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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

s2100.0O
Four rooms, sleeping porch. on paved
street. $4,000 cash. balance $1,000
per month and interest
S22OO.oO
Three rooms, sleeping porch, Alta
Vista district $4,000 cash, $500 per
month, including interest.
E2500.O0
-Four room frame. four lots. near
street car $4,000 cash. balance easy.
S5O00.oo
Bungalow. i've rooms. sleeping porch.
heating plant, furnished. Just ready
20 move into. three blocks from high
school 100000 cash, balance $4,000
per month This house would rent
for $4,000 month.
SS5Oo.0O
Eight large rooms, basement and
heating plant a modern home, 1900
block Boulevard. 100000 cash. ball
auca TO suit
=. ~. HIGDON. Phone so
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
For Sals-City Property

TOR DA@-Nlly AEurcAAg
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IS ACRES Of valley land. clear, VIII trade
Cor city real estate. Phi. owner, lz5t'
3lcFadin. 262 Mills Bldg
FOUE corner lots. Eve Points district,
suitable for apartment site. Can SIS N
Stanton, Phi 15seW.
I6 LOIS On 1Iundy Heights. an or any
part Of them at a great sacrifice J. $
Crazier. Room 500 Trust Bldg- "a @y2e.
FIFE. clear. restricted lots. dose 20 Man
haitian Hoights T. p. Pennington e41
Mesa.
FOB sALE-By owner. room house with
bath and S. P. on z Boulevard. blocks
10 Pledras- B. Casciano, 2ol Aesa
-FOUR room adobe house. 50E2o0 lot IS
minutes walk from car east OF p bliss-
lust the place fer chickens, piseonsi plEs
o. a garden. $500. terms Phi ~.
WHY PAY RENTs
when you can buy this 4-room brick
cottage for $3.50 down and S35 n
month. including interest This place
Is fust west Of Manhattan Heights.
has 2 lots. south front fine view OF
the city II is close 10 school and only
8 blocks from Five Points. The
price is $3.50. Phone 4449-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

4 BEAUTIFUL HOME
: ROOMS, large basement and
servants quarters. laundry,
beautiful built-in features,
hardwood floors. modern
home throughout Price
$4,000. Terms 100000
cash, balance like rent
SEE ROSS STEVENS
with
GOODMAN BROS. & CO.
Real Estate. Insurance.
215 r. Stanton ST. Phone 2f24.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

R2T5nOO-4 room bungalow with
Dorches. close to car and schools easy
terms This IS q good buy,
sasOO.uD-Furnlshed g room bunga-
low. close TO Five Points, paving
rzfd Plenty OF ground east front,
and can be bought on easy terms.
SIZE Z. II FLETCHER WITH
Mckee BROS. EOS wills BleE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

ALTUFlA PARK
THE GE1I OF THE HIGHLANDS
Do rou want home in this
beautiful home section2 THEN
Buy A BUILDING SITE IN Al
TURA PARK. where you have a
wonderful view OF the valley,
river. the city, Mexico. Fort Bliss
and the mountains. Close 20 the
city. yet away from the noise
smoke and dirt All the city cor
venieuces are at your door. Three
car lines 70 serve you, all night
car service. EVERY LOT Is on
OR WITHIN THREE BLOCKS OF
CAR LINE AND PAVEMENT.
Churches and schools within five
blocks. THREE MINUTES FROM
FIVE POINTS See the location
and make your selection q a
HOME SITE TODAY.
Lots 500 q $500, EASY TERMS
LESLIE REED Sole Agent.
90 Mills Bldg. Phone 1906.
Member Fl Paso Real Estate
Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
10 Sale-Countrr Properlr

Eor oale-lOunuy Properly
FOR sALE-Chcap, room house on Id
lots. i block from interurban and school
house az Tsleta- Phi. . or write Julius
Loewensteln.
ONE SECTION, miles east Of town, real
meadow good place for dairy. farming.
especially beans and potatoes. Patent d
desired Daniel Gesteau. 332s Alameda. Il
Paso-
FOR sALE-At big bargain. =. ~ aud
N acres with large house. close IN on
county and Interurban road city phone
exchange. rural route. electric light VIII
consider good trade. address John II.
Nusbaumi Fl Paso, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

n-lcs four roomed bungalow glazed sleep
inr porch. hardwood floors 81 two rooms
Basement. and registers IN. On Gomez
paved street. in blocks Of Eve foin-s'
$500. easy terms
CAL Boutwell,.
JAMES Z. EIARR & Co. Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

WALKING NCE-lIodern 8
room hunEaloW, heating plant $1,000.
Good terms
FIVE MINUTES walk to Plaza. good
3 room cottage $500. Easy terms.
alta VISTA district, Bliss St, mod
ern bungalow. rooms, glazed room,
furnace heat garage, S50QQi $1,000
cash.
ONLY OEE LEFT at 500 down, nod
.eru room bungalow, Alta vista dis
trict, SIS monthly on principal $4,000
ONE LOT block So, East FL Paso
100 feet from Pledras St. faces White
oaks, $500.
HAWKINS BROS.
S15-il Martin Bldg Phone $500.
ONLY saG0sO0
FURNISHED
ROOMS sleeping porches. on two
fun lots. near car line and school
Terms, $4,000 cash. balance to suit
A BARGAIN
S15ou.00
4 ROOMS giassad sleeping porch and
screen porch on TWO full lots. south
front. basement and heating plant
hardwood floors and built in features.
Terms, f5Qe-00 cash. balance 10 suit.
See Ross Stevens
with
G0ODMAN BROTHERS A. co.
Real Estate Insurance..
eos ~ Stanton St Phone 2E24
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
HOMES PRICED RIGHT.

HOMES PRICED RIGHT.
$1,000
5 rooms, sleeping porch base
menr, heating plant, garage,
full lots. near Five Points
$1,000 cash.
$500
rooms. sleeping porch, base
ment, near Five PointH- $500
cash
$500
rooms basement, heating
plant. breakfast room. 2 fun
lots. Manhattan Heights. $3.50
cash
4 rooms, s-eeping porch, base
o. rnent. Just north OF Manhat-
tan Heights. S590 cash.
o. B. HOOKER
with
BROAUDus & LEHARoN
no Texas ST. Phone 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
For SaIe-AutomobiIes- Wanted

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Cash PAID for old Fords. Phi 81.
FOR SALE-Buick 4 roadster. : 800
Oakland q. 3 passenger $3.50
Haynes a sDeedster ..-...-...s...-... $3.50
Felle roadster speedster- .-..-.-- $3.50
Ford sneedster. wire wheels--.---.-.-f l-5
Oldsmohile g. 8 passenger 2lI5
954 TIRE SERVICE co.
Corner Cotton and Montana
10 YOU WANT 10 SELL YOUR FORDf
BRING IT TO I40I TEXAS ST. GREAT
WESTERN OIL STATION. PH. 1915
S. W. TEN NAPEL. MANAGER
have for sale one Ford sedan. 1917
model FOR s675 on time; also ] Ford. mod
el 1917. Al condition. good rubber, good
upholsteriug. for S375. These are real bar
gains. Come and see them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

FOR SALE 81 OWNER-5 room mod
ern bungalow, on two lots, sleeplns
norch. basement. cement sidewalks,
rarage. plenty Of outhouses. % young
fr11ft trees, blocks from car line IN
Tobfn Addition. near washington
Park. $3.50; small payment down,
balance easy terms. VIII take as part
payment automobile. COW or anything
a. value. Phone 7O11
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
EschoIrr,

sUPERFLuOCs HAIR
Moles. scars. facial nieuishas removed
SaEginI cheess. mouth 90 nose lnea. cor
rectad. MRS GRACE A. BEEsoN, g
Bucl-ler BLDG Pm. ga
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

We ARE sim shipping furniture 20 the
OIL nelda WIN pay extra good price FOR
used furniture. G. .. Houser Uphol1fer-
Ing Co Hn- 40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

A GOOD five room house and
sleeping porch. one block
from Alta Vista school south
front. 5o1140 r. 100000.
Terms $4,000 cash and $4,000
per month.
j. q. BINKLET
Phone 1880. zoe n stanton
ETTE REALTY Coz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
Auto Accessories

Auto Accessories
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AUTOS WHECKEu-We bu3. sell or eE-
change cars OF al makes. large stock o.
repair parts we deal ln rubbel and metals.
Fl Plso Auto WrecEinr PHI 1855 125
Leon St.. K. TratcntenoerE. Prop
FL PAso HEADLIGHT Gas CO.
WIN equip your car or truck with the
least costly and most reliable lighting
system complete, az a nominal cost We
also furnish Welding acetyiene. Phone f91
or call at 1873 East Missouri street
Aeetyle1e lEhtln E-thorouEhly foolproot
Auto Service
We DO HAULING OF al kinds. big fo1n
our speciality. VIII 30 anywhere. any time.
right prices made Mccoy & skinner. E'h-
527.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

list YOUR RENTAL PROPERTY
WITH me for results. Personal atten-
ton given
LESLIE REED
Real Estate-1hs urance-Rentals-
ol0 lHns Bldg Phone 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
Poultry and Pet Stock

FOR SALE-Toung canaries, guaranteed.
singers and female. for mating. 91f n
Ed Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

Furniture Repairing
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UFHoLsIERlNG, cur specially. B1deT
Unhs.slerinE Co. 2e09 Alameda- Ph. SIS.
"a KNlrrKE repalrinF. packing houaeh hold
Eoods Lopez Pn GQ4a a0f s stanton
FI'RNITURE REPAIRED- REFIEIsHED
OK UPHOLSTERED.
We make old turuiture look news We have
the only e11mellnr machine % 81 paso-
come IN and zee O. WORK Ph I1zt-l1Tl-
y = DANIEL 2. & 81 FCERF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
PoultrH nd pa Sol

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FRESH EGGS. soc sol Upsou-
CANARIEs, singer and female. Ph- 1850.
GREAT DANE, white collie. Chihuahua
dog, rabbit hutches. for sale. Phi $40.
NEW ZEALAND rabbits for sale. Phone
1881. $500 E san Antonio
FANCY pigeons. rabbits and squaba. de-
llvered. Phi s35-ss7J2
ONE dozen young white Lsghon chick
ems, $3.50 each 1901 kings Highway.
Five young Thoroughbred Rhode Island
Red roostors- Pm 6s21W.
CHICKEN MILO maIzs. $3.50 100 lbs
FL PAsO SEED CO.. PHI 363-
PREPARE your birds and rabbits for BIG
SHOW LIBERTY HALL, Jan. 18th 70
18th Phi 2518J or 2flG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16


NEW BUNGALOW-s5O00
$500 cash, balance SIS per month.
Ideal location.
House Of beautiful pressed brick.
Hardwood floors, built fn buffet
bookcase, cabinets, basement heat
ing plant Modern in every respect
own a home and pay IL out like rent
we have large assortment OF
homes. Prices are right Let us show
you.
HENRY B. STONE & co.
80 cables Bldg. Phone cS54.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
sd15o-f ROOMS, glassed sleeping
porch hardwood floors, builtin fea-
lures. basement. on fun lots. north
'front.'; terms $500 cash. balance to
suit
see PAT HOUSTON. with
GOODMAN BROTHERS a. CO..
Real Estate, Insurance.
zo5 \. stanton ST. Phone 2a2s
A sNAPi $3.50
WORTH MUCH MORE
New room bungalow, with screen
sleeping porch. all buiitin features.
hardwood floors. etc. finished in
ivory enamel throughout. built Of
high priced yellow notified brick. on
run depth lots, on paved street. east
OF Alta vista school This property
could not be duplicated for this price
today About $500 down. balance
monthly, including all interest. ar
ranged to suit
ANOTHER ONE. FOR $500
-FOUR ROOM cottage. on south
front lots. north OF Manhattan. one
SIS month and interest. Surely a
bargain.
PHLLPs-CREEL REALTY CO.
Phone A36. 307 First Nat. Bk. Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

s50o0-IIanhattan Hts. brand new
bungalow, immediate possession
five rooms. lot so feet front; easy
terma
sfEoo-1Iontana Et-eet, near Lamar
school, five rooms garage only
$500 downs mighty few houses
left on Montana street Gt $500
W. c. PORTER & CO.,
1o1 Caples Bldg Phone ltz4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

FL PAsO WELDING Co-FIrzPArRICK
Cracked cTiulara heaterH. conrer crrae
auto frames and machine us<.l welded
WORK guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

~ 2 EaA n rAlAl- Dn rAlhL
Furniture. cut glass ana china. reduced
freight rates and through car service %
household goods and automobiles 90 ard
from az points. affiliations IN All rrln-
ciDal cl1ess used furniture taken in ez-
change FOR work Phones 1n15 1oT1-
r L DANIEL r. a n FCrET.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
TURKEY SHOOT RATTLE
AUCTION SALE AT a BIG
nMUErT ar wTTE

IHE ALLIION HOUSE. 81 = sln An
tonic ST., Saturday. Dec. 11th. commencing
Ct 10 a. m Three big days, saturday.
,. M Everybody Invited women. chill
dran and men. Come and get a turkey.
goose duck, guinea or chicken Mere
ways than one % get a chicken. Fun Tor
men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

NEAR FIVE POINTS
Brand new brick bungalow. five
rooms. tile bath. hardwood floors,
basement with registers set Tor rur-
mace. south front, paving paids one
block Of car. three blocks OF Alta
vista schooL Price $500. Terms
$500 cash and SIS per month
LEAVELL d SHERMAN
1Is Teas ST Phone 1875.
Members III Paso Real Estate Board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

Auction sale OF Xmas Goods
THE AUCTION HOUSE. 81 g san An
tonic ST.. wednesday evening. Dee i'm.
Z p. m An kinds o. useful Nmas presents
VII be- sold az auction. aiaulcurus sets.
razors pens iewelry, rings. watches and
diamonds. Navajo rugs Wrappers. Indlan
blankets dolls. air guns. candlea per-
fumes. cut glass dishes hand painted
dishes, hand painted pitchers. Mexican
drawn work. shctsuns. and a number o.
other articles too numerous 90 mention
wed eve. Dee 18th p. M
~. A. WILLIAMS, AuCTIONEFE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

Fer Sale-Pian0s
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IVORY dining room set Phi f277.
,. n OECHsSER-PlaHo tunins. Ph ssoi-
BEAUTIFUL mahogany piano. sweet tone.
sacrifice Phi GTs1W.
WANIED-sTo buy. cheap. plano OF player
for SPOT ash. p. o. Box $50. Ei Paso
PARLOR Grand piano. stand7rd make can
be seen between $50 and $50 or Sunday
after 9 p m AZ Daniels Fur q Mattress
Enr.nrr r-nE I'll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

CLEARANCE
SALE OF USED PlfONOGRApHS
BarEains In Ficrroiaz. Columbia.
Pathe and other makes o. rhoro-
graphs which have been taken ir
exchange CT our Brunswick uhon-
ographss each machine guaranteed
and quantity Of records with each
macLi1cs eaEg terms % r1Eunenr.
BILLINGS PIANO co.
1873 z. Boulevard. corner OF
Austin St.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22
RoLsHEVIKl FORWARDED
 oMSK FOR; SEVERAL HOURS

Nikolaevsk, Monday. Nov. 17.-(By The Bolsheviki today bombarded Omsk for several hours from the op- posite side of the, Irtish river. Be- tween the period of the lombard ment fire broke out in the town, which is reported to have been half destroy ed.
 All the members of the intellectual classes, who were unable to find means of leaving onisk, have now fled on foot and are taking refuge in various villages. The Omsk gar rison trained it's artillery on the riy- CT bridge to prevent the reds from
 crossing but finally was driven off by the enemy fire. s-3s-- f Ernest T. Harris, the American con sul general and the members of the Red Cross will depart early tomorrow for Irkutsk. Vice Consul Hansen
 who remained behind in Omsk. re- ported from Tatarskaia on Saturday , that he was. on board the British army l mission train. The Japanese mission \ is in the vicinity of Barabins11. i General =Janin. with. @svthe. Czars i troops, Is operating to the eastward
 tonight. There is an indefinite re. i port here that General Sen1of at- i tempted to move his: troops toward:
 Irkutsk from China but was driver off by the Czechs.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22
Two Flags You May Never Hav. Met

How many flags do you recognize?
 Though the World War has served to faniliarize US with flags of some Of our allies, the average persons roper toire of flags still does not exceed half a dozen," says bulletin from the Washington headquarters of the Ma tional Geographic society.
 Flags are important not only as pa triotic and artistic emblems, but many times the histories Of nations are sym bolized in their flags"
 As the first of a series of bulletins on flags you may never have met" The Society quotes from a communica- ton concerning the emblens of two west pocket nations" as follows:
 "The red and white flag of Monaco floats over the smallest nation on earth The entire area of the territory, whose symbol of authority 1t is. is only eight square miles. Although it is, smallest in area, there are three smaller in pop ulation. It has 23,00o inhabitants. as compared with 5,2S1 for Andorra. 10 716 for Liechtenstein, and 11.51S for San Marine. Ea1
 Monaco is small principa1ity or | the Mediterranean, surrounded by the French department of Apes Maritime, except on the side toward the sea. After 96S A. D. 1t belopsed to the house of Grimaldi. The reigning prince was dispossessed duriny the French Revo- lution, in 1792.- and died in 17s5. In 1874 the principalitv was re-estahlish- ed. but placed under the protection of the Kingdom of Sardinia bv the treaty | of Vienna in 1915. In 1S4s the towns of Mentone and Roccabruna (now known as Rouuebrune) revolted and declared themselves free The prince thereupon ceded his rights over them ] to France and the principaiitv thus became geographically an enclave of France. when the Sardinian garrison was withdrawn and the; protectorate stablisi1ed in 1915 ended The prince was an absolute ruler until 1911. when a representative government was set up.
 San Marino claims to be the oldest state in Furope. Next to Monaco. it is in<area the. smallest independent coun-
 trv in the world. It has thirty snuare
 miles of territory and a population oi
 f1,5fs. The coa t-of-arm consists oi
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22
.TAE:TYlLLE..


 On Wednesday evening at the chapel of. the Sacred. Heart church Toussant Brodeur and Miss ,Albina Girard were united in marriage by Rev. U. o. Belle rose. The couple were attended by Louis Girafd. father. of the bride, and Napoleon Beausoleil. The groom is a native of Canada and has been .enr- ployed fin the. Ponemah mill This is his second marriage. Tie bride is the daughter of- Louis and Maria Gallipo Girard and was born in Grosvenordale. She has also been employed in the TaftTille mill.
 The final arrangements for the sup per and entertainment to be given this evening by St .Anne's society, Boy Scouts and the school children if, Parish hal, have been completed. The committee in charge of the supper have announced d-their--aieRl,, ,a-which is to consist of beef stew. oyster stew. po- ,tato.: salad, coffee and homemade doughnuts.
 At the Mannerchor hall on Friday evening there was a large attcndance tthe dance Given. by the Ponemat Wheel club There was a. program ot IS numbers. music for which was fur. nished by RoWland's jazz band. A rehearsal of the minstrels to b. given next week by the Knights q. Columbus and the, Children of Mar was held on Friday evening in Parisi han.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22

three hills in gold upon a field of blue These hills are Monte Guiato. Monts Cucco. and Monte Gista, each bearing 9 castle surmounted by a. plume. The shield has a gold crown as a crest ano is surrounded by branches of laurel and oak united by a ribbon i1scrihed with the word Liberty
 '"The ensign of the Republic of San Marine consists of a field the upper part of which is blue. and the lower half white. The coat-of- arms is cen- tered on it.
 With its field shared by yellow and red, the latter occupying the lower half, the national banner of. the prin- cipality of Liechtenstein files over 8 nation having an area of 65 square miles.
 'The blue yellow. and red nag ot Andorra. with its corenet in the center is the youngest thing in the nation. Ii is only fifty years old, having orig mated in the reform of 1866 to em- phasize the autonomy of the valley ] but neither of the co-sujerains has ap- proved it. It is displayed when the council is in session" I
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22
MAYFLoWER e. LuB3 MEETs.F
 ON HISTORIC ANNIVERSARY

The, Mayfower. club were delight fully entertained on Friday by. Mrs. Hezeliah Perkins and Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler at their home. f55. West Thames street,
 A delicious luncheon was served at one. o'clock with flowers and bon bons in the society colors,. pink and white, and attractive souvenir folders of Plymouth for place cards. Alter luncheon a.sshort programme was con ducted by the president. Mrs. Charles E. Jennings. of New London. As the meeting was especially designed to in the cabin of the MayHower on No vember Fist, 1890. an interesting pa per written on the compact by Miss Alice Bush was read by Mrs. Frank $. Greene of New London. The corn pact itself was read by Miss Eliza w Avery and the coincidence noted that the aruistice was signed last year or the old style date Of the signing o1 the compact, November 11th, with 7ss years between; tAe two histoyical doc. unentg. which both meant so nnuct to all the. world. An amusing Pil- grirn alphabet and two Maynowel songs were part of the programme.
 MrH. Nelson D. Robinson spoke oi the five months voyage Of the May flower from Plymouth England. te by aeroplane, from America. tc Plymouth in five days across the same old ocean. s-e " Those attending were: Mrs. Herber1 l.. Cranda1l. Mrs. Charles B. Jen- nings, Mrs. Frank. S. Greene, Mrs Frederick N. Smith, Mrs. John T Wait. Mrs. Joseph R. Cavarly, Miss Fannie L. Potter, Miss Elizabeth Stark, Mrs. Ernest B. Rogers, Miss
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22


 weeks ago of about fifty bushels of cuioas. As the proceeds Of th bed are rom the summer :apor of the children who cared for them faithfully, the loss is great disappointment
 H. J. Gibbs was in Colchester Fri day.
 John H., Williams, who has been employed here by the Kaplan Broth CTS as superintendent of the Admore Woolen Company flor the past three years, left Friday for Cleveland. Ten nessee where he is to be superintend ent at the Cleveland Woclen Com pany. s5ss skss
 MT. and Mrs. John, Sloane recently gave a dinner of nine covers in honor of MT. and Mrs. John H. Williams ! Burglars recently entered the Sodon school and took $1.60 from the mite box which the childrenzhad been say ing towards a graphaphone fund.
 Miss Loise Manning has returned | after a few days stay in New Lon don
 Mr. and Mrs. R v.. Congdon and 1hil iIen, F1orlnee ard Raymond, were recent visitors in Providence #. Rodney Taylor of Hillside. Maine was 8 recent guest of friends hefe. . Mrs. Mary fRichards and Daughters Blanche and Lorettass have returned from a visit with Wlii1nantics friends | Alexander Pendleton, is, spending tht week end with relatives inxHartford. MT. Mitchell and family of Clark, Falls have moved irtoE one of U N Shea's cottages on, the Franklin road | Henry Pratte of Putnam was a re. cent guest of Miss Loretta Richard. l R, W. Been1an has returned. aftel l two: weeks, vacation spent in tn, western part of the state. <
 Miss Nellie Driscoll and 4eher guest Miss Irene Mills fof Moosup were re cent visitors at the home, of Mis- DriseoF's parents, sMr. and Mrs. J.. ] i DriSeoll. e < g91s. 4'.: .:ss
 Mfs.eM. D. Murphy. Miss Katheru Murphy, John Murphy and guests Miss Anna Mccarthy of Norwich wer | recent guests of MT. and Mrs. TiYno l thy Leary, of New London.
 MT. and Mrs. Mills and Thomas Me l Quinn, of Moosup. were guests recent l lys at the home of Mr., and MrS+J. J I Driscoll :.
 Miss. Mary Weller has returned af ter a few days stay ttin. Greenevills where she was the guest of Miss Jen nie Sullivan ., '-.,f .'s' sf~5,. E
 Miss J. M.. Pendleton ,isaspeading tn weekend in Hartford s.:.4 s.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22

A large delegation from the local churches went to the evangelistic meet ing Friday evening in the Central Bap- tist church as it was Greeneville's night
 The rooms in Greeneville Grammar school taught by Miss Driscoll and Miss Casey had no school Friday on account of teachers visiting day. $ Dr. Paul Gadle. George B. Neibert and Dr. E. J. Brophy left this morning for Cambridge where they. will attend the Harvard Yale football game.
 Henry Harrington of Central avenue is confined to his bed by illness
 Dominic Raconsli of 'Thtrd street has accepted a position with the U. $. Finishing Co. ....
 David Daniels of Eighth street was called to New York on business Fri day night.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Trick or the Third, Baptist church spent Thursday in Voluntown and conducted prayer meeting there. ,4k