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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-14
Many LiUes Lost
In Porto Rico
EarthqNaBe

San Juan, p. r., Saturday, Oct. IL.
(By the Associated Press1-- One
hundred and fifty lives were lost fin
yesterdays earthquake I'm Porto
Rico, it was estimated by Governor
Wager today. Almost every town
i'm the island reports damaged prop
erty and scattering fatalities.
There are unconfirmed reports
here Of great damage in Santo Do-
mingo from the earthquakes
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-14
Resignation Of
/ MQ1in1iliQn Is
NoU Foreseen

London, Oct. 14.-The resignation of
prince Maximilian of Baden as. Ger
man imperial chancellor is probable,
according to reports from Holland
today. They quote The Berlin Ma
tional Zeitung as saying the chancel-
lor's retirement is regarded in certain
circles as inevitable.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-14
LA0N PLATEAU IS EVACUATED
and FIIE CITIES OF LA0N And
La FERE ARE TAKEN BY FRENCH

Germans throughout a wide stretch
Of territory, taking in the most i'm
portant part of the Belgian coast in
cluding possibly the important Ger
man submarine bases as we'll as the
forces in the entire Lille salient eth
er will have to get out or face a sec
ond Sedan.
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War Department
Goes RtQht Ahead

washington, Oct. 14.-The only
comment on the subject of peace
which secretary Baker would make
today was:
forward as rapidly as possible. We
are going right ahead"
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Scientists Find
The Flu" Germ

Paris. Sunday, Oct 13.-tHavas)--
TWO French scientists have succeeded
in isolat ting the infectious agent
which caused Spanish influenza, ac-
Cording to Tunis dispatch to The
Matin,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-14
Pnrfmral - -.

tuguese government has declared a
state of siege for all Portuguese ter
ritory The president. as commander
in-chief of the military and naval
units, has, taken direct command Of
the forces. Tranquility reigns in the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-14
viii Demand Guara rtees.

London, Get H. While rertaiy,
Developments are taking place. the
Central News Agency says II learns
that the British government win
resolltely oppose the granting Of anv
armistice to Germany unless abso-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-14
WAS KEYSTONE In.
ENTIRE GER Man
DEFENCE SYSTEM
FOR four YEARS
Too Strong To Be Taken in
Frontal Attack, Allies
I Encircled It
LIBERATE $500
FRENCH CIVILIANS
French Close on Heels Of
Retreating Enemy; Douai
About To Fall
az Aagoeiated Press.l

| Paris. Oct. 14.-Stiil another VIC
tory has been added to the long trail
of glory blazed by the allied armies.
The Laon plateau at last has .been
won, crowning the Cambria, st.
Quentin and Champagne oftensIyes.
The maneuvers so skiIfully ela-
tborated by Marshal Foch and so ably
carried out by Field Marshal Haig
and General Petain, enabled thss
great achievement to be accomplish
ed without the loss inseparable from
direct attack.
The result is nothing less than the
ruin OF the entire defensive system
built up by the German general stan
since 1914, for the cornerstone of 1t
was the Laon plateau.
it was on the Laon plateau that the
German line was pivoted. 1t was to
turn it that the offensives OF 1915
and 1916 were carried out.
Across The oise.
with The British Army In France,
Sunday, Oct. 13.-Reports received
at British headquarters from the
French front tonight show the
French across the Oise river north of
Origny, seven miles southwest of
Guise. They are holding the rail-
road on the easterly side Of the river
on a front of about third Of a
mile.
Close In On Douai.
London, oct. 14.-The British are
pressing in on both sides of Douai.
Field Marshal Haig's official state
ment today reports gains of ground
both north and south of the city.
:.
The American Report.
Washington, Oct I4.-Repulse Of
Continued on page SD
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Continued on page 80


Weather
4 Man Who Won't Lend Is the
Kaiser's F'riend-BUY A BOND.
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Continued on Page 81.
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Duluth, Mimi, Oct 14.-A large
section of Northeastern Minnesota
three days ago a busy and prosper
Gus business and farming country
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Across The Disc.
Close ia On t,ouai.

Continued On page 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.

meeting of The Public Service Com
mission of West Virginia. held on the
18th dny Of Junc 4. D.. 1918.
Case No. Ijl.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
Arbitration for authority |" chnhEr
passenger rates. tolls and charges be-
tween North Whc"lnE and M"undSrlilc
and MI intermediate points.
Whereas. Application has TINS DAY
been filed by tn" Wheeling Traction
Company for authority 20 rhanGc us
passenger rates. tolls and charges be-
,wrrn North Wheeling and MoundSTiil'
and All intermediate" points. II IS "rd"r|i
that leave h" granted tn any person IN
trrrStrd In file objection thereto hrlorc
tho Commission at any tim" on "r h'-
fore the Sth dag If July. l9lH: ma lhls
matter be- set down for hearing 1T
meeting, IF the commission In b" hcld
=, lis offices in the Capitol building IN
thr City Of Charleston. on tho said h'h
day Of July. 1918. ut ten orl'"k IL M
nj which time any person may apr"a
and mukc. such objection thereto as may
hc deemed proper.
II is further ordered that the a1rli'
can, nuhI,sh 4 copy OF this order con-
iinuuuSly for ten days prior to sand date
of hearing. in two newspapers Of upr"-
SIT. rulilirs. if such th"T" he. and u!
general circulation IN the cities or towns
affected by Tn" proposed change ii
rates: making du" return thereof tC
This Commission ON OF before the day Of
hearing.
/ \ Copy.
! Trs:": r. Il. REHNIIEIM.
;.,"to Secretary,
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TRUSTEES SALE

/ Hy virtue Of a deed Of trust. made by
! Iard =. Nirl,fS and Eva Nichols. his
/ wife. L" III" undersigned. dated HE Ind
; day uf january. l%l\. uaG r"C"rd"d III
IA" ollie" Of the Clerk II the County
, court nf ohio County. Nest Virginia. i'll
! iced uf Trust Book NJ. 1873. paSG l0T, |
Will sell at lublic auction I" III" highest
and best bidder at thu north front door
! .i tn" court huuS' "f said County. III
! tl:r Guy ii Wheeling. ia the county III
! ohio ana State -: W,>l Virginia. on
Saturday. the Goth Day of June, 1913
!rrMn"uC!nS ut ~ "'vl"rE a. IN. tn" fol-
low d".,>r.b,d rr"p'rly. tnat Is /" say,
| All their. tn, said l;nird {. N.'h"tS
! and Eva E!cE"l>' undivided interest IN
| auI IL al that tract ri land IN RI,h-
! land district. ohio county. West Nir-
| giniu, rear GODS L.un and known as III"
! "cr.rG Farm and more particularly d.
Sc:Ibrd as follows: Beginning AT 81
! stalk" n,.ir tia" school nous" corner :"
i;"b-.rt MARSHALL thence north ~ N"St
! Is POLES {" Il stake; thence north /
west - poles +" Il ar.ch. rh.uc" north
| IS wrSi D. I"'l"" :" "A stake, ih"n''"
ln"rfh 81. w"si - poles !" an ash.
! thence north - "aSi - T"lc$ t" -
stalk" rrprr$cnIn& aH agreed c"rn'
rundr b. y. L. W""!S ana William
! 'II''SS, lIl'ih' -''-iN'' - '.'l~I 49,
| - Il stalk near Il l",n'h stump: theme"
north -. cast go in.l"% /" a stats"
! IN ~ T.. W'"!s' iin thence down i
| branch ;irr"rt!iU-; -. In, So" r:tl lH"aUG-
| RS lh"r'ui I" Il stalk" N III" ran. thence
! south 81: w"SI - poles I" IL stalk.
! theme" south - W.&t SIS poles /" Il
| lane tree. ih"urc south - west -.
| poles - Il stalk. ih'nr' S""th :" west
| -, pole; L. n stalk. ih,uc, south 81
west T. poles It. Il stalk, On tn" hank -!
! n" run. ihrr!rr $"u:h l. west -
! i"rl"S To- II Sink' near 4 hickory corner I"
/ :rhpul house lot. Ih'rCr wlih Ia" school
house irt :"rin - w'%i poles 1" u
) sugar tree stump. There" with sand
! &rh,u,l iinii>r In, south ~ vest? pul"s>
| to- Il :.la>.. III the church l"t linz theme"
north S.. west D. y'ulrs to Il stake
corner a. church I"t. rhr''r south @h'.
wr,;; T. poles Ia - SiIk' corner /" tlI''
| rAur, u lot. theme" $"Iiu ~ east |" :
! InI,.S a. tn" ram. lH'Gc,. 'l,.wn the ran :"
"a siuir. ia i',,y III &ir, lures lu'. th"n'.
i n"r,h a.. ~; - r"I"> /" tn !"Gi!-
! ninE. rN,' p;i;% rEd rAciud!uE III" burma!
/ ;rul!nd ur Lawrence \. Washington. con
. rnln.u. three iurir.I and 'ighty-iI,"
,:<,t a,.,rs. I.i,.r,. ar lr.S. h.lng Il i'arI
,,i IN" sam" property r"nN"!"i by Will
lam GrvG; an! "Ii, I" Hugh Nichols
: 10y iced dated Ap-il "ulh. lAt'. and re-
,,"rd,I III tn. "l!!.,.. "f ;h". sand county
it'l"rk in !"ori I:""k "" -. At pag" cal.
:,u,! >l~rL l.! liu.:h Nichols lay his last
| VIII nni ',':.inrl' M. ne" "t record in ia"
ollie. ii ti.. -, ~ -: lii" County IuHrl
IF sard Che" G"i.mIy. IN VIII H'"k No.
i. pax, 80: III" cor! .nd"rIl ln% tn"
said ",ir,:g Farm" with mining rights.
, l.. ,Nrri,i,,i ana not h'r,.hs conveyed.
| As, ~. C,IIaN I.t, ,i,ssCrIlM,l personal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
LEGAL NOTICE
THE PUBLIC SERVICE CoMMISS1oE
OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
CAPITOL BUILDING.
CHARLESTON.

/ 4 meeting Of Tho Public Service COM
mission Of West Virginia, held on III;
18th day Of June. 4. D.. 1918.
Case No. T5".
PAN HANDLE TRACTION COM
PANY.
Application for authority 10 change
rass"ncCr rates. Tolls and charges be-
tween Wheeling loop and WcllshurS. ana
Intermediate points.
! Whereas application has THIS DAY
been filed by tho Pan l1andl" Traction
. rumpary for authority In chang" us
passenger .rrtcS. tolls and charges he
tween Wheeling loop and WellshurE ana
nil intermediate points, 1t is ordered
that leave be granted TO ANY person M
trrrSird tu fill, objection thereto h:t"re
the Commission at any time on or be-
fore the Sth day of July. 1918: and this
matter he SGT down for hearing nj 4
nrciin,, of In, Commission IN br held ut
lis Offices in tho Capitol Building III the
city of Charleston. on the salu SIN DAY
Of Julv, 1915. mt ten o'clock. =. m. at
which time amy person may appear ai'H
make such objection thcrcl" rs may be
d""mrd proper.
II is further ordered that tho applI-
cant publish Il copy al lhlS oI"',I ''''
tinuousiy for TIN days ETltr To SAM ha'|
1T hearing. in two newspapers "l "PP"-
sit politics if such there be- ana "i gen
rral circulation in tn" cities or ''"lS
affected 10y the proposed chahE' III
rates. making due return thereof |" 'h'S
Commission on or before the day OIL
hearing.
\ Cupy.
, Tcstc: r. r. RERNHEIM.
icr-n4-p S"crctarF'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States If America. Northern Dis
Ir!rl Of vs.; Virginia. ~:
In lhr United S,nt"a District Court in
and for sad District.
IN tn matter "f OH" Adams. Ram
rUp:. 'N". iA> In bankruptcy. Pcu-
ti"n for Discharges.
tn the Iulmrnhlr AiSt"n g. Dayton.
.lu,I,:. Of the District court Of In"
tinted States for II" N"rth-rn Dis
Irlrt II lest Virginia:
Ciln Adrm<. If WIN cling. n tn"
County ri cE,jn and Stat" If W..'1 NIr-
giuia. IN Sari District. Respectfully rep
r.srnis tia, ru ~" llth d1y "t. July.
last ra"r he wa. duly ad!ud:;rd - bank
rlrt urd,r til. arts Of Congress r'laiin=
ia hart r,ipi"r: that u" has duly ''Grr"h-
d.r.,i all ms property aad rights al
Property. and has fully complied Win
all tho requirements IT said acts and OF
orders If thr court iourhnE ms hhk-
rupiry.
Whrrrrnrr. II" rrays tha! he may u"
drrrrrd Ivy III" Court =" Inv" Il '"'I MS
,harg" from all debts pr"v"hi" against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ~
rrn, .urh d"hIS rs are cNI'"i't%d Ivy Jaw
from such Discharges.
Dated this "itiI dLy at June. n. 49,
1915. OLLIE: ADAMS.
bankrupt
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District "f West virginia. SIS:
on this 9Ith day "f .Iun". y. ~. l?'N.
on reading IT," foregoing p"tii"n. II Is
Ordered by tho Court that u h"hrlhE
hc had urnu tho same nn IN" 9TH Day
Of July. T. n. 1878. h"("r" SAID COURT.
nj Wheeling II Sa'd district. AT ten
o'clock in thu forenoon: and that n"ti""
thereof II" published IN III" Wheeling
ln;cllicrn"rr. y newspaper rr'h'Eh IN
saih District. and that all known 'r"d'-
tors and other person. III interest MA"
anrrar nj the said tirr and rla"" ana
show cause. if ANY they have. why me
prayer Of the sail petition :h"u''i '"rt
u" grant I'd
Md II iS further ordered 10y tho 0hr'
that the clerk Shrll -'n,l Ivy mail !" AL
known creditors copies nf sail! n"ti'lhn
and this order 70 them nj th"ir rla''"$ al
rrsi,"nc.' as stated.
Witness the Tfnmnrall" Aston G. Day
seal thereof. NJ Wh""lInc. IL said dis
trict. on the .5ih day OF June. y. D..
flalS
Attest:
\. T. BARRETT. Clerk.
ic-2I-iyi
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MISCELLANEOUS
SELL
EVERYTHING.
=" Il
BUY


wANTED-To buy furniture. rrfrigcra-
tors. household goods of all description;
also clothing machinery. Tools. e!c.
WE WILL aUY-Automoblle wrecks Ct
MI dcscrir:ion. Highest cash price past
TOR sAIE-Eine extension tables. $40;
rhiffoaicr. S.: wash stands. s. TO -;
large assortment Of counters and wash
hnards. anc each. Also large lot OIL
miscellaneous goods.
FOR SALE 900 1-gallon stone CLOCKS
and 500 ,.-Gallun stone crooks; all new
5 cents each.
ELECTRO moToRs-1-l-l6 altrrnat'
ing current 6:s alternating current;
e.. dircr; current: " direct current
Also lnt Of switches. telephones clec:
trio supplies. etc.
FOE sAIE-Thirty-siX theatre or open
chairs. 81 each. Also ~ re'oi'ihs
stnols. 81 zach. One double shoc s'oF"
bench - Il. long.
TOOL STORE, losl-aa MARKET ST.
wheeling, ". Va
store opcu Evenings. Nat phone l376A
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NOTICE.
OF Redemption Of Bonds Of the Loan Of
1855 OF the City Of Wheeling.

Notice j. hereby given by tho commits
ginnrrS "f the loan "C 1855. IF the cry
IF Whr"!inC West Virginia, that :ur-
Suant t. the require mrntS Of IN" or
dinapo" Cr sand city. passed MaY H.,
1857 entitled. AN ordinance To Prnrid"
for the issu. and sale ri bonds of the
civ If Wheeling. tn hC known as l!undS
Of the loan nf 1857. AMI for the rcdcmp-
ton and payment thereof and providing
for payment INTO. II" City Treasury nf
certain amounts from revenues Of the
Gas and Water Works. the following
described bonds, issued under the said
ordinances. were determined by lot by
said commissioners for redemption md
payment "n th, LIST day NJ July. ~ d..
lgIS, tn-wlt: Bonds Of $"no principal
each numbered "a, Al, So, II, SO md
I;rr,ls az 81 nhnn0 principal each num-
lmrrd as follows: 1919, 14o, 2lo, 21T, 2lo,
2ea, lel. 2e7, $50.
Said bonds So determined will be- re-
deemed and paid nj III" Bank NJ the Ohio
Valley in the city If Wheeling. W. Va.
on and after LIST day of July. 1918. and
sand bonds So determined viii cease Ia
bear interest from the last named day
and date.
J.. f. SANDS.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Il. w PETERSON
commissioners If th" loan Of 1885.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
FOR SALE-Machinery:

CONCRETE Mix n .. }
Gas and Gasoline Engines. Iron ana "''o
Working Tools
COMMERCIAL TRUCKS.
Gary TRUCKS, to 81 tons.
iTitan &C..
Geneva ~ s-
T,pck, Of all kinds for any kind Of ssrv'ea
je23l
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THERE WERE NO MouRzE&g

From ia" Detroit No'WS.
President Wilson dr":c Il riV"t in "t''
nf III. new $hip$ which is 81 sort OF. nal
III The caShct vi PrussIan milltariSm.
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AZ hospital l":I'".'- ~" Huns rr'
h"ntinE ihr'r uWn w'i~i records. ~"
p;raIr:: arc r!n:inas N""k -" ''"E WIN
submarine. Hir"t"" t"r iii" rEhiimHhil!
stukrS.--E.qStuu Traveller.
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FOR RENT

FOR EENT-Gnod office and living
rooms On tho second and third floors or
the u.w 1nlrlliEcnccr building. 1903 and
800 Market st. Nnw ready Tor occu-
nancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care lnte!ii-
vnnc.r ap-11-tf
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WANTED-Automobil repairman. Must
be capable Of handling all kinds of cas-.
MISC competent OF running shop thGeos
growing: 6jc per hour or better to right
man, must have recommendations. Nc
Cullam & Sons, Chrichsville. Ohio.
ie-o4-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Three good agents 70
household necessities ON inc
mcnt plaA. Best OF goods ano poH
Commissions We pay weekly. c.
Adams Co, 1l4o.1l42 Main St. HO
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wANTED-Iln all around high class
laboratory man: can use good rub
hcr worker or gold worker II not an all
around man. Good salary. Address
Dentist, care IntelliGenccr. je-26-t
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WAwTED-Two young men TO work IN
Intelligcnccr 11ail room between the
hours of $3.50 and 600 n m. Apply to
Mr. Andraw Schmitt Circulation Mana
rer. my-e3-tf
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DIED

GR1FFITH-Nt the Hrllairc City h"sri-
TEL ON Wednesday,. Jun" g. 1918. ut
ia o'clock p. M MRS. CLARA
,;HIrElTlI. wife uf Archie Griffith.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WANTED-Male EeIp

ONCE, ON GOVERNMENT WORK.
MUST BE A MAN CAPABLE OF
WORKING FROM DRAWINGS. GOOD
WAGES. TRI-STATE FOUNDRY &
MACHINE CO., wELLSbuEd,' W.. VA
je-21-m
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GRAND ATLANTIC

virginia AZ near bcarh. Capacity CON. if'SrnunS
L str,,r!y modern hotel after c'i'7's'c aHc'a-'"'S
,runnc7nrn;s and rrfunIshinS. Private ha'hS' nun
n:nc IN s'-Ins. ri'rai"r "'r' HHa'h' 'a",.
lite s,r,7'r Offers S!-'i2! early season rates a.
49,, d,,Iy social yccL!y Ht.klt W, +. SHAW.
ir.o tn tn sat
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WANTED-Two boys, l6 years or over
to learn the printing trade. Apply TO
foreman Inteuigencer after 2 p. m.
my-15-tSS
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WANTED-rhree ladies for special
work no selling. Good salary paid
weekly. Amply 1904 Market street.
N,.h,,.lIrr je-25-i
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WANTED-Female

wANTED-(iirl for general hnuScwork.
Apply 1l9G CnaplinG street Bell phone
1iG6 jc-e7-i
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A meeting Of Tho Public Service Com
mission of West Virginia. held on INC
1otJ, 5uN ~ A d 1918.
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commissioners If III" loan Of 1885.
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27
AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD


 at Norwich. within and for the District of Norwich. on the 26th day of March, A. D. 1918.
 Present-NELSON J. AYIING. Judge Estate of Azarias Grenier, late of Griswold, in said District, deceased Laura M. Grenier of Griswold, Conn, appeared in Court and filed a petition praying. for the seasons therein set forth. that administration be granted upon the estate of said deceased, all legged to be intestate.
 Whereupon, It Is Ordered. That said petition be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich in said District. on the 1st day of April. A. D. 1918, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice of the pendency of said petition, and of said hearing thereon, be given by the pub- Acation of this order one time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least three days prior to the date of said hearing. and that re- turn be made to this Court
 NELSON J. AYLINC1 Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copy of record.
 Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER, mar2Td Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27
SALEIN FRANKLIN

By order of the Probate Court. to settle an estate, the Giles Harrington farm in Franklin is offered for sale.
 The farm consists of dwelling house with good cellar. barn. carriage house, corn house, hen house and out buildings. There are about 60 acres of moving land. orchard and planting ground. There is an abundance of water in wells, springs and brook on the premises; 800 cords of ftrewood could be cut off and sold at good prices by the purchaser. It is an easy haul to the village of Baltic. The farm is on high ground. has grand view, and is located on the state. high way from Norwich to Willimantic and is four miles from Baltic village and about eight miles from Norwich. end is near Meeting house Hill. so-callsa.
 For further information. apply to FRANK B. HARRINGTON. 102 Roose- welt Ave, or to WILLIAM H. SHIELDS, 35 Broadway. Norwich. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-27
q1l1llft'il'k
WANTED

I WANTED Someone to care for baby from [ a, m. to D. m. Saturdays and Sundays off Phone 1O34-5
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gang and that she is being kept under cover somewhere outside the city until the affair blows over, when she win again be sent out on similar errand
 East Hampton.-Cards have been is- sued announcing the engagement of Miss Loretta Hale of East Hampton to Serene C. Murkett of Louisville.
 New 6ritain.-Edward Regola, aged 5, found a cartridge the other night and hit it with hammer. Two fin gers of his right hand were blown off
 Hartford.-fBrewers met in Longs hotel the other afternoon to discuss request from the national fuel admin istration to the war committee of the United States Brewers association to reduce their brew 30 per cent. in April, May and June, and this request they decided unanimously to honor Hartford.-Two more of the St Francis hospital training school alum nae have received their call to nation al service, and left yesterday on less than "A hours notice, Miss Margaret Donovan and Miss Helen McGrath, both members of the class of 1917 of the training school and both to do duty at Camp Wheeler, Ga
 New Havene-Iack of available men for postoffice work has hit the New Haven office with such force that Post master Alexander Troup has been obliged to hire. four female clerks from the eligibility list. In fact, the few men whose names remained on the list of eiigibles spurned the offer of $500 year for a clerkship when they can ] earn $1o a day working in munitions I plants.
 Middletown.-A certificate of inccr- poration of the Middiesex Rendering company of Middletown was recorded yesterday at the office of the state secretary. The business is soap mak- ing. Capital stock is $25,000, divided into 1000 shares. The incorporatore are Frank H. Frissell, Berkley c, Stone and Dennis J. O'Brien of Mid dletown.
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FOR SALE-Ford runabout or deliv- cry, in fine shape, with detachable tires; Dodge 1917 runabout; one pair of good young mules. 23O0 w.t. Samuel Adams, 440 Pleasant, St., Willimantic. . nar2Od
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Again today and Thursday the Breed will present a banner double bill, the feature of which is Viola Dana in Weaver of Dreams. This picture is. taken from the novel of the same name by the well-loved author, Myrtle Reed, and is one Of those genuine photodra- mas that go straight to the -ieart. Old New England is the scene of the story, and the types are quaint and appeal ing and there are smiles, tears. joys and sorrows all in a moment. Weaver or Dreams is powerfully human The Spotted Lily, a story of sacrifice Is the second feature of this bill and dainty Ella Hall will appear as the heroine or an engaging picture narrative, told in gripping episodes and carry a plot of value and interest and rich in en- tertainment. The famous Burton Holmes travel series completes this banner double bill.