davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

dy. Mezi GesE sEcdaogenskymi pro
tirevolucionAh ! Mani je pro
past stejna 4 stejna nenavist
jako Y i. 1900 mezi tax zvany-
mi antcnenisty a centralisty.
viichni Gesi,, ktefi zdstai
verni Rusku 90 spojili Sc &c
skosiovcnskou komunistic kou
stranu., Ma ,poslednim sjezd6
tLylo prftamno pouze nekolik
tuctn .idf:spozn. tisk. kan.| spo
Jill Sc dosayadni 2 organy Prd
kopnik,. centralisticky a Svobo-
da, aulonomisticka, v Prdkop
mix SvUbo6y. .Vsichni autonomi
sti, ktefi vstoupili do nasi stra
ny, 'pct'raii seskoslovenskou so
cialni sdemolfacii. Komunistic-
ke hnutf je radikalnejsit. nez
centrahsticke N boji proti bur
zoasii . proti parlamentarismu
je9 nesmiritelnk, je to strana
tnfdni q n1erxisticka. Do Czech
Sc yratl nova strana ceska ko
munisticha. - Pisatel die
Neue Freie Presse - doporucu
| Iie, ably Sc timed strana ce-
skych centralistd ma Morave
zmenila ma stranu komunistic-
kou a zada nelnicky Dennlk,
ably psai prcti ceskoslovenske
armade, jakoz ably proti ceske
mu nacionalismu vystoupil co
nejrozhodnej.
Ze nakolik "ceskosloven-
skych boscviki" ma Rusi ma
moznost lplne svobodne kores
1rondence asagitace v Rakousku
resp. ceskych zemich, je ddka
zem, ze rakouska vlada sc ma
bolSeyiky diva jako ma vhodny
nastroj k potfranf tuzeb naseho
naroda je take ddkazem, re
5olsevici marne imperialisty
videh- skymi nebratfi.
| Ovsenl - jako bolsevici Sc
marne penezl hrozbami snazi
Ii pro sebe ziskat nasi armada
a hlavn6 socialisty Mi, tax bu
dou r.arp6 namluvy bolsevikd
ii sociallstd u mas donna.
Bo]ss.l lei podali novy XII
kaz vice komu pracuji do rukou
a rakoUs sky censor propustiv do
|pis ten dokazal jen, re rakou-
! skym dradim bezi zde o neco
jineho. E1arna ovsem namaha..
Ami ohjivanim davno zapadle
L : u 49, 4
J afery Dyrychpvy ami agitaci
! probolssea sisnfas faksouskx xviada
, a jeji hlasnG trouby niceho ne
doc!li.
Uvadimc oba priklady, aby
nasi Rrajane zde Americe
mohli 81 udeiat predstavu jak
! zoufale skomirajfci RakouskC
! sc proti nam brani. Marine vsak
vztaky Muzeme byt zvedavi
. jake ''odhaleni' prnese Presse
! a Reichspost po uznani NarOd
nj Rady americkou vladOu a ia
ponskem.
Rakouska vlada vi, re revolu
ce v ceskych zemfch je neod.
vlatna, rrotc mali byt revolt
ce, tedy radej "bolsevicka" KITE
=, "a by vyvrazdila nenavident
kram3fe, klofaee, Soukupy
Habelr1.any a Tuzary Modrai
ky. a ktera by Sc dala ridit die
pokynu z Berlina a Vidne.
NJ, xdyz revoluce v nasicf
zem ch tedy rozhodne bude
prolilaknska a toho sc rakou
ska vlNda nejvice obava. A pre-
to tato spolecna bolsevicko
viadni akcc, dlouho ocekavant
skonci fiaskem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

I - 49, v~Y - = -.-,r
byv. poslanec Dyrych Sc il sfe
Xxi ze pry proti ceSkoslovensk6
armade nasf stoji We zbrani je
ste .iedna armada a to armada
ceskos,ovenskych komunistI ma
ES,si.
Letsk Dyrychdv vydan byl
v breznu 1917.:,Je to tedy trochu
zastaraly agitacni prostredek.
Fokud Sc tyce cskoslovenskych
oddilu bolsevickych, tedy, i.ty
jsou prostredkem agitacn6 Ibez
cennym,
Nasi donna i. my zde Wine, ze,
sam professor Masaryk jako VI
chni velitcl ceskosIovenske ar
nlady dovolil bolsevikIm, ably
agitoyali 4 &rlnads nasi die libe
sti. Nsbranil toma.f ppto6e jak
on. tax nAse armada ,vadeli ze
k poisesikdm se mohou pfidat
pouze lide nemyslici, aneb lide
ktcfi by ceskoslovenske arma-
de lnnoho cti nedelali.
Tax Sc stale, re z desetitisf-
Gu ceskoslovenske armady k
bolsevikum prestSupilo pouze
nekoliK set lidi, kteff jist6 jiz
litulj tohoto ,lmyslu, zvlast9 ny
nj po dokazanem spojeni boise
vickych vudcI 8 rakouskou a ne
meckou vladou.
Spojenl to zracf sc v tom,
ze rakouska vlada ktera ovsem
mcdowell correspondence s voji-
ny ceskcslovensk6 armady, do
vouje chotne korespondenci s ne
kolika, t6mi "ceskoaloveskymi"
komunisty jilnz vlada blsevi-
ku dala veskere konfiskovane
Jmeni nasi Narodnf Rady ma Ru
81, kteri nyni "a penize sebra
ne nasi,ni yojfny ma uccly marc
dni vestle zzijl v Moskve, repre-
sentuii ceskoslovensky SOVIET. /!
Rakouska vlada pouzfva tech
to stvlr k tomu ze sc snazi roz
bit jednotu nasich socialistic.
kych stran ceskych, ktere Wy
tvoflly zatim spolecnou Delnic
koll ltadu a snazi sc o lplne
splynuti ceskoslovenske social.
nj demokracie a ceske strany
socialisticke v niz prave opra,
dovi cesti komuniste jsou zastou
pcni byv. skupinou volnych soc
alistil razu Vrbenskeho.
| A protoze ODE tyto strany 81
snazi ziskat nyni take 1plnt
| sp.vnuti SO socialisty. .centradi
sty," kteri dosud jsou We spoje-
nj S rakouskou intrnacionalou
hledl rakouska vlada tomu z,
branitn tim, ze d0voluje oti.
kout v r0ganu eocialistG-centrs
listu brnenskem Delnicken
Dcnniku dopisy cd ceskoslovel
skych bclseyiku z Moskvy.
| Z Delnickeho Denniku oti
krJl ovsem zpravu nemecke |
sty, ably aokazali spojencnm, z,
Cesi nejsou jednotni, re zahr'
nitni Cesi nejsou ,vedeni Cesk,
slovenskou Narodni Radou atd
Nez sami Sc, usvedcuji re Iii
Dopis z M6skvy totiz vyslovn,
udava, re nejen jsou v ceskosl
venske armade nasi 'burzoove
| (meSt' aci), ale take socialiste ,
Gokonce tvIdcOve ceskosloven
sl<e narodne socialni j stou
ipenci 'centralistI." f.
Nez uvercjhujeme dopis sa
mi abynase d6lnictyO 81 mohl
ucinit predstavu tom, jak n
kouska vlada sanla podporuj
bolseviky uzavrevsi mimi jal
sam Lanin ohlasil, allianci NJ
vyboj odboi.
DnLis (prekladame jej z n
~.,l-ry,< XoEoL1o H., Noro Ero;
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05

A few used cars in good run
ming order for sale by the Kadoka
Auto Co. Prices right. 44tf
FOUND--A mackinaw coat on
the road to Philip. Owner can
have same by proving property
and paying for ad.
FOR SALE--I wish to sell my
property OF 7 acres. 3 room house
good barn, 2 good wells and big
dam. On account of nv health
| will sell at a bargain. Inquire
at the Press office. J. &. Heck
J. d. Addison was in Tuesday
from his ranch north of Stamford
and while here stopped at the
Press office and showed his sub
Scrlption another year ahead.
The results of the War Savings
Stamp drive on last Friday was
the first time in connection with
any of the war activities that
Jackson County could not send
In the report Over the Top.
From returns now in at the office
OF the County Director it appears
that only about sixty per cent of
the amount assigned to Jackson
County has been subscribed. A
part of this shortage is account
able for by the fact that not en-
ouQh cards had been furnished
the county and a number were
unable to sign up on Friday.
However, a new supply of cards
has been received and all who
were unable to sign up last Fri,
day should call on some member
of their school board and sign up
at once. The returns are being
checked up as rapidly as possible
and instructions have been re,
ceived by the County Director to
continue an intensive campaign
and raise Jackson Countv's full
amount in pledges at once.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05
Hail insurance

bee the FARMERS state Bank
J. H. Stuart of Seattle, Wash.
arrived Tuesday night and is Wis
iting at the home of his daughter
Mrs. 6. n. Leedom.
NOTICE--A 100 ID. bay mare
branded % on left shoulder
is among my horses.
d. d. Collins. Kadoka, S. ID.
The County Commissioners
met Tuesday morning and will
be in session for about three
weeks as a Board of Equalization.
For Sale One Registered Short
Horn bull and one Registered
Hereford Bull.
ltt T. K. Murphy, Kadoka, S. d.
+. 6. Barth is one of the latest
additions to the ranks of jitney
drivers, he having on Monday
purchased a Fora car from the
Kadoka Auto Company.
The regular meeting of the
Park Club at the home of Mrs. X.
H. SChnee last Thursday after
noon was one of the most enjoy
able meetings in many months.
There were twenty seven mem
bers and visitors present and the
delicious cream and cake served
by the hostess was greatly en-
joyed as was the pleasant auto
ride. Arrangements had been
made for picture of the happy
group. 1t was voted at this meet.
ing to devote a portion of the
funds to the purchase of Baby
Bonds, and also to temporarily
discontinue the regular meetings
of the club through the rush of
Red Cross sewing.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05
LOCAL MENTION
GATHERED BY PRESS REPORTERS

jeff Calhoun was up from In
terror, Wednesday evening.
Miss Doris GilchriSt of Weta
, Is attending summer school a
, Vermillion.
Deputy County Assessor EC
Freemole and Ellis Conner were
up from Weta, this week.
F. II. Sears returned Tuesday
night from his business trip tC
Sioux City and other points east
Guy Gaple and ChaS. Youne
were up from Interior Wednes
day attending to business matters
HELP WANTED:-W oman or
man for kitchen or dining room
work. Franklin Cafe, Deadwood,
South Dakota. 3S-tt
Miss Winnie Norton entertain.
ed a number OF young people at
her home north of town to a six
o'clock dinner Sunday evening.
Clyde Eddy arrived Thursday
from Mitchell for few days visit
with his parents, ], p. EDDY and
wife, and sister, Mrs. Thomas
Brake.
DR.. Hennin9S was called to the
VIM. Rocks ranch Saturday even
ing to attend Mr.. Rocks who was
suffering with severe attack of
tonSOlitis.
The County Emergency Agent
Glenn Hoon, returned Sunday
from Rapid City where he had
been in attendance at the State
Meeting of County Agents. Mr..
Hoon reports a good meeting.
Geo. Porch left Sunday for his
home at Parnell, Mo. George has
been here for sometime past sup
erintendine the construction of a
new house on his farm west of
town occupied by Louis Deter
mann and family.
Mrs. B. Martinsky returned
Wednesday from Des Moines, Ia,
where she had been visiting her
son before he left for the army
training camp. She was accom-
panied home by her daughter and
son-in-law, making the trip by |
auto.
The auction sale of the Louis
cattle Wednesday was
ny d large crowd ana
the offerings soid at BIG prices.
Louis is diSposine of his personal
property and VIII enlist IN the
aViation section OF the army. 1.
n. Leedom was the auctloneer
ana j. II. snyder clerked the sale.
The following is list of the
shipped by the Jackson
County Red Cross Chapter to the
Minneapolis headquarters on last
Thursday:
Cottonwood:
| pair socks
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05
Cash for land. See McNallv.

ii ioi ioiiu' DC NlIINdllN.
Attorney A. G. Granger was
Pierre visitor Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. JOS. Rocks wer
up from their reservation rancl
Tuesday.
re. Barth and family and Mrs
J. +. Brockelsby and baby wer,
Philip visitors Tuesday.
The District Advisory Exemp
tion Board was in Kadoka, Tues
day, holding an official meeting.
M. K. Easthouse has been en-
Joylne a visit for the past ten dav.
from his brother from Sheldon
Iowa.
J. II. SNYDER and family en-
Joyed visit few days this week
from MIR. Snyder's uncle and two
cousins from Murdo.
Fred Eads and family are en-.
Joyine visit from Mr.. Eads'Spar.
ents and sisters from Tyndall
They made the trip in their auto.
County Commissioner E. w.
lhode came up from Belvidere
to attend the meetings of the
County Board of Equalization,
Tuesday.
Misses Isabel and Irene Craven
are home from their University
studies for the summer vacation.
Miss Isabel coming from Chicago
and Miss Irene from Sioux Falls.
Taken-Up---One two year old
steer, branded X on right side
and I on left side. Owner can
have same by paying for care of
animal and ADVERTISING. D. w.
MessiX, Weta. South Dakota.
The Fourth of July picnic at
the Geo. Hutton grove yesterday
was attended by a large crowd.
A good program was pulled off
and the entire day and evening
thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
attending.
FOR SAI.E---The best laying
and most desirable 800 acres of
Jackson county land, with a nice
creek, good we'll water, close to
kadoka. Deal with owner at
bed rock price.
SOFT Box 403. Canton, S. d. !
STRAYED One black mare, 10
yrs. old W.T.. 1000 lbs, may have
colt by side. Been away since
last fall. Branded SUade, also
Cooley Stout's brand and my own
brand | all on lett shoulder. A
liberal reward given to finder.
Att w. c. Parke, Weta. 5. d. |
Rev. Bryan returned last Fri
day from his trip to Princeton, !!
N. J. where he attended the 40th |
graduation anniversary of the class
of that great University, of which |
he was a member. Rev. BRYAN
certainly enjoyed the trip and
the meeting with many friends
whom he had not seen for the |
past forty wears. He also stopped
off at Columbus, Ohio for a visit |
with his family.
The lumber for the new reSid- !
ence which ]. H. Snyder will
erect on his 100 acre place in the
west part of town is arriving.
The excavation for the basement |
has been completed and active
construction work will be com
menced as soon as the balance of
the material arrives. The new
residence will be a $1,000 struct- /
ure, modern in every detail, and
will make an elegant home for
Mr.. Snyder and family, as we'll as
a most substantial improvement
for Kadoka.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05

John Farnam was up from In
terror Monday visiting his many
friends here.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05

~ AZ AiSAiiNN' " 90 II IuIphd ' 10
itor Monday.
Jos. Barth has accepted a posi-
! tion on a farm at kimball anC
left Monday for that place.
: RAYMOND Coyle and wife are
| the parents of bright baby boy
that arrived at their home last
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Geo. Holmes left Monday
for Hetland, in response to a mes
, sage that her daughter, Mrs. Fred
, GOssard, was quite ill.
Monday afternoon judge Well
man was the officiating magis-
trate at the wedding of Samuel
Brown and Miss Mary Bad Cob,
both of Wanblee.
A big crowd from kadoka and
vicinity was at Belvidere last
week Thursday attending the
Home Guard Patriotic celebra-
ton, and everyone reports a fine
time and enjoying the program.
On Saturday evening Frank ].
Simek closed his pool hall in c m
pllanCe with the order of the
Council of National Defense, and
will only open his place in the
evening tor the sale of soft drinks
and confectionery.
County Superintendent L. S. Du
BoiS returned Wednesday from
business trip to Pierre. He re-
ports that n. p. Nelson is recov-
ering nicely from his operation
for appendicitis and expects to be
strong enough to return home in
about another week.
The registration on last Friday
under the direction and orders of
the Council of National Defense
was very generally attended to
by the people of the county. |
There are yet a few who have
not as yet signed up their regis
tration cards and the Press wants
to advise all who have not done
SO to appear before one of the
registration board at once and be
registered. This registration is
not voluntary matter, but one
that must be attended to under
penalty for failure to do so.
In another colum of this issue
of the Press will be found list
of the articles that was shipped
last week to the Minneapolis
headquarters, by Jackson Coun
ty Red Cross. The Jackson Coun-
tv Chapter has during June sent
l07 pairs of knitted socks to Head
quarters besides the many other
articles required of them. While
the allotment for Jackson coun-
ty in socks was IFS pair a month
for June, July and August, this
county has sent in l07 pairs for
the month of June. This record
made bv the ladies of Jackson
county is certainly one that they
can we'll feel proud of when you
stop to consider that the notice ;
of their allotment was not reCeiv-
ed until very nearly the middle
of the month of June, SO that in
practically a two weeks period
they have sent in great deal
more chan half the amount allot-
ed to them for the month, and it
is needless to say that from this
record they have made that they
will more than exceed the num-
Der assigned to them. The new
allotment of various garments to
be made by the Red Cross of this
was published in the Press
of last week and as will be re-
totals something over
seven hundred garments a month
exclusive of the socks. To meet
the amount Of work assigned to !
them the ladies' will have to keep
huStline, ,---but they will make it.
OF that we have not the slightest
doubt. However. there are yet
some in the county who are ap. l
parently not doing all they can {
to assist the work of the Red
rpcS and tho bt,rJap bac hoo, |
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05
Church Notes.
BUY w. S. S.

COME Ye Apart And Rest
Awhile" Rest In The Lord"
From work seek rest. From
burning sun get shelter in the
shade. The community church
affords rest and shelter. Let Us
in it get renewal of strength for
service.
Sunday Services;
Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Preaching ll:00 A. M
Preaching $50 z. M.
Christian Endeavor meeting is
changed to Saturday 7:30 p. m.
Sunday, July 7th.
A. M Topic
Renewal of Strength
p NJ. Topic Service.
DR., ]. M. Walsh, Specialist, Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. First
National Bank Building, Rapid
City, >. ID. Aft
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04

WANTED-Second hand and antique furniture Of a1 kinds; get our prices before you sell A. Bruckner. 55 Frank lin St. Tel. 717-3. uov6d
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04
HUMOR Of HE DAY

Frenchman - Why do telephone companies employ homely girls?
 Soph-One answers es well as ari- other-Burr. =.a- -Tr4r
 SiIlicus-What do you understand by the age of discretion?
 Cynicus-Merely when a man real- iZes that he is eiether too young to marry, or too old.-JudGe.
 At whom are you looking?" de- manded the young ladv of the man who obstructed her path.
 "Atchoo!" replied the hay fever vic tim. and hurried away.-Pelican.
 .T have just come from man who is doomed to hard labor in working out long sentence:
 ''Is he a criminal?' as
 No; he's an author. San Fran cisco Chronicle.
 Mrs. Justwed-If your husbands judgment should differ from yours, what would you do
 Mrs. Longwed - never had chance to find out. He never dares to differ-Boston Globe.
 She's very high and mighty. don't like her altitude
 You mean attitude? Altitude fits the case" interposed third member of the party.-Louls- vile Courier Journal. | Doctor (to Mrs. Perkins, whose hus- hand is ilD-Has he had any lucid ln- tervals?
 Mrs. Perkins (with dignityl-Es 'ad nothing except what you ordered, ooc- tor-Pearsons Weekly. a5
 She with newspaper)-I see that the commander of a negro regiment at the front writes that African golI has been introduced over here and the French soldiers like it" Whats 8 African golf? -oa
 He-Craps-Boston Transcript
 Life without you would be a hol- low mockery" .5s.5zi. @
 Pooh, pooh! I've heard that be- fore" |.
 But you've never heard me say it before"
 eavesdropping." - Birmingham Age 1 Herald.
 MT. Will Makem had just popped the question to Miss Elderleigh, the i lady of his choice. 1s
 T am sorry" she answered, reso- | luteIy. T cannot marry you. I'm sure you never saw any encourage ment written on my face" "Ah. true!" sighed the rejected one. T suppose it was because of my ln- ability to read between the lines. = ! Answers.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04

WANTED-Girl to wait on table and do chamber work. Windham Inn Windham, Conn. Tel, 35-4. Willimantie Division. je24d
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04
THE AMERICAN FLAG.

 When Freedom. from her mountain
 height
 Uufu-led her standard to the air, She tore the azure rvDe of night, And set the stars of glrrv there; She mingled with tits gorgeous dyes The milky baldTic of the skies, And striped its pure -celestiaI white With streakings of the morning light: Then, from his mansion in the sun. She called her eagle bearer down. And gave into his mighty hand The symbol of her chosen land. Majestic monarch of the cloud! Who reaT'st aloft thy regal form To hear the tempest t-trumpingS loud, And see tbe lightning -lances driven, When strive the warriors of the storm. And rolls the thunder drum Of heaven Child of the sun! to thee .tis given To<Euard the banner of the free, To 0nover in the sulphur smoke, To ward away the battle -stpoke. And bid its blending shine 'afar. Like rainboWs on the cloud or war, The harbingers of victory! Flag of the free hearts hope and
 home,
 By angel hands to valor given; The stars have lit the welkin dome, And all thy hues were born In Forever float that standard sheet! Where breathes the foe but falls be-
 fore us. With freedoms soil beneath our feet, And Freedoms banner streaming
 OCT us?
 John Rodman Drake G7s5-1S2o).
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04

MACHENIST toolmakers and design CTS wanted to increase earnings through study of l. c. s. mechanical engineering course; sure easy home study method; develop inventive genius. International Correspondence Schools, Scranton. Penn. je27d
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04
LOST AND FOUND
RANKROOK L(

BANKBOOK LOST-Lost or stolen passbook No. 13S767 of The Norwich Savings Society. All persons are eau toned against purchasing or negotiat- ing the same. and any person having a claim to said book is hereby called up on to present said claim to said bank on or before the 4th day of January, 1919, or submit to having the book de- clared cancelled and extinguished and a new book issued in lieu thereof, or the amount due thereon paid. jy4Th
 FOUND-Came to my house, white shepherd dog; no tag or collar Owner can have same by paying charges. Timothy Lynch, Ashford. Conn. Phone 2S9-14, Willimantic Div jy4d
 LOST-Pocketbook, in Brockton Shoe Store. Finder return to Bulletin Office and escape trouble. Jy4d
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04

FOR SALE or rent, five-room house, barn and shed. two acres of land, l5 minutes from trolley. at Yantic, for merly the John T. Ladd place. Inquire M, J. Shea. The Towers. Franklin Road.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04
POETRY
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

Day of glory! Welcome day: Freedoms banners great thy ray; See. how cheerfully they play
 With the morning breeze. On the rocks where pilgrims kneeled, On the heights where squadrqns When tyrant's thunder -pealed
 Ger the trembling seas. God of armies, did thy stars On their coUrs ses smite his cars. Blast his arm. and wrest his bars From the heaving tide? On our standard. To. they burn. And, when days like this return. Sparkle OCT the soldiers urn
 Who for freedom died. s, God of peaee whose srfrit fills All the echoes of our hills, All the murmur of our rills.
 Now the storm is OCT. O let freemen be our sons. And let future Washingtops Rise, to lead their valiant ones
 Till there's war no more '1
 John Pferpont.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04
J. C. wTTTER .......... Auctioneer Office No, 42 Main Street.
 DanieIson. Ct. IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE

will sell for MT. Warren A. Thatcher q public sale al the old Luther Alexander farm near Wildwood Park 1 F miles from Dayv1ue. Ct, on the trolley road leading to Putnam. eu
 SATURDAY, JULY 6. 1918
 at 10 o'clock A. m. skarp,
 a high class los of personal property, including lS heaS of choice cattia [ paN of good farm horses, som. hay and fine GnA ot up-to-dst. larn31g impi4u ents such aK used so ; large faru 1; roadster automobile in fne running cendttior and nicely equipped, alsr 8 lot of hcuseh0A goods Terms o5 sAIe wtp be cash, a Mir. Thatcher 8 Uns OF rhts place expiras July IS th and mcs1 Do vacated F1 stormy sale viii occur the first fa.' eaJ Gs the following week. A cateT@ wiD attend Wa:ct this space 10 a fuii lis. of bip e: saj' which wiii appear on Thursday. July 4th.
 WARREN A THATCHER.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04

EVERY TWO WEEKS, at least. you need a shampoo. We do cure dandruff Delightful face massage soc. Madam Lindgren, Thayer Bldg. Tel. 553-12.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04
FOR SALE
BRIDGE
Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable. Taxi Service and
 Garage Connected.

Horses to let for all kinds Of busi- ness, with or without rigs by the day or week Special attention to boarders and transients; 20 to 30 horses always on hand. for sale weighing lO50 to 1900 each; several extra nice pairs. 24OO to S20o per par. all good workers. and some extra nice drivers every horse will be sold with q written guarantee to be just as represented al tims Of sale. or money refunded in full Trial allowed. If in need Of anything in our line. give us a trial ana We will give you full value for your money.
 STABLE'371, 373, 375 MAIN ST.
 Phone 326-2 o'RRIEN & CHASE.