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? VAUDEVILLE
IlarVey W.'Smltltinrf FfankMarino,Jn "when. base, ineeta
tfeqor." Mir, Smltb has a sprprisinIy deep base yioce
' abut the best ever heard on a vaudeville stage in this town.
Mr.Marlno who is n Italian hasJaA excellent tenor voiec
Both received round affer round bf applause last night. '
PAINT AND POWDER CLUB PRE
PARING PLAY
The play to be given on the 14th
of April by the Paint and Powder
Club,1 is eagerly awaited by the public.
This is the first time these favorites
have appeared for some time and it
gives excellent saying that they will
5 PICTURES 5
"Another three eel special feature, today. v
X -THE PARASITE .
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.(featuring Arthur Johnson.) r ; v .
This subject is a very interesting one as well as edifying.
- one.' It shows how a man and his wife tried to-blackmail
a 'wealthy man, and the various plans -and schemes thejt
resorted to, only to cull mate in complete downfall a sad
storysplehdidly told;,.;; -i--'- - .
Bronco Billy ahd Bad Man
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: PERSONAL
Mr. Fisher of Riverdale was a busi
ness visitor to the city yesteday.
. . , ,' i'i be most enthusiastically received. The
Js. S. Freeman of Washington was in ( Club has inlisted some new performers
th city yesterday attending . tobiirfhre new stars added to the already
aesSjfliatters. ' ;' .;'-.. I VkH tnown players assures a great
jf 'success for the new play
4aF- Stilley. left , yesterday morning "An American Citizen."
for a pusiness visit to Beaufort. -
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Y J, Hawkins left yesterday for
HdVelock.
Star Theatre
WARNER'S FEATURES
entitled
NEW BERN NO PLACE FOR PROF
ESSIONAL BEGGARS
'County Superintendent S. M. Briti
son spent yesterday in Dover attend--ing
to busineis matters.
R. E. Whilehuest left yesterday
morning for a business trip to More
head' City. -
A feature Western drama, -with G, M. Anderson
r Scotland Forever"
A Vltagraph "Comedy-a good one too featuring Hughie gj
Mack, the big fat comedienne YA
tomorrow, another excellent picture from the exclusive ser- g
vice, MTbe Rogues of Pris,'! a powerful detective story In , ; JM
four ttxt:"r ' 1 i - v ' - , It?
Matinee daily a 3:. Shows at night start at 7:45 and 9:15. ft
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'i Yoiit CITY, TAX for 1913 is long past ; -
J DUE and . MUST BE PAID" THIS
MONTH, 1 wiu ieyy ana aayerxise mi
delinquent City Tax, April 1st, 1914,
and cost will be added. Respectfully,
J. J. TCLSCII, : : City Tax Collector
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The Ideal Porch 7."
'O' "IIc!:crf "fcomfortThas',won for itVplace.
iTT r; !-b7n:7lbbcty, rircandom
fo:t, 1 '"3 I. ;;:tinctive, crtioticandinviUn,
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"Ai'7C:I ITLcry-'WALILING STICKIjYes,
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. : 's in ' abi:r. ';ncc, Now
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fields of Fort
Barnwell spent yesterday in the city J
U. S. Deputy Marshall Ange of
Jacksonville was in the city yesterday
confering with Commissioner Hill.
W. F. Garner of Havelock was , a
business visitor to the city yesterday.
Mayor Bangert says that he would
be the last person to lay any obstacle
in a needy person's, way, but three is
one thing that he will not tolerate in
the city of New Bern any longer, and
that is these professional beggcrs that
go from one town to another with some
pitiful tale.
Two of these were asked to leave
the city yestercjay. As a result of the
request they took their departure
on the West Bound train yesterday
afternoon.
POOR CONNECTIONS CAUSE
TRAINS TO BE LATE
. A. F. Garner, W. W. Roberts, and
H.- Wyatt, of Newport were business
visitors to the city yesterday.
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Li t". Swain passed through the city
yesterday enroute from Bayboro to
Beaufort.
As a result of poor connections on
the Northern end of the road, train
No. 11 due to arrive in New Bern at i
5:35 o'clock, was more than two hours i
late yesterday afternoon.
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PRESENTS
MISS GENE GAUNTIER
IN
"COME BACK TO ERIN"
A NEW RELEASE OF WARNER'S FEATURES IN 3 COM
PLETE PARTS.
ACTUAL SCENES TAKEN IN IRELAND NEAR THE LAKES
OF KILLARNEY.
The tender romance of a pretty Colleen who ran away from her
Irish cot to win her wav in America.
"MY BEST IRISH PICTURE" is the way Miss C.ene r.aunlier
the noted actress describes this beautiful drama of Irish peas
and life.
dripping action pud benutilul photography, arc blended in this
S'iperb prcdutticn, produced in the heart of Ireland, near tire
Lakes of Killarncy, bv the ( .ene dauntier Feature Players.
A FEATURE THAT IS A REAL FEATURE
Not a dull moment from beginning to end. A plot tli.'t will make
you sit up and take notice.. NOW A IIKAKTY LATCH AND
THKN A SIGH.
IN ADDITION TO THIS SPLENDID FEATURE:
"THE HILLS OF PEACE" (S & A.)
A WESTERN DRAMA KKATl'RI N'(" MARGUKRITE CLAYTON.
WOMAN'S CLUB
The City Beautiful Club will meet
with Mrs. T. D. Warren, April 6th.
at 4 o'clock.
E. C. Duncan spent yesterday in the
city stopping over on
Beaufort to Raleigh.
his: way from ! NEW
' W. D.' Allen, Edgar Bryan and Fred
Bryan; of Havelock, -were business
visitors to the city yesterday.
LIGHTS PLACED
CITY HALL
IN THE
t 'There have been five two hundred
candle power hgrits put in the City
Hall, to take theVlace of the old chan
delier which has been taken out:
A.. F. Midgett passed through the
city-yesterday enroute from Oriental
to Morehead City.
F. "W.
Stonewall.
Ferebee left yesterday ' for
T. D. - Warren returned . home last
night j from Trenton, where he has
been1 attending Jones County -s Court.
H. W. Bell spent yesterday in River
dale in the interest of East Carolina
Lumber Co. - 'v
S, M.
Dover.
Brinson spent yesterday in
MArflNE NEWS
- The' gas freight boat Wallace was in
port yesterday." - , -...a
The two mast schooner Eugene ar
rived fn port s yestereay with - a cargo
of potatoes, Y .',
The gas freight boat Vance arrived
in port, yeirterday from Atlantic with
cargo of oysters. - ; , -
The "gas freight boat '.Wave leave
this morning for Marsha Uburg,, 'with
cargo of geneal . mer,chndisei ...
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The gas freight boat Charmer left
uestetday, for Swansboro with ca.go
of mcchandise. - .
The gas .eight boat Louise arrived
in port yesterday from Trenton for..
r cf general merchandise.
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COMPANY IS DISBANDED THREE
NEW ONES OFFER
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rjgsGL. SAVE SOME
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WILL
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Raleigh April 2. Adjutant Gener
al L... W. Young -yesterday disbanded
Company G. of Washington, member
of the North Carolina Second Regiment:
The company is retired because it
failed to live up to the Federal pro
visions. General Young is finding not
trouble about a successor. Three an
plications came in from Raeford, iniThe road to prosperity looks like an up-hill climb. It may b
H)ke county; Lumberton, in Robeson, at first hut it kftftns p-ftttincr Ea.Rlfir. The np.arfir vcm. sxa
county, and Whiteviiie, in Columbus the top the more joy you experience .in knowing that tsoo
county. All are anxious to fill the va- , j i.il ,. C -n i -r j u 'T
cancv caused bv the disbanded com- vou will be up and the climb will be over. Toward the" to
Danv. v General Youmr has not derided the money you have in the bank begins to assist and boos!
what Jie will do about ordering a new you. "Nothing succeeds like success, and everyone 'will pusr
company tormed. ;., .'
FAT
THIN PRISONERS FREE;
t OI?S STAY 1N JAIL
.Knoxville, April 2- Seven of thir
teen - pn't nera ' in the ' Blount Coun
ty jail escaped through a , hole they
made in a corner of 'their cage. --Five
were too large to get through the hole.
The thirteenth prisoner 'was in a scp
erate cage. ; .
-, Six of the seven who escaped cross
ed the line into North Carolina. '
GETTING READY FOR JSASTER
SERVICES
The choirs of the. various churches
in the city are how engaged in rehear
sing music for Easter. The prospects
are that churchgoers on that glad
i 7 v "i te rreviHred to hear programs '
tvr-v I ' e rendered here.
you the way you are going down or -UP.
Make OUR bank YOUR- bank.
. We pay 4 per cent interest on savings t
New Bern Banking & Trust Co.
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- All our fall 6tyles of Douglass, Beacon and Kell- -
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