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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-18
JOHN H|LLMAN
j. 5. consul
TO MEXICO
IS DEAD
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. 1S.--Johr r
Hiilman, United States consul at
Guadala Jara, who figured prominent
ly as a representative Of the American
government during the Huerta regime
in Mexico, died there yesterday noon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-18
Mild Temperature
Coming Week
Is Prediction
(By Associated Press.)

Washington Jan. 1S.-Mild temper
ature and generally fair weather with
probably rain Thursday and Friday is
predicted for the southeastern States
the coming week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-18
CBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
Ferdam, Jan. 18.-The comman-
the neutral zone east Of tho
In the region of Duisburg and
N in Prussia, announces that
pied troops will occupy the har
md landing places on the right
p the river. Duisburg will be
ed by two companies of troops.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-18
|NTERURbAN
RAILWAY
Of berlin
FORCED TO
SUSPEND
THIS DUE TO THE DELIVERY OF
THE BEST LOCOMOTIVES TO
THE ALLIES
(By Associated Press.)

Berlin, Friday, Jan. 17.-Berlin's
interurban railway was compelled to
suspend operations as result of the
delivery Of its best locomotives to the
Allies, according to officials.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-18
lRICANS WANT PUBLICITY
(By Associated Press.)

|s, Friday, Jan. 1S.-It is under
that when the Supreme Council
|ned today there was pending a
pr one open and five secret ses-
Of the Peace Congress per
American press representa-
|scided at the meeting this eve
p continue efforts to have pub
II the future Congress absolute
|estricted.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-20

STENOGRAPHER-b -bookkeeper. gen eral office man, 12 years experience; city or country. Box SAW, Republican.
 dS
Arizona republican., 1919-10-20
Wanted Situation, Female

WOMAN with children, all going to school, would like to keep house for widower with children on 50-50 basis. Phone 2S35. Ask for May. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-10-20
Wanted-S Situation, Male

COMPETENT married man wishes position as working foreman on ranch will run tractor or gas engine. Good wage expected for good service rem dered. Box BOX Republican. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-10-20

Situation, permanent, in business or physicians office; intelli- gent and dependable; references. Phone SSS2. ds
Arizona republican., 1919-10-20

Painting by the day or job Call 2976 do
Arizona republican., 1919-10-20

RELIABLE young man wants part time work on ranch; prefers to batch. Box 90X Republican ds
Arizona republican., 1919-10-20
More Results At Low Cost From These Ads
For Rent-Miscellaneous
For Rent-Pasture
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-To. buy 80 or 1SO acres. If you have a snap, give lowest price, terms and location. Box rev. Repub- lican. lOgs
 WANTED-4O or 80 acres; give legal location and best terms. Box 61W Republican. ds
Arizona republican., 1919-10-20
Wanted-Situation, Male

MODERATE outdoor employment desired by young man formerly in of flee work Box SOW, Republican. db
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24
Molhcr of pnt1cL nenr,

sarah winston Henry. the mother
o. the great patriot. Patrick henry.
vas not beautiful but shc pouc1ed
the rare gin % ue.ng n nne %contcraa'
tlonailst. auck vittod and fond OF ar
sument iafnck Henry always do.
ciarcd that DO be- had ans rlu in ura'
tory ho inherited DO from uis mother
and althoush she had much trouble
with him in bis Darii uig on account
81 hts fnudncaa tor sports Dc nlWaFf
rcVcr,d hor ana waa ponitcnt after any
~ his prnnkA Hu grew up With be
several sisters and loved thCm dearly
~ bis mother said perhaps because
they spoiled him" 40 studied the
books of that das and at ibo aFc Of
nnccn ats o. Hlid 10 have hccn well
tufscd ~ ancient and modern history,
which be LEANED u hia mnfhrrH knee.
He loved fro r1l and sun but az tho
Henry family gHs lutru are the ~.
como small Patricia wont to Work In a
country store 90 cared Little 20 maize
sales and hen nr cuuid SCI o. crowd
~ customer together hQ loved 90 ialh
and poutlcs and freedom soon uccAm,
hla subjects rroluruf'f 20 nifhi NJ
talked With his mother on these sub
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24

ton" was one Of her notices worth
remembering and this she Impressed
upon her children.
Mother % James Madison
Nellie Conway Madiaon. the moth
or Of James Madison. waa a great be-
Hover In religious liberty. Intolerance
was 20 commo In the community that
Mrs. Madison refused 20 send her son
james to the ncirhborhood schools be.
cause he might be brought ap marrow
minded. and had him taught By a pr.
vatc tutor Later she sen ham 20
Princeton because she thought that
tho President Of famous william ana
Mary COLLEGE was too rigid n church
man. She taught her boy" a. she
always called him. 10 be broad minded
and loyal. Madison was devoted 20
his mother and rave her credit for the
great honor he received from the ma.
ton. she lived 10 see hin become
President.
Mother of Lincoln
so much has been written about the
mother or mcthors % Lincoln that y
seems almost unnecessary 10 repeat
their good qualities here. but TOO much
praise cannot be given 10 these two
noble women who taught that great
statesman tho virtues and duties OF a
man who would DO GOOD "a all man.
Kind Reared In the dirost pov,riy
Lincoln owes much To his " mother,
Who started him In the principles OF
right and then again to tho sfepmothor
whose heart went out 10 the lonely hoy
who came under her care. Lincoln
always paid a hiEh uibufo to both
those women and cared for the
physical welfare u hi siopmothcr ui,
~ his death from which she nevei
recovered.
Mother or Grant
] Hannah Simpson Grant. Tho mothei
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24

diod. Alrsyp q a iossbis <irpo>irop
he wus the idoi Of hi< trdih.r> ana
sisters. Mira oarheid Al t<toui
chn-iiap and - fhsf ~ t-f ff@n
church her Blb's teaching every s1n.
DAY took h place of rnnreh t>r<tc~
she WAS a pioneer reformer a. vel
and taught her children fsmpofanct.
love Of liberty and loyalty 10 their
Government. She proposed the srsc.
ton Of a school house whereIn she
children o. the ueirhbofho0d mlrhf
rocslvu inairuction and from her
scanfy acres save land enourn for the
purpose. She lived 70 see an 81 her
children grow % 70 be honorsd cItl-
nens n % 800 her Youngest son bs-
come President.
Mother OF Roosevelt
The late ~ex.prcsldent noasavoirs
mother was a southern rlfI named
Martha Brflock. and a~ccordinr 10 me
words Of this great American was
onilrNly "unfsconffrucfod" % The DAY
Of her death. she vas . charming
and beautiful woman . devoted meth
81 who. while uhs loved the confed-
"N|AN ~" ANN"N 'N""M|. WIN U.I
husband who ras a siaunrh unlonisf.
She taught her aon IN the Wars Of
honesty and truihfuincas and that be
must be a coward. iila hff.
terssi enemy could never accunr him
Of this Tor he. 70 the end Of his iifc.
was fearless In support Of any cause
which he thought to be right Mra.
Roosevelt would not tolerate selnah.
moss among her children and inalatet
upon discipline IN her family. uracsic
ing Il with great love and patlencs,
She IL described BY those who knew
her. as n woman beloved BY every.
body.
This war has brourhs about count
less number Of mothers OF p~strioll
who made the supreme aacrlncs foi
their country. Many ~ them have
formed themselves into a society
known a. the WAR Mothers' and
they are seeing 10 tt that Jncie SAN
Ia ieavlne aoihinG undone IN the treat
ment Of their wounded som
The American mothers Of all are
have taught their sons the doct-ln'
Of patriotism and a. a race ~s ow|
much 20 their ~sclf.sacrince. All homo
10 the day set aside In thcir memory
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24

Of ulynsoa 3. Grant. vas another Of the
famous mothers Of our great msn. He
father. jesse. established himself IN
business a. Point pheasant on the
ohio River not TAR from c~incinnattl
Here he foIi IN love with Hannah
Mmpson. q pretty gifi Whose father
had brought her from rtnnsylvania a
fow ycara before They were married
and went 10 housekeeping on the
banks o. The Ohio. Here IN April ~.
fsea. Ulysses vas born. YOUNG Ulysses
grew up IKE the boy Of his day enjoy.
lne the dsilrhia % a school boy IN
swimming hol4a nahlnG and skating.
Ills life, however. waa not all play Tor
he vas obllred I o assist his fatner IN
earning a iiving for the family. on
tho whole he was n shy hoy and people
began 70 say he rosembitd his mother.
This lady wa one OF those attractive
women VINO was much beloved ~ both
young and old--of strong, steady char
nofer. vep quiet. very reserved. even
tempered and patient-she kind OF a
woman 10 whom people brought thsif
troubles but who nave no condolences
In return. ahe loved her o with a
ARE devotion and assisted HIN win
hn lessons and urgid him 20 - am
bilious She seldom laughed and never
complained. Her sDn recorded that he
never saw hor shed a tear. The PEG
uie who did not IKE Jesse Grant Do
| clarcd round that Ulysses got HI
sense from his mother She vas re-.
ilglous but not Austere and taught hoi
children 10 be good and 70 do thsii
duty. Grant showed little emotion ove'
anything. a trait which he Inherited
from his mother 10 whom he Away
rave the credit Of any good char
aoteristic he may have shown.
Mother or Garfield
Mrs EiiEa GARFIELD. the mother o
the martyrcd President. was anothel
Of the mothers who led her son aio7l
the path Of right and duty. Left
widow with four children IN Amos
absolute poverty on n farm IN the Wee
she worked hard to Keep tho property
and the children inheriting her spiri
worked with her. James, who late
became the chief executive Of our Ian
was three old when hls fathe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24

ciul club and tho cowboys Nennion
r%rHociuiion 10 hold 20 reunion horc dur
ing The roundup u Ia believed that
the Legion. which n now in q state
81 formation VII hold q 'colohrutoU
rcsslon' here un the Fourth. aa "a
statewide i~ollihcuuun over tho recent
victory, aud BE- is pessibie its nmnirs
VIII hnfo prusro ssed Sufficiently hy
that time fu hold an oificinl session
mud complete the statewide orEanizn-
ton 'lwbuv soldiers ut New Mosico.
of whom there arc nfcr 700. and COW
Do. contest hands all over the world
returning nom tho have been
invited go hold their hrst postwar
rat to-Frihcf here. and n is believed
that many VI them vii laccept.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24

jecta. but Il seems that she was 90
FOND 81 talking that when she began
10 gave him advice be had no chance
20 ialk and wa 20 Interested In her
words that BE- did not care 10. Final.
~ he became a lawyer and by his
brilliant speeches came out Of oh
scuriiy end made a name tor himself
In history
Mother Of John Quincy adams
Mrs. Abigail Adams. the wife OF a
president and the mother OF another.
deserves a hizh place amonr he moth.
orr % patriots. for she Nas n Of
Americas most remarkable women.
she had great natural Eifts an inherit.
nee from male ancestors on both
sides Who were ministers. being the
daughter. granddaughter and greal
Frnnddaurhtcf Of "a minister. In bust.
moss affairs sho was known A. poriia.
- keen war her Insight into law. Nci
With an this ahc was the devoted
mother OF ave children and cared fof
her household with a system which
even in those days made work lirht
Shc believed In the higher education
OF woman and was a compsnion 20 her
husband 10 even sense OF the word
and often declared that tho Creator
Intended "a woman 70 be mans help
mate and not a cllnging vine. Shs
taught hor son the stern duiies OF ne
and saw % o. that his education wa
Tho host thai could be- obtained 10
ulai dav She iivcd 10 see him Prcsi
don't and whsn he died De declared
thnt 10 Mas through her teachings ant
mnxims that 30 was enabled TO roici
the highest rln m tho hands Of th'
= poodle. "t.ifo s'nrnafdt withou; ac
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24
Soldiers of Three
Wars to Attend Las
Vegas Cowboy Fair

las Vegas. N NJ Nly q soldiers
of three wan are expected 100 part.
c.p1tr ben tHr uutruuc parade on july
I. which b. 10 be- tho outstanding Goa
tutn uf iIr u.ih HUuur' Sow NrsI.|
tovbo,H' I%'runiun. foo held boz thlf
citv. First viii r'Iuc tlo boys OF 'fi.
most NHU come fht boss Di 'Ya lpf.
Will como no NrtrrHrH Of the GrDl.
world war.
The American Legion of Now Mos.
leo has been invited by the CONNER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24
OF a Few Of The Many Women Who Were
Mothers OF the Patriots OF Our Land.

education Tor hat period. Naturally
The Washington homo was one OF
plenty and there were no financial
cares 10 rack tho nerves Of the wife
and mother. Mrs. Washington. while
by no mean severe with her children.
believed In discipline and constantly
Instructed them 20 be fair TO their
playfcllows and to be rovcrent on 70.
iigloua subiocta Mr. Washington died
40 the age % forty-ninc. Tho children
we're lofi under the mothers guardian
ship untll thoy became OF ago. gc0rEo
Sia eleven AT b time Of hls fathor's
death and devoted 20 his mother-a
devotion which he retained o. the DAP
Of her death az the age Of ciFhty.
three. D. was always hcr boast that
shs never had 10 fcpfimand George o.
second time
while the mother % washington
VAS proud % hlH success iu later llfc
b WAS never elusive and when 9th.
era congratulated her aho would reply
that Dec was o. good son and would DO
hA duty az a nan A. she ErOw older
shc lived 10 sociusion. but Washington
took tho Marquis De Ia Fayette and
many of hIs officers 10 see her and n is
said that sho presented a pretty pic'
iuro Of r. Nirginia mairon n re-
ccIvrd them WITH "a dIcniiy and grace
which charmed them Arcr wash.
lnrtpn had been elected President h'
paid hor his laff visit. both seemed
20 realize this and both Wcpt. She
talked fo him a. she did when he was
70 chld bidding him DO he duiy Prov.
ionco had asslrnCd 90 him ard 10 live
hHs ufo ihruurh Win hcf hiCasirr on
his head. Washington was 40 wher
90, died ana could not attend the ~
nofl' vet he paid r. beautiful tribute
IN nor ufr IN % irf'cr 20 biz sister.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24
Memorial Sermon
To Be Preached
AT vi. E. Church
Mckee

Tho memorial sermon viii be
preached at the Lead Avenue Al. y.
church az ~ "a. M. sunday The q
A. q. and the Womau'H helief cntpr
viii meet at the school house ppposti"
tho church sunday al iuiap 20 march
ln a hody Ia the church to attend The
a%srvice. ana invite an soldiers oi all
wars 10 meet with them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24

why does the nilest mai In the
crowd always set IN frontf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-24

kUE hand that rocks the cradle
. D. the hand that rules the word"
3D. 10 adnrc that has found illus.
y fmuon in the lives Of most Of IN.
j. 90 prominence A. they reached
irmt of their careers and received
riauditf ~ au ndminnr country
l. paid fhaif mother the tribute OF
rtinr tli The credit for TIE honor
|ich had come 90 them or The benefit
had boon 90 their fellow country
rms compliment 70 the power nnd
|ucurc ct motherhood h % Hplend .
'uir tn ONO OF America. o. Nnf
luIr uf fIfsc mothers 90 patriots
a Ie and mould the character o.
rHnf o. o. fheif Dot to bear
a heavily 'hIu-ofhers The rofrows
mrlaHirs Hionr The troubled
Ntt 90 .hr|r sons career aud th',
rr0H fhtIf dufIta and bore their
Hrfurus Wlih o. hCroism and as.f
Ift.c SHOWN aui ION ouiy % true
manhood auI motherhood
name. ~ fhe patriots q this
r ore UINN NNN z IINHl W. 70
Eucl that moro mothers ~ patriotic
Who have served their country
.uui be- mentioned
mother Of Washington
..' Us bIt, Moo Hln Washinr.
t0 mother OF tho maa DO All
u0 flc a.sf n che hraT'. % d.
ufu men. This mother came of
s.u.k is hcr own mother Nas o.
as' rersHu suI her ancestors we're
Nrn"a'gr. sus married Aurusiint
3D. nrtHr UNtl si' VIVA twenty -four
fa 10 tH. becoming uIa ftHon
ur February ggnd. i5ae osorfc
to du virginia farmers ana worl
b. io riyo fhsir children o. good
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-30

FOR RENT = Furnished room, on trolley line. Tel 1130. jy1Sd
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FOR RENT-Tenement, four rooms, all modern improvements, If Thames St Apply at American Waste & Metal Co. jy29d
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LADIES-When delayed or irregular use French Cotton Root Pills, safe and dependable; refuse others; by mail s2 double strength $3.50. French Medi- cine Co.,. Atlanta, Ga. sjy26d
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YOUNG MAN wants position as chauffeur; age 19: capable of driving any make car. in private family or -araEe- George Hill. Box s. Dayville, Conn jy29d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-30

FOR SALEAPair good horses, tip cart. team wagon. Ray Shippee Day
 vile, Conn. ly30d
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six Gent. n Line of si. Words.
WANTED em ale

WANTED = Position as -nurse-com
 painon by efficient, conscientious young woman with experience. Ad-
 dress Nurse, this office. Jy3Od
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FOR SALE-Horses

FOR SALE-A good two-horse team with wagon and harnesses; this is good rig; weight of horses 290O For Crane, Mansfield Center. jy30d
 FOR SALE-Pair of black horses weigh 1415, nice team: one pair weighs about 1900, good workers and good drivers; also 1e16 Indian motorcycle, and air pressure tank. holds 800 gal Ions; pump and jack goes with it. Ma poleon Dufresne. P1ainheld. Box 143.
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s,. Cent. a Line of Six Words.
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

WANTED-Ford owners. if you want service, call at the New England Sup ply House and you will get it, l1t North Main St; also parts for Fords, gas, oil and grease. Open day snd night service. Carter. Prop. jy30d
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LEGAL NOTICES
oRDER Or 0Tirr.

OVDEn OF NnTtrT
 STATE OF CONNIE. .fs,g9-t F. {-O1 -N7TN of Windham, ss.. July 2Stb. 4. D. 1913 Harquoil.
 Upon the complaint of the said JO- seph Quinn bert ct a CldImiHtg for req sons therein set forth SI60 dnniagcs, now pending before l~ic II Johnson. Esq. Justice Of the iaaas in and for Windham County, t5 ae Idijurucd Do the 9th day Of August X D i1lo it appo ariu% fc. and being fnend by thc subscribinE aUfhorIt-r. fr | tnr saiL defendant is ahrcut t~pfu tir-a Stat gone to parts unknown.
 Therefore. OrdCred 'Fh1t a -i.r cor the pendency of gaid .atup ir.t he given by publishing thia ordtr ir F',e Norwich Bulletin, neWspI per f. a circulation Tn said County. -rHre Id. mencing on or before the 2j ii5 August, A. D. 191a.
 ERIC IT, JOHNsON. Justice of the Peace for Wudh
 County.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

Valuable farm, with the best of farm buildings, for sale.
 Said farm is situated in Franklin, on State road leading from Lebanon to Norwich, formerly known as the Alonzo Loomis farm. comprising about 156 acres, suitably divided into now ing, pasturing and valuable timber land; the buildings consist of a two story house with ell, two large barns. courthouse. icehouse. two henhouses, a fine building ready to be used for a garage. suitable for two cars, one large hoghouse.
 Will sell with stock and tools if de- sired. Possession given Oct 1st.
 Inquire of J. HENRY KING, on the premises. P. O. address, Yantic, Conn.
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DETECTIV ES-CiviI and criminal in Vestigations of all descriptions, divorce evidence obtained quickly and without notoriety or publicity, consultations bs oluteiy confidential; references fur nisned as to reliability and responsf- bilty; first class male or female oper- ators. Address P. o. Box 95. Norwich. Conn je26d
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WANTED z Antique furniture, mir TOTS. cUlored glass, silver, historical china old books. and old letters. 4 Bruckner, 55 Franklin st. Tel 7l73.
 mdy16d
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TRY OUR delightful shampoos and facial massage. Phone 553-12. The Madam Lindgren Hairdressers, first floor, Thayer Bldg. Jy2bd
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Nlortl,iifl
si. Cents n LIpe of six words.
wANTED-MiscelIaneous

WANTED-MiscelIa
 wANTED-Good Jersey miich COW. E. M. Fleming. Norwich, R. D. l. jySod
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 jy30d
 WANTED - Second hand furniture; ond hand store in state. Louis P. Ward. Write call or tel 70S-S. jySd
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 LADIES-When delayed or irregular use French Cotton Root Pills, safe. and dependable refuse others; by mail S2 cine Co, Atlanta. Ga. sjy26d
 wANTED-Farms. We can dispose of any kind, large and small We sale? Weisler's Farm Agency. Daniel son, Conn. jy29d
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 WANTED-75 cords hard wood with in five miles of city. easy to reach with auto truck Address Wood. care Bull letin Co jySd
 WANTED & Antique furniture, mir TOTS. colored glass, silver, historical china old books. and old letters. Bruckner, 559 Franklin st. Tel. 7lI-3.
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MANTED-75 cords hard wood with in five miles of city. easy to reach with auto truck Address Wood. care Bull letin Go. JySd
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THERE . nc e,iNert.stng mediurh Tn Eastern Conncct4cut equal To The Bu.~ letin for business results.
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WANTED-Farms We can dispose of any kind, large and small. We mean business. Have you farm for sale? WeisIers Farm Agency, Daniel son Conn jy29d
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FAIR TODAY
 AND TOMORROW
si. Gents Line of s.. Words.
WANTED-MaIe Ie

WANTED Position as chauffeur, truck driver, garage or service man; 10 years experience Phone 116S-12. jy50d
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I'LL GET Norwich Commercial School course means the same as I'll get an excellent position. Located in the Chamber of Commerce Building.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

Complete Chase sawmill. made In Orange. Mass, Hoe inserted tooth saw. 1 Chase shingie mill. made in Orange. Mass. 1 Rogers patent piaaer with new knives, shaftins and pulleys.
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l611l)lktf1k
Six Gents Line of SIX words.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; also light housekeeping rooms. Is Union St. jy30d