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Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-24

from down the line, were in the sugar line, Friday noon.
 Daniel Carey, formerly of Westerly died Thursday in Providence. Miss Alice Maxson, of New Britain is the guest of her brother, James E. Kennedy and family in Newton av- enue. At Bridgeport, last week, Katherine Gilchrist Murphy was granted absolute divorce from Harold l.. Murphy. Both formerly resided in Westerly.
 Dr. Henry, |; John>sn. first neuten- ordered to sail soon witl, the Rhode Island Hospital unit for service abroad.
 Sergeant Chapman, here on recruit ing service for the Westerly company now at Fort Getty, was not very busy signing up recruits Friday. The naval recruiting officer will open up in in Westerly, Tuesday.
 The Rhode Island Anti Tuberculosis association with branch in Westerly, of which Mrs. Edward B. Coy is chair man, held. it's annual meeting in Prov idence, Thursday afternoon. Th--re was re election of the officers.
 There was no civil or criminal busi- ness ready for Judge Williams in the Third District court session at West erlv, Friday. In fact. there is no crirn- inal docket. During the session of
  were continued nisi and four for one week.
 Policeman Donald Ferguson was taken seriously ill with stomach ail- nent, Thursdav. He went to Provi- dence on the o'clock train at night and then to an hospital where he was operated upon at II o'clock. He was reported to be in a critical condition Friday.
 A young chap, resident of Pawca- tuck. recently took a. pair of horses without consent from the owners barn. and worked the horses with a dump cart for two days. The horses were found abandoned off Cegswell street. but the young chap has not been located.
 The Neighborhood Auxiliaries to the Woman's Home Missionary Associa- tion of Massachusetts and Rhode Is- land met Thursday in Providence. Re ports were received from, a'ixiEaries. work of missions and an outline Of the Schautfler Training School for Aliens. in CleveIard. was presented. In- creased effort among the foreign born peoples was urged.
 The automobile owned and operated hv Dr. Henry F. Utter. formerly of Westerly. was in mixup in Provi- dence. with an automobile owned by erated by his chauffeur. Dr. Utter's car was damned against a fence and one wheel was broken. The accident Occurred at Waterman and Prospect streets. No one was injured.
 The Westerly High School now lays claim to the championship in football for Rhode Island and Ea stern Connec- ticut with a record of S02 points against six. only one opposing team scoring and the Warwick and Technical School teams and the Norwich Free Academv team have declined challenges. So it is case of Westerly claiming cham pionslip and no school team with cour- age sufficient to compete for the ti- tie.
 Friday noon a young woman called for sugar in a local grocery store, and. much to her surprise, she was enabled to purchase two pounds. She told Of her good fortune to a friend, and with in half an hour there was a sugar run or at that store. The price was nine and one-half cents pound, two for nineteen, and two pounds to a custom CT. When the crowd Increased, it was one pound to customer for ten cents.
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MOOSIJP

Thursday Club Members Entertained by Faree-Pon,ona Grange Meeting December f-Memoria! Mass Plan ned by K. of c.-Bantist Christmas Concert Committee.
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at the piano, Miss Gladys Clayton MacGown, soprano, and William Moves, violin, accompanied by Miss Ella NJ. Potter of Norwich, rendered a fine programme.
 Mrs. Waldo Oliver is 8 patient at Memorial hospital, New London.
 Entertains Sewing Society. Mrs. Seymour Stoddard entertained the Sewing society of Charity chapter Order of Eastern Star at her home on the New London road, Friday after noon.
 Brevities.
 Frank D. Ward. Jr.. has returned from a visit in New York.
 Leslie Cook has returned to i. his studies in Colby university. Maine, aft CT a visit to his parents. MT. and Mrs N. B. Cook. J. Henry Schaffer is driving a new automobile.
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YANTIC
Local Employees of Adnnore WooIen Company Attend National Meeting ard Bib: Banquet at Woroester-Dr. Charles May Patient at Hospital.

Herman steltzner. Forest Adams and Eugene T. O'Conncr were en1- ployes of the Admore Wooien company who attended the thirty-fifth semi |annual meeting of the National As sociation of Woolen and Worsted Overseers of America at the Hotel Bancroft, Worcester, Mass, Saturday Much business was transacted. Robert Harrington of Dalton, Mass, was elect ed president. A banquet was held at which s350 was subscribed for the NJ. C.. A. War fund.
 Eugene T. O'Connor has returned from week end stay in Huntington with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. O. Connor.
 Private Thomas Murphy of Camp Devens spent Sunday here with his mother, Mrs. M. D. Murphy.
 William Hansen of Fort Wright spent the week end with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Christopher Hansen.
 undersoes Operation.
 Dr. Charles May of Yantic Flats is a patient at the Backus hospital where he underwent an operation last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Kenne and two children Of Canterbury were recent guests of Mfr and Mrs. Elias Socket.
 Returns From New Jersey.
 Miss Cynthia MacLease has returned to her home in Patterson. N. J., after a few weeks stay with relatives in town.
 Mrs. George Schlough of Meriden was a recent guest of her mother, Mrs. M. J. Bogue.
 MT. and Mrs James Morton and guests, Mir. and Mrs. John H. Will jams and Henry Counterman motored to Mystic Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Davis and daughter have returned from a stay in New York
 Miss Venfe Bogue is spending some time in Patterson, N. J., with her aunt, Miss Cynthia MrLease-
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STONINCTON
Federal Government Now Controls Shipyard-Patriotie Rally Monday Evenins-sishop Aeheson to Visit Calvary Parish.

The cheering report came to the borough Friday that the federal gov ernment is now in full control of the shipyard, and that the immense quan- tity of timber held up for financial causes has been released, and that the proposed shipbuilding would soon be commenced and be continued for some long period. According to the report ger of the plant. A large humber of men is employed and the number will be materially increased.
 Patriotic Rally Monday. Plans are complete for the patrio- tic rally to be held in Borough hall he held throuehout the state under the auspices of the Connecticut Sta te Council of Defence. Representative Richard P. Freeman will be the speak CT. There will be singing by the Lib |e erty Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Joseph H. Hammond. Prior to the rally there wilt be a. parade by Company E, Connecticut Home Guard, and the Boy Scouts, headed by the Imperial band.
 Mistuxets Win.
 In the bridge whist contest between teams of the Mistuxet and Wadawan- muck clubs. the former won by a score of 1413 to 1o9o. The result in dtstail: Mistuxet. CrandaT, tSanton, 473: Bindloss. kolb, 33s; Tracy. Ches- Dto. @ov. IAIAiChAcss w lICOA; G9o. COldi 1413. uck-Harper, Main, 249: Potter Mcdowell. 1so: Carlson, Friedman. 36s: Morgan. Hammond. 295; total 10se. In the first game of the series the Mistuxets lead bY 8 score of 1511 to 11e0. which gives a total lead of S04.
 Stonington Pointers.
 Rev. John G. Dutton, pastor of the Broad Street Christian church., West eriy-. will preach Wednesday evtning at the union Thanksgiving service i,1 the Baptist church.
 Two automobiles, one from New London and the other owned by H. P. Lee, were in collision Thursday af- ternoon near Water and Church streets. Both machines were dam aged.
 Rt. Rev. E. c. Acheson. sufrragan bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Connecticut, will preach Sunday morn ing in Calvary church
 The Carter -Barrell recital, in Bor- ough hall, Friday evening, under the direction of the Stonington High School Glee club. was a pronounced success.
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Local Laconics. The Westerly High School girls,
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hearsed their play in the f7

hearsed their play in the Peoples theatre Friday evening,
 Supt John l.. Chapman attended the basketball practice held Friday aft ernonn at Milner hall under the di- rections of Coach Collins.
 The Thanksgiving barrel packed by the Epworth League will be sent to the Deaconess' Home in Providence this (Saturday) morning.
 Christmas Concert Committee.
 The committee to arrange for the Christmas concert at the Baptist church will consist of William c. Hill Rev. C.. S. Nightingale. Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs: Thomas Day, Mrs. H. A Roberts, Mrs. Evelyn Cranska and NJ C. Mott
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The Dramatic club of the Connecti- cut Agricultural college vii! present The Rivals a comedy in five acts, by Richard Brins1ey Sheridan, in the Hawley Armory at Storrs early in De- cember, the proceeds to go either to the Red Cross or to the Student Friendship War fund.
 The cast follows: Capt Jack Absolute ..J. R. Dillon Sir Anthony Absolute IF. B. Thompson Bob Acres ..............S $. B. Morse Sir Lucias O'TEgger B. 4. Callahan Flag .................... F. D. Dow Thomas ......,.... N D. Wheeler David ............... L. W. Cassel Mrs Malaprop Miss Gladys Daggett Lydia Languish ... .Loretto Guilfaile Julia ........ Miss Helen Clark Lucy ........ Miss Edith Anderson
 This will be the last appearance of Francis B. Thompson of Worcester.
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Howard and w. F Rice were Man
 chester visitors Wednesday.
 T. N. Skinner. who has been con
 fined to the house by lame back. is able to be out. MT. O'Hara from Andover visited
 Mrs. Ida Davidson Sunday Miss Brown of Hartford visited her
 sister at M. W. Towards Sunday Mrs. Estelle Reed is visiting her
 Eietce in Boston.
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and Joseph R. Dillon, of Hartford, in
 the College Dramatic club casts, as they will probably be included in the quota from the institution that will at
 tend the winter Reserve Officers
 Training camp at Piattsburg.
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discipline the American has learned to pay the instalments on his Liberty Bonds with cheerfulneSs, though not always with the look on his face of one who could think of nothing else he would rather do.-Toledo Blade.
 Italy has limited the supply of bread to half pound a day a person.
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 ned by K. of c.-Bantist Christmas Concert Committee. The Thursday club held a social meeting at the home of Mrs Thomas Day, Thursday afternoon. The enter tainment consisted of a farce, entitled Long and Short Distance Telephoning. The following took part: Mrs. J. O. Main, Mrs. Thomas Day, Mrs. J. c. Gallup, Mrs. Howard Main. Mrs. c. D.. Salisbury, Mrs. B. D. Danielson, Mrs William Johnson, Jr. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The aft- ernoon was enjoyed by all.
 Pomona Meeting.
 The meeting of Quinebaue Pomona grange, No. 2. P. of H., will be held with Piainfeld grange, No. 14o, Satur- day, December 1st.
 Dance. Bijou. Jewett City, tonight, Pickett's orchestra, Wiliimantic.-adv.
 Memorial Mass.
 At All Hallews' church, Thanksgfv- Ing morning, there will be a memorial mass for the departed members of the Knights of Columbus.
 Plainfie1d High School Seniors re-
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BOLTON NOTCH

Mrs. Marion Scott from Great Rar- rington has been visiting her niece, Mrs. NJ. E. Howard for a few days
 Mrs. Harley DeWolf Mrs. M- E.
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MYSTIC
Mer's Club Arranees Public Lecture on Aviation-Mrs. Charles Tineiey ln- jured in Peculiar Marner-Benefit Musicale We'll Patronized.

The Mems club meeting will be held Monday evening in Community hall. The speaker will be e. Douglas Mar drop managing editor Of The Aerial Aee of New York. who will tell the latest about aviation and will show pictures. The meeting will be public.
 Mrs. Charles TinsIey Injured.
 Mrs. Charles .Tingley met with a painful accident "Wednesday. She was sitting in her automobile in the garage where some men were lifting a piece of timber, which fell out of their hands, hitting Mrs. Tingley's feet breaking two or more of the bones in her foot. She was taken to her home on Haley street and the fracture was reduced.
 Musicale We'll Attended.
 The musicale given in the Union Baptist church Friday evening for the benefit of the Red Cross and Christ mas presents for the Mystic boys fighting in France, was well patron ized. Miss Martha Gallup Williams
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1t is Rather Painful at Times. By a judicious application of self
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STOKRs

College Dramatic Club Rehearsing Sheridan's "The Rivalsn-Probabie Last Appearance of Thompson and Dillon.
Evening star., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE, IN CHEVY CHASE-A HOME
venience. The most attractive buy in this sec
ton. Price only $500. CHAS. s. MUIR &
CO., 1903 New York ave.
50 3.s5O-ON HEIGHTS; ROOMS AND BATH;
good condition; must be sold: right on 18th
st. car line; big bargain. Address Box 182-B,
Star office.
NEAR 18th ST; ELECTRIC LIGHTS; HOT
water heat: brick garage: glassed-in sleeping
porch; must be sold; So $50; reasonable terms
Address Box 16l-B. Star office.
CHOICE NORTHWEST LocATIoN-sR. AND
b.; h.w.h.; electric light. newly papered and
painted: room for garage of lot; 15-ft.
alley. Price. $500.
Mt. Pleasant-7r and b.; lot, 5o11sch to
16-ft. alley. bargain.
McLachlen Banking Corporation,
NJ. 4S2. tReaI Estate Dept.) 10th and G NV.
WILL SELL OUR CHEVY CHASE HOUSE FOR
day: nearly new: immediate possession; every
modern improvement: double house: bedrooms
baths. Price. $500. Address Box 212-B,
Star office.
FOR SALE-DETAGHED HOUSE. CLEVELAND
Park. Price. 50. 900; beautiful trees on lot Ad-
dress Ro1 167-B. Star office.
So. s3.5Oo-HEIGHTs: 6R, B.; BUNGALOW;
h.w.h.: open fireplace; large cor. lot; trees SO.
exp; ami: blk. to cars; electricity; porches;
will consider exchange; easy terms. Address
Box 23-P. Star once.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Colunibia.-The Public Night Schools of tha
District of Columbia will open on Monday De-
tober i, 1917. at 1:30 O'Clock PM. Commercial
courses will be conducted at the Business High
School. and High School. Technical and Industrial
Courses. with Mathematics, will be conducted 3 {
the Mckinley Manual Training School, Graded
schools will be conducted for white pupils at
the following school buildings: Henry School.
Jefferson School. Wallach School. Madison
School Special classes for non glish- -spea king
and foreign pupils preparing for citizenship at
the Thomson School Building, 18th and /,
Streets NV Industrial classes for white pupils
will be conducted at the Northeast Industrial
School. sth and l Streets NE, the B. b.
French School. the Berret School Community
Center classes will be conducted at the J. o.
Wilson Normal School and the Park View
school Registration and Admission-At tho
Mckinley Manual Training and Business High
Schools-On Saturday. October IS. from 500 Ia
500 Pm. Pupils for Graded Schools and In
dustrial Glasses will report at the various build
ings on Monday. October -. 1917. at 7:0o Pm.
Academic. Scientific and High School Industrial
Classes will be conducted at the Armgtronr
Manual Training School. business subjects Coui-
mercial Photography and Barberipr will he of-
fered at the Dunbar High School Graded
Schools and Industrial Glasses for colored pupils
will be conducted at the following schools:
Birney School, Burrville School. Cardozo scboo,
Crummell School, Deanwood School, Fort Reno
School. Garfield School, Phillips School Randall
School. Stevens School. Classes in Printing Uili
be offered at the Cardozo Manual Trainfnx
School. Community Center Classes will be con
Quoted Mt the Miner Normal School. Registra-
tion and Admission-Al schools In which cIasSes
for colored pupils will be conducted Win b
opened for the registration Of pupils % Gatar-
day, October ID, 1917, from 700 P.M - 400
PM. ERNEST L. THURsroN. supeffnteadsut
Of Schools. sc1s-2t
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ron RENT-HOUsEs.


A<WHAL- APPOINTED: l0R. AND 2B. HoUsB.
In best NV. residential section; steam heat; gas
and electricity. Only $05 per month.
CHAS. 9. MUIR CO., 1lO8 N. 7. ave. NV.
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FoR sALE-HousEs.

LOOK! LOOK! LooKl
CHAs. W. KING, sr.. HOUSES.
IOWA AVE-, ALLISON 4 WEBSTER STs.
0, rooms, attic. with garages; inclosed
with glass sleeping porches; parQuet
flooring; hot-water heat; large yards
with large paved alleys. VIII sell for
81 500 less than they be built for
at present price Of labor and material.
SAMPLE HOUSE. 4415 IOWA AVE.
$,e5O TO $4,950.
SEE JOS. r. KING. ON PREMISES.
TAKE ANY eth ST. CAR
PHONE COL. 1859.
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roR sAL-HousEs.

FOR sALE-PRICE, sec. 500; WORTH 5000
Conn. ave. and st. Homes OF this character in
this neighborhood at this price are very scarce.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1408 Il st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRrCE. $e.o5o-A DECIDED BAR
gain in Chevy Chase; fully detached house hay
ing rooms and bath. hot-water heat and cleo
property; owner has refused SEQ rent per month.
Possession can be given at once
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 14O6 Il 1t. NV.
FOR sALE-PRIcE, s4.c5o-BE1Ne SOLD AT
home that has been held at $1,000. There are ten
rooms and two baths. and with little paint and
paper will make an excellent house to occupy as
q home. or will rent to advantage.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 14os Il st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE s5,25o-SEAR 18th AND
Columbia road. II you are in the market for a
modern six-room house you should inspect this
property. Immediate possession can be given.
The house has hot-water heat. electric lights. oak
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14os h St NV.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. $1,000 CLEVELAND
Park bargain. fully detached. modern home.
having rooms and bath. slate roof. porches; lot
1oo feet deep. improved with trees and shrub
berry. This property has just had over $500 spent
on 1t. and IL in frst-class condition. This Is
reduced price for limited time only.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1905 II st. NV.
FOR SALES. 75o-wE DON'T KNOW OF A
better house than this for the money. Wouli
cost 900 today. Nearly new. 8 rooms. baths.
bedrooms, hot-water heat, electric light sleep
ing porch. oak floors.
BOSS PHELPS. INC, 1406 81 st. NV
FOR sALE-PRICE. 1.750-A CLEVELAND
Park home that is bound to meet with your ap-
proval. The house is brand-new and all ready
for occupancy, having ten rooms. two baths. oak
floors. hot-water heat. large living with
open fireplace, large porch OF from dining room.
large sleeping porch and front porch. Located
in one of the most expensive blocks in Cleveland
Park. close to street cars.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1906 Il st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. s60O0-CLOsE TO THE
Episcopal Cathedral; two-story and attic. eight
room brick house; house that will interest you
on account of the attractiveness of the house
and the beauty of the location: every modern
convenience. and possession be given at once.
BOSS PHELPS. INC, 1406 II st. NV.
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FOR RENT-EY DUyAIL & CO.. ID 1lth \ ".
s Fve NV sr h s:,,5 l1fOJI, 9TH NV. Or. b2a. 30
sol "a nw Sr.b rs 50 7ls Il sv nv. .ar, wl5.5o
FLATS.
.2s l1th NV, 3r,w 1850 ir6 Nor pl ne'4'bl-''o
COIORED TENANTS.
So Sd NV, 7r. b. -. 30 1904 lofh NV. Or io.2o
251a II NV, Ar, b. 1850 1907 2'd NV or" 'iooo
STORES.
Poll 14th NV ST, 3d. 65. 90 2i19 Pa av NV. TOW
1907 IN NV 80 90 1929 9TH nv. Gel 10 80
-'0' " 15'
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CORNER, 2 BLOCKS WEST Or
Conn. ave-. on grade, containing over
5000 feet. all improvements paid
for. Price. $500. WIN consider
six-room house in city up 10 IS 900.
on easy terms for cash. Unusual
chance to secure q fine ''home site.''
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Phone N. 2345. 1l3 14th st.
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FOR sALE-PRICE, $4.c50-BE1NG SOLD AT
q reduced price to settle an estate; downtown
home that has been held at $500. There are ten
rooms and two baths and with a little paint and
paper will make excellent house to occupy as
q home. will rent to advantage.
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NEAR RESERVOIR.
rooms and bath: nicely furnish
ed: 3 porches. Rent only $4,000.
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TABLE BOARD.

1915 Substantial table: ladies. gentlemen
phone for sunday dinner. Main 12Ii.
2O37 Ist ST. N.W.-Table board for a few
fined peoDle I5s
1894 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.--Exceli.n nome,
cooking: terms reasonable. Phon. Col. js5,.
70 ST. N.w.--Good home cooking. 14'
CAFE. FALKsToNE CoUETs 18th and Fair
mont sts.j. S5 per week
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roR SALE or ExcHAuak

NEAR 18th AND PARK AoAD.
In Mt. Pleasant. Modern befck
house Of 8 large rooms and bath.
Hot-water heat; large lot: plenty sf
garage space. We can trade this
fine home for six-room house in cen
tral northwest or near 18th st.
Price. $3.50.
Exchange Dept.
SHANNON & LUCHD,
Phone n. 2345. 71o 18th st.
Evening star., 1917-10-14
FOR RENT-HoUsra.
:. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =
DESIRABLE FURNISHED. HOUSES.
ALL SECTIONS.

ALL SECTIONS.
TYLER & RUTHERF0RD tInc.).
817 18th St NV. 10s
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE DETACH-
ed corner houses 10th ST.; completely fur
nished; u rooms. storeroon. 4.baths and lava.
tory e bedroomsl. porches; coal In cellar; o
$40 Colorado bldg. Main 6ss. ~
18th ST. BET. L 4 N sTs.-HANDSOME
house Of II rooms and baths: completely fur
nished: exclusive neighborhood; available i'm
medistely: to be leased for eight months; per
CHEVY CHASE. D. CA new corner house;
rooms and baths; handsomely and completely
furnished; large lot; garage: convenient to cars
To be leased for year: $500 a month
LAMONT ST.-Desirabe house Of rooms ana
baths; completely and attractively furnished:
months or longer: $175 a month.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
s15 18th st. Main 6464.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOME; MOST
exclusive northwest; rooms, sleeping porch,
baths; garage; splendidly adapted for gentle
men or couple: one block from Conn. Ave. bridge
Address Box 214-B, Star office. 10
1872 T st. NV, 1Or., ~; semi-detached;
well furnished; gas; elec. light: fur. $50. 90
ed; near 18th: ami; garage ... 1eo.oo
1880 2opd st NV 10 rooms: a MI 2b.. 325. 90
1927 tiirard St NV 10 rooms bath. .... $500
11O1 NV, 1Sr., 2b.; INV. h.; gas. 125.0O
Highland ave., Cleveland Park. l0r., 2b.;
Ami; well furnished. ............. 1000
1924 Harvard NV. 14r.. 2b.: large rms. 5000
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
Main 1896. go Southern bldg.
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70 RENT FOR 6 MONTHS OR By TIE
year. 4 16-room corner house, furnished. in
northwest section: $3.50 per month. CHAPLIN
BROWN. 600 st. NV. Tel. NJ. 1891.
ON KALORAMA AVE. NEAR 22nd ST.: BEAU
tiful 10-room house: baths; hot-water heat;
garage for cars; lot so feet
On Phelps place 18th NV: II rooms
and . baths: steam heat; electric light, laundry,
etc.
18th st. near Lamont; 10 rooms and baths:
all mod imps.
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FOR sAIE-$5, ,750-wE DON'T KNOW OF A
better house than this for the money. Woull
cost 81, 600 today. Nearly new. rooms, baths,
bedrooms. hot-water heat, electric light, sleep
ing porch, oak floors.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1906 st. NV.
Evening star., 1917-10-14
WANTED TO BUY.

MEDICM-SIZED HOUSE IN NV: NOT IN
rcw; bargain. Address Box 2TS-B, Star office. =
StROoM HOUSE IN SAULs ADDITION, WEST
OF 14th st. 18th st. Highlands; give full de-
scrtpticn. location, trusts, etc. Address Boz
25T-B, Star of1ce.