davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

mInistratiyo tendrae l manejo y con
troll de todas las instituciones de Es
tado enumeradas en- la secci6n / de
Articul0 XIV de esta Constitution J
de toda las institncIones de Hstado
edncacionalea. carltativas, penales I
reformatorias iexcepto las ~escuelas
pdblicas) hasta aqnfA . IN lo' de ade.
lante es~tablecidas. Esta disposition
tendra erecto en- v despues del dfa
1ro- de Enero, 1921. La Legislature
p~rescribira los poderes y deberes de
tai Cuerpo Administrative y hasta que
tai disposition e hecha, tai Cuerpo
Administrative tendra con respecto a
cada n de dichas instituciohes, los
p0deres y deberes ahora conferidos
en- los Cuerpos de Regentes o Cuerpos
de dichas instituciones."
Sec 2. Que Ia Secci6n 10 del Ar
ticulo XII de la Constitution del Els
de Nuevo Mexico sea ennenda-
da para que dlcha secci6n lea como
sigue:
"Secci6n Is, En- v despu6s dol dfa'
lr0. do Enero, 1921. Las dichas insti
tuciones educacidnaies de Estado se.
ran manejadas por FL Cuerpo Dc ma
nejo creado por la Secci6n 3 del Ar
lieu XIV de esta Constitution.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

Don Juan Luis Garcia y Esposa, de
Espahola. N, Mex estuvieron en- la
Capital durante la emana
Bonifacio M0ntoya, comisionado de
corporaciones, regres6 a fines de Ia
semana de un viaje q Bernalilio.
Canuto q. Alarid, Jr, parti6 Ell mier-
coles pasado para Las Vegas, donde
visitara a sus numerosos amigos.
ri ioven F~urgencio Sisneros, de
La Questa, N. Mex, ha venid0 a San
ia Fe para atender a sus estudios en-
el colegio de San Miguel.
ri ST.. Manuel B. Otero y familia,
que habfan estado resldiendo en- Ell
hogar de catron durante los meses del
verano, ~regresaron 81 sabado a su
hogan en- Albuquerque.
Durante la semana visitaron nues-
tro despacho Ell Sr. Feliverto Chavez,
v la Sra. Sirila Trujillo, ia simpa-
tica Senorita Amelia Chavez y la
Seforita Sofia Chavez. todos de Vale
citos. N, Mex.
-
La, Srita. Mary Rodriguez pafti6
81 domingo para La Cueya, a donde
tomara cargo de la escuela de aquel
lugar. Su madre la Sra. Aurelia O..
de Rodriguez. y su hermann. Sofia,
la a~companaron hasta La Cueva don
de permaneceran en- su compahia por
unos dfas.
-
Ell Senador de estado A. B. Lucero,
esta considerable un llamado que Sc
lie hace a una Iglesia Presbyterian
Espanola en- San Gabriel, California,
y es muy probable que Sc traslade a
aqueI lugar juntamente 0 su fami
liza en- Ell cercano future.
M. A. Sanchez y Eugenio Griffin,
hidf0graf0s, estuvieron la semana pa
sada tomando medidas de la corrien-
to en- ell rio de Pecos. Reportan que
la %corriente del RIO de Pecos esta en-
I'm estado normal, tambien dicen cue
los visitantes son muy numerosos por
aquellas s%ecciones.
Manuel D Chavez, ell cuaI ha es-
tado en- el scrvicio del gobierno por
los dltimos IA meses en- la frontera
de Nogales. Ariz, regres6 a su hogan
ell microbes pasado, en- la Gale San
Francisco MIN. 420. El joven Cha
vez sc ha enlistado en- Ell servicio mi
litar por tres veces, habiendo seryi-
do en- la guardia nacional por varios
amos, como .tambien tomo una parte
activa en- la incursi0n de Columbus
mientras prestaba sus seryicios en-
Ia frnntera Mexfcana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
Los oBRERos DE LOS ToLLEREs
"A PAsQs LENTos.

Washington, sept, 2.-Los retornos
parciales del voto por la huelga. que
esta ahora en- p~rogrnsok enEre Fos
t~rabaiadores de los talleres ferroca-
rriIeros indica, segln dijeron los Off
ciales de la union hoy, Que los HON;
bres aceptaran los consoles de sus 0,
f~iciales, Y que deparan Ell asunto de
la huelga en- sus manos, pendiente Ell
resultado de los esfuerzos del gobier,
no para reducir eI alto costo de Ia
vida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
sANTIsTEVAN-oRTE

I'll enlace matrimonial de la Seno-
rita Esmeralda Santistevan con eI jo-
ven Juan B. Ortega en- Taos, ell mier-
coles pasado fue anuneiado por los
padres de la novia. ell ST. y la Sra.
Anastacio Santistevan. La ceremo-
mia religiosa tuvo lugar en- la lyle
STA de nuestra Sehora de Guadalupe.
Despues Sc do una reception en- la
casa de la novia y en- la noche un
gran bale en- la Opera de Miramon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

Resuelyase Por La Legislature Del
Estado de Nueyo Mexico:
Secci0n /. Que la Secci6n 3 del
Articulo XIV de la Constitution del
Estado de Nueyo Mexico sea en-.
mendada para que dicha secci6n lea
como sigue:
"Secci0n 3. Els por esta creado I'm
Cuerpo Administrative consistiendo de
cuatro "a miembros que seran nom
brados por ell G~obernad0r, cada un6
por ell termino de dos amos con i'm sa-
lario de 100000 por ell ano, v no
mas que dos de ellos perteneceran
al mismo partido polltico al tempo de
su nombramiento. Dicho Cuerpo Adj
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
Lea nuestros Anuncios


Con seguridad podra Yd. aproye-
char de estas Dalabras del Sir. w. Fl.
Ireland, un viajante de concrete de
Louisville, KY: EN- ell verano de
1888 SURF un ataque de c0lera nor
BIO. lie df al mozo del hotel soc. di-
ciendole que me comprara una boz
te la del Remedio de Chamberlain pa
ra el C0lera Y la Diarrea y que no a.
ceptara ningln producto similar. To
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

me n dosis doble, de acnerdo con
las direcciones, y me acost6, A las
s en- punto de Ia proxima manana me
despertaron. por orden mia, y tome 81
tren para mi pr0xiino lugar de des'
tinos completamente bueno v sano
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

contacto con la gran Obra de los Al
mericanos, hecha para 81 alivia de los
Belgas durante la guerra mundial, de-
seaba expresarles las gracias a estos
en- su propiO pals.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
Ell CARDINAL MERCER vENDRA
A DARNOS LAS GRACiAS.

Paris, Sept Ell Cardinal Mer
cier, de Belgica. sali6 esta manana
de Paris para Brest, de donde Sc en-
barcara para los Estados Unidcs.
Ell Cardinal Mercier lie dijo a la
prensa asociada que iba a RWitar
America porque, habiendo estado en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
uN REMEDIo BUsNo.

Los Meritos del Remedio de Cham
berlain para 81 C6Iico y la Diarrea
0 bien conocidos y apreciados. pc
70, dc yez en- cuando, Sc ~encuentra al
euna persona que no sabe de ellcs.
y los que Sc italian en- esta situaci6n
deberian leer 10 siguiente, escrito por
+. Fl. Dear, dueio dc I'M hotel en- Du-
puyer, Mont: "Hace cuatro amos a.
use eI Remedio de Chamberlain con-
ira FL C0lico y la Diarrea con tan bue-
nos raBultados que desde entonces 10
he estado recommending a mis- ami
gos,"
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
E~LHcclon ESPECIAL
EnmIenda ! "a constItucI6n

Enmlenda a "a CONSTITUTION
De conformidad con el proyecto de
la Camara No. 4O5, capftulo 1888 de
las leyes de 1919 Ia siguiente enmien-
da a la constitution del Estado de
Nuevo Mexico sera sometida a los
votantes c~alificados en- ID election es-
pecial que sera tenida ei dia 16 de
Septiemhre, 1919.
MANUEL MARTINEZ,
Secretario de Estado,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
WILSON REMsrARA La ELoTA

Seattle. WASH Sept, 2fEI presi-
dente Wilson revistara la flota del
Pacifico aqui 81 sabado en- la tarde,
dfa Is de Septiembre. seg1n informes
del secretaric Tumulty.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
SUBSTITUTE DE la coMisloN DEL
sENADo PARAELA REsoLuciCN
coNJuNTA DEL SENADo NO. 5

Una Resolution coniunta Proveyendo
Para Una Enmlenda a tai constf.
tuci6n del Estado de NueVo Mexico
Ahadiendo a Ia Mlsma 0tra Sec.
ci6n al Articulo WI, La Cual sera
Numeraeoda Scccidn g.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
Resuelvase Por La Legislature D
Estado De Nuevo Mexico:

Resuelvase Por La Legislature Del
Estado De Nuevo Mexico;
Secci6n /. Que la siguiente en-.
mendaci0n a la constitution del rs
tado. como una secci0n ADDITIONAL de.
Artlculo VII, sea, y por esta es. pro
puesta, la cual sera sometida a los
electores del Estado. en- una election
que sara tenida ell martes pr0ximo
despues del primer LINES en- Noviem-
.bre, 1920.
Seccion s. %Ciudadanos del Esta-
do. que esten ausentes de sus lu-
cares de Residential legal, en el ser.
vicio militar 0 naval de los Estados
Unidos o de este Estado, Y siendo
de otro modo electores caIiflcados,
Sc les podra permitir votar en- cual-
quier election para oficiales de es-
tado. electores presidenciales, repre-
sentantes al Congreso " Sen1dores
de EstadOs Unidos. y sobre enmien.
das Constituencies, bajo tales re-
glamentos v ~limitaciones seg1n sean
.~rooo~ffor .u~w rntt - H W
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
REsoLucioN coNJuNTA DEL 81
NADo NO. 8.

Una RESOLUTION conjunta Del Senado
Proponiendo La Enmienda De La
Secci6n 3 Del Articulo XIV, N De
La Secci6n 10 Del Artfculo XII
De. Nuevo Mexico Referente A
Dc La Constitution Del Estado
Instituciones PdbIicas Y Educa-
clonaless
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

Estado a una suma que exceda Ia an
tecedente limitacion; Entendido. que
bonos emitidoa para tales fines pa
gadeTos ad Yalorem de ~tasaciones 10
vadaS sobre propiedad tangible no de-
beran en- ningun tempo exceder la
suma de dos millones de pesos
($2, 00O,00O). excepto para satisfacer
alotamientos dc Fondos Federaies
'hechos al Estado para ayuda en- la
construction y mejoras de eaminos."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
SUBSTITUTE De Ia coMlsIoN CON
JuNTA DE LA cAMARA NO, 80.

~ProponIendo la EnmIenda De La
seccl6n 8 Del Articulo TX De La
constltuci6n Del Estado De Nuevo
Mexico, Tituiada .Deuda be Esta.
do. ccndado Y Munlcipio.f
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
$1,000 al DlA

$1,000 ii dia es cosa seeura. Mu-
hizo $425sOO Ell mes pasado. Fred Jo-
chos hacen mas Hubo un hombre Que
mes, de Columbus, Ga, hizo $63,25 FL
primer dfa, v $4,000 qhombres mas ha-
cen mucho dinero diariamente. No
neceslta experienced, no ~necesita dine
70. Nosotros le ensehnmos como u Ie
supllmos todo gratis. SUI vestidn "
nuestra oferta liberal traen 81 nego-
clio. TODD Sc envia a prueba. Noso-
tros pagamos los gastoa de franQueo y
garantizamos satisfaoer. Nd hay VEN
"a a menos que Ell parroQuian0 este
satisfecho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

I'm vesitdo genuine, de alta calidad.
" garantizado hecho a su MEDIA. I'M
vestido elegante en- TODD respecto y
mejor que 10 que sc hacen de ordina-
rio. Todo 10 que lie pedimos que haga
es que 10 use y Sc 10 muestre a sus
amigos y vecinos, y que anuncie nues-
tra sasteria, v tome las ordenes que
le vengan y haga $40. diarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

el slrtido mas hermos0 de muestras de
ropa, ell libro de estilos mas ~elegantes
u jainas Sc ha publicado. y los pre-
clos mas bajitos del mundo en- ropa
naranffzada
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

WANTED-May 1st, by small family, a cottage house or tenement, outside ! city limits, with garden, place for car, ] i'm prov ements Address P. o. Box 100, l Norwich, Conn. aprl4d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

Kniclzer-We have called for fifty thousand volunteers
 Bocker-The Millennium Division? New Yorl; Sun.
 Hip poekets?" asked the tailor
 ''Naw," growled the customec Tho l:entry's going dry Whats the use?' -Louisville Courier Journal
 Doesn't smoking interfere with your work 2" asked Brown.
 Not half as much as wanting to smoke, replied Smith. - London Answers. Contrib-W-hy did you turn down that joke I sent you? 1 Editor (demobilized artillerist)-On account Of it's low risihi,ty.-Boston 1 Transcript. 'You know the law presumes you 1 innocent
 Then why all these elaborate pre- parations to convict me?"-Pilila- delpl1ia Bulletin.
 Furloughs were ia order Every man who has q good reason for re- questing a furlough step forward" Company halt" the captain roar | ed.-Everybody' Magazine. Mother-Eow are you getting on, Ne1dy? Have you had any sport? 1 Boy-Well. ma, we haven't caush ! any fish. but we've drowned several wornls! !-Pearson's Weekly. A little girl and her mother. walk ing down Broadway, passed an of ficer with a gold star On his arm.
 Little Girl: Oh5 mamma, look. That man was killed in the war Life.
 Hubby, thought I'd buy yoH ltsoInathing you'd never think of buy ing for yourself.
 You succeeded" he said as he Judge.
 Well, Bill, what are you going to do when you gets demobiliZed ?' l. Live one me pension, of c0ursei"
 You don't think yer goin' to get a pension from the army. do yer?''
 No. not from the arIny-old age pension, mean.-London Opinions
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
POETRY
UNF0o,snLU FATHER,

used to do Eo'ne. little tricks my
 father disaprroN ed: Wculd plaT with 9oois he'd put in pace
 and said should not be moved; Go fishing when he'd pc nted o}it some
 weeds among the corn Do all the bad things b ys have GCna
 since first q bCy was born. l never stopped to figure tpat ned ha l
 q boyhood, too used 4to think Id fool my dad, bat
 now 1 know he knew. He knew that. whom his hac' was
 tuned. I'd work little less Than when he staye1 about me with
 his rigid watch G1lfess; He knew his orders r5uscd in n.e 6
 little streak Of mule Was he rJt once as voting as I. anu
 quite as big fool? And So. althougti le held his peace, this
 thing I say is true: 1 used to think fooled my dad, but
 now ] know lie knew. Now I've some chicks who don't agree
 with al t,eir fathers laws This dis0beying's not the joke I once believed it was, We see their rattle orained mistakes through eyes of ripeUyears-- The wisdcm-erop within those eyes is watered oft with tears. Some day, when puzzling OCT their own. they'll sigh-and twill be i true we used to think we fooled our daJ.
 but nov we know he knew i-stricklanl Gillian. in LeslIes $ | Weekly.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
AupiToRIuM

Greeted with a splendid audience the big banner Revue opened a weeks Engagement at the Auditorium Mon day. The theatre was taxed 10 ca pacity. and judging by the applause and laughter which greeted ne per formcrs they are sure to receive a warm welcome during their stay in this city. The company contains sev- cral favOritcs Mike Kelly, who ras been seen here before many times. is the principal comedian. Miss Wal lace, leading lady, makes a very fine appearance and sings beautifully Aus tin and Austin are clever entertain CTS ard add greatly to the show. The other members of the cast were excellent and all play their re- spective parts well
 The duet hy the Wallace sisters was the hit Of the evening. The chor- Us work was good. being carried out by eight pretty and shapely young girls.
 The fascinating story of a man who goes straight Co win a girls love and who then braves a long prison term when he thinks 1t is necessary 10 hold the love of his bride is told in 'Hoarded Assets,' the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature which will be seen in the Auditorium Theatre today
 The man is a river pirate and after stealing a million in gold he buries 1t in a river bed and tries to forget The girl hears reports he was once a thief and 10 test him pretends she Is unhappy because they have not great wealth. He goes to dig up the gold. is seized and the gold is found 10 have turned 10 sand.
 Harry Mercy has the leading role 1T this drama of mystery and million. and in the supporting cast are Betty Blythe, George Majeroni and Rober Gailliard
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
THE. KALEIDOSCOPE

Eighteen members of the British House of Commons lost their lives in tho recent war.
 South American ants have been known to. construct a tunnel three miles in length.
 That whoping cough is caused by a bacillus has been discovered by two European physicians.
 Sign over small basement restau- rant in New York: Cup of Coffee and a Roll Down Stairs. 15c.
 Estimated it will take at least six months under most favorable condi- tions to restore tran Siberian railway to fair working conditions.
 The police at Phoenix, Ariz, who arrested man charged with obtaining money wrongfuliy from banks, found stitched into the lining of his overcoat sS0G0 in $50 and $1G0 bills.
 The average Argentine linseed Cor fax area of 3,o00,000 acres is ap- preached only by that of British In dia The United States follows with about 100000 acres.
 Business mad professional women of the United States are projecting a national federation Of their clubs which will be formed at a meeting in St. Louis next July,
 The San Jose City Council decreed that the number of policemen for that city should he decreased from 2S to 22,- but rather thar see this done tte policemen themselves suggested that their salaries be cut -4 a month and the full force con;:nued. On Saturday, March l, there was opened at Lyon. France. the annual ;aI o,,I I Fair was inausIrated n the city Of i Lyon three years ago and has had a most remarkab ble success, the number sof exhibitors increasing from about 1,2o0 to upward of 4.ee0. whit the valne of tho exhibits nas increased from 3.G0o.ooo francs 10 more than 2o.0CG ,0eO francs.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
Breed Thnatre

How a fortune stands between the
 happiness Of a young copule is dra-
 matcally portrayed in Alice Brady's latest Select Picture, Her Great Chance" which is the feature attrac-
 ton at the Breed theatre today. LCa Cray who spends her time working hard. loves Charlie Cox, New Works Whiteway sensation. Lola usually goes motoring with Charlie after work. They visit a road house one day. and there Charlie, a little intoxicated, breaches the subject of marriage tO Lola, who bravely re- fuses for his sake. Then Charlie starts on mother tear" and the next morning the papers are full of the news Cox. Senior, has his lawyer make a new will and Lola hearing of this comes to Charlie as his wife de- termined to transform his character, now that her chance is here. Pearl White will also be seen in the tenth chapter Of the Lightning Raider. and Q Harold Lloyd comedy entitled
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
PLANS COMPLETED FOR
 NEAR EAST BENEFIT BALL

The executive committee have com pleted their plans for the concert and ball given at tho armory April 2l for the benefit of the Near East Fund. Tho concert to te given by Swahn's augmented orchestra of twelve pieces will alon7 le worth the price of the aGmittance fee. The sale of the boxes and sea is in charge of Mrs. Allyn l.. Brown, phone 373-2. Tickets for sale at CranstOn's and at LeRous drug store and by members of the committee. Mrs II. NJ. Lerou. chair man. Mrs. Arthur II. Lathrop. Mrs Allyn l.. Brown. Mrs George A. Co., meau Mrs. Armand LaPierre. Mrs Arthur Thompson, Mrs. F. J. DriscoH Mrs. Helen Huntington, Mrs. Charles Foster. Mrs. Louis porteous Mrs. How ard l.. stanton. Miss Louise Howe Miss Marion Swan.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

WANTED A reliable. temperate
 man single to work on farm Phone }l6o7 apr14d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
BISHOP DO&NE ON ITS DOC.

I am quite sure ne thinks that I am
 God Since he is God on whom each one de-
 bends For life. and all things that his bounty
 sends My dear oil dog, most constant of all
 Friends: Not quick to mind. but quicker far
 than I To Him whom God l know and own;
 his eve Deep brown and liquid watches fer my
 nod He is more patient underneath the rod Than l. when God His wise corrections sends. He looks love at me, deep as words e'er spake: And frorn me never crursh nor sup will But he wags thanks with his most vocal tail; And when some crashing noise wakes all his fear, i He is content and quiet if am near. Secure that my protection will prevail; So, faithful mindful. thankful, trust ful, he Teil me what I unto my God should be
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
Quick, Harmless Way
 to Remove Wrinkles

Springtime brings wrinkles to many pcnsitive skins that are much exposed To winds and changing temperatures To make an effective wrinkle remover mix an ounce of powdered saxolite and | half pint witch hazel Bathe the face ln the solution-immediate every wrinkle is affected IL acts wonder guily on sagging facial muscles also, lhe lotion possessing remarkable as- lrinEent and tonic properties. Use it pnce a day for a while and see how 1t MI Improve your facial contour.
 This simple lotion cannot harm the most delicate skin. The treatment it. Jeff leaves no trace-no one guesses rhe secret of your increasing youthful lppearance But be sure to ask the brnggtst- tor the Dosxdened -sa.xolite-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

TO EESY-Frf aiEhsd rooms: also rooms for light nouseKeepir&. f6j School s. Tei 104S-s. s.piid
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

WANTED-Two girls at Rogers Domestic Laundry. apFyl3d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
What Is Going On Tonight

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at the Auditorium.
 Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at Davis Theatre
 shetueket Lodge. No 27, [ 0. O. F., meets in Odd Fellows Hail
 Norwich Nest No. 1896, O. O. O., meets h Owls Hall.
 Wauregan Lodge, No. 6. K. of P, meets in PythiaE Hall
 Slater Lodge. No. 50e. \. E. O. F. meets in Bill Block.
 Ionic Camp, No. 1894. RI. W. A., meets in Eagles Hall.
 Norwich Central Labor Union meets in Carpenters Hall.
 St. James Lodge, No. ss, r. and A As meets in Masonic Temple.
 Thames Lodge, No. 326, N F. O. F. meets In Foresters' Hall
 Rose of New England Lodge, No sssi, c. Y. o. of 0. F.. meets at 30 West Main Street.
 Clara Barton Tent. No. z. D. of V meets in Buckingham Memorial
 St MaTy's T. <. and B. Society meets In T. A. F. Building.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Husbands and Wive,

The new Cecil E. DeMille Aircraft picture, Don't Change Your Husband" which IS being displayed at the Davis theatre this week. is a photoplay of such deep psychological interest that l. will repay all husbands and wives to sec it: lf you have seen MT. De- Miles picture "Oid Wives fer New" you will find this companion picture amply worth your while. Elliott Dex- ter Is the leading man and Gloria Swanson plays opposite to him. The cast IS of the usual order of DeMille excellence.
 There arc also three excellent Keith vaudeville acts on this bill and the latest Burton Holmes Travelogue entitled summer Sombreros. Don't fah 10 sec this show.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

- -. .-- +- Z
 FOR RENT-Shop with. offce at S1 Chestnut St Inquire Cave Welding ard Mfg. Co. apr19d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

NANTED-To rent, three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. from
 May 1st. Address Box 3, Bulletin. apC14d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
MOOSUP

Mrs Cornelius Bourne with her daughter Elizabeth of East Providence. R. l., is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Williams.
 Mrs Lucinda Sheffield has returned from visiting friends in East Provi- dence. B. I.
 Harold Williams is home on a three days furlough and is receiving con SratUI&tions on his return from over seas.
 Callers at Woodbire house Saturday included Frank StiIi and family Of Hanover, John Williams and family and Mrs Elmer Battey of Moosup. Thomas Geer spent Sunday with his sister in Rhode Island. Miss Annie German was in Norwich Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

NANTED--Married or single man on farm; good milker and teamster; none but g reliable man need apply. Tel Lebanon 4I-3. tSigned) Elisha Water man. BozrahVille. apr12d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15
Real Estate Changes

Through the agency of Archa W. Colt Judge Gardiner Greene has pur- chased the fine residence property, No. l6l Washington Street which was for years the home of the late Edward ChappelL Alr. Colt has leased for a term of years TO Lieut. and Mrs. Rob- ert Boisson the beautiful residence of Mrs. William C. Osgood on Tow street overlooking Lowthorpe Mead ovs
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

TO RENT-Furnished rooms, modern improvements. private family, gentle men preferred. Address No. 133 River Ave, Laurel Hill, City. apr14d =
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

I,,I- p-,s have reported remarkable hair NHt" 00'o growth by the same method. Whoever wishes the recipe may obtain It free by writing 70 John Hart Britain.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

NASFED-W three or four days week cleaning lawns and planting gardens. Address Garden, care Bulletin.
 aprl4d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

FLOWERS for sale Baby Rambler roses in pots. red and pink; hyacinths, pink, white, lavender; hydrangeas, primr0Ses, heliotr0pes. pansies, bego- nias, carnations, snap-dragons, roses, violets, palms. ferns. Rioux Block
 Jewett City. Thuraday. Friday, Satur- day. Writings Greenhouses. apr15d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

FOR SALE-Republic truck. good condition $400. Norwich Grain Go.
 Tel apr15d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-15

NANTf1D-50 head of young stock, or cows, coming in in the summer or fall. I. ". Foote, Norwich. R. F. D. 1. Tel 1&1l-12 Snr12d