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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01

% n. 5TH-LarEe dive
back and side yard; !
dwelling. vacant; l7i7
large yard; n, w. cor.
store and dwelling, goot
HORACE L. SEELY,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
WEST PHILADELPHIA

REFINISHED Overbrook homes, $50 cash,
s29 30 mo. carrying charges; newly mn
ished homes on Master St high class neiEh-
borhCod; every mod appointment; attractive
terra ced porch, front: large and bath;
steam heat: large lots; buy n newly finished
home: 500 30 a mo. carrying charges and a
small amount TO reduce your mortgage; the
price. $4,000 is far less than the actual
value of these homes, and you have your own
choice of paper and paint; take Market ~;
eev. to G3d st, free pass to 63d St aud
Ciira rd ave; the remaining properties are
500 to G2lS Master st.; sample house; S2l':
i'm poeg: agent on premiseE. or koehler
Co, 1A@O-o2 Chestnut ST. Phone Locust 6I93.
FARRAGliT TERRACE, oos--Three story
2-story house; best residential section, Of
t7th and Baltimore ave: large porch D
rooms, bath. store room and laundry: house
has been rcdeCorated throughout with the
latest and durable paper; finished in ma
hCgany and white that makes every room
bright and cheerful; modern electric fixtures;
perfect hot-air heating SYSTEM the person
complete In every respect and exempt from
repair bills for wears; price $1,000; we can
give immediate occupancy, and we have only
this one to offer. Apply on premises or
william T Dickson Co 26l 5. I'D 81,
MOST ATTRACTIVE RESIRENCE on
FLORENCE AVENUE, WEST OF hSIlt
STREET CLOSE TO THE BOULEVARD;
large incCsed porch. central doorway; liv-
inc room with, Colonial stairway. dining
room with shower: 9 bed chambers, sleeping
porch electric lighting, hot-water heating
hs srdwood floors, back staircase near trcl-
leys and trains, schools and churches,
Terms of sale can be ARRANGED, PEMBCR-
TON ESTATES, 1lo2 Harrison Bldg. G5th
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STENTON-Desirsbe home. hot-water heat,
electricity, chambers, baths; space for
garage; price right
H. ~ ENNIS 8 CO. bulletin Bldg.
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MAMN Z Nl N MI NHNA NNN M
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GERMANTOWN. 5845 Wingohoching terrace,
semidetac ched stone house = rooms and
bath, open fireplace, porch hot-water heat.
etc $4,000 Phone Germantown 1911 w
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Investors! Don't Overlook
/, This Opportunity

20 n. 9TH ST; central: valuable property
bargain to quick purchaser
Two Valuable properties atn and Market
ats; one property on Market ST. near Ath st.
Two properties on Susquehanna ave. be-
tween Both and 9lst SITS.
One property on Montgomery ave, near
Fsirmount Park.
have ~ 6-room houses, porch fronts.
with ali conveniences, belonging to different
owners IN 5. and 10 in bunch -
Will sell cheap TO a quick buyer III \.
Nodges st small corner house with porch.
A real bargain Of houses on Wesley st.
at 18th and Ridge ave; also II houses on
Reinhardt St. 600 block. sacrifice to settle
partnership. 80
a-story S-room houses. all latest Improve
fnents: will sell cheap; on susuuehanna ave.
between 29th and 30th SITS.
Twelvs apartment houses; best location
wlli sacrifice 20 quick purchaser to settle
estate, ~
DAVID COHEN
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APARTMENTS WANTED
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

MARKET ST. 363S-Four-story store and
dwelling; lot 17N1OO; good location for any
retail business; easy terms.
SPRUCE ST, 452a. extending to NELL
Z VILLE--Up-to-dste residence l6 rooms
sieesrc LOT gSiinOTs ii rear isxsS. can be Used for
rarAge; possession open for inspection any
day by appointment; lot 60Nl49. very easy
WINoNA AVE. 10000 s w. COR NOR
Ris GERAiANTOwN--An up-to-date ga
rage and workshop; will hold a5 cars; pos,
session: steam heat. storeroom second
floor; 42x103; open fer inspection every day;
ST. y. 2o36--Three- story
corner residence, 10 rooms: possession.
RANDOLPH ST, y. 1217-Four story. -
rooms; excellent investment. open for in
iifWhNS'Ti'Y-FIFrII ST, s. 8l5--Three.story
pRSSp SgsllinF sT rooms 90 f. oaEssin coR McKEAN-
4oxl5O: 3-story brick store and dwelling;
at a slight expense the property could he
altered into any retail business; possession;
open for inspection every day: hot-water
ss fIeGsTo 81 So T. eaendag sssy e GAR
LIsIE-Lot 200 feet deep. solid brown
stone front. Is rooms, baths possession!
at slight expense front could be altered
sale OF automoble sundres. drug store. cleo
trio shop. apartments: open for inspection
BROAD po'sr ST. n. 2so1. y. u. COR. DAU.
3 PHIN--Four- story up-to-date reFidence 20
rooms, baths electric steam heat: 2oxloo y:
lnents: possession; bargain. A.
csHHxNcELLojR story, - rooms pos
session S-story brick garage; facing Chan
MASTBAUM BROS. g. FLEISHER
1424 S. PENN SQUARE
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OLD YORK ROAD. 1925 junction Of 18TH
a aud tVgSTMORELAND w SITS. extending to
ONTARIO AND GOODMAN SITS; i29X4sb;
extraordinary opportunity; hfst-class loea
lion for an up-to-date garage: possession.
VINE ST. 1320--PossesElon; excellent loea-
tlon for a film corporation act quickly.
yard residence; all modern improvements
,,oaseBslon; opeu for inspection,
h story gIde.yard residence 0 rooms; new
S3.odern; open for inspection every day. easy
.tAAMAc ST.. NJ. 4T59---Two-story sde-ysrd
rcsidence, hot-water heat. electric; open
HuTCHINHON ST. 1910 n. - Two-story
,nednrn Broom house; posEeesloni open for
II.snefiIon every DAY. Sunday included. must
i. ~ sold; eagg terms Call TO see US Monday
7i'hsRf1 &rfhuM bros FLEIsHER
1l24 $. Penn SQUARE
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Central Apartment

Houses SO, 600 to s25 900; modern convent
ences, WORRELL CO. 555 y. 18th St
EAST PICkWICk ST t2OOO bockl--6 rooms
and bath. stone porch, gas and electric,
hotwater heat all modern conveniences. See
"EBEL. 3232 Frankford ave.
1900 TO 26l4 PINE sT,-Bght 2.story de-
sirable dwellings, rooms and bath; each
underdraned; will be sold separately
GAYLEY. 1900 Pine ST.
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077S-75 MUSGRAVE--Porch front bed
rooms; block from Germantown ave: being
renovated throughout. bargain at $4,000.
ABERNETIIYs 1928 Chestnut
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S6bOO-510 SEDGWICK-Dutch hall, fre-
early poss. A. r. MEEHAN. 0747 German
town ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
WEST rHILADELPHIA
APARTMENTS
SWARTHMORE APARTMENTS
2OO4 SPRING GARDEN
David T. Nevin, 529 N. 10th S

Two rooms. bath; rooms, bath; new bach
elor: Housekeeping; electricity. hard WOOD
floors: modern OCCUPANCY NoNember ].
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s55o0--622s .BgLFIELp AVE. corner--sx
rooms bath. laundry, hot-wster heat. cleo
tricity; room for garage; vacant
A. II MEEHAN, 0747 Germantown ave
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STORE AND DWELLING. 21d3 t. ADAMS
st, corner Trenton ave; assessed 5000
rent $21; price $1,000; Apply G0ETlNEN-
Ipth ct
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7TH. NJ. 1918 (The wynnheld)-Entire sec.
ond floor, furnished, housekeeping; rms,
ktchenette, private bath, steam heat; gas.
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18TH 81, s., p0f--Three ,well-furn. rooms
and bath; private family; every conN;
we'll heated; corner house, board nearby.
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MERTON

1l-RO0M HOUSE; LOT 10Ox3l5 FEET
Well built; building suitable for garage
CLOSE TO STATION AND TROLLEY: 5000
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WALNUT ST 30o4--LarEe. well-furnished.
suitable for . or genuemeni electric
Iirhf. WINNING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01

WALNUT ST, 13ls--Very attractiye rooms
with private baths; new and really beau
ifui; hotel appointments and service
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STONE HOUSE on hill, overlooking golf
links; o cham. = baths I'd floor. . fre-
places, ! acre, full grown trees and shrub
berry, large garage; immediate possession.
Amy one seeking country place at pre-
war price willing TO PEI, about SO. 900 for
homo in frst-class repaif<,alll save money by
making appointment for Immediate inspec-'
tion.
CHESTER OSBORNE
1924 Chestnut ST. Phone. Locust 5OaT
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FOLSOM
HIGHLAND PAR
IEI)IA

CLOVER HILL, ss5o0 squares from cars;
rooms and bath; detached; lot 5Ox1o0
room for garage.
WIN. J. OFT. Brookline. Pa. Llanerch 2es,
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y. f. COR PATH AND SOUTH. lot cox6@;
garage and . dwellings; cheap
FARRELL. 7lO s 10TH

FARRELL. 7lO $. 2OIlt
12Id S, BROAD sT Il roons: modern, lot
JEROME y. JARpELLA 1895 Christian st.
WAKEFIELD ST, to6O-3 story, brick, I
MYERS { pARTH. Ridge GS' ave- ave. and 10th.
5. W COR 10TH AND CHERRY SITS, lot
2iklO3; v square from Parkway. JAMES
D WINCHELL. lIth and Saneom SITS.
$4,000. y. J. GRUBR. 1914 + Dauphln 81.
JEFFERSON ST. 35l5--6 rooms and hstn
immediate nossesslon. LUKTNS g. MONT.
GoMERY. 1185 shackama Xon q.
800 HOUSES for sale, slOO down, balance
same as renti NJ list or request coo
5000 SQUARE feet Broad above cumber-
WoRRELL & co, 555 \. eth.
GOOD lNVEsTMENT-Ren FOR $50 a
CAME;RON. 2sli Kensineton ave.
ls+5 H IsTIIIThres FL sory Groom house;
23O6 y. PARK AVE,-Immed pos; porch
elec lights; II =. Glenn, 15lI Columbia.
interestIng, price and terms ,o.,
MYERS & BAR,rH, Ridge ave. and 10Th.
l7TH, ~, 2OOi-Three-story 1O-rootn housc
viii sell below, ggost Col9red buyer. Lukens
a'sa stor NAEA s5ioo l. g. dkGpB ia Si e
/ i6l2 NiAVsHALL ST,--lI roonls; posse ession
good location. Glenn, l5l7 Columbia ave,
1425 y. lsTH-Brownstone 13 r. > b., 2tx
l72 to ST. r for gar. Worrell 400 y, 17th
/ 1855 B ST.-Renting for s15 per month price
$1,000 CAMERON. 2sll kenainEton ave
! 1882 PEMBERTON-3 bedrooms possession ;
/ $4,000. FARRELL. Il0 S. goth st
| NICE HOME. 1927 Cabot (Gesu PARISH: g
rooms; cheap 81 \, 10th.
I POSSESSION at once--19th ab. Callowhil;
, new s.rm. dwE. Smith. l53S PIT. Breeze
oO1I y lSTH-i2 rms, baths; monthly
lease: good neigh,d. Glenn. 15l7 Columbia.
oOO3 y BROAD; 1Sx162
ALfREp u. WILLIAMS. h22 Walnut st.
s@5O0--l5i4 S. "a ST.: rooms; newly reno
# waited throughout 46t DreNcl Rldg,
MANUFACTURING SITE on RAILROAD,
/ THOMPSON AND TT0GA SIS: THREE
/ 1903 n l7TF--l2 rms, brownstone; vacant;
| immediate poss. Glenn. lhl7 Columbia
( 64S y. 13TH--12 rooms, modern conve.
nlences; can sell cheap. 30 y. 10th
| PORCH and strp ght-front houses $4,000 and
UP. MOORE. Somerset and Bonsall,
| INVESTNENT-~2Ot and Ellsworth; sty.j
entirely renovated Smith, 53s Pt. Bree2c
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NARBERTH

a REAL BUNGALOW-Six bedrooms q
baths living room with large stone open
fireplace; built Of hollow tile with slate
106xi4o IT,. near statlon immediate pos
session; price $500.
ROBERT ]. NASH. 1901 Chestnut St.
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iTH NJ 2StT-Vacancies furnished house
keeping; steam heat; desirable reasonable
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3 STORE properties and | cor. dwg. 1880 y
7th. 100-Os Oxford. 1851 y. Franklin; make
offer. Saml. A. Green. 1890 Pt Breeze ave
1872 W. GIRARD ANE.--Three story; next TO
corner; good location.
CHAS l.. BROWN & co. u, 5. Rroad ST
1881 RIDGE AVE.-Store 10 rooms pos
session soon. Lloyd ia Walnut ii
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AVE, 38ii-Thrce rooms, un.
Furnished. large closets. elegant house
'ubnc dining ROOM good service Bars 332
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ENCELLESTLY located detached residence,
high ground near station; IL rooms, in
clud ng chambers and . baths; very best
condition; vacant; S12, 600
ROBERT ]. NASH. 1901 Chestnut ST.,
or residence tClephonc, Narberth 605
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD sr. NJ, a11O--Nicely furn room for
eentleman; small adult family.
PARK AVE N. ee26--1eo hnciy Furnished
large rooms. near station. Owner.
FINE. 1ss2-rwo Beautifully Furnished CON
Meeting rooms. separately or en- suite. no
housekeepng.
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MOYLAN-RnsE VALLEY

stone house beautifully To-
cated s2l ,0no. g. NJ. RANDLE, u s. 18th
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22

Mr. Davis HILL of Cochran Hill Company Inc, Independent packers
Baltimore 2Oh before the
States Senate said o questions from the Committee
QUESTION Mr. HILL have built by
with the big packers and selling with the
MR. HLL-Yes
QUESON-Cn ma against
MR. HlLL-None whatever.
QUESONHave the packers tried undrseH you purpose
of business?
MR. HILL have that disposition. Their competition
we with everywhere else
QUESON-Have
operations
the tockyard?
MR. HILL-Never have any idea they
QUESTON-Has would lead
believe the packers the market?
MR. HLL-They cannot do it. 'Fites
QUESTION-Why not?
MR. HLLThere outside buyers You look Droven
Magazine and will that Chicago
the large packers together In other
market like Chicago instance smaller packers
quenty make the markets for the
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Name Date for Steel Strike Soon.

Youngstown. Ohio. Aug. 2l.-The
date for a nationwide strike affect
ing 250.O0O organized iron and steel
workers will be announced in ten
days. unless the heads of the United
states Steel Corporation agree to
arrange for conference with union
representatives. said union officials
TODAY
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Auto Driver Held for Jury.

\ coroner's jury last night returned
IA verdict OF death from shock and
a broken neck In the case OF Helen
COrbin. colOred. who was struck by
a machine at Eighth street and Flor
ida avenue northwest, Monday night.
and instantly killed. Jerry Twyman
cOlored. believed to have been the
driver OF the machine, is held for
action of the grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
INTENDED VICTIM
DEFEATS FOOTPADS

Three would-be holdup men got
more than they bargained for early
yesterday morning when they at
tempted to rob L. Miller, 2n25 Four
teenth street northwest by trying
threatening him with a gun.
Miller rushed at the trio OF ANA
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
EVENTS AND PEOPLE CAUGHT BY CAMERAS
"OLD IRONSIDES" ON VIEW AGAIN

Boston.-"Old Ironsides"
did her bit in helping to win
this war, as she did in the
War of 1872, and now she is
again to be seen in the navy
yard here. With the new
superstructure, she was used
as a training ship.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Brazil Considers Peace Treaty.

President Pessoa, OF Brazil, sub
rnitted the peace treaty with Germany
TO the Chamber Of Deputies at Rio
De Janeiro Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22

There is offered to
the Senate a bill 1.-The So
called "Kenyon Bill"-
which purposes to regu-
late and control the meat
packing industry.
1t is a radical bill
an extreme e licensing
measure (which, if pass
ed, will mean practical
government operation of
a large and complex in
dustry-in which voters
have a deep personal
concern.
Therefore it is i'm
portant that there be no
mlsstatement of the facts
upon which this bill was
based.
In the interest of &C
curacy and fairness these
exhibits are offered.
The membership of
this institute in cl u d es
well over a hundred
meat packers of impor-
tance, in addition to the
so-called "big five" We
believe that to a m an
they share the same feel
ing as expressed d by
Messrs. Hill, Greenwald
and Smith. Many of
them expect to say as
much to the Committee
on Agriculture of the
Senate when called upon
to state their personal
experiences.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Broaden Scientific Research.

New York, Aug. I.-Prot william
Wallace Campbell, head Of the Lick
Observatory. Mount Hamilton. Callf
returned from Europe today. announc-
ed that an International association
Of scientists would bc formed 20 con-
duct research in all parts OF the
world
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Do the Big Five" Control
The Meat Packing Industry?

Mr. CoNer Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission
tore the Committee Agriculture and Forestry United
found that there five this country which m
Vldua1y and collectively control the packing country There
independents of considerable
that these independents insofar they do exist sufrance"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Shipping Board Gets Vessels.

Three OF the largest vessels being
used in the War Department trans
port service-the Louisville, Finland
and Kroonland-were requisitioned to
the Shipping Board yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
Hotel Guest Loses $50.

Articles valued at SO were stolen
yesterday from Michael F. Glen. Co
lumbus. Ohio, a guest at a local
hotel
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22
IS THIS A FACT?
Read the Statements Made by the Smaller Packers
Rene ber These Men Speak from, Actual Experience
After Years of Direct Competition

Mr.. Howard R. Smith, President of
the Jones & Lamb Company, independ-
ent packers of Baltimore, in a state
ment before the same Committee, said:
The impression seems to be abroad
with some people that the large pack
ers are just simply monopolizing every
thing and driving the smaller packer
out of business. want to say that we
have been in the packing business Is
years, and we have had large and
small packers as competitors. They
have not put US out of business. We
nave grown right along, in fact, we
are now erecting a new plant"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22

Cambridge--Harvard students rely
on Adolphus Terry for any Informa-
ton about their records or Harvard
history they might need. Filed away
IN his head are the faces, names and
college records OF more than 1000
students, extending back to 1890.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22

Mr.. Sol. GreenwaId, President of
the Greenewald Packing Company, in
dependent packers, of Baltimore, be-
fore the same Committee was asked
the following question:
QUESTION-Have the big packers
interfered with you in any way in your
business?
Mr.. GREENWALD-No sir, not at
al.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-22

teur bad men. They fed. Miller
kept his valuables.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-09
SIX CHURCHES HELD
 CONFERENCE AT GRISWOLD

The six Con sresa tional churches of Griswold, Preston, Plainield. Jewett City Hanover and Lisbon held their first meeting for the new church year at Griswold on the first Wednesday of
 Septembe It was fine meeting. not 1-ithstanding the rains. which held up only long enough for the two sessions of forenoon and afternoon. The floral decorations were such as to call forth e1clama tons of surprise and admir- ation. The dinner added to the repu- tation the GrisWold ladies had for serving good dinners. Of music. there were vocal solos by Harold Geer. Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Ma1ouf. and Miss Nil dred Montgomery and there was a piano recital of three selections from the old masters by Miss Viva F. Rich ardson. Rev. Allan Shaw Bush came from Gales Ferry to preach the ser
 mon. Thou. God. Seest Me. and all could draw comfort from it. even as the mother of Arabia and 2 good part Of Africa" Twenty three days al Northfeld enabled Miss Lucy Bald win to give a most interesting account of the July conferences there and at tendance at Buffalo inspired George F. Hyde of Norwich in his first hand report of the great international ga
 thering. of Christian EndeaForers there. The subject of Temperance was handled in a. masterly way by c. r. Bochman. field secretary of the Connecticut Temperance Union.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-09
After Vacation Peel
 Yorr Discolored Skin

Women returning from the seaside 2 with Srerne6. reiderei freckled conzpIexicrs will be wise in inm ediate- r. taking up the r1erco.ize1 HaX treat nent Heatz er-beaten Sk;1 had pest Co7lc ofr for 10 2 5Int cf ''beSutify- i7g' sI-i eve- make such skin rrettv t- foct sst- The su'est. saEeSt, eaSles [ 1sv |, shed ths ..e=eoi;ed. cuticls is with the treatment suggested. Put the wax before retiring. as .-ou Neutd cold cream. ami riaSc il of next Tcrn- frS vItn uarni water. Minute rartlcleS cf s-ars skin will peel of day bJ day, tuI skin beneath.
 One ounce Of mercolized wax. ohta1r- able at ary 6Tu- store. Is enough te make any discclored spotted ccrs- plexior clear, white and satiry eoft. its action is so gentle nc harr, is it's use.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-09
WEE DfNGS. Montj-M C Oermcts,

On Monday morning at St. Joseph's church. Occum. Miss Agnes McDer- mott of Versailles. united in marriage with Henry Montie of Nor wich by Rev: F. H. R. Des Sureault at nuptial high mass.
 The bridesmaid was Miss Helen Madden of Norwich. a former class mate of the bride. The best man was Leonard Smith of Norwich. The bride was gowned in white georgette and wore veil She carried a shower bouquet of roses. The brideSma i'd wore pink georgette with hat to match and carried an arm bouquet. The bride attended the Norwich Free Academy and was graduated from the Willimantic Normal School in 1914. Since graduating she has taught in the town Of Sprague and for the past year has been principal of the Yer sailles school. She has served the treasurer in the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of St. Josephs church. The groom has been & resident of Norwich for several years and is a machinist by trade. The brides gift to her bridesmaid was a gold brooch set with pearls and the Srooms gift to his best man was a scarfpin. The bride received many useful gifts, in cludip~ silver, linen. money, cut glass and china
 The ciuple left by auto for a wed ding trip through Vermont, Maine and southern Canada. The brides so- ing away gown was dark blue serge suit with hat to match. On their re- turn they will reside in a newly fur nished home in Norwich.