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st. NV.
1913 Greens ct, 5r.9. 80
FLATS.
1120 9th NV. 5r. b.45.O0
1892 1st NV, Ar. b. .2s. 90
&c T ne. 5r, b. =. "a. SO
STABLES & GARAGES.
134l W NV. IS. %
houses and apartments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-02
FOR ,RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR Rr.NT-BY
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON.
Resl Estate. Loans and Insurance.
707 G st NV. Telephone calls Main and 10.
UNFCRNISHED. APARTMENTS
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1928 2Ist. Tor. b. $500
1905 Irving. Tor. 2btS5. 90
c3io Goth. lar. 3b. 90. 90
911 NJ, 11r. b.. .60.iS
ia. O. 12r. b. 600
i14S Euclid. Or. b52. 20
2i5 y Can. Tor, b. 30. 80
1888 f.. "a. Ar. -5o.Oo
9l4 14th, whole bs5O.@
I4a5 u. Tor, b. q. 5000
III. Ore av. Tor. bl3-D
1902 Oregon. Tor. b. -. 90
1874 18th. or. b.. As. 80
1910 s. Or. b..-.-4u.oo
1884 I, Or, b..:..p.oooo
18th & u. Tor. h. 1910
iI5I Ccrcorap. Or.
HAS ore av, 11r.b. 1000
2liO r. Tor. h. 1000
1850 Ore av. 11r, b. AZ. 90
22II ", TOT. b: y. -
2ii Fla ar. Or. D.. 3S.S D,
42I 4 ne. ar. 80 80 w ~,
s4oa Center. Sr. -0O
2n2c =, Or. D.. W
40I I. 6r. u. .E5-.h'
325 NJ ne. ar. b. .2.30
i116 9th Sc. 6r. b--lS.6o
II22 9th Sc. Or. b.. 1850
- DIngman, 4r.k.lo.1 %
D HOUSES.
appi,ca tion az ONCE.
1880 Core. i0r, h. l2m. 100
1877 COL rd. Tor. 3b. loo
ciO1 P. 12r. 2b. -. .i3o
1912 2ist. l2r: b.6ml:!So
1918 s. 10r,b. s.s mol1S
IG0l 18th. Inr. h. l2mo1.0
ISIS s, Tor. b. x. :2mol2o
l133 =, Ter. 2b. IL.
1902 p. I2r. Oh ...l2
1850 Corc'n. 1lr.2h..I ~
1916 Fairmont. 1lr. 2hl23
1912 2lst. 12r. h. I'm Il Z.
.O25 Kal av, 12r. 2b. 125
II31 s. lOr. h. s mo. no
1I42 s, 12r, 2b. .....1lO
1853 p. i2r, %. 100
1927 Ont I'd, Tor: b. 100
1913 Col I'd. 12r. 8b. 100
l742 s. 12r. 2h.year. fn
1872 Corc'n, 24r. 2b. 100
1927 s, Tor, b. SIN. lU
I'LL Corc'n, 11r. 2b. 100
1871 s. 1Or. b, 12mo. 100
2115 Ont I'd. Tor. b. 100
1T04 8. Tor. 2b. 100
1852 Clifton, Or, b.p.00
174s Euclid. Or. b-@. W
1925 21st, Tor. b.@.W
IT5I Core. Or. 2h. GmS0.0C
1921 S. Tor. b.12m. so. 90
1894 3ist. Or. b. 100
1871 Monroe, Or. 2b13.W
I72S Corc'n. iOr.b.75.00
1910 s NV, Or. b.. .6O.Oo
1907 Corc'n. Tor. b.6O.Oo
2f40 =. Tor. b. ..oO.Ou
i15l Core, 9r. 2b. 12moO.W
APARTMENTS.
st Cla.r.6 Or. blk. III 1000
Madrid. .4r. b. K, II. 3. 80
81 Clair. 5r.b.k.3f.3I 80
Exeter, Or, b, x. $3.50
Toronto. Ar. blk. 5h3I. 80
1872 18th. Or. u. 50. 90
Madrid. Arb. x. 81. $500
Exeter. Or, b. 80. $500
1871 Goth. ir. b. -.S5.O0
1712 14th, Or. b. $500
Greenway. IT. %. k.33.oc
Toronto, Pr. b. $500
i34G 7, Or. hall. b.&.OO
Naples. 2r. h. K. I'D
1000 n sw. 4r. 500
.PARTMESTS.
application ut ONCE.
Plymouth (52), Or. b. 4. 100
ST Clair.6r. b. 4, SIN "a. 90
Alston. ct. b. i. $500
st Clair. Or. h. K. iomt5.0
The Lenox. pr. b. 90
o4IS 18th. on. 4r.b.JO.O0
Toronto, 81. 3r. p.k. IS. 90
Toronto. .. 2, 4. =.
G & ar apis. frcm
per mo. .S75 to 500
1712 14th, Or, b,k.60. 90
westmoreland. 2r. 5000
Monroe, Ar. b. k...45.o0
Naples. n, b, K. % 80
les
VIZ r, remOOcl..Ou
Sc 18th. 5000
1000 n sw. .to.OO
ROOMS.
l416 III. 8r. h. $40. 90
6lS 10th. .-..-...0 to ID
s17-S19 14th, 5r. "a. Is. 90
5lS 10Th. rm L.. 1000
SIT 18th. single rooms
from $3.50 20 $3.50
per- month.
Busch bldg, K. ....0der
5c1 18th. j fs.. Offer
LES.
2314 18th. 1000
Oh NJ. .lO.W
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED on UNFURNIsHED.
U.;FURNISHED HOUSES.

UEFURNISB
10th near h. 30r.
Co. .......... $40. coo
1872 Mass av.52r, Abs. 600
2024 Col rd.34r. abs. 900
1884 10Th, 30r. 5b. g. 00e
1925 18th. Per. 4b. 3. 500
1I& Mass av. Abs. 900
i110 n II nv, 1Sr. 3b5. 600
2139 r, 25r. CD. A, 900
2l0S 18th. 25r. Aba. 900
2201 Mass NV. 20r, 3b3. QUO
223GMass az. lar 3bl. 800
l255 N II av. l7r.3b. 200
ia2j y III Dv.l6r. 1900
$50 24th. Tor. 81. 10
l0OG 18th, 11r. Sd. ..123
i2ls y II av, 12r.3h. 125
l1@ Conn av.lir.2bI25
IT,, Mass Az. ltr.2blI0
1912 Corcoran, 30r. b. 100
2o01 Kal. 14r, 2S. 100
lf33 =. 12r. Oh. -. 100
i4l6 21st. 12r. 2b. 100
ll20 18TH. I2r. 2b. $500
l'53 y. Iir. 81. 1888
25i: 18th. 12r. III. 81. 90
1449 II I av.l2r. 2b15. 90
l2.2 Nh av.l2r,ab15. 90
1401Belmon:, I2r. 2b15. 90
e0!9 Col I'd. Tor, Ibis. co
CO.'S kal as,12r. 2b7O. 90
FURNlSHE
Permits to inspect or
Mass av. large. 81. nm
inl3 18th. 54r. 6btO. 100
$40. 18th. 1Sr, She, 900
2i0s 1871. 25r. Sb.6. 900
20S4 Co. rd. 30r. 4hti. 900
Mass av near Sheridan
Cire:c. cor. %. any
addition ........5. 900
1925 y. 23r.3h. yrs. 600
2ao1 Mass av,1 Aba, doc
1900 VT av.a0r. 3b.3.OO
18th & r, 16r. Sd.
garage. horses &
carriages, ear...3.0OO
Mass av near Sheri-
dan Circle. 800. ,, 900
22ssNass av.14r. 3h2. 800
11I7 Church, Tor, 2bl 800
1721DeSales. lot. 2b1 500
1902 P. i2r. Oh. Il. 200
1893 10th. Tor. b. 300
1928 r, 23r, 3b. 6mo. 800
1106 Conn, 14r. Sd. mo. 500
i21S 10th. 16r. Al. 500
1865 y III av, 17r,3b.250
1901 T, Or. 3b. emo. $50
seth & McComb, c P.
17r. 2b. .2G
i73S p, 16r. 2b. 80. 200
1904 18th. Tor. h, 6mo200
1850 Core, Ilr. Oh. GIN 200
Conn av & Bradley
lane, Chevy Chase,
12r, 2b, mo. 200
202! Kal av, 12r. 200
1919 Col I'd. 11r. 2b. 160
1735 Park I'd, 12r, 2b. 155
14l4 Goth. Tor. 2h. 15O
TNFURNISHED
Baifour. LIST. Sd. 9Th
or 9th q. cor. Or.
b. K. .65. 90
Balfour, Jst or I'd q
front. Or. b. K. $500
Bal.our. LIST, I'd. Sd or
4th d. rear, 6r. b..50.W
Balfour. LIST d. lr. b.
INSTRUMENTATION
Pebbleton. Or, b.k+5.OQ
Milton, ID. 6r. X. A.. 90
Milton. eli, Or. h, k.45. 90
Milton. 50. Crib. k. 49, no
iI12 14th. Or, b. 1000
Milton, 81. Cir. b.k. D.0S
FURNISHED .
Permits To inspect on
Ontario. or. b. k.
to Oct. I. 10. Il, 200
Ontario. jr. h. X.
season. ..........1.O 900
Laclede. 6r. b. x. ..1I5
Prince Karl. Or. n. k.125
Aibemarip. 4r. h. k.11O'
Farragut. or. D. $500
Chsmplaln. 6r. n. K. Im12J
Champlain. Or. b, I'm. ITO
Toronto. Or. b. K, 6n,
complete, china, lin
ems, library, pictures,
br'c-a- brac- .135
STOl
F near 18th. Gears. 900
OIL lltn, stoNDiug..No
$50 Sth NV. 100
OFFICE
1903 ii, st, 3r, 4f.25.O0
S11-S19 l4th, single
rooms. 1880 to $50
S17-S19 14th. I'd q. d. $50
900 14th, entire bldg. $50
900 I4th, ID, mid r2o.00
6i1 ia av. Pr. 1000
SIS 10th. rm ,. $500
s13 14th. "a back. 1880
1345 Pa av. sd 10000
STAE
1I42 Oregon. ......,2.5O
1425 Belmont. 90
tt.D 80 q - en- -
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co, 224 r. CAP.
615 A So. Or. b. Do: 20
asa y ] av Serb 30
CD l. Sc. sr. b. ..20.00
500 14th So. CIR, h. 1850
1899 Emerson ne. Or,
b...............1 1880
1910 Emerson ne. Or.
b...............1 1880
103 10th ne, Or. b.17.5O
55T 18th sc. Or. b.17.o
COG Il ne. Or. .....16.SD
1910 18th Sc, 5r. 1880
204 n So. 5r. $50
FLATS.
636 + ne. Or. b. 1910
600 9TH ne. or, b. 21.50
52IL 9th ne. 5r.b. 1880
1869 Morse ne.4r.b14.50
1912 Rosedale ne. Ar.
b. .14.50
1334ia + ne. 4r,b.14.50
MENTS.
y. III. ave. 5r.. b.S37.S0
4-5r., b. $500, $35. 90
.................$21.5O
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WITH HEAT.
The Leumass. 18th 4
Q SITS NV
Apt col. 4r. b. 3d. on
The IpgleSde. LIST and
Todd NV
Sd u front. 5r. h. 2S. 20
The Pancosst. 1345 East
Capitol st
Apt q Or. b.pan'y30.O0
Apt IL. :T. b. pan'y@.0o
MISCELLANEOUS
APARTMENTS.
WITH HEAT.
3i5i 18th NV. 3r. u.
2d floor .......3 500
.10i X ne. 5r.b.2h.3322. 30
34Jl l4th nv. Sr.
b. I'd floor. $500
sol r Ne. 5r. b.3fi..s.Jo
Apt. I. 539 + NV.
fr. h. -...-.-2l 30
The Eftingham. 206 u.
Use LIST NV. 3r. h.
heat and light. 200
Ant .. 309 Md as NJ.
3r. n. 1000
WITHOUT HEAT.
l1iS 18th NV. Or. b. -. 20
:sSA Todd III ne. Or. b2l. 30
3oia Todd pl ne. 6r. b2l 30
ltQ5 II nc. 5r.b. 10. 81. 90
2i:0 Brightwood av.
LIST n. ar. b. 80
2i55 Brightwood av.
ID n. 5r. b..-.--D..O
2S03A Sherman av nv.
4r. b...........2 o.:5o
Ifl2 Duncan. 4r.b.l3.50
l4l2M Duncan. lr. bl3. 30
1907 Md nv sw. Or. blS..s0
l007 Md nv sw. 3r, bll.J0
STORES.
12J 18th NV. sto. DIV 100
Ne cor l4th & X nw6J. 20
12J 18th nv store. 900
18th near n NV. 1000
101 NJ NV, ID. 2r. 10. 90
63 ii NV. 1000
610 I'd nw,l sto r.15.I5
4a6 9TH NV. .l2.O0
STABLES.
3233 u X L Stable,
10 stalls and black
smiths shop. 300
1874 9th NV. , stalls.
= carriages. 1000
lis Adams. rear. 500
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FOR RENT
J. c. WELDON & co, 224 r. CAP

VIZ MN u
J. c. WELDON & c
HOUSES. 6
309 y Jaw Sc. Tor. bSe0 90 (
40S \ Sc. 12r. Oh. $500 G
1000 Pa sv So. 12r. 3
2b. ............ AZ. Oh l
119 G ne, Sr. b. rs. 80
1915 d nc. 1Or. b.30. 50 1
512 ID Sc. ar. b....S0.5o
80 Il ne. Or. b.. $3.50 .
225 A ne. Sr. b.. .30.5o d
S12 9Th ne. Or. b. %. so 6
916 n c av se.Sr. b21 30 L
$50 4th ne, Or, b. $3.50 2
636 A Sc. Ir, b. ...25.0
go y G av Sc, Or. BIS 30 6
66 X NV. Or, b. ..2o. III @
q 9Th Sc. ar, b.. ..25- % 3
634 b ne. 7r. b. $3.50 /,
209 10th sc. 1r,b. .23.3o 1
1903 b Sc. 6r, b. 20. 80
416 sth ne. Ir.b b, sta22. 80 1
135 ID Sc, 1r. b. ...22.5Ol
APARTMl
Prescott Arms. 21st and y
Glendower. II 9th ne. 4
Z I'd ne. Ar. b.........
oc3O-sa, tn, th.3t
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1911 Conn sv. cir. APARTMENTS.
4b- $4,000 THE CARLISLE. 1918
lo29 h av. Ter. y. non housekeeping
81. .30.on 3 rooms. bath. so
1893 y. l6r. 5b. .20000 = rooms. hath. -. 30
DIS I'D. lor. b. mi 1910 2 rooms, hath. .16.5a
si 9th. ar. b.. $3.50 ITO 3D. "a 5r. b. %. 20
21S3 n. Or. h. ami. IS 80 26.,3 l. IN. Or h. H. as
500 23d. Sr. st. b..45.O0 COLORED
1421 10Th Sr. n 426S 212S 7. Or, 20.50
25lI Pa av9r. b, la,3S IS 2lI Warren Or wis 20
1911 Pa av. ST. b. - GO 1921. I'd 4r.w.1 80
l2HL L. Sr. b.. 30 81 11S0 Govt al.4r 1850
.lSt n, ST. 8. 80 Is C0IORED-FLATS.
PHI I'D. ST. h.. .5o61 22l9 r. Or b.. 25- 80
eo5 sd sr. h: lat. 1851 50i 2Sl. "A. 5r D %. 80
.aO3 ~ l0rb lat $500 SOB sd. Ia, 5r h. 20. 80
l3lt WaIiach. 81, b2S 30 OFFICE ROOMS.
200 T.. 7r. b.. $3.50 4Sa-4ss; Ia av heated
2f26 n, ar. what. 225O rooms. $40. $i2. 80, so
;261 q. 6r. 1I.5o STORES
IIii2 10Th. ar. w.l6.o0 1928 Pa ay. 1r.cel. IS. so
?26 9Th ne 6r. W. lat1J.pO 2l21 Pa ay.lr.wgl6.5 80
For full list or small houses and fats apply at
offleP- oc:i0 80. tn. int
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FOR RENT.BY GEO NJ. SLYE. go + NV.
10 f.. Capitol ST.; IL rooms, bath, cellar,
furnace; in perfect order; newly 2apered
throughout; SO.
1874 18th Tor. H., cellar. furnace. $40. 80
700 9TH me-, q rooms. Iva tn, cellar. -. %. 81
FLATS.
2127 NV, rooms. bath. with heat. SIS. 90
$40 III ne, rooms. bath. with heat. 81. 80
So n. C.. ave, rooms. bath, with heat Il so
1871 l. Sc. 4 rooms. bath. $50
GEO. NJ. SLYE, $40 NV.
oc30- 3t" exSu
2542 18th ST. NV. corner OF Euclid, IS
-0oms baths. hot-water heat. $50. 90
2lS n. Cap. ST., rooms and bath, newly
papered and painted. ................. 5000
Keys at 221 n. Cap. st.
go / st. NV, rooms and ba til. ...... 41.lO
1l30 9th st. NV. rooms and furnace. 40. so
1919 ST.. Tor. and D. tcoloredl. 1890. 40.5o
80 ct. Me-, ii rooms and baths. 30. $500
1913 10th ST. me-. o rooms and bath 49,. 80 so
1902 I'd St, rooms and bath. $1,000. ~. 81
S26 Goth st. NV, rooms and hath. -. "a so
1913 l4th st. ne. fat. rooms and bath. q. 80
103 st. ne. rooms and bath ....... %. 80
al Fla. ave-. rooms and bath. ....... 20. 30
:2J Va. Sc, rooms tcolorcdl. .... 1i.J0
, "a Jackson st. ne. : rooms. ........... 100
]. l.. KOLB. Real Estate.
Main 3IIS. 923 New York are.
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1912 e.
1929 RI av NV, 12r. bsllo
1906 Calvert. Or. b57.:0
1850 9th. or. b. $3.50
1907 18th. Or. b. $3.50
1888 Q NV. Sr. b. 35. 50
$3.50 Q NV. Or. b.35.D
1888 9th NV. Sr. h. 80 90
1867 4 1917 Emerson
he. Or, b, each. 1880
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1925 NJ NV. l5r. 80.
year ..........SI.40 400
o2as Mass NV. lar. 2bi50
li32 10th NV. llr.b15.O0
1870 Kenyon. l2r. 3b-'0.Jo
1919 9th NV. Tor. b. 1890
1125 Riggs NV Or. b45.uo
sol r Cap. Tor. b.40.30
$40 L NV. 6r. h. $500
$40 L NV. Or. b. $50
1917 Riggs. lor.b. 80
zoos 18th. ar. h.. 50. 30
800 18th NV. Sr. h. $3.50
Ass Meridian. ar. b32..O
1918 I'd nw.7r.b. 800
2oi9 Flaglcr. ir. b. 30.Jh
lS:2 9th NV. ar. b. sc. 90
~ L NV. Or. b. $50
1907 y Cap. ar. b.2I.5p
AS Col NV. 6r.h ri. %
PHI 10th nv. Or. b. . 81. 30
637 18th ne. orb. 80
l6..S 3nth NV .6r. h:2,a 10
163 Girard NV .6-. b23.0
as q ne. Or. b. ..2s.50
az % ne. Or. b..2s2.."'
-? . NV. 6r. b. 2a.:,0
1852 9Th ne. ir, 1000
Cor Messmore & Fuller.
Or. b.......-.-.l5.m
1924 Rosedale. Cir. bl4.oo
1247 3sth nw,4r,w13.J0
lai9 3:th nw.ir. wl3.0
FURNISHED.
c236 Mass Nv NV. lar,
III. electric light.
steam heat. y'rS2.J0O
1918 y III nv. 12r. 3b. 1.5
1870 Kenyon NV. l2r.
81 s5-oD
23l6 Dat rd. Or. b.50.0
FOR COIORED TEN
ANTS.
a2t LIST sw. Ar. b. 90
92iIa LIST sw.4r.b. 1900
Apt 3. 4lJ Irving NV.
Ar. b............14.0O
Apt 4. AIS Irving NV.
ar. b.--..-....14.0
Apt I, AS Irving NV.
Ar. b.. ..........14.00
20 q NV. Or. b. $50
OFFICES.
COZ eth NV lg r.12.00
607 7th nw.1 lge rm.
Sd floor. north. . 1900
GOT eth NV. I liz rm.
I'd door. south. 1000
WAREHOUSES.
40 Pierce NV. y'r. 100
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY wESCOTT 4 WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave.
1911 Conn ay dr. ApARTMFNTS
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

THE VERONICA, 20 18TH ST. s.W.
One front apt. left. rooms and bath, SO.
THE PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John Marshall OIL
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THE CONGRESSIONAL.
East Capitol and LIST SITS.
FIrst-ciass aoartmpnt building, overlooking
Capitol and Congressional Library.
Elevator and Janitor service. Telephone in
each apartment.
Apt on "a moor. 8 rooms and bath. 500. 50.
Apis OF I room and bath. $12. so to so.
Apis of rooms and BATH $3.50 and $50.
Apis. of rooms and hath. S32.:0
Housekeeping apt. OF rooms and bath.
$3.50.
THOS J. FISHER & CO., Ine..
oc2f 13S 18th 81. NV.
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CAMBRIA AND MAJESTIC.
We have here strictly modern apartment
house. All outside rooms. Excellent service.
Only few vacant. Prices reasonable.
THE OTTAWA"
Will be ready soon New building. with all out
side rooms. rooms and bath and rec. hall.
Also 7r.. bath & rec hall. Strictly modern
Reserve yours now.
y. L. sANsBURY. 7l9 18th NV. Main 2ssA
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THE CECIL. 18th AND L SIS. N.w.-A AND
. three room housekeeping apt. for rent. APP
ply at Cecil. oc7.tf
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WANTED WILL Buy ONE To TWENTY
FIVE lots in any section Of the city and pay
you all cash within a week. If you bust
ness. answer this sd. Box 81, Star ONCE.
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LIST and B SITS. NV, facing Capitol
grounds and on car line. not-water
heat: telephone service In each apart
ment: electric elevator. Two rooms.
bath and kitchenette. SIS per month.
New; nreproof.
ALONZO o. BLISS PROPERTIES,
IS B STREET NV.
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FOR RENT
315 ST. NV. 20 rooms and 2 baths. SI5 90
COS Harvard st. wv, Or. and b., furnace % 80
S31 18th st. me-, Q rooms and bath % 81
42I 10Th st. Sc, Or. and b., furnace. 80. 20 SO
eos 18th st. Sc, Or. and h.. furnace. IL 80
2426 Ga. NV. rooms and water. 1880
FLATS.
S12 18th ST. ne, 5r. and h.. I'd floor. $40 so
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN, 6O4 9Th NV.
Oc30-3t exSu
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See Vur list OF apartments under Lpartments
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3i6 s c AZ e.6r. b. - 20
.o1 Goth nw.1r.h..:5 20
d. III NV. Or. h. 800
sos 10th. CIR. w..Is.a0
1l3i Penn. Or. b..i6 30
1871 Genoa. 6r. b.l5.o0
1929 l. Sc. Or. W. $50
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-21
THE GROsvESoRDALEs.

The grounds of the Tourtellotte Me morial High school are being improved and graded under the superintendency of C. $. Andem, many shrubs and towering plants being planted. On Friday, May IA, Arbor Day, over loo evergreen trees of various kinds were set, very choice, and they add much 10 the beauty of the grounds.
 The Grosvenor- Dale Go. are receiving 2o3 new looms which are being in- stalled and started as rapidly as possi- bie, requiring more hands to operate.
 James F. Smith and party enjoyed a fishing trip to Kings Pond Saturday evening, and had a fine time and a great catch, and had good luck in find ing the landing when ready to return home.
 A large carp was exhibited here Sat urday weighing 20 pounds, caught in West Thompson pond It was beau ty.
 D. $. Elliott and wife attended the Grange fair in Thompson Friday even- ing.
 Corner Stone Lodge, George w. Ba- ker, w. NJ, had work on the F. C. de. gree Friday evening. The lodge is in a fine condition and has plenty of work
 MT. and Mrs. P. P. .Tourtellotte spent a few days with Judge Oscar Tourtell- otte and family last week.
 Everett Commins spent the sabbath with N. D. Rawson.
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-21
STERLING
 RANCH !" Has NO Equal

The Range with Lifting Top Plate for feeding the fire or brohng. Transparent Double Oven Door. you can look through the into the and Patent Lift Hearth n up and held up bya catch instead of swinging out into the
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-21
NoRTa WOODSTOCK

Woodstock Grange cele brated Its 12th anniversary on Tuesday evening The lecturer made few appropriate remarks on the subject then gave the following program:
 "Account of Centenary exercises for Oliver Wendell Holmessn, C. H. Xiii lam.
 "Some results of Grange work in improved conditions, C. k. May. F sRelation of Grange to Public Edu. cationn, C. M. Perrin.
 Reading, 1.-The Honor of the Words Mrs. John 5. May.
 "Agency of Grange in securing legis- lation, C. H. Potter.
 "The attitude of the Grange on Rural Bettermentn, l.. H. HeaIey.
 Henry C. Durham of Middlelown secretary of Patrons Fire Insurance Co.,, inspected the Grange. He was accompanied by Mrs. Durham. While in town they were the guests of Mrs C. H. Potter and Mrs. l.. H. Healey
 Mrs. Flora Herrtck and grandson Joseph, have been spending few days at the Maplewood Farm.
 Mrs. C. w. Potter spent Saturday and Sunday with Eastford friends.
 Misses Mary F. and Sarah A. Pot ter were among the guests at the re ception given MT. and Mrs. Bruce tn defwood in Dudley last Monday even ing.
 Florence Hubbard and Maude Healey were home several days ihe last of the week, and attended the State Normal Convention held in Putnam on Friday A number of teachers from this section also attended. The Neighborhood school was closed part of the week on account of the ill ness of the teacher, Miss Bernice Tur nef.
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-21
Organ Voluntary Music by Male Quartette
WEST eLoUcEsrER.

Arbor Day was iittingly observed al Clarkville School last Friday. The pupils and teacher, Miss Lucy F. Key holds, cleaned the school yard and planted flower beds, and set out two maple trees. At l o'clock they enter tained their friends with a short con- cert and readings and songs. Rosanna Montie of Danielson spent Sunday with her parents.
 Fred c. Reynolds, who is now saving in Plainville, Mass, visited his parents Sunday.
 William Woodhead is reported on the gain.
 Henry Harrington and wife of Day. vile were guests at James E. Reynolds Sunday.
 The Shady Oak school celebrated the l33d anniversary of Rhode Island in- dependence May 4th, with the follow ing exercises, Mrs. J. Maud Collins, teacher:
 Salute to the Flag of Rhode Island,
 School Singing, Hail to Rhode Island, School Responsive Readings, Bible Selections
 Teacher and Pupils Prayer. The Lords Prayer Remarks, The Meaning of the Day,
 Teacher Readings, Rhode Island Gifts,
 Gladys Hopkins Singing, Long Live America, School Reading, Act of Independence, Teacher Recitation, Hope for Little Rhody,
 Ralph Hopkins Recitation, Visions of Rhode Island,
 Gladys Hopkins Singing, America School Reading, Rhode Island,
 Raymond Collins Recitation, Rhode Islands Majestic Men. Clarence Collins Singing, The Battle Cry of Freedom,
 School Reading. Gasnee. George Babbitt Recitation, Justice, Truth and Liberty,
 Raymond Collins Singing, The Star Spangled Banner
 School Reading, Independence Bell,
 Clarence Collins Recitation. Our Freedom is Safe,
 George Babbitt Singing, Salute the Flag, School Salute to the Flag of the Union, School Arbor Day exercises were held at the Tucker District, May !, Miss l.. Ar delie Burrili, teacher. The program V as 0S lOilQW8s Song, The First Green Leaf, School Recitation, What the Oak Leaves Said
 Edward Mignault song, To the Apple Trees,
 Marcia Rothstein, Clarence Roth Recitation, Uses of the Trees,
 Ida Rothstein Song, Rain and Sun, Four Children Recitation, How the raindrops come,
 Alice Roth Song, Little Tulip
 Ethel Roth and Ida Rothstein Recitation, The Maple Tree,
 Fred Mignault Song. Song of the Trees,
 Albert Hickey, Clarence Roth Dialogue, Let's Al Plant Trees Song, Birds Dreams. school Recitation, Tree Planting.
 Cromwell Larkin Solo, The Rumble Bees Party.
 Clarence Roth Dialogue, An Arbor Day Rainbow,
 Seven Children
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-21
POmFkET

The Searchlight Mission Club gave a little entertainment entitled, "The Snow Cap Sistersn, at the Congrega- tional parIors last Friday, which went off well considering 1t was amateur work. The night was rather stormy, but the audience twas good and with the entertainment and the candy table they made about $l4.
 Emma Spencer was taken to the Day Kimbali hospital to be operated upon for appendicitis last week Friday. While it was . bad case the patient is doing well now.
 Dr. Overlook is running . new auto.
 The chapel was dedicated last Sun day and the Bishop came and con- firmed class at the church Saturday evening and again at the chapel Sun day morning. A great many people came to attend the exercises and the Ben-Grosvenor was full, about 200 taking dinner there.
 Miss l.. C. Hoppin was in town for a day last week
 Admiral Goodrich and daughters have arrived st their home here and will spend the summer-
 Miss Eiinor Mathewson has good many Doarders already, and will soon have her house fuIi-
 The Ladies Benevolent society met with Mrs Chas. Danieison this week.
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-21
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs N. T. White spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Worcester.
 Mrs. HIM. Clifford visited her daugh- ter, Mrs. Clifford Jordan, in Webster several days last week.
 Bernice Turner was obliged to close her school this week, being afflicted with ivy poison due to a May basket frolic last Friday evening
 Miss ldaria Chandler is visiting her brother, Herman Chandler and wife in Worcester.
 A. B. Bemis has been critically i'll The past week. His daughter Edith; of Greenfield, is caring for him.
 Mrs. Gray and infant daughter of New York, are visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Francis Yetter.
 Mrs. William May and sons. George and William. of Newton, spent the week end at Nathaniel Child's.
 Undertaken l.. F.. Smith of Putnam was in town Tuesday experimenting the removal of the remains Of the late John Kennedy, Mrs Kennedy, and Hattie Kennedy, to the Grove street cemetery, Putnam. Mrs. Kennedy died 26 years ago
 Edward Smith, missionary to China, will give an address in the Congrega- tional church Saturday st 2-jD D. m-, under the auspices of ihe Ladies Aux Hilary. All are cordially invited 10 at tend. gentlemen as well as ladies The annual Thank Offering will be received during the service. Al the close Of the meeting lunch will be served in the parlors. MT. Smith also speaks at Xoodsrock Hill sunday morning, and a union service will be held in the Con ereeational church here Sunday at se D. m- Nr. S,nifh will t< entertained
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-21
WOODSTOCK

Miss Mabel Whitaker from Thomp. son spent Sunday with Miss Louise Lindeman.
 Miss Sarah Lyon is visiting Mrs. J NJ Paine.
 The school children in District No. are to give an entertainment in Grange hall Friday evening. Let them have a full house.
 Miss Edith Hall was home over Sunday.