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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
KNIGHTS OF ooLuMBUs
 ENJoY MUSICAL PROGRAM

A varied and weli-arranged program was given at musicale in the k of C. home on Broadway Friday night with about 200 Knights in attendance.
 Professor Gob-o, and his native string orchestra from the Submarine Base gave several popular selections which went oyer big. A feature of their offering was clever clog dance by one of their number. Professor Gob-o Edward Seabrock) who is versatile performer. played on. violin guitar and several other instruments.
 William Donovan then gave When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" and Mother Machree" and received enthusiastic ap- plause Master Raymond Wood who has pleasing voice was heard ina"l Gather ed a Rose" and Garden of My Heart
 Professor Gob-ois s local trio. banjo. saxophone and piano. offered a few more popular numbers, including banjo soio by Mir. Seabrock.
 Norwich's favorite tenor. Edward Gen. nolly sang "T'di Build World in the Heart of a Rose and Boots and Sad dles." Ca soldiers farewelD by Dudley Buck.
 A promising pupil of Prof Frank L Farrell. Adolph DugsA played the follow ing numbers: Caprice Waltz, de Castro Prelude. op II, Chopin Prelude C Minor fA4CnIndnlOil ZaK-s 0uBo[ .GAOFfNA cacy of touch seldom heard in young p' anists and received much deserved ap- plause Barefoot Trail was pleasing ly rendered by Nicholas Spellmsn-
 Frank R. Murdy, a newcomer to Nor wich, who. is a baritone with finish and superb range, sang The King of th' Winds Crank David) and Farewell tc the Kings Highway, from The High waymsn.
 Much credit for the successful even ing is due the hard working committee composed of George F. Dolan, George F Farrell and Clarence Disco.
 Mr Farrell acted as mastor of cere moies introducing each performed witt a bright saying, disclosing fine tac and a ready wit. At the piano for the singers Prof. Hen ry La Fontaine proved himself a sympa thetic sccompanist. responding to the art ] ists' every mood. which was not a3pre ciated by the audience for it's true merit but nevertheless stands out as prom nent feature of each number.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
DONATIONS FOR MISSIONARIES 2.
 IN STATE OF WAsHrNcro> \

A donation party was the feature of the meeting held Friday afternoon at the Community, house on Church street by the missionary department of the wo- mans Guild of the United Congregation- al church. It gave pleasure to all to see the many gifts signifying the Chris1mas spirit that were brought. for the boxes to be packed for Rev. James Scervy. and Rev, Elias Bernstein with a family of four. These gifts were supplemented by money amounting to over $12o.
 The devotional meeting was led hy Mrs. Edward D, Fuller. Most interest," ing accounts of the home and foreign outlook were given, by Mrs. Emma Bixhy and Mrs. Will L. Stearns.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
SOCIAL PRoGKAMNE AT
 A. nH AUXILIARY MEETING

Ladies Auxiliary, Division 54 A. O. H., met in Buckingham Memorial on Thursday evening wsth the president Mrs. Mary o'Neil presiding. After rou- tine business. a social session was en- loved during which there were solos by Miss Celia Brock, Miss Helen o'Neil. Miss Alice velignayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John o'Brien and Mrs George Bellows.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
Minor Injuries to Boy,

Dr. E. H. Llnnell while driving past the court house Friday afternoon shortly after 3.3o o'clock struck boy. Andrew Wiscocki of 3s Washington street, knock Ing him down. Dr. Linnell stopped his car and picked up the boy md look the lad to his home. The boy WIS only slightly injured The accident was re- ported to the police.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
INSTANTLY KILLED IN .
 ACCIDENT AT B4KEfsFTEIn

Harry R. Stetson, ,s3s. son of MT. and Mrs. William stetson of 3 Peck street, was instantly killed atai Bakersfield Cal, in an automobile accident. last Tuesday. s.sSs
 Word of the fatality came to his par ents by telegraph, but without any par ticulars as. to the accident
 Mir. Stetson has. been away from this city for a number of. years and the sad news received Tuesday was the first they had heard of hsn. for the past four years He~was their only son :. M
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
CLOTHING WORKERS OF
 BOSTON VOTE sUPFoRI

Boston, Dec. 1o.-The Boston branch of the Anialganated Clothing Workers ,=i America at a mass meeting late today unanimously adopted a resolution pieiE- ing its members to support. defend and protect our organization. rights and working conditions against all attack. and declaring the organization will -ney- CT permit the restoration Of the ancien' rule of arbitrary power and swest-shoI conditions in our industry"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
DEALERS CLAIM LETTERS"
 # COVERED BY RrLIS


 Since the police raids in the search for whiskey and intoxicating liquor above the legal content of alcohol which ,haye resulted in several cases in the seizure of a certain brand of bit ters, the saloon keepers have been claiming that a ruling from the depart ment' at Washington gives them the right to have and dispense the bitters
 According to the labels on the bottles, the bitters in question Contains 1s per cept alcohol, but. the saloon. keepers say that the Washington ruling declares this make of bitters to be unfit for beverage purposes. jbVt it is ruled to be medicinal article The bitters. the dealers~say, has been sold to them with this guarantee based upon the Washing ton ruling and they also point to a spe- cial circular letter from Internal Reve- rfue Collector J. J. Walsh of Hartford upon the subject of these bitters, which takes them out of the alcoholic bever- age class. VI
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
REPORT s4.ece FOR SCOUTS .l
 IN OPPORTUNITY WEEK

With one more day left in Boy Scout Opportunity, Week, the reports Friday night were that Norwich will undoubt- edly reach the. desired s5,e00 that has been the aim of the work of the Scouts and those assisting them this week.
 The total returns up to Friday night were reported at s4,o6s.75, of which s57s5o had been the receipts on Fri, day. .....
 The team reports on cash and pledges were as follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
ceal Embarre Rulinr Remeved.

In view of the improved situation in coal Transportation, the New Haven road has removed it's coal embargo ruling. re. quiring all coal dealers to e.apty coal cars within 24 hours or be enloargoed by. the railroad. If the coal oeale-s abuse tie new freedom, the embargo Wilf again be slapped on, it was sa.d at tEc+ c+frclglitof ice. :.
 Coal dealers now vii have stthe same leeway of 4s hours as ot,ar, silippers n holding cars without cilarse. Alter e' i, at demurrage charges of g 2 Hay Will re applied for four days and s5 agdayf after that. r ss s,g.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
nrsk. oa .st.n. r..t.

:. A stone post at the corner of Uncas street and Lincoln avenue was broken of Friday evening about 6 o'clock when Wilbur sS., Williams of Uncas street ran his automobile into 1t. .; Rain on tae windshields made it impossible
 to see the post when he can.
 corner, Mir Williams said.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
Nct Jack Al,eoretti.

Jack Allegretti states that he is not connected with the saloon of Allegret- ti &. Co.,, at 1ss Franklin street, which was one of the places visited by the police Thursday. The place is now run, he says, by Samuel Vasinghiton.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
LIKENESS OF PET DOG
 CRENIATIn WITH MASTTH

Boston. Dec. 1o.-A dying wish Of Iouis Sumner Brown. Acknowledgements st the Massachusetts General hospital. who was known nationally in that science. was ob- dog Vic was oremated with his hody. The dog died recently. Funeral services for. Mfr. Brown had been held carrier Ia the day at the Bulfnch place church.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
wedding Announced.

< Cards have been received in this city from MT. and Mrs R. H. Curtis of D. C., announcing the mar riage of their daughter, MarthoIa Vir- g5niaa and George L. GrseLnial of Rich mond, Va, formerly of Norwich or Nov
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
Unclaimed Ic.r.-..

The list of unclaimed letters in Nor. wich. Conn. postofslce for the week ending Dec. Il, 1920. is as folloEs: Jennie, Dunion. Frank saano. Msry Thompson, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilbur.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

THERE S DO advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bulle- tin for business reSaltG
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

When a woman weeps scalding tears i,ie is boiling with rage.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
Shea News Bureau Magazine SpeciaHst !
 Union Square

WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi- ness before the nrhlic there is no nsdi- urn better than through the advertising esemnns of The Bunetin-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

Also full line of the best qualities ot Meat. A full line of Fresh Fruits and vsse. tables.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11
! Poiice Court Case

tave. ]. Caron at 5s2 North Main street was visited but nothing was found. Police Court Case.
 The case of Carl Karpinia, who was arrested Thursday evening in liquor raid, was continued in the city court on Friday until Dec Il.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

VIZ ADVERTISE EXACTLY AS IT 10 .Es
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

Orders Delivered Any Part of the City Telephone Orders Given Special Attention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29
MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Sept. 2g.-TiEhtcr
credits and other Indications OF trade
establishments provided the basis OF
another selling movement In the
stock market today. Sales approx
mated 100000 shares. The closing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

CHICAGO. sept. 2e.-cattle re-
celpts, 1900: Erassers and westerns
very slow: opening prices. $1,000
'tf.2b: very uneven choice Ulcers
strong: yehrlinEs higher; top yeari-
lnes, s1S.3b: choice steers. $1,000
iE.H; veal calves. tt7.0oq 1900
strong; grassy calves steady 20
stronger at sG.509i1.o0; bologna
bulls, $500 q 6.75: cnnner cows, tf.9o
.Q4.50. steady; butcher cows slow.
mostly $500 300: feeders weak;
stockers almost unsaleable; western
receipts. 5000.
Hog receipts. 1900; market SLOW
80 to IL cents lower tina yesterday =
average: lights on most; early top,
k1e.s bulk light and butchers.
SfB.S5 1885,; bulk packing aoWa'
si4.e0alf.9O; pigs. SO to 70 GEMS
sheep receipts. $4,000; fat lambs
slow. early sales steady; best west
erns held higher; top natives, $500
hulk, s12.OO M12.T5; Montana two
year-olds and yearling wethera high
err at $10.2b and SS.e5 respectively;
ewes steady: feeder lambs tendtng
lower; bulk around si3.O0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29
Producs

CHICAGO Sept. 29.-Dutter lower,
creamery 4fw57hc.
Eggs higher, receipts 11,6o2 cases,
flrsts. SIS q IS hc: ordinary tlrsts, -
f4ts2c; nj mark. cases included, 400
b3c: standards. 55h q b6c: storage
packed frsts. bs@56hc.
Poultry. alive higher; fowls, sem
er4ll run. soc; springs, sohc; turkeys,
45c.
Potatoes firm. receipts. 20 cars;
Minnesota. Wisconsin and Michigan
round and long white. fl-6oQ ls15s
Minnesota and South Dakota early
Ohics. $f.65G1.75.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, sept. ss.-
Butter UNCHANGED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

IINEWI TUUKI Sept HTIWN
mercantile paper unchanged N
ci.nnfe heavy; sterling deraand, 7t3
per cent: cnbief. afe4 per cent un'e
loans firm. unchenfec.
Can money steady fhigh4 rft
cent; low. 7 per cent; PULLING rate. 7
per ccnt. closing bid 7 per cent o.,
lcreil AZ : per cent Hast ichn' ~
cent. N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

KANSAS CITY, No. Sept. 29,
cattle receipts, 1900; beef steers
and veal caves steady; primo heavy
steers, si7.g5 (best price Of yeaf)s
odd dealers. 5000 practical top,
$3.50. sho-stock above f1.2b; stenny
to weak: others steady 10 strong
bulk tanners around $3.50 WIN
heavy s6.75n 500: bulls and iecders
around. steady; ileshy heavy ieeasr
steers around 313.sb: heavy calves
so cents lower.
Hog receipts. 1900: market OPEN
ed IS 10 SO cents lower; ciuelnE ful3
SO cents under yesterdays average
top. siG.4O; bulk light and medium,
Sfs.O00I6.ab; heavy, 1880 q 1913.
sheep receipts, 10000; sheep
Stcudy; fat lambs strong 20 Is centn
higher: Up western. SEAS. feeding
lambs steady. top. sl2.Gb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

DENVER, Sept, 2e.-cattio re-
ceIp,s none; market slow and uheut
steady: beef steers, $50 910.bei
COWS and heifers. Sb.eb07.bo; calves,
$500 40 DOE; mockers and Feeders.
$3.50 a. 1000.
sheep receipts, 1900; market
steady: lsmss. St2.25G1S.oo ewes.
$500 a. $50; feeder lambs, sl2,5bW
1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

once aosN NORTH sssond 81 PPsns sTa'J'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

nusINEEs orPoRTuNTrDss q
FOR sALE-Roomins house. Call $40.
FOR RALE-Tire and vnleanising business.
NJ. y, care Herald.
FOR SALE--s,mc good income propertlaa F,
$1,000. : 5000 and $4,000. Phone
i522.R. J. A. Hammond, s2t East Silver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

wANTED-First.ciass dreSsmaking and NJ.
~terAiion. aOl u. Central. Phone 76b,J,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

". OQo--TN acres Of Lend fering on new
Fourth -. foad, tNo miles frum city
llnilf. d .roon frpihe house, barn and
cutf opthuiidiurtG terms.
t,e5O-t f0uin etntnt block cottsgc. mod.
ner lot. east front. Highlands. Some
furniture included.
tT,50oLfhe most Attractive Groom bun
galow IN uniTrrtify Heights, elaborate
balt In features. fireplase. f~urnase,
basement. ehrAes trees flowers. LOT
Lot, 10 wiTH ADDITION. so II. le,s ,sss
Also other good bufiness and residence
properties.
A. FLEfSCHBR
REAL ESTATE, rTRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOANS.
Phone GA. II lsonth Fourth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

f57.sl; stc0nd n. 15s.It; Efst 3
tss.iot second taltp te.'
. $3.50; fourth f1I.t''
S%,'sss;sss2y g
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

uc18icAGO aopt H9.-Moeerate
buying Tor The stahoard spniccd 10
pivo an sipt,ifa 70 the wheot market
today after an easy opening.
Goaslp Of probable scarcity OF
wheat AZ domestic milling points be-
tween now and next tuuc tenQtd
aonlcwhat to stimulate demand. fhe
close was strong. ~ to ; cents net
higher.
frost in the west aud northwest
last night together with predictions
that fhe frost area would extend
eastward to Chicago tonight brought
about a substantial advance IN rhr
corn market.
Longs freely supplied the needs OF
September shorts. Prices closed fifni
from - 10 2A cents net higher.
Oats p~arallelcd h action OF corn
starting y 20 y cont higher De-
cembef 5Sh 10 oSH cents n scor-
ing further gains later.
Weakness IN the hog market nAu
a depressing effect on provisions.
whvat-Dee.. ss.24M; March
$2.2O.
corn-sept.. si.29: Dec 97Ac.
Oats-Dec, kSMc; May. 62Nc.
Pork-sept.. $3.50; Oct, Ses.eo.
lard-Oct.. sf9.22; jan, $3.50
R~lbs-sept.. $1,000; Oct, Si0.VO+
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29
LEGAL KoTTcEs


mo INaA4I
state n New Asxico, State Cpiporaiion
Commission Of New Ncsico
United States Of America, state o. New
II is HEREBY CERTIFIED. that there
was filed for record IN tho office o. the
state Corporation Commission Of the state
uf New Mexico, on the goth day Of scptcin.
Der, 4; p 1920 a ESQ o'eieek + NJ BY
stoekholders' Liability corporation or
duly executed consent In writing that said
corporation be dissolved; and this Com
mission being satisfied ilat All Of t:e -.
Statutes Annotated. Qualification 1915. re.
latlng to the voluntary dissolution % corpo-
rutions. have been daily complied With;
NOW. THEREFORE,, upon the filling with
this Commission Of an affidavit showing
that this certificate has been published a.
required bv, law. lhe said corporation shall
The prineips; office ~ The said eorpars.
ton In this state 8, NJ Albuquerque. and
The namo 81 the agent IN charge thereof and
apon whom service inry be made i Frank
IN TEsTfnoNY WHEREOF. the stat,
Corporation Commission nf the State Of
New Mexico has caused this rrriifirafe ..
Be tigrfd BY is Chairtaan and the seal 81
said Commission 10 be affixed ~ The City
# sanis y on this goth dsy Of september
tseaD chrinnan.
Attest a. j. MORRISON. cisri.
-Nkld.l--N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26
AMTSEMEyTS
CHANGE OF BILL
AT THE ACME
FOR TO-DAY

The new pnla;y Enr szLEir change
sai 5ll az the acme theatre goes min
tstftsg,r TuIiRE. ''EumnresuneH wflits,,
Was given Es.sfe,-iiay proved & wEn-
fteI-Ei attraction and even niE-4,
lnAn WIS ssx-ls.crea The hundreds az
psDais vino E11snriel the rssl1uxs4 ted
LneArrsH ware ,GialiEtrsa WIN -sle
rnHnEs Inn especially were they
.uitsRsed with the new Simplex -ora
PROJECTING machines Winch bring ON
Inc DsRuries 9 4 pnnrrpIaF much
'het1ssr than a11yFthins asas tsrer sean
IN ElIluwAH
The @aatlllA ATTRACTION tufiar VIII M
8iancnE SIrx.E- IN Tire Fighting
L>'z.ssE's. fue-IE.si attraction Isia1 is
JH-r-asd mi nf pep ID Jpsi The k1nn
Hailuwt.n pHnpie Ike In aiuifaan 70
TINS. r-Hre VIII he Z fwp-rss... tsnrneIlr
anu some news 1.ar1irns.
No r1ur-nHs VIII ne heia FL -flp
Atrne rotiaE, but there viii. he nsTs
a1-ss'-osan IND evening performances
IN SE1uT'far when May Allison viii
aflpsa-- IN ner siIuppy new 1ssa11rss
Are All Men Alike % Tins is pns a,
the mnsI thoroughly enjoyable nnufn-
plays ever shown IN Maane--AdT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26
1s-Glse Errry On Shipment N FasSe
Snzriaia SETTrur

lNna If tine rnCss lnEsuinIIs atrasIIt1
tTs1Iids -t1R- naTe guTne N ThF aL-esn-
17un vi yffficiRis WIS disz'srvarad q
week. or 81 aEa br chemists Of LnH
T -z1Ea SstEIs.s Department af -Acr1CIIl
r1Ira when Spanish pl'ssiillgsI s.tllraed
q L1lIH cauuIz-r Ks siGfT-vsn WIS rut 70
Ine 1Hss- and as 4 consequence refused
entry
Ssg1f-rEr1- wfncn Is used as dpesrlIf
ana aIsa as = medicine anu as q
slncse- rsl1-ests,1ts 1he dried s1lE.nu nf
E'rypus MS I is necnasa--,' II pick the
flowers aTse. carefully 10y nnnI- the
Tr-aautG Is Vary C1SIlE-, retailing N
ms cGlnI-Ty 1Er 1lisuuT s1b q puma.
4 unHiEarntsrIT billed as sR4F1san WAS
neld al Savannah en- suspicion rs ID
lis Cs.naInsness. A sample WIS semi
10 me department 1ur sxarrYfnaluR.
ANALYSTS fatnn 1na- the TnHuufan-
TlIl-EsI-s t1nd rf49s4n me fipwe,,s uf d
common piRz11 similar n the SepTcii
1a1isTrlH- g.elinrad them with TWO dyes.
red and yellow we.EtI1tEi them with
ssa1g1s1a1. bBI-aE R-1t EtTca11n, iilWurza
ilf1t.rn fETiSiEIYtav with saffron all. and
iinI1Ily c-lnklHEi than n Resemble e-ne
dried Cs-IlrIIs s-lEnRs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

Thanksgiving aty n EallUws.ll
proved ID of day NJ home canning
ana rssunlun tur many Tazul ties- Many
If Ttls stfns ana daughters If rtIs old
cify ware here sarne 1nr TIM di1v and
many arg N s1Gs unr1i Sunday or
lannaay- Ills sScs4ilenrF. king
Turkey" appeared the raxgul.iie 1.s-sa
n mimi homes while tiucks and
Chickens ware spHy,ial fslslaI,11es Win
Soma A1 the halloween house. u
s,effH3 Thanksgiving dinner with
12lr,izssF, e:ilir,i-en and III r.le fx.nEs
WIS SERVED. Many peesple relieving
themselves Of work II hume. tonk
advantage n gAc-xrnIze TINS Ez1rn aus
hnsIair-y- The IIiaal ra1a Il fne 1nuT
a1 Winthrop sF---essf zr-rarIaa mu1lr
with lis mann putting firth a mns1
excellttr1 All of tare The famous
Burns rsssIauianI ON Water s1rreszt Iflu
rushing business, thar -Cttnner be-
4aE L wnnfftlrai drawing card.
In tire eEEHnIng All vim eHuld al
landed the aps1Ilng al ting renovated
AE,ne -neHr-7a. where an sEFa,fif4wins
house Witnessed the Tncrlirsa. Eurn-
1resunss. HlAr-1nE Alma Raubsst.s.
AlssC WIS furnished by Charles z
a Rr1en Of THIS ciTy an rase plann. M-..
g fsr-itsnls wur-k bslnE greatly as1r,1-a-
tlR1scTby ms enthusiastic audiengR
The hal hI1s been newly pz1iufs.a and
WITH me addition uf the new Jrltgr.1r-a
machines bes:uInes d rnns1 tIr,-rs.-fif1st.
1lcrIgr'e hBnsA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26
WEST Is MAxaN1 CHEESE
Result or Ferierai Experts Mcrs .,
iunsap and Nrnrn,nu

Two wumHn living N IIiazan heard
nf q untssse demonstration ID he Eiran
Ivy axEsl-r specialist commented win
the Stu-e Agricultural College in a
Fuw-n seran1yz-fire miles away They
lnnte the t--lp-a rwa-sfRv ans4-Ey
stage 70 the nesting and lHarns0 the
mysteries af cheese making THIN
they rHTlruEa ID their hurnes ann
tauErr tine wsrnsn IN their neiEhnnr-
nuua what they had IaE-natl rs.Earvi-
ing II. A survey made rf1ree months
a11rs- the administration showed uilHt
-ssal puunfis af cheese hnxi nssssn made
N tfIH1 neighbsT-.lusn unsisr Iiln tussA-
lREe af the TWO women
One wrrrnRn IN Wyoming pAld all
the sxpenEHs uf her hfsnRs.hnlfi Iass
vsA- ny making and selling cheese
She tfid the same caais vear, ana IN
aauirlun in husstng Ell the EasnIins fF,r
ta,e rr1c1nr- In TER. 10 -zB pounds af
different kinfis uf cheese wer-n rnaxip
IN far1n hurnes IN tine Nssr1h and w4.sr
as . result m me s.sTur-s N me hume
instrumentation aEerts stss1r urr by the
Emseu States Department 81 agrurnI-
mr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

We wish ID thank cur u1Aziy nHlgta-
snrs and t-Hnnfis and HspeciEElT me
.srIzaiz rv'sss af the making rpum af Inc
Eal-ss1zzzzz:a-Ta shpR 1ac1nr-y. the EailInEs-
worth & WHITNEY On and Iae FINISH
me Department nf the 6. u. WRrr,an
Ca. 9Br thHlr kind words nj syEm-
pu1tTE and oaHzTT 1rr-al 1-abuTa.s II
ulIr lE1a s1srr,1w and bereavement Of
GAR lafe SIM ana hr81ner-
9zT2 and MRS AT{sT E-TS Il DILL
TIRED A. DILL
ME- and MRS LANES H DES-
a1sDND
HANNAH E DILL
(yI3 Al 1SCEy W DILL
1dIL-IARD a. DILL
ALICE z DILL
LILLIAN J. DILL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26
a. p S1uxrr a. sS.a-
Wholesale uiE-rib1IxzxA
aus-uNxR. Me-

unue wafiike -zalse, g considerable pur-
linn H1 u-Ie Rsnuillicss munew E-z1E
Hoss to the maintenance. in llsr4css idle
ness If Ihrsss or FEIrrr thnusEnd af these
AGnt:tIu ptsTisluness. LAST hIn mn
lt-aEl, 1ne Chinese eEnni.ifs ii the nh
regime Still iII[esH the Palace n Lnf
nTmt,H- nj 4 Thousand ar mgre- Els
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ui tle zss- and shows serinns Rrliii-
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ss1a with his aungrarlilE-inIs dn the
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-1it- Things llH1 as Wspllt Iiks rs 4IATe.
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willtEz q rs-rfsvr--;tts- strikes n 13f Far-
tudden l+i1v Is mn aue N many WINS
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

The Canadinn Depar1snenr Cd Nh
rtne IND Fisheries has NOTIFIED lhe
Bn,NAu M Fisheries oT Ihe United
StHxsg DspAz11nrn1 nf Commerce of
the capture IN the Slzsaan R4rar
Br7rish Columbia IN cae Spring uf
Eszh. a1 3 ctinnuk salrnun bearing III
aluminium hur-nn r tag with the
iff.1Hrs H F. stamped an ane sIgie
and tas number '1sU-" an rne urher
An examination uf the bureau 5