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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

". A EAnks. Contractor & Builder. =.
Belfast Ave SAYS: 20 suffered &-orn
ny kidneys .nr ing me. NO. -or-
st2rItv- but by spe.ls ana sscn a:tacR
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sore : could hardly sioop ~ Strengthen
enc every move ! made cxlsed avn
pains. uHo6 Duaa Kidney pills ana
NO ScxaD cured the Attack"
NO KIDNEY -ECCB BE SINE
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Deans Kidney Pills
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
Pregatiri pentru
sefnnarea |! paCei.

PARIS, S Maiu. - Sc anunta
ca credentialele delegation Ger
mani trimisi la conferinta de pa
ce au fost acceptate.
Acesti delegati sunt 1mputer-
niciti sd reprezinte 1ntreaga ta-
ra, precum 81 Bavaria, printr' Q
lege votata la Weimar, lege care
transfera guvernului toate drep-
turtle fostului Kaiser de a face
legi. De asemenea Germanii au
acceptat credentialele aliatilor,
printre carl 81 acele ale Jugo-
Slavilor.
Uncle dintre ziarele francezc
zic ca tratatul va Fl prezentat
Germanilor spre t'semnare Vineri
sau Simbata. Limita de cinspreze
ce zile pentru acceptarea terne.
nilorle impune sa semneze trata-
tul inainte de 81 Maiu.
Imediat dupa prezentarea ira
tatului, cele 'trei mari puteri vor
7ncepe Gu adunarea articolilor din
pactul austriac. De 81 nu s'a a.
nuntat mimic Official, totusi s'a a.
flat ca guvernul austriac va Il
invitat formal sa-si trimita dele.
gait la conferinta de pace.
Pregatirile pentru primirea Ion
la st. Germain au inceput dc
S7mbata. NiSte rapoarte neoficia
lie anuntau ca Austriecii fprobabi
vor sosi la st. German de All in
tr'o, saptam1na.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
ITALIA CAPATA FIUME.
OAR NUMAI PESTE TREI AM.
vEsTEA UMPLE Gu BUCURIE INIMILE TUTUR0RA

va purcede in graba mare la cla-
direa unui alt port Jugo-Slav pc
coasta Dalmatiei.
Dupa ce vor trece cei dintii
trei ami, cit va sta orasur sub tu-
toratul Ligei Natiunilor 81 dupa
ce in aceeasi trei ami acel port
Jugoslav Va fl cladit, orasul Flu
me va Fl complet anexat la Italia
Stirea aceasta ridica 0 peatrd
grea de pc ingrijorarea Gu care
priveau multi la cele &c Sc pc
tree La Paris. Ea umple de bucu.
rie inimi1e Italienilor ca 81 q sI
turor celor ce simpatizau Gu eau
"a dreapta d Italiei.
De pc acum, delegatii italieni
pot 81 Sc intoarca in pace Ia Pa
Iris. Ri au cfstigat >llpta - des
Icam tirxior.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
|C6NV0CAR'E'.' j

In conformitate Gu art. 6, sect.
l, din regulamentul societatii Ac-
tionare de Pubicitate q Uniunci
Solicitation Romine Americana,
prin prezenta sunt convocati toti
directorii sus zisei Societati a lua
parte la SEDINTA ORDINARA,
care SO va tinea in localul Socie-
tatii Actionare de sub numarul
5705 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland,
Ohio, in ziua de Marti, 1S Maiu
1919.
Sedinta Sc va deschide Ia orele
1880 Eastern Time. Absentele ne
motivate nu Sc vor lua in consi-
derare.
In speranta ca toti cei mentio-
matt in acest convocator vor Fl
conytii de chemarea lor, seminar
Gu deosebit& stima:
Pentru Societatea Actionar& de
Publicitate q Uniunei Societ&tilor
Romfne Americana:
loan g. HOZA, presedinte,
N. NESToR,, secretar -comptabil
(4---6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
reChe-
matt Ia Paris.

PARIS, 4 Maiu. - Presedinte-
lie Wilson, prim- -ministrul Clemen-
ceau, 81 primministrul Lloyd Ge-
orge, carl compun consiliul de
trei, au TRIMS All un comunicat
guvernului italian, 1nvitindu-l ca
sa-si reia locul la conferinta de
pace.
1nvitarea consiliului este de o
asa natura, incit spera ca Italia
va primi 81 relatiile carl au
fost intrerupte temporar prin ple-
carea lui Orlando 81 Sonino din
Paris, vor fl reluate prin prezen-
ia delegated italiene la conferin-
ia inainte de ce tratatul este in
minat germanilor.
Consiliul de trei au luat III
considerare situatia Italiei in de-
liberarile din ultimele doua zile
81 la urma s'au decis ca sa tri-
mita invitare prieteneasca gu
vernului italian.
Termenii invitarei guvernului
italian nu sunt inca ,cunoscutl, in-
sa sa crede ca prin Ell sc vor in
latura elementele personale din
controversa 81 va pava calea sprc
ajustarea teritoriala 81 resumarea
relatiilor.
Maiorul Fiorello H. La Guar
dia, membru in casa reprezentan-
tilor din Washington, prin mas
tere italian, intilnind pc Col. Hon
Sc astazi spus ca ell crede ca
chestia italiana va fl rezolvata III
patruzeci 81 opt de ore.
u z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06

PARIS, 5 Maiu. ~ Delegatii de
pace italieni, dupa cea mai de pc
urma stire, Sc vor intoarce Ia Pa
'ris. Asa q spus ast1xi ambasado-
rul italian din Paris ministrului
de externe al Frantei. Dinsul spu-
nea Cd premierul Orlando 81 mini
strul Sonino, vor p4rasi Roma Ia
noapte 81 vor sosi II Paris Mer-
curl dimineata.
. In acelasi tinnp, cele trei puteri
mari au facut intelegere comu-
ma pc baza Garcia ap studiat pla-
null 81 an decis ca Fiume sd devi-
nj un port International, sub
controlul Ligei Natiunilor. In 4
cest fel att Jugoslasii, cit 81 tia
|ienii Sc vor bucura n acel oras
de dreptul egale 81 privilegii ega,
Il comerciale. n a1elasi timp g
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
ALT CONSPlRAT0R la
VIATALuI CLEMENCEAlJ

PARIS, 5 Maiu. = Raymond
Cornillon, in etate de 19s ami, 4
fost arestat in apropiere de casa
prim- ministrului francez Clemen-
cesn, Sfmbata. Politia spus All
c& arestatul q admis CD el avea
de gind & puste pc Clemencea,l.
Cornillon avea in buzunar un re-
volver 81 . mare cantitate de III
teratura anarchista. Sc spune Cd
lel era hun prieten Gu Emile Cot-
tin, tfnarul anarchist care acum
sde cnrfnd puscat 81 ranit pe
Clemens si care Sc ana acnml
|colsda danauat u inchisoare pe viata,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
Italia Va face ngaddIl.
POPORUL ITALIAN fNDfR-
JIT 1MPOTRIVA LUZ
WILSON.

S, ROMA, 4 Mai. - Dupa cum Sc
pare, Italienii Sc apropie de pune
tul cind vor Fl 1nvoiti sa faca a.
hume ingaduiri Gu privire la rein
toarcerea lor la conferinta de pace
'- in schimbul unor fngaduiri pc
carl lie vor face cei l'alti aliati.
1nsa acasa la eli, micii functio-
mari 81 ziarele, Isl continue 1mpotri-
virea la orr se revizuire a planului
original al guvernului Gu privire
la Finme.
Ambasadornl american Page 4
.rS5fl lfCtSt 4 tU pf6nIf eifif . fllhtl0| Rzl
dupa amiazi. Conferinta lor a ii
nut ora intreaga. Rezultatul nu
s'a spus nimanuia. Au mai fost 81
alte fntilniri intre reprezentantii
americani 81 al aliatilor de aici.
Corespondentul din Paris al zia-
rului italian ,,Giornale D Italia
face delegatiunea italiana bagatoa-
re de seama sa nu Sc re1ntoarca la
conferinta de pace din cauza ca
prin asta s'ar pune in risic sd stea
in fata unei opozitiuni 81 pc mai
departe presedintelui Wilson. O
opozitie care lar face sd Sc retra-
ga inca odata 81 pentru totdeauna.
Ca sd Sc re1ntoarca acuma delega-
tiunea italiana - zice dinsul - ar
fnsemna umilirea natiunei italie-
me. Dinsul- spune ca cuvintul prin
care Sc fie italianii indarat, trebuie
sd vie della insasi conferinta de pa
ce.
Poetul Gabriel D'Anunzio, a fost
avansat la rangul de locotenent CO.
lionel All dimineata 81 fndata dupa
avansare tinut o vorbire foarte
1nflacarata unei multimi uriase
Vorbind despre Wilson, dfnsul spu
nea ca Wilson este un ,,predicator
|croat care la inceput STA pus de
gInd sa vindece ranele umanitatii
cu >cele IA puncte ale sale, dar maj
tirziu lea fnghitit's Gel adunat
au aplaudat deosebirea ce a "a.
cut-o D'Anunzio intre poporul a.
merican 81 presedintele Wilson.
I'm ceasul de mare incercare Al
Italiei, poporul lui Washington 81
Lincoln ne-a dat semne ca nu va
ingadui sacrificarea aliatilor lort
- zicea D'AnunziO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
B U L E T I N E.

PARIS, 5 Maiu. - Dintre os-
tatecii executati de comunistii din
Munich numai trei pot fl recuno-
scuti. Unul dintre eli era printul
Albert de Thurn 81 Taxis. Printre
corpurile carl nu pot fl identifi-
cate sunt 81 trei decapitate, carl
Sc cred a fl acela al contesei We
starp, al consilierului Dallarmi, 81
al profesorului Franz Won Stuck.
Gel de al doilea era recunoscut
printre cei mai mari binefacatori
din Munich.
PARIS, 5 Maiu. = Con
form celor raportate de presa
franceza, acum Sc site Gu siguran-
ta ca prim- -ministrul Clemenceau
va inmina Gu mare solemnitate
tratatul de pace contelui von
Brockdorff- Rantzau, ministrul de
externe al Germaniei. fnminarea
Sc va face Joi dupa ameasi ia
Versailles.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
SEDINTA PLENARA A
C0NFERINTEI De PACE

PARIS, 5 Maiu. Milne, in 6
/. G. : dupa cum Sc zvoneste alci
= are Sc fie sedinta secreta pie
nara conferintei de pace, la ca.
reese va discuta tratatul complet
german. Sedinta Sc crede ca art
sa fie foarte scurta.
Cele de pc urma informatii au
toritative arata ca tratatul va t
prezentat Mercurea viitoare Ger
manilOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
Budapesta 1nCunjuratd de for
iele rOmlne, Cehe 81 jugosIave.
Guvernul ungar trebue Sc abzica, de
.unde nj, va fl alungat de Romani.

vern democrat, Ungurii Isl pot con-
duce treburile lor cum lie place. In
sd daca Kun 1ncearca ca sd stee la
cirma, va Fl aruncat de catra solda-
til romini lar Ungaria va suferi
umilinta de Fl cucerita complect
de natiune pc care de multi S "a
obicinuit a dispretui.
Sa vede deci ca steaua grando-
maniei unguresti a apus.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
CONvOCAREA
CONGRESULUl,

WASHINGTON, 5 Maiu. :.
Comunicatul ca Italienii Sc vor
refntoarce la conferinta de pace,
q facut antoritatile din Washing.
ton, D. c., Sc creada Cd presedin'
tele Wilson va oonvoca Congresul
Statelor Unite la sedinta ex.
ira ordinara, inca inainte de
Iunje, probabil pc ziua de 26
Maiu q. G.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06

prin care Sc spune Cd in jurul ca
pitalei Ungariei in jurul Buda-
pestei fortele aliate compuse din
Romini, Cehi 81 Sirbi, au formal un
cerc de fier, astfel Budapesta este
asediata. Sc spune ca trupele ace
ste s'au decis ca sd nu ocupe Bu-
dapesta ci numai ca sa o tina ase-
data pima cind guvernul bolsevic
nu va capitula.
Ziarul Matin declara ca pri-
NIT o confirmare Cd guvernul boil
sevic din Budapesta a capitulat,
datorita fortelor romine.
Ultima depesa primita direct din
Budapesta s'a PRINT Simbata du-
pa amiazi, in aceea depesa Sc spu-
nea Cd trupele romine au trecut Ii
sa 81 Sc afla numai la cincizeci de
mile departare de Budapesta.
Guvernul sovietilor din Buda-
pesta facut un APPEL la presedin-
tele Wilson rugindu-l ca sa parvi-
ma fncunjurarea capitalei de catra
trupele aliate. Apelul spune ca e
timpul ca crimele razboaielor sin
geroase sd fie oprite; eli spun ca
sovieturile fac 0 fncercare cinstita
ca sd stabileasca un bun guvern, 81
ca scest guverns q tinnt ordinea,
scontrar raposrtelor e spnlisad cJh
trarul.
Situatia politica in Budapesta
este neschimbata. Guvernul comu.
mist al Ungariei neaga ca S a fnvoit
ca sa primeasca cererile Romfnilor,
Cehilor 81 Sirbilor referitor la ce-
darea tinuturilor ceru,e de aceste.
Strife venitc din Budapesta
spun CO guvernul sovietilor face
sfortari de a crea armata no
sic" de 100000 soldati 81 ofiteri
Multi dintre acesti soldati sunt
mort de foame, 81 sa spune ca nici
q treime nu ca sd doreasca Sd in
tire in lupta. Deci guvernul sovie-
tilor din Ungaria, orr Bella Kun,
nu poate face in Ungaria ceca-ce
a facut Leninc i'm Russia. Ungar;a
maghiarilor foarfs mica in com
paratie Gu Russia, ca este aproape
: fncunjurata de tarile &C apartin a.
liantei democrats. A fost numai
necesar pentru Romini 81 Cehoslo-
vaci ca sd facS o mica demonstra-
tie militara in Ungaria ca sa arate
haghiarilor cit de slabi sunt Gu tot
bolsevismul lor de comanda.
Sc. raporteaza acum la urma Cd
Rominii ar Fl intrat in Budapesta.
Daca trupele romfne nu sunt deja
in Budapesta, ele sunt fnsa destul
de aproape 81 destul de puternice
ca sd puma nina pc capitala Unga.
riei la orr ce moment.
Aliatii au TRIMS lui Kun nn ul
timat ca Sd speie putina. Ungaris
poate avea pace 81 nu va suferi per
deri teritoriale daca banda boise
vicilor consimte ca Sd piece volun
tar din halele palatului guverna
. mental. Dac& 6e va stahili nm on
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
Ex-kAISER CERE SA FIE
LASAT IN TARA.

BERNA, 5 Maiu. Ziarele
germane sosite astazi aici spun
Cd fostul Kaiser cerut ingadu-
inta de Ia guvernul german ca sd
Sc poata reintoarce in Germania
81 50 Sc stabileasca Pc mosia So
de Ia Kadinen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
DELEGATl AuSTRlEl
STUNT lNvITAJl Pc ZIuA
De 12 MAlU.

BASEL, 5 Maiu. 0 depasa
din Viena raporteaza astazi "a
aliatii an invitat pc delegatii de
pace austriaci sc vind Is St. Ger
main pentru xua Az II Main.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
GER ANExAREA
La ITALIA

ROMA, 5 Maiu. = Locuitorii o.
rasului Zara, la adunare publ
ca tinuta acolo, au proclamat a
nexarea (alipirea) acelui oras
dalmatian la Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
VoteaZa subscrl.
erea pacii.

BRUSELA, 5 Maiu. Consi-
liul de coroana belgian, a votat
unanim, noaptea trecuta, sd SEM
neze tratatul de pace cu Ger
mania.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
|SAhSARn aADUNAR|LE
de PROTES1Bf CONTRA
uEcAT|EI ROMANE.

S'a comunicat Legatiei Romi-
ne de mai mults sri despre unii
samsari carl cautG nu numai de
a Sc folosi de ignoranta poporu-
lui dornic de casd ci a discredita
elementele romine(ti 81 in fata a.
utoritatilor AmsEieane.
fncercarile aceGtor samsari de
a agita printre ro1pini ca sd piece
acasa sunt Gu totl contrare ace
stei tari. Fiecare ba fie lasat sa
faca asa cum vrea el, indemnuri,e
unora ca oamenii = piece, sa poa-
te asamana Gu plopaganda ger
manilor carl doretc ruinarea in
dustriei acestei til. Afara de a.
ceasta acesti samsari carl vazind
ca nu sunt protejati de Legatiu-
nea Romina, ce s5au gindit: 'au
pus ca sd conovsce adunari po-
porale prin care sa protesteze
contra Legatiei Romine. Acest
pas netrehnic al Amsarilor, sper
ca de data aceasto va determine
pc cei in drept de a lua masuri
drastice contra eelor ce doresc
ca sa rasvrateascx poporul contra
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21
MAYOR DESMOND ENDORSES
 AMERICANlZATlON DRIVE

One of the most enthusiastic work
 CTS for the 5000 citizenship fund be-
 ing raised under the auspices of the
 Conns ot;cut Woman Suffrage Associa-
 tion is Mayor J. J. Desmond of Nor-
 wich, who is member of one of the
 teams of volunteer workers actively
 seeking subscriptions to the fund. In letter. to Mrs. Samuel Russell
 Jr., chairman of the state campaign committee, Mayor Desmond wrote as follows:
 T take pleasure in heartily endors- ing the present movement of your as sociation to aid in qualifying the wo-
 men of our state for the proper exer- else of their coming rights as cleo tors.
 Obviously the welfrea of our coun- try and state depends upon sound gov ernment, and this can exist only so long as the majority of the voters un- derstand and realize the problems re- quiring solution and honestly and persistently discharge their duties as l citizens. T am fully convinced that in the past serious evils have resulted from | the abstention of many conscientious electors from active participation in | the really solemn work of securing public servants of integrity. capacity and efficiency, and believe that this campaign will prove very helpful ir
 the task of overcoming this wrong"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21
TAFTVILLE'

Philip Muddeman, for several years employed in the pharmacy of George Engler and at the time of his entering the government service being in charge of Thompson's drug store in Taftville is soon to go to New London, where he is to enter the employ of James pharmacy on Bank street. Mir. Mudde- man is well known in Norwich, having a large list of friends who although they are sorry to see him leave Nor wich, are pleased to learn of his Ire sponsible position just secured.
 Mir. Muddeman has just returned from overseas where he served for
 several months in France and later went into Germany with the army of
 occupation. Shortly before his being sent back to the United States he was taken sick with pneumonia. This ac- counts for his early return home from | German territory. He was a member 1 of field hospital of a sanitay train and was fiept principally in his own profession in that unit
 | AS Thursday was the feast of Cor pus Christi it will be celebrated by the | parish of the Sacred Heart church to-
 morrow Sunday immediately after high mass, with a procession of the
 Blessed Sacrament The procession will start at the church and will pro- 1 ceed to Adolphus Benoit's on Hunt
 CTS avenue. Father Bellerose will lead
 the procession carrying the Conse- l crated Host and will be followed by the various Catholic societies and
 school pupils of the parish school. | The school year at the parochiaI
 school was brought to a close yester- day (Friday). It has been decided however, to hold the graduation ex- ercises next week and either Wednes- day or Thursday evening will be | chosen.
 MT. and Mrs. George Grant and
 daughter Ruth, were present at the
 boat race yesterday( making the tril in their automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21
underwear, pajan1as, night gowns. ki- mOnOS ] netticnatS NuaiSfs -.-------

underwear, pajan1as. night gowns. ki- monos petticoats. waists.
 Section 905-jewelry. real or imita- tion, watches. clocks. opera glasses, articles mounted or fitted with pre- cious metals or limitations thereof. or made of precious metals or limitations thereof, precious stones or limitations of precious stones.
 Section 90j-inotion picture films.
 The following forms are required in filing these returns. one form for each month:
 Those required to pay taxes under Section 62S,630-Form 726 revised.
 Those required to pay taxes under Section 900-Form FPS revised. Those required to pay taxes under Section 902, 905. 9O6-Form 72SA.
 Those required to pay taxes under Section 904-Form 72S-B.
 Dealers required to render returns under Section 904 will immediately communicate with the Collector of h. ternal Revenue, Hartford. Conn.,. in or der that forms may be iaAiled te them.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21
.Q[tlf Rl1llgtftl,
Norwich, Saturday, June 21, 1919
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER afa3.
 Winds for Saturday and Sunday
 North Atlantic and Middle Atlantic |;-Moderate and variable, showers Sat- urday; fair Sunday. G& Cnoditions and General Forecast Pressure is nearly normal elsewhere than over the middle and northern plateaus, with falling tendency.ss Local thunder showers. are probable Saturday in Southern New England. chnages of consequence. B +- Forecast:r Southern New England: Partly cloudy Saturday, probably showers Rhode Island and eastern Massachu- setts Sunday fair, little change in temperature.
 Observations in Norwich.
 The following records, reported from The Bulletins observations, show the changes in temperature and the baro- metric changes Friday: F Ther. Bar a. m ....s.' .....'... o4 ou'lo 6 p. m. .................s. ssI Srzr'30: , Highest IS, lowest 62. Comparisons. Predictions for Friday: Fair, warm CT. s Fridays weather: Partly cloudy with thunder shower, variable wind. Sun, Moon and Tides. $+za
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21
EXTENDING TIME FOR
 REVENUE TAX RETURNS

Collector of Internal Revenue Jas. U. Walsh has issued a statement an nouncing that the time for filing re- turns for April as required under Section 902 which takes in sculpture, paintings, statuary. art porcelains and bronzes and Section 905 which refers to jewelry, real or imitation. precious and imitation stones, clocks, watches, articles made of precious metals or limitations thereof. has been extended to June 5oth.
 The extension only applies to the two sections stated above and does not apply to the April returns re- quired under any other sections of the act. All other returns must be filed on or before June 18th.
 The returns for the month of May | covering taxes due under Section 62S 63G, 900. s02, 9O4. 905, 9o6. which would ordinarily be due June 30th l has been extended to July 20. Section 62S refers to beverages made 1 from cereals containing less than one | half of one per cent. of alcohol, grape | juice, ginger ale, root beer. sarsapa- rilla, pop. artificial mineral waters l (carbonated or not carbonated), an( other carbonated waters.
 Section $50 refers to soft drinks
 compounded or mixed at soda ioun. 1 tain, ice cream, ice cream sodas. sun daes, Or other similar articles of fooC or drink.
 Section 900 refers to automobile
 and motorcycles including parts ant
 accessories, tires. tubes. etc, piano
 and organs. photographs. etc. tenni lrackets and all goods generally knowl
 as sporting goods. chewing gum. cam
 eras, photographic films, plates. etc
 candy. firearms, shells. etc. huntin; and bowie knives, swords etc. electri l fans, thermos and thermostatic bot ties. etc. cigar and cigarette holders pipes, etc, vending machines, liver l ies, hunting and shooting garments
 riding habits. articles made of fur e
 hide or pelt. yachts and motor boat
 not designed for trade, fishing or Ia tional defense, and pleasure boats an canoes If sold for more than $15, toi let soap and soap powders.
 Section 902 refers to sculpture paintings, statuary. art porce1ains an bronzes.
 | Section 904-carpets and rugs DIG
 ture frames. trunks. suit cases. purses pocket books, lamps, umbrellas, pal 9
 sols, fans, smoking ajats, bath robes
 mems waistcoats. women's hats, men
 and boys caps and na1s. boo-s, shoe:
 pumps and slippers. neckties, neck
 wear, silk hose (men's and women's
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21
KEPT TELEPHONE BUSY
 lNQulRlNG ABOUT RACE

From seven o'clock on Friday even ing until after ten The Bulletin office telephone kept up steady jingle and it was sure bet that the person at the other end of the line wanted to know who won the boat race. Not only did the men seek informa ton but large proportion of the calls were from women enthusiasts. One person wanted know who won the game another who was ahead When told the results of the race some remarked Isn't that fine!" others That's toe bad!" and still others gave way to their joy so far as to yell into the phone -Hurrah!" Of course the man in The Bulletin office either sympathized or rejoiced with his fair inquirer.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21
PATRONS OF HussANpRY,

Fifty candidates in the fifth degree made a new record for New London County Pomona. No. 6. at it's summer meeting held Thursday with Lebanon grange. They came from most of the granges in the county, including Nor wich, Mystic. Pachaug, Franklin, North Stonington, and Lebanon. The degree wac conferred at the morning meeting by Worthy Master E. Frank White of North Stonington. A fine dinner was served by Leba = non grange in grange hall at noon and in the afternoon the lecturer s programme was carried. making an entertaining and instructive part of the day.
 Visitors at the meeting included Worthy Master Stark of Seaview Po-