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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cunningham will
give their regular assembly dance
Tuesday evening in Vaughn hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

! WANTED - Boarders at Simpsons
 l. ] unch Room: T meals for B in ad INance try our special dinner at 35c; we have got one of the best cooks in the city; try us Simpsons may24d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
LEGAL NOTICES. RECEIVERS SALE

The receivers of Hopkins S A,1e, Arms Company of Massachusetts 1v;ii sell at at public sale at the office of Ed d. Wln W. Higgins, 3 Broadway. Norwich Conn, on Monday. June g. 1919, at ii a; m, for cash to the highest bidder pursuant to an order of the Tinted states District Court for the District or Connecticut in the case of TIA Billings & Spencer Go. vs Hopkins S- 1919, Ndy ZI'
 3,g0o shares Class B of the capftaI Stock of Hopkins & Allen Machine Gnn No,npany, a Massachusetts corporation.
 o,9Vo shares of the common capital stock and 625 shares of the preferred e.dpltal stock of The Hopkins S Allen HIins tt company, Connecticut corpora
 Cncollected book accounts of t4,e de Lenoant corporation against various persons, firms and corporations;
 Disputed claim of the defendant cor- poratlon on open account against 1DJoreIl, George & Company of Boston. Massachusetts; and will execute and deliver all neces sary assignments and transfers to inc purchasers thereof.
 Dated at Norwich. Conn, this 18th day of May. 1919. -Oth EDWIN w HIGGINS. L. J. GARCEY,
 LEWIS D. PARKER. hecelVers of Hopkins & Allen Arms | Company.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
AUDITORIUM.

J. Warren kerrigans versatility as a screen star of the first magnitude was never better displayed than in his latest picture Three x Gordon" which did have its initial local show ins last night at the Auditorium thea ire. kerriean. in his previous screen efforts. has been pretty much of every sort of hero from a rugged young west eruer with all the tricks of the cleveres, ot cowboys at his fingers ends To inc typical Coiegian or the youuc New Yorker of fashion. And he has done about all sorts Ot screen act inc 100 but in Three \ Gordon" he Niii reveal a f.. lent as a comedian that has not heretofore been made known to hls admirers.
 Tn Three x Gordon" Kcrrigan is seen .n his udpp.c-t moments, with a never NoctiuE smile on his lips. even when ho iaros the darkest days h. has ever experienced This widely popular screen star brings a not of j0yfulncss t0 his new picture and while . tie story ifseli i- au unusually divert il< s1rt entertaining example Of screen litcrafIrr Kerr. Edus personal con- iribu'ion 70 the picture iiits it high ir Inc 'isi Or comedies O. thc better sort.
 X good Christie Comedy entitled. "k1CH lonf %"i@lhor kept th" audj- once i1 sOars O. 'Iurhior. The Ford Educational Weekly ea2 very interest ing. N Big 'alnCr Holiday program l+s been a-rau-cu for 'ororatou Day. Tbe feature being rom MiS. tire popu- lar wr-irru sta. il a drc part drama entitled lame gad Fortune also the big laugh arti7t Charley Chaplin, in 'in" Hr-G li.. t-n~o.' There vii b. fou. shows tomorrow, l:@9, ; 5:lJ and S.lt.
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HUMORS OF THE DAY

Mistress-Ts the table all set?
 Maid-Yessum, I think so. l don't see anything that isn't here.-Houston Post.
 You don't enjoy gardening"
 "No. It irritates me. Too many fishing worms and no chance to go fishing. s."-Washington Star.
 Did the play have a happy end- ing?'
 Comparatively so. All money was refunded after the second act.-An- swers.
 Lend you a hundred? Why. man, you must have lost your senses Not all of them. I've still got the sense of touch, you see.-Boston Transcript.
 Bachelor-I kneel to a woman: Never!
 She-Too much pride? Bachelor-No; too much rheuma- tism!-Judge. Newwed-It is hard to ask for bread and get a stone
 Mrs. Newwed-Tt is worse to ask for stone and get paste.-Pearson Weekly. Darling" he said. T have lost all my money"
 How careless of you" she replied 'The next thing you know you'll be losing ne.'-Detroit Free Press.
 Redd-You remember Black? Greene-Oh, yes, very well!
 They tell me he's living like king now,
 Poor fellow."-Yo Yonkers Statesman.
 Husband-Now, madam, shall we talk alimony? Wife (seekind divorce)-Why not? It will be the first interesting thing you have launched since we were married.-Life. Before I unchain the dog, answer me this. Are you one of these here 1 Bolsheviki?"
 No, madam. I'm just plain hobo or bum. Tn that case. here's piece of pie" Philadelphia Bulletin. Angry Woman-My husband at- l tempted to strike me. I want to have | him arrested. Police Captain-An right. Where will we find him? Angry Woman-In the emergency hospitaI-Chicago News. ,'I hope you lend a sympathetic ear to the troubles of your fellow man?'' 'Ordinarily I Go,' answered MT. | Clipping, but I don't shed any tears l over a fellow who is always com plaining about the high cost of living ] and stands off the rent man so he can spend s1 for quart of flicker. .'-Birm- 1 ingham Age-Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

WANTED-Pupils for private dancing lessons, given daily. Chamber of Com merce Hall. Phone 1747. Evening classes every Monday and Thursday. s T. m. \. H. Levy, Inst may26MThS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
Braed Theatre.

Harold Lockwood heads the double feature bill at the Breed theatre today in Shadows of Suspicion. The picture is full of action. From the beginning to the end the attention of the au- dience Is not permitted to lag for q moment The story carries lot oi punch and is well worked up to sen sational finish.
 Louise Huff and Johnny Hines will also be seen in The Little Intruder. This picture moves with a lot of speed to a logical climax and is en- tcrtaining from start to finish. From every angle this is a mighty delight full picture and is the sort of pro- duction you will thoroughly enjoy.
 The Ford educational weekly will complete the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
DAVIS THEATRE.

Keith vaudeville and Paramount feature pictures will be the attraction al the Davis theatre the last half of this week and from all indications this show will be right up to the standard. 100 per cent good. The headline act is Jerome and Herbert, two clever comedians in a singing, talking and acrohatic novelty that is a riot of fun Le Poilu, the French Soldier. comes rcxt with a musical novelty offering that is different from
 anything ever presented here. The third act is Mable and Johnny Dove, the Camouflage Pair in d blackface
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

WANTED-Secord hand horse rake Call 1SSS-2 or write Rake, Bulletin Of flee may27d
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KALEIDOSCOPE

In Waterbury, Vt milk is selling at the rate of il quarts for s1.
 It is estimated that 4O7 airplanes took part in the German raids on. England.
 It is just fifty years since the mu- nicipal franchise was conferred on women in England.
 Horace L. Upham of Fiskdale has a flock of three white Plymouth Rock hens and a rooster. May they laid four eggs.
 American experts have perfected the highest grade Of photographic paper, which formerly was imported from Europe.
 The word magnet is derived from the name of the city Magnesia, in Asia Minor, where the properties of the lodestone are said to have been dis covered.
 The New Zealand government has restricted the exportation of hides with a view to controlling the prices in the interest of fixing the cost of standardized shoes to be, manufactured in this dominion.
 In 1916 the average monthly imports of frozen meat by the United King dom amounted to 43,389 tons; bacon
  In 1918 the average monthly net i'm ports of wheat amounted to 225,197 tons and of wheat flour to 112,S01 tons.
 The various exhibitions of British manufactured goods, such as the Scientific Products Exhibition and the Britih Industries Fair. have all served to give a more general healization to the importance of the scientist and his work to industrial development.
 It is reported that there is a great demand throughout Scandinavia for American motor truck chassis. three to five tons, immediate delivery, price about $3.000. It is recommended that there be a personal canvass by Amer ican dealers and manufacturers with 
 Dr. Joel Hawiey of Kansas City, who has just moved to California, says that as far as he knows he is the only collector of drums in the world. For many years he has been assembling a literature on drums and drumming, and all his life he has been intensely. interested in drums. He has a hun dred of them, very unlike each other, from Africa. the Orient and Europe.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

eral homework; four in family; wages
 go per month: fare paid for interview Apply The Tubridy Weldon Co.,, Willi- mantle, or Phone 629 after 6 p. III. may2Td
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WANTED-Farms; our buyers are ready for business. Have you sl farm ior sale? Weislers Farm Agency. Dan ciSOn. Conn. may20d
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WANTED-Mesh workers Sanderson Mfg. Co, Temple St, Providence R. l. may29d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

WANTED-Three farmhands; good milkers. Phone 107-14. John D. Will Nams, Jewett City, Conn. may27d
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Tightens Her Skin
 Loses Her Wrinkles

rid of my wrinkles" writes Insils, Marsh. While in London a. friend, much envied because of her youthful looks, gave me a formula for a home made preparation winch has the effect of instantly tightening the skin, thus smoothing out w1-inkres and furrows
 Tine principal ingredient is powder ed saxoaite, which can be had at drug stores here. An ounce of saxoiite is dissolved in half p1nt witch hazel. After bathing my face in this but once the transforma tion was so marvellous [ looked years younger. Even the deep crows feet were affected, and the an moving creases about my neck. It seems difficult to believe anything could pro- duce such results. Several to whom recommended the recipe have been whose checks had become quite baggy''' -Soslai MlFror. .z.Ass--.sssssslsss...ssss,..:.ss
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

WANTED-A competent second girl. Apply at Miss Porteous', 54 Fairmount Street, may21d
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WANTED-Rooms for light house. keeping for small family; no children. Address Box A. care Bulletin. may21d
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WANTED-A second maid. Apply at 251 Broadway. may27d
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ielson Inn. Apply in person. c. H. Michael Prop. may23d
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WANTED-National cash registers: l will pay spot cash; state numbers de- scriptiOn and lowest price. Write or
 wire Ganger, 147 West 42d St., New York. may28d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

WA WANTED-Experienc bench hands Providence, R. I. may2Sd
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HANTED-Colored woman to do
 general cleaning in furniture store.
 Schwartz Bros. may27d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

Woman cook for small country hotel good wages. Apply at Windham Inn. TeL 35-4 Wiilimantic Div. may23d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

WANTED-Chauffeur position. for Sundays only. Peter Meoli, Taftville Garage, Taftville, Conn. may29d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
what is Golng Un 4 tonight

vaudeville anI Motion Pictures at H. Auditorium
 Motion Pictures al Breed Theatre.
 Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at paN.s Thealre
 >rrN .,n r.rnrL No 46. R. A.. meets lr Esr.rf H. M
 Norwi-i G-arse &n. l7e, meets in Cu lib~" o' iaMMcrcc Hall
 Nor7! .h Ladrs NJ. is. A. o. U. w.. meets ia Carpenters liHl
 Painters anI Decorators Union mc",~ ir Carpenters Hall.
 sc.CpuuU1 eu. truHet4. Nu. II. D. or F., meets !n Suck nS'lam Memorial.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

PAINTER-Good all round, wishes painting and papering jobs. Zachno- Titz, 152 West Main St. Phone 517.
 may23d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
Jn!CASEFILE

Tho ,o'.crtng were chosen as off,
 :" 20 z. 4. u-Hti1r he'd lat week ct :he home Of N. ". h. .H. .H-.r.,i A'al. Eiee lore .'-... Theodore .;9 rri5Hl. .oe- , -a-l. Fiddle TJay.U.. u-t-rrer. ] -.teri., ,:Uoaie.
 90 7. voted t1 o~~aa.,e a 1as->au -- .rH. ".. ..ip ~l Ead- . -- arE .afH 'f.ra-.-. r.r.ai..
 -. |H. ...r .,r.'rr,al o' t',e =.-.- i.aa. ned }.s a5t.c- .l. .~' a-r'.. ale.--c
 ". l.-s. ."r.tus arrived
 r.... .Ua work aH .,~c- tr .' d d l~ .-li a; .nr .. .i .-Ir VI. ..r
 <. the r.a. 70. Ta@-~. '.5gc J C I O.. .t t.-d.Ce... Ye- ...@ .rs .....a 5.s. i...d. ,'~ Ni l.. for -a'iou la Jl-e.
 Theo'a-r R3seq;u-5 G,r.-cs'e is eTDio. | i. '.. T.. D.., ..4u ,. t.sl..- iut g %'g tJIdoa.
 Herbert Rogers, after visiting his
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
singing. dancing and talking skit

singing dancing and talking slsit with lots Of pep and comedy. The feature picture is Hard Boiled a five part Ince production starring Dorothy Dal- Ion. Instead Of he little country girl being stranded iu the city and hay ing 10 work out her salvation. she plays the part Of a big city girl-the prima donna of a musical comedy company stranded in decidedly hick town. Romance and Rings a two reel comedy with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew completes the show Don't forget there will be four com plefe shows Friday Decoration Day and also Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

FOR ALE-Square Chickering piano; S10 if taken at once. v Smith Ave, Norwich, Conn. may29d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

FOR sALE-Overland delivery. frs ,ciass condition: must be sold to close estate. II Moves Ave, Westerly. D. F Clifford. may21d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
Biblical "Prophe+c n

The numerous prophets" of the Bible were not persons who foret0ld the future, but in the original the word means story writer. It will be found by short examination that this is true.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

WANTED-Salesladi Apply F. W Woolworth O. may2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

WANTED-GirI for general house work; must be good cook. Apply H. Vignot, 21S Washington St. may2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

WANT to- buy tent, about 7xs feet; also canoe. at reasonable price. Ad- dress Box 37. care Bulletin. may2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

FOR RENT-Four-room tenement for small family: no children. Inquire at 260 Asylum St. City. may2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

Through Inc agency of Francis D. Donohue. Mary Eikin has sold her property 5N Spring street, to Daniel and Ellen O'CounelL It is d 7-room cottage with improvements. The new owners purchase the property for q home.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

Charlss ('Ch!ele') Evans anna ;sy+ ,.1 open golf champion of tic je.'.. a.".~-, ".I net enter the N.ea.l' .71a'c@r golf champion 'hln a' l.. ---s or June 1Gtll, nor v.l h. 01fsrt his -ijle as open c'.rr5".," e, I-aa 5HIa, Mass, on d.r .a- :an:o-o7 Evans, who a. ...r-a .2 C79ad5 a2~.ng fcr7 .-.l .-.'a r.f acesp ej an invita- '-- ..-.a ta- E.-ai C'arad.an Go:l '. 70 @~--d week in t.-.- .o- l's 'ar hc9eGt Of 'n ,--. l..a H.' Cgos@. Follow .r- B r-.a at th= National Goii i.".- rl .,me:.ca. ha Hii. leave EeA i's. oa Jlho 18th or 1Gth for Mo:'f.L where ho "::ll play the ~rs' G12 dun engagement of 1919 lo. the Canadian Ncd Cross.
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FOR SAI.E,-A r

FOR SALE-A responsible party can buy q 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 ap- ply Address $. S. care of The Bulletin
 may11d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
Eine Ruildina Lot Channes Hands.

Real Estate Broker John A. Moran has sold for Walton C. Davenport of Hartford 10 Rubin Alexander of this city a building lot. 62 12 feet front by 1i6 feet deep on Broad street near the corner of Warren street. The new owner will improve the property.
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FOR SALE-Quartered oak Estey or gan in A No. 1 concition, suitable fol church or home; bargain if taken al once. Address Box A. Bulletin Office.
 may29ThS
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rHn-rRRun cRoSsEs.

The iron cross is black as death and
 hapd as human hate; The wooden cross is white and stfn and
 whispers us, 'Too late;;" But the Red Cross sings of life and love
 and hearts regenerate. The iron cross is a boastfui cross and
 marks a war-mad slave; The wooden cross is dumb. dead
 cross, and guards shallow
 grave,
 But the Red Cross reaches out its arms
 to solace and to save. The iron cross is a kaiser's cross and
 narrow is it's clan. The wooden cross is soldiers cross
 and mourns it's partisan. But the Red Cross is the Cross of One
 who served his feuowman. -Edmund Vance Cook. in Paris Edi- ton, American Red Cross Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

" ne. a man proposes to a woman in fun and is accepted for a joke the foundation for trouble has been laid
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WANTED-In q good location, fur nished house for the summer months; ref2teuces. Address A. B. C.. care Bull lc.IL apr30d
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BARGAIN-7O-acre dairy and chick

BARGAIN-1O-acTe dairy and chick en farm; farm contains l good horse, 1 good milk cows, ; heifers, all kinds of 1lrm implements. . tons of ice, there
 . 6-room house with telephone and running water, large barn, wagon shed chicken house, buildings all in good
 condition; the place is near the city;
 price only $3,500; the stock and wood is
 worth the price; must be sold on ac-
 count oi sickness in the family, Call on
 Joe Astmann, D Center St., Williman-
 tie. Conn. Tel TAO. rmay22d
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Spring Street Property Sold,

Surprise Dance. tonight, Chamber of Commerce Han with That Jazzy Band.
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INVESTIGATIONS

WANTED-To paint or paper your house. Beckenstein. 20 Spalding St mdy27TuFS
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YOU REFLECT GOD.

Be still, And your mind will reflect Gods Truth As a clear spring reflects your smile. If you are agitated by fear. worry,
 hurry, fret, your mind is like ruff
 fled water. a poor reflector. Be still And reflect The I AM GOD within you; So shall men see the Smile of Truth
 upon your face And glorify your Father which is in
 heaven Within you; Within all souls. Elizabeth Towne, in June Nautilus.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29

FOR SALE-Eclipse corn planter. good as new, s25; also lot of garden hose cheap. Turnbun, Wauwecus Hill, Norwich Town mav79d
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MULE SINNERS wanted; good pay, steady work, Moosup Mills.
 apr29d
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NANTED-Girl for general house. work Apply to Mrs. Oswald C. Street Al Bioad St, Danielson. Tel. 297.
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WANTED-Rugs. carpets to clean without removing, electric vacuum. Tel. 113-12 apr9d
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WANTED-Farmers Many of my friends want to know if there are any farms for sale. If you want to sell yours write at once. Y. Veila, Canter- bury Conn aprSd
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FOR SALE-0ne new tMo-rnW

FOR SALE-One new two-row l. H. iC. corn planter. 1 Worcester Buckeye
 mower, 1 CIoverleaf spreader. 1 Rod
 erick Lean two-horse cultivator, 1 fer tilizer and lime distributor, l new Me tCormiek mower l new l. H. C. spread Ter James H. Hyde. North Franklin. Conn. Telephone Lebanon. may24d
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FOR SALE
Six Cents a Line of Six Words,

FOR SALE-Rabbits, at 50 cents apiece. Albert Werth, North franklin. Ct. Tel. Lebanon Div 23-5. may29d
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 A well established ice cream and soda fountain, cigars and cigarettes and fruits; al! latest. up-to-date fix lures, new fountain, located in the heart of Providence, R. l., and doing 8 good business; can be bought at big bargain. For full particulars, inquire of
 NATHAN WHISTLER,
 Phone 2S-5. Danieison, Conn.
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NJ hATEU =

NAMED - Antique furniture; mir- TOTS. colored glass silver, historical china. old books. and old letters. 4
 Bruckner. 55 Franklin St. Tel. I1I-3. mayl6d
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WANTED-Long distance moving jobs by auto truck Phone 1172 Nor w.ch Div. sep25d
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E EARMEK-

enough to fiji your silos. get our Eure
 ka, Red Cob and Leaning seed corn; guaranteed to grow; also high grade fertilizer GreeneviIle Grain Go. Phone 526-5. mayl6d
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FOR SALE-Buick roadster, model 30, Al condition. Address C. F. C., this office. may29d
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AUTOMOBILES to wash; clean work quick service done right. Phone i'll "A Thames St. Norwich. apr29d
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WANTED-GirIs for skein winding apply West Side silk Mill. may2d
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HAZEL wood pipes 15c; Bonita Ma nila cigars 6c: Tn Between cigar, five in q pkg, BOG; good line of pipes 35c. Fagans Smoke Shop. maylTd
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FOR SALE-My handsome private driving outfit. consisting of very pretty buckskin mare, she is years old. absolutely sound, will road ten miles an hour and very stylish, and is broken to all gaits under saddle; cus- tom made harness, cost $3S; also my high grade rnnabout puggy, robe, hal ter, whip. etc; whole outfit, $40. Call at office, Bernard Butcher, A Thames Street. mayed
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FOR SALE-Mammoth Pekin ducks and Pearl Guinea eggs for matching Florence J. Browning, Plain Hill. Nor Wich Ct may2a6
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WANTED -Housekeeper to care for two children. Phone 927-2S Occum, Conn. may29d
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your income; splendid home business making Bozart bead portieres; learn in hour write today for particulars. Art craft, Box 500. P-39, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 may29d
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FOR SALE

197 acre farm, good location, mile station, : room house, large barns and outbuildings, fine fields and pastures
 beautiful water, 200 bearing fruit trees, wood and timber enough to pay for farm S2.500. For Exchange: Beau tiful residence in WilIimantic, modern throughout. can exchange for good farm or timberland. Farms of all kinds at low prices. TRYON'S AGENCY, 715 Main St, Willimantic. Conn. mar22d
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BARGAIN 125-C-N-S

Four acres of land, all tillable, some
 fruit apple, pear and peach trees, all
 in bearing condition. \ fine 14-room house painted white and in good con- dition, barn, 6 henneries; water in house. This place is situated on the church. stores. ana not far from the he, trolley on R. F. D., and telephone in house And what do you think? All the owner asks for this neat little home is $l,'y:, PaEt cash. Immediate possession. If you are in the market
 bed tonight until you have looked it over and paid d deposit on it. At this time there are many people looking for such a place and 1t would displease me to have to tell any sincere buyer that it was sold. IL is up to you Extract from Wilcox's Farm Bulletin, Send for one.
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TO RENT
Six Gents a Line of Six Words,

TO LET-Five-room fiat, gas and electricity, rent s12; centrally located. Inquire at Jewellers. 32 Franklin St.
 maV29d
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FOR SALE

Household Furniture, consisting of Fine Turkish and American Rugs. Mat ting, Beds. Chairs. Pictures. Books. Erica Brac, etc., at PRIVATE SALE Thursday. g a. m, and continuing until sold, at 206 Broadway.
 Per order Of
 J. P. HUNTINGTON, may29d Administrator.
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WANTED - Experienced pharmacist lMallette &- HUke, successors to C. H, Dougal, Torrington, conn. may21d
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FOR SALE-1S18 Chandler sedan, 4 new. cord tires, good extra on rims for spares; this car is sold with a guarantee to be in first class running order: a bargain if sold at once: will expect part cash and terms. Inquire at Peter Gardners Harness Shop. Put nam, Conn. may29d
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
HEALTH OFFICERS
NAMED FOR MAINE

Appointments of five new district
health officers. named by the Public
Health Council, of the Maine De-
partment of Health of which DR.. L.
d. Bristol is commissioner. were con-
irmed Thursday by the Governor and
Council. The men named are DIR. c.
F. Kendall of Biddeford for the dis
trict comprising York and Cumber-
land counties: Dr. E. p. Goodrich OF
Winterport for Androscoggin, Frank
lin and Oxford; Albert S. Pope OF
Manchester for Kennebec and Som
erset; DR.. ]. W. Laughlin of Damar-
iscotta for Sagadahoc. Lincoln, Knox
and Waldo: and DR.. G. H. Huchins OF
Mechanic Falls for Upper Aroostook.