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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-06
WANTED-Real Estate

WANTED. TO LEASE BUSINESS
hotel in good town or city. Address
Box No. ;, Lexington. Va.
LET US GET YOU A TENANT FOR
your vacant property. Special at
tcnt!on to collection OF rents. WM.
NJ MILLER Il CO. INC. llj North
Eighth street.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. y. CON
NELLY ~ co. Write postal for neccs-
sary blanks
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FOR SALE-Itnrfns.

$50 ACRES. TWENTY EIGHT MILES
from Richmond: sevcnty-nvc acres
cleared; large brick dwelling, COW
cred with slate; only one inilc from
depot, OH G.. & o. X. r.. :e.9,sdary
outbuildings; only $500.
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FIVE ACRES, GOOD sEVEN-ROOM
house, shady grove, large barn, out
buildings. plenty OF fruit. shrubbery
and flowers; running water. fine
trucking land; near two car stops
and three railway stations. Price,
$1,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS
]. KATE. LADIES TAILOR.

ALL NOVELTY AND FANCY SUITS
buy them ready made. Summer
prices on all orders. J. KATE.
Ladies' Tailor. Commercial Building,
2ls North Second
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
TIE TIMES. DIspA11.u
WANT AID. RATES
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. Light BROWN AND WHITE
pointer dog. Reward for return to
JOHN y. SWARTWOUT. phone Madi-
son AGO.
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SITUATION--NI:,Io and Female

THOUSAND GOVERNMENT JOBS
open to men and women; big pay.
Write Immediately for free list
FIR \ y X LIN INSTITUTE. Dept.
i3l-M, Rochester. n. y.
WANTED. 'ON LARGE FARM. ENPE-
rienccd married man whose wife will
do housekeeping for bachelor owner
and one or TWO hands; give refer
enccs. oRAPA%. Irwin. Va.
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FOR S.iLE-Houses.

$4,000 CASH WILL BUY A NICE
home on Park Avenue; six rooms,
bath and pantry; modern convent
cnccs. Address IL i22. care Times
Dispatch. or phone Madison 1855.
FOR SALE. WATER FRONT HOUSES.
with all modern convcniences; over
looking Fort Monroe and Hampton
Roads: good boating, fishing; two
minutes walk TO Buckroe car line
For further particulars. address H.
$. WILSON, p. o. Box 16. Phoebus,
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4
and one Dayton wagon. SIS.
ONE RUBBER-TIRED SURREY, COED
order. cheap.
SEE OUR LARGE STOCK OF GUsI-
ness buggies; also pleasure rigs for
stock of wagons. top and open. for
every purpose. II VIII pay YOU TO
IHIk i GwGr o. our s5GGk before 6Tying
A. " M iP%ffsS SONS. 1871 EAST CARY
street
FOR Sale. GiGAR sToRl; And cos
WATER BUSINESS: I.ocATED on
n5i3AP sTIiEETi EETWEIS FIE,T,d
4o7. CARE TIMES- DIsPATcM.
II. YOU ARE LOOKING FOR WAGONS,
bugEies, Surveys or runabouts. whore
visi, i,rstow su pGS rs T" hern voi,
can find Il large assortment to select
from. Complete stock OF harness and
1f23 East Main street; sjuesroom, IL
10 North Eighteenth Street.
l WILL SELL WHOLE or HALF IN
tercst In my new and up-to-date fer
day: situated in. midst of trucking
y. & W. Halfway and x. y. +, & y.
more capital TO extend territory. Adj
dress FERTILIZER, BIS East Free
mason Street, Norfolk, Va.
SECONDHAND MOTORCYCLES $3250
UP: see the electrically equipped
Indian. TOMPkINs. Broad at Mon.
roe Street.
SASH. DOOR AND BLIND PLANT
complete, in good condition. l. BLU
A MIsfAP Yog SURELY Will HAVE
If your wheel Is not In perfect con
dition. Don't tinker with It yourself
and get into state OF PRECIPITATION
or p pro- Bring YOU beyeis to
shape for you. You sec. that's our
study. our business. our living: and
West Broad Street. Phon, Monroe
2O31.
BICYCLE TIRES. MOST ANY MAKE.
?Sc each. TOMPKINS, Broad at
Monroe street.
CONFECTIONERY STORE FOR SALE
son; busiest spot in tho city; don't
miss this opportunity. i03. care
Times-Dispatch.
MOVING PICTURE SHOW THAT
will be sacrifice. on account of tho
sickness of the owners wife they
nayT r-t to Leave the city; Address L. p;
Bank Of Commerce Building, Norfolk.
Va.
FOR SALE. CHEAP. ALL KINDS OFF
sscc9nd1hand mechanical tools; JEFF
Aatii Street Joseph 5lsner. Pro-
prietor.
FOR SALIG-AutomobiIe
FOR SALE. At SACRIFICE. 1913 FIVE
passenger automobile: excellent con-
dition; $500. p. .. Box 1872. City.
WANTED-Autoinob
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GARDEN TOOLS.

BEFORE BUYING YOUR GARDEN
supplies. see us. we carry the largest
limo In the. city. at reasonable prices:
also complete line OF lawn fnowsrs,
from $3.50 up to $50. EVANS HARD
WARE co. INC, 700 West Broad
Street. Madison 3oSS.
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az PER CENT INVESTMENT: BEST
know: corner house: flats: strictly
modern; West End; choice location;
Sli,5ec; easy. III Alb, care Times
DISPATCH
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FOR SALE a 435-ACRE VIRGINIA
plantation: 400 acres in high state
of cultivation; 81 acres woodland
with spacious new mansion with
All modern coDvenlcnccs. finished In
hardwood. highly polished floors;
grounds beautifully decorated with
large trees. shrubs, etc. Farm build
ings all In good condition. Situated
two miles from large town: only
short ride from Richmond or Wash
ington. This Is = grand opportunity
Write at once. Address T. .. Box
No. n25. Ncwport NcWs Va
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TWO GROCERY WAGONS. $35 EACH.
and one Dayton wagon. SIS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Board

WANTED. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
with board, for summer: West En-
preferred. Boz No. -. CITY.
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK


FOR SALE. AT HEWITT'S STABLE.
COS East Cary Street, ten big horses
and mules. Special attention called
to one pair big horses. weight 3.i00
pounds. age Ave years old: one pair
young mules, age five years. weight
1000 pounds each; one pair Virginia
raised colts, age three years old.
well broke, and also two city broke
driving mares. The above stock is
all just out OF work.
THE BEST SPRING TONIC FOR YOUR
horses AMI all live stock--Pratts AMI
NAL Regulator Satisfaction guaran-
toed or money back.
PONIES FOR SALE. WELSH AND
Shetland Call or write for catalogue.
RIVERSIDE PONY FARM. City adj
dress. All South Laurel street.
THREE GOOD WHITE ORPINGTON
cockercls. cheap. FRANK MONTA-
CUE. 1lo7 East Clay.
TONE UP YOUR HORSES AND ALL
live stock with Pratts Animal Regu-
lator. Improves digestion, purites
the blood. Satisfaction Guaranteed or
money back
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DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING.
KNOWN AS No. 1929 WEST GRACE
STREET.
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YOUR OLD FURNITURE CAN RE Elk
changed for new on easy payments.
COBB FURNITURE co, 1900 East
Main
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FOR SALE


ONE HIGH GRADE RUBB FIR TIRED
runabout.' good as new, 800.
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w. A. DAVIS. care w r, Harris, Oil
East Main Street. Richmond. Va
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SUMMER BOARDING

OCEAN VIEW. vA.-WHITE CAPS
Cottage, now open for the season
located on the water front and over
looking tho Chesapeake Bay; right
al virginia Bay station and about
tho distance OF one city block from
ainuH"mentS: every convenience: one
OF the best bathing places on the
beach IN front OF cottage: lighthouses
anu shower bath; better equipped
this season than ever before: spe-
cial arrangements for our guests TO
20 nshing directly from cottage with
out extra charges: sea foods and
DINER good things TO eat served in
~" best manner; If you want to
stop on the water front and at ocean
View proper. IL is well to secure
reservhuon In advance; special prices
lor families and parties; MAY and
June rates, $3.50. $3.50 and Sill for.
board and room: JULY. and Angus:
rates. IS. SO and s12.56 children hair
price. For further particulars, write
Mrs J. i. GILLIAN. Box II6, Ocean
View. Va
TIE WANERLEY, TWENTY SECOND
street ana Ocean Avenue, virginia
teach, opens April il FOR the season
1919. For terms address MISS c. v
fOJSH.
THE GREENWOOD HOUSE WILL, RE
open tor summer guests June Is: sit
uated in the heart OF the Biuc Ridge
Mountains of Albemarle County. on
G. * .. Il. r.: this section OF the
state is noted for its beautiful scene
~. mineral watet and its high clc-
walton makes 1t prominent among the
health resorts OF the country For
iu!l parucalrS. apply MRS. NJ. :.
HARRIS. Greenwood Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-06

ONE RuDBER-rIRED SURREY, COED
order. cheap
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/ TWO DESIRABLE SUBURBAN HOMES
and one country home. direct from
owner and ut a bargain. Address III
Az. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-06

LIST YOUR FARM WITH COTTRELL'S
FARM AGENCY, Richmond. Va Pos
tBl Will bring necessary blank
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SITUATION wANTED-sralo

PHYSICIAN DESIRES LOCATION: Eek
perlence both ia hospital and private
practice. Address ID 22G, care Times
Dispatch. @
RELIABLE MARRIED MAN WISHES
position as caretaltcr of country
place near Richmond: good reference.
Address r.. 1920 West Franklin
street. Richmond. Va.
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN WITH
horse and buggy. five hours daily to
spare. any kind of collecting or de-
liver: experienced At both. Madi-
son 359I-J
WANTED. POSITION AS MANIAC Err
OF farm; competent to take any size
farm. stock dairy; references.
either city or county. ii 40S. care
Times Dispatch.
DRUGGIST. RECiISTERED, SEVEN
teen years experience, at present
employed. desires to make change
by June ]: best references. l. 221.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, POSITION BY. YOUNG MAN
with six years experience In drug
store: can give best OF references.
Drawer c. Elkton. Va.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR MACHINIST
dcaires position In Richmond or vi
cinity: experienced on Intcrtype:
speed. 1000; steady and reliable.
Phone or write Monroe 1881. 25lS
West Main Street. City.
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NEW GROVE AVENUE HOME: CAN
be seen dag or night. Madison 1857:
Monroe 2g44-I..
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SEcOND-HA MOTORCYCLES, s32.5O
UP: see the electrically equipped
Indian TOMPklNS. Broad ut Mon
roe Street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
Blanton & Company,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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SHOES! SHOES! SHOES.

eo3 EAST BROAD NEAR CITY HALL,
is tho -.ew homo OF BOWDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE. Good shoes
cheap for tho whole family.
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WANTED FARM HAND. GERMAN.
Swede or Pole; married preferred
boat fare paid. Call Oh j. T.. WEI
MER, l3lairs. Va.
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FOR SALE. LARGE GRAVEL. FARM.
located between two large cities, on
railroad, containing millions OF tons
or gravel. This gravel is in great
demand for general construction pur-
poses. This is a great opportunity
for man with capital Address r.
o. Box No. l2l, fredericksburg, va.
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WANTED. TWO HOUSE PAINTERS:
come ready for work sol Virginia
Avenue, Barton Heights
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FOR SALE, CHEAP. ALL KINDS OF
second hand mechanical tools. JEFF
PERSON LOAN OFFICE. l105 East
Main Street Joseph Elsncr. Pro-
prietOr
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SHOESi SHOES!
FOOT TROUBLES?

TIE RALsToN HEALTH SHOE"
When Ralstons go on. foot troubles
go OFF. GEO. L. SHUMAN sells them,
ShoD
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SPORTING GOODS.

WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF
baseball goods ana fishing tackle in
the city. We can save you time ana
money and give you better goods.
EVANS HARDWAi<E co, INC. 700
West Broad Street. Phone Madison
30S6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-06

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THU
Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia
will be held ut the Office OF the So
clcty on MONDAY. May Is. lgl4, at
o'clock L. NJ.
g. MOiTFETT KING,
Secretary.
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~ B.-Thc nuctioneers can make rea
sonable terms. If desired
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FOR SALE, TEN-ROOM COTTAGE
near Tenth Street. Willoughby Beach
fronting Chesapeake Bay. Splendid
summer home; large enough for
hoardcrs. Easy terms. r. f
HOWELL. 40 Court street, Ports
month ".
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WANTED. 4 GOOD PKESSER APPLY
at once to the NATIONAL DI ENC;
AND CLEANING WORKS. 1905 \
WcHt MINI Street.
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WANTED. TWO COl.oRED BoYS. APP
ply \. WASUMELL GROCERY, l3
South Fourth Street
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MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Baughman Sta
office OF the Company. 1922 West
Broad Street. WEDNESDAY,, May 13,
1914, ut noon.
JAS. S. FRANCIS.
Treasurer.
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WANTED

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH, OLD
gold and silver. T.. C. MEYER JEW
ELRY COMPANY. 81 West Broad
Street
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED:
no canvassing or soliciting required;
good income assured. Address Ma
TIONAL CpOP EEATINE REALTY
60, SIT. Mardcn BuiiG ng, Wash
ingtOn - C.
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FOR RENT OR SALE. TWO BEAU
titul cottages. store and blacksmith
shop. Apply TO w. l.. MASON. Mat
tOaN Va -
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FOR SALII-AutomobiIe

TVTN .S.3I.I1--ifITOIllOO
FOR SALE. At SACRIFICE. 1913 FIVE.
passenger automobile: excellent con
dition; $500. u. y. Fox 1852. City.
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CONTINUED on Tenth Page.)
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$40 WEST GRACE STREET.. NICELY
furnished rooms; board; modern con-
NsnicnCcS
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BOARDING

FIRST CLASS ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
2l6 Shafer Street. four doors south
OF The Chesterfield.
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WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop at 1000 East Clay Street. where
YOU can ret nice, clean room for
soc Meals served In old Virginia
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FOR RENT-Rooms

WANTED. To RENT ON TIE 1900
block. nicely furnished room. with
or without board. X 100. care Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-06

TIE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
lot owners In Hollywood Cemetery
Company will be held in the office OF
the company. Nos. 32i322 American
National Bank building. TUESDAY.
w. s. STREET.
Secretary Treasurer.
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and small dogwood. RICHMOND
lockwood CO, 1924 Hull Street,
South Richmond.
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SASH. DOOR AND BLIND PLANT
complete, in good condition. l. BLU
IlIRiD &c
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FOR RENT. TO COUPLE WITHOUT
Highland Park fiat. bath. electric
nights. water and sink I'm kitchen: on
car line, near school: 81 per month
~ l2p. care Tiucs-Dlspatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-06

FOR SALE, CIGAR STORE AND CON
I'ECrIONERY. DOING FINE SODA
WATER BUSINESS: LOCATED on
AND NINTH: REASON FOR SELL
ING. BAD HEALTH. ADDRESS IL
fOI. CARE, TIM rs DISPA TCu
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LARGE. HEATED SECOND FLOOR
front; room and board for refined
couple or two gentlemen: private
family. references given and re-
quired. 2c3 West Grace street.
MoDERNLY APPOINTED ROOMS,
With board. for permanent or tran
sIent guests. MRS. CHARLES Is.
BOWERS, MRS. CABELL II. eau
THORN. lis East Franklin.
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clerks. Thousa0ds appointments
Ginning. Apply lRANKLiN INsTI-
TUTE. Dep't. l2o-M, Kocheater. \. Y.
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FOR SALE. TWO 2S-FOOT LOTS ON
Hanover Avenue. east OF Robinson
street; under market value. Apply
owner Address II 400, care Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-06

MOVING PICTURE SHOW THAT
paid more than $4,000 not last year
VIII be sacrifice. on account of the
have 10 leave the city. Address l.. r.
MATTHEW'S lo06-l2o1 National
Bank of Commerce Building, Norfolk.
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WANTED. y MAN WITH FULL EN-
pericncc 10 work on farm near Rich
nionu Address O 800, care Times
Dispatch.
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block and half from car line. with
or without board; two gentlemen pre-
ferrcd. Hhnne MMdlson Al2n-I
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
70 get My free booklet. T-IGs. tells
how. Write -to-daY-uow. EARL
HOPKINS. WnshlpEton. y. =.
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DO YOU WANT y LARGER HOUSE IN
a better neighborhood? VIII ex-
chanEc $1,000 equity in excellent
modern West Grace street house
worth $1,000. for smaller house,
farm or vacant lots; no objection to
assuming mortgage Address l. 800
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-06

If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR WAGONS,
buggieS. Surveys or runabOuts. whore
Quality, style and price Is considered,
visit Bristows saleSroom. where you
can find Il large assortment TO select
from. Complete stock OF harness and
harness accessories. -. g. BRTSTOW.
1{23 East Main street; sulesroom, IL
10 North Eighteenth Street.
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NICELY FURNISHED, HEATED
rooms, SOC. day ur. THE ROANOKE.
ia North Eighth
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FOR neutrality-suspicious..

cool. UP-TO- DATE. MODERN FIVE
room lower fiat: on Chmhorazo
boulevard, near park. For informa-
ton apply 404 East Broad.
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HELP WANTED-NInle

WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions.
Several Thousand appointments TO
b." made next few months Full
Information about openings, how TO
prepare. etc, free. Writ. immedi
strly for booklet. - 1874. EARL
HOOK LIS. MnslllnKtnn- u q,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-10
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Jo,,n Mahan of Hartford is visiting friends in town. a weeks visit to Canada
 Edwin Harwood is the guest or rel attyes in Providence.
 Judge and Mrs. Joel H. Reid are spendlng a week at Cape Cod
 Miss Ruby Smith of Monson Is wis., fling Miss Mary E. Smith.
 Miss Marjorie Morse, Miss Louise Crifiths and Miss Nan McCulloch have returned to their studies at Northheld after spending the summer in town
 Michael J. Hassett has been con fined to the house by illness for sew eral days.
 David Mitchell has returned from Scotland, where he spent the sum mer.
 Dimock Glazier of West Stafford has entered Dean academy at Frank lin, Mass.
 Miss Margaret Black of Stafford Hollow has returned to Pemaduid, Me. after spending the summer in town.
 Mark Jackson of Springfield is vis- iting MT and Mrs Timothy Grady.
 Miss Mary Wildey has been visiting friends in Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-10

evening by Rev. Lyman G. Horton. D. D.
 John ". A1cATthur, manager of the Columbia house at Watch Hill, has as- signed to Walter $. Pierce and A. T. L. Ledwidse as trustees for the benefit of his creditors.
 The Westerly fire department was called to service four times from noon to midnight of Tuesday, twice to the Deutch barn in Canal street, to the electrical disturbance in Beach street and automobile blaze in Dixon square.
 There was no material charge dur ing Wednesday in the condition of Mrs Clara Stanton, Mrs. Anne Barnett and Cornelius Farrell. who were in the limousine wrecked Tuesday afternoon at Wequetequock crossing. All were seriously injured, but the injuries sus- tained by Mrs. Stanton are of more dangerous nature.
 Mrs. Mary S. Melville, 59, widow of George H. Melville, who was for many years a partner in the grain business with Clifford ". Campbell in Wester- ly, died Tuesday evening at her home in Grove avenue. Mrs. Melville was born in HydevilIe, town of Stafford, where a sister now resides. She is also survived by daughter Grace, the wife of Albert Boardnan of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-10

Giuseppe Borio, ard Arthur Hand field.
 Today "Wednesday, the schools throughout the town will reopen
 Frank Love spent the holiday at hls home in PaScoag, +. L
 Miss Mary Donnelly, who mas been the guest the past week of Miss Rena s. Smith has returned to her home in New Haven.
 A large limb fell from one or the trees near the Grist Mill. Sunday. Men removed it Tuesday as It was lylns across the road and obstructing the traffic. ing for Montreal, F. e.. where he f2- tends to enter the college Of :. Lau- rant. have returned from New York, where they spent several days.
 Allison B. Ladd and family spent Labor Day at Watch Hill
 Miss Bertha Jones of Baltic attend ed the Charter Oak fair on Labor day
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-10
Local Laconics.

Miss Percy Lewis of West Kingston Is visiting relatives in Westerly. Harry F. Cook of Pittsburgh is wis., iting his sister, Miss Mabel Cook, in Westerly.
 Frank Foley, who has been playing as catcher for the Woonsocket team of the Colonial baseball league. has re- turned to his home in Westerly.
 Miss Edith V Babcostz. for ten years teacher in the sixth9grade of the West Broad street, school, is now teaching i'll the Stamford schools.
 Miss Alice Williams, who was grad uated from Westerly High school six years ago and from the state normal school, is principal of the grammar school in Madeira, Col.
 General Manager. Samuel Anderson of Norwich was in Westerly Wednes- day Investigating the Wequetequock crossing and the Beach street mis- haps.
 Miss Mary A. Monroe and Alwyn Couch, both of Westerly. were married at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-10

 and fourth silver bar homers: J,~ r. Tourtellotte, second silver bar honers; H. B. Bellows, first silver bar shemers. first black bar homers; A. l.. Jensen, first and third yellow homers; J. L Tourtellotte, second and fourth yellow homers. first and second red turbits: H. B. Bellows, first and second black badge tumblers, first red badge tltl1- blers, first blue muffed tunblefs, first silver muffed tumblers; A. l.. Jensen, second silver Inuffed tumbIers, second and third yellow muffed tumblers: H. B. Bellows, first and fourth yellow muffed tumblers, first and second black mufted tumblers, first yellow mottled tumblers, first black rnettled tumblers, first blue s. F. tuurblere, first black s. F. tumblers. first and second yellow s; F. tumbleTs, first and second white $. F. tumb1ers: A. I. Jenseni first A. O. C. nuffed tumblers, first black muffed quaker, first and second black c. L.. tumblers, first W. c. l.. tuInblers. first silver dun mai. tese.
 Rabbits.
 J. L. Tourteliotte, first blue imperial young, first white Polish young, black and white, first Belgian llares; F. J. Toplin, first crate of Belgian.
 Cavles Guinea Pigs.
 J. L. TourteliDtte,z first red, first white, first black. first agouti, first tor toise, first cream, first cream and white, first gbrind1e, first black and white, first Peruvian: H. B. Bellows, first short hair, first Peruvian with young: J. l.. Tourtellotte, first tortoise SOW with young, first black and white SOW with young, first golden agouti sow with young, first red SOW with young; NJ. R. Greene, first Abyssinian guineas.