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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-17

FOR SALE-One IL foot team wag-
on, l set hand made double harnesses
in good condition, about 10 tons Al
quality clover rowen, $40 lineal feet
poultry wire. William McNicol, Jew
EFT City Tel. 800 mar17d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-17

FOR SALE-l91I Nelle touring car,
has had best of care, rul less Jhan
1900 miles. rear tires new, Others in
good condition. Is fully equipped with
self starter, electric lights, snoek s-b-
sorbers peedometcr. clock. horas
extra tire ard rin1, paint good, storage
battery most new. price 500. w. L.
Clark. 2l5 Mountain St. WLllimuatic
CT. Inari4d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-17
WANTED

WANTED
WANTED-Two or three horse pow
err Westinghouse motors phase, 220
volt, a. c. Answer to Grover &
Caron, so Water st, mar17d
WANTED = Woman for general
homework, family of two. Inquire al
$50 Palmer St. mar17d
WANTED-House or tenement six
or seven rooms, with modern conven-
fences. Address 1870 Talman st.
mar17d
ANTICIPATING to do, inside or
out. walls, window screens, blinds,
chairs, anything. Tel. 909-3. mar17d
ACCOUNTANT wanted Immediately
for large manufacturing plant; must
be expert, willing worker and furnish
bond and highest references. Address
Box 50, Bulletin. mar17d
WANTED-To rent a farm near New
London, with good house, preferably
near coast or fresh water Address
John Luoma, Brooklyn, Ct. mar17d
WANTED-An experienced second
maid in a small family. Apply F. A.
Johnson, Uncasville. Phone 1879,
Norwich. mar17d
WANTED-Girls to pick knots and
strings off CLOTH sit while working.
West Side Silk Mill. mar17d
WANTED-Old Buildings to tear
down. Globe Building Wrecking Co.
Box Sc, Norwich, CT. feb25d
WANTED - Furnished room and
board for elderly lady. Address X,
Bulletin. mar12WF'M
WANTED-Night Waterman. Gill
man Bros, Bozrahville. mar15d
WANTED Cottage of I or rooms,
or first class tenement. Address George
H. Stanton, Deputy Sheriff. marl5d
WANTED-Second hand harrow, 20
disc cutaway preferred; must be in
good condition. L. 7. Naples, 469
Main st. mar15d
WANTED - Second hand furniture;
we pay highest prices in eastern Con
necticut; we buy anything; largest sec
warerooms 3O-32 Water St. Norwich.
Write, call or tel. 1888. je4MWS
WANTED-Position on farm by
young man, married, understands all
kinds of farm work, can give best of
references. Address r. n. Bulletin.
mar14d
WANTED Tenement, about five
rooms, for family of three adults near
Washington st. Address f. NJ, care
Bulletin. marl4d
U. S. GOVERNMENT wants railway
mail clerks: men-wOmen, Is to 30:
pleasant, fascinating work; commence
S92 month: examination coaching free.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 32N., Roches-
ter, y. Y. mar7d
600 muskrats by April
list; all other kinds of furs; every Sat
urday. A L. Mills of Willimantic, at
Norwich TallOw Co, 50 Talman st.
mar13d
WANTED-Reliable woman for gen.
eraI homework; good pay; no heavy
work: no pastry cooking. Apply
Housework. Bulletin Office. marl3d
WANTED - Fifty Belgian hares
tdoes) Inquire George NORM Baltic
Inn Baltic. Conn. mar12d
WANTED-Second hand closed de
livery car Phone nc. marl2d
WANTED-Your orders for rag
rugs: by tearing or cutting your rags
| 70 inch, can have nice rugs made from
! them For information, address r. w.
! Mcclure. No. s. r. F. D., Norwich, or
| Phone 1873. Get your orders in early.
| mar10G
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-17

quantities for home gardens. Phone
1853. mar17d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-17

TO RENT-Three light housekeeping
rooms at 43 Union st. marl2d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-17

FOR SALE Seven passenger Mar
mon car model fl, fully equipped, eX-
ira tires, extra rims, three spare tubes,
Bosch magnetic system, new Raphael
carbureter: Will lie sold very reason
able. \. D. TherouX, 81 Franklin ST,
City maT12d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-17

TO RENT-From April LIST, cottage
house of nine rooms at 80 East Town
St, with all conveniences and garage.
Inquire of t. j, Wattles, 274 Broadway.
mar10d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-17

WANTED-Your orders for rag
rugs; by tearing or cutting your rags
70 inch, can have nice rugs made from
them. For information, address r. w.
Mcclure. No. s. r. F. D., Norwich, or
Phone 1875. Get your orders in early.
marl0Q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
IN REPLY TO ATTACK
,Df KANSAS GOVERNOR

N Members Of the virginia deiesaa"''
h ~ tha Southern Cotton convention
hich VAS hela last February, were
y64terday advised hv Colonel Leroy
HODGES. secretary TO the governor
that their commissions have been co"
4txnsd 10 cover an important sp'ihS
gathering of the cotton men. "h'cn
hae been called for May IA. Is ana
sit, In New Orleans,
The virginia delegates are; John =
1anEins norfolk; Thomas WHITE
Naeersburg; John IL. RODGERS Ne 90
6nik. Tohn u Piuner. SufFolk J. w
perry. Norfolk Frank, T PiunIn err
@e3ershurg: Fergus Reid Norio,r'
Rnhcrt 4. Martin. Petersburg; :
Harris. Nert,ik: A. z, Thorn'ff'f'
Bent creek. and sidney Green Peters
hnrK
White information e ti9e exact 7uT-
Dcs< CT rhs convention IN the matter
IL the attack snAje by Governor a.
ler. of Kansas on the cotton men :
ssrxansra;sea, a7d ere INDUSTRY II rep
rerenss. il Tot available at this TIME.
II il said that prominent ffs*tfsFlefs Va
tAes convention. representing south
Carniira and ousssAna. ~}3 rePy IA
kind 10 wha. tNsy are understood :,
hare denounced as "slanGeroas "uu
Hssr,as,s rr,Tsre r-ess r ta:ion made by
the Kansas executive
rha. resolutions will he adopted ny
the convention. IN which charges %
sensational character VIII be mace. -
regarded RS . soregoue ccac iusl@n' ile
.iser,d ..-sssnssrous assault IS sener-
affr Accept. as the reason for as
seynbllrr tne eotton convention this
month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Il SUCCESSFULLY PASS
PHARMACY EXAMINATION

The state board Of pharmacy mas
announced the following as having
successfully passed examinations io,
registered ,harmacists and registered
assistant pharmacists:
Rexistered--R. L. Ogg. LyncnourE
II r. station. Roanoke; Charles u
white, Johnson City, Tenn 'eorse
~ MeIcher. portsmouth,: Gregory M
Hen. Norfolk: s. G. Brooks tHites
Nfates Navy Medical school Washing
ton. D. c.; c. C. Weinstein. Baltimore,
Ma
Registered assistant-A. Nc. Ritseh.
Covington: r. r. Webb. Norfolk
Henry Topp, Portsmouth: r, n. Par
tin. jr., Petersburg; b. X Netnkeh'
baltimore, Nd. +. J. Brftton. R'ch-
nnond: r. 4. Jennings. Richmond; r.
r. Furry, Rr,dpewater.
denominations are held In Richmond
On the third Tuesday and WEDNESDAY
81 January, July. and October, and or
the Tuesday ard Wednesday fohoW'
I'M the fourth Monday in April
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

The navy's borrowed eyes are be-
flair returned TO those who loaned them
III the outbreak of hostilities with Ger
fnAxiy. The navy department sent out
IL Call two years ago for all types OF
NED giaAees, 10 be used for the period
~ &hoe emergency and then returned 10
~ 6onorA Accompanying each or
4ho returned glasses is a beautifully
engraved parchment bearing h
thanks OF the navy department for the
loan. Captain f. H. Harris. OF this
caty, who responded TO the appeal
EARLY In the war. has received his
loaned glasses together with the GER
tidcAte of thanks. signed by Franklin
b. Roosevelt, assistant secretary Of the
navy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Lay on Men Al shops.

A. the result OF a general order
affecting all Eastern lines OF the
southern railway. about ! 8
1nSehAnics. laborers and helpers will
- laid of to-day at the southern
a1S96o. II is not thought that these
2n66 viii remain idle long. however
GoAotruction helpers are in demand
- the government boiler. just be-
49, south Richmond. which will need
sHkUlD6 mechanics, Is nearing COM
aA6 night. to eelcet delegates to the
r2Gf1ou.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
CAPTAIN PETERS TO
RETURN THIS MONTH

Councilman r. L Peters Yesterday
reeeived a cabiegram from his son.
CAntain JAn1es f. Peters, OF Company
IliAth infantry, Twenty-nlnth di-
v4non (Hichmond Grays), stating ina.
10 would leave France for tne tnl'eo
atntse on May 5th. He expects 10 De
= home two weeks later.
Captain Peters started IN inc wal
- lieutenant In Company Is, h'ch-
,.nr6 f;rays and was promoted to
~ captaincy OF Company ], for
Aeavery and gailantry in action. he
va eeverly wounded and gassed, but
Il now ali right
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
G1AHT BONE FROM SHEEP
IN STUDENTS LEG

& n. Stewart. Of this city, who is a
6tu1ont at the American School of
in kirksville. Mo, tells of
~ 1nfefeafiLg operation performed
3Eoeo recently. A buck sheep. it seems,
41Uks the leg OF student, George
49, A few weeks later ram Of
1lhaS. animal. which Mr.. Hoy had
Hnm9ht with him to school. was killed
80 pioce Of the Sleeps bone was
n3sod on his own leg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

visory board are hereby declared 70
be the compensation to BE- allowed any
and al OFFICERS and employees for ser-
vices rendered In the officas and posi-
ticns designated for the fiscai year end
ing January 81. 1920. and shall not b.
Increased during SAID year except In
the mode prescribed by the city char
ter.
I. Tho appropriations herein shall be
deemed to be the limit OF amounts to
be expended by any committee, board
or head of department. resnActiyaiy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
OAkWO0O MEMORIAL
SPECIAL SERVICES

lakewood Memorial association will
hold It's Memorial ceremonies at the
Third Christian church, Twenty sixth
and Marshall streets, May 4. 1919. at
o'clock p. M. Tho pastor. Rev. Jas
o. Helsabeck. win deliver the memo
rial address
r. f. Lee camp, Pickett camp. all
Confederate organisations. and the
public are cordially invited to be pre-
sent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

except By ns1s psesoGSb4d ~ the char
ter. and that Tor any expenditures
made BY any committee, board or head
Of department In excess Of the appro-
priAtions hersin. the city OF Richmond
shall be held In no wise responsible.
5. All ordinances or resolutions In
conflict with the foregoing are hereby
repealed.
g. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after 80 passage and apply
Tor tho fiscal year beginning February
l. 1918
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

- Is pespare their own
oapt,ne mostly OF yester.
Mad. dried sausAsss' ena
enlm0n. Everywhere tne
xoree OF walters. chamoer
Nm hoys and other empiosss
80. The guests nade hrn
Nm and cleaned their own
w subway was closed to the PUG
All stations were occupied Wy
SA6ilitAry to enable swift tfanspo
<neoa u troops to any quaf'er Va
So city ia the event of trouble
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Insurance Company Licensed.

The Star Life Insurance company
incorporated. OF Baltimore, was yes
terday licensed by the state depart
ment of insurance to do business II
Richmond. The company. which II
a new one, is capitalized at $4,000
and will do a general life and sicl
benefit insurance business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
CONTINUED FROM Page Ons

pie Graves of the most prominent editors and newspaper
writers in America. and speaker of note will address meet
of business at o'clock this afternoon at the Business
Mems club Herbert W. Jackson chairman Of the committee
Will preside at the meeting which is expected to attract
large attendance since Mr. Graves has special message
deliver to the commercial world of the city.
Elaborate plans have been made for demonstration at
$3.50 clock this afternoon in the yard Of ST. Johns Epsco
pal church. where Mr. Graves and Captain Harold NJ Gaop
foremost American her who from September
1917 until after the armstce signed will speak within
sight OF the in the famous old church where Patrick Henry
delivered his immortal challenge the auocracies of the
world
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
ANEUAI MEETING OF THE
HOLLYWOOD ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting OF the Holly
wood Memorial association VIII be
haa6 At the Young Womans Christ
"a association tomorrow morning at
III o'clock. Annual reports and the
0aocfton OF officers will embrace the
hnnaneae In hand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Wersolk Federal Court Term.

IL IL United States district court at
DeQg4elk viii begin the regular May
1m next Monday United States
Sr1npk &Atecrney Hiram Smith will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
AIR CIRCUS AT FAIR GROUNDS.

Loan headquarters also made public plans for great air
circus and demonstration at the Fair Grounds after
noon which promises to be the most thrilling exhibition
staged here AT least six airpanes from Langley field led by
Lieutenant George ACE, and Scout type sin
gleseater from Boiling field will perform the latest spins
loops and dives for the purchasers of victory notes
Gates to the grounds will be thrown open oclock and
the flying is scheduled to continue from to 430 The grand
stand will be open the public and special will be
operated to handle the crowd The infantry band
from Camp Lee viii concert and exPresdent William
Howard Taft who will visit Richmond tomorrow expected
to make short talk from the stage in front the stand The
public viii be permitted to inspect the planes until $50 O'Clock
As part of the program, flights Richmond will be
given to the purchasing the largest amount of bonds and
the selling the largest number of bonds The planes
expected to arrive in the city about 10 O'Clock
morning although the exact hour dependent upon their de-
arurc and the conditions of the air. which prevent fast
flying
More enthusiasm displayed at the meeting in the Bust
Mons club yesterday than has been witnessed in the city
for months Sergeant Bridges veteran and
Der of that group Of Americans that the first heavy''
screaming into the German lines enthused his audience by
mixture Of serious and humorous sidelgh the He
followed by Captain Gaop who brought tears to the
of by his stories of wonderful herosm the part Of
the Americans Short talks during the meeting also
made by John NJ. Miller Jr. and F. w Robertson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02


Howitzers armory--A m cunt esti-
mated to. complete contract OF J. T.
Nuckols. $7353397.
Pond issues--balance unexpended--
Construction Of Robert r. Lee school,
$2s.527,ss.
Survey, southside. sssa44
Onening streets for sewers. etc,
Northside, s1o.e1.
Fire engine house site. West End
st. 900 90.
Boulevard to Ginter Park and North
side. s3o.ss.
Installation of electric lights. etc,
Sa2.s1.
Construction OF sewers and sewer
connections. S64.74s.0l.
Second police station. 41e1.07.
Shockoe creek Improvement. $s.S4S.79.
Water works nume. including right
Of way, 42s.466.s4.
Water works mains. tl0,2441S.
city storehouse. as,s2ss5.
Repairs to Ninth-Etreet bridge, $3.50.
Gas works mains and improvements.
$.sso.so.
Gas works-high pressure main.
HI7415.
Electric plant, improvements and ex-
tensions. i2.s<s.s2.
rmrroveme Of Marshall park, 81
4Io4s
Total. s1s5,n51s
Total appropriation. $500. so8.71.
Grand total of appropriations, IS. 6o4.-
o1ss2
Provided that the foregoing appro-
rriat'ons 10 military organizations and
outside charities for maintenance shall
be paid in quarterly instaliments
II Is further provided that no DEPART
rnent OF the city shall expend during the
hrst half OF the year sum exceeding
one-haif OF the amount appropriated for
the year.
3. The salaries herein fixed by the
heads OF the departments of the city
government and approved by the "a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-24
AT
Fl. BARRACKS
LOSE TO CAMP
SEVEN ROUND GAME YESTER
DAY AFTERNOON WAS WIT
MESSED BY LARGE NUMBER OF
FANS

Gunner Baldwin's Camp Bennett
baseball team went over To Fora
Barrancas yesterday and cleaned lIp
the soldiers in a neat game ending
with the long end of the = To / score
in their favor \ great crowd wit
messed the battle and the game which
was about the best 50 far played this
season. only went for seven rounds
The work of the Camp Bennett bat
terry. Grimes on the mount and Laugh
lin behind the bat. was the feature of
the game. Grimes struck out twelve
ana gave out no passes for first base
lie has good delivery, lots of speed
and holds up under the strain. Laugh
lin, as receiver, does lust what he
is supposed 10 do and plays consistent
bail. This battery put up a good gam,
and Gunner Baldwin expects great
things Of them before the season Is
over.
t'reck. at first base for tho Rem
nettites. was hurt sliding in the hag
ami had to retire. however. tho in
Jury Is not serious and he Will be in
the line UP for the next game
Steindecker. for the soldiers played
wonderful game in left field ana
made a couple of brilliant catches. He
figured in a double play from himself
to Craig to Welsh. \ fielder fis.tr-
ing a in double play is very. seldom
in professional ball and the exec1l-
ton Of this play Yesterday showed
that he has a world Of speed.
Freck and T.aughlin of the Ben
nettites lead with the stick. each get
ting two clean hits. Gunner Baldwin
wants to hear from teams in the sur
rounding vicinity and if arrangements.
can be made. will play with the pen
sacola High School Wednesday after
noon.
The box score.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-24
COMPLAIN ABOUT
THE OPERATIONS
OF A STRANGER

Colgate & company, the widely
known soap and perfume manufac-
tGfrers. New York city, in a personal
letter TO Chief Of Police Ellis, tells of
complaints which have been received
from two victims in Pensacola of the
late operations of stranger, who,
representing himself as special
agent Of the company. has succeeded
in getting money on fraudulent or ler@.
Mrs. Wilson. Of South Spring street
and a Mrs Freeman. Of East Wright
street are the ladies who have com
planned TO tho head offices OF the op-
erations Of the stranger, and state
that orders for goods. on which they
had made payments Of froe onc-third
to one-half with order have thus far
been untitled
The company asks Chief of Police
Ellis to look out for and arrest this
fndividHal whom. they state. is un-
authorized and who is fraud of the
first water They want him taken
into custody and the head offices no.
titled. and if This is done. they prom
iSt. the very strongest prosecution of
him They also asked that the police
chief inform the public Of the opera
tions Of this individual. ana to reques,
that he he reported in case of further
attempts to dupc the people Of PEN
saCola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-24
NUMBER BATRERS
AT BAYVIEW PARK

Adozen or more young mon. who
evidently could not wait for the Open
ing of the park. took advantage Of
he fine weather yesterday and aAou.
roontime donned bathing suits and
Nlunged into the water at Bayvie,<.
here We're but two first who ven
ured in. and when these persons in
'orned the interested crowd OF spec
ators that the water was as warm
: In July" they soon had plenty of
'ompany.
Manager Stage and his helpers are
-orking hard to get the park in good
hape for il is expected that a record
rowd will be catered to in the APP
reaching season. The manager LAYS
is not unusual TO see swimmers in
he water from day TO day and as c7e
Gather continues TO get warmer, the
>sort is already taking on a popula =,
not looked for this early In the sea-
n. Ladies and some children nave
read" been seen in the water tA.is
III. - NC season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-24
MOTHER N-IAW is
PROSECUTOR
OF SON-IN- Law

CHARGED with the offense of assau'.
and battery, Charles +. Brown colore}
has been arrested by county officers an
lininerv trio. Hi aHeg2-: ,.ctim
ltl- mother-in-law and. as she is al
5 ciaimed. are quite serious Whe'
perutv Hall talked with heE, she in
formed him that Brown : assault on he
IVES very vicious and that shei wante.
him handled 10y the courts asI fast 4
possible.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-24
RHEUMATICS
ATTENTION
Stop Paying Out Money
for NOstrums, Baths
or Liniments Which
Can't Cure You.
Try the Prescription of a Fam
Gus Specialist. C-2223 1t
Don't Cost Much - Our
Home Druggists Can
Supply You.

If YOU suffer the agonies Of rheu-
natism. or lame back aching joints
and bones. swollen muscles, distorted
or bent finger. sudden pains attacking
YOU most any time then take the pre-
Scription of a famous specialist meant
for just such a condition. It is known
~ our home prescription druggists by
the number C-2223 Directions for
home treatment and dose pasted on
the bottle. This prescription lC2223)
s liquid and one of our down town
druggists explained that it drains out
of our system all the poisons. uric
acid and impurities which cause rheu-
ma tism. besides it purifies and en-
riches the blood. Thousands of re-
stored patients give a living witness
If the wonderful curative powers OF
C2223 for rheumatism. so it seems
we'll worth while trying, especially as
our home druggists viii give us back
even the small fee charged for the
Prescription C-2223 if it don't help us
any
NOTICE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-24
ort Barrancas.
Summary

Scorers, Malone Baldwin; umpireS
oswald, De AIlembert.
Two base hits. Jenkins. Laugtlin.
Hits off Dodson. :; Wampler. 3:
Grimes 1. Sacrifice hits. F'rick. stolen
bases. craig. / Wampler, >; Grimes.
l; Grant, l. Double plays. SteindeCker
70 Craig to Welsh First base on balls,
Dodson. >. Hit by pitcher. Dodson, :.
struck out by Dodson =. Grimes. -.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-24

Your income tax goes 70 the cost
of war that has brought rs p.tcs
and victory. Have YOU paid ii
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-24

Even taxicabs have gone up In
Paris. They're now allowed - cen
times additional charge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-24
NOTICE.

If perchance your own cruggfS,
can't supply YOU kindly give us his
name by writing to ,,-2223 I.abora-
tories. Memphis. Tenn. ADV.