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The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-05

lished in foreign countries present conditions would not be improved This he does not look for until Sena' tor Harding occupies the white house
 Mrs. J. B. Carlyle returned home on the steamer Northwestern from an extended trip to the states.
 II. l.. Reed, former vice president of the Bank of Alaska, left on to- days boat for Seattle, where he ex- poets to locate. /
 Dr. w. H. Chase, who has been on a visit to his parents in New York city, returned home this afternoon on the Northwestern.
 B. B. Yielding, the new general manager of the Kennecott Copjper Corporation, arrived in Cordova on today's boat to assume his new duties. MT. Yielding is accompanied by his wife and two children.
 This morning the hearing of the bureau of fisheries in reference to the salmon fishing regulations in the Copper river valley opened at Eagle lodge room and continued through out the day. There was large at tendance of those interested, includ- ing business men, cannerymen and fishermen many of whom testified as to conditions at present. Everybody was given an opportunity to be heard and it is believed that some good will result from the investigation.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-05
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
 AROUND TOWN

Never Blum of Valdez is spending few days in town on business.
 Dr. R. F. Schwartz was an outgo- ing passenger on the Admiral Wat son last night.
 The steamer Northwestern will not leave for Valdez and Seward until tomorrow night.
 Chas. D. Garfield of Juneau, who is chief under Collector of Customs Troy, is a Cordova visitor
 T. D. Boyce, superintendent of the Chilkat Oil company, came over from Katala on the launch Pioneer.
 The Womans Guild of the Epsco- pal church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w. w. Council.
 Miss Helyn Protzman of Fairbanks left last night for Ketchikan, where she has accepted position on the Daily Chronicle.
 Mrs. J. B. Sullinger, B. H. Mack and M Pershinger were passengers from the westward for Cordova on the Admiral Watson.
 The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. J. J. Fraisure tOmor- row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Busl- ness meeting and all members are urged to attend.
 Hugh Dougherty of Seward mem Der of the territorial fish commission, is here attending the hearing being conducted re salmon fishing regula- tions in the Copper river valley.
 Attorney Maurice D. Leehey deliv- cred an Interesting address before the chamber of commerce last night, explaining in detail the transportation problem which is facing the people of Alaska.
 James J. Godfrey, president of the Mother Lode Coalition Mines com pany left today for New York, after spending short time here and at Kennecott. In discussing the copper market MT. Godfrey said that in his opinion, until credits were estab-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-05
NEUTRALITY VIOLAT0RS
 RELEASED ON PAROLE

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Oct. , (by Associated Press). - Eckhard Non Schack and Franz Won Bopp, former German consul and vice consul at San Francisco, were released from the federal prison here today on parole. They were serving five-year sentences for violation of the neutral itv laws of the United States.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-05
YUKON RIVER MAIL
 CONTRACT AWARDED

DAWSON, Oct. , (by Associated Press) The dominion government has let the mail contract for this win ter between WhitehOrse and Dawson to Daniel Coats and Otto Kastner. They will carry 750 pounds weekly until the river closes and l 200 pounds during the winter.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-05
FURS STOLEN FROM
 ADMIRAL STEAMER

SEATTLE, Oct. 5 (by Associated Press) Two bales of red fox 1ufS' valued at $1,555, were stolen from the steamer Admiral Watson, according to a report of the Pacific Steamship Company made to the police today. The furs were consigned to John Bonn.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-05

When thinking about Xmas gifts first observe those beautiful fox skins at Kennedy's. St
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-05

ATTENTION F. o. E.
 Regular meeting of Cordova Aerie Wednesday night Important busi- ness. GEO. DOOLEG, Secy. St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
Ladies' Suits

We have never had such big suit business this store
has done in the last few weeks
have disposed of two stocks in the last weeks and
out of the stocks of ladies suits we now have Just
suits left These described and priced below.
One tan covert suit 36 handsomely tailored ann
nlI lined with fancy silk lining Sold by the alum Co a
4-5 on, solino now at - $395O
Ualhn 10 at $50 selno now at 500 So
navy blue French suit all wool size AZ sold by
the alum Co., $50; selling at----------- $295O
navy blue French all wool sold by the Hallum
Go at 447 So selling now at ------ $3.50
One navy French serge suit size ~ sold by the Hal
Inn Co at AIS co. selling now at -- $2950
navy blue French suit size }S. sold at $1,000
selling now at - $3.50
One navy rcotine suit fine quality materials full silk
lined sold bv the IIallum Co. $500 selling at $29
tan velour small blue check patterns sold at $4,000
selling now at S39oO
Don wait suit described above that will please
YOU Come your earliest opportunity and select the suit
these will all go Saturday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
Ladies' Skirts

This week we received another ship
mcnt of the real fine summer skirts.
made Of the finest of silk skirtmg.
Prices ranges from $1450 to $3.50
THE WASH SKIRTS.
80 new wash skirts in all the new
styles and cloths at reasonable prices
Beautiful gabcrdine, pure white
mace with pockets, gathered back and
belt Priced at----------- 1895
Made Of fine white sEdrting, mer-
cerized finish ----- $425 to $3.50
Made Of fine white tricotine mer-
cerized finish at---------- $795
WOOL SKIRTS.
We are showing a fine assortment
of wool skirts in black and navy a.
from -------------4 $500 to SO so
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
The Dresses

We have around - Silk Dresses
These dresses with the exception OF
about one dozen are all new garment,
that have been bought this season. The
dozen mentioned above are some that
were carried over from last season
These Will be sold at real low price
regardless of what they cost. They
will be priced 50 that the purchaser
VIII be sure to get full value for her
money.
The new ones, those that were bought
tins spring will all be placedI on sale
Saturday and will remain on sale un-
Ill disposed of
There will be splendid selection of
good new dresses that will be- sold
at 5000
IN this dress stock we have too.
many OF the real high grade dresses.
worth from 500 TO SO, these must be
sold now and it is ore of the things
that we are compelled to take loss
ON. And the sooner we dispose of
them and forget this loss the better
we will feel So you can come in here
Saturday and get real swell dress
at what you would regularly pay for
medium quality garment.
Some of these dresses will be sold
1t half and less then half of their
original price,
See the dresses in thee windows Fri
lay
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07

We are showing good assortment of chdrens muslin
derwear for the real small little ones.
Drawers Combination Suits and Princess Slips.
Drawers for little in all sizes from to years
at --- -------- 35 and 40 cents
Combination Suits for the little in all sizes, from to
6 wears at --------------- so to rs cents
PRINCESS SLIPS from 12 years of age. These slips
made of real good mlsin that will give the chill
dren satisfactory Price $15O
If you will take the trouble TO examine these little
and the quality Of the material and then price the
material in the bolt You will find that you buy them
cheaper than you buy the goods,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
The Cherry
Tree

81 did it with my little hatchct,
and | cannot tell a lie And we
must confess in all truthfulness
that we are helping to cut down
the high cost of living to build
Up values. This statement is full
ly corroborated by our prices and
offerings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
Ladies' Knit Underwear

Ladies' Knit Underwear
Ladies' fine ribbed union suits; silk top low neck closed
Ladies fine white ribbed suit camsoc tops closed
tight knee $125
| Ladies fine white ribbed union suits closed, regular
!, Ladies' vests at 49, 25 so cents and $1oo
LADIES SILK UNDERWEAR
SILK Teddies good quality wash silk 50 and - 80
Fine silk Teddes lace trimmed $3.50
Heavy Crepe de Chine Teddes coored embroidered trim
med at ---- ------------------ $500 to $500
Flesh Crepe de Chine fancy lace trimmed at----- $3.50
Satin boomers of heavy pink satin $500
Fine Crepe de Chine silk gowns at $780, $3.50 and $1,000
TAFFETA PETTICOATS.
white flesh Taffcta Pettcoas at$45o and $500
SILK CAMISOLES.
Made of fine navy blue satin at $3.50
Made of fine quality silk $175
Iade Of fine Crepe de Chine $175 to $375
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
GOOD
Resolution

hereby resolve to forswear
experimenting and to patronize
the establishment Of proven re
sponsibility. One where | know
] will get my moneys worth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07
May Day

We have set a quota for the
month of May. We intend to
meet this quota and pass it if
possible. You willfin splen-
did offerings for this month.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-07

NOT AS EASY AS 1T LOOKS
Yet you will agree that we
have accomplished almost the i'm
possible for look where you will,
where will you find such attrac-
five offerings as are now shown
by this store.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
z KANTOWA.

Jak wiadomo z roZporzqdzenia VIA
dry zakonnej EASILY pewne zmiany ka-
plan6w pracujqcych PREY tutejszej pa
rafii. Pred tygodniem Y. Wladyslaw
Filipski G. R., wyjechal do Rzymu, w
tych zaS dniach wyjedzie do Krakowa
Y. Bnonis}aw CicShak G. r. Take i
protrvs2cz X. Stanis}aw Siatka G. r.,
wkr6tce obejmie stanowisko prze4ozo-
nego a sw. Jadwigi a Y. DIR. Wojc-
Kmiecik C. r., radnego ma Stanis1awo-
vie. Stanowisko proboszcza obejmie X.
Stefan Kowalczyk c. R., znany kanbo-
wianm q szczegdnie mtodziczy tutej-
szej.
Ably powiekszyc szczupla swoja ka-
Sc Kaztmierczycy, urZadzaja W przy-
szla sobote wieczorek ~towarzyski W sa
Ii Atlas, przy Bmma III, ma kt6ry kan
towian jak najuprzejmiej 7apraszajl
Komitet upewnia Ii p~ublicznoSc zado-
wolf pod ka2dym w~zgledem-
Dowiadujemy sic, IL parma Wanda
Rembacz, c6rka PIP. Jana i Envy Rem
bacz0w, zan. pnr. TO Temple I'll. czion
KIM chGru parafialnego, W niedalekiej
przyszloed stanie M sfubnym kobier-
Gu z panem Wladyslawem Zofqdz.
Glory parafialne przygotowuja sic
do wystawienia weso}ej operetki p. l.
,.Hrabia Szewcem" W sali p~arafialncj.
Sliczne spiewy / muzyka oraz hunory-
styczna strona stanowia Gaia pieknoSc
sztuki godnq widzenia- Nadmienic wy
pada, ne operetke powyzsza no
nv poprzednio trzykrotnie wystawi}y
IN scenic kantowskiej / ZawSze ceszy-
ly sic wielkiem sukcesem-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

~natezenie o godz. 1910. TRIESTE
rie to ~wydarzylo sic W odleglosci
okolo 5000 mil cd Waszyngtonu.
NALEzYTA KARA MA PIJA-
NEGO
Milwaukee, Wis, 81. wrzesnia.
- Prowadzona tn jest kampania,
celem ograniczenia ilosci wypad-
kow ACKNOWLEDGMENT i pierwszy
krok w niej zostat uczyniony
wczoraj, gdy sedzia Backus z So
du municypalnego skazai nleJa--
kiego Nicholasa Hill, lat q, ma
poltora roku domu poprawy "a
kierowanie automobilem w stanie
nietrzezwy1n, skutkiem czego ma
jechal ma try kobiety, z ktorych
jedna odniosla powazne pokale--
czenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
lac Daisy SLEDZTWA
KOMISYI
Waszyngton, p. wrzesnia.

Waszyngton, q. wrzeSnia. -
Wczoraj powr6cil tn senator Ken
yon Z Iowa, prezes komisyi. ba-
daJqcej wydatki poSzczegolnych
kandydatow ma kampanie wybor-
ca / jake republikanin, wyrazal
sic Z wielkim optymizmem o szau
sach Senatora Hardinga w tego-
rocznych wyborach prezydencyal
nych. Twierdzi on, re ma podsta-
vie tego, co widziai ! obSerwowal
W Iowa, Missouri. Illinois, West
Virginia, Maine i innych Stanach,
ruoze wnioskowac, IL republican,
skie gio$y przejda jak lawina mad
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OdnoSnie do prac swej komisyi
oSwiadczyi pan Kenyon. IL roz-
pOcznle ona daisy c1ag Swolch
dochodzeh jutro W Wa<zyngto-
ME, przy czem ma swiadkow 20
stana powo|ani:
William Barnes Jr. z Albany.
byIy przewodca repubiikan6w w
Nowym Gorku.
William Boyce Thompson.
personal---very. komitetu Srod--
kow i sposob6w krajowej republi
kahskiej gl6wnej kwatery.
Geo. T. Carroll, prezes The
National Retail Liquor Dealers
Assn.
lanes w. Gerard. by}y amba--
sador do Niemiec ! przewodni--
czacy komitetu finansowego kra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
jowej glownej kwatery demokra,

jowej glownej kwatery demokra-
tycznej.
Herbert S. Houston, skarbnik
Ligi ola wprowadzenia pokoju.
Charles Mcdonald prezeS de-
mokratyczneso stanowego komi-
tetu centralnego z New Jersey.
Edward Stokes, prezes republi-
kanskiego stanowego komitetu
centralnego z New Jersey.
lest mozliwem, re jake swia-
dek zostanie powoiany take by
~ redaktor smutnej pamieci pro-
niemieckiej gazetki ,,Fatherland'
Geo. Sylvester Viereck. a to z po-
wodu tego, il krajowa organiza-
eva amerykahskich Niemcow pro-
wadzi energiczna kampanie pre-
ciwko gubernatorowi CoN'owi,
popierajqc GAIA siia Manipulating
Hardinga, kt6ry zdaje sic bye w
gIebi ducha przyjacielem Mem
oE,-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

jahmuzna. Ia nektore jej Obsfugi trze-
ba placic, ale ceny So niskie. Gdy je-
dnak pacyent ME jest W molnosci "a
placic "a prace p~ielegniarki, w0wczas
nalezy mu sic pomoc b~ezplatna.
Czy pielegniarka opfacana jest przez
miasto, powiat, czy Czerwony Krzyz,
n jest gotowa pospieszyt z
pomoca tym, kt6rzy tel pomocy potrze
buja, be- wzgledu ma to, czy to SO D
tywatele amerykahscy, czy obconaro-
dewey, czy wladaja angielskim jezy'-
klein, czy ME, czy wyznaja taxa, Tub
inna religie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
STANY Z~JEDNOCZONE A
HAITI.

Washington, 81 w~rzesnia. Cd
pierajac zarzuty, jake niedawno
temu pojawiiy sic Przeciwko anne
rykanskiej okupacyi Haiti, depar-
lament stanu wydal wczoraj o.
Swiadczenie. re ,,akcya, jakiej
Stanv Zjednoczone podje}y sic ma
Haiti. zbliza sic do koflca ,poczem
rad t~utejszego kraju ma zamiar
sic wycofat i zostawic admin
stracye wyspy W rekach zamicsz-
kujacej ia ludnosci."
OdnoSnie do atakow. jake W
tel sprawie przyPuScii senator
Harding. zarzucajac obecnej adj
ministracyi inwazye W prawa lud-
noSci Haiti, powiada Department
stanu, IL ,,Stany Zjednoczone O.
STanrczyty SW2 dzlafaInoSc ledy--
ME do ogloszonych PREY okupa--
cyl cel6w i w rezultacie tego ODE
cnie W republice haitijskiej panu-
je zupesny spokoj. Dochody celne
tamtejsze znacznie sic podniosly
i poczyniono znaczne postepy W
bpdowie drog. robotach porto
wych. zakiadaniu telegrafow tip
sToPNIoWE ZMNIEJSZANIE
sIE PIJANSTWA.
Washington, 81. wrzeSnia. -
Konsumpcya wodki i wilma w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

w kazdy piatek wieczorem, W sail
parafialnej ma Kantowie odbywaja sic
wyklady O Obywatelstwie, z kt0rych
winni jak najliczniej s~korzystac CT, kto
rzy ME posiadajq papierow obywatel-
Szkola ta kieruje Cd dw6ch pre-
Szlo lat lokalny Klub O~bywatelski i'm.
Ksiecia JGzefa Poniatowskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
DCkonczenIe re s,ronrcv l-szei

domagaJ9ca sic ponownego wy
kluczenia Z grona Izby pieciu re-
Prezentantow socyalistycznych
~wybranych powt6rnie we czwar-
TEX zesz}ego tygodnia podczas
wyborow, rozpisanych celem wy
P~e}nienia wakansow. jake pow
sta}y skutkiem wykluczenia ich
" kwietniu br, Rezolucye te ode
siano do komisyi prawniczej.
WSzyscy ci socyaliStyczni re-
prezentanci zlozyli wczoraj PREY
siege urzedowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-21

Stanach Zjednoczonych W r. 1919
byia w stosunEu do ilosci miesz-
kancow mniejsza niz kiedykol-
wick przedtem cd roku 1870.
Stwierdza to Department handful,
ktory wykazuje, re w roku 1870
kansumpcya ia wynosila ITO ga
Iona ma glove, poczem podnosiia
sic dochodzac w latach 1907 1911
do 22,79 gal. ma glove, a nastepnie
znow zaczela spadac, tax, re w
roku minionym wynosiia 9.17 gal.
ma glove.
Gala konsumpcya wilma i wodki
w roku 1919 wynosila 1872 1894 20
galonow, podczas gdy w roku 1918
wynosila 1,7O1, S26,27l galonow.
czyli 1895 gal. ma glove.
A w ZATOCE ME-
K~SYKANSKIEJ.
Washington, 81. wrzeSnia. -
Krajowe biuro stanu pogody,
sprawozdajqc we wczoralszym
wieczornym swym biuletynie Q
tropikalnym huraganie, ktory sza-
leje obecnie w Zatoce Meksykan-
skiej, ostrzega, IL poSunie SIG on
ma p6}nocny wsch6d, obejmujac
przestrzen pomiedzy New Orleans
a Lavaca, Tex, oraz ma poHnocny
zachod, obejmujac terytoryum
miedzy Corpus Christi a Browns
vile, Tex. Huragan ten Jest bar,
do gwaltowny. gdyz szybkoSt
wichru dochodzi do "a mil ma 60
dzine.
TLUM MORDUJE MURZY MA.
Kankakee, ILL.,, 81. wrzesnia--
Nieidentyfikowany do tel pory
murzyn, kt6ry pochodzi prawdo-
podobnie z Chicago Heights, 20
stall wczoraj tn z]astrzclony Przez
Scigajqcy go tlum, gdy pochwy-
como go nd usifowanym rabunku
domu niejakiego Williama Wall
tiers. zamieszkajacego nicdaleko
Bonfield,
SLIME TRZESIENIE ZIEMI.
Waszyngton, II. wrzeSnia. -
SeismogTaficzne aparaty w Uni
wersytecie Georgetown zanoto-
waly wczoraj slime trzesienie zle-
mi, kt6re rozpoczeio sic o godzi-
ME 9:5S rano i trwalo do 1890 W
po&pdnie, przybierajqc najwyzsze
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
DANCING
LEGAL HeTlces
NOTICE

FOR SALE: By order of the Honorable wich, will sell the interest of Thomas F. Conlon, late of Sprague, in said District. dsceased. in the real estate. situated ih saId Town of Spragne, consisting of two tfActs of land. and being fully described Court For more particular description, see said application- "
 NARY J. CoNLoH.
 noySd Executrix.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.

ATTENTION, FARMERS-ft is just as important to have good seed now as in the spring of the year. Our seed rye, timothy and red top are guaranteed. Cali us before buying. Greeneyille Grain Co. Te.- s2s-5- oct5d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08

FOR SALE-2p0 loads of hard wood stove lengths and delivered to all parts of the city also 60 loads of oak slab and 25 loads of dry wood for alright stoves.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08

Court of Probate, Nov 4th, lgz0. Estate of Frank U. TopIif late of Cow entry. in said District, deceased.
 ministration account with said estate to this Court for allowance, It is
 Ordered, That the l2th day of Noven- oa, Der; A; P; lsse, at s,se o'clock in the af- try, De, and the same Is. assigned for q hearing on the allowa-ce of said adminis- tTation account with s--id estate and this Court directs the Execltor to cite an per sons interested therein. to appear at said time and place. by publishing this order once in some newspaper having circuia- tion in. said District. and by posting a copy Of this order on the public signpost in the Town of Coventry, where deccased EUGENE W. LAT1MER.
 noyfd Judge
 AT A COURT or PRopATE HFIn at Norwich. within and for the District of Norwich, on the sth day of November. Present-EELsoH J, AYLING, Judge. Estate of OharIes + Wheeler. late of Norwich, in said District deceased
 The Executrix exhibited her adminIs- tration account with said estate to the Court for allowaLee; 1t is therefore Ordered. That the 22d day of Noveu- Der. A. D. 1seo at 10 o'clock in the fore City of Norwich, fn said District. be. and the same, IS. appointed for. hearing the same. and the said Executfix ie directed
 10 give notice thereof by publishing this
 order once in some neFspaper having a days prior to the date or said hearing,
 and make return to the Court .--- NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is true copy | Aftset- IJEsT rRr IT pprcrur1
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08

AT coURT OF PROBATE HELD st Plainfeld. within and tor the District 4 RiaiResla, H ss,s on the sssh day of October. Present-JosEPH B. SMITH. Judge. Estate ef SaHael P Green. late of PlaIRheld ia said District. deceased
 The Administrator having made written applle2leH te this Court, in accordance yith the statute, fpg a1 eraer of sale of therein described, it is 'F Ordered. That eaia spplication be beard and detsEmlnsd at the Probate on the 18th day of November, A D. 1920, at o'clock In the afternoon, and that public nstiqe of the Pendsney ef said ap- hlren by publieatlon of this 6raer once ir The Norwich BnlIetlR, ReFspaper hav- ing a circulation in said District. at least i've days prior to the date assigned for said bearing. and that return hs made to
 JOSEPH P SMITH.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08

Attest Attest; HELEN II. DREscHER. {.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
FOR SALE .4orses

FOR SALE or will exchange for stock, ne pair of work horses, one dump cart. s,ga sets of double harness and three soWs with is young pigs. 0. Il. Main, Nor Nieh, Gt, Tel. 4ss. ~ oct2Sd
 FOE sALE-Fopr good horses, har- ness and wagons. Troy Steam Laundry, 2s2 Franklin St oct12d FOR sALE-Qur handsome team of gray horses. The Henry Allen & Son co.
 HeeIta,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
4 Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell h
FOR SALE

FOR SALE+Maple bedroom suite and other furniture, hair mattresses, pillows, tlRe wool blankets, linens. china and rugs. Tel. 53S-12. nov3d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08

WHEN Ytsy sfAST tn- put your busi- ness befofe4the public. there is no medi-. um better than through the advertising columns of Ttx rt..tefin
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
JOSEPH P. SMITH. I0Vln Tstd~a
neYsa

Al A COURT or PROBATE HELD at Pisipheld, within and fer ihe District 1f FlaiFasId' a Ffs9 on the Sth day 9f November,
 gFss;ns.IogEPH P, SMITH. Judge Pisisasjd, h ssid District, dsceased. "
 The Administrzter having made writ ten application to this Court. In accord sale of the whole or A part es the real satate thsFein denrrthed. It Is
 9Fasssd, Ihst ,sia sPplissl,sp De hesrs Room in Plslpasld, ln said district. on the. lsth day of EeysmbeFr A. p- 1920. at notice of tie .pepdeaey af said application. and of said hearing thereon, bs given hy publication of this order once fn The Norwich Bulletin, a psvspapsr having a aIFsuIatieR h said Bistriet, at least i've days prior to the dats assigned for said bearing, and that return De made to this -. JOSEPH B, SMITH. hsysd Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
FOR SALE

House. Ma soon. sss .sseh d.e.rtsss s"se1IsI sII modern improvements, hot and ieeid water, gas, eisctrie lights, set tuhs, place for ears, seed location, near ear line, 10 minutes walk frem Frank. lin Square. For partieulars, see
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 Telephone 6ss.a fes Cliff Street
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
AUTOS TO HIRE
CIGARS,

Whitestone Cigar sare S7o per thousand !, B. C0NANT. II Franklin St.