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Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
Busy Days at Paeker.

breathing man a hypodermie injection This treatment had little or no effect, however and the man passed away just before 1e o'clock
 "it's Too Late NowI"
 Lying on the floor after he collapsed in the hallway, the dying man evil dently realized his condition, for as he heard Attorney Bradford declare that a physician must be summoned he summoned strength enough te gasps "lts too late nowl" the lastNwords that passed his lips.
 Capt John Murray, who had been notified of what had happened soon taken acid. fact that was very promptly discovered by Dr. Perry. and who was present when the man died, immediately started to unravel the mystery of the suicide.
 The officer was not long in ascertain ing that the man had arrived in this city on the car due from Danielson and Dayville at T.55. Conductor Everett Comins, seen later, said that the fel- low boarded the car near the William Sayles place in Elmville. When the car reached DayYille and stopped op- posite Labelle's drug store the man jumped off the car and then inquired how long a stop was to be made. When told that the car was to leave imme- diately he jumped back on again, but HIS dCIAO1 Ut IIldL IlIQ6 IS now Idkcn as indicating an intent to buy his acid there. and that the suicide plan was already fixed in his mind.
 Drank Poison on the Street.
 He had not been in this city long when he bought the acid. This was delivered to him-ten cents worth-in an ounce bottle. Evidently he went out and drank it on the street near Ballard & ClarE's corner, for the empty , hAff 1a la%n fra hA day and identified by Eugene Brosseau, clerk who sold the acid, as the one he had delivered to the man.
 The stranger must have been suffer ing from the first effects of the acid twhen he was seen wandering about the hallway in the Central block
 Meant to Hide Identity.
 That the suicide intended his iden- tity should not be learned is indicated by the fact that there was not thing in his pockets excepting the label that came off the acid bottle and some to- bacco. There was not a clue to tell who he was or where he came from
 Spent Last Dime for carboiic. The man is about feet inches in height and weighs probably i35 pounds. He has dark brown hair and may have been from 30 te 35 years of age. He wore kahki trousers, which were clean. cheap black and white striped outing shirt, a blue fancy weave coat and a dark brown cap. His shoes were black, low cut, and in good condition, and his stockings were black His un- derwear was in good condition and l clean There was no money in tho mans pockets and it is evident that he spent his last dime for the acid with which hs took his life.
 l After the body had been viewed by 1 Dr. S B. Overlook, medical examiner. | it was taken in charge by l.. E. Smith and removed tor his undertaking rooms where it awaits Identification.
 k. When it was found that the man was in a serious condition Attorney Bradford and Mr. Chadwick carried I him to an open window, that hs might have more air. and did everything they ! could think of to relieve him. but all their efforts were in vain.
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 again after an illness of two weeks.
 Special City Meeting.
 Mayor Archibald Macdonald has giv- en notice of a special city meeting on July 27 for the purpose of seeing if the voters will make appropriations of a little less than $900 for setting curbing in various streets.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed in the Putnam postoffice this week: William Uille Dr. H. N. Hin- neur, Alphonse Arseneault, Mrs. Hector LeMaire. Miss Annie B. DriscoH. Miss M. Mary McNair.
 coIdweIl-Harrison.
 Friends here have received an nouncements of the marriage at New inne Harrison, daughter of Mrs. Susan Jane Harrison, of that city. and James Caldwell, testman at the Putnam cen- tral office of the s. N. E. T. company. MT. and Mrs. Caldwell are to make their home here.
 Salem Relief Fund.
 A fund that is growing in a satis- factory way has been started here for the benefit of the Salem fire sufferers. men have contributed Hberally. To this fund will be added the money that is secured from the big benefit con- cert in the Bradley theatre Sunday evening. Plans for this benefit con- cert are nearly completed and it will be one full of interest for all attend ing.
 Putnam had much of the appear ance of a Sunday on Thursday after noon, when many of the stores were closed for the first half holiday of the summer season. A large number of clerks and many erY1nloverS want m to Reseland park. in the town of Wood stock, where a very pleasant afternoon was spent
 End of Suffrage Week Campaign. / This week end marks the conclusion of the campaign in the interest of votes for women that has been waged in ey- cry Windham county town since June Is. The speakers and others engaged in the campaign have worked con- stantly, with great ardor and enthusi- asm and effectiveness, and while it is not probable that a majority of the voters of the county have been con- verted to the equal suffrage cause, it is a certain fact that there have been some converts and that the people aS a whole know more about the cause than they ever did before The suc- cess of the campaign has been marked
 3s Names Secured.
 pr. Irwin F. McCurdy of Lansford. Pa, seemed quite certain Thursday af- ternoon that his plans for series of ChaHtauqua meetings in Putnam dur ing the first week of August would be put through. Of the 50 persons he re- quires to guarantee the holding of> the meetings here, 3S had been secured before o'clock, and Dr. McCurdy had not then seen all of thoSe to whom he had been directed.
 Thursday of next week has been se- lected as the date and Roseland park in Woodstock as the place for holding the annual outing of the Congregation al Bible school Those who attend are to be taken up in autotrucks- The events planned for the day include boating, baseball and tennis Boat races and tub races are also to be added osthe events on the programme. Members Of the A, M E.. Zion mis- sion here are anxious to have church edifice in which to hold services and have plans for raising funds for the construction of such a building.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
PLAINFIELD
Heavy Mails Follow Visit of Fairfield Poiitieians-Monty's Good Deeds- Lecture by Prof. Brundage.

Mir. and Mrs Condef1 Gelucke, former residents of Packer now of New York city, visited Independence day in Plainfield Thirty boarders arrived Sunday for the Jewish summer hotel, Kosenz- sweig, just west of Packer.
 Busy Days at Packer.
 C.. B. Montgomery entertained three auto loads of politicians from Fair field county Sunday. The suspicious sight of more than a dozen well filled mail bags around Mont's house after they had gone looks as if there was
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
OBITUARY.
Marie Dragon.

Marie Dragon. 77, who made her home with her son, Felix Dragon, a painter. died at their home on Frank lin street, Thursday morning. She was a native of Canada, but has been a resident of Danielson for a long time.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Mrs. May Joslin of Vergsson avenue Is visiting relatives in Bay Springs Michigan
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Alton have returned to their home oy Orobando avenue after spending soma time with relatives in East Hampton, Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Mrs. Charles Vance of Bristol, Conn. is visiting Mrs. Orrin M Price of West Town street
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Miss Susan c. Hyde of Washington street spent Thursday with relatives in Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Mrs. Theodore Whining of Yonkers N. r.. is the guest of MrA Philo Hard of Washington street
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Miss May Dowden of Deep River Is the guest of he raunt, Miss Mary Mo Avan of Washington street
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Miss Jessie Matassa of Springfield has returned after spending a few days with her sister. Miss Rose Ma tassa of Washington street.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Mir. and Mrs. Carl Weltfs of Peck,s Corner are spending some time in New York
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

MT. and Mrs. Jonathan Smith of Hartford are visiting Mir. and Mrs Jonathan Smith of Town street
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
PUTNAM

Unknown Man Suicides by Drinking
 Carbolic Acid-Spends Last Dime for the Poison-coldweil- Harrison Mar
 riage-Saien Relief Fund Growing.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Misses Nora and Agatha Murray of Huntington avenue are spending sev- erd weeks with their sister, Mrs. Arr thur Futile in Midd1etown
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Mrs Arthur Futile of Middletown has been the guest of her mother, Mrs Patrick E. Murray, of Huntington avenue
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
NORWICH TOWN

Notes of Outings Near and Fsr-N2-
 cation Visits Chronioisd.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Mrs. William Blanchard. her son, Lester, and daughter Miriam. of Fisk vile, R. l., are guests of Mrs. D. w. Lillibridge, of Plain Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
Special City Meeting.

pr. F. T. Baldwin is able to be out again after an illness of two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Miss Edna stott of Otrobando ave nue, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emil Marx, in New Haven, has returned
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

William Cirves and John Kemp of Concord, N. H-, were in town Wednes- day and called on Albert c. Miner, of Huntington avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Mir. and Mrs R. A Kinney of Town street have returned after spending a week with MT. and Mrs. B. J. Rob bins. of Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Erie Mitchell and son Archibald, of Franklin, spent a day recently with Mir. and Mrs. Frank A Skinner of the Scotland road
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Arz. Charles q Als.ander and sen
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
DANIELSON

Assusts Half Holidays for clerks- Reroutins of Toll Line-Postmaster and Assistant Just Lose Salary In
 crease.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

Special City Meeting.
 Mayor Archibald Macdonald has giv- en notice of a special city meeting on July 27 for the purpose of seeing if the voters will make appropriations of a little less than $9O0 for setting curbing in various streets.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
Mail Unclaimed.

claimed in the Putnam postoffice this week: William Uille, Dr. H. N. Him. neur, Alphonse Arseneault, Mrs. Hector LeMaire, Miss Annie B. DriscoH. Miss M Mary McNair.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

breathing man hypodermfe injection. This treatment had little or no effect, however and the man passed away just before l0 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10

tNONco OF Sa0HS8 NNSdT aU4 &t-W1-
 cation Visits chronioisd.
 MT and Mrs. Carl weltSe of Peck,s Corner are spending some time in New York.
 Mrs. May Joslin of vergsson avenue Is visiting relatives in Bay Springs, Michigan.
 Miss Susan c. Hyde of Washington street spent Thursday with relatives in Hartford
 Mrs. Charles Vance of Bristol, Conn. is visiting Mrs. Orrin M- Price of West Town street
 Mrs. Theodore Whining of Yonkers. N. r., is the guest of MrN Philo Hard of Washington street
 Miss May .Dowden of Deep River Is the guest of he raunt, Miss Mary Mo- Avan of Washington street
 MT. and Mrs. Jonathan Smith of Hartford are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Jonathan Smith of Town street
 Mrs Arthur Futile of Middletown has been the guest of her mother. Mrs. Patrick E. Murray. of Huntington avenue.
 Miss Edna Stott of Otrobando ave nue, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emil Marx, in New Haven, has returned.
 Erie Mitchell and son Archibald, of Franklin. spent a day recently with Mir. and Mrs. Frank A Skinner of the Scotland road
 William Cirves and John Kemp of Concord, N. E., were in town Wednes- day and called on Albert c. Miner, of Huntington avenue. Mir. and Mrs- R. A. Kinney of Town street have returned after spending a week with MT. and Mrs. B. J. Rob bins, of Providence. Mrs. William Blanchard. her son, Lester, and daughter Miriam, of Fisk vile, R. l., are guests of Mrs. D. w. Lillibridge, of Plain HILL Miss Jessie Matassa of Springfisld has returned after spending a few days with her sister, Miss Rose Ma tassa of Washington street. Misses Nora and Agatha Murray of Huntington avenue are spending sev- eraJ weeks with their sister, MrH. Arr thur Futile in Middletown- 1frH Charles n Alexander and sou
Evening star., 1914-04-08

: CO.. 934 n. Y. AVE.
81. L NV, Or, b.. $500
::nI X NV. 6r. h.. %. 30
I04 Quincy NV. .Sr. .b25 So
S02 I'd nv. 6r. b. %. 30
1913 Sth NV. Sr. 2.2. 30
6On Q NV. 7r. h. 20. so
1908 Marin NV. 7r.b2O.5O
2467 Ga av NV. .6r. BIO so
1914 Sth NV Or. ". .IS.5U
1884 Sth NV, Or. u.s. 50
io6 X | NV. 6r, so
40 l. NV, Or, w. 80
2S45 Sher NV. .4r,w.l5.04
50 Myrtle Ne. e.7r,b. 1850
653 18th ne. Or. b. 1900
sl4 Mich he, Or, w. $3.50
312 5th he. 5r. W. Is. 40
ST AND SOUTHWEST.
1924 X Sc. 6r. b. 1870
520 VI Sc. ar. w...12.50
1907 So Cap, Or, W. HOO
AND FLATS.
201 Mass av nw,7, ,b3. 90
315 Il NV, 5r, b. .2l.5O
1916 Wil'rd NV s.. BIO 80
207 r NV. 4r. b. 1870
334 Ga av NV. 4r, b1S.OV
PROPERTY.
12304 Pa sv nv. .2J. 90
less Sth he xst.5r. .b25. .oo
$500 L NV. w....... .2O.OO
3o01 GA av NV. w.heat20.0G
66 Pierce st NV,
store. 5r. b......1S.0
lttii u Monroe ne. 1900
1911. Ith NV. -. Ia. 90
.0fo Ga av NV. .I4.UU
1909 II Ne. store 2r12s3
2itii Ga NV. store 1900
TENANTS.
6ol I'D NV. 5r.w.I6.50
.130 Fla av NV, ,4,wi5.:O
1854 9th NV. 5r. W. 1880
- y NV, II. b. 1850
81 Ky Sc. Or. b. 1880
iS.J 9TH NV. w......15.5O
."19 Water. 6r. Wis on
2ul2 ia av nw,5r. .hf5. 90
..5t Warren ne. ir. r.bi4.5O
I3s \ NV. Jr. w. .14.:O
II: Wash NV .6r, " 1850
t2S Y NV. :,r. w...12.jO
ee31 Va av sw. .5r, w.i2.5u
2o40 Ga ay nv. 81. 1890
2225S 9Th NV. 6r. VIZ 5o
o54 W NV, or, W. IL 80
.1J 2ith NV. 5r. r.w.12.NI
1913 18th NV. .3r, W. .11.5U
22;Ji stil NV. ir. W. 1880
1o.o 30th NV. Or, w. 10 so
21HS y y NV. .4r.w. 10 81
1tc' Morton nw.5 wI0.DO
81 Goat NV, II. W. 1000
21 Mad NV. Ar. W. IL .N0
1871 9th NV. .5r. W. $50
1917 Kramer ne. 3. wa.Hj
1850 Kramer ne. .. w3.UO
Aud cheaper properties.
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FOX RENT
HARRY WARDMAN.
1880 X st. NV. Phone NJ. 4l9l.
RA.lSlIED

1890 X St II. Phone NJ. 4l9l.
uNFI FINISHED HOUSES
20tb, 15r. Shl $3.50. 81 Bryant nv Or.
16r, 3hl $40. 20. 242I 18th NV. lob
is S 54ls ls !ry!ex
s166. IS. 1855 II av. $3.50 1908 Ali'n nv. g
$50 l4 t aS nw w sss 50 i: Nerd 81. b
1925. .ees NJ NV; ;2or 20 SIS 50. 1871 Otis. sr,
sloo % Iowa circle 1lr So so 354s 11th NV 81.
ssS sa ed i $3.50 1871 81 OTIS hs ps st
81. .2310 10Th NV, l1r 2b $50 so 3513 Center 6r b
81 NV l4r 2b 81 so 1881 R IS, ne, sr.b I5
So 1911 n rd nv sr ,h SGT so. 1925 Summit ne.
$50 .l757 P NV. or, .b se7 so 1915 Insleside.sr
$40 l128 @ota nv. ,r:L ST. LII ne. sr, b
500 1.3s 18th NV: 12r, s22 so 724 bart NV 6,b
SO lI52 nv, Tor. b s2:. so. $50 Col I'd. 6r. b
sa2 SO 1903 B,mnt lo2b SIC. 80 7sI Harv'd web
SO cola 10Th NV. 1or b $3.50 pa Bryant NV.
$50 5iss nSilrS s,s.s 72s 10th Sc. s; 81 sis
$45.iO 172O 18th NV, 10 hl SIS 50 . 1923 d sw 6r
sf2. so al1 18th NV lob
50. So, l4th s.h NV I, sa9oo" 100 1881 14th NV sto
IS sssr q NV so 90 SO av ne. store 90
floors NV STORE as nso 90 1877 q i4tn NV 300
.AI, APARTMENTS. HEAT FURNISHED.
AAsonaals l1si st. sF snd bath
lsia Ave Of Presidents. sr and nd n' ~. 800 500
Aysndas AySndss t st ST. ST. ;1 sF and and
Ienon 1879 @ L st. NV; 5r. and b. ......... 5000
1872 and r. and
Ashton, 1895 st. NV, 4r. aud b. 81 50
kSydSs sg1da 1879 49,. St nw sT , and b. 800
14io Meridian St, rooms and bath. ...... 30. so
Ma apsficld. l739 NJ st. NV. sr. and 3D.. 3..5o
Roydon. 1919 st. NV. 1r and b. o.. 80
Ashton. 1896 St NV. 2r and bath. :. 10 50
144o Meridian ST.. room and batt ....... II. so
HARRY WARDMAS.
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FOR RENT-B. +. SAU
DWELLINGS.
400 Chaplin. 2Or. .2bS75.00
11l3 9th nw.11r.b }. IS 30
l20J 9Th NV. 9r. 2b. $3.50
Al Sd NV. Tor. .2b. 40. so
240i 18th NV. .1Or. b. i0.o
414 NJ wv. Or. b. 81 so
1925 Sth nw,11r.b 500
1139 9th nw.l2r. h.:35 ST.
1W Ind av nw,9r. b35. 30
1902 y Cap. Or. h. 80
2:0a Y II av nw.6. b30.J0
3513 Cen'r NV Or. b. $50
1850 9th NV. ?r.b. $3.50
1T29 9th. Or. b. stable30. 80
DWELLINGS.
So. G nc. 6r. b. .2j.aO
1923 D ne. 7r. b. ..222.5u
639 I'd ne. Or. b. b. 20. 80
III 10Th ne. Or. b.1S.50
1906 Md av ne, ,6r. .h1S.JO
DWELLINGS. SOUTHE4
POS Sth sw, Sr, b. .2o.on
929 q sw. 6r. W. .l5.5o
l414 L Sc. Or. b. .12.5o
eli 1st Sc. 1r. b. IA. 40
APARTMENTS
Homo apt. Or. b. -45.W
1929 9th nw,11r,b. $3.50
S13 . NV. 5r.h. s. 80
Sl3 Q NV. 4r. II. .a,3n
Lafayette apt. .5r. .b.2I. SO
1701 Euclid nw.6, 1880
BUSINESS
631 to $50 Mass 1T NV.
per annum 20, 10000
i5l0-12 Tth NV. ..15O.,0
$50 n Y av NV 100 0G
1J1S 9TH NV. 50. 90
1905 9TH. $50. 90
1l04 9th nw..II96. 1870
coil 14th ST, Sr, b..fo-cO
10a 9th NV. .o.t
1850 18th NV =. 1910
aO1 Mass NV. st. h5J na
90 H NV. stn. dw az Fl
CoLORED
1891 Cor nw.11r.',.i,.aO
I:,,og = NV 1r b
l23;4 9th NV. Or, b. 80. %
~ y NV. 6r. b. ...::.S.G0
80 | ny. 'ir. Il. -"
2.2,ai Champ n.6r, b. 10
4ts: Mo av my. l1r. b22'.ao
his IOth NV. .6r. h. $50
lG,S Corn NV. .6r. 80
I1O+ . NV. Sr. h. -. 50
1917 12tiI nw..h.l. b:l 30
IT,. OH NV. sr.b Il ~
l.0l Mad NV. .Sr. II 10. 10
26li h NV. tir. Il. .20.5J
1;," iIar,'d nv, ,Gr. 20. 20
10: Morgan NV. 6. b. 700
1880 4th NV. Ir.w.2D.JO
oil y NV, 6r. W. 1880
io6 !. DIV. 6r. W. ..19.:N
Ill X NV. Ir. W. 90
120 Fla av NV. lst 4.
Sr. " .....- -lS..D
81 X NV. 6r. W. 1850
1o..2 Mar'n NV w,6.w.1S.:1
4I5 n NV. 6r. ". IS. On
500 o NV. 5r. W. iS.fn
iIG..,i2 10th nw.i.wi1.-o
rs : NV. 5r. h. ..17.5D
66 Pierce NV, ,6r. b. 1850
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED 1ContinuedJ

FOR RENr-CHoICE NORTHWEST HOUSES
t4I I t..nw., s rooms bath. furnace. .scs. so
1t41 st. NV. rooms. bath. %. so
a2o LIST ST. NV. rooms. hath. 100
CHOICE NORTHEAST HOUSES.
ia 5th st. ne, 2story brick. 9r.. b. fee. %. 80
1902 ST. ne. rooms bath. ........... O.50
1881 \. c. ave. ne. rooms bath, fur. 20. so
1859 st. ne. rooms. bath. ............ 1880
so5 ST. Sc. rooms, ba tn. -. 1850
12s Hickman Sc. rooms bath. 1900
4e4 st. sw. s rooms. bath 80. ao.5o
472 N st. s.w.. 6 rooms, bath. ......... 1880
1201+a 9Th s.w.. fat. rooms. ........... 1880
4Sa f st. sw.. rooms, water. ....... 1850
s25 I.inworth pl. s.w., 8 rooms, bath. -. 1880
413 I ST. sw 6 rooms bath. h......... 1850
315 Linworth pl sw rooms, water. :. IS 50
ATS II St s.w z rooms, water......... 1880
496 II St sw s rooms water. ........ 13 so
III II st s.w. rooms water. ......... 1900
I341 a. st. sw.. : rooms water. ...... 1880
JAMES F. SHEA. 64S LA AVE NV
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PSON u CO., 1885 FN.W
1926 f ne. o.. b. 20. 80
2419 "a av, Or, b. ..16.;D
40 L l ay nv, Or. wis so
6S6 4th he. t;r. 1850
FOR COLORED.
2422 18th NV. Ar, b, ti16.OO
1543 A Sc, 5r. 900
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

GOS A6N A-11O OSG6.
UNFURNIsHED (ContinuedD
coLoRED TENANTS :, CHEAP RENT: CEN
tral location ;s 8 r. and b, in In good condition;
B. +. SAUL CO.. 934 \. y. ave. NV
FOR DESIRABLE CoLORED TENANT. sPLEN-
did Groom house: bath: in perfect repair: few
blocks of 18th and ne rent only & sl3.5o;
less g.
EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH, $3.50.
COS st. ne: five minutes walk to depot
and gov. print. office. Apply 311 3rd ne.
RENT FROM
SHANNON d LUCHS.
IL: 14th st NV. VI. 23f3.
QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
CORNER HOUSE. COLUMBIA HGHTS.-s'2. -.
One of the most up-to-date houses avail
able. Nine rooms, = atiis and servants toilet ;
ho.-water heat: electric lights: side light
bright. airy porches Don't fail to Investigate
NINE ROOMS. GARAGE-s42..o.
Second highest point in city, close t" 500
acre park. 15o-ft. lot: 4o-ft- front parking;
double back porches: p-todate in every re
spect; awnings. screens, etc Call NJ. 2S4o
and arrange TO inspect.
o5o--NEAR UNION STATION
Ten Doms and bath: all modern improve
ments and in perfect condition. Close to all
cars. walking distance of downtown; all-white
street. 3li 81.
FIRST FLOOR FLAT STA
OVERLOOKING; ENTIRE CITY.
Fivc rooms. bath. modern in every respect.
porch and yards, big cellars al!-whIte section;
close 10 14th 81. line.
AII.-WHITE SECTION-S2I. -.
Pleasant residential street. close TO :: ear
lines: up-to-date house, six rooms and bath;
steam heating system. SEE IT AT ONCE
NEAR 18th AND OTIS sTs.-s.3.5o.
Six rooms and bath: porch; furnace heat,
=. square from 18th cars
TWENTY MINUTES RIDE FROM TREASURY.
NE. section good street; 2-story, bay
window brick: six and bath: just pa
pered and painted throughout; $3.50. Don't
miss it,
SHANNON & LECHS' RENTING SERVICE,
VI. y34:. IL: 14th :; NV NJ 234J
GET OUR FOR RENT IIST-at all Saui-
tary Grocery Stores. or sent on request.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARDS 8. WSCOTT,

FOX REN by EJN Al
1907 =
1101 H. Tor. b. .$65. 90
3107 N,11r,b b.......40.50
2119 N,1or, b. -....40.60
6i5 10Th, Or, 9r,b......36.50
22325 Pa av. orb. 80. IS
174j Oregon, Or, b. $3.50
1888 n II av. Tor, b. $3.50
21S I'd Sc, sr, h. $40
500 b Sc, I0r, b.. 81 30
1411 3Oth. Tor, b. .30.5
:2.J5222 l.. ar. b. :. $3.50
14l2 Goth. h.9r.b ami. u so
3oS C ne. STD. lat. Is. so
1901 II. 7r.b. hwh 25.10
ZIP r, 7r, b. ......25.50
.oii II. Sr. ID. $50
612 2lst. 6r. b. % so
Sa2:3 n. 1r, b. lat. ESQ
241I Pa av.Sr, b. $3.50
231c Eye. OF, b. 20. so
1921 35th. 6r. r.b.....20.6
"S25 Olive, tir. b. .l7.51
2910 NJ. 6r, 3D.. 6. 50
c12 Linworth, ,6r, b. 1850
1924 G sw,Ir.w....15.50
1865 Jeff av. Sr. 15. .L
::31O Eye. 1r. w...14.5o
:.yo2 Eye. 5r. w. 1850
APARTMENTS.
E.lmore. 500 11th NV.
Sd II. 4r, b. heat. .3U.5p
I'd Il. .ir. h. heat. $3.50
lst q. fr. b. heat ..:.5.5o
STORES.
600 10th sw. store. 2
1a;s. 4r. b. each. ~ 20
2045 l.. sto. 3r. .25.W
T44la L. 1r, We. 1880
500 2ad, sto. W. -.la.oo
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FOR RENT-TO cOLORED.
1911 18th ST. 10r. and b.
1918 q St. llr and h.
4J2 o ST.. Rent low.
ANTON HEITMULLER 1907 14h st.
FOR RENT-HOUSEs IN ALL SECTIONS
GET OUR LARGE LIST.
SEE OUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
STAR WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 NEW YORK AVE.
Evening star., 1914-04-08

FOR RENT d. d. THOAl
515 Sd ne. 7r. b. ..$27 so
1926 II ne. .sto&dw. 20. 80
iO31 ID sw. .sto&dwI. so
::;9".3 Ga av. Or. b. Is. so
- Fla av, 6r, b. so
sO2 q ne, Or. b. so
sos Newton pl NV. -. so
Evening star., 1914-04-08
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-oWNER MUST SACRIFICE AT
once a beautiful lot in the D. C.. in Chevy
Chase section: macadamized street. water.
cents a foot less than surrounding ground Y
being offered A big bargain for shrewd
buyer. Address Box So Star ONCE.