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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-13

a prescription.
Just before noon Darling was
put under a rigid s-examina-
ton, In which he said he sold the
whisky at SIS quart, and that he
paid $3.50 a bottls for 1t.
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REAL ESTATE

sS60-4-room plastered house, Is
lots. best of land, handy to school
and car, mostly cleared and plow-
ed, plenty of wood, good we'll, II
cash. balance long time. Box ia.
Times.
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CENTRAL
BUS STATION

Lun~h Toe ~ In COanecteon
schedule Auto Stage q Freight
IN e .c. ,cvu n: =: T,s, c;, .,s =.
Carbonndo.-Nyiike son---Taeo.s
. .s.sn !. /. ,Ms.tsa Sar.l
Tbree Trins O.sIv
Leave Tacoma: 1l:tO q m.s
~ Y".ua G.r :, ia e.,.
M: ZOO D. n ''' '''
DUCMAWA -JfACOMA
5 Isi sSss's AND ssnd. ls..f: .%:e..
ios m! s.so. il;io y. m.
uuroy-T.comA
* 10 T i,.1e r, 81 1880 u M s'sA
Nv. prpont1-s:oo. s,oo a s,ea
1:bo. dis D. m. s
Sunday speeia'--s:oo. 1000 p -,
ana iz:oo N.
NORTHEAeT TACOMA
Leave Tacoma 1850 and $3.50 for n.
H. Tacoma -
Tacoma.
Extra runs: N q. Tacoma Wsdnss-
,.o ~.
Leave TseSma.i;se, ss'6o. lice .
m; 1880. $3.50, p m.
Leaye orting. 1916. 500. fe.ee q
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RENT-OFFICES

PRIVATE office, use of reception
room; INQUIRE 1871 Fidelity Bldg.
Tel. Main 1924.
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distance to Lincoln high
school, good 7-room house, full
lots on corner, all assessments
are paid, about 30 full bearing
fruit trees and berries, nice lawn
and shrubbery. Price $1,000, good
terms
Church Mahaffay, Inc.
COS Scand American Bank Bldg.
Main 1737.
Insurance, Bonds and Real Estate
Loans.
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TODAY'S
MARKET
PRICES

q . . = o = o y . q . y . . D ,
. WHAT RETAILERS PAY .
q . . . . . O = . = . . o . . .
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FOR Standardization repeater
rifle (25-35D, In excellent condi-
tion, $12.50; worth $50. Tel. Main
SSO2-L.
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FURNISHED HOUSE,
KEEPING ROOMS
! HOTELS
o.

HOTEL RECTOR. 1891 Broadway.
Well furnished, modern rooms,
steam heated. reasonable rates.
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AVENUE HOTEL, strictly modern.
private bath 1904 Pacific ave.
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SITUATION MALE

WANTED--Position as night clerk
in hotel or rooming house, r. w.
s.. S21 X ST., Hoquiam. Wn.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

COW for sale. Jersey. 1903 East
goth ST.
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PRESENT for boy or girl. Pony,
saddle and bride. to trade. What
have you Madison SAP.
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SWAPS

FINE full blood White Orpington
rooster, for laying. pullets or year
old hens. any breed. Phone Madi-
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HoTEt-Fneproof buiid.
ing. Hot and cold water, eieve.
tor all night. Rates reasonable
1873 Pacific. Main 1851.
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JAMES A. HAYS. EOS Bank of Cal,
Bldg. Income, Personal and Cor
poratiop Life Insurance. Phone
Main 1928: Proctor 2S09-J.
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WANTED TO TRADE = A Roller
singer canary for q pair of feather
pillows. Main 1887. -.
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FOR SALE

house and from to is
acres Vashon island Would
trade for lots. b. Sprowls. Hotel
Samson,
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LOOK

$40 ACRES wheat land cast of noun
tains, Per acre, $500,
u. II. HARRIS
$40 Provident Bldg.
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FOOT SPECIALIST

RHEUMATISM, bunions. nails, brok-
err arches treated. DIR. Jones. Ave-
nue. Hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-13

MONEY loaned on watches, dia-
monds etc; unredeemed jewelry
at lowest prices. Everything guar
Pacific av.
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INSECTICIDES AND SPRAYS

CARBOLINEUM and Cre-Sol for
chicken lice. CARGO Vegetable
spray. water glass. Standard
Chemical Co.. Main 6436.
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HEATH'S ACADEMY. Dancing guar
anteed. i109h Broadw ay. Prices
reasonable. Main 1886.
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ARTISTIC and refined work. Mill
tary work speciality. Holt Art
Store. 773 Broadway.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
PLAINFIELD
House Bein~ Renodeied for Supt. Sidney Paine-TotaI British Ameri- can War Relief Fund $1482. .2o-Ca- madam Trooper After Recruits.

Letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending June 30, 1917. are for Mrs. Howard Carter. Mrs. Edgar Eau cher. Chas. B. Mathewson. Mrs. Jos. Toisey, The Standard Cash Carrier Co.,. John Leahy, Postmaster.
 Mrs. Jane Roberts and her nephew, Herbert Reilly, are spending the week visiting different summer resorts in Rhode Island
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lacasse have returned to their home on Lawton Heights after spending a short vaca- tion with relatives in Woonsocket. Remodeling House for Supt. Paine.
 Remodeling the house to be occu- pied by Supt Sidney Paine of Lawton Mills Corp, on Plainfield street, is nearly completed The dwelling is admirably situated on the state high way. A commanding view of the mill and buildings surrounding is obtained Henry Leach who recently resided here. and who is now an overseer for the Wauregan Mills company. An ad- ditfon was started some time ago, which will be finished in a short time. MT. Paine now resides in Moosup.
 Miss Albina Lacasse and her brother Joseph have returned home, after spending a short vacation with Miss Jennie Gauvin.
 Miss Rosalba Russi and Mir and Mrs. Gilman, all of Centreville, R. I.
 After Recruits.
 Trooper Armitay, of the Canadian Mounted Rifles was in town Tuesday, He intends to do some recruiting as there are many British and Canadian people in this vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
WANT PRINCIPAL CASE
 TO REMAIN AT HIGH SCHOOL
Board of Education, on Petition of Business Men, Increase His Salary to $3,0OO.

All but two members of the school board were present at the special meeting of the board held Monday evening for the purpose of taking ac- ton on the salary of Principal E. A. Case of the High school and to trans act other business. As Ma. Case had made application for the position of principal of the Middletown high school the local board thought it ad visable to increase his salary with the hopes that he would stay in Will limantic where he has done much for the betterment of the High school.
 The session of the board was brought about by several business men who petitioned for the meeting. These men were present al the meet ing and spoke of the fine work Prin- cipal Case had done since coming to Willimantic, seven years ago, and all were of the opinion that his services should be retained, if it did necessi- tate the expenditure of more money for the town. A ballot was taken and it was voted that the town should pay Mir. Case salary of S3,000 g. year and he would then act as principal of the high school and superintendent of the schools now under the control of the school committee. The result of the was communicated to Mir Case, who is spending his vacation in Maine
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
TOTAL FUND $t,4a2. Generous Contributions for British American War Relief Work.

The sixty-eighth weekly report of the British American War Relief fund follows: Amount previously acknowl- edged s1, 460.33: amount collected for and in Jewett City s7.35:. total amount collected $14S2.20.
 Treasurer zeck Tetiow has sent an other check of s45 to headquarters in New York, making a total of s1475 sent from this branch, to date. The committee of the local order feels proud to be able to congratulate James Hewitson, collector in Jewett village, for the great work done for the benefit of this organization In six months time, with MT. Hewitson collecting, two hundred and five dol lars have been contributed. With the loyal people of that town responding so generously to this worthy move ment. an amount has been donated 70 the local organization that should make the people of that place proud of the showing made. For the com paratively small number of British people there the amount given ex- ceeds that of any other town of it's size. Mir. Hewitson, who collects, has put much time to this worthy cause and the committee could not, if they tried, secure better man.
 The committee also feels gra teful to the people of P1ainfield for their sup port of this organization since the movement has started the contributors have increased threefold. But with the many necessities required for the fighting troops, more contributors are asked to donate small weekly amounts to this worthy cause now. when com forts will mean so much to the fight ing man in his difficult task of defeat ing the enemy.
 Contributions can be mailed to Will liam Hewitson, secretary of the local order.
 Win Promotion.
 Plainfeld people feel proud of their representatives in the Thirteenth CO. c. A., c. N. G.. as two of the mum Der were promoted Monday evening at the armory in Danieison to the rank of corporals: Peter Kagan and Hen ry RoheFts
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
CAPT. eRISWoLD's PROMOTION
 HUNDRED AT CAME
Said That He May Succeed Major George J. Rau, Who Is to be Re- tired Soon.

Since Companies l. and K marched out of this city for Coventry last Sat urday morning the people of Willi- mantle have seen very little of the men. Tor tho most part the men are kept near the camp although they are allowed their freedom n circulating through the village of South Coventry and in the evening this village gives the assurance Of being well protected. Some of the men were allowed into the city Sunday afternoon and even ing but since that time the only ones to be seen in the city in uniform have been the mess sergeants of the vaTt- ous companies
 The report that the men of the reg iment were to mobilize at New Ha ven was received with joy at the camp and itis hoped by the men that the command will get under way soon. While the territory in Coventry is fine for camping as the men have a chance to go in swimming in the lake thes are finding some trouble in keeping their feet during drill or account of the grass being slippery causing them to fall occasionally. It is reported that three of the men of one com pany stationed at Coventry have takeI French leave of the camp. The men are said to have left Saturday and have not been seen since. One of the men had charges hanging over his head and this may be the reason for. his departure.
 Another rf;Elor circulating about the
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
Brief Mention.


 Mrs. F. D. Jordan is spending a week at Pleasant View.
 Thomas F.. Connor of Norwich was in Willimantic on business Tuesday.
 Mrs. Edwin Clark of North street is entertaining her nephew, Donald Smith of West Orange, N. J.
 Everett Harrington has enlisted in the naval reserves. He is at his home in this city awaiting a call to the colors.
 R. A. Harris Of North Windham and C. c. Helmoid of this city have left for a trip through Nova Scotia. They will be away about ten days.
 Many members of San Jose Coun- tended the July meeting of the coun- Tuesday evening.
 The directors of the United Chari- ties Association held their meeting in the association rooms on Valley street Tuesday evening. Reports for the past month were read and accepted.
 MT. and Mrs. Stevens, Helen Stew ems of StOrrs and Miss Susan Taber of this city left Tuesday for a motor trip through the middle west. The party will be gone from this city about enc month.
 Many local Elks attended the con vention of the order in Boston Tues day. Among those present from this city were T. J. Kelley, c. A. Gates, Jeremiah Haggerty, Joseph Garvey, J. J. Sullivan, D. P. Dunn and NJ E. Sul- llVan.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11

Moreau Fabiola Moreau, Mrs. e. H. Gregone, G. H. Gregone, Mrs. Dupuis. D. E. Caron. Mrs. Moreau, Mrs. B. Car on Jr, Regina Frenette. Lena Boucher, Peter Danesi Mrs. Katherine Mills, Mrs William Kenyon, Mrs. George Chipman, Mrs. Raymond Kitchin, Mrs. Vietch. Mrs. A. J. Latamoure. Mrs. John J. Lyons Mrs. Frank Emerson.
 Mrs George Sanderson, Phyllis San derson Mrs. Thomas Danato, Miss Min nie Argo, Mrs. Ella Hawkes., Mrs. l.. N Pratte, Mrs. Rose Melancon. Mrs. Ce- lima Brown Miss Mira Farland, Miss Esther Armstrong, Mrs. Joseph Labon- ty, Jerenne Lafrance, M. l.. Fregeau James Avery, Miss Lille Daggett, Anthony Paranzine Peter Carroll Miss Audna Piche, Miss Eva Bertrand Miss Lodia Bertrand, Everett Codlin,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
Complete Stock sf United States Tires Carried By THE FRISBIE- MCCORMICK CO.,. SHETUCKET STREET

A. K. Jennings, Miss Amelia Piche, Miss Leona Gauthier, NJ. A Linnell MT. and Mrs E. E. Salisbury, Mrs. Margaret Lewis, Mrs. Fred Baker, Di- dace Brouillard. D. C. Parker Harmi- das Couture. Miss Florence Baker Roswell Smell, Howard Tyler Miss Evelyn Salisbury, Miss Yvonne Lafre- niere, MT. and Mrs. George Withey, Miss Dora Piche, Mir and Mrs. Mack Mott, Mrs. Alfred Hyde, Mrs. Isaac E,dmondson, Mrs. William Southworth Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. John Will Hams, Mrs Darby, Mrs. Albert Smith, MT. and Mrs. Charles Salisbury, Lester Salisbury, OrVille Main, T. l.. Main.
 Howard Main, William Bishop, Floyd Main Mrs. Archie Hutchins r. ". Emerson, S. R. Kitchin, Miss Rachel Kitch4n, J. F. CdIonan, Isaac Ed
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11

mondson. John J. Lyons. Edward Bilodeau. John J. Burns William C. c. Hill. Albertin Hill. Helen Robert- son. Mrs. Matthew Lynch. Valentine Williams, AGrse Mary Burns. Frank Barber Gladys Hill Henry Rolilng, Leroy Hyde Joseph Corey. James Mills Monseur Abbood. Michael Ea- Ill Charles Beckis. Sliby Sad. Henry Rock. Martin Merlot, Louis Rock. Henry Hammell, John Boreaki. Ed ward Rock Thomas Moorbead. Alex ander Chevrette Mrs. Fred Dawiey Henry Cray. Mrs. Joseph Brouii.sTd. Mrs Alfred Rooney Miss Freia Fve-H Mrs A. r. Shepsrdson Mrs. Frank Miller Charlotte Kitchin. MrE. kath erine Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
WEDDING,
Richn1ond- keeney.

Miss Mary J. Keeney of Windham and Guy $. Richmond of Hartford, son of ex-Police Chief E. H. Richmond of this city, were united in marriage by Rev. W. s. Beard of New York, for merly of this city. The ceremony was performed at the home of Rev. C. P Croft in Simsbury last Friday MT. and Mrs. Richmond were unattended. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. George Keeney, formerly of Coven- try. Both of the young people are well known in this city where they have many friends: After a wedding trip they will make their home in East Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
PLAiNFIELD RED CROSS
 MEMBERSHIP GROWING
Large Number Already EnroIIed-Totsi Amount Contributed $4,364-AH Sec tions of Town Represented in List.

Through, the generous help of the people. the Red Cross work in the town of Piainfield is progressing exceptional .> we'll with the amount of $4,3641 16 to it's credit and with the assurance of more.
 Following are the Red Cross mem bers in the town:
 Miss Emma Bradley, Mrs. Wm. Flyers, Miss Grace Young, Mrs. Edward C. Tilhnghast, Edward c. Tillinghast, Clifford Kenyon, Warren H. Slee, Mrs. Charles Day, Mrs. John Baton, Miss Belle Cray Mrs. Frank Sheldon Miss FredLizzie Miller, Henry GreenhaIgh Fred P. King, Benj. Mette, Jatrick De-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
Buys Chesbro House.

John Jennings of this city has pur- chased of E. P. Chesbro the 11-room house of the latter, located on Pleas ant street. In disposing of the prop erty MT. Chesbro retains a part of the land near the house and will in all probability erect another house on this land MT. Chesbro has made his home on Pleasant street for many years
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
June Mortality.

During the past month the town of Windham had Il deaths recorded with the town clerk. Of this number two were infants and eight were over if ty years of age.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
Picnic at Ocean Beach.

A committee of members of the Sun day school of the Baptist church has been appointed to arrange for a pie nic of the school at Ocean beach dur ing the present month. The commit tee will make it's first report at Thurs day evenings meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
Chief Goes Alter Board Bill Jumper.
Good Cheer Circles outino.

Good Cheer circle of the Baptist church will hold it's annual picnic at the home of Mrs. Golden in South Windnam Saturday. Those attending will leave this city on the 2.25 troll
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
Joins Vale Unit.

Miss L., E. Watts. head nurse at pr. Masons hospital for ahe past two years. has gone to New Haven where she has joined the Yale Mobile hos pital Unit which is expected to go to France soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
Concert Postponed to Thursday Eve

The band concert which was to have taken place at Recreation park Tues day evening was postponed on account of the threatening weather. The con- cert will be held Thursday evening if the weather is favorable. Last sum mer the weather proved too much for the players several times and the con- certs had to be postponed. The con- cert scheduled for Tuesday evening was to be the first of a series of six concerts.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11

of the city. Mir. Watts stated that he had been summoned to Hartford to appear in court. consequently Judg- ment was suspended in his case.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11
WLLIMANTIC

camp is to the effect that Major G. J. Rau Of the battalion is to be retired soon and that Captain GriswoId of Company I of New Britain is to take his place. Nothing has been learned to. confirm this rumor but the men hdve reason to believe it is correct. Another is to the effect that Captain H. E. F. Teising of Company L is to he transferred to the dental corps. If this transfer goes into effect Com pany l. will be left with one officer. First Lieutenant J. B. Fullerton who recently took the examinations for first lieutenant in Hartford. In civil life Captain Teising has been a suc- cessfl11 dentist in this city.
 Chief Goes After Board Bill Jumper.
 Chief D. J. Killourey was in Hart ford Tuesday after a man wanted in this city for skipping board bill. Chief Killourcy returned to Willinan- tic with the man Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11

Timothy J. Watts of this city was brought before the authorities in Hartford recently for parking his car on Asylum street contrary to the laws
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11

Called to One Court, Freed by Ar
 other.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-11

soc oUALiTY-Sale price 44c a yard 59e QUALiTY-Sale price 49c a yard 75e QUALiTY-Sale price 64c a yard 19c QUALITY MODETTE CLOTH
 Sale price f5c yard.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
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