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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SAI4E-f9I7 Ford touring car, demountable rims. good tires, newly painted, and motor in perfect running order. Harry l.. Lathrop. R. D. 9. Phone 1S55-l2. nov4TuTnS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
FOR SALE
COAL YARD-FARM-GARAGE

COAL YARD-FARM-GAR LOCATED AT POMFRET STATION,
 CONN,
 Exceptional Opportunity to obtain a thriving business and an excellent farm of 140 acres Large garage, horse stable, COW barn. sheds cottage, and residence with 12 rooms bath and electricity. Attractively sit uated on state highway between Hart ford and Providence. Price $So,ooo A separate tract of 100 acres oi standing timber for sale. ts Thirty registered Jerseys may bs purchased, with farm or separately Address WALTER ANERILL Nelson House. Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
 oct29WS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
HORSES

25 head of good acclimated Horses; one pair that I have worked on the street sprinkler all summer. three pair that have been working for con tractor for the last three months. six horses that I have had hired out doing general work. also have 15 other horses that are suitable for any kind of job, business horses, farm chunks and drivers. Carts, Reach Wagons, Buggies, Harness. double and single, also ? good. line of New Blankets that l will sell at small margin. If in need of anything in the horse line, see me before going elsewhere
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE = Thoroughbred Chester White SOW and young pigs, two cows, one calf. L. J. Phillips, R. F. D. T.. P;.one 1S72-4. novSd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell k Six Gents Line of Six Words.
FOR sALE-Automobiles

FOR sALE-1s1S Maxwell touring. with very little mileage; one 1919 Dodge touring. run o,oFv miles; one 1914 Ford in running order; one 1915 Reo 4 ton chassis a 1916 Overland touring in fire shape; also a 1919 one Ion Ford truck w41h top and side cur tains. Rec Garage. Plalnheld. Conn. Tel. 22-4 novSd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
A Bulletin Want @''.'
 Advertisement Viii Get 1t
WANTED-MiseeIlaneeus

MARRY = Thousands lonely people, all ages, worth 5000 to s40o50o0, will marry; write for my list. free. Ralph Hyde, 25Sa-90 Minna St. San Francisco,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
DANCING.

N. H. LEVY, Instructor, Chamber of commerce Hall, private lessons daily, fall term class begins Monday. Now. 17th, 8 p. na Glass now forming. Call at Hall or Phone 1f47 oct3Id
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
WANTED-MaIs

sir Ceats a Line of Six Words.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE = 1S3-acre- farm, located
 in Lepanon, Z miles from center in high state Of cultivation, S6 acres tIllable. balance pasture and woodland; will
 keep SU head stock; two-story house with ell, 'I2 rooms. 5 barns. COW barn with swing chain stanchlons for 30 head, cement floor and milking ma
 chine; silos. icenouse and milk room with cement tank, garage. hennouses for 300 hens; never failing water at | E. A. Hoxie, P. o ante. Conn. novSW
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-E;eo, q 1918 six cylinder. mileage only 2.4G0 miles, q rare chance to get a good machine in excellent con- dition, four new shoes. run roo miles, been driven by owner only. L. H. Healey, North Moodst6ck novId
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
LOST AND FOUND

F0UND-A pocketbook containing q small sum of money, some time ago, In front of the Boston Store. Owner may nave t by applying at this office.
 QoV7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-White pigs weeks old. J. Ries, North Franklin. nov6d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

WANTED-Boys and girls to operate machines and learn branches of gum making; also few mature women; 22h cents per hour to start; will be advanced when worthy. Davis Warner Arms Corp, 12th and North Main St.
 novSd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

NANTED-Board and room in small private family by single, sober plain, phone and place to keep small truck. Write Box 96. this office. novId
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
DETECTIVES

CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES inves- tiEated. Write Postoffce Box 472, Nor wich. Conn oct11d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

TO RLNT-Tenement. four rooms all modern improvements, 62 Spring St,
 nOYld v
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

A Bulletin To Let I
 Advertisement Will Rent 1t
 SIX Cents Line of Six Words
 TO RENT
 TO RENT-Garage space, opposite RockweH St. Allyn l.. Brown. 262 | Bfoad~ay' a.a noVsd | TO RENT-Tenement of five rooms, all improvements. Appiy 5 Water St. | noySd
 TO RENT-Furnished room, suitable | for one or two persons, Elm Court | Apartment, 11o Broadway. Phone 1891. 1
 hosoo
 TO RENT-Heated furnished five room nat. modern conreniences. in Meatv1lle, near trolley. Phone 1Sl2-4.
 EoN eo
 TO RENTAGarage room for five or six ears. Pond st. Inquire A. J. Sen1t, 56 Boswell Ave. nov7d
 TO RENT Furnished eight-room cottage, steam heat set tubs gas, eiec- tric lIgnts and bath. Inquire A Colt ot novid
 | TO LEI-Six-room tenement corner Orchard and Beech Sts. Apply F. T. Connell, 2y5 w.. Town St. nov7d FOR RENT-Two offices, centrally 1 located, street floor, electric light hot | water, heat. e Shetucket St. Kath- bone Pub. Co. nog1d i TO RENr-Tenement, four rooms, all modern improvements, 62 Spring St. 1 novld
 | TO REST-Furnished rooms. steam heat. Apply to 67 Church St. nov6d TO RENT-Cottage house, all modern | improvements, 19 Slater Ave. Cal 1776. | noy5d
 FOR RENT-Two connecting rooms; utes' walk from postoffice. , North Main St, Marguerite Bldg nov4d
 TO REaT-Scven rooms and bath. modern conveniences, rent $23 per month; small family only. Dr. Brewer 54 Broadway. nov1d
 To RENT Furnished apartment, light housekeeping. g Fountain St. oct3ld
 TO RENT-Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire II Boswell Ave oct29d
 TO RENT-Modern seven-room flat heater bath, gas and electric lights. Apply at 122 Broadway. oct2Sd
 TO RENT ' A furnished room. in good location. with steam heat, modern improvements. Tel. S55-12. If. 
 TO RENT-Flat of rooms with all improvements. Inquire at Brooklyn l OuthtLerS. oct1Ttf
 TO RENT-To small American adult family. lower flat, 39 Orchard street. i1nQuire upstairs. tfOct1Sd
 TO RENT-Basem ment tenement at 5o School street, rooms. Inquire at Bulletin Office. Oct13d TO RENT-Furnished rooms; also rooms for light housekeeping. Apply ! at l0S School St. Phone 104S-2. aus23d
 STORAGE-Househ0ld goods stored for long or short term: rates reason abb. Tanning Studio. 52 Broadway.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOX SALE - Butcher WHO has gone out Of business wishes to dispose of his spring; he is years old and sound and welgns 13o0 lbs; suitaoie-for any kind of farm work; will give 10 days trial and ' not as repress snted will refund our money; am Soing sou th aij will sacrifice him to stop expense. Gil in rear of 11G North Aas in St nov6l
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-15 pigs weeks old team black horses, weigh 2SO0 W. F. Herr, Brooklyn Conn. Tel. Danielson.
 Ocu2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

{. FOR SALE-Beat the coal famine;
 get your tuei py chopping wood on shares; goou cutting and short haul. R. D. Hill. Phone 9U! novSd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus- mess before. the pubiic. there is nc medium better than through the ad- rertisinE columns e The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

N X As'IED-Lady solicitor, aggressive. neat appearance, experience not neces- sary, large income assured. Phone 1104.
 nov7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

WANTED-False teeth; we pay high as $6 for full sets, don't matter if broken; Satisfaction or teeth returned. Western Metal Co.,, Bloomington. Ills.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
FOR SALE
CADILLAC 1913

CADILLAC 1915 VI - Good mechanical condition, new cord tires on rear, new U. s. fabric on front one extra tire and rim, brand new will exchange for smaller car or sell outright. Inquire 93 Water St, Nor wich. Phone 219. nov6d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
WANTE0-Femais

Six cents Line of Six Words.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

LoST-Thursday, on trolley car, lady's pocketbook, containing money. Finder rewarded at office of Joseph Hall X Son, Trading Cove. novTd
 L0ST-Number plate, 25,5s1 Conn. Finder leave at Ring & Sisks. nov6d
 THERE Is n9 adgertis.ng medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul. let4n fo. s1SiBass results.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent It sl> Cents Line of Six Words
FOR sALE-Horses

cd. nandsome year old bay mare safe for any old gentleman u qI-ive or care for. splendid driver. she is fat and pretty, nearly new custom made har ness. nearly new two-seated democrat wagon, dandy, whip and a new sI street blanket; this outfit complete all for $95. or will sell separately; don't miss this chance Call at house 1s Franklin St., top bell. novSd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-Oid couple want to ex- cnange or sell big farm of 300 acres, 16-room house. new barn, for very small place near city, with stock or without; place must be sold or ex- changed aS soon as possible. Write Jones, care Bulletin Office. nov1d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-Our family pet horse; if could onAg get in touch, with soma kind person in the Country where I would be sure he would have nice home. l would almost give him away: no better farm horse III the world, years cid. sound; horse delivered free, Estate IT. Bridgam St.. side door, Providence. E. l. n5vTd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

finished teaming. must sell my team Of gray horses. We glling :.s00 lbs.. sound and in good condition. WEH work single or douDle. $2j0. Inquire No. 5 oce2n Ave. Tel SS4-15, New London nov7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-Two good farm horses. weight 1100 and 1900 lbs. good workers and drivers, safe for anyone to handle, one team wagon. set work harness, sold together or separately. or will ex- change for cattle. G. Sandstrom, R. F'. ID. No. ,. Willimantic noy5d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE-Two cottage houses with about B acres of land, corner Asylum and Starr Sts. Estate Bridget N ToD.n P. T. Connell, Adm, 205 w. Town Sr.
 noy7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

KOEHLER ton and a quarter truck. excellent running order, S70o or easy terms. The Frisbie Mccormick O., 52 Shetucket St. Aug12d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
TER BROS. .......... Auctfoneers
 AUCTION
AuctioneerS

Will be sold at public auction at my residence, near Iantic wooden mill, on fitchville road, two minutes walk from car station and five minutes walk from (. " railroad station,
 TUESDAY, NOV. 1s 1919,
 ut 10 n. m. sharp,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SAI.E-Horses. dump cart and haraerAs. Inquire at George Dr.seolrs 1SS North Main St., Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

FOR SALE Chiffoniere, dresser, chair and three upholstered chairs Az Fountain St. noy7d
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-02
TElEGRAMy kRAJ0WE
IZBA ODKLADA WAKACYE
zAzEGNANIA KRY-
ZYSU K~oLEJoWEGo.
Washington. 2. sierpnia.

washington. q. slerpnia. -
PREF. Wilson, wielka drozyzna, a
przedewszystkiem Ottawa strajku
robotnik6w kolejowych, zmusiia
Izbe do odroczenia wakacyi, ktore
sie mialy ro1poczae dzisiaj VIE
rz6r. w liScie swyrn do mowcy
Gillett'a i do p~rzew6dcy wiekszo-
sci Mondell'a, PREF. Wilson wez-
wal Izbe, ably odroczyla wakacye
| n~atychmiast przeprowadzi}a Cd
powiednia l~egislacye W sprawie
kolejowej. Prey wreczaniu listu
z powyzsza rekomendaeya PREF.
Wilson oswiadczyl, re ttrzednicy
pracujs obecnie mad problemami
drozyzny, W kt6rych sprawie spo
dziewa sic przedsozyc odpowied-
ME rekomendacye dzisiaj wiecz6r
lego wywody byty tax slime, re
przew6dcy Izby ME mogli inaczej
postapit, isk tyiko uczynit "a
dose zadaniu prezydenta. Pc Kill
ku g~odzinach narady z republi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-02
Ideal Agcnta.

w Nitzu, w Serbii. agent %berlihskicj
fabryki iarcn (mlyn6w recznyCh), ma
zwiskicm Miller, sprzedawal. dziennio
cd 20 do so sztuk tych p~rzyrzad6w.
By} zrecznym agentem, lecz hulaka.
PewncgO raz przepil pObranc nalezno-
sci Cd klicnt6w. u Berlina ,nadesIano
mu dyInisyc.
u ta Chwill, powOdzenlc zaren zu-
pelnie ustalO. Nastcpca Millera sprze.
dawal 2 cieAkim trudem nHjwyAcj dwle
sztuki W ciqgu micsiqca.
Dyrcktor, zaniepOkojony upadkiem
zbytu, zjechal do Niszu i odszuwal Mil
lera.
- Jakim cudem ~potrafilcS pan wpie
rae w chlop6w taxa mase zarcn?
To moja tajemnica. Moge ia pa.
nu odsprzcdac "a diva tysiace lew6w,
- BedzieSz je pan mial. A teraz stu
cham.
II|cba LIoN HSdHo A1duIG
- rzckl agent.
- Co za Maura? - zapytuje dyrek-
tor.
Stara ~cyganica wr0zbiNrka. Co
dzie6 zrana dawaicm jcj adresy, upa-
trzonych kliCntek. Maura Odwiedazla
chiophi i kazdej . Mich wypOwiadaia z
dlOni mastcpujacq wr6zbc:
- Odwiedzi Gle, NiCmiCc. kt6regO
maSzyna przyniesic ci ~szczescie i bio
goslawieGstwo. In kazdc tym sposobem
sprzedane arna pfacllem Maurze }
proc. prOwizyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-02

rzqdzajqc szkody ma 100000. Go
scie p%ochronili sic do miejsc bez-
piecznych; mkt ME zostal popa-
IRONY.
Brookfield, Ind, 2. sierpnia. -
w. II. Mayes, prezes narodowego
komitetu republikanskiego ME
bedzie kandydowal ma urzad gu
bernatora Stanu Indiana, oswald
czajac, re wolf pozostac PREY ODE
'cnym urzedzie jake prezes komi-
tetu.
Milwaukee, Wis, 2. sierpnia.-
DIR. G. H. Gauerke, kt6ry niedaw-
no ~powr6cit z Francyi, gdzie
Przebywal trzynascie miesiecy,
jake lekarz PREY szpitalu wojsko-
wynn, oswiadczyi, je ma wiasne O.
czy widzial, jazz Amcrykanie spa.
Iii 100 aeroplaA6w wojskowych,
W miejscowoSci Colombey-Les-
Bellies. Acroplany tie dlatego spa
lono, gdyz obliczono, &c taniej
bedzie je zupelnie zniszcyt, niz
przewozic napowr6t do Ameryki.
.Francya tez ME chciala iclr kupit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-02

.jeli senat bedzie sic upierat PREY
swych 2adaniach zalqczenia do
traktatu pokojowego poprawek i
~zastrzezeh, to praca mad trakta--
tenn ME skoiczy sic nawet pred
zima, a w tymczasie - zachodzi
Ottawa - niejedno male, slabe
panstewko moze upasc. Senator
Watson oswiadczyl, re argument
ten wcale go ME przekonaf; gdyz
on nadal jest nacyonalista.
- w. Gates, archeolog, podroz
mix i pisarz amerykahski, skryty-
|kowai amerykahskiego ambasado-
"a do Meksyku Fletcher'a, oswald
czajac, re gdyby ma miejscu jego
byl czlowiek takiej miary, jak
Morgenthau, Tub Whitlock, toby
niechybnie minister Won Eek
hardt zostaf wyrzucony Z Meksy-
ku, a sam kraj przylaczylby sic
do wojny epropejskiej pc stronie
Aliantow.
- b. M. Baruch. doradca eko-
nomiczny dla amerykahskiej dele
gacyi pokojowej oswiadczy} wczo
raj. re Alianci PREY nak}adaniu
ma Nie1ncy odszkodowah ME kie-
rowali sic mySla, czy Niemcy be-
da mogly odszkodowania tie wy
placiG, lecz wykonali sw6j pro-
gram ma Podstawie obliczeh, lie
Niemcy So WHINE Aliantom. W
dalszym ciagu zaproponowa}, a
by wyznaczono specyalnq ko1ni-
isye odszkodowah, ktoraby wyka-
zala, ileby rzcczywiScic Niemcy
mogly zapiaciG, a ME lie So one
WHINE. Senator Johnson Z Kalifor-
nil twierdzi, re re wzgledu ma to,
IL Ameryka ME otrzyma nj cast
XII odszkodowan cd NiemicC. pO--
Wilma bye reprezcntowanq W pro-
ponawanej komisyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRA-
=. JOWE.
San Antonio, Tex, 2. sierpnia.
Nv miejsce majora gen. !. T..
Dickman'a, ktory ME Przyjechai
VEGAS ola objecia dow6dztwa mad
poludniowvm departamcntem.
wybrano brygadycra gen. !. F.
Erwin'a z Fl Paso. Gen. Dickman
wyjecha} do swcgo micjsca "a
mieszkania w Vermont / ME przy
.icdzie do San Antonio wczcSniej,
niz ego sierpnia.
Beatrice. Nebr:, 2. sierpnia. -
Pozar, kt6ry Z nicwiadomych do
tychczas powod6w powsta} w ho-
telu Paddock. zniszczyf go, Wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-02
ZABILI 217


Washington, 2. sierpnia. -
Dwustu siedmnastu Ameryka-
now zostaio zabitych w Meksyku
cd czasu runiecia rzadu Diaza II.
cd % maia 1911 roku. Powyzsze
zawiadomienie wydano w odpo-
wiedzi ma rezolucye senatora Kin
ga, zadajacego, ably Department
Stanu poinformowai Senat o stra-
.tach amerykahskich poniesionych
podczas rewolucyi meksykah-
skiej. Liczba aplikacyi o odszko-
dowanie wynosi do tego czasu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-02
OglOszenie.

do nOwOzakladancgO banku pry.
watncgO ~poszukuic sic w%SpGlnika z ii
2yOnOmiQ wzbudzajaca Z%aufanie'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-02
,kahskimi przewodeamt Izby. po-
stanowiono wakacye odroczyt.
sTRAJK ~TRAMWAJoWy w


Davenport, 2. sierpnia. - AMI
jeden tramwaj elektryczny ME
kursuje W miastach Davenport /
Muscatine, Ia, Rick Island, Mo-
line j East Moline w Illinois a to
z powodu strajleu deklarowanego
przez robotnik6w, zatrudnionych
.przez kompanie t~ramwajowa pTri
City Ry CO... Kompania ia 3D.
m6wila swym robotnikom udzie-
.lenia najmniejszej zaplaty szeSe-
dziesieciu cent6w ma godzine.
Kompania utrzymuje, re ME mo-
re robotnikom swym da6 szese--
dziesieciu cent6w ma godzins, do
p6ki ME otrzyma pozwolenia ma
podwyzszenie opiaty jazdy 90
siedmiu centow cd osoby. Spra--
wozdania i rekordy wykazuja, re
kompania przez ostatnie miesisce
tracila bardzo wiele, wskutek nj
skiej op1aty cd jazdy. Dotych-
czas strajk odbywai sic spokojnie
- ME zauwazono nigdzie zad-
nvch rozruchow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-02

942 - powiadowit sekr. Lansing,
w 153 wypadkach ME podano ST.
my odszkodowania srrna odszko-
dowah w rcszts wypadkdw wyno-
81 $26, 629J 597. .JKwestya odszko-
dowai", m6wit Lansing, njest
tematem ~dyplomatycznych nego-
cyacyi.
TUsSIGA
PRZYJETA.
Waszyngton, 2. sierpnia. -
Rezygnacya F. w. Tausig'a, pre-
SEGA komisyi taryfowej zostaia
przyjsta przez PREF. Wilsona. Re-
zygnacye te wreczyl Taussig
Wilsonowi W Paryzu 80 maja.
Przy ~przyjmowaniu rezygnacyi
PREF. Wilsona wyrazii wielka po-
chwale "a uslugi wyswiadczone
krajowi podczas wojny.
PRoJEKT ZNIESIENIA u
STAWY w SPRAWIE
SWIATLA
IDZIE DO WILSONA.
Washington, 2. sierpnia. -
Senat przeprowad5A wczoraj pro-
jekt, zmierzajacy dp zn~iesienia IL
stawy W sprawieS oszczedzania
swiatia dziennego @glosami Al
przeciw IL. Jak wiadomo, projekt
ten zostai r6wniez przeprowadzo-
ny w Izbie nizszej obecnie idzie
on do podpisu PRIV. Wilsona.
Pred giosowaniem ME toczono
zadnych prawie debat, Senator
Calder tylko wygfosii silna move
ma korzy$c projektu, Widat z tc-
go, re wiekszoSG senator6w jest
"a tenn, ably ustawe te .zniesiono i
re wszelkie usifowania przeciw-
nej strony spelzna ma niczem.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
MANY JOBS NOW FOR
SOLDIERS, SAILORS

AZ the Bureau for Returning Soldiers
and Sailors, Sixth and King streets. are
large number Of opportunities for
men discharged from the service. Mil
workers and unskilled laborers of all
kinds are wanted at 2jc TO SOC an hour.
Many openings are also listed for
skilled mechanics and farmers. New
requests for all kinds of help received
every day from employers. During the
past two weeks two hundred and
twenty-five soldiers and sailors have
applied here for work and one hundred
ana siNty-three Of these were sent to
employment.
IL has been found that many men ont
or une service are very diflcult IN sat
iSly. They want class OF work thev
o'e not quallhed TO do. and wages thew
are unable TO earn. hut the great ma
jority are making an honest efror, -
ma positions where they will have n
chance for Advancement and Increased
efficiency This bureau has done m,,cb
10 check discomfort, to smooth the yyav
back into civil life. and to save waste
Of time and energy in looking for iobs
Every employer should list his needs
here and give the returned men the
first chance TO secure work. II some
prove unsatisfactory this should not be
carried forward as a prejudice against
others. A certain percentage Of all
classes VIII fail in the same way.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
DUPONTS OPPOSE
FREIGHT RATES

Complaint has been filed by E. l.
dupont de Nemours & Co.. before Ex-
amlner William Brown, Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, against
the railroad administration and many
railroad companies between Texas and
Thompson's Point, n. j., to the effect
that the freight rate of is i-2 cents per
hundred pounds Of sulphur IS too high.
The point Of overcharge was not con-
tested by the defendants. and Harvey
S. Farron, representing the complain
ing company, argued for l2 i-2 cents as
a fair rate.
The transportation OF 100000 lbs
Of sulphur during August. September
and October, 1917, was involved. and a
Straight Overcharge Of Sii,S65 was al
legged and S59is for reparation was de-
manded by the complainant.
A. II. Elder, representing the defen-
danls, said that the rates at the time
were unreasOnably low and had been
raised % per cent. higher since. The
result OF this case. he said. would he
the fixing Of rate at about GO cents
per hundred.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
AGED WATCHMAN
FATALLY BEATEN

CONTINUED From First Page.)
was walking towards the pump house
with dog he had on a chain. the dog
started barking. lie looked towards the
river bank and saw two men. Yelling
at them. he drew his revolver and
threatened to shoot Thompson. the
other watchman, heard him and went
10 his assistance when the two men
whose figures loomed up in the dark
ness shouted that they were fishing.
Pierce said he shouted TO the men TO
move and move quickly, and they
started away going towards the river.
ono man, he said, seemed to be carry
ing the pole Of a fishing net on his
shouluer while the other man appeared
TO have a large club on his shoulder
Pierce said he wanted Thomson 70
go With him after the men. but he ra-
fused ''0
According to Pierce, the two men he
saw IN the darkness were very largo
especially one Of them.
IL Is thought that it was these came
TWO men who attacked the aged man
as he was making his rounds while
alone.
! Physicians at the Delaware Uosnit,l
at noon said that Bradley's condition
was critical and that consider9ble
I blood had formed on the brain and iho
right side Of the aged man was par
/ alyzed.
Sergeant Green OF the local detective
bureau, assigned Sergeant King and
Detectives Kempsh and Riley To .be
case, and they are seeking the two men.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
new HOMES GOING
UP AT ELMHURST
Expected That New Build
ings Valued at 5000, 900
Will be Erected
SEVERAL BUNGALOWS
NOW BEING BUILT

Home building at Elmhurst is as
suming large proportions. ]. NJ. ulmer
contractor OF Richardson Park, has
built and disposed OF very attractive
bungalow on Lorewood avenue, and
is finishing a home for Mr. sutton,
which is attracting a great deal OF
favorable attention IL is OF the bun
galow style, having every modern
convenience. This dwelling valued at
about $1,000, situated on a command
ing site, will be an ornament 10 the
development. Mr.. Ulmer has con-
tracts for several other homes, ground
for which has already been broken.
Marion Wood. contractor, has con-
tracts for several homes and is about
completing a fine bungalow for Fred
Lange, which will be a decided attrac-
tion. He Is also finishing up eight
bungalows for the Elmhurst Realty
Co, which Will be for sale.
T. T. Van SAINT & Sons. contractors
and builders, were the pioneer build
ers on this development, having built
the homes now occupied by Miss
Martha Matthes and Oscar Matthes,
also the large store building facing
Newport Pike. which under live man
sgement Is fast growing In popularity
with the buying public. They now
have contracts for several homes and
are about completing a handsome
bungalow for r.. d. Rudolph, Lore
wood avenue, which will be right In
line with the other fine homes going
up all around him There are many
others laying plans 90 build their
homes in the near future. J. VI.
Blomquist OF Richardson Park, has
closed contract with a Quincy,
Mass, contractor 90 build a ten-r0om
house near tho Sutton bungalow,
which VII be right In line with the /
many beautiful homes In that vicinity |
The Elmhurst Company confidently |
look forward 90 building values ap-
the s2O0,OOO mark before the
1loso OF the season.