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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29

posacanlon of Central PARK Sew York,
after be bought n from "a city ahckof
fpi f6f
rom bum helicVcH the small town W.
"A great place to cumu AMY ffuin.
"rho annilur ~ iF' Tom says, "thc
rroDtcr the bliss IN leaving 49,"
Likewise ithn p always been a prob .
lem. whcru do towns gnt their names
n iH possible that they como from the
same ward which manufactures Pun
man ear names Oncu $50 thought
iokusmitha Just made en- mp nat Ne
gave too much cifdii 90 the numerals.
why DUSTY. wash. or ikc. TEX
Naturally they would run to Jay
Every tsnto hiss iay oklahoma
has JaN. and NcIOtH thr line Tcxns
planted layton Then OKLAHOMA conn
tered with lmtown, iowa ana indiana
think much nf their Jay towns Iowa
tried ~ corner tine town name record
with rural village rightly namci
Nubons illled with rnhcHf You know
And Indiana camc over with Mnyst
liut Of 900 ruhc Eiutca ttiia lots on.
California which according go The
Hughes campaign committee lv only n
boob stato) ohio takes the cake N0i
ustisilcd with "a Hicks town she named
another Village lilchayiilo And hnvlnr
Jays town Hhc called the next one
iuYHNillO
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29
OBSERY ATIONS

senator rlttmsn Says that Article
y docs mot tarrN the essentials ui a
contract lH International good f.uth
matter of She cruaainE of t's and dot
tmg ~ fH2
Palmer spcaha of hpldinp proftcrra
w Go public acurn liy what nouns
WIN be- hold them az with hcmp2
I.lhoiod a'ntcs of boarded food must
hc held uutil Tho courts decide what Go
au about it if thnsg matters ere tl
boz dragged through me courts the
food should ho released boa time GO
help rostcrlty
oar own opinion ls thaf tho law of
aupplN and dcmnnd viii work htfio
smoother otter o. Few proftoaia AFRO
earhed n stripes
Sonatc Interpretations Kept apart
from thc actual ratification wn he
fully aN effective uH resolutions hy AN
old ladies' sewing circle.
senator McConmck calls tho shan
tuur Arrangement an outrageous cN-
hihiiiou uf Hypocrisy aud Violouc,
These statesmen have such a. suavr
way of handling delicate situations.
Nilf iNNfHf iNhHi lfNNffHlfNu iINl
we could moro easily accept ihoir ul
cumvut iu the ease ~ tucy had "a fleet
aa large as lapans
Before roopcninr tho treaty TO Hlin
in e frw reservations. ~ would hc b
good deH tu frnut around and learn
how many lockers Homie has ready Tor
irlcrtipu.
n Jesse jaime shad made uni
snncc off himcslf iu these times Gomo
one would have proposed iorciup him
90 operate under "a license
% b. only fair that the racRer
should have an institute nt Washing
ton. They emit Doe apoudntr mono,
for trlceHms cycfN time they wish e.
instruct a statesman
The stool workers are rcndv 90 strike
hut tiny steal workers VIII remain lup
|nli, ou thc job na long as wr urr Will
{ ing to stand ior present prices.
ThiH c1gcrucs. tn invade McNic.
may hc Boo part due to tho fact Tint 81
fellow can gct "a drink down there.
Tho state Department h1Vinr de-
i,idod tn handle the Mexican situation
/ without gloves We may expect McNic
Goo inisc claWuf about mailtd fists
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29

us ID vlcc president Wricrtown. rs y
presented the nntion WITH 81 secfeiary
NJ state f.Anchhufr. Va err,,f
nvroHs with "a secretary of tlr tleaa-
Wy when thc movies crab ID McAdnc.
MHrtnsbmE w Va b. riifht thrra
With secretary Of war And Linn
rorshing rrt Molt Tcnn.. g1vr ua
county. Mo- produced General
Hero York
Edmund Vance cooke The poet sui
hi8 pueticn pop whlla hoyhoudiur
around Port Dover can
Bob Satietfield cnrtoonlai uerd 81
draw pictures If the teacher 40 West
MiddlpHoN. Pa schools
However, ag Won may have noticed
most ~ onr plckpock,in. rnnmen. aoc-
oud story workers. und piuntorra
thrive best Ia the city
No onc seems tu have frure1 N out
why thr biggest men come from ihe
SMALLEST towns nr why the biggest
men don't stay boz their home towns
Also. let 10 boz known Tho hi.rost
f1ckrfH come from small nuddios d
hnH been estimated that tine Masunie
Temple "a Chicago Inns born s1id ton
thousand times io rural visitors And
onif tho other day a rtbc tried 10 take
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I 1e4oA III.
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veg indeed. eill'a arg W'h", l"l ~
siituti'hN y We MY PIG 'ni'' wy
uiAl inpulall"h W"ulu law i" F'"'
Go go Whrn O. wanted J." i'l l.".' "i,
i"u'h To-" hlsh Nrola Nhn tevl, ~
ut So" 'iA siMh'i" 20 'l''i ~ ''i'"'"
knhc from ms harvest earned com,
u ihc clN Meit "hollahr" ,nr ii''i
M""iW w ll"'N INV '"'t
stops wasgms forcNu
Two wei in'Wn amer iohh 'lll'a
trc we'll ne1f bursting "lA NilNN h'
dome iH htanM'H Teams ihef 'tH
thoirs
bGt DO % haan boon i"r ur un,
Niilhkt oi Miiertuu unr Nml
Eddio toiiinf 30 iooh Cd blautou Mills
les to PRODUCE Joe lAcs nu
Cincinnati really itut winning thn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29
Committee Named
to Draft Laws TO
Stop Wild eating

~ Tho Aarofiuirl Press
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo Aur
IS IN" appointment ~ committee
hg the American Petroleum institute
90 lnvosiieatr ana draft law pfohil b
ltlnR The sale o. Advertising ~ wild
c1C on stocks WINS made li 'he clos
inr session ~ the institute today
Tho committee ~ compufed ~ ~
T. WEIGH general fcrfeinfy ~ i'.c Sea-.
gtiiuto. Judge g.. - Chamberlain. gon-
cfsi counsel ~ the General Petroleum
AaHociatinu cleveland and Il, W
Stewart DhHlrriHn of tho hnHfd ~ d.
rectorH ~ tho standard Oii Company
~ Indiana
Tho inumtutr olso iudorsci 'he plan
Tor the foundation ~ ~ sen 600 fe-
search bureau The institute sd
iournod 90 meet boz Sew York three
months hence
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Modification of
Bread Weights is
Asked by Bakers

Special 20 Tine caller
hrFTfN. TcNar. Aug gs nnkora
arc asking FOR "a tolerance N one
ounce tu the pound boz the standard
ionvea nf I. l-e nnd ;hrro pounds
which we're agreed upon in confor-
vince hotweon Thorn md n O. Wcincrt
commisHionci ~ wciehts and meas
uffH
The proclamation establishing Tho
iur broad iuge4 weight Tho commits
eionor hns not panscd upon the matter
Trh proclamation establishing the
Htnndnrl louvca has been prepared aud
is awaiting action uf fhr governor
whom bee rcturna from West rcvas
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29

you arr you win give as much
evidence of ihc sincerity ~ Noul
patriotism NOW as Nou did WHOM
"uUr hoys were DYING ror irec
dom 3 cause only few short
months ago. Wad and ho pa
iiont
Gods in His Heaven,
AIS right IN The world
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29
CORN


Europe knows nothing of corn
les human food
Eighty per cent of the world ~
.orn Is produced here ia She Unit.
eel States.
And with the passing Of the
horse and mule the marketing of
our corn crop will become prob
lem.
Now that Europe is forced TO
buy wheat of us it might be am
J Teal time &, enforce q little knowl-
edge of our corn upon her.
During the late war we required
ourselves to purchases certain sub
,tituics with Our wheat flour ana
fhc same rule might now be APP
piled in the way of corn TO those
European nations now buying our
heat
Food habits arc the strongest Of
fll habits of ail people of the
nwh, and IL frequently requires
lrasiic means to change them
ven IN the interest OF health aud
economy.
Then, iu addition 10 This enforce
meni ihc proper department of
nr government might apply "a lit
ic cducaiional advertising
II used to hc that when concern
WANTED to pul say new pancake
Tour ON the market they hired q
toero mummy with haudana
handkerchief en her head 10 dem
| dsiratc It ga grocery stores and
pa county fair grounds by giving
lut sample, of tho flushed prod
net TO the throug and instruciinp
louscwiye, iu the proper mixture
and technique
! THIS idea might now apply Ia
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29
WHAT KIND OF A PATRIOT
ARE YOU2

During the turbulence and
danger OF war, the American poo-
pie learned. through dint of hard
experience. many lessons which
were the fruits of patrniism
They learned how to ddny hem.
selves how 90 save how 20 sac.
rificc how 90 serve
Ii is probably NOT toe Auch o.
say that no nation CO.. people n
recorded history ever gave crl-
dcnce OF q more sincere devotion
10 glorious and worthy cause.
Rut what is patriotism We
answer at once love of conn
try. What Is lovc2 We'll. il has
many qualities and characteristic
with which we are more or less
familiar. But probably iis most
essential and Distinguishing char
acteristic Is c0usiancy II ].
true 10 the object of its affections
in season and out, in joy and Sor
row. in prosperity and adversely
under all SORTS OF conditions and
circumstances
Therefore, the true patriot Is
constant in Ills love Of com.
try. His love of her is abiding
lie seeks 10 serve her and her in
ieresis when her need, are small
even as hc strives lon hor behalf
when her needs arc great
Tic point of an this Is simply
this
America Is passing through lw,
say passing because she shall
surely weather tho tempest tl'
most pcrilous period of her his
tory The processes of read
justmcnt OF change from the
busines of war % the vocation.
of peace, are pinching and prod
ding on every hand Every con
ceivabic remedy is being rcsorlo
TO- The lahorcr demands hiehg
wages, thc producer hiphcl price
tie consumer o reduction in thI
friqhifully high prices hc Is com
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29

iu Tibet the natives hang oui pray
.r Naea" and ief fhrfn flap Doe he
breeze. recording their prayers ie w"
rnfH aud n' the same time minimizing
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic
LIQUID. Gives Prompt Relief
OF
Corpus Christi, Texas

There i' one safe, dependable treat
mcnl that relieves itching torture and
that cleanscs and sooihes the skin.
Ask any druggist for 35c orSl bottle
Of Zemo and apply Il a. directed soon
you viii find that irritationa, pimples
hlackhcads, eczema, blotchesringwofm
and similar skin troubles viii disappear.
Zemo. the penetrating satisfying
l1uid. IS an thai IS needed. fof II
banisnes most skin eruptions makes
ihe skin soft. smooth anh healthy. =
The I. w. RISE Co.. Cleveland o.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29

Il takes "a sturdy little town like
stnunton Va. tn preduro o. Noodrow
Wilson Nurth Manchester. iud.. gave
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-29
CORPUS CHRISTI CALLER

W. CALLER PUBLISHING COMFY
ea~.-essf~e... -
rfank M Harrison Managing ldiicr
W N CfhlE VifUulAuua MtntAcr
s'hAs Roster AdtNlllslul NanNttf
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

FOR stLE-Euick roadster model
30, Al condition. Address q. L. c.,
this office may29d
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DAVIS THEATRE

1t would be hard to equal the show
of Keith Vaudeville and Paramount
feature pictures that are on the bill
go th" Davis today. The feature az
traction is Jerome and Herbert clever
p4ir ol versatile comedians who put
over "a rapid fire line Of talk and in
trOduCe some amazing aCrobatic stunts
that is different from anything ever
seen here. The next act IS lie Pollu
the French Soldier in a novelty must
cal Offering and the other act is Mabel
and Johnny Dove the Camouflage Pair
iu = singing. talking and dancing Of
fcriHc that has made a big hit the past
two days. DOROTHY Dalton the charm
Ing Paramount lnre star Is seen IN the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31
BREED THEATRE.

One of the best programs of feature
photoplays ever presented in this city
is TO be seen at the Breed theatre to-
dav and is headed Norma Talmadge, in
her latest select picture The New
Moon This picture has just closed
a successful weeks engagement at the
Rivol theatre in New York city, where
it received high praise from both the
newspaper critics and the public. 1t
is a picture you will enjoy and is well
worth seeing.
Henry b. WaltlIlll will also be seen
in a strong dramatic Offering Modern
Husbands Two rich husbands, two
idle wives and a lounge lizard without
q conscience form the character of this
tense drama of high society and hgih
finance.
The pathe news will complete the
bill As usual there will be four shows
today-1:30, B. SIS, SIS.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31
Industrial Map Of New England.

Tho First National Bank of Boston,
through its commercial service de-
rartmert has published a very inter
estiug industrial map of New England.
showing by symbols and cuts the lead
ing industries located geographically
~ The respective cities and town.
key TO the symbols is also includ-
% in the map which enables one to
locate at a glance the various indus
tries. There is also included a care
fully worked out table Of the industrial
towns arranged by states. and the
leading industries in each city and
town are shown. This will be of great
interest and value to merchants and
manufacturers throughout the United
States
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

ANTED-Eight young, men e
sample. Auditorium Hotter. d; III, 81
day. ma -
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THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO.
154 Little Water St. Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

WANTED-Mesh workers. Sanderson
NJ g. Co. Temple St, Providence R. !.
pav2yd
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WANTED National cash registers
will pay spot cash; state numbers de-
wire Ganger, 147 West 40 St New
York. may-2t
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FOR SALE
Six Cents Line of six Words.
FOR sALE-Unusual bare

FOR sALE-Unusual bargain Any
two men with vision and foresight and
5000 each in cash who join together
and buy the property at No. 100 Wash
ington St. $4,000 down and balance on
easy terms will buy it). and then live
there five years with their families
should be able by gradually selling the
building lots on the property (26 of
them, worth $500 EACH, to soon own
the fine home for themselves, free and
clear, paid for in full by the sale Of the
building lots. Opportunities like this
come only once in a lifetime The two
men in a position to grasp this oppor-
tunity are two lucky men-when the
property is sold and it rs too late, there
will be plenty to say | knew It was the
best thing in the city of Norwich, but
II didn't have the money handy or [
would have bought it myself. 1t is the
man who has the ready cash and the
Judgment and sand who picks UP the
big bargains in life. We will pay all
expenses of every kind connected with
the transfer of the property. Call at
80. 100 Washington ST, look at the
Building lots and go through the house;
t it is open for inspection. Address n. L
Real Estate Co., P. 0. Box ISL. New
! London, or Tel. III New London.
FOR sALE-Farm. IS acres siS
woodland; cottage; fruit: rural mail
| near station; $1,000. Box IA, Canter-
/ bury, Conn. may31d
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POETRY
THE HOSPITAL WORKER

THE HOSPITAL WORKERS.
Their records are not writ in blood and
steel;
Their deeds Were yet the axis Of the
wheel
The. slaughtered Death instead o,
human clay.
Through every dreadful peril of the
Ger every pregnant mischief of tho
The sacred Cross of Calvary they bore
And dyed it in the blood of ministry
That emblem now is stained a deeper
Than when they swore allegiance to
Their own. own blood now colors it
Poured freely forth In many "a loving
The hand that deals the tins
Or drives the eager bayonet to its
mark,
Or throws d poison gas across the sun
To strike hundred foemen stiff and
That valiant hand hath helped to place
the seal
Of everlasting doom on slavedoms
But don't forget the hand that helped
to heal
The wounded hand that smote the
Despot down.
Their records are not writ in blood and
steel;
Their errand was to salve and not
to Stay:
Their deeds were yet the axis of the
wheel
They slaughtered Death instead of
| human clay.
| Walter L. Chinneck.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31
FIGHTING DOC" CLIFFORD
ATY M. c. A, ANNIVERSARY

Fighting Doc" Clifford. of the Fifth
Marines has been secured to address
the anniversary meeting of the Nor
wich y NJ. C. A. at the Davis theatre
on Sunday evening, June 1st at 49,
o'clock.
Ii was after repeated attempts that
the "Y" committee succeeded in Sc
curing this speaker as his time is IN
great demand all over the country.
DR.. John H. Clifford was first sta
toned at Camp Travis. and when he
arrived in Paris was attached to the
Fifth Regiment of Marines as a "1 '
worker. and it was from these Ma
rines that he won his title, Doc of
the Fifth" He was not a very wei
come addition as the marines had
nothing to do with religion-and wish
ed have nothing. He was very much
discouraged but firm in his determ-
nation Ia get next to them; he went
ON all their hikes and did all the
hard things possible that they were
supposed to do. never mentioning God,
prayer or religion At the end of
three weeks he had so won them over
that they took his coat and sewed the
marine buttons and insignia on it,
showing that they had adopted him.
religion and alt: he considers this
greater honor than receiving his CrolX
de Guerre with a star for eNtraordln-
AIRY hcvoism in action. which was Civ
en- him as the result of his bravery in
voscuiug Colonel Catlin at Chateau
Th.erry and the Lorraine Cross which
was presented 10 him by a French
commanding officer who witnessed him
one day as he accompanied his boys
30 am attack The sight of civilian
going over the top so stirred the en-
tuusiasn of the French officer and his
staff that he was presented with the
decoration upon his return to his
lira~
Dr. Clifford was both wounded and
gd~Scd Gle considers every one OF
his boys" OF the Fifth Marines one
hundred per cent. men and not afraid
to- Ivy down their lives.
Swahn's augmented orchestra will
furnish music on this occasion. The
doors of the theatre will he opened al
~ m. Both men and women are cor
daily invited to attend.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

L. :. GOVERNMENT wants help;
men-W omen, fS or over. $1.000-$i 600
year, pleasant work; write immediat e-
'lN Tor list positions open. Franklin
institute. Dept. 32P. Rochester, n Y
" Is NJ " Z
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

WANTED-A competent second girl
Apply at Miss POrteous'. "a Paramount
Street mav27d
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WAETED-Three 1atlnh4u..... 49,.
mixers. Phone 10I-14. John i. Vii
ANS, JeWett City, Conn. may27d
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WANTED - Experienced pharmacist
Nallettc x Huke. successors to c. IL
1ougal, Torrington, conn. may27d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

WANTED-Pupils for private dancing
lessons. given daily, Chamber Of COM
IIerce Hall. Phone lI47 Evening
classes every Monday and THURSDAY, :
/. m. \. IL. Levy. Inst may26MThS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

WA STED-Colored woman to DO
general cleaning in furniture store
Schwartz Bros may21d
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HIGHEST prices paid FOR old coins
and old postage stamps. Write A. Wis
ncske, Yantic. Conn. may3OTuThS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

FOR sALE-Wood in stove Ieng - n
r.; r. pG4 y maySd
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WANTED-Experien bench hands
Sanders0n Mfg. Co. S Temple St.
Providence. r. T. mayed
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TO RENT
Six Cents Il Line of six words.

TO RENT-Fiver room basement, IL
Elm st. Inquire As Oak ST. may30d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

WANTED-Saleslad Apply +. W.
WooIwOrth Co. may2Sd
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

MARRY al once; thousands lonely
on%enial people. all ages, worth 35.060
/! %5'o.o00, seeking marriage; big list
Ct descriptions sent free. Ralph Hyde
l9pa Mnna ST. San Francisco, Calf.
naY24S
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31
What Is Going On Tonight

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at
the Auditorium.
Motion pictures at Breed Theatre.
Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at
Davis Theatre.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31
Effort SYmpathY.

Some folks said Uncle Eben, KIN
act up SO dat de fus' thing you knows
dey begins to get little sympathy
fob beln' SO mean an unpopular
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

NANTED-A second maid. Apply a
257 Broadway. may21d
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VA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. position for
Sundays only. Peter Meoli, Tdftyille
Garage, Taftville. Conn may2gd
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

+NTED-To paint or paper your
house Beckenstein. 20 SpaIQing ST
may21TuFS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31

buy three tenement house that rents
for $500 a year on very easy terms
Why pay rent when you can own your
own house and get your rent free?
This is an exceptional opportunity
Only those meaning business need APP
ply. Address S S. care of The Bulletin
maylTd
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31
paraffin REPLACES OIL,

Paraffin for oiling woodworking
tools is preferable to oil or grease. 1t
costs little, is easily applied, and may
be carried in ones pocket unpro-
tected.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS

W. c. 7. U. meeting Monday. p; m.
80 Shetucket street. Mrs. Charles Hag-
berg to be leader. Make special et-
fort to attend.
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electricity, rent s12; centrally located
Inquire at jewelers.. 80 franklin st.
may29d
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Daily Thouoht.

Innocence in genius and candor in
power are both noble qualities.-
Madame de Stael.
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WANTED

YOUNG MEN OVER 16 YEARS or
AGE. LIGHT MANUFACTURING.
INQUIRE
AMERICAN THERMOS BOTTLE co.
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FOR SALE-Now is the time: rhu-
arb for canning, 100 lbs. So 20 his
-: smaller orders 212c H., delivered.
Don't send money; pay on delivery.
Write J. Gallup r. T, d. No. t.
luav21TuS
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HoUSTON'S NURSERY-Now is the
time to order trees ana shrubs; q great
shortage on some varieties; do not de-
lay; our prices will save you so per
cent. by buying direct, for we employ
no agents; we are exhibitors at all the
leading fairs of Eastern Connecticut
and Brattleboro, Vt. Write today for
a free catalogue. J. r. Houston & Sons,
Mansfield, Conn. mar15S
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FOR SALE
SIX cents a Line of Six words.

VWo HAGS of Winner and one pkg.
of Mayo's ia CT for 25c, worth Sc
a Manila cigar Hello. for &C. at FaSa5n
Smoke Shop. Hiay o1u
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THERE Is nc advertising medium in
Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bull
letin for business results.