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FOR SALE-H0uSES.

FOR sALE-NO. 1893 l. ST. NV.
This dwelling. containing q rooms. with -,
$4,000. which is less than the amount formerly
loaned on ii by conservative trust company
for a clubhouse. apartment house or business
purposes. Verv easy payments.
STONE & FAIRFAX. iS42 New York ave.
FOR SALE-NO. 421 9Th ST NV.
4 bargain for one.
A four-story dwelling; lot y. sx93s
An offer Of $4,000 would be considered.
Valuable for business purposes
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
FOR SALE-PRICE. $500.
No. 1919 Monroe st. nv: the hrst street
and cellar One aa Of the attractive features
about this house is the exceptionally large
rooms: thoroughly well eoSsttnstsd; soTfasT IN
that section Of the Heights. IL you wish 10
secure good. solid house for home or invest
ment. you cannot do better than buy this one.
STONE & FAIRFAX. l342 New York ave
FOR SAIE-PRICE. $1,000.
$500 less than the amount once loaned on IT.
on a corner southeast, not far from the Capitol
The owner Of this property. a non resident;
Is very anxious to make q quick sale and might
consider oner OF n little less
Very accommodating terms can be made:
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-1226 LINDEN ST. NE;
A two-story. six-room brick dwelling with a
bath. renting for SIS a month.
Easy payments.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE--NO 1906 NJ ST. NV.
Price, 5000.
A three-story twelve brick dwelling
The price asked Is less than the cost Of the
improvements and $500 less than the sum
once loaned it,
Very easy payments can be made.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-1621 CHURCH ST. NV.
Price. 4.50O.
A ten-roOm brick dwelling and brick stable.
Lot - feet inches by % feet inches.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE.
5000 will buy a lovely 2-story brick on
st. near Sth: 4 rooms on door. Lot
19x100. with stable.
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FOR SALE
BY WIIL.ETT & REINECKE co.
BIG BRICK HOUSE on K ST.-$3. 600
Near business section: 10 rooms and bath;
cost to build. $500; great bargain.
NICE BRICK HOME ON 18th ST. NV
So, 1OO-Near business; rooms and BATH cost
$4,000. Only for sale for one week. Vacant.
Get keys.
VERY NICE HOME ON sT.-$s. 800
rooms and bath; brick; near all car lines.
This ut give-away price. WILL TRADE for
Groom house. Terms. $50 cash. balance same
as rent.
FINE NY AVE. NV HOMES. $50
Press brick. s rooms and bath: facing on two
streets; vacant. This Is a big bargain. Sold
on easy terms; $500 cash. balance $40 per
month.
NEAR Mt. PLEASANT ST. CARS. on
HEIGHTS-$5 SJO-Beautiful new press-brick
home: rooms. reception hall. pantry: parquet
floors. gas and electric fixtures. double back
pOrches; cellar, with hot-water heat laundry
tubs servants toilet; lot 124 IT. deep. Grand
bargain. Other houses like this in the same
row sold for $500.
WILLETT & REINECKE CO.,
1909 II st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-Store. ll3 y Sc Or w. 9 so
6O7 Az sw.6r. b. $S5. so 304 ne. Sr. b. III so
ZIG 9TH sw. 81, so 13i + Sc. 7r b. so
636 Sc, 6r. b. so 10 It'll ne Or b. q SO
1000 Az sw.sto Or so 1919 9Th Or. b. q SO
919 Az sw,sto Or. so 639 ne. Dr. b.. .23. 80
Dos 9Th ne. Orb. so StoS45 NJ sw, 5r .2O.S so
431 9th sw, 11r.b 81. so 356 Eye sw, 6r b. 20 so
ia ne, 5r. b. IS so ia G ne, Ar b. HOO
400 Del sw Sr. BIS. 90 463 Del sw. Sr. b65 90
S131a 18th sw 6r. w. 10 81 462 g 7r.w. 10 so
352 Mel sw ,6r. b16.50 419 II sw 6rw. Ii. so
1874 y sw. Or w. 80 1880 = Cap, 6r.w.. so
494 NJ sw. Or. w..15.50 431 18th Sc. CRIB. ID. so
1923 AZ sw. Or. ". 1022 LIST se Or. Big. IA 81
gas IA. 80 401 . sw. 6r.w.g. IA. 80
92Sl2 ID sw. 6r.w. so 1914 Tin sw, ar. W.. IA so
403 r sc. Or w. 1880 1910 9TH sw ,6r.w l. so
$50 NJ sw. 6r.w. IL 80 90 sc. Ar, b. so
1211 Tn sw. 6r.w II. 50 1913 Half Sc. 6r. 10 So
142 Sc, Or. w. 80 $40 y sw. Or. w.g. Is %
1857 Tn sw, 81, 10.a0, 4S2 NJ sw 6r ". u so
COLORED.
35S E sw. 5r.w. $3.50 209 D sw 6r.w. so
30 L sw. 6r.w.. so 1854 Sd w.6r.w. IA 80
34S Il sw. 6r.w- 30 327 Va sw. Ar. -. IA so
401 Sth sw.5r.w. $50 600 Sd sw. 3r. W. $50
134 18th Sc. 5r.w. so a23 1st sw. 6r,w. 1880
1898 2d sw.4r. sta $50 So c sw 3r. 1880
1871 LIST sw:or,w. $50 922 LIST sw. 4r.w. p 80
c. II. PARKER co. 0nc.). 435 AZ st. s.w.
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ILLS. COS 9Th ST. NV.
FL 1892 N Cap.5r, b21. 80
1925 l. NV, Or. 80. 1870
FL II Fla av. Or. b. 1880
2315 Champ. nw...16. 90
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Thomas Circle: central loca tion: within COM
Portable walking distance Of the departments
bath apartments. Inquire Of superintendent.
FOR LEASE~N THE DRESDEN, ON CON-
necticut and Kalorama avenues: splendid neigh.
$40 and a 12-room and 8 bath apartment at
$225 per month Open for inspection
FOR LEAsE-N THE PHOENIX, 2o7 EAST
Capitol street: near Capitol and Congressional
library: homelike apartment: rooms and bath:
$3.50 per month: good neighborhood
FOR LEASE-MEDIUM SIZED. WELL AR
ranged housekeeping and pon-housekeepine
apartments in those fonr-story nreproof build
ings on the south side Of street between l4th
and 18th sts- NV. Representative on the
premises
FOR LEASE-THE MARLBOROUGH BIS
18th ST. NV: several bachelor and nousekeep-
to sS: central location: near Executive Man.
sion. clubs and uptown departments Apply to
superintendent
FOR LEAsDN THE DARLINGTON. ON
the east side Of 18th St. just above Cniumbia
road: beautiful location: well arranged apart.
month q sna as
bath. $3.50: Mt Pleasant cars pass the door.
FOR LEAS1N THE LoNSDALE. 40 21as
California ave.: high location. overlooking the
city; o seven-room apartment. with two baths,
$50: 6ve-r0om and BATH apartment $50.
FOR LEAsE-N THE CARLISLE COURT.
corner 14th 81. and Columbaa road: entirely new
building: apartments Of three rooms and four
rooms and bath: all improvements: parque'y
noors; At SIS. So $3.50 and $S7 so per month.
Cafe In the building. under the management Of
o. d. Taylor. Inquire Of superintendent on
premises.
FOR I.EAsE-N THE CLARION, 1895 NEW
ton st. NV: three-room and bath apartment
at SIS: four rooms and bath 1t $50. and 0y0
rooms and bath at $S5-
swARTZELL RHErM & HENSEY CO.,
TT 18th st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE
We offer at 5000. FREE AND CLEAR OF
INCUMBRANCE, an attractive suburban place
Of about two acres. improved by practically
new tw0-story, seven-room residence, wired for
electricity. with wide covered front porch entire
width Of house; good sized chicken house: 100
It. well with iron pump; 100 young fruit trees;
a pretty view Of surrounding country from
porch: conveniently located to steam and cleo
trio cars; driving distance OF city. Will take
city house. with without trust II, in ex.
change. or will sell easy terms.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave.
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AUL CO.. 18th & l. NV.
535 18th ne. orb. 1870
1882 h mer ne. 5r. W. 90
COT.OREn TENANTS
1923 s NV. 7r. b. 30. IL
1904 X NV. 9r.w. 30. 90
424 Fla av nw,7.w.25.5O
90 9Th Ut, ST. b. 1880
902S CT " NV. store
& dwe!s'Ig 80. .25. 90
4a2 y NV. st&fiat. 81 o.
2O3 Morgan nw.6.b.22.50
4l9 Oakdale pl NV.
l72$ seaion NV. 5rb3 S. 70
2la X NV. 7r. W. 20.0O
GIG n INV, ar, W. 1850
1S2i 9th NV. Or. 100
226i 9th nw.5r.w.. 1850
2Sn Warren np r.hiS 81
1918 9Th NV, 4r,b. -. 90
80 ~ NV, store. 1000
2cfS Wafer NV. Hr. wl5.U
433 Wash nw.5r.w14.5O
1854 Sth nw.6r.w.. 1850
207 Warren ne.8. wl2.5O
c22l Water nv Or. w12.50
2264 9th NV. Ar, W. .11.50
2l2S NY av nw.a,w10.W
iU N se. ar. ". 1850
4 BIZ st ne. 4r,w. 1000
IS Goat al NV. Ar I0.N
STORES.
225 Pa av NV store75. 90
731 7th NV, except
Burk .........S 800
1920 eth NV, sto, Z, BITS. 90
mi 3th NV. sto. Or, b3o.yN
1929 eth NV. 1850
2202 Ga av. st. Or. b27. 80
il Fla Az NV, store.
#. b. ...........@.3 so
yS III NV. 90
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FOR SALE-WITHIN A FEW BLOCKS
OF THE BUSINESS CENTER,
WEST OF 14th STREET, AND
AT A BARGAIN.
A large, 3-stOry brick. rooms deep:
II rooms in all. baths and i large
2-stOry brick garage on rear of lot:
hot-water heat Price for a quick
sale, $3.50. Easy terms.
A. c. HOUGHTON 4 COMPANY,
635 + ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT-DELIGHTFUL SIX-ROOM AND
bath house; all conveniences. including hot
water heat: excellent location, Columbia Hgts.
Rent, 5000.
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO.,
1908 n. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-CORNER HOUSE Ne; BRICK
SIX rooms; gas: large yard. Rent only $500.
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO.,
1903 n. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-FIvE-ROOM BRICK: DESIRABLE
NV. section; near 18th St; white tenants.
Only ,$13.5O.
CHAS. S. MUIR CO.,
1903 n. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-MOUNT PLEASANT, 316l 18th
St; near Mount Pleasant line and Park
road: beautiful outlook; 10 rooms; only $42 80.
Open Sunday.
L. S. LIPSCoMB. 612 18th st.
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". LINKINS,
ave. NV.
NV, S15 21st. 5r. b.3O.5O
NW.21361a H.5r.b.. 2.5O
NV. 22 Q. or. b. d. 30
NV. 2O2) q. 5r. b.37.50
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV, 2114 II. 15stalls50.0O
STORE.
NV, 9O2 2lst st. $500
OFFICE ROOMS.
NW.91O 10th, I'd fl. $3.50
NV. ] '&Pa av, hall. rs. 90
NV. Wareh'S. 2 eh22.J0
CDIORED TENANTS.
NV. 1922 18th. Tor. b40 60
NW.1023 21st. 6r. b.32.5o
NV. 1872 oath. 7r.b.2O.5O
NV. HOS 2Gth. Or. w20.50
NV, 500 n H av.
fat. Or. b. 1850
ice.
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FOR RENT-BY L. ]. I
824 l ne.9r.b b. 1925
432 l. NV. 7r. b. .T.JO
235 Morgan nw.6. b. $3.50
16Q0H Sd NV, Or, b. $3.50
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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE.

MOVEMENT CURE: STRICTLY SCIENTIFIC:
specially nerves. stomach ladies' gentlemen
treated. A. UNDERSTOOD, NJ, e.. OF
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ALoNzo o. BLESS
PROPRIETOR
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
In perfect order. ready for occupancy. Any
size; any price: any part Of the city. Send
for rent list.
Once, Bliss bldg.
35 b st. NV. Linen. 1880.
Open evenings and Sundays.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

new Groom home in one Of the best sections Of
the heights. Built by one of the most reliable
builders in the city. Modern and up-to-date in
every respect. Hot-water heat. VIII take
good lots in exchange.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 14th ST. NV.
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FOR REN1-BY GEO.
1114 Pa.
NW.1617 21st. Tor. b52.50
NV. 11:3,3 L. 3. b. hwh42.5 30
NW.174O Cor. Or. b.42.50
NV. 49, 21st. 11r. b. 49, ~
NW.2114 HOT. 2b.37.5
NV 1 G. 7r. b. 1910
80 Webster, Or. BIO 20
1915 Ga av, Or. b. .30.a
NV, 2135 /. Or. :. ID 30
1876 c3d. Or. b. .20.50
NW.2425 \. Or. w.16.0o
NV. 1920 l. Or. w.15.5o
SE.322 : sv.6r. b. %. 30
APARTMENTS.
Octavia.
Col and Quarry roads.
3 & 4 rs. so up
NV. 202O G. 5r. BIO 81
W,1711Pa av.5r.b30 SO
Get complete list at ol
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FOR RENT
HOUSES.
STA. O0-146S RI av, 12r, b
SIS. QU-2114 o NV, lar, b
$50. 0-201S II NV. Tor. b
S45.@-2S Grant pl, Tor. b
$40. 50-624 B sw, Or. b
$40. 50-123 10Th ne, Or. b
$50. 5O-1S7O Ing tcr.1O. b
S2S.50-2703 r NV. Sr, b
SOS. 50-606 X NV, Sr, b
$20.50-1019 Fla av ne,
Or, b
SOS. D-951 25th NV, Sr, b
SEQ. 5O-g23 N III Nv, Or, b
j. LEO kOLB, 923
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THE NORTHUMBERLAND.
New Hampshire ave. and v st.
Strictly high-cfass nreproof building: roof
garden: all-night elevator and telephone serv-
Zee; all outside rooms: shower to each apart
ment. servants and bath; laundry:
floor plans furnished on application.
One two-room and hath apartment. 1000
One four-room and bath apartment. 600
One seven room and bath apartment. 1890
Apply on premises. at the Washington Loan
and Trust Company. Cafe.
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1879 Dist. Or, b. SOC
1872 jefferson pl. 5000
1913 NJ. 12r. b. .@.H
1871 X. 11r. b. 1000
- Mich av ne. $3.50
1913 S, ar. b. 80
1917 Mt Olivet ne.16.oO
.N2 18th st. NV. $4,000
III COURT.
apartments now vacant,
h.
14th and Euclid.
ents. 8 rooms and bath
m $40 to $50. q month.
& BROWN.
st. NV.
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THE HOUSE WITH ALL FRONT ROOMS :"
KESESAw APARTMENT HOUSE,
18th. corner Irving st. NV.
few apartments still available. bachelor
and Housekeeping some with bedrooms. some
furnished. F1reproof high-class, elevators,
both car lines. rooms large and sunny, once
service night and day. large cafe on main
floor. with excellent food and service IT low
rates Inspection or phone inquiries welcomed.
Manager resident IN house.
S. II. BRIANT. Manager.
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APARTMENT S ROOMS; BATH. GAS AND
coal range: 1st floor; pantry. yards. etc: mod
improvements: $500. Phone NJ. $3.50
1917 W ST. Owner. 2Ss
THE OWASCO. IL r ST. NE.
and rooms. with bath: large, bright
rooms and large closets steam heat: gas and
electric lights. All in perfect condition.
THE ONONDAGA AND ONEIDA,
147 and 149 st.
and 3 rooms. with bath; modern, clean and
comfortable: steam heat: and electric
lights: deep front lawn and porches in rear.
Just take look at these before you decide.
GEORGE TRUESDELL,
1927 Lincoln ne.
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FLOYD E. DAVIS. 9TH AND e SITS. SW.
947V av sw. Tor b$35 90 1902 sw. 1Or b.3050
800 NV. 7r. b...2S5o 22s 18th sw. Or. b.27.5O
$50 ne. Tor. so 1112 Az sw, Or. BIS M
6O1 n III av. 6r stO2350 120S 9th sw. Or. b.. % 90
527 NJ sw. Or. b...22.50 125 Sth sw. Or b. .2250
704 18th me- Or. b.22.5 80 945 Md av sw Sr b21 30
1915 Md sw. 6r. b21 80 1903 9th sw Or, boo 30
$50 18th ne. Or. b.2O.5O 611 sth sw. 7r. % GO
sol I sw. Or. b. 1850 63 NJ Sc. Or, b. u.s. 80
1923 Sd Sc. 5r, lis so PIP Sc Or b.. 1890
1011 Sd Sc. Or. b. 1850 23ia Va av sw. 6r.17.OO
1924 LIST sw. Or. .14.0O All 10th sw. Or. 80
1897 Union sw. Or. II so 1898 Az sw. Or. ...12.5O
1924 Union sw. 6r. 1910 419 10th sw. 5r. 1920
124S Union sw. 6r. II 40 $40 Md av sw Or. 10 Is
800 18th sw. Or. b.22.bO 40 18th sw 1Or.. p so
TIP D sw. 7r. b. ..26.O 90 4O7 o sw Or. IA. so
947 Md sw. Or. Is. 0Oi r sw. Or. 10 10
701 9Th sw. I'd q. SEQ: 721 7th sw Fl g. 1918
COLORED.
912 F sw. Sr. so TO Odd NV. 5r. IA 80
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FOR RENT
1907 ii NV. oar, oh. $3.50
1924 VT av, 13r. Ali. 100
1915 NJ. 12r. b. 1900
1921 .. 12r. 2b. $500
10Th & Decatur. .Go.Oo
1919 21st. Tor. b. 5000
4 very desirable store. |
STONELEIC
4 few very desirable
from $50 to S165 a mon1
THE OLYMPIA.
Very desirable apartm
to Z rooms and bath. fro
FITCH. FOX
1922
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THE PLYMOUTH. 1926 18th NV.
rooms and bath, mont apt x46OO
1 S%En aca S'i REAITY CO. sSs iith 70 :'
THE KALORAMA, 1916 KALORAMA ROAD
NV; excellent location between the two car
lines: large. roomy apartments Of six rooms,
alcove room. bath and extra toilet: screened
porches: electric light: all outside rooms and
many other advantages. Price reduced to
5000 Der month Building has lately been
thoroughly renovated and put In perfect con-
dition.
THE HAMPTON. l740 18th 1t. NV; modern,
attractive building: all outside rooms: 4 and
rooms and bath: $37. 80: building and apart
ments are all In perfect condition.
location On Capitol Hill; modern. up-todate
building: telephones In all apartments: good
janitor service, and apartments kept in perfect
condition: s rooms and bath: $500.
II. L. RUST. 400 h ct. NV.
THE HOLLAND. 1925 VERNON GU ST. NV
4-ROOM AND TILED BATH APIS, &3u TO
$3.50. NEW BUILDING, ALL APART.
MEZTs n PERFECT ORDER. ONLY A
THE DENVER. 1919 CHAPN ST. NV.
. 8. AND ROOMS AND TILED BATH
APARTMENTS. SIS TO $3.50; WILL REFIN-
ISH AND DECORATE TO SUIT TENANTS;
DAY AND NIGHT ELEVATOR SERVICE.
L. W. GROU---,. lab 81.
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WE OFFER IN EXCHANGE FOR A DETACH-
ed semi-detached house In the District ~
Columbia-not cost ST.. o0o-a hne old
colonial home, miles from the White
House. In Montgomery county. Md. over a
beautiful roadway. The property contains -
acres and is improved 10y II colonial house "t
III rooms and bath. with large porches. Every
room is heated by furnace; large open nre-
place in living room: gas i'm all rooms and
cellar tnfailing water supply: hot and cold
water In Kitchen, bath and one berooIn: also
running water in barn. Sewerage system conn
plered. All under cultivation. Over 100 pear
trees; about 30 or to apilie trees and ofh"r
fruits. Large barn. stable. carriage hose.
chicken and smoke houses. Besides the home
there two tenant houses OF fve and
Of three Farm manager living In
the Groom house. Beautiful drive of 100
yards from entrance to house lined earn
side with large naples. 30 feet high:
rounding the house grove OF 81 mammoth
oaks, chestnut and hickory nut trees furnish
an abundance Of shade.
A. c. HOCGHTON & CO.. 63:L r 81.
WE CAN OFFER FOR LOTS FREE AND
clear of all REMEMBRANCE, either i'm the city ar
suburbs. improved property I'm this city IL
you will call at this office we are prepared 10
offer you at once, without further delay, prop
erty which we are sure VIII Interest yoi, in
exchange.
Remember, a call at our Office will probably
he the means Of your securing exactly what
A c HoTGHToN CO.. sas St
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FOR RENT-FINE NORTHWEcT HOMES
14th mr.. Fla. ave-. Or. and bath. $40 mo-.
Near sheridan Circle. Sr. ana bath ~
L st. mr.. 18th, 1T. and bath. - mo.
Q st. mr.. 11th III. 2b.. cleo. light. 20 mo.
Wash. Hgts.. 13r. and Oh. cleo. light ~
14th, cor. L, lar. 3D., heat 125 mo.
r. l. ave. M. 18th. 1T, 2b.; stable. 115 mo.
X st., cor; 14r. and 2b.. elec. light. 200 mo.
Owners, place houses and apartments wi us.
Best class Of tenants consult this office
J. V. n. & T. b. HUYCK, 1904 ii ST. NV
Established 1867. Loans. Phone Main 132S
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
HALE CLUB NOTES.
Those in Charge at Rooms This Week
Preparing for Annual Meeting.

At the Halle club rooms on Monday
Miss Ida TTachtenberg was in charge
during the afternoon, Miss Annie
O'Connell and Miss Annie Waters in
the evening. The assignments for the
rest Of the week are as follows:
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Tracy r.
Burdick and Mrs. john Bovine. Tues
day evening, Miss Mary E. DeCelles.
Wednesday afternoon, Miss Anna
Schwartz, Miss Bertha Greenberger.
Wednesday evening, Miss Gladys Up
ton, Miss Helen Grove.
Thursday afternoon, Miss Sarah
MacAdan, Miss Mary DeCelles.
Thursday evening. Miss Elizabeth Nc
Cabe, Miss Margaret Roarke.
Friday afternoon, Mics Vera Ward.
Friday evening, Miss Mary Richards.
SATURDAY evening, Miss Mary Ne
Crohan.
For Thursday afternoon there VIII
be an informal social at the club
rooms for all the members who can
come from 8 to s. Members are ex-
pected to bring their sewing, and tea
will be served. The gymnasium class
which was postponed last week viii
lie resrmed this Thursday evening.
The embroidery class will continue
its lessons as usual on Saturday aft
erno0ns, since the supper last week
was given for the opening instead of
the closing Of the class.
For next Monday an important bus
mess meeting is called when a NOM
mating committee will be elected by
ballot from ten candidates named from
the floor. 1t will be the duty of this
committee TO put up two candida ties
for each Office to be voted on at the
annual meeting, which comes April 8.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
BIRTHDAY OF THEIR
NATIONAL PRESIDENT.
w. C. T. U. Celebrates One of It's Red
Letter Days.

After disp jsing Of the ordinary bus
mess of the meeting, the Women's
Christian Temperance union cclebrat-
ed one of the red-letter days Monday
in its meeting In the Bill block, honor
ing the birthday of the national pres
ident, Miss Stevens. Short articles
having special reference to Miss Ste
Vens and the day were read by diff
ferent members Of the union in carry
ing out the programme.
Fer the business meeting, Miss Har-
riet G. Cross, the president, was in
the chair, and after the devotional eK-
erciSes the reports of the secretary
and treasurer were made and accept
cd. Mrs. S. II. Mead reported a good
sum derived from the food sale, and
DR.. Lucille James reported one meet
ing held in Greeneville under the aus
pices of the purity department. and
another to be held next Sunday after
noon at Taftville Congregational
church
The union passed a vote TO send a
letter to Congressman Higgins, let
Ting Lin know of their support of the
Kenyon Shepard bill. which is to pro-
hibit the shipping Of liquor into pro-
hibltion territory.
One recent victory achieved by the
W. c. T U. in the state was reported
in prevailing upon President Mellen
of The Consolidated road to see that
no more beer advertisements on the
trolley transfers in Hartford and 9TH
er cities. 1t was stated that the ar
gument that appealed to President
Mellen was that it was inconsistent
for the road to decline to hire men
who ere addicted to liquor and yet
put before them the invitation 70
drink which was contained in the OBJ
jectioEable advertisements.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
REV. n. J. WYckoFF'S
TOPIC WAS WHILE YOU WAIT.
Shop Talk to Employees Of the Crescent
Fire Arms Company.

Rev. H. J. Wyckof spoke to the EN-
pl0yes of the Crescent Fire Arms COM
p2ny Monday noon on While You
Wait. He said one Of the subtle bats
to draw trade is the sign, seen in shop
windows, to the effect that you will be
served while you wait" This actual
ly oOneeals a trap for waste of time.
The lost quarter Of an hour spent In
waiting while the proprietor worked is
no advantage to yoa OF to him. In
this busy world no man can afford to
get 80 minutes behind his own per-
sona schedule OF possible achievement.
Underlying all the modern methods
of time saving 10 the eternal law Of
economy; that none has the right to
stand idly waiting while others work,
so long as the demand for service so
far exceeds the supply.
We are deluded by the sign because
we forget the priceless value OF time.
The old saying Time is money ought
to be printed in staring letters across
the face Of every sign Offering service
while you wait"
Again we are forgetful of the neces-
sity OF being at home when Opportuni-
ty knocks at the door. for there Is no
record Of opportunity ever having been
discovered inside the house waiting for
the leisurely return Of the owner who
himself has been idly waiting else
where watching others toll.
The chance OF success does not tarry
at the door waiting for the man to
make up his mind to open or not. The
time to think is before opportunity
comes. When It's knock is actually
heard, looking and lcaping, recognition
and acceptance must be simultaneous
Opportunity does not drag a man to
the golden reward Of this life, If the
opportunity be Of material sort, its
escape, while we stand open-mouthed
gazing after 1t as a startled hunter
after his first whirring partridge. will
be a material deficit in our worldly
account. | am more concerned that
the rarer spiritual opportunities which
knock at the door Of human life-the
chance to serve God and marshall
not slip past any of you while you
wait