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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen ana Agents.

niaSaln| - a%% Of tS}i%s man
-vsr% %s"eS and owner upon "h NJ. sa
h"m"nS,ration and sells readily. will enter
ability to handle Suaranteed product, y"
u"tS COMPANY. lndianspoiis Ind
Statesmen - Reliable side line statesmen
ph mn"'I n,n to sI'' ""L new
t E"st i n.tms side iiIs In \m"rira Sold
nH ,S ard S%SSf s1riS
ME ;,sry wr',s f"r pSr,lS,u,"rs canton
Statesmen new carpurctor for Ford cars
S'R %%c. not mSHms ''r1 ann sneH in
s.ss $r rrimnE FIJI sn"'f frc %iH r.
T Wri,I Lax Si'y mnn mad. s. 20" ~ weck
Jackson El,d chicago
SAt.EsMtN wANrED-speciaity statesmen
drinks soil POPULAR f Of to.T ,Scr
Sid" linz; i.ihcrai commissions with s..
M:ss "'3S"s , fs'" Ga.r.ot ii Nias r' i;
Louis. Mo
sma SwaS HSw LA line M men a
S sole ,. no ssmpis I" AIRY. IS commis.
* Sons co. .ooi indiana Av"nu". chicago
.nsSi saics,nen Who cSa pr "iS 'S on
s SS"I. r[Cpcst'icn e'n.r trucks
ON tho market. II cSs. care Times bis,
soldiers and sailors max" SO to SIS sd dst ii
srsa "G h@ 0ri rrse h%s roll HsE
ton. u & Every soldier and sailor Will
bUN IT. lpon receipt 81 iSr VIII forward
sampl" prepaid Money refunded if not
satisfactory. Schcr'S studios. SUITE COZ,
HoN Ftth Avenue. Now York
W ANfEp SALESMAN VIII" owns auiomo-
oe ~ co %"c Of ,hr 'n1sc; concerns in
mss run several hundred per month based
on Eus-antc" Of 500 yer month Expenses
while training GIVE fun particulars re-
Eardins age. experience" and earnings ~
present, Address -. : NJ. 1880 Monroe
nlde.. Chicago.
WOMEN WEAK--Cur agents earn moro
money We want reliable men and
women 30 take orders from catalogue on
our famous Kitchen aluminium ware. Rogers
BroS. world famous S!lverware: toilet rrep-
ar.iIons silk and Heatherb!oom p.t,.cca,s:
.duieS knit underneath. line Will ge,
;on h!E repeat orders. easy work. big prodts
Mri'" today FOR particulars. American
Sales Co. IS Essex Street. Boston. Mass
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Jewclry and Watches.

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scHAAF's GRADUATION GIFTS
s. no sEne, or Sc, Rings. 2,
s'oo-Goid Cameo Brooch: nice size.
$3.50 "p-Fancy designs. Gold Brooches,
81 p np-stick Tins-cuh Bu,,on,
s4c5-Cameo Rings @
$500 up-vanI,y Gases.
til.Sc up-Goid Filled Wrist Watches
s2l to-E!Cin 2o-year Wrist Watch. az
sl5.ho-Msses' Diamond Rings; special LOT
$4,000 5 DIa nb,a Ring. beautiful. br.lran.
s2'75 ard up-Nice selection Gold L. VAL
You'll find YOU do better at
scHAAF BROS.
JEWELLERS.
tce East Broad
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Il t.Al. SAl.ESN MEN
WANTED.


WANTED
~. q h: lsrsss' tcca r-eauc, cor,
% s'v"gs ~r!esm.n who can s"ll To heir
Nususj S.iesmen mus. Il. .r,u 1nsTni
Win log'l srocery rrsd" II YOU arc {,
d.nge IN Your sailing shi!iy and want a
tGre and HON fe s.. a,N WIN S 81. H.
Nris u, t"taE E!Eins grocery references.
prs.ca 'HiSS atGf"" '' &GtS.. 70 sTd
f a fGaSh' sra Aay"E Is yoH seGg?
sA,a .t;;.H on prVless,onsI men Es-
~" IN" IN. for N9r'hsrn virginia STAT axe,
aa de;eT.ntd GS' saie.m Sns" w iG5
~. mark.t NV hirb.,,s ssHrer pn;Wns on
81 by All merchants our mos, suoccss.u.
500 % 700 pr month: cosnmts-ion. '' psd
~ g,gH,y Add-ess Champion Box lac.
n.nd,s our big Inc q sdysr,isins ea.n.
'r"t@: Interesting. a!l-veer-round w6rh: not
= sd .tN.. oinill.s-!pu proposition Write
i.ed5r5> toT ,osne.e!s >de,siis. >Ge,ser bros.
= hESMAN eoyerins virginia whole<aI.
ma ro"d ,T1dS f2T side In nocAei sam
and ,ef-.iory S0t~r"a Rsn1fsx I'M M s snts;Ta
confidential STANDARD Hons 90 sln -
So. - rFiiafalrhia =. - ''' Af'"
SALESMAN WANTED EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN TO SELL. BOILER CHEM
IcALs, PAINTS AID DlslHFEcrAxr
MUST PRODUCE RESULTS ANp NOT
AFRAID or WORK STATE AGE .<D
GIVE SAME cr TWO I.s.r i.Nn,
i'''' -
EES ADDRESS !! .. CARE TINES S,e
PATCH
SII.ECVa ~ .E-I.L.I, So ---
III. ~. A. =, rli.r''>t1 80 s"iitr"L mef'an-
o,:tIon o: me-, Vs"s,cy M, ~ p,"p
corn = .ior ,o,,-,,' NV ,FHct!'"
rere4. M. utspS "e"N'E, 20: *
i.u..t-- -. 'e'Nte. w h"!"~ai"
gnT 800 an" bi'E.' cleveland.
1ri,e - - t.!'-Sa esinan King
-"s a"' t-nttai si"f" rad" wanted -
""" th'"f"o-! KNOWN propri--
- 80 iilS e s.!" Iln"- Established
''n.r' ,tt't'th o. nous ATTRACTIVE commits
,. :, 90 ''r'e = 6H!F"H- tiOA 10, SNTo-
-'-.>-i
SALESMAN " .SIF.I- lnry,e-..,,Cac o. -
,tst -. o,,.uinrE .,s iii ,.-,,..,,t ~ iH'
dress E.;ior. S.leSm.n,. 'Tr.;nInr .s,,'
SALESMAN " SRI T,-.Ii,.
cuisines. proGucer. yIsnuf.ctt,IIi..u,r"' " ana
"a w -
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AGEHTS. PORTRAIT ME%-r.triUi!u fax
=, porte -, agents making big MONEY
H:tls fof pa'icg.@r, and samples ".
r.. our own bromide plant. Print. .nt
hn!shei portraits shipped IN 2. hours Write
=. t'iOEg- cheap Picture Fran. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

AGENTS. WAN1ED-B!g pay and ff.e an.
'''l"hle introducing wonderful new case.
me saver, pUncturcproof 5.year s;.r,
'uIs and oincr economical auto n.ccssi
~ 'u'n, fr"r l.. Baliw"y ;oi Static,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

hGh&IIS-Cur co!ored hsnt.:s Ernanclpa
'ne pictures ~" Isx2o Retail 25c who'll.
sel" % 100 5000 100, - samples S -
POSTPAID Hsnz"l Sh.-s Company Publish
- DOM o. HurtnsLnn -,tshurch y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

- i'iISMAH Observation-Disclosures sample.
~" =" s".ESInen interested in side linz
'"i!"tE %! New Top Notch Metal Special
YES Al wonderful trade ytimu!atoTs and
business. PROC lC"r- Msnufactur-rs who'll
"a .ers, OsnXs. retailers .tc .ager for ,h.r
t-Eer! .i"" everywhere bny In lar2- 0nan.
,;-r- = N"ar around so seasons SIda
IA :".esm-n make $50 = week $3.50 to
40 ,nT Who" Vine. Writ" Gultn 70; out.
r. g. = ERICKSON C0mpany Inc -;
t.-'ks"n Bldg be- Nlnfn.. io,ys "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

"', ...,.G C!ty o. lrnyelins Write for
..~t 90 .ri"NlnSs aud fUll p~rtlcu!ar- Al
dress y ;ion. S.lesnrn'- rraiulng \ .s"cI-
"'tNr. Dept. T2t Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanteti-NIalc.
ss}::}

MEN--W,n;.,, >,
trads: few weeks ,rcuuirci; Write, for eat.
rliln street: Richmond. Va
scnsefs II nSg i Mncsls good ITSs e" rn nI.
"TE hrs,,slasss auto ,rlmmet, Smith -Moo,y
,, AIS'Tis %; SIS :, MSr,n Fourth ~ :
Washington Buggy Co. shlnston s /
ishgr: also "srnisM rG6btT Nus, u" /.
ssEsr, ,a"ns On ,,o a".9mSSSs S'ralE wGSs
i Son ":s y Street. \. ", washington,
iras,s'. ds>rins stRooi N SrisSiS. VIZ
S iiSl, G!"'G IN 'Sn Saw IH ,G5d!'n,s " !"
rnrNrrr-wsn.ed. cx,,naor FRESHMAN and
forward.r s,.A iiui,h,r for ont of town worn,
Observation-Disclosures so,.n,.ns wa,
,.,AitE t,ElNrEKS ,N;lN SECtnE roSi.
T iSfT TTtNo 3..i M Trit AHiciMoNp ny
PROTECTOR Wanted. old man. couple or
boy protector. Suit party in search OF
Ai" SO rR @nIs and iN SIns want
sh$, h%ar. Ta'sIs ,ns9'Ss home ne Study Study
30 ACC limit, ASK for bo6kis, 'Ss''ii SHs
S."YHard BUSINESS Training Inst Bun.io
'
iihcri ,'rn,'r +. W., mahc any man
SUITS Address particulars \ u. care Times
l'iSH" tCh
= Ai.r.SN\%- Sn.Ci.ItI- ,,,,-,Ii,,,
working in runitnc,ioT win ,,b,ini,"l,
grocer. \pply Nh. NICholcS SUNDAY. I.oAinr
lgn Itot"l
SAi.EsMAN wanted to represent Ph!!adel.
w, ,i ealing on HOSPITALS IN Virginia and
H. nro'srr.T h,;, ;SenSh man In th;t
e,r.Icn, nn,or,n,S,, WI. 10 onsidereG
ton Send rcrics 10 c; >, ~srs T TyI, TSsl
SNTI:SNAS ,y.rI.d WITH ,,1,-j..,----.
os.i,,. .,;,,,iv .na 49,. n"oM .cuEe OF
outside work ABBY the Franz In i,r.sS &c, !S'
EcItrshurg. Va
SATt.SMEN-W Wanted good jiIc S.Issr,.,
10 travel in this territory EXc.iicr. ~,
ror,unity. Interview Mir NJ = Peters =,
lcNtnEton Hotel sunday. May -
SECURITY SALESMAN
Wanied-Sseuity salesman ~
'ahc tsca agency Tor the sal"
"i 10000 per cent preferred
stock Win n bonus ot common ~
Virginia. GIVE reference and
Su,n 1872 80 Exchange Place New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

AGENLS WA%TED-New;y palenled SUI
. p"rcer ana b:ar" combined Sells S.
Send SOC money order Tor ANN, Mi
money returned = Unsstiaf.o,or, Gordon
2.SpeYv"r' Co. SUIT" ~ 255 Broadway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

AGENTS - Hugo luc!. Wondrr nl0orl-
-. NJ ho4ss"!t.. 20 Gals. IS sale,
= fh''t 4.4,r money :. ... for agent.
ire complete cala IoE4e n hs1d AID eo,.
&c We. i.4rrn NE @ M.r.AM ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

=. I.'l'L'-Ha WaHiod Inc Nan. Is.snd
, No. 'oHp"HJ m!ne-. omar ~
- H"H 40 good 4ua loaIaT ,:"Li
zee. "!sh. L.NiHs conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

AGENTS. ',0.!lpo wc.a Fr-e s.mT.-s
Coo '.cu !e'tsrs any one can pu, on
40. windows Biz demand I.!b.r. one
- -'A"i- -."ris Metallic Letter CO. t25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Help-Malc or I.emaIe

FREE SERVICE-HcIp furnished ro-7.TC,7.
occurred Public Employment Bureau
Room >. CIV Hal Phone Randolph "a
MEN OR MEN--Mzke 326-Slo0 wcefIy
making candy. Start al home W. starj
Nol and furnish everything. CanGyiusn,r,
% .i2. - Louis. Mo
MEN WOMEE-HGndrc!. government Jobs
open 10 men women, $1,000 S. 500
Yea !4cS Ssri WORK Fad vacation
Common education sGrici.ut wife I'M
:n-cisi"ly tor free is; positions now open
Era klln Institute. Dept Iss.P Rocnest.;
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we are prepared to mako you
loan Of any amount UP TO 1900 on
your household furniture, alta ieFai
ate OF interest. We advaucs You
money to pay outstanding bIls and
$3.50 per month. We mako no
charge for Investigating your April.
cation. You only pay tho Interest
seaboard Security Co. los North
ssvsnth Stree. Phone Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

- i.hSMAN W.,NrE. D--Sa lcsman making
HFHs ana genera! stur" trad. wanted =,
CARR -. ana frNorsb.y known propri--
- Hi"' !'if5 aS s.G" llne Established
inHr. f"tien. rpas- Attractive comm.
.pA. fo, part Lars address, Boa -. Syre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

! IN !S--DEE. J.. Spontaneous s....rg
r-ogos!''o1 tnzt mas III. !-!esis.!bi. -,
e u q. .S-s aeHoHsIlt!e. ana o.a,s".
~" man 'Dah.1S s. 20 SEQ pc! Gay ~
i'...;.f! man mad S!-j t!-' t.,s
- me T. Osborn Co. Dep: r. Masonic
Lt.r.-s Ir..- -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

-AGt.N TS-WoHue Gas .u.KirE li.r,.
- homes. rs 70 agents 5. You collect
he money ours come AIR Wonder
H-rrs' tL.t -. 'olGrnDus Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

AGENTS. WANTED - Rig summer .ey-r
SG!n"ihing new. Concentrated ar,
GilnA, lHst add wa;"r Delicious dr!Ins
n llHH anytime. anywhere Blc ,sIn--
i'i nome. 'NcHIcS, pSr'4"- SoUE.Ir. Of.
tV"faM'"ri under rur" food l-w. Carr,
IN POCKET AGENTS coIn!nG money 3. ,p
": day WiIt" FOR free otitr, one 49,
psy American Products Co. lsi Amerir,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

SAl.ESMA% WANTED Tor general merCan-
o'ton ot m-r;, Vacancy now Attractive
."i''ntSSIon contract, f35 we"ny .or *
yeHs"- Miles = Bike. Co WhoI.-aI i.
JrH"!-r-. -i' y C4r!n bldg. Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

WANTED, rcsponssbI- party. gentleman o.
ADJ. With small or large capital. con
trolling interest Veteran Drntcrrcd Ref
eranCeS exchanged y 2li care Times DIS
ia tCl
WANTED. to borrow 5l5p for shor; tim.
on sS1 security VIII nav n r-r cent. no
agents Rorrower.' Box ssh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

AGENTS WANTED-Make $50 next Satur-
az Sen inr Perrin spssderator Tor
M"he. tord ran LA" a racaarG ~,
on IHt'". no TOOLS, no holes 20 bore In
STINT ~aiistaction sen 70 20 X . dsv
90 his rroH's hn- territory Write
49, 10! >ptv!A one address Perrin Co.
W. !! :. wa no. I!-. L.----- ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

A!ItNIS- Nv fsU.d sellers Co,i 100 I'll
''g. exclusive territory outfit. FOO I-r'.e, \,
S""H Works y r-r. Place. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25

IRONING WAN. ETt.-S"lls lie hot c.hrs
niE fronts new ironing WAY. also starch:
perfumes cloths LASTING violet. WORRYING OUT
~ -, F",fntuc Gloss. ~, Gates Avenue.
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Situations Wan,eti-IJemale. sc

SITUATIONS "anted-Female. 80
CARE TAkt:R--W Wanted. ~ a lady a sItu.-
ION as car: ,aiSer - iin"n room for hotel
~ ns,S'h '''''S"' nous care r''"H'- DIS
FOR SALE. vulcan,ainr business. "stab-
ohS Sh' Susnes Ss'T ssnT wi On %
=aSoline connected No reasonable cash
2r@c, efq Fhdnc fanE IN 's North Second
SIENoGRAPHER eNDeri"nced. desires posi-
uon. good literary and business eduCa !or.
modcrat" salary TO begin with. Write \ -5i
CT. Times btspa tch
STENOGRAPHER-Y Young Iadv desire. roS,
ton immediately: good reference Addres,
y In. care Times pispatch
TYrlSF-founr lady tvps; competent. and
hand. desires position. \ 20. car" Times.
YOUNG lADY-YounE lady desires position
Rsnd"irh $37s-i "r Is 5ii. care Trm-s-
dispatch
Situations Wantcd-Malc. 81
HOTEL GLERk-Wanted. by teacher FOR
hot~i q: mountain or seashore resort. WIZ
accomplished v!oiin!St. desires position IN
orchestra some hotel. !. -i.. care T.me--
l.ESMAN-Experiencrd specially sales
man to'rT. married employed. ACQUAINTED
IA G.i rnT,r eo''srs no urns raj Eirsin.
onircd no side lines wanted. Address spe.
Clslty Sale-lnan !. =o5. care Times D.spatch
SALESMAN experlenced. for hardware.
paint materials. china and crockery. also
general store. wants position in small
chang. location. Address l. az, care
Times. Dispatyh
YOUNG MAN-Sturdy Young man able TO
consuIeiaoi. selling and advsr,islms experit
onr', GsS'es position with reliable rea
ssi.ie nrn.. Address \ ga. care Times.
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A'.ENrS WANTEI,-Wanted county agent.
~ 50 ING d.Nice f@r Ford cars IRE
mHG, snow, etc Write Iorr MiEer Dino
entail 90. 20 West Stree New van ' =
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
Judging from the countless prepara-

Judging from the countless prepara tions and treatments which are con- tinually being advertised for the pur- pose of making thin people fieshy, de- veloping arms, neck and bust and re- placing ugly hollows and angles by the there are evidently thousands of men and women who keenly feel their eX- ceSsive thinness.
 Thinness and weakness are usually due to starved nerves. Our bodies need more phosphate than is contained in modern foods. Physicians claim there is nothing that will supply this defi- ciency so we'll as the organic phosphate known among druggists as bitro- -phos- phate, which is inexpensive and is sold by Lee & Osgood in Norwich and most all druggists under a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. By feeding the nerves directly and by sup plying the body cells with the neces- sary phosphoric food elements, bitro- phosphate quickly produces a welcome transformation in the appearance; the increase in weight freuently being as- tonishing.
 This increase in weight also carries with 1t a general improvement in the health. Nervousness, s1eeplessness and lack of energy. which nearly always accompany excessive thinness, soor disappear, dull eyes become bright and pale cheeks glow with the bloom
 CAUTION: - Although bitro-phos. phate is unsurpa ssed for relieving nervousness. sleeplessness and genera weakness, it should not owing to its remarkable flesh growing properties be used by anyone who does not desire to put on flesh.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
GUT THIS OUT
Cid English Recipe for Catarrh, Ca tarrhaI Deafness and Head Noises,

If you know of some one who is troubled with catarrhal Deafness head noises or ordinary catarrh cut out this formula and hand 1t to them and you may have been the means of saving some poor sufferer perhaps from total deafness. In England scientists for a long time past have recognized that necessarily requires constitutional treatment.
 Sprays inhalers and nose touches are liable to irritate the delicate air passag geS nd force the disease into the middle ear which freqUently means to- tai deafness o" else the disease may be driven down the ar passages to- dangerous. The following formula English climate is q eonstitutional treatment and should prove especially efficacEous to sufferers here who live under more favorable conditions,
 Secure from your druggist l ounce Of Parmint tDoubie strength). Take this home and add to it l-4 pint of hot water and q i:ttle sranulated sugar: stir stir until diss},,Eyed- Take one table spoonful our times 3 day. This will oten bring quick relief from distressing head noises. Clngged nostrils should open, breathing become easy and hear. ing improve as the inflammation in the eustachian tubes is reduced. Parmint used In this way acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the svs- tenn and has tonic action that helps 10 obtain the desired results The preparation is easy to make, costs lft- tie asld is pleasant to take Every person who has cltarru Or head noises or is hard of hearing should give this treatment 8 trial.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
Don't Be Bald
How to Make Hair Grow Strong,
 Thick and Lustrous.

How to Make Hair Grow Strong,
 Thick and Lustrous.
 Few of us get bald in a day and we all have ample warning when our hair is thinning out.
 Parisian sage is a most efficient hair invigorator, but to immediately stop any further loss of hair and quickly start new growth it must be rubbed into the scalp so the starved hair roots can really absorb it and get the vital stimulation so badly needed. You will surely be delighted with the first ap- plication for your hair and scalp should look and feel 100 per cent. better.
 Parisian sage is not expensive. It's a scientific preparation that supplies all hair needs-a clean, non- sticky, antiseptic liquid that is sold by Lee 6 Osgood Co. and at drug and toilet counters everywhere with guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
 Good looking hair is half the battle In any mans or woman's personal ap- pearance. Neglect means dull, thin, lireless hair and finally badness, while little attention now insures thick and lustrous hair for years to come. No matter what your hair troubles try Parisian sage massage tonight you will not be disappointed.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
USQUEPAUGH

Mir. Gaisford Of Providence preached nt the church here Sunday morning and at West Kingston chapel Sunday afternoon. He also attended Sunday school at both places. He has formed a boys club at West Kingston. He is a very enthusiastic young man.
 Rev. C. II. Palmer preached at Per ryville Sunday.
 Mrs. Eva r. Webster spent Sunday with relatives at the Pier.
 Mrs. F. l.. Summais Of Kingston was a caller in this village one evening last week.
 Frank sherman Of Arcadia was d caller here Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Briggs moved last Friday to their new bungalow at West Kingston. The people here are very sorry to lose them as neighbors.
 Richmond grange gave Frank Mar chant a surprise Saturday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Peru became an independent re- public il 1891. .
 Kansas has one motor ear for every seven persons. 1SS,273 cars were regis tered up to November l.
 Eighty proprietors of soda water fountains in New York were fined re gently for serving drinks in dirty glasses.
 Pennsylvanians express surprise be- cause the cost of casting and count
 ing the soldier vote avera ged S each. The total bill will exceed $3OO00.
 Arthur Burkey. of Mauch Chunk, Pa, a railroad employe has organiz- ed a mems knitting club to make sweaters and other wearing apparel for soldiers.
 New Hampshire sends a Moses to the United States senate and NehraS- ka sends a Moses to the house of rep resentatives. The task of lawmaking in Congress is thus simplified.
 Mrs Minnie J. Grinstead of Sew
 ard County, is the first woman to be
 elected to the Kansas legislature. She
 is a lecturer by professional talent sure to fill a Iong-felt want in leg
 islature.
 Maine is not the only place where a curtaiIment is being made of cleo tric railway service. The Bay State Street Railway Company of Massachu- Setts announces tine diScontinuing of sery see on more than 100 miles of its traCkage,
 Prime Minister Eenizelos of Greece, speaking in London stated that at the beginning of the war the German min ister in Athens offered Greece Monas- | tir and as much more of Serbia as was desired, if Greece would join the Cen | traI Powers in attacking Serbia. | From Hammond, Ind, comes the story of an efficiency clerk who was 1 hired by a merchant to take an inven- i tory of stock. He missed her for two days after he told her that every piece l of stock must be counted. When she 1 returned to the office she handed him 1 slip of paper reading: There are | 1892 peanuts in the basement" | The second largest crop of Canary i Island onion seed ever shipped to the 1 United States has just ended it's move l ment toward American ports, large fin- al shipments bringing the 1918 pur- l chase by American buyers to a final value Of $9S,45S. Of this amount s2,54s worth were shipped to Porto Rico and 1 the remaining $95,910 to the United ! States proper. This amount has been i exceeded but once when in 1917 $751; 1 2S9 of onion seed was taken byAmer- ! ican buyers
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
NIANTIC

Mrs Hepsey Boden has returned 10 her home n Willimantic after q few days stay al her cottage
 Frank Caulkins of New London has returned to his cottage at Saunders grove.
 Monroe Blake of New London spent a short time Sunday with his grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Metcalf
 F. C. Ford of New London was in tke srove Tuesday on business.
 Mrs. Ellen " Weir left Wednesday for a visit to New Haven and to see her brother at Portland.
 Mrs. V. W. Rogers has returned from a visit to Mrs. Ii. C. Burdick in New London
 Ernest Brewer is convllescng.
 Mir and Mrs. Chamberlain left Mon day for South Manchester to attend The funeral Of Mrs Chamberlain's mother
 pr. F. A. Atkinson has gone to Brooklyn. N. Y, 10 take a vacation.
 The ice in the Mantle river is breaking up rapidly these mild days.
 Dormsns dock was nearly demol- tshad Sunday when @ large quantity Of ice. lot loose from 7he head of tho river came down with the tide and wind
 Herman Reckwith is employed at T. A. Reckwiths
 Mrs. Charles Baker of Hartford is guest Of Mrs W. F. Dornan of Main street.
 Almls Dorman cut down one of the big pine trees in front os his place last week. The tree might have done damage 70 property had the wind blown it down.
 James Metcalf. ]. C. Eurnham anI Frank Caulkins nave made some good catches ot eels from the Mantle river O. late.
 Mrs. Everett Arnold Of New Lon dor formerly of Nontyille, was visitor at Mrs James Metcllre Tues dly.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Jane-Do you think Jack will steal another kiss?
 Joan-Weu, my dear, they say criminal always returns to the scene of his crime.-London Answers.
 Henry \. Peck-Am I to have no voice in the management of my own household?
 His Wife-Wen, I'll allow you that much if you'll keep it subdued and use it seldom.
 Visitor-New, Willie, let me see how much you know. What class or the animal kingdom do I belong to?
 W'illiam-Wel, pa says you're an old hen and ma says you're an old cat-Chicago Journal
 You have made some powerful en- emies.''
 That's all right" replied Senator Sorghum, Tn so doing 1 have at least demonstrated that 1 couldn't be whip ped by the little fellows. W ashingtOa Star
 That's an odd looking suit, queer est Indian suit I ever say on boy
 That is the latest camouflage suit At 300 yards you can't distinguish that kid from a load of hay. y."-Louisville Courier-Journal. What's happened to that clumsy scene -shitter-the one that was always knocking the scenery down? Ballet-Oh.2 he's still scene shifting with the artillery in France, you lSnow.-Sydney Bulletin. Didn't I tell you what I'd do of I caught you drinking those cocktails 1 again?"
 Honest, dad, I'm just playing Hal | lowe'en game" "A Halloween game?" ] Yes duckins for cherries. Brook l lyn Citizen.