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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25

We are not going to be mere mimics Of our great grandfathers. We are not going to be content with reconstructing the temples of our fathers gods We are going to build temples of our own ideals
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-25
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Delivered by catrler In Juneau. Douglas, Ire
 for s1.25 per month.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
1906 H St. NV,
N. l.. SALISBURY CO., INC
EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE"
721 Thirteenth Street NV.
Phones Main 5oO3-4.

PRICE, $l3, 50o-In Chevy Chase. well situated
little on from Connecticut avenue; just put
On the market for sale. built By the presrnt
owner. q builder, for his own home. The lot
Is 66x13O. There are seven rooms. two ba tbs
hCtwater heat. electric lights. large sieerlng
porch; eatire hoTse SCREWED. and there IL
garage. r.f-s.
PRICE, ST.. 75o-A little of from 18th street:
4 most attractive home having eight rooms
two large bathrooms: house heated with hot.
water. having electric lights: there are
screens, awnings and instantaneous hot water
henter. and the house weatherstripved through
out. There is also a built-in garage. -
PRICE. e14. 0O0-A bungalow In Cleveland Park
hear Connecticut avenue; there are six rooms
living room with open fireplace and many other
Is also garage. Owned by Army officer leav-
ing the city.
PRICE. $40, 75a-In Mt Pleasant within
square OF the Connecticut avenue car lire,
thfee-stofy brick house having nine rooms and
bit heated with hot.water. having electric
lights. Reasonable terms Of sale can be made
and possession will be given within few days
notice.
PRICE. Sc, 5oo-Tn washington Heights within
Q square Of 18th and Columbia road; most
convenient location. Owner occupying house
will give possession. This IL a thfee-stoty
bay window brick house having ten rooms And
bath. six bedrooms, het-watef heat, electric
lights and hardwood floors; there is q deep lot
to alley, with room for 4 garage.
PHELPS, 80
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Tel Main 43M

PRICE, $40, 5O0-A detached brick house con-
veniently situated in the northwest: the house
has setea rooms and bath. four bedrooms,
sleeping porch. large attic. open fireplace In
living room, house heated with het-water, hay-
ing electric lights; there II also q garage.
There is q slate roof over the entire house
lot is 5Oxl5O to q 20 foot paved alley.
PRICE, $40. 5OO-Detached home in Cleveland
Park; lot is 5Qxl52. The house has stone feun-
dalton, with slate roof and contains ten rooms.
two baths. tHo open firetlAces. several porches.
heated with hot-water. having electric lights,
hardwood fioors built-in refrigerator. This ID
4 most complete home. Possession will be
given when desired.
PRICE. $i0.500-Ia Columbia Heights. where
immediate possession will be given: a three
story brick house built by Kennedy Bros. hAy-
ing ten rooms, two bathe. hot-watef heat rear
stairway, tile Kitchen. several open fifeplaces.
This property belongs to an estate and IL
going to be sold.
PRICE, Si3,25O-In Chevy Chase, close to
Connecticut avenue and near the Circle: one
Of the most convenient locations In this suburb.
This IL an eight room and attic house with TIVE
bathrooms on second floor, het.wAtsf heat. cleo
trio lights. oak floors, front and rear pefches.
There is q large yard with room for garage.
PRICE. SIC, 1904 corner house ID Washington
Heights; a three-story brick property having
twelve rooms, eight bedrooms. two bathrooms,
hot water heat and electric lights, And the
whole house Is in excellent condition. owner
occupies premises and rents top noor fof 500
per month. Possession viii BE- given.
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THE HOME OF HOMES.
Tel Main 434O 14O6 H St NV.

FOR sALE-BY ARMY OFFICER LEAVING
city--Aroom house. newly decorated; desirable
rare % premises. Apply 1853 Adams Ut. NV.
Phone North 500. -
6Y 0WN6K-$S.5 800. N0DEKN 5EvNN.K ROOM
house; facing soldiefs' Home, in Petwofth;
6afake; sefeeAs; nearly new. purchaser can
save $500 BY buying direct. For tefns, .ste..
phone Col. 40S7-Is
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McKEEVER 3 GOSS

laos Eye St.
Suburban.
A home with all the conveniences Of both
city and country home: completely detached
On god size lot; frame with slate Roof; seven
rooms and bath; good attic and cellar; front
and back pofches: electric lights; good heating
plant; garage space; immediate possession.
MckEEvER L Goss.. =.
1905 Eye st. Main 1852.
Columbia Heights.
Near car lire: ten rooms and modern tiled
beth: front porch; electric lights: hot-water
heat: hardwood floors and trim: laundry trays
and storeroop in basement; house is Of brick
Construction, and immediate possession can be
lad. Price, S13. 500.
McKEEvER 4 Goss.
1lo5 Eye St. Main 475s.
$500.
Northeast. Three year-old house Of brick con-
struction; six rooms, reception hall and tiled
bath; front porch, sleeping porch; electric
lights; hot-wAtef heat; hardwood floors: metal
~eatherstripped and screened throughout;
space for garage; immediate possession;
good buy. Phone US for appointment to in.
spect.
McKEEVE
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N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
721 Thirteenth Street NV.
laos Eye St.
Phones Main 50O3-4

PRICE. t7,25O-A MODERN SIx-R0OM
HOUSE In excellent northwest location: heated
by hot water and lighted by electricity: hard
wood floors and trim: large sleeping posch; deep
lot to wide alley; immediate possession. One
VI the best values on the market today. Act
quickly.
PRICE. So. 5Oo-COLCMBIA HEIGHTS just
OF Fourteenth street A distinctive corner
residence containing six rooms and bath: cleo
tric light; in frst-class condition. Terms.
PRICE, $9,sOo-wE HAVE JUST LISTED
tor sale an ideally situated serni.detached
home containing six rooms and bath; hot-watef
heat; electric light; hardwood floors and trim I;
In perfect condition, Lot 2o1leo to paved
alley.
PRICE, 81. s50-AN EXCEPTIONAL oPPoR-
CUNITY to obtain a modern semi-detaehed
home at / very low price; eleven rooms and
bath: steam heat; electric light. Early posses.
sen.
N. l.. SANSBI
EVERYTHING I,
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PRICE. 81. 500-MT. PLEASANT. An VA
usually attractive two-story colonial brick; va.
BATH; hot-water heat; electric light: in fneS
condition. ~t.
PRICE, S130O0--A BEAUTIFULLY PLAN
NED Ind substantially built corner house ID :
the best section Of Chevy Chase. d. O.; seven
looms and bath; hot-water heat; electric light;ai
In Al condition. Lot e0xl35. Garage. - ~
CREEK PARK. Owner will give es,Ir No. :.
session Of this handsome residence OF nine ,
rooms and two baths: hot-water neat: electric ,
hight; two sleeping perches; double brick sarsge. :
PRICE, $ls.ooo--JUsT OFF CONNECTICUT
AVENUE. One of the most magnificent resi- 4
6ences In Weodley Park. II contains ten large
well arranged rooms and two baths: every r
modern convenience; completely screened and
weatherstripped: frontage or twehty-four feet
Phone US for an appointment to inspect. q, /
X Y -OO.. INO.. 49,. -t-si
REAL. ESTATE ~
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TO CoIORED PURCHASER. ::
2gnd ST. NV.
3-story, rooms and bath; h.w.h.; large lot
to alley. Price, 81, 800 -
l100 block New Jersey ave, nv.
rooms ana bath; terms. A,20o
J. G. K. CAMPBELL. 1913 @ st. NV. sDss
OWNER LEAVING CITY Will INDUCE
price Of noderA elehtsfoom hosse IN norfAysxE,
Address BOX BIB, Star o1ice. - =
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SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
$13,5OO
On ontario road near Columbia road; beau
tiful 10-room and bath house, with steam heat
and electricity: in fine condition: garage on
paved alley; screens, awnings: occupied by
owner, who will give immediate possession.
BROOKLAND
$o,588
New detached cottage-style house excellently
located in Brookland. There rooms and
BATH hot-water heat electricity; hardwood
floors downstairs: front and back porches. A
particularly attractive all-sround buy.
SAUL'S ADDITION
$12,65O
An artistic and well planned bungalow con-
tanning rooms and bath; hot-wAtef heat; cleo
tricity and gas; spacious porches; close to 18th
ST.; southern exposure.
NORTHEAST
$3.50
A Groom brick dwelling In an excellent Sec
ton OF the northeast. This property fs occu-
pied by the owner, has been kept in excel
lent condition. and possession will be given
ut once. Large lot with ample space for ga.
rage.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
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MINGDALE-
West Of R. I. ave.; large Groom and bath
brick house; furnace heat and gas light;
substantially built and in good condition.
reduced to $1,000. on terms less than rent.
18th STREET HEIGHTS
On 18th street; Z rooms a bedroomsl and
bath, h..w.h. electric lights. hardwood
floors, screens end awnings: deep lot to
out; fine high and healthfnl nefkhbofhood.
Priced for quick sale at ST., 500, on small
cash payment and SIS per month.
MT. PLEASANT
Just west Of the Mt. Pleasant car line: a
big Groom and 2-bath brick house: in ex-
cellent condition; thoroughly modern;
h.-w.h.. electric lights, hardwood floors,
trim and large rooms; shade trees and
deep to alley. This is an excellent value
at SIS, 900, and terms can be arranged.
CORNER OF 9TH AND
QUINCY
This house has rooms and hath. reception
hall: hardwood floors and trim throughout;
splendid terms. Price, 1910; h.-w.h.,
electric lights and gas.
BLOOMINGDALE-
This home contains rooms and bath, and
it has an excellent furnace and ample
room for garage. 1t has just been newly
papered and painted throughout. Inspection
any time. Price, $3.50. Very satisfactory
terms.
WI L L | A M S
1909 New Yo
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Main 4752.

Moiu ~ ". 80 =
Petworth. ;;
home in excellent condition; brick; six rooms
and tile bath; large pantry; every modern con-
venience; vaper heat; electric lights; sieepiAg
porch: hardwood floors; builtin cupboafts; 'front.'
and double rear porrhes: garage space on lot
125 feet deep. Terms. Price only $9.7b0. -.
McKEEvER GoSs 49,
1905 Eye St. Main 4'52
Chevy Chase. 80
-- SeniiDungalow; new; vacant; completely de-.
tached: seven rooms and bath; electric lights;
hotwater heat; hardtood hoors: attractive,
home. Inspect before buying. Price, s14,oQo.
McKEEvER L GOSs. ~
1405 Eye st. Main 4152. =
Takoma Park. u
stueco ana single home with slate roof;
good location: eight rooms and bath; rooms
bright and well arranged. Price. 5000; terms
Phone 10 fof appointmeAt to Inspect ~
MckEEvER 4 GOfs, =
1905 Eye st. Main arse, :. :
Saul's Addition. -
A six room and bath house Of brick cohstfvc,
tion. with front ana double rear pofches sleep
ing porch; electric lights; hardwood floors and
trim; garage space; immediate POSSE sion. pfice
Of 81, 500 includes furniture and piano. . :
& GOSS, s.,si'
Main 4752. $.
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VII l A N S. L LIPS,
14Oo New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 49,

MT. PLEASANT s1 Re
Just one block from Mt. Pleasant car line. z
Ten rooms and bath. h..w.h.. electric ,
lights; brick garage; in excellent condition:
house is 81 feet wide and lot ITO feet 70,
paved alley. $13.J0O. on terms. =,
NORTH COLUMBIA =
HEIGHTS
Groom tile hath brick residence: h.w.h.,
electric lights; deep lot TO alley; ample
space for garage; hardwood floors and trim;
screened sleeping porch and screens N the
house throughout. Price, 50. $50, on small
cash payment and $G5 monthly.
PETWORTH-
A detached Groom 2-story bungalow type
residence on a large lot; h.-w.h., electric
lights. open freplaces, hardwood foors In
excellent condition. Price, 1850; easy
terms to responsible purchaser. q,
CHEVY CHASE, d. c. -
A thoroughly modern Groom and bath brick
residence: h.-w.h., electric lights: built-in
garage; one and a half blocks from car
line; open fireplace; cement front porch
rear porches: very desirable neiEhborhoods
Price. $ls.500. on convenient terms.
NEAR SOLDIERS 80
HOME PARK ~. :
Groom and tile bath brick residence:
h.-w.h.. electric lights; built-in garage;
deep lot to paved alley. and in ine condi-
ton. Price. $50. Small cash payment
and monthly terms less than rent. ''
PHI ! l. L Up S, 80
rk Ave. NV.
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lANS.,
Phone Main 1923.

PRICE. $1350o-SUBuRBAN HoME-ideeiiy
located q government beuieyafd just
q few minutes out Of the city. The houss
in Of stone construction. slate foof, mai
eight large rooms and bath. scfeeneo
sleeping and breakfast pofches, thru
open ffeplaces, hot-water heat electro
Iights, eAraee, chicken house AND THE
GROUNDS COMPRISE TWO AND ONE
HALF ACRES. This ID q positive bar
gain and the owner will accept reaton.
able terms. u 81
PRICE, &5,9sO-BLOOMINGDALE- web
built home. twe-stofy. bay window bf1ck,,
having four bedrooms on the second moor.
Plenty Of room for garage. WIZ "
vacant very shortly and may De sole
easy terms. 81.
PRICE, SIP. 5Oo-CHEvY CHASE. d. C.-Iust
a short distance OF Conn. ave. Detached
hollow tile home, having eight rooms
and bath. all the latest improvements.
front and rear porches. open fireplace "
a large living room. This SHOULD be In
spected Immediately.
PRICE SCI 5Oo-l6th ST. HIGHLANDS 20.
lonial house Of hollow tile construction,
cement porch. ten rooms. three baths,
slate roof. hardwood trim throughout,
garage for three cars, sleeping porch,
instantaneous water heater and erely-
thing that goes to make up complete
home. Liberal discount made for cash.
Possession.
INC,
Phone Main 1923.
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North Of Cleveland Park.
Groom semi-detached house. hot. vater heat
gas electricity: lot 3s1126 owner needs
money. win sell At low price OF 81. 900 II
Mt. PLEASANT REALTY CO..
1411 Park Rd. Col, 4a6.
NEW HOUSE on Shepherd st.
NV. near 18th ST.; 6 rooms and
bath, ami; easy terms. For
sale by
i THOMAS A. JAMESON,
906 New York Ave. NV.
: Main 5526.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES FOR sALE-H0UsIs
Continued ConttnueA.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1894 II Street NV Phone Main 1OLS.

HEDIES q M
1884 H Street NV.
PRICE, 1l8,SOo-CL.EvELAAND PARk-A most
desirable property located not far from
the new cathedral. 1t ID comparatively
new. has ten large rooms and three com
plete baths, vapor heat. electric tights.
very large front, breakfast and sleeping
porches: hardwood floors and finished In
mahogany and white. You VIII appre-
ciate Its value upon inspection.
PRICE. 90. 75o--NEAR 14th AND NEWTON
STS.-Low- priced home OF the colonial
type, having six rooms and bath, electric
lights. hot-water heat, hardwood floors
and trim. front and rear porches. This
Is now vacant. In good condition and
may be sold on q cash payment OF about
$3.50.
PRICE. 1s,O00-GEORGET0WN COLONIAL
H0ME--A most attractive detached prop
erty Of brick construction. located in an
excellent block east Of 31sf st. This
house Is exceptionally well built, all the
rooms are large. has q spacious entrance
hall with colonial stairway. A new hot
water heating plant has just been in
stalled and the house is in perfect conii-
ton. 1t IL situated a lot 60x130 It.
Possession at once and terms.
PRICE. $l0.SOO-MT. PLEASAET-Sot far
from 18th and Col. road A brand-new
house. containing rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electric lights. hardwood
floors and has front and doube rear
pofches. A small cash payment will be
accepted and possession given.
HEDGES & MI
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FOR RENT-WAREHoUsES
FOR RENT-ENTIRE FLOOR
in our new fireproof storage
warehouse No. 2 between 9th
and 10th and D and E.)
Conveniently located for use Of merchants or
business houses; large S,ooolb. capacity ele-
vater. Apply at once
Merchants Transfer &
Storage Co.,
o2O E St. NV. Phone M. 5000.
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VACANT.
Delightful Northwest Location
Modern 6-rpom and bath seu,i.detached home
h-w.h., cabinet, gas range, porohes, large
yard to alley with grape afbor and fruit trees
Half SO. from cars; 20 min to Treasury.
Bargain at $1,000.
Call West 517
BETWEBN AND IL Am. u
BOOTHS BARGAIN HOMES
&,5U-In Capitol Hgts., Md.
Groom bungalow. cellar and pofches. Z lots.
s., 5OO-Near 9Th and K NE.
Fine colonial brick; front porch: 8 rooms,
bath, cellar, h..w.h.; large yard with double
auto safake on 28-ft. alley; sleeping porch.
$6,OOOc624 9th St. N. +,
Vacant: Immediate possessioa.. rooms.
tiled bath, cellar. furnace. Nice home.
S6.5O0-Near End and Z NV.
Q rooms, bath. porch front: lot a2si5o: fne
chance for garage. Alley 80 It. vefy cen EN-
$,OOO-At Bethesda Md.
Beauty home, rooms. bath, half acre land.
h..w:h;; auto garage; nice garden, fruit, etc.
So, SOC St. Near Judiciary So.
Splendid s-ssor5 brick; room for auto. Room Room. !.
$9,5WLOn S Near Conn. Ave.
south apensS s.s sas s.te s.s ss
ROLAND c. BOOTH.
Franklin 002. 2i5 n ct. s.w. .
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NORTHEAST Two stofS
brick dwelling with six rooms and eel.
lar bath; located west Of 7th st
y, lO0-lO0I 4th ST. S.E.-NOW VACANT;
brick: q rooms. bath: latrobe heat.
Key ct Office.
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JAMES 7. SHEA. ets LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
NEAR ELEVENTH STREET
AND PARK ROAD
A MODERN SIX ROOM AND TILED BATH.
G0NCRETE CELLAR. H0T-wATER HEAT,
ELECTRlC LIGHTS. NICE SIzN LOT TO AL.
FfNs c GosGIrsdk FR9NT PORCH HOUSE n
IN POTOMAC
HEIGHTS, D. C.
cd A ry 1yIYo NICE coENnR RESIDENCE.
H HAIH. 6 c1 's.,r 1E5lAh. nor wATER
ORCHARD. PRICE, 1850. ON az E Asy
TERMS. REASON FOR SELLING, OWNER
GEORGIA AVENUE NEAR
CRITTENDEN STREET.
MODERN sEyBN-RooM AND TILE hath.
G H8T wA TSIsnh HEAT rx Gas As, ANb HLIMi
saSSeh rsR RAAsr ian Ii A Sfx
BUSINESS PLACE IN
MOUNT PLEASANT.
s5$s sss s2ss 'sss ASe esE LINZ
siss 900: aoo o. CASH P Ps4aa frhl RE.
L1EBERMANN & HAWN,
PHELAN C. HAWN.
1421 r STREET NV
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"a. IS0-3rd ST. Me-. opposite Little sister,
~ of the sPoof-6 rooms and bath: fur.
d. mace hept.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

Is ELLERSON AVE-, Clarendon. Va, oppo.
site Baptist Church--Can accommodate several
persons; room and board; garage; newly dec,
Grated rooms; good home cooking; hot bread
daily; electric lights and steam heat; city
conveniences; reasonable.
PRIVATE family will board child: best OF
care: we'll heated house: reasonable. e: NJ.
Lewis, Landoyer, Nd. gu
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S5,50O-1201 ST. N.E.-Brick dwelling con-
tanning seven rooms and bath; cellar;
rented to noathly tenant at so per
mOufh.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-02
YEoMANETTEs WILL TRY
 TO SECURE REINSTATEMENT

The girl clerks who were released from duty at the |. s. Submarine base at Groton on Wednesday, following or ders from Washington, are very indignant over the treatment afforded them The girls were formerly yeoman CF) employ ed at the base and at various other na- val stations in this vicinity and were transferred to civil service rating follow ing their release from naval service.
 They claim that if their was no long CT need of their services at the base they should have been transferred else where. It is reported that they will endeavor to enlist the aid of Congress- man Richard T. Freeman of this district and the posts of the American Legion in securing reinstatement.
 From 120 to 150 girl clerks employed at the navy yard at Boston were also released on Wednesday, and they have asked the American Legion and Con gressman Tague to aid them in securing reinstatement.
 About 15 girls at the Groton base were affected by the release order which was issued owing to a shortage of funds and a desire of cutting down on yard ex- penses
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-02
GRoToN IS KICKING AT
 RAISE IN FERRY RATES

cent fare for every adult foot passenger and person riding in vehicle went into effect on the New London fer ry on Thursday morning. Up to o'clock Thursday morning and since 1885 the fare has been cents per adult, cents for children between the ages of four and 12, and free for children under four years of age.
 The increase was established by vote of the ferry commissioners of New Lon don at a meeting some weeks ago and notice was given that the new rates would become effective on July 1. At the same time as rates for foot passengers are increased the charge for vehicles is reduced.
 The reasons the increase was made was to obtain greater revenue from the bulk of the patronage accorded the fer ". which comes from Groton, and the reason the reduction in rates for auto mobiles was made was to get under the rate charged by the state highway bridge hoping thereby to induce automobiles to make use of the ferry instead of the bridge.
 Groton people are kicking hard at be- ing obliged to contribute this extra amount to help New London's ferry com missioners out of their financial hole. One prominent Groton man pointed out Thursday that the city of New Lon don obtained it's ferry franchise from the state legislature in 1885. This act provides among other things that the fare which shall be charged by the city for toll on the ferryboat shall be 3 cents for adults, cents for children betweer four and 12 years and children under four years, free.
 No subsequent legislative act has beer passed altering in any way the rate ot ferriage, and the Groton man claims that it is therefore a legislative enact ment which stands until changed, and i! therefore in full force and effect today just as it was il 1885 and that in con sequence thereof the@ ferry commission CTS or anyone else has no right to raist it or lower it.
 As is well known the city for long
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-02
sHELTERING ARMS GRATEFUL

FOR MANY GIFTS MADE
 In the past three months donors Sho have earned the gratitude of the Shelter ing Arms by the gifts they have made have been the following:
 Miss Jane C. Champlin. Mrs. Charles B. Lee, Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Peabody, Eben Learned, the Parish Committee of Park church, American Legion, Robert O. Fletcher post, Mrs Roland Hill. William Geer. Mrs. Lucius Brown, Mrs. William H. Palmer, MT. and Mrs. George ". Car roll, Rev. Mclean Goldie, Mrs John P. Huntington, George Kampf, Park church, Church of the Good Sheperd, Norwich chapter, American Red Cross, Mrs. Her. bert T. Miller, Mrs. Henry McHatton, Mrs. Mary Fredenburgh, United Church, the Junior auxiliary, Christ church, Mrs. Frank L. Woodward, Drs. E. H. Linnen. A. c. Freeman, H. E. Higgins. C. c. Gildersleeve, Leon F. LaPierre have kindly given their services. and discounts have been allowed by s. P. Allen, R. F. Smith, Utley 6 Jones, The Lee { Os- good Co.,, Charles c. Treat, Disco Bros. Falls Market, Providence Bakery, Pow CTS Brothers, The Porteous Mitchell O., The Edward Chappef Co., and the Norwich Electric Co.,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-02
PROPERTY TRANSFERS MADE
 ON TOWN CLERK,s BooKs

The following transfers of real estate fnthe town of Norwich have been record ed at the office of Town Clerk Charles s. Holbrook in the last ten days of June
 June 21-John and Josephine Reeves to Stanislaus and Eva Benac, Pratt avenue t1and).
 Frank and Samuel Hertz to Jacob Tenn
 Frank and Samuel Hertz to Jacob Tempchin, g Forest street
 Helen T. Patterson to Esidore Mu,let- te, Plain Hill and Franklin.
 William W, Sample, IT., to Isabella Pa gano, 32 Thames street
 June 24-Eastern Connecticut Power O., to Harry H. Titus, Trading Cove ter. race, land.
 Harry H. Titus to Eastern Connection, Power Co.,, Trading Cove terrace, land.
 June 25-Harry A. Titus to Erastus W Carter, Trading Cove terrace lot 16.
 William A. Mclean to Ambrose H. VII. son. Palmer avenue and Aborn street. land.
 June 2S-Ervin Williams to Charles T Matthews, Greeneville heights, two lots Estate William Kimban to David P Clark, Hamilton avenue cemetery. Heirs of David P. Clark to Edga,