lication ol thi! order one time in some Jhaving a circulation Dll:rm, at least flvc days "t"o-m be mmde to this Court NELSON J. AILTN’G Judge. The above and foregoing is a true cORY of record. ‘ttest: FANNIE C. UIIUECE. ocfllll clork. at Tmnd, ints ua for. Af D on the 11th dl! of e SAMUEL ©. HO n “lgfn' etus - A. Brown of Stonington, Conn,, Who ig the Administrato o estate of Albent M. n..'h« of. I.k'atlun to this urt for the sale of | tnhmfln Albert M. late l‘,fid. at W 11 e i Rl e PR R fmge' Frobate “in l-l‘u:‘o. in°said Ume and pl Hb‘llllfln' - e i und {’"&aflmte \.:. make m’.:m o A’!t "Ld:mm. E. no:..nmn. B Bet! Room | p. B cu- signed oid hearing, a8 Thar iopioaied b terbur. m SR head of cattle—1 new miich Holstein ‘helpr 314 vears old, 1 3 year old with longs in every liome, because nobody can make a mistake By having a good 1|kidney flushing any 'time. . Auctioneer Having. sold ,my arm, Known as the Benjamin Lewls one mile from Bt T Wil sell at Publie Auction on WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1915, at ® a m., the following deseribed property: Four orwe: dy mare, 7 yvears old, welghs 1300, good rlv-r and warker, st Any woman to driv Welgha about 1100, good dri mare. '5 years ol worker; 1 bay about 1000, (nod driver and n; to drive: 1 colt, 3 years old Woudhnd Chlef, . stein yearling, Years 01d: 1 Ayrahire yeariing years: old,’ both dye [to’ calve ' mext spring, and - Ayrshire spring Sontifage: about 106 “Ricde Joiand Rog ind Flymouth Rock hems and chickens: 1 pair of new heavy harmesses, 3 light harnesses, 1 light.pair of double har- ness, 3 “express wagons, 1 team wag- i market wagon, 1 light express 1 dump cart; 1 two- arriage, 1 hew ma- nure spreader, and all the tools and Implements found on a first class farm. JAMBS BLANCHETTE. W. B. WILCOX AUCTION. Having sold my -farm, I will sell at Public_Auction, without reserve, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, OCT. 18, 1915, at ® o'clock a. m., at the farm. known as the John P. Kinney farm. in the Town of Presto four miles from Norwich, one mil from Preston €ity: One bay mare (12 years old. $00 1bs), 1 bay horse (4 years old, 900.1bx). 1 pair team har- ness. 1 two-seated business wagon, § Auctioneer calf. 1 4 year old with calf, December, 2 40 sheep and Jambs, shosts, about T tons of swale. 1 stac 1 due in ue llter.‘t farrow cow: a lot 1 stack of fodder, yagon, 1 victorta wit 1 top 'carriage, b, wagon with pole and .h-nm g:l.. 1 x_fl! light frlvlnl harne rse rake, | cuitlvater, hains, r pole lnd shafts, xprese igh ‘l iron old iro; ut Houlchold I‘urnllurc—-l ox Qflllol ble. 1 antigue ple: b 5 chalrs, sofa. stoves, merous to mention. 17 said d day. 1 jay be stormy, next fair we Terms cash. Caterer on BDWINW. BEN. RN fi RNENT tions are o Gho e L ek o WIIMHM D. C. POSITION wanted Iry high school boy In store or office; ‘ 1 work ut-rnoon: and Saturday. Addru- H. 8, AGENTS wanted: 35 to $7 mly sell- ln& new lm broot oman h&, le by flml M 30 c.nu ynne Elm! -oom Co., =4 m- and board wanted In private family; best of references; give full particdlars. - Address Box 38, care Bul. etin_Co. octl! BOY OF 17 wishes Address Y. Z, Bulle! octlzd A everal experienced ladies tuke orders from house to house; 201 Fooas elivered aftion in stord b Addr; ‘l ritord, Conn. octild | Balti Skxt Company, Ha: wam-A man Tatm work; James good milk Hyae, North Sreankiin, Gi. Te plmm Lebanon. t11d WANTED—Two ply “"2 Woolen Mill, Norwich Town. WANTED—To b\l A Naw- rocki, Yantic, T octfl‘n‘n! WANTED—A will make herself ‘enerflly ulef\.\l in the kllcll-n Apply 145 Washington St. octsa razor biades shar e >y Main St. Noi Cons B Klrh!. n‘ m ONTH paid rallway m-h glevks; !xlmlutlonl ennouticed Jan. th mple _guestio ree; write im med!. (ely Franklin lniuult. DCDL 35-H... Rochester, WANTED —Antique rm od prices paid, A Bruckner 8 Fradwiin St T may26d “THE PLYMOUTH, 44 Laurel HUI Ave. The best place in Norwich for spring and summer boardl situated high, overlooking the water; also automobile PafSles: sccommodated. Phone 735, P maysd To \my IR and calves pay E. Glau- 14-6, Lolchuier Conne WAN' of “all kinds binger. Te! nov2zd UTOGENOVS WRLDING —Cast iron: uminum y metal may be Feided by this process. Inquire about those broken utensils or machine parts. Information cheerfully given. E. Chapman, 132 Chestnut St. WANTED A good Eoller Tender; must be sobar. General Housework @irls, Farm Hands and Laborers. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Broadway, Central Building WANTED KILLINGLY MFG. CO. Williamsville, Conn.’ Adwin sep29d LOST AND FOUND a large vellow kitten; answers to mame of Billy. R turn fo 1S Lincoln Ave. and recel reward. octizd LEGAL NOTICES ASSESSORS' NOTICE All persons liable to pay taxes i Town of e are Horeby < notifie to return to :ne Assessors on or before the first day of November, 1915, a writ- ten or printed list, properly signed and sworn fo, of all tizable property own- d by them on -the first day of October 1515, Those falling to make a list will be charged a penalty of 10 per cent. 2aaitional according. (3 law. For the purpose of Teceiving lists. in Versaliles office on Oct. 28, 1915, from g the Pos the Assessors will be !he‘PoI( ». at_Spregue, the 12th day of October, 1316, SR 4 F ASSESSORS octlSd m the 'lbwn of Bpr.l‘ne ASSESSORS NOTICE All persons_liable to the Town of Norwich are her fled to return to the Asses: before the first day of Novem! a writteh or printed lln‘ and sworn to, ed by them 1915, Pproperly taxable n_the first falling to a penalty | 10 per cent. udlflonu according | can be obtained 'at the ‘As- . Xfi: nclyf’!cll orwlllhe sext by mall upon applicat Difce ToF mgilv‘cd Begiant innin 1!1 daily, ~excepi Dated at korwlch Conn., Sept. 29th, 1915. BOARD OF Norwlch, Cont: epiod ASSESSORS’ NOTICE Al persons liable to pay taxes in the e mna .’f,‘ it vA‘i-"—m'" O aid Towa on Nor. lat 1ol 4 written o o?fi'm Tia| signed and tober, u l- Whe wieh :‘ a The’ to_ recelve 16, at the Post- mm b to a2 and at ‘fll - o ek “-' Ornca er s ang the Town Hall, Ipfion fi! !h. same. | i LOST—Holman Home Bible, about Aug. ist, on trolley between Westerly Norwich. Leave at Bulletin Office and receive reward. oct13d LOST—Sunday night, between Sou Windham and Norwich, th a lady's black gorgs coat- Finder plenoe sotity swner, neoln Ave... and recelve reward. _oct12 LOGT——IH Jewett City, black and tan dog, with harness and blue ribbon. Firder notify owner and recelve re- ward. Max E. Schramm, Old Mystfc. Phone 111-23. “LOST—On or about Sept. 24, a lady's gold flnqi Highest Merit In Everything All the words spelled in capital letters. It's the keystone of our FEED BUSINESS In buying your Feed from us you are sure of the fullest value as well a: highest quality. CHAS. SLOSBERG 3 Cove Street DR. A. J. SINAY Dentist be. Rm. 18-19' Alice Building, Nerwich . Oct."7, . octizd Phone 1177-3 REMOVAL NOTICE LEE CLEGG, The Jeweler, hmwn 218 FRANKLIN SQUARE 066 RARS- wSnict Ty Pebieldone H.m. Piano Tuner - ‘Duu 511 Ts, sboolers. Ap-{ii 'l\l. 337-2. i nu-fi% mm oetld for light mcopl C let'l Avenue. sep17d e t 57 Frankiin St e S e TO RENT —Store a ress | Inquire at Bulletin O{le(. sep22d uite Bl}fl Ct. Tel. 835-5. <. ul..—nn c.flh H - e 3 Wood. “Fel 43, Du octiza R SALE — On. \n‘ll new 1916 price $440. Inquire Fal Garae. octdd lu.r.—nny yearling R L Red ull blooded, are laying. lnqd Postotfice. _octsd MR. POULTRYMAN—Don't miss this chance to get some of the famous Tom Barron strain of White Leghorns. We haye for immediate sale 460 pullets and roosters of thls strain and a few year- ng hens: bargain prices. Also a good honest bay mare, will work in spot or place, cheap, and a new one-horse farm wagon; 6 International hovers. Tryows Agency. Willimantic, Conn. octl R SALE 1912 Cadillac touring car, ruuy equipped, in good conmdition. G. . Noyes, No. 104 Laureljilil Ave. oct FOR SALE—Two farms In town of Montville, containing 23 and 24 acres, latter Baving a riverfront of 500 feet: are well Supplied with water, wood and fruit, and are in A-1 condition; aiso one yoke of 4 year old steers. Phos 1- cdress Hox 125, care Bull oct VOR SALE —Body with top for Ford quire Frisbie’s G piud FOR SALE—Buick nummomle in first class condlnou Apply Josepb H. Hall Phone 35 seplsa improfements. 118 5 way sion given Oct 1. Inquire C. A mfin, St. sepll 'I. m-ilin UTOMOBILE s or repair st l'l mklln st J;:‘n‘l m".m Broadwa; sepzid FURNISHED rooms, § p. 38 Un- ion St. all canumouu. nm 1051-3. IC’D TO RENT—Tenemen; four roo: IeKlnll‘y Ave, wix rodess. i3 ElL lv., Tth Main St. lnn\llr. lll m!n St 9D FOR RENT_The house No. 87 " ington St, 12 rooms, lences and steam heat Isasc 8. Jones. Insura; d I‘A'fn Agent, Richards Bullding. e HENT—The best offices in this for doctor or lawyer; also fur- rooms. Bunding. STORAGE ROOM—Inguire J. B niny 52 Broadway. teb18d FURNISHED ROOM — Ce !r-fly lo- cated. Emma Morse, 18 U TO RENT Two modern apal Larel FIRI Ave Also ha rents. For foil plrllc“llr- inquire of THINK OVER — 250 noteheads aud b6 6% (reguiar business eits) anvelo) Deatly printed. for $1.98; 569 exeh F.00. Se for = samples 'and Drichs for any printing you Are.in need of. The Bulletin Company., Norwich, of all kinds. op postal to Conn. vo lengths, 35 Bullard. Tel. 1AM BUYING poullri Anyone baving same. dr Samuel Gellert, Col FOR SALE—Wood, : cord; 3 cord ¥ 4 sl 0. FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busi- ness Biocks, Building Lots, all in de- sirable locafions. List your property it you care to se; 1 have a number of pecple looking for real tate investmen WILLIAM F. HILL. Real Estate and Issurance. Room 108, Thayer Bldg. FOR SALE A seven Poom cottage c¢n Elizabeth Street for sale at a low price. E. A. PRENTICE 86 Cliff Strest Phene 300 FOR SALE SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE Electric lights, steam heat, set- tubs; large lot, in fine location. PRICE $5,300 TARRANT & C9., 117 Main Street, Norwich FOR SALE On Thames Terrace a seven- room cottage, with all modern equipment, large lot, fruit trees, shrubs, etc. Price right. In- quire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, Real Estate and Insurance. Phones 724 — 474-3. $7,000 WILL BUY BROAD® STREET RESIDENCE. Modern house of ten rooms and bath in most desirable section. Has electric steam heat, mostly hardwood jpacious veranda. Grounds are about 62 x 150 feet, and there's a pic- turesque summer house. ARCHA W. COIT, The Mutual Bemefit Life Agency. 63 Broadway. Phone 1334. and all kinds of Masons Building Materials for ssle by RISYm TR oy = An E.."L..““' ot THS m.F.W.HODG,M u-mlnhlfl.-ulfluuom-r 122 nb-ym Norwich. Cenn. | MWWMMA ing up-to-date. A”Iy to WILLIAM F. HILL. Agent, Room 108. TO RENT QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room tage 3 acres land. 1000 feet from Ocean and Sult Pond: sown Jower and plumbing 3350, Others $200 to $4000. Send for Sooklet. FRANK W. COY, ' esterly, R. cot- FOR SALE JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. WATCH HILL BUSINESS * " For Sale A store on leased land (lomg term lease). with il fixtures. Qoing & €00d business: for sale at a bargain. Cottage at Pleasant View. cotthge et Pleasant 5 is Dlace 1o waik to trolley and postofd is very low. Inqui A Lot at Grotem Loang Peint. " Located on the water side, sandy Cholee of 400—prices from 32 to $20,000. Send for catalogue. WILLIAM A. WILCOX. Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St.. Rooms 1 and 2, Westerly, R. L Phome No. 365... FOR SALE “¥ou llcit-m: that hover .. where hfluwm or setfls or Tou M—v—w shine out. and the Bt To darkling. along AT, % mans westn M-rl‘”m‘n for the swift telling; and Sne lover, T've thee am l-'fl. it walts fhee tonight™ By the sy B-. and rough | Then all t 1.'0. T haa (-nu-u s fight: Il Jove him more, ‘l'hl e'er wife loved Venus. Fan-|That burley sun cannot bemean Saft;—meet me ere the full bl"l morn. hold thi iy, Loveman, in Nautilus. Hm OF THE DAY ruty—'br |-m .hn T4 pull yer ears for you' Shorty—Jist you try it on! You'll find voul] have your ‘ands full'— London y. Etv'-—-md l leav umbrella &n«—wnt kind of an umbrella®” an—oh. any kind at all, 'm not fussy —Boston Giobe. Officer _(to sentry, uh-p);;’lhy have you got your Sentfy—80 as not to wake the "orses, sir.—London Punch. “I tell you our candidate would be an ornament to the bemeh.” “That's & Poor argument days. Ornaments are mot so much in demand as they wera” —Loulstille Courter-Journal. Mother—If you cant keep the chil- éren quiet wend them up to me for awhile and 'l sing to them. Nurae—Oh, that won't do any good. I've threatened them with that al- ready.—Phl who has Dbeen Ledger. “Mary had a little lamb” began poet. ly. “Ves™ r-rlhl confident mxl “I shall devote Ry life to trying make her . “It that's m idea, I dunno's I put in all your time taking Ethelinda to moving picture shows and tango partics."—Washington Star. not the may be divorced with the comsent of the tribe. The first bequest in the will of Russell Greene, aof Chicago, was a fund of $5,000 for the care of his dog Nellie. In his laboratory a German sci- entist has succeeded In making an- thracite coal from peat and even frem cellulise. It is significant that in the matter of tempering steel we are no advanced than our ancestors of some 5,000 years ago. Irrigation projects under way _or nt A long and Mgh English railroad bridge Is equipped with automatic win which eet danger nals trains should the wind blow at a dangerous velocity. The hi price of grain for chicken much af- -rn-.ortlnmt.o(tbo“ the country.