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Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DEPT

Clearance Prices Are "Way Dowa' INFANTS COTTON HOSE in black. white or ian, of the regular 29o quality. SALE PRICE 25c RIBBED COTTON HOSE FOB CHILDREN. Black or white stockings in sizes to 9I2 All regular stock-
 Value ................-..,...sALE PRICE 35c. Value ......................SAL5 PRICE 4oo Value soc. SALE FSICE 42c WoMEN's BURsoN MADE HOSIERY in . reg uIar winter weight. Back and white only. Sold regularly for 39c... SALE PRICE for s1.oo WoMENs BLACK SEAMLESS COTTON HOSE pair. ...,....... SALE PRICE 85o WoMEN's FULL FASHIONED SILK Li8LE HOSE in black only. Sizes 81a to 10, Resu- lar s5c quality y.................- SALE PRICE 65c guRsoN HOSE IN BRONZE AND BROWN either lisIe or silk iisIe fnsh Regular 50c-
 SALE PRICE 42c 5oo SILK LIsLE HOSE of light weight n black only......-....... ....--....-. SALE PRICE 39c WonEN's SILK AND FIBRE HOSE with mock seam. Will wear we'll. We have t:,ern in 'ar n'r'p prce s'sg s1.s5 9'0v' . SALE PRICE s115 woMENs OUT SIZE BuRsoN HOSE with haIf-white sole. Regular price 5oo- FULL FASHIONED OUT SIZE HOSE oi black cotton with haif-white sole, Re99i IT 85o quality ty....-........-.-.., SALE |1ioe o9e cHiLDRENss HARVARD MILLS UNDERWEAR Either medium weight or 7eeced cotton vests and drawers, priced according to size from 65c to 95c a garment
 SALE PRICES FROM 57c to 87c CHI DRENs HARVARD MILLS WOOL MIXED UNDERWEAR-both vests and drawers. Dur ina the sale we w sell them For just 1Oc less than the regular price for each garment. cHlLDREN's UNION SUITS REDUCED 15c FROM
 REGULAR PRICE OF sur cHILDREN's WOOL UNION SUITS REDUCED 2oc
 FROM REGULAR PRICE OF SUITS HARVARD MILLS UNDERWEAR FOR Wo- MEN, Splendid medium weight vests, drawers and tights of fine cotton
 Reuuar szes-vaIue SALE PRICE e5c Extra sizes-value St.35..........SALE PRICE $1.15
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
UNION

Mrs. Hattie Phillips of South bridge visited her sister. Mrs. G. L. Baker the first Of the week.
 Miss Louise Burnham of South bridge entertained a party of friends at her cottage, Saturday evening.
 A good number of books is being added to the Public library this weel:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
ASHFORD

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Bennett at tended the state grange sessions held in Hartford last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harlow Scott visited Sunday at Samuel Bates.
 Dwight Wells who had his finger taken of at the Day Kimball hospi-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24

New Britain-A meeting of all re- turned Polish soldiers who served in the war; will be held Sunday after neon in the Polish School hall, when the formation of a permanent organi- zation will take place.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
Gletown.

l Thomaston-The Thomaston Mfg Co. has purchased the property ovnel | by George P, Bradstreet on Electric avenue, opposite the Connecticut Power Co. station, and will break sround for new factory at once.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24

same kind of a clause jn his ap pointment.--Hartfor Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT
CoIored Wash Fabrics at Sale P


 SALE PRICE t5o 2sc APRON GlNeHAM of Amoskeag and Ian caster makes. SALE FRlGE GoS PERcALE of fine quality in both light and dark coIorines. Yard wide. SALE PRICE 25e 42c DRESS PERcALEs of the finest grade. yard wide and in both light and dark col brings .'.SALE PhiCs 5oe 35c OUTING FLANNEL in stripes, checks and piaids ..........,..............S SALE PRICE 2c 3ec OUTING FLANNEL in excellent stripe pat terms .........................sAL SALE PRICE 35c' 49c OUTING FLANNEL-the very best quality
 SALE PRICE 4se 3sc DUekLiNG FLEECE........ssLE PRICE 29c 45c EDEN CLOTH in flannel effects for wasts and shirts ts.........-....-.'...S SALE PEtGe ase 45c VELTtNA FLEECE-a very fine flanneIette m solid coIors. .................S SALE PRICE 35e 5so MERcERizED COTTON PoPLlN in black and all the best coors. SALE PRICE 45e asc DRESS eINGHAMs in stripes, checks and pIads-aIso solid ooIors ..>.., SALE PRICE 29e DOMESTIC DRESS eINGHAMs of the best grade in handsome plaid patterns, value 45c yard -.........................s SALE PRICE 35c ZEPHYR DRESS GINGHAMs of excellent qua- ity. A soft finish, 32nch gngham in a plete line of styles and coorines, value 49c-
 SALE PRICE 39c 45o MADRAS and PERcALE of the finest quail ty Two widths-32 and 36 inches. For waists dresses and mems shirts MDDlE AND ENDURANCE CLOTH of the right weight for chiIdren's wear. CoIors in
 39c quality. .......................SA SALE PRICE Z9e 45c quality. ..................'....9A SALE FHtCE oSc GENUINE sERPENTINE CREPE in solid coiors and kimona designs, value 35c. SALE PRICE 2eo 2so COTTON cHALLIEs-a yard wide 35c FLANNELETTE in a good variety of styles. All yard wide.... SALE PRICE 29c
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
20. Iahnss Sum aaer school

The third annual session 81 the ST.
Johns College samaner School VIII
open t0 receive students On Wednes
day, Jane IS. All classes will meet
daily Monday 70 F'riday Inclusive. On
SATURDAYS 10 class exercises will be
held. but opportunities viii lie pro-
Yified for excursions, hikes. boating
parties and for other forms of reerea-
ton 81 Johnss Is admirably located
and Offers q rare opportunity to com
hine TIE pleasures Of sssfaIHer camp
witla the heneists and Inspiration of i
Summer school Of superior grade IN
napolis With its beantifal water sitaa-
tioRf its historic residences and i1uiiA
ings. it, colonial houses. its Naval
Academy. its aearness to baltimore.
Washington and Camp Meade. is one
og the most attractive places inagin-
able for summer students
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
ANOTHER LANDMARK
or THE REVOLUTION
PASSES AWAY SOON
Hlfforle Hotel ai Chester, pa 10 he
Raxed mra Modsrn ssae Erected
IN sha Mia.


Another landmark Of George Wash
lngton Ii ID 30 into the discard Tho
historic Washington house. Noted as
a hotel since 1916, Is to " torn down
as soon aa prohibition becomes effect
i've. III is announced. lii tts place will
ii erected il modern hotel. oiliee build
ing and theater
The place Id alled with remini.
eencea 81 Washington and Heyoiu-
tionary times Washington retreated
HI II after disaster of SSrandywirle. a
bronze tablet reads I'll this room
september 81, i777, Washington wrote
tho only report u the battle Of
Brandywirle 4
Previously washington had been q
guest in this hosiery, then known IS
the Washington Arms. and again,
when making the journey from Wash
lngton Id New York when biz was
elected President. He, with his retlnuc,
had breakfast In the hotels dining
room. TO commemorate this event
the Daughters III the American Revo.
luton erected tablet reading
This marks this house as the place
where Washington wrote 81 midnight
the only report esst he battle of Brandy.
vino, September IA. i777. Hero Wash
ington also received the congratnias
tiona 81 the people III Chester upon HIS
election aa the FIRST President Of the
United states, April ~. 1883
After the evacuation of pliladei
plaia By the British army tho name of
tho hotel was changed to the Wash
ington House. On each occasion when
Washington stopped 1t the hotel the
best room Iii the house vas placed III
his disposal The flilo mahogany
tItalrs which werc III this room, arc
still preserved us historic relics.
When Washington departed from
Chester for New York Tor his inaag
uration ceremony he rode splendid
white horse, the gilt of tho citizens Of
ltarhy. Pa, nearby AS HI rode away
he passed the Piow ard Harrow Inn.
winch had the reIsaatati ION az being the
BEST kcps tavern IA the colanlcs There
II was thai I.afaycfsc's wounds were
dressed by Mary German on the night
.of the battle of Brandy wine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
The Rural Mall

There's little gray box 1t The end Of.
the lane
That leads to the little gray cot.
And the little old man with the little
old team
Comes jogging along with j trot
He stops Al The box AZ the end of the
lane.
Aud HE puts III 4 letter or two
And Il il VAS not for the rural mail
man.
Pray WHIST II tho worla would We do'
on. inc little gray box Il the end q
the lane
Sits dreaming and dreaming AZ
day;
Till Ii lears the hoof beat o. the old
read again
All the carrier drives on his way.
The little tin 6ag goes up with q click
no show them i letter a there.
And the little gray cot sends mes.
senger quick
10 bring il with speed and With
care.
III winter or summer and autumn and
spring
The little gray box By the gate
Sits here la tiic shadow Or sits d the
sun
With patient cent cntanenf t0 wait,
And II he goes hs with 40 letter te
leave.
II waits till tomorrow again
Whom he comes with iog Ger the
miles 81 His route
Al thcy Wlnl by The cate and the
lane.
af the quiet still country the box 81 &
part.
we would miss ii indeed, from Ii.
post,
Ana inc little old carrier jogging
along
Mid the sunlight as soft III \ ghost
The robins salute him when cherries
are ripe
And the bees hum welcome ah
me!
How lonely our lie II the country
my love.
without inc old rural f ~
F'olger AfckEnsey
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
Al VOL ATTON OP THE STATE
CONSTITUTION

III iY1s address nt the Inauguration Of
the state ferry To the Eastern shore
yeslersiay. Mayor strange made III ex-
eellcns pOiilt when HE declared that the
establishment ~ the service had ans
weged the only serious argument for
placing the Offices ef any branch Of
the State government outside ii An.
napolIs. As Mayor Strange stated,
Inc Constitution declares Annapolis
flie capital and clearly indicates that
state business Il ID Be transacted here
only.
The argument 10 which tho mayor
referred WAS based on the alleged dir.
fcuity II coaching Annapolis from
points Oh the Eastern shore With the
ferry service, Annapolis can bc reach
ed Two hours earlier than can Balti-
more from almost any point In that
section Clearly, Al the city's chief
executive says, there II no more ex-
cuae for the violation 81 tho spirit Il
the Constitution.
Annaplitans haye naturally sise-
ciai Interest Ii seeing that Annapolis
gets what belongs 10 II, but there are
other excellent reasons which should
appeai Ia citizens generally There
III nj reason Why state business
should Ne transacted III The metropo.
iis DC tho state, hnt many good ones
Why II can be handled better ID the
peace and quiet Of smaller COM
nunity
But the big reason tor the osaerv-
anco III Tho spirit of the Constitution
IL that failure Il do 10 begets lack
q eonsideEetion for law and consti-
tuted authority more than anything
else can do The State ran hardly
make strong appeal ii the cons
sciences IL It's citizens when Iss high
est officials either violate IT'S flnda-
mental law az permit lis violation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE SEVERN IMPROVE
MENT ASSOCIATION


severn River improvement Asso
citation held their annual meeting last
night and banquet iii sasvei Hall
There werc forty member present
THAT legislative aiti Is the ~ slsssr so
luton of the construction III lilensoF
jill bridge across severn river As sug
gested by Pembroke Al Mornbie, pres
ident 81 the Severn River Improve
ment Association, WAS the weight ef
lie rcnlasks III Governor HarriRgt IN.
who as 4 gaest 81 honor, spoke The
Governor. as we'll as President Nosas
BILE, who read his annual repoFi before
tic meeting. directed attention q the
fact that there il available for =
bridge over tho severn an approprist
ton hy tho state of 100000, but the
Governor said that such a bridge as
III wanted. combination structure for
railway and vehicle traiTie, would cost
fully s7e0,O00 iii view Of The high cost
BIT labor and materials that now pre-
vail.
The bridge would be q memorial 20
Maryland's sons who gave their lives
for victory iii the world. according 70
the proposal Of MI. Nonbie and he
suggested that the funds III the hands
III the Council of Defense might be
drawn on to help meet the amount
needed. The Governor, however. said
these funds were appropriated by the
Legislature for var purposes and not
FOR memorials Preceding the ban,
qneE the business meeting Of the as
ISOLATION VAS held and resulted in The
election 81 the following officers Pres
ident, Pembroke M Nonble vice
president, William Fl Marcy Annapo-
lis; treasurer Harry 9. Riggs secres
tary, 81 i. Clark.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
two nApV.AEv

To tie New York newspaper which
permits an unsaeslly controYersy II
iss columns as 10 the relative value
1T the services Of tho Catholic and
Protestant chaniains during the war.
ind ii those Who are slilg part Ill
I'll. ID commended talk wtth almost
any man 81 the 18th infantry. relas
tive TO the Two young men who served
them Ii this capacity. Reynolds, y
Methodist pastor. and Mclaughlin. Il
priest or the Catholic chnrcl.
They Rere all rIslll Is the phrase
in which almost any al the nlen ~ the
10Th, i hard fighting and gailant rcgi-
mont. reply u both their chaplaIns,
aud praise from such men neaas
sossselhing. Those who delight ii the
signs 81 better feeling among al the
followers aT the Master, viii dslight
iii thu picture pf these two IF His
faithful servants. running MI kinds of
risks without thought Of their own
safety. Id suecor the Wounded and
bring back the dead. ana then join
ing III INC service which committed
their bodies so the earth md their
souls ID their God
No one ever thought d drawing 4
comparison between Chaplain Rey-
nalds. the Protestant and Chaplain
Melnugalin the Catholic. They wore
ire same uniform and thes served the
same Master. and both knew that He
demanded tho utmost they had % give.
aud that they served Tim when they.
served those who needed them Faith
.ers and mothers VINO had boys IN the
s1l5lh were happy III having two such
men "a Be with their sons, and the
nlsn al the 1i5tll have 4 broader and
better idea of true service and trae.
religion IS having known them and
seen them II times when the real
tests III men we're applied
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
TIM Il GO EMIT BY
TON u AND PEs
81

.@ay aroubse abort the gEnnEme
Particularly foolish III the brutal
III Nlth which biz employers sreat
wonsen, gixiag them cause Tor Just
recruitment i street railway system
having posted ~ IA rs ears praise
og women and their devotion - var
time, nov discharges them hundreds
al lime The order is clear them
ont
A raiivaad II diSeRaTging All IL
women, having u1ed them when they
sore necessary ami osYers as excuse
Tor = laoicauie discharges the fact
thaf III oaa caee slsere MAS wreck
III grade crossing whore woman
vas the hatcher There have i,een
ssreclss ii dozens III grasie crossings
whore men we're watching thai did
not bring aiseuf tie dssrharEG Of all
The nleg
Heads ~ indnssSy and employers
generally ought ~ knew filat woluesl
form public opinion Ii This c0nntry
The man talks On gac street CORNER,
I,sst some wornasi pats Into his head
that nhcus which Ne talks
Instesd ii dlaeitaygiag all The 40.
men son cnr, to make room Tor men,
strain posnt and soc Il L ism pos
ssllie 10 make rousn fey tiss men and
tile women
Thero are Iss.o00 Idle men ~ one
American city aioslc. aad tiseFe ere
ffsousaYsds IL contractors that can.
not get risn "a do their work. II
would 10 wise slol % iet that attua.
tlon get any worse. " IL for those
THAT made the profit 70 protect Y ly
protecting The workers. washing
ton Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
VALE CoNFERS DEGREE
ON ADMIRAL SIMS, u s. n.

Il is probable that III the history 'f
vale there never has been i more re-
narkable commencement week demon
stration than that which developed
"wednesday, when Rear Admiral vii
liam Sims. Lieutenant Jean Julien
I.cn,nrdarlt, oE the French army and
sOrville wright were given three 81 the
thirteen honorary degrees which Yale
congers this year The grtat asidie ne 81
Y hlcn fhronged Woalsey Hall TO IFS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
NAVAL OFFICIALS
AGAIN URGE NEED
or LARGER FUNDS

Hearings on tho annual naval ap-
preparation bin wpte begun Mednes.
ias 81 the senate Naval CoFanistee
with tlse naval ogsicsals prepared ID re,
new their arguments Tor increased
appropriations for aviation operations
and other activities.
Rcpr Admiral AlcKeasl, acting chief
aof operations, tic slrss witness, flea
eIarea that unless an increased per
seemed wfga authawizes radical
changes In tale dspas snents plans for
the peace inc orga nization III The
feet wopId be necessary
Yase department has planned, Y
he said. IL keep 90 hatalcship
in full comm is ion, Is cruisers
ls2 siestroyers, $50 submarines lie
sunhoats, 81 sweepers. 90 subchasars
and 100 miscellaneous craft Approx
itnately Toe 600 men would be needed
81 man these ships alone
0ur algnres 81 o.e0e ID October
1. $2a5 .0aa to January 1 ard s2ss0 Gee
] hereafter were hased On what VII s:ssls
stdercsl was the minimum requir0-
ments. Any reducetxn from these flg
nres wsal decreases i'As lesency % the
iavy 7here's ~ dsaDt akeut that
TEhe wear aaa taaF an sha SHIPS has
seen heavy. the aamirsI said otseet.
ng 10 the asa 81 lsatsaeshipr IS trans
loxss neg have leesl wosssesa ron.
inssosssiy II shnar lsmait sgseksd of %
lurance and sometimes they hare
sscen forced To 30 beyond their limit
vii cost consiA erable q repair.
hers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

JOAN Martin. Haasleal dirsrtng. VIII
Is repeated tonsgs.s, and Il weli rorsh
seeimg Those who did aos attend last
night performance should Rot miss
t0zsghs she very best amateur show
given here. and giyen exclusively ay
women anoklaeT forrefuI argument fer
aaserAse in Maryland.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
HOSPITAL BOARD
ELECTS NEW d EN- p ERS
leontsnasd from Page onel

.sras xfisa eleanor Saffer who Il act
,nr superintendent and Head Nurse.
a,,a II giving ABSTRACTION III that capa-
city xiii probably serve until he rss
urn of MISS Margaret Wohlgeinuth.
MO was former superintendent. and
resigned lo 20 oyerseas i y 4 iSee s'ross
Surse viii again assume the SUPER
fntendency On October first
The meeting va i very harmonious
one ana full III business The nexl
hospital board meeting vii oe hsta
iae first THURSDAY In July
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
ned shafts

M
Nobody ieyss nsn who looks like
i yessea interest Philadeiphia Pub
& Ledger
10 empire of blood ana iron Will
now sNeas blood and gaaw Iron
syas hiugtoa Post.
Rerlin seems ready to sign dec.
laraiion ii lmpuaence Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
Kaiser Going Home After
Treaty ii Signed SAYS ! headline
His home III the Old World or the
next PAilaaelphsa Record
Before he Price u cafTee goes ans
higher cana the Ifnited states assume
i mandatory over Mocha and lava -
Philadelphia rsabiic Ledger.
Looks like cssa Of Lodge passing
the buck to Knox. Bosslng the raid On
fAe league 81 nations 4 j loo thar =
bound 10 50 begging Buffalo Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

capaci,y rose ami
minlit IS when dn,ti
ores and Mas sie, tl,,,,s.
French ofileer i.
which almost
able 30 tlluse BIZ,
his legs e'e wed
Colonel altt
nlonel IIarx
both III Whom
geons hi tt
given m o. tlfall
ville " riss Il,
dcnted il In lsys
sssIliIlic tils d
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

Wigg 81 don't believe iii dreams.
Dreana ar Lea wax Lots Ell
people VII Iie awake, TOO 4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

The hardest part about borrowing
II paying back especially where Dor.
E0wed trouble isscOncerned.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
non ii i TO LOAN
REMAND orr FRED

REWARD ssFFEREn Si1tH rewarst lor
information ieaatpE g tts56ssTy 81 sla
ftAl7. Sail mas club and siFlp8 iNss
eatixsss neal mast YrtistR Masstsspattls
siasne uelaware patntest eSsss assstsl tt sIa7;;
pssi iii sissMat, Inform EalllstfsE ssl !.
49, ssssss.s lis II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

by the the time Il Girl reaches is ig
he hasn't lost her heart shs begins ID
lose heart
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

You never ran tell II takes s Ger
tain amount 81 isdoEn for man To-
realize what fool nc Fl.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

Nd. Maud dear II sn,t because 81 the
holes that Swiss choose II considered
wholesome.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
i New [ laImARi knr

Recently iiltretilss
III the teaditig rs,
new eiainlaat 81
the Salad kiite aNa
Raisc salad ire jnf
featured slN lrinf
King III Rsitilpaf
delicious tas u All
ties which comm !.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
az
LOST

Lost Af Sg Johns Farewell Hall Topaz
did sold curved iI. Safety stigttli
Reward IL returned III 1T. Thomas Fell
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

As j general ihfff
are III odds eNpei
In getting even
watch yeisr
Slipped III eil lte
tilTe his good llllil4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

W .aSTEES---A gtrl for generai inllssypsk
Aigtly Mrs. oscar Sliasks, Nest u
jip.s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

Il i X II Il Do Il: IL 'TfAsTl.ES Positively io
sssI,.aYsing. Stamped addressed eIsse.
lat.p for particulars Mrs. MeiNcl, III 3
Lgeunfng ST.. Milliainspert. Isa. Jisssi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

FOX RIM onaF orfalIly furnished rooms
Apply - PRISE George 80. opposite
SarsSf Hail i1s-ei
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

F0R RENT lsseixissd aparfsarnta firc
rNofas ami bath gisd hns,g rrorDs and
hath Srd na9r llpiy 10 Prince George
st. 5fs-G
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

" 4 NfEIp--k maid for general htltse
wprk Aftpiy Pa Hanover 81 lias
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
FR RENT

EDR mFsNT ssu,nincr detached house
attrActIvely fisEisilca. s minutes walk
from Acasle5as tslaptse ss5s jtS-3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

yy4ANTE3,-- reliable MnniaI must be
good coSis Apply III Market Sc ssf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

III .ANTEIl--fsItl iii cock pr general huuas
werk. .ippIs Mrs. sie Nair. aiafslaI,sl
Aye. 1885,.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
MAJ ggl5s rg,Rp

FOX KEN isseIy furnished FooIu with
hoard Il slssirea, III pris Aae fa1aliy No
10 Box :aaE ll6-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
FOB SALE

FOK AEss-eIEansIsaine walnut sifeboarA
large kfstfs9si table, = itI.lg "a Mlss a fslFs
hari Hete Maryland. 49,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20

WANTED At snee II woman 10 esgak al,t
sln geileyAL house work Ia apartment
Appix Ig RrankIfn ST u s:s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-20
NAN 4 ! I. TED ].

Ia II Ff.Hy 'rn REN suinH llausss M
furnished III city Of ssihnFhss NJ &c
lslssa. State Trrasurvrs alliee. j1lsW