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The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-25
Kansas City Grain and Produce Market

Kansas City, Nov. 25.-wHEAT-Cash /:
Market steady to 4 cents higher. No l
hard ID s. 1 4o@26s; 2. No; q q $2aoSs2- Go; No. L
CORN-Market steady to cents lower.
No. 2 mixed, s1.46l14S; No. 3, STAG; No.
2 white, s1.51; No. 8, $1.4e@1.4S; No. 2
yellow, $1.5201.55; No. 9, S1.44d1.4S.
OATS-Market 1se to 11ac higher. No. 2
white. 7413@I51ze; No. mixed, 73G74c
No. 2 red. 13QJT4c.
RYE-$14c.
KAFIR AND MILO MAIZE-s2. 10.
SHORTS-s2. 40Q2.45
BRAN-$1S3.
wHEAT-Receipts 41e cars,
CORN-Close: December, S1.34h Janu-
ary, $1.301a; May. $1.29; July. s1.2T1a.
BUTTER-Market unchanged.
EGGS-Market unchanged.
POULTRY-Market unchanged.
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Italian Ambassador Arrives.

New York, Nov. 25.ABaron Romano
Avezzana, newly appointed italian am
bassador to Washington. arrived here
FROM Southampton today on the steam
ship Mauretania- Fred Fulton. heavy
weight pugilist, also returned on the
Mauretanias
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FIND MURDER MYSTERY

6ody SeWed IN MATTRESS discovered Dy
Grand Rapids Police.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov 25-
Extending their inquiries to other
cities Grand Rapids police are en-
deavoring to solve the mystery of the
murder Of q man whose body was
found, sewed in a mattress. in the
Grand river yesterday The body,
that of man of about so, bore no iden-
tification marks with the exception of
a laundry bag wv I. N" The feet
were tied about the head and the
body placed in a mattress about
which had been wrapped a water
tight cloth and quantity of burlap.
A fracture of the skull revealed the
cause of death.
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EXECUTES WILL FIRST
Then Burlington Farmer Attempts Tu
Kill Himself

Burlington. Kan, Nov. 25.-Otly c.
Vansyoc, a farmer living about two
miles northwest of this place, at
tempted to end his life Sunday by
shooting himself thru the body with
.3S-caliber revolver. Physicians state
there are hopes for his recovery.
Saturday Vansyoc and his wife ap-
peared before Probate Judge M. NJ.
Kelly and had his will executed. The
injured man has been i'll for years. He
has wife and six children.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-25

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 25.-Cracksmen
last night blew the safe of the Bank
of Murphy. Texas, and made their
escape with $4,000. according to a
message to the police here early this
morning. The robbery was not dis
covered until this morning.
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REDS UNDER FIRE
Luslz Committee Continues Its Ellis
Isle Probe Today.

Isle Probe Today.
New York, Nov 25.-Alien Reds"
were to be under fire from two sides
here today.
The congressional committee invesi-
cation of immigration conditions with
regard to examination of immigrants
and deportation of anarchists was to
continue at Ellis Island.
Examination of Ludwig c. A. K.
Martens, "Bolshevist ambassador" to
the United States. was also to be re-
sumed by the Lusk legislative COM
mittee. The committee is trying to de-
termine the connection believed to ex-
ist between the Lenine-Trotzky gov
ernment and Red" activities in this
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Chicago. Nov. 25-HOGS-Receipts II 900
Market 506I 75e lower. TOP, $13.I0; bulk OF
sales, $13.O0M13.50:- heavy. $15.s5N 1s-50
medium. s13.0ed13.Jo; light, $12.00Q 13.45
pigs. S12. 500 13.0S.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900 Market high
er. Beef steers. choice, S1S.2jT2n29; med
DUN, $1L0cG1s.25: common. $1,000 90
light. choice, S14.00d19.5o: butcher heifcrs
s1G.o00i17. IS: feeders. s7.25d 1s.o0; stockers
Sc 0OM10.15.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000. Market higher
Lambs, S12 7Jff13.SJ. ewes. medium good,
choice, $T.O00s.5o; breeding ewes. s0.5o9
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.

Chicago. Nov. 25.-CoRN-Close: Deeem-
ber $1.33% a L331a january, S1.299s q
I.29al May, $1.2sM d12sM; July, s1.2T7s to
oATs-December, 7s% Q711ac; May, 76%
PORKVJan., ss4 25: May. $32.1e
LARD-Nov.. $25.01; Dec, $23.00; JAM,
RIBS-Jan, SIs.72; May, $1s25.
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wuI Get Sex instruction.

Vienna, Nov 25.-Instructions in
sex hygiene has been decided upon
by the Vienna board of education for
children of both sexes over thirteen
years of age
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WILL HONOR HEROES
Streets and BouIevards Thru Camp To
Be Named, for Them.

Junction City. Nox. 25.-streets,
avenues and boulevards of Camp Fun
ston are to be named in honor of the
men who trained there and later gave
their lives for their country. A list of
the dead of the Seventh, Tenth and
Eighty-ninth divisions now is being
compiled and the highways of the big
camp will be named in honor of Them
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roh,s hpvina of a better character Win.
Sfnoe rtnog grain men do not expecte thae
CANA canada viii have any wheat Of eoasegq,ehdie Wg,nnis
20 InnessSpe yesterday estimated the
Quantity that might be sent over the mn IN.
ternational line at 2o0ooooo bushels .Ss nSs gars
arrmenf has NOT sold over 5O,U0g,uou
bushels. 1t was claimed by the mlliers
that some Canadian flour VIII come ~:
Nav oats in that market ana sales ~
Chicago at III to cents difference 1,. we9M
eventually show cents to = cents pIeMa... IL
OF the 40 600 sh corn in public elevators
in Chicago, 117.OO0 are of contract gradss,
a decrease of $4,000 last week, oats stosss oslsl
aO44 900 contract. The latter decreased
900 last week.
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COAL STRIKE Is
,continued from Page one.l

tCOullHu6u IIOlu EdEe OHcsy
welt. and other operators to be handi-
Gaping their efforts to supply the rest
of the country. One railroad official
who would not permit use of his name
because Hines does not want any
talking except by himself" explained
that the shortage of cars was brought
about by various fuel committees
holding coal on cars until it is abso-
lutely necessary to release it.
Coal cars that go into Canada" he
added, 'also are held until loads for
the return are available" In that con-
nection it was said that no coal was
being sent into Canada from the mid
die west. A ruling by Federal Direc-
tor General of Railroads Hines on
shipments of fuel into Canada was
awaited.
Operators and miners spent two
hours in conference today without
breaking the deadlock as to wages. =
Canada Is Hit Also.
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COAL PRICES ARE CUT
But Only the British VIII Benefit by
Reduction.

London, Nov. 25.-Sir Auckland c.
Geddes, minister of national service
and reconstruction, announced in the
house of commons Monday that the
price of coal for household use would
be reduced ten shillings per ton, be-
ginning December 1.
The reduction will solve a question
that has been the cause of much agi-
tation in the Labor party
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New York, Nov. 25.-BUTTER-Market
firm Creamery higher than extras, 800
74e.
EGGS-Market firm. Fresh gathered ex-
tras. S36st;c.
milk, flats, current make, specials, 32lkd
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(Furnished BY the Topeka aekins Coz
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 25.
Springs over lbs, 21c: old roostcrs.
12c: broilers, lbs. and under, 26e; hens,
lbs. and over, 21e; under Abs, 1Sc; etagss
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Toneka Hide Market.

(Furnished BY Topeka Hide Co, foot OF
Jefferson ST.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. %.
Green salt cured hides No. /, ale; No, =,
zoe Horse hides No. /, $500 to $l10os
No. 2, $500 to $1,000.
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Kansas city. Nov. 2J.-HOGS-Reeeipts
90 CO., Market 75cdS1 lower. Buis Of
sales. s13.10Ei13.T5: heavy, s13.15d13.I5
mediums. $13.25afI3-75; lights. Sl3e0G 13.65
pigs. $12-n0Q13-5o-
cATTLE-Receipts 1880. Market stssdy
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New York Sugar Market.
New York, Nov. 25.-SUGAR-Raw
steady, unchanged.
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The following safes were made this morn
ing at the Stock Yards, Kansas City aBi
reported over long distance telephone d.
rect to the State Journal by Clay Robin
son & Co., live stock commission mer-
chantel
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Kansas City, Nov, 25-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 1T,0Go head. Market best steady /;
others weak.
HOGs-Receipts 10000 head. Market soc
Gs100 lower. Bulk Of sales $13.75d 1850 /;
TOP. S14.55.
sHEEP-Receipts 6.0oO head, Market
strong and 15e higher: lambs, $14oo.
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DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

Furnished by the weather bureau office,
Topeka, Kan, for the twenty -four hours
ending at a. m. Tuesday.
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Montreal, Nov. 25.-Unless the coal
situation in the United States improves
considerably in the next few days, It
is probable there will be curtailment
Of train service all over Canada. This
announcement was made today by the
Canadian railway war board.
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T0DAY'S Market REPORTS

Chicago, Nov. 25.-CORN-Fresh strength
developed in the corn market today owing
ferings and to hope of enlarged expert de
mand. Besides, receipts were light, and IT
was expected that the arrivals would be
readily absorbed by Industrial require
ments. Gossip was current, also, that set
tlement of the coal strike would mean en-
larged purchasing by industries. Opening
prices which ranged from &c off to &c
advance, with December $1.32;s to S1.32St
and May S1.27A to $1.27%, were followed
by material upturn all around
OATS-Oats Hardened with corn. After
opening unchanged to MmAc higher, in
Guiding May at 769sc to 765sc, the market
reacted little but then rose again.
ROVISIONS-Provisions averaged high
er. despite a sharp break In hog values.
sellers were scarce.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
(The range of prices on grain futures on
Chicago Board of Trade as reported by
Thos. j. Myers, 301 N. Z, Bldg.)
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-25

Kansas City Grain Market.
(The range of prices on grain futures on
Kansas City Board of Trade as reported
by Thos. J. Myers. 30t N. E. Bids.)
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Topeka Market Report.
FURNISHED by .,has. Wolf Packing Col
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 70
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15

TOR SALE-Chesters White pigs 10 weeks old. $6 each, or $10 per par. w. 4. Miner. Phone s1292-3. nov13d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15

MARRY Thousands lonely people. all ages, worth &. 1000 to $40GO00, will marry; write for my list. free. Ralph Hyde. 25Sa-90 M!nna St. San Francisco.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15

TO REN1--No. Lincoln Court ten- enient oI nye rooms. Inquire witnln.
 novl5d s.v4 r.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-15

,WANTED7-Vaults and cesspoois t clean. H. L. Harris, R. F. D. 1, Bo: 13s. 7sze.. aug27WFSS
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at 10 a. m. sharp,

the following: IA 4head cattle, new
 milch cows, ? sHolstein. r. Jersey, )
 Guernsey, l Jersey COW due to fre5her
 Dec. 10, l Dec. 15. I Dec. IS. 1 EIoI
 stein heifer :. q le to calf in December. ]
 Ayrshire -heiTer , years old, 1 Holsteir
 buH, l Guernsey ttaif, 7 steers. | Ayr shire registered COW giving milk and
 coming in this winter, 50 hens and pull lets, , SONS. shoats,- 10 little pigs, : horses. one 8 years old. guaranteed for all purposes, one 6 years old Neiglif
 400 lbs. guaranteed for driving or work, will stand without hftcfing. 1 set double harness extra good, extra heavy, 1 set regular team harness sets single harness i team wagon. 1 single lumber wagon, 2 express wag ons, 2-eoncord buggi sS. 1 milk cart. i butcher, cart. single sleigh. two-seat- ed sleigh double runrierse6new3, I two seated top carriage, l Ford truck. 1 Ford touring car, 1 McCprasick moving machine, 1 Deering. moving machine, 1 hay rake, l Internatienaie6 horse power gasoline engine, 1 iron beam blow also household furniture. consisting of kitchen stove feather beds and pill lows. sprinSa mattresses, . bedsteads. sideboard. q ftS6les. chairs,sss2 paFlor stoves. eroekerX.etc. Also store. house and farm. Reason for selling, am
 moving to the city
 If said day be stormy, sale will take
 place next fair day. Caterer will be in attendance. oe,,,, P. A. NAwRocKI. nopSSWSM
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GOOD WAGES FOR HOME WORK We need you to make socks on the fast ence tinnecessary; distance immaterial. positi, ely no canva ssing: yarn sup- piled. Partieulars 2e. stamp. Dept 205C.. Auto KRitter Co., Buffalo, NY.
 nov15SW
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FOR sALEAFord touring car. newly oYeI'hauled and painted; Buick sedan Ill hrst class -condition;' will sell both very cheap. George Lambert, Oceum. Tel. 56l t-4e- pov1dd
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JAMES II. HYDE, STANTON L. BRIGGS AuctioneerS. a
 AUCTION. a To settle the estate of the late N. c, Barker, the undersigned will sell at public auction atssf-=
 THURsDAY.t NOV. 20, 1919,
 at 9.30 n. m. sharp, at the farm. one mile west of the | ing described property: I3 cows. g due 1 to freShen before the date of sale.
 due about Dec. 20th; brown horse. II 1 years old. weighs, about l500 lbs, bay
 horse 10 years old. weighs about 1So6,
 1 gray mare. weighs about 1900 lbs; ! team wagon, | four-spring wagon i (new, r4 inch axles and 12 foot body), l l three spring market wagon. 1 side
 spring market, wagon ? two-seated carriages. phaeton. hard rubber tire
 top buggy. l democrat wagon. Con
 cord buggy l dump cart. ? light surrey 1 top. l. sleigh, l four h. D.. gas engine,
 "A. inch saw. I syracuse blow. small
 blow. cultivators, 3 harrows moving
 rakes, forks. iron bars. chains. etc.
 about 3O9 bushels corn Sin ear. corn l fodder, 10 tons moved oats, about 20 | tons hay. galvanized water tank and scales, ice tools. l block and falls.4 ! pair team harness. 3 single harness. rolltop desk, i cherry chamber suite,
 oak suite, 1 cherry pariorT, ioT,.s suite: .. 5 ! stands, , Morris chairs. rocking chairs, i , desk chairs. tables, ? art squares. :. blue flame stove. washing machine and wringer, gasoline stove. oil cans .i lawn roller. clock. hammock (couch), 1 organ. graphophone.a records and rec ord cabinet vacuum cleaner. sewing
 machine q Shearton3 bureau. candel- I abra. l pewter teapot, antiquesl. l barrel spray pump. ? knapsack spray. :! CTS, IF step ladders; 1 spray, cooker. l gasoline tank (60 gallonsl,-. law
 mowers. also the woodlof on the south lof- cleared land con tafnfng about 30
 pear trees and 2O@youhg apple trees. I and about 45 acres on the north side
 of the road. and all buildings. exsspt nositive rain or shine. Caterer if at tendanEe Terms cash. 3J%;B.3 Blakesiee Karl F. Bishop, Administrators.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-1n the vicinity of Ayers Gap, one black and tan hound dog, collar marked W3J Wathcn, Versailles, Conn. Finder please notify w. ]. Wathen and receive reward. Tel. 927-4. nov15d
 LOST4In Canterbury near Willough- by farm. female hound. white body black and brown face. answers to name of Mouse. license tag 442ok Norwich. 4S-23 Norwich. nov14d t; LOST-A small white shepherd dog with large brown spots on body, had new collar on but no tag. Reward given if returned to W. H. Tague. Norwich. Town, Ct. Tel. 1153-2.
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DANCING.

N. H. LEVY, Instructor. Chamber of. commerce Hall, private lessons daily, fall term class begins Monday Nov, 17th, s D. III. Class now forming. Call at Hall or Prone l747 eet91d
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FOR SALE-We can give immediate delivery on MaxwelT Touring Cars at
 S97j; Chalmers Tjuring Cars at
 sl55o; Maxwell 1 1-2 Ton Truck at Sl200. These prices are delivered If you contemplate having3a a car for next spring better order it now as the price may be higher and delivery delayed. Second hand cars. &t H. E. Anderson. Danielson, Conn.,, Tel. $40. 21 Maple St. Z tfoct15d. ,45,.
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i1 .3e.N..l CAR BARGAINS

f { 7--
 We're cleaning out our stock of cars new and used-and November prices are at the low water mark for the year. Get in touch with us at once and get car at the old basis of prices. SeIie Touring Car. brand new. Briscoe Roadster, brand new. : New Ford Pouring Car.
 USED CARS.
 velie. 1917, Touring. Hudson, 1917. Touring, 7-passenger. Dodge, 5-passcnger, 1917.
 Jeffery, 1916. Touring Car.
 Every car ready to run. Every car as great value. We sell genuine Ford parts. tires, tubes md ali kinds of auto supplies Repairs on all kinds of cars. Car storage in heated room; also dead storage.
 THE DANIELs0N GARAGE.
 C., H. PELLETT, PROP. Telephone 100.
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A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent It Six Cents lime of Six Words.
TO ORIENT.

. :. 7s
 ITO RENT--Tenement. four rooms anu pal11. 5z3h r'rankLn St lnauire at JoAn Eyperses 5, Galiows HilI. rnone -oLe noVlod
 TO RENIl--No. 2 Lincoln Court. ten- enient, oI .nye rooms. inquire witnln.
 VERY DEsIRABLE-To rent, Dec. 1, apartment. three rooms and bath, steam Fheats center or city, rent s25, per monrh. Address MeIrose, care Bulletin. nog14d TO RENT-A garage, 5s Hamilton Ave, price very reasonable. noy14d :. FOR RENT Garage room. $s.5o a month. month, Phone l71. 74 Thames St. NurWlch noY14d :, (, GARAGE to rent. Apply s24 Laurel lllll1 Ave. Y nov14d < .,. TO hENT-Garage at No. 4s Union 'fo IxllNr-FGfnisned steam heated roen1' Marguerite Bldg. Il North Main al nov4sd l TO kh.hT-Tenement of six rooms, all modern Improvements. Inuuire on 1 premises. p9 A4echanic St. nov10d : i! TO RENILAt. No. II Thames st., Courtroom steam- heated flat ali inn i proveinents and bath. Apply Thames lcoai Go. softice5 Thames St. novl1d
 TO REiNT-SiX-room tenement, steam heat. gas and electric lights; garage. i ,9 Hamilton Ave. nJv11d TO REST-Furnished room, suitable | Tor rone or 3s,tA.o- persons Elm Court Apartment, ilo Broadway. Phone lSSi.
 -a' A9xeu
 TO RENT-Garage room for five or six cars, Pond St Inquire A. J. Sentts oo BosSN ell Ave nov7d S- TO RENT = Furnished apartment, 1 light housekeeping, Fountain St.
 TO RENT-Furnished rooms for light l lhouSekeeplnS. Inquire IT Boswell Ave ], -SN-l-0..-- ec-9o 1. TO RENT-Modern seven-room flat, | heater, bath, gas and electric lights. I Apply at r.. broadway. oct2Sd
 TO RENI4-Flat of rooms with all
 improvements. Inquire at Brooklyn Outtitters. oct17tf. TO RENT-Basement tenement at l26 School street, rooms. Inquire at iBulletin Office. Oct.l3d. l TO RENT-Furnished rooms; also 'Froqms for light housekeeping. Apply | at&1Od School St. Phone. 10AS-2. aug23d |i sS:oRAGfc-t1yGse Gse1oId gooos stored fos Ieng8 ors snort term; rates reaBon- Ab.A Tanning Studio. 52 Broadway. l. sSo-u 5sl3 if ,-y
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HORSES

25 head of good acclimated Horses. oac paF that 1 have worked on the street sprinkler all summer. three pair that have been working for a con tractor for the last three months. six horaes that have had hired out doing general work. also have l5 other horscs that arc suitable for any kind oi job. business horses. farm chunks and drivers. Carts. Reach Wagons, BaEs.cs. Harness. double and single, also good Hne of New Blankets that 1 will sell at a small margin. If iu need of anything in the horse line, see i.s bsfore going elsewhere.
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 at said farm, one and, one-half rnflea east of Allyns Point. in the Town os LedyaFd stock and tools as follows: Thirty head of sheep, 16 choice ewes 10 ewes lambs. ? fine cossetts. good buck lambs cows, + registered Ayr shire years old. sf grades Holsetin, fat COW, 1 grade Jersey. d nice family cow,s1 high grade Ayrshire calf { months old, t5 tons nice barn hay. stock of hay and some corn4f odder, 1 good ,ox cart, I moving machine, 1 oS shovel, stone drag, a large collection of OK yokes. all sizes. a lot of chains, 1 light and heavy. timber tackle. disk | harrew,s a large collection of small ! tools, springtooth harrow. 2 cnitiyators, 1 large brass kettle, large iron kettle, ia pair light driving harness. sleigh, : sleds, 2 blows, q lot of ice tools. stone stools.s many antiques, some iiorseiloiH 1 goods, 80 bushels of hand picked russe< app1es.-1 teeboard,swagon, ts1lght two seated wagon. 4999 cedar shingles. 2 stoves, balances that weigh GOO soma poultry. aflot of poultry wire. and many articles too numero ouss to n1entlonl i A caterer will bep In eaftendance s q | stormy on the above da te. the sale will | be the first fair week day following JAMES A. STODDARD.s novSSSTu si
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PIANO TUNERS

WHEN T0U WANT to put your. bus mess before the public, there is no medium better than througfl* the ad- 9srtts;ng columns e The Bulletin /
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FOR SALE-slab wood. sS per cord. i-2 ccrd same rate, cut in stove iengtts, tine kind that suits. c. s. Brown. Yantic. Phone 10992. je17d
 FARMS for safe. Write for catalogue. D. 1. Racine. DaaielsSn Conn. seplSd
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FOR SALE-Six- acre village farm
 located on state road. one mile of Dam elson railroad station. electrics and all public placess choice land, fruit ber- ries etc, 9-foom house, roomy barn, wood, wash and hen houses, etc. build ings in fine repair, city water, price $4000; owner going to distant state, property for someone F. A. Heith, killingly. Conn. Phone panieson 3232. nov11d
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FOR sALE-Sweet cider Apply J. A. Miller, Lebanon. Phone 32-2. noV11d
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FOR sALE-To close an estate, paint and wallpaper business. at an attractive price. Frank H. Hinckley, Mystic, Conn. nov11d
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DETECTIVES

rREEz is no au~eTtislaE medium in Eastern Connsctiart equal to The Bul- 4a. rlr fH----r7- -esr-f-
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ABOUT that full dress suit you are planning to get; don't pay the high price Or new one till you have seen the one that is for sale at 121 Cedar St; 0. k. in every respect. used very little; a bargain. noV12d
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A Bulleiin To Lss
 Advertisemca I. .sa..sz aaz : si>sCeufs . I Inc, nissI 1ftis .=------- --s.-e --s -
 AucTlo..s
v1TTER BROS. Auetions
 AUCTION 2

Will be sud at spubfIc sstliction atgmy residence, near fantic swao1en mill. or Fitchville road. 1.-two minutes walh from car station anu five, m1nutes walk from c. ". railroad station.
 TUESDAY, NOV. IS 1919,
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FOR SALS-Horses

FOR >RLE-llorses. dump cart and hart csses. Inquire at George Driscolrs lss North Main St. Norwich Conn.
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FOR SALE-White Wyandotte cock erels, Regal strain. March hatch, s each. Fred l., Kanahan, Route 1. Tel Jewett City 56713. nov13d'
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ITO RENT-Tenement. four rooms anu ba1n. 5z3 rrankl4n St. inquire at JoAn Eyoerse' $, Ga4ows Hin. rnone Eol9-4 nov1od
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FOR SALE-Ford coupe. in excellent
 shape, demountable Fins. ale lock on
 switch, Vesta storage battery, electric lights. S5oO. N. -B. TherouX. 32 Frank l. lin St. Phone 1a423. novsd
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FOR SALE-1e horse L.athrop engine, very low to quick buyer. w. P. Holmes. Griswold. nov10d
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FOR SALE-Two fine quartered oak bedroom suites extra large dressing bureaus, large beveled plate glass mir TOTS, and washStands. etc.; many other housekeeping effects. Write Box 34, this office novl4SMW