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The Washington herald., 1920-07-25
Miss Callahan Sings at Art. Club.

Miss Margaret Callahan was the
soprano soloist at the Arts Club re-
cftal on Tuesday evening Mrs. Paul
Bley den was the accompanist.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-25

Cohen & Hughes Inc, are busy
The Washington herald., 1920-07-25

Alan J. BaChrach. manager of the
Columbia department of the ]. Ed
gar Robinson Company, spent sew
eral interesting days in Maryland
last week.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28
NEW INTEREST RATES
ON CREDIT ADVANCES
schedule H. Established u, Federni
Rrsrr,r Bank on Loans Made Z"
Nembcr hanks.

,,.,....,i.., D., .,,tiIiztpp conditions
81, d,s,o,r.,riuu .xc.ssivc borrowings
,,,d ,,,,nr ,ss,,r.nc. that credi, will
,,., ,,',d, ,.,,il,hIo ia ali hanks which
.,.. ,,,.L,,, nnIy III. needed srnsonuhlr
tn.,. ,L,. Federal nes,ryr Bank pr
mia. b',. inst,,u,ea n system of pro.
,,,.,Yi,.. ,lisrn,ni rates to be applied 10
IN. ,,rnun, 81 loans to member banks
and ,,..d AN IA. upimuaired cnpital
and sur,,iu,s ~ each such bank
This nroprassIve interes, rate. -ff.c-
,iv, ,ui,v follows.
"on..Lnif az p.r cent above nor.
mai rurr,,,, raj. on accommodations
.xt.ndinp ,boy. the normal basic
.moi,nt nm To and including % per
r.n, ~ surb basic amount:
CON, mar cont ,hoye normal current
49,. a.. - -, .,,h..,u.p, aurn N,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28

new Industries. Go after meritorious
enterprises on your own merits LOOK
TO see that no stalking horse" Is put
off on Durant."
Crowns have personalities Just the
same as men The corporations OF
vour clubs and citizens Is the outward
exprcssion of the soul of your town"
"The gauge of our own success Is the
assistance we give others toward their
own success"
opportunities used to come singly
and were easily grasped. Now they
come in lunches and cooperation is
necessary to reach them"
without vision. we perish. Not
visionary Vision. Vision to see and
appreciate and meet the future needs
of out of town and our country"
The buzzard and the honey bee get
their food from the same pasture. AS
suredly you get what you are looking
for. and earnestly endeavor to get"
what we want is not the biggest
stores and banks and newspapers for
their own sake, but an Intelligent CO.
operation of all. What we want final
Is is a better brand Of men and wom-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28
SPLENDID ADDRESS OF
ROTARIAN J. E. AUBREY
rr.nrhcr. War Worker. Chnutnuqun
Lecturer Held Attention OF LOcni
,Iub and Wade mn Impression

.',.. most important and most inter-
Ing program ever attended by the
f.r,.u, Rotary cub was that or last
l.,.Iay. when J. Il. Aubrey, preacher
,...r-Wurker chautauqua lecturer Ro-
,,,l,n-delivered one Of the best ad-
~s,s to the club yet heard in Du-
rant Mr. Aubrey. is an ex-Presbyter-
,.u Preacher and breaches yet part of
.t,. 'lrur, and devotes the rest OF the
sum-, to chautauqua work He Will
work this summer in North and South
I.ku'a. Minnesota and Iowa on the
i....fmth- -Horncr Chautauqua circuit.
,H' army.
Mr Aubrey's general theme was
cooperation and Service" He has that
.ift or acquired talent of mixing the
comic with the serious so that he can
luli the attention Of his audience in
definitely. He spoke for an hour, and
- seemed like fifteen minutes so mas.
'"ifu was he in appealing to the in
t.r-st of his hearers.
The News regrets that the splendid
,idrrss cannot he reproduced. Some
~ The high points. from his remarks
soc, are clad to quote
'l'rohl.ms com" a. a hiprOduct OF
a't-rrss Larger progress brings big
-,' problems
The ability to build together
'Hruugh cooperation comes as the re-
...' If Il desire to build together"
Grwar. of bonuses and favors foi
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28
M,,u IMPROVEMENT IN HEALTH
- NOTED OVER THE STATE
stntr ueaith Department Furnishes
Information Made In various
cities.

Tb,t condition. looking to "a bette.
,I.rr.r of public health in Oklahoma
are improving. is evidenced by report
of progress mad" through the Stat
Houri of H"aith. and furnished this
paper. n follows
NEWKIIfK Has new hospital.
WIt'SKA-Osage County cattle
are free from Tuberculosis according
to recent tests
HASTINGS Is rejoicing because it,
former irud-hnl.s have been changed
into graded streets
YALE Has new sewage disposa
plant
FKEpLt.ltk Streets recently torn
mn wh.n sewer pipes were laid are be-
ing improved
FL. l;ENo VIII pay 81 per lineal
foot for sewer line.
cLAEE.MORE-Thc oklahoma Stat.
SUNDAY school association in conven-
tion her, i.Issed a resolution condemn
ing IT," salc "f cigaretts to youths.
RARTi.ESNII.LE--C have be-
gun vigorous campaign against dealers
who sell ciGaretts to minors.
NEWkIi;K K-Kay County Medical
society will hold monthly meeting here
DSl'l:ITGS-Railway and city
officials Wili cooperate in improving
ways Of drainage
STHOj II VIII have five blocks of
n"w brick paving
NOitMAN contracts let for iri
buildings At state hospital
NEWKIRK --Thrnat.ned epidemic a.
measles and mumps mas been checks.
BEGGS sl0O.uun bond issue carries
for water mains and sewer extensions
BIGHEART Has new lee storage
plant
Al
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28
s63O, ,O0O AMERICANS DIE OF
PREVENTABLE DISEASE

.IFrom Oklahoma Tuberculosis Soci"typ
SIX hundred and thirty thousand
Americans. men. women and children.
were the victims of preNentable dis
ease last year In economic loss those
deaths represent &l.j0O.O00. 900. BY far
the greatest per cent Of this gigantic
sacrific of human life is directly trace
abi. to tuberculosis tuberculosis last
year destroyed ten times as many pe"-
,pl. .Ss typhoid fever, thirty times ~
many AS scarlet fever, ten times az
many as measles. eight times as many
as diphtheria and showed a mortality
rate of 1866 in every 900 people.
These figures were made public yester-
day ty the Oklahoma Tuberculosis
Association
Oklahoma has IL reputation among
all the state Of the union as "A leader
in the fight against tuberculosis. The
problem in Oklahoma is an unusually
difficult one because nearly fifteen per
cent OF the population of the state IL
composed Of negroes and Indians both
of wh;cn races have exceedingly high
death rates from tuberculosis. In or
der Ia tnairtain it's place In the van
guard AZ a tuberculosis fighting state,
Dkianpnia must rave county state and
city tuberculosis hospitals. according to
Jules Schevitz. General Secretary of
the oklahoma Tuberculosis Associa-
tion ~ Oklahoma city.
At meeting Of the state Executive
Committee of the oklahoma Tubercu.
iosis Nssouation held in Oklahoma
CITY last week. plans were laid for IL
cainDaipn to provide additional appro.
piiatiuns for state tuberculosis Sana-
forums throurh the nest session of TIA,
Legislature. IN y. Il lewis. State
Commissioner Of iI"alth. read a report
on the proposed " fupaign Lieut. Col
Hugh Scott. state director of the war
Tisk insurance bureau explained his
work with the health uf soldiers. Scott
said that the problem Of tuberculosis
among former scrvic" men was more
serious than that of wounds and that
mor re men today were suffering from
tuberculosis than from pas and wounds
top.t ther An invitation was extended
ny the committee to the Mississippi
Valley conference of the National AS,
sociation to attend a joint convention
In Oklahoma city with the Southwest
ern conference next year.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28
CONGRESSMAN

That Representative ~,
Blanton OF the Abilene (Te.a.,ma "Sma
is soliciting campaign fund. y di',r
pie In Eastern States for h,, 'lon N
alton and reelection to ConS-'s.n' s ,sn'ah
Texas was charged in a s,a,.si's .sa i's
sued by Matthew Wolf sss..ent ment
the national nonpartisan noi,,saF, ni,aF, :
paign platform COMMITTEES n, .sl "a ~
erican Federation Of Labor ss, s Y
an adjunct of the American v,ea snea
of Labor. Mr.. Vol made usiats nSsn
copy Of what purports to ha pu0ie
signed by William W. Blan,o, sa
Congressman's brother and t,a
paign manager. which Mr. ", W,u ~,
serts was sent to "a man wv"
England" N
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
of
CANDIDATES

This paper is authorized to announce
the following named citizens as candi-
dates for Democratic nomination for
office, subject TO the action Of the
voters of Bryan County. Oklahoma. at
The Democratic Primary election to be
hcld Tuesday. August 3. 1920.
FOR SHERIFF OF BRYAN COUNTY
DAVE WRIGHT, ,SecOnd TermD.
RUEL TAYLOR
FOR ASSESSOR
LONNIE GLENN ts~cond Term,
FOR TREASURER
L.. y. BONNER.
CHAS. CALHOUN.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
EARL WARD.
HrNRY McCREARI
FOR COUNTY JUDGE:
JOHN FINNEY
LEWIS PAULIIN treelectiOn)
SAM w. MAYTUBBY, Jr..
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
VICTOR G. PHILLIPS t2nd term.)
FOR COURT CLERP:
LACY GRIMES tsecOnd Term)
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
DISTRICT ONE.
WALTER l.. RAMRO treelection.)
A. l.. BAKER.
DISTRICT TWO:
BEN HULTSMAN treeIcctionD
4. &. HERNDON.
FOR COUNTY WEIGHER-
HENRY NJ. METCALF
II. F.. PINSON
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
}. LEE CUNNINGHAM, end. term)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28
FORMER CONGRESSMAN HERE.

Former Congressman James s.
Davenport. of Vinita, who is n candi-
date for Judge Of the Criminal Court
of Appeals. was here last week, inter-
viewing all the people he could get to
see about his candidacy. Mr.. Daven-
port has some space in this issue to
tell folks about himself and his candi-
facy
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28
FRIDAY. MAY %, 100.

en-. Greece and Rome ,.u.,
Its manhood deterioated s,,ed sns bscu
Get fear out Of your bss,, a'''
OF the future brings d,sas,rs aears n
disturbances. Faith in er' ,ur' paAI
vision, cooperation, and on,n ,ne tutu,
the day and we grow" N''o'hsn VI,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28
MADRID UNDER MARTIAL.

Madrid. capital of Spain. has been
placed under martial law as a result
of disturbances caused by scarcity Of
bread.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28
LIBERTY Bo>Ds 60 up AGAIN.

Liberty bonds. which slumpe1 OIL
the market IA few weeks ago started
back up again last week. gaining as
much AS i60 points on FridaJ alon"
a general upward trend Of prices for
the various issues is being predicted
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-28

0Gt QUICKLY RELIEVES COLDS
AND LAGRIPPE. CONSTIPATION, Bill
q, H0USNBsS. LOSS OF APPETITE AND
HEADACHES.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
Davis Th atrs

The eyes or Clara I-irfr1 Young i0v- ga by h1EE Of l.m d.vole.r Ha rrrid over. have bon tre lrc-rsa ri- al.a cl more n1un. Ir. .fH rd r -i1n in-n has ever a tHe 1l of 1ue Individual
 lre. m shape --f form rrlr fr'1 h.1ntiul il tlar -e '0.ir- er.ca1-. c.rer ru-r eI crcuu il arer tr.H c1-rl.. u plain rl lue 4s E1-re ru-el iu a7 h1aH cr -he acraen aG cT l-e t1.se ~a-aHf r-F which. have r. many Lues been Hr uta wr sars" lgsrs cf t sgu -ia worry truth ..he cgaa Qf al L1s .-ts .an. .ls llllp-
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
LEGAL NOTICE

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich. WiliIlll and for t.le District of Norwicn. on ths 16th day of December,
 NELSON J. AYLENG, Judge
 In the matter oL removing . Qua dan of Doris LeCnli1rdt, of Norwich, n sa ld District, :t minor.
 Alexander Leonhagdt Of Norwich. Conn, appeared in Court and iil-,, 1 ie- titloa alSsillas that 4slleS A4eoniTartlt. Inc mOtlCr oL sad Inincr.t has gore to parts unknown and n4s <sUa.ldos.ett ana -tssert- ed sad minor, and praying. for the raa- sons therein set forth. liat the said Agnes Leonhardt be removed Gs one Of the hat ural guardgns oI said minor.
 WhercupCu, It Is Ordered, That said petition be heard and determined it the lsrChate CCur( Room In the City of Nor wien. in said District, on the Zzd day of December, A. D. 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice oi the. pendeRcy Of said petition, and of sad hearing thereon, be given by the publication ci this order one time in some ne. sDapeI having q circulation jn said District, a- least i've days prior to the date of said hearing, and that return be made 10 this i Court
 NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copy
 Attest: HELEN M. DREscHER. uec1'" GEEK.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It

 WANTED-Misceuantous ous
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
WANTED--FemaIe

WANTED-Ladies to represent silk hosiery mail order house. hours daily, $50 weekly, or commission for spare time; ; experience unnecessary; free samples. Frummer, Box 164. Station D. New York.
 dec17d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
victory Medals l,scc.r ed.

Victory medals have been received -t the Ne# Lolloa Navy Ie-.l..n5 S-a- Lon, 5o ~sla-e sJ.eal l5s he l5loa..s named persons: Le5,er wagner -s.--e. John Pron George Randolph sm.--. Russell Feuu, -dar,u Bte-ler, John ,. Hoer. HarolI H. P.rssee. I..al-rison Robinson. Earl Edward Elusoa. William T. Mclaughlin, Louis r. JguUer,, I9- sea Briere. Frank s Wilson, Adrian Racine. walter -Asub.-. Reynolds, t-ill-. -..a [. swanson. ,.lii.-4 A. te-i1. E.l- e-t PinSree and James %. lr-n- The medals await cali ly tier os...e-s..
 Tc4y alJ-o Si5 s.l -orea 90 Home. Tony, a lad ol ten. years, yi.l a countless number cj N.aai-e5s days tH his credit. hair ulEeI-.-, his c.-t---. full Cf holes and Esly z-als too laIa- for him, ,t-oEa around hi3 uaI body in order to set ,fe a----al amount 0- warnu, gets 6 bt--ns and finds 4 home.
 ! His mother iv dead his. father works paft CI tse t.ae and comes Co lle al- : IcCs- vacant .o- m5 called home only tl ! sleep, wa.ch couid not Doe called .aa As lar as eats were concerned 'tarh said. "The old man leaves me some money Co buy food once in I 1.a--z." A can Of uncoofeG peas ur corn from tro corner grocery furnished bis brea.faa,
 -J lIn65 no ig1.l. and at H.alI 8 | neal wherever he ceuld ind iL These i were his daly ra-.1rs.
 I Tony often w4a ai e-.t from school Fr 2 Gat the en i.e days N-cre given tp e2 ,. Lending his energies. without t-ii1aulr vst .ch caused Tony tp g-t Into t-ola .- ' Pickugs were not good erourh, 5la. vas scarce. but punishment plenty. s
 no decided Co run away. sealH fi
 from his father, ie sn-l T-.f el.
 ing in 8 lum1er 5-.d uut1 fine a.a
 gro" too cold and his money waa a gone.
 In the dead Of tbc night he went t tnc bare rooms called hCme and f- 1. to crawl in without. beiu= heard. la moi was not to be-AN night long n lay sufe-in- ald moauin- from th terrible heating he had received ar' ; vheI daylight came t0 his asEisfclc
 af Ter his father had gone he crsWie out to so nowhere. lie liL not clrg just anywhere to get away from th' awful place.
 . 4 man going to his office noticc
 Tony hobblns along. stopped him an . listened Co hi9 story This man -broush
 Inc boy 10 ia" Connecticut Ehiior-n ] Aid Socis y. which is giving him icaarce. lie is placed in a re3l hom
 with kind foster parents wl,7 are in terezted in him and helping rr1. H is making good in school. is well like
 by his nlaymates, 'has bis owa pane
 .ute and. as he SAYS. "f don't nee
 70 swipc things any more" Tony
 only one of the 2.t53 children who re
 c1ived aid during tho la-. two v-ars.
 The Co1nacticu- Chiltrep's Aid So
 c.ety was oreani7ed for just tris pm Ipose. The CoHnz cdcu- Chud-en-s Al
 ioc.ety needs your helH to continue ii work at -he home at Sewiuet11 vhic
 accommodates 1y+ children at a tim.
 Every chLd received as Tony was
 one good citizen saved and one l-se m lGesirabia Tor yo-r cAhlrg.l to coae Wi- iwhen they grow up.
 - E Eou cannot give as much as yo
 would ike. dtlt lat prevent yo
 from si+ine ell that yop c.n. Send a eoptribut.onz to 4ira William r '1.ea-
 2ew London Bank of Commerce. oe' 4 IsonG0n.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
PAsNIK OPENS sroRE
 TN pFTwarf-uTr rrv-rr

- ---'1' I|H" T -" IT The fifth store has h-rn added t1 t-c chain Of stcrgE conluc.ci hv NeE 1L parnik in the eastern part of Connect cut The ncT store is located in Putlarl in the b-iiaiu- formerly rc--n'ed by frc City Mari-ct. The sf5-r has a frontage of over 35 feet. tIr. FaeHr. Intends t' oe r the new store some Cne la January. and t will be conducted on tle sa-re r-r-l- pies as his other sto-es. DIT. parrl- stated on Thur day ercri1- Chat his rrc- cess was du. largely 60 .ha people oi Norwich for givirr him hls Bar-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
AnNOUNCEflEllFS-

Helday s-le nt -ira. serrctt'-.
 Tae eDeln- dav ol fhe fa.e ol hon. day novelties and atcult filIs at I- -.arshs-i JgWetts, 58 Cauraa srrltt prov. I'd very suee. lrl Ttu-e lag Dainty ur- terEarlncH -s, au-als. uelalae.s. ll-- kar~ chiefs. ciit uov-ltez. ete. ia a W.de va- r.ety were on sale
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
YOUNG HUBnEW MEN
 WrLL. HEAR DOCTOR ryrrr-Rr

The second iu a coUrae of Friday uf1ff ectures at the rooms of the Tcu1- Men'f Hebrew Association ol Main Er-f s fo re given ttfs evening Tho l--u-e-- q. 10 ba Dr. U1rir s3hn who rlI rfs un- 1n Medicine Among t- Early r.r
 Four .ec-uras i1 au ~ frr ir lhe course. tha lrE. taFi1- t.n lv Rabbi J. N. Eoseuat-a WhHa trar hare hcfu arranged t0 tha Eou-- l'al's Har-r 70 sociation. aH ore free and fh1 general public VIII b4 welcome.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
-. ra.n, on Toni-I.l

--@iasia-s l'iaallas a sf-f Ial-tr1. l,-iu-e -Iuiiln ll1-iil-z aL Laf-G Ias alTe
 Y. M C t. tuzuasg aocE Ll-i ai C1mHulil ua
 h Q Filtd.i F-st so. 2. Ti.. a.. ussft caH, s.'y Of ..as -.-s Xs. -l. y. .aLA-, vaae c@ css so. ls. E. ef c- aasa U. o. saal La..,. No 9l9 LO D- F. -i. i- u.te iI arIrHn L
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17

Used Cars 1920 Rec light, SIX touring, st,4oo. 1928 srodai ] Overland touring, nearly
 new. 1879 Rec speed wagon, FlatfOrm body 1920 Model 4. Overland sadan, nearly
 neN:. 19f8 modst 90 Overland with winter
 tcpi To-u. 1917 Austin 12 cyl. touring. 1916 Rec 4 cylinder touring, $500 19fS7 pass. chandior, wints- and sum
 ner tops, @Se5. 19l6 Doase truck, panel body $zo1. 1918 Wiliys-Kn.ghi 9 pass. roadster,
 cord tres, S510. f5z0 Overland 4 roadster, S75O. l3iz series 1S Studebaker {, $500. i5ie cyl, Pass. Oidsmobiis. isi8 naodsl % sedan, repaintcd, Sf,cco. 1918 1s2 ton Maccar, platform body,
 S1,TCG: 1916 Buick one-ton truck, $500. Mash Quad truck. '1816 3-E1ton C3asmobile truck. 1916 : pass. Reo, S7oO. 12So late model 1-2 ton Mack truck,
 used less than lygc months, sscTiuce
 Prioe, owner changing business.
 Time saynants Arranged
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
s- -.-.It, [. -. - -

Y. waldo Kennedy EiH s7-a'-.
 N Waldo Kennedy or Ecz--'rl q former resldert 7f cI7rwici and Purlr. is to be sn Of tle sa -he he'd January 2. by Proy5arca '11 Moose. Mir Kennedy IS district slg-- visor.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
WANTED

The names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn ing and earn some money
 ;arrying papers. Frequently
 there are good routes. Get your names on file and be ready for the first vacancy. Call at the Bulletin Office.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
DANCING

THERE is 10 Advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Eulle- tin for husiness resultE
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
HOTELS
FLOUR. GAIN AND FEED

JUST UNLOADED 1,SOO Barrels of good flour, all grades; call us before buying. Greenevilie Grain Co. Tel. S26-5. nov1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
4 BuLlatia For Sale
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 FOR sALE-one lsz0 Special Six Stunepskcr touring CT and oilc 1920 Scrpps Booth toErHs car both cars are --l AiaL ytftses c.,Ils-lta.T. 4 IL r--.a. 7 50 eIsrase 2 k 'riieid. dec1fd .
 Ftss @..I5l'- Buck 7oodsfer in good ruutir,s clGers jusc Crer1s nles' and gced s4s55is e44aF- Inquire l90 i-2 Franklin s. ---NN---N-- ---------
 Fois sA5H er eNcllai.se, ss37 tgul 1g rl1n2belt- Tel 5f5 hetween s- IT, saa 8 ,. n. i5I FOR ssLF.--Fiuason [ pasrenger tour- ing csr, 1917 ,1oJeI. .r gGcd canlii.en, ire engine and four cord tires. Telephone 1 1924 decitd
 T}cQtIl 2t-toa and one 2-ion true n perfect condition. E9t9 and 1920 moa;eis [1; nTlees right, easl or te-nls these i trnc,s must ce seer 10 De appreciated {: tIlree other oargains, Box 56.. Bulletin Office. dec4d BIG MONEY in trucking ;fbe your own 1 boss and go in the trucking business; if ] you are tired of working for others and 1 the finest trucks built and assist you in 1 getting work or contracts by our CO., i operative plan; don't delay. Write Bull l letin Office, Box 234. dec4d i FOR SALE-MaxweI touring, roadster 1 and commercial ear. se95; coupe. s1 595 | sedan, S1,695, f. O. b. Detroit; F months | to pay. Why net make a Christmas pres i ent' to the whole family? H. E. Anderson ! q Maple St, Danielson, Conn. Tel 340 1 dee3d
 FOR sALE-Ford roadster in good l running condition; must be sold at once 1 Phone 135S-3. nov19d
 TOR ResALE-Overland S-4 ton truck new tires. in fine condition; i1917 Dodge roadster. 1918 Ford chassis Adams Mo- tor Co. Baltic, Conn nov2od WE HAVE some good bargains in sec l ond .hand motorcycles, S35, -S125. SITS 1 sLS5, S20O and S225 Come in and look ESt. novI5d
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BUILDING

PAINTING. paperhanging. contractor, high class work speciality. Phone 159o-z. kudlik, 265 Central Ave. noV2d
 PERRONE & Christian Co. building contractors, stoneWork, brickYork. con- crete and cement plaster, and paint, and anything extra. 15 Platt Ave Tel Nc 479-5. Call between and 6.5U a. n. ana from 5.30 to D. m- aug3d
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell Ii
TOR SALE
$1,o00 Cash Secures
 I24 Acres. Paiir Horses,

cows and heffers. pigs. flock hens. har- nesses, wagons, sleds, haying machlnery, full implements, harvested crops. etc. i; convenient RR town; ioamy fields. cut biz crops hay large wire-feneed pasture; es- timated 1000 cords wood; fruit; warm 7-room house big painted barn, poultry houses etc. closing estate. $2,O0O takes everything. Details this an4 farm only $3o9 down page l9 Strouts. Illustrated Catalogue Bargains 33 States. Copy free. Strout Farm Agency, 150AK-, Nassau St., New York City dec11d