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Evening star., 1915-09-30
THE COYWOOD,

.125 l. NV; one Of the best downtown loca-
fions: near beautiful parks: 2-room and bath
bachelor apts.. $40 to 422. 50: 4-room and bath
housekeeping apts.. $32. 50: representative peo-
pie occupy these apfs; excellent elevator and
}anifor service. Apply at bldg. g. GORDON
BAILEY. Agent. 1885 r NV.
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FOR RENT-27 l. ST. NV. ROOMS AND
bath; all modern Improvements; large yard !;
win rent to nice eoored family. Rent, SIS So
THEO. FRlEBuS, 1920 N. Y. ave- NV.
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THE PLYMOUTH, 1928 1lth ct. NV.
soS roou. eSu osts and bath 90 to ssS 90
THE CAROLINA. 7O6 l1th NV.
rar r'1%s en-, snd s1hr eafh ,a,t Gs:n, to sSoso
rooms. kitchenette and bath. -. .923 to t21
AMERICAN REALTY Co. T0a llth st. NV.
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OOLOhED
891 Fla av nw.7r,b32.N so
214 P NV, Sr. b. ...27.6
1927 17th NV. Or, b. ESQ
1927 9th NV, 7r,w.2o.5n
8O7 Sd sw, Or, b. 1880
1895 B ne, 6r. b. . .1s. so
1899 B ne, Or. m. 1880
1924 10th nw.5r,w.1s.4o
1924 f Cap. Or, b. .17.5C
136 H'man sc, ,6r. h17 so
13 Defrees NV. Or, b16.5C
2426 I NV. Or. ". 1880
321 18th Sc, 6r, b. 1850
1851 B ne. Or, b. 1850
339 18th Sc. 6r, b.1s.5O
Z Defrees NV, Or. b. 16. so
2222 1 NV. 6r,w.. 49, 90
10 Q NV, 5r.w....16.W
125 l. NV, 5r. ". 1850
1912 30th NV. .Sr. b. rs. so
200 E sw, Or. rs. so
lanes F. Shea. 6
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DWELLINGS
At 9Th nw.14r,b$46.OO
S13 L NV. Sr, b. 40. so
1928 " NV. Tor, b.
h.-w. b.. $3.50
1929 p nv. 7r, b. 80. so
s12 F NV. sr, b. ..2S. 50
1445 W NV, Sr, b. .S.1
915 N J avnw ,8r. .b25. so
l447 W NV, -Sr, b. .25. 80
DWELLINGS
COG f Cap, 1Or. b. 1850
121 7th ne, 6r. b. 80
sos n ne. 6r. b. .0.0
1712 Line rdne. .6.b1S 50
DWELLINGS
706 7th Sc. Or, b, HIVES. 50
2 d Sc, 6r. b, hw. %. SO
1T 18th Sc, 6r. h. % 80
421 18th Sc. 6r.b. 1850
637 A Sc, Or. W. 1850
DWELLINGS
2o5 18th sw. 7r.b. $3.50
216 Limb pl sw, 8. .b22. so
634 ! sw. Or, b.. 20. so
622 l sw. 6r.b. 20. so
1905 G sw. Or, b. 1880
322 NJ sw, 6r, b. ..1S. 80
1854 AZ sw. Or. b. 1880
491 q sw. 7r,w...18.5 so
31s 14th sw. 6r, so
1901 ~ sw, Sr, b. 1880
457 r sw. 6r, ...1b. 10
l206A W'ter sw,4,b15. 90
TWO-FAMI
S12 18th ne, Orb. .2l. 90
BUSINESS
634 Pa av NV. .250. 90
4S2 Pa av NV. .1N. .0U
614 La av NV, ,sto. 1000
1893 L NV .......&.O 90
200 G ne. st&dw.@.W
1853 g sc. st&dw. .5. 80
1924 E NV, ,st&dw35.OO
932 NJ sw, st&dw 80. so
2O1 Mass av NV,
af and dw Sf1 m
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FOR RENT
81, 400. .2401 Mass NV. Or
$125. 1886 Pa av nv.
store & DWELLING
S112.5O.351T 18th NV, 1877
800. 1909 oath NV. 12r
$1GO.1S1S B'm't NV. .12r
$775.4T2 Pa av NV, store
sos. .1729 @ NV. Tor
$50. 1927 18th NV, 11r
$50. .631 D nv, 1Gr
$55. .25O3 C'mp'n nv, 81
3021 Macomb, sr
$50. so. .2512 Ont rd. III
5000. 1897 Cal av NV. l0l
$50. .923 G NV, II
$50. 1856 18th NV. 12r
so. .S19 18th NV. 2h. p
$3.50. 1884 11th NV, 10r
$45, .3173 18th NV. 10r
S42.5a. 1909 Riggs NV Or
si1 OF. s23 10th NV. Or
$40. Is. .a13 r NV. 11r
$4O.50.1111 17th NV. o.
$40. 80. 1923 Euclid NV, 81
S35. 10. .932 Pa av. 8
$35. GO. 537 2lst nv, 10-
S2l SO 1203 g NV Tor
$33. 80. 1925 l1th NV. Or
S35. 80. .1717 L NV. Sr
s35. .5O.1749 18th NV. Or
1880 1870 W NV. pr
&35. so. 1872 X NV. 12r
S35. 1311R Cor NV. 12r
$35.1727 Pa av NV. IT
$35. 80. 1903 8 NV, l0r
s2I. 30. 1922 rorroran. g
&30.O. 1910 o NV, ST.
$40 20. 1921 5th NV. 81
son. m. .1in1M 18th nv 5r
$3.50. 932 Varnum NV, I
sos 70 1-2S =rh NV. -
$2s. 1920 Kingman NV :
$27.50. 1909 NJ av nw.7I
$27 SO. 1927 Ga av NV Or
SIG. so. IRIS V nv. =
$26. 1924 18th NV. ST.
S25 so. .4013 9th NV. Or
S25. 40. 1920 9th NV. Ig
S23. so. 1924 29tb NV. s.
APART
SEQ. The Kedrick, n
so. The Kcdrick. T.
$35 .Fontanet Courts, 81
S26. 80. The Earl'gton. 3,
GAR
s25. so. .............
For complete list Of pr
weekly
SwARTZELL. RIFE
-p- lTxt
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A SUBURB OF ARTISTIC HOMES.
LIVINGSTONE HEIGHTS.
Adjoins Washington Country Club.
For Ssle-Modern l4-room house: beautiful
shade. lawn and acres Of ground: hot-wates
heat. electric lights and every modern
venience The distance from Washing,
ton as Rriehtwocd. hnt different in environ
ment. We huild to suit and sell easy terms.
Evening star., 1915-09-30

1872 11th sw w,S.b. INV. $50
22S 11th sw, Sr, b.26.0G
1901 4 Iavnw,6r. BIS. so
500 ID Sc. Or. b. .23. 80
5l2 l1th sw. Sr, b. .21. 90
S2 F sw, Or. 1880
SOC 10th sw, 6r, b. so
COLO
472 Ridge nv, ,5r. b$20.:O
346 Me av sw Or. blS.n
1928 \ J av NV, ,6r17 90
r. HARRISO
Phone Main 1855.
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FOR RENT
THos. J. FISHER Il CO.. INC.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
rNFURNISHED
Evening star., 1915-09-30

!, $23. so. 1925 n Cap. Or
s23. 80. .S21 21st NV. 6r
$23. ...424 Shep NV. 6r
s22. 80. MS 1lth NV. 6r
500. so. ...716 F sw, Sr
s22.50. .1704 V NV, Or
$50. 18th & Irv ne. sr
$22. 5O.1726 Seat'n NV. Or
500. 1853 Swami NV. 7r
S21.. .512 "a NV, Or
$50. 20. 464 Wash NV. Gr
$50. 50. 1870 Kal rd NV Or
500. so. :. .616 c ne. Or
$50. .835 r I av NV, Or
$40. 400 9Th NV. Office. 2r
$3.50. .361s 11th NV. 5r
1S.50.33 Defrees NV ,8r
$3.50. :. 40 r NV. Or
| $3.50. 1925 11th ne. 6r
SIS. 800 K Sc, 7r
S1T. .1105 K NV. Or
1850. .3ll 4th ne. Or
$3.50 41s n ] av NV .6r
SIC. An. 2521 9th NV. 5r
SIS 50.2122 Fla av NV, Ar
S15.J0.7121a 18th ne. Ar
S15. 30. 17O6 S'ton NV .6r
s15. 40. .tR Defrees NV .6r
s15.40. 222S Cle'd nv, Or
SIS. .s14 r NV, 2r
s15. .2637 I NV. 5r
sl4.5O. .520lA VI ne. 4r
si4.5O. 1920 Clev av NV, g
SI4.4O. 1908 " NV, Or
s,4. 25"o 9th NV. sr
| $13. 40. .2s30 9Th NV, Br
St2.75.252O Mott nw.5r
! tl2.sO. .2s2O sth NV. Ar
| s12.@. Dis Q NV. 5r
~? 10. .s21 sth SO. 5r
/, $3.50. .1247 3Oth NV, 5r
/ SIP. .3O5 G sw. 5r
50. .5Oi 22d NV. Ar
$l1.......1127 ] Sc. 5r
$40. D.14 FentOn ne. Or
i 5000. .517 sth Sc. 5r
5000. .435 10th sw. sr
ca 50.917 Golden sw. Ar
IS. .13671a L Sc. 5r
MENTS.
| s25. The Kedrick. 1r
s22. 20. The Cavendish. Or
$3.50. The Kedrick, 1r
! 500. The Terrace. 3r
AGES.
.........1449 Col. court
for rent send for
bulletin.
EN- & HENSEY CO.,
st. NV.
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1912 18th NV, Or, HoT-wATER HEAT. $50. 90
IT'S 18th st. NV. Or, all mod. imps S5 So
171S Oregon ave. NV, Or, all mod. imps % 80
2o07 2nd NV, Or. all mod. imps q. 50
1341 Kearney ne, Or, all mod. imps,;; @ @290G
l42s Corcoran NV Pr ami. coored. 35 90
1854 NV. 7r., all mod. imps.. colored. p. 90
446 6h st. s.w.. 5r., water, colored. ...... Y 00
4S0ls l. st sw Or water .......... 10. 50
A. T. HOFFMAN, 1920 n. Y. ave. NJ. 53i6
NO. IA GRANT PLACE.
IL rooms; two baths; hot-water heat; elec-
tric lights; beautifully mOdernized; on that
little gem Of a downtown residence street.
Please call.
Evening star., 1915-09-30

| 925Ia + sw. 6r, $1,000
1928 Union sw. .8r, b12.50
1861 c sw, or. -. .12.50
94l Mdavsw. .4r.apt10.50
52i 11th sw, Ar. .10.O
326 n Sc, Or. ..-... $50
4th L. n Sc, Ar. $50
RED.
46S L sw. Ar. $1,000
800 Golden sw. .4r...9. so
! .}55 Van sw, Ar. u. 90
n JOHNSON,
Evening star., 1915-09-30
THE EVENING STAR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80 1915
FOR RENr-HoUsEs.
FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. NV.

NORTHWEST.
( 49, Lamont NV, 6r.
b, hwh .3.W
522 22d nv, 6r.b. %. 80
1917 1st NV, Or. .b.2.50
1927 1st nv. 6r, b. ~ so
! 1345 LIST NV, Or. b. ..21 so
1901 G NV. 5r, b. 1850
2615 P NV, 7r,w.14.0
NORTHEAST.
1881 Neal ne. 4r, bis. 50
So Myrtle ne. Or, b. Is. so
1874 7th ne, 5r, w.14.o0
SOUTHEAST.
1909 33d Sc, 6r, b. .17.@
9O8 7th Sc, 6r. r....l5.0
7O1 I sc, 5r,b. 90
1903 A sc, Or. ". 1850
142 n Sc. Or, ". 1850
SOUTHWEST.
All l sw. Or. .b....14.@
47s H sw, 7r, ...l4.50
GIL d sw, 5r, w...I3.50
466 K sw, 5r,w...12.0
3O7 McL'n sw ,8r, WIZ 90
1909 s Cap, 6r.w.ll.@
1916 Union sw, Or. bio. I5
1899 AZ sw, Or. ". 1850
1921 Va av sw.5.w10.50
1912 Union sw.4.w1O.O
1898 Union sw ,5r.w.9.0
1906 AZ sw,6r.w. 100
LY FLATS.
$40 Norris ne, Or, b. 1850
PROPERTY.
lO3 d ne, et&dw. 30. 90
808 ~ sw, store. %. 90
1870 Pa se.st&dw. 20. 90
701 l Sc. sto&cel. 20. 90
1901 ~ sw,sto&2r1S. 90
$40 ~ sw, store. 1900
65 G sw, st & DIV .15. 90
1908 G NV, store. Is. 90
1904 Water sw .sto12.50
a2s Sd nw,st&dw %. 50
TENANTS.
1906 L NV, 5r,w. 1880
1908 L NV. 6r, ". rs. 40
3O5 Cd sw, 6r.w. 1900
1923 Kin'nnw ,5r. wis. 90
s14 Sd sw. Or, w..14.@
POI Warn ne, e,7r.w13.50
rs N Sc, 6r,w.....12.50
1417 Mass avse,4.b12.O0
1116 N ] av se,6. .w11.5O
2429 F NV, ,w.11.0
1921 Sd sw, 5r,w.11.0
1917 N ] av Sc, e,5,w10.5O
1882 N ] av se,4.w10.0
1417 Mass vse.4.b10.O0
1918 LIST sw. 5r,w. $50
151 n Sc, 6r, w....S.00
Ill G Sc. Or, w....S.M
1928 18th ne. 4r.w. .7.o0
1115 18th ne, 6r, 90
21Li n NV, Ar. ". $40
1925 Half sw. 5r.w. $50
A NJ WI
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FOR RENT-D.D.THOM
1923 9th nw,9r. .$O.3
1922 ii ne. $40. DIV .30.0
1908 John av, Or. b. $500
50 II nw.9r.b. .8.5 so
7O7 7th ne. 6r, b. .23.30
1913 II ne, 8r. b. .H. 80
202Ih 7tt sw.5r. b. 1S. 80
$50 10th Sc. Ar. 1850
Evening star., 1915-09-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE tCoutinued,.
THE PINES

THE PINES
A Gentleman's Country Estate.
II rooms and baths. beautiful porches: rot
water heat; electric lights: fine orchards
garage and outbuildincs; ground suitahle fa
subdivdng or truck gardening: within 20 min.
utes' anto ride 10 Center market aud 10 min.
utes' walk 10 the Hyattsyile car line: locste(
east OF Takoma Park and north OF Uyattsville
VIII consider a nice house in Mt. Pleasant
Apply BEN SCHWARTZ,
o2o F St. NV.
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12
Home Town

Home Town is around the bend the road to Yester-
day. 1t is mellowed by memories and painted with sun
shine. Among the inhabitants the fat bow called
Skinny pigtaed sweethearts who up their noses
and away the preacher who asks after the health of
every member of the family by name the school teacher
the gang, and grandma and the dog Roses bloom there
gardens behind the fence pangs along the street Folk
walk lesurey and speak to each other in passing The
church bells of Sunday call youth and innocence
to and sit in square pew with door to it and eat
peppermint drops and doze and sleep on the edge of
starched collar. 1t has deepo to which 90 small bows
watch the trains roll grandy snort and pass on
1t is usually there although there are clustering
days when the slieghbells anglechink chnk! chink
and the seghs pass with incredible swiftness the small
boys standing the extended in the rear and
ing off to glory The for doughnuts and marbles
and pumpkin pie and kites and Christmas cookies and hoop
rolling and Halloween and Valentine day and rasin bread
and shiny religiously observed
Yes, Home Town is around the bend on the road to
Yesterday. It is we'll and favoraby known to most of
those who live in cities and departments Home town is
wonderful heartache. -Kansas City Star
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12

The effect of the illegal British blockade of neutral
ports has been indirect in this portion of the United
States that there not the interest manifested here in the
controversy which this country has with England that
there the controversy with Germany where the
lives of American citizens involved Yet the whole
country supports the administration in the demand which is
made for the cessation of the illegal blockade and for the
unfolding of neutral rights The first and rule
of blockade recognized by international law is that it
must be effective But England maintain effec
tive blockade against Germany for reasons first be-
the submarine makes the work of patrollng the
German coasts too dangerous and Germany
is connected by land with neutral ports England is there
fore attempting to blockade Germany thru these neutral
ports and has nterfered with regular neutral
that the United States Objects We also object the
methods employed by British commanders in taking
pected vessels into port for examination thus causing much
delay and loss. The argument made by Secretary
sing is able and it is expected that England will
send favorable to the American note
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12
Litararv Club

The Morris Literary Club met at
the home of Mrs. P. E. Miller on
November 9Th.
The president, Miss Hathorn, called
the meeting to order and the business
session was carried out. Fourteen re-
sponded to roll call with a few special
items for current events-Mrs. A. A.
Stone, Woman's Suffrage of New
Jersey. Mrs. Light, The New Can
adam Railroad. Mrs. Putnam's arti-
Gle on Henri Fable, was read by Mrs.
Burpee. Mrs. Cooley, The Arrow
rock Dam in Boise, Idaho. Miss
Wilder presided as leader and the fol-
lowing program was given:
Statesmen of France
Gambetta- Miss Hathorn.
Rosseau-Mrs. Walker.
Paper, French Contribution ard
Applied Science-Miss Wilder.
Reading, "The French Duel, - from
Mark Twain by Mrs. Miller.
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12

+ Men who voted at the county option election in
Minneapolis had to refer to slips of paper for their
and places of residence according to the report
of the grand jury Many other violations of the election
laws charged but the grand jury returned ndct
ments because Of the lack of corroborave evidence
crime against the purity of the ballot is the unpardon-
able crime in democracy. 1t is pity that the man
responsible for the saturnala of ena voting which took
place in Minneapolis Oct cannot be brought to JUS
tice.
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12
We are asked to correct the impression which

We are asked to correct the impression which might
be gained from article printed this page last week
the authority of Farm, Stock that the Corn
and Alfalfa Show at Ortonve faced deficit. The sub
scrpton fund raised by Oronvlle citizens
receipts amounted to enough to pay every bill in full and
no extra necessary The main point made
by Farm, Stock and Home was, however, correct. The
Corn Show grand thing for this section of the state
but is costing too much money and the burden the
town where it is held is apt to become heavy to
prohibtve. Let the shows continue but let them
be held without the vaudeville and others
large prizes should also be disposed Of ribbon the
winner of the highest honor in West Central Minnesota
should be honor enough without prize money attached
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12

There is too little coordination the various public
activities and altogether too much lost motion in main
tanning separate organizations for public betterment 1t
is impossible to partcuarze without giving
local application and is the local application that
want to make yet very good people would be very
much offended if told that their little pet scheme was
fifth wheel to the of progress and others would be
very much offended if told that of the four wheels
were not doing their proper work. AS matter of
nearly public activity could be related up the
school, the church the municipal government yet the
school which denies it's privileges to persons of
years or is not the center of younger life both during
after school hours is not doing it's work. The churches
not only divided among themselves but waste their
efforts in extraneous matters and the municipal
ment usually bolstered by the commercial club
voters leagues and similar civic organizations Greater
coordination would make for less friction and
gress.
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12
THE WAR JUST BEGUN

1t is not the policy of this paper to comment the
developments of the world except the interests of
the United States involved, but the conflict has
reached stage that would be interesting if
not so terrible.
After year and three months of the most terrible
history may be said that the has only begun
The fighting the borderlne and Germany and
the fighting the borderine Of Russia Germany
reached deadlock, and the enemy armies will watch
another there while the real conflict RACES the
kans, Turkey and other points of the near East.
The possession of the East has always been the
key to the possession of world empire and always will
Here the trade routes of the world the Medter
the Bosphors, the Suez canathe routes
tween the East, and the West time immemoria
China and India and Persia traded with Europe on the
eastern shore of the Mediterranean all the land route
converging there. Of late years Germany has built
railroad along the ancient the Persian Gulf and
India, while England commended the thru the
Suez Canal.
Should England lose control of routes thru the
Suez Canal she would be cut off from India and Australia
and her day of world empire would draw it's close
Should Germany consolidate the German, Austrian
Balkan and Turkish lands into then her star of world
empire would rise.
AS Indicative of the fact that here in the Near East
is the real issue of the war; and that here it
fought out, note these facts:
Almost the first move that England made in the war
with Turkey to send expeditionary force up the
valley of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers This was to
control the land trade route
About the first thing that Turkey (acting with Ger
many did to send force the Suez Canal. This
to gain control of the water route.
England sacrificed ships and men at the DardaneIles
out of all proportion to her desire to help Russia Ser
many throwing into the Balkans force out of all pro-
portion to the necessity of crushing little Serbia.
Any peace terms proposed by Germany that bore the
marks of coming from responsible contemplated
the return of conquered French territory and the setting
up of conquered Russian territory Polish
kingdom, indicating that Germany wants nothing of
France and Russia except to dominate Them Having
establishing these two borders she will throw her
strength into the Balkans and Turkey for the double
pose of gaining complete control of the land the
East and of cutting the route the Suez Canal by
re-establishing Turkey in Egypt.
England will waste trying to drive the
Germans out of France and Belgium but sending Earl
Kitchener her ables military genius to the East and
will pour in there to halt the German drive The
English empire is fighting for its fe the German empire
for its BIRTH Who wins in the East wins the war.
With this great issue yet to be settled, the is
just begun-but it may be short
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12

Perfect womanhood depends on GOOD
health. Natures rarest gift of figure
and beauty is desired by every girl.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea clears
the complexion, reddens the lips,
brightens the eye. fills out the hollows.
Start tonight. 35c Tea and Tablets.
j. K. Kruger. adv.
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12
There is No Standing Still

When is satisfied with his standing in life and
starts in to take easy he begins to 90 back It is the
with town. Just the minute town thinks that Il
good enough and that are needed
it is the backward trail that leads to oblivion There
is such thing standing still You are either going
ahead or slipping Winnebago CITY ENTERPRISE
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12

The problem before the American people at the next
national election will be how repudate Wilson's hand
ling of the tariff and other domestic problems while voic-
ing their approval of his in keeping this country
of the world and still maintaining neutral rights
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12

Before the war, Germany, with Ga, 903, 245 nhabt-
ants, owed 81 1895 O0O OO0 or $72 per CAPITA Italy,
with 80, ATS 273 people owed $2 $685. 749 900, $50
per capita Great Britain with 45 TAI people owed
So, 527 27O OO0 SIT per capita. France, with 80,
961, 945 inhabitants owed Sc COZ OOO $3.50 per
capita, and Russia with 16O 952, 90 people, owed $4
COZ 900 OO0 $28 per capita Fourteen months of war
has, according to official Statistics doubled the debt of
Great Britain and it is safe assume has added Is per
that of the other nations, that Britain
would 1854 per capita; France $3.50; Russia,
$50; Germany, $3.50; Austria, $780, and Italy, whose
entrance into the recent about $780, The
rghfuness of these figures will be better comprehended
by comparing them with those of the nations of the
hemisphere. The national debt of the United States
is about $40 per capita. Of the Latin American
tions, Chile owes $40 per capita; Brazil, 1872; Hon
duras, $24; Nicaragua, ST. Mexico SIG; Venezuela,
$12; Ecuador, $14; Argentina, 500; Guatemala, $40
Panama and Paraguay each So; Peru and Bolivia, each
&c. Costa RIGA, 81, and Columbia, less than &c. Is il
not probable that millions of the impoverished and
people of Europe especially of the younger genera
tion, will if they get together the of passage
to the New World seek it's shores-Stillwater Gazette
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12

While other candidates will bid for Minnesota's fav-
the chances that this state the for the
Republican nomination for president will be between Root
and Cummins, with the odds in favor of Cummins.
Morris tribune., 1915-11-12

Local notices, five cents per line.
Card of Thanks, twenty-five cents.
Lodge resolutions. $1.OO
LEGAL notices at legal rates.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-29
ToIfand County
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Top Dressing for Observation-Disclosures
Gift TO Mise Pcbuda.

Paul Benson was one Of a large class
to take the Shrinere' degree In Hart
ford last week.
The section of trunk line between
South Wilmington and West Wilmington
has just received q new top dressing of
tar and gravel. under the supervision
of F. Wayland Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Denman are at
Eastern Point for q few weeks.
Mrs. Norman B. Grigs spent a few
days of last week with friends in
Springfield. Mass.
Presented Clock.
Miss Alice PobUda, who is to be mar
ried next month was presented a
handsome and costly clock by her
friends in the winding room. last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bracket
spent Sunday with friends in Mans
field.
William B. Pike of the Brooklyn
Naval hospital spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. James Service Jr.
These are the days when repairers
Of automobiles are busy.
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Vigorous at 1o1,
BOLTON NOTCH

John earns of Manchester, who owns
a place here, has the underpinning
done for a six-room cottage.
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Woodward,
Mrs. E. A. Shaw, Mrs. Loren Maine
and Mrs. Elmer Hotchkiss were dele
gates to the Sunday school convention
in Andover Monday.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Maine is having an addi-
ton built to his cottage.
W. E. Rice, Mrs. Minnie Howard,
Mrs. E.-A. Shaw and Mrs. Loren Maine
were in Manchester Tuesday to see
The Hypocrite played.
Mrs. T. n. Skinner visited in Wap-
ping. Wednesday, the guest of her
cousin, Will Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Maine of Wilt
mantle were guests Of Loren Maine
Sunday.
Arthur Peck was Hartford visitor
Wednesday.
John Prentice has returned to work
for A. n. Skinner
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walton being made to accommodate

walton being made to accommodate
WOrkingmen.
The community sing was held at the
residence of Edwin A. Kenyon last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. William S. McGonegal, who has
been confined to the house by illness
FOR some time, was able to attend
church Sunday
Early peas are in bloom on the farm
of the HOpkiIton Products company,
under the charge of Harry Hart.
Mrs. E. R. Allen and son, George E.
Allen, were recent visitors in Boston.
Real Estate Sales.
John r. Gould of Mount Vernon, N
Y, has sold the John c. Langworthy
farm to Mr.. Olson of Mount Vernon.
Harvey c. Burdick has sold his house
and lot on Palmer street, Ashaway, to
Mrs. Julius Suprika.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Barber of
Hope Valley were business callers at
the town clerks office Tuesday morn
ing.
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HEBRON

Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Smith were in
Willimantic Wednesday.
Miss NJ. c. Frink visited in Will
mantle Wednesday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Brown of Windham preach
ed in the Congrega church Sun
day. The church has no settled pas
tor.
The minstrel show is to be. repeated
in Gilead.
Vincent Henderson's family have ar
rived at their summer home in this
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Raymond have
been in Woodstock for a few days
E. P. Hanks and son of JERSEY Citv
were calling on friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Lottie Potter of Colchester was
calling on friends here recently.
Mrs. Lee of Columbia has been Wis
itins her brother, James K. Brown,