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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
A. go O'clock A. N, Sharp


consisting Of:
Two kitchen ranges, table. chairs,
tinware, glassware. agateware, and
eroekery, kettles Of ali kinds, table
cloths. dining room furniture consist
ing of table, chairs, sideboard. clocks,
shelf ornaments, pictures, two writ
lot Of linoleum. three ehiffoniers,
Jump lounges, touches mattresses.
oak library table, china closet, COM
bination bookcase and writing desk,
lot of china dishes, three willow rock
ers. enc willow table, willow arm
brass beds. two iron beds and springs.
bed Quits. feather pillows, wardrobe,
three center tables. two toilet sets,
one LOT of lace curtains, window
shades. two drop-side couches with
mattresses BUREAUS. mirrors, lamps,
portieres. couch covers. commodes
and stands
Two dozen jars Of preserve wiring
er, wash tubs. pals, 3-burner oilstove.
in fact all of my household furniture.
Six sets Of new window sashes, one
lot Of eavetroughs with hangers.
about 100 lbs. of new screws of vari-
Gus sizes from 3-S to inches, several
gallons of varnish, a lot of paint, tur-
pentine, oil, wood clamps, bucksaw
and frame saws, iron clamps all sizes,
carriage makers and wood clamps, a
lot of carpenters tools, a lot of wheel
wrights' tools, lot of wire netting,
about 1000 feet of new lumber,
matched boards, 2x4 chestnut and oak
plank, a lot of stove coal. seven rolls
Of Atlas roofing paper.
Lime and cement, feeding troughs
for hens, lot of new nails of all siz-
es. step-ladders, carpenters horses.
large grain bin, two new Cyphers'
i n u b t ors. two Cy h s
portable breeders, wheelbarrows,
lawn mowers. washing machine. sew
erl tubs. a lot of secondhand lum-
be-, tackles and blocks, about 200
new ce@ia bags. two new sprayers,
scythcS and sEathes, racks, shovels.
! hoes. iron bars, chains, 200 fence
posts, three ladders lot of packing
cases ton Of hay, ton of moved oats,
lot of cordwood. junk, flock of 222
hens. IFS K. l. Red pullets that are
laying. 104 R. l. Red Yearling and lay
ing hens, 60-gallon oil tank. Is gallons
cf Brillion oil l0-rsnon can of kero-
aeae Gil. rrindstone. lot of drinking
/ fountains used for poultry, sledge
hammers Of different sizes. Other ar
/ t,cles too numerous TO mention.
4 JOHN PRICE.
, 8uctionel's Statement; | have
locked these goods over carefully and
find them all first-class in every way.
One half OF the articles TO be sold
IRE not mentioned. Anyone wanting
ythiae in this line should attend the
sale. The hens are the finest lot of
i poultry in the county.
! Salo rain OF shine,
J. r. TALBOT.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
WANTED

have an upright piano IN a mahoe-
any case, that is just as good as new.
1t is one of the best make j Will be
willing to store this piano with some
responsible family, pay all the expens-
es, and the children may USE it, while
there, free from all charge; BUT i
AM DESTROYS OF. SELLING THE
INSTRUMENT IF POSSIBLE, and
will do so at a bargain, at the rate Of
SO per month. This If not cheap
make piano. Would much prefer to
place it with someone who thinks Of
buying a piano. If this appeals to
you, please address with fun particu-
lars Immediately. BOX D, The Patri
OF 25
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LIMITATION or CLAIMS

At Court Of Probate held at Put
nam within and for the District of
Putnam on the 18th day of June, 1920
Present David Flagg, Judge. Estate
Of Angelic Miour, late Of Putnam n
said District, deceased Alfred Bonnie
vile, Putnam, Conn, Executor OR
DERED-That six months from the
date hereof be, and tho same are limit
ed and allowed for the creditors to
bring in their claims against said es-
tate, and the Executor Is directed to
give public notice TO the creditors of
said estate to bring IN their claims
within said time allowed. by posting a
copy of this order on the public sign
post nearest the place where the de-
ceased last dwelt, within the same
Town, and BY publishing the same
once in some newspaper having cir
cuIation in said Probate District, and
return make to this Court of the no.
tee given. Attest: DAVID FLAGG.
Judge 20
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SECOND HAND GOODS
FOR SALE

We took the balance of goods fro,,
the rummage sale that was net sold.
have in stock, Bureaus, Stands, Ia
bles, Chairs, Musical Instruments, Pie
lures and Frames, Sewing Machines
travelling Bags and Valises, Spr.yrrs
and Oh Stoves. All at a bargain. Val
liable things which bring buyer sud
seller together. Office over Drsssers
Drug Store, Main St. Telephone S.
for A. B. RANDALL, The Farm Bar.
gain Man" 90
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
WANTED

Everybody to know that Payne's
Ice Cream Co. is doing business oppo-
site the High School in building for
merly occupied by H. S. Morse's meat
market, School street. Cream sold
at wholesale or retail. This ice cream
Is made from pure cream VIII sell at
very reasonable prices. Also ice for
sale at 45 cents per hundred in 100
pound blocks, 500 pound blocks or
more, 40 cents per hundred. Deliver
ed to any part of the city. TALBOT
AND MORTON. Telephone 81 or
1872. 25-tf
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500 MEN
WANTED AT ONCE

Jobs now open due to
the completion of several
factory buildings. Many
mechanical operations of
high class work on which
experience is not absolute
ly necessary but prefera-
bic. Large variety of gen.
eral factory work. We
have rooms available for
500 single men. If inter-
ested call at Putnam Inn
and ask for Mr.. Rogers be-
tween 2 P. M. and 10 P. M.
Monday and Tuesday,
June 21st and 22nd, or
write to The New Depart
ure Manufacturing Co.,
Bristol, Conn.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
June IS and &c, 1920,
At 10 O'clock A. M.

Also my large stock of furniture
consisting Of 6 cook stoves, all in first
class order; parlor stoves of all kinds !;
dishes of all kinds; glassware, tinware,
of all kinds; woodenware, knives and
forks, chairs and rockers Of every de-
scripuon, stands, commodes, bureaus,
sideboards. chiffoniers, iron and brass
beds, bed springs and mattresses, pic
lures, extension and center and kitch-
en- tables, lamps, mirrors. clocks, win
dow shades, lounges, touches, toilet
sets, carpets. shelf ornaments, pals,
tubs. washing machine, wringer, bird
cages. ice boxes. | have got two 2
story buildings packed with furniture.
Hundreds of articles that cannot be
mentioned here will sell also at the
same place and dates, surveys, 8 ex-
press wagons, lot of buggies, lot Of
harnesses, single and double, nice
pony, pony harness and wagon, nice
team for children. safe and gentle,
young and sound All of the above
goes. Be sure and come.
Don't forget the place Two large
red buildings on Lamont street. The
land and buildings TO be sold Saturday
at , O'clock p. m. Sale rain or shine.
ALMEDASE RIENDEAU.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
PRINCIPAL RESIGNS
K. E. Ellsworth Has Accepted APP
pointment In Willimantie

Principal Ellsworth of the Israel
Putnam school has handed his resig-
nation to the town school board. Mr.
Ellsworth has been principal Of the
school a year.
Principal Ellsworth will leave Put
nam to accept d position as principal
of a model school, under state super
vision. at Willimantic
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
FOR SALE

% head choice white-faced cows, 2
to 6 years old; have calves at foot.
balance heavy springers, bred to
Frimisford the 4th, thoroughbred
bull. Among them cows five years
old weighing 1900 lbs, one with calf
at foot, the other will be fresh in a
Few days. Also one fresh shorthorn
COW years old and one large Jersey
family cow 5 years old. EMPIRE
CATTLE CO, Stackpole farm, West
Woodstock. Phone 22I-12. 1926
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
FOR SALE

Dodge 1917 1-ton converted truck
with substantial rack body, elective
lights and starter; in first class me
chanical condition at bargain. Prone
Liberty 430 or see CHANDLER, Ms14
Motor Truck Company, 264 Whalley
Ave, New Haven, Conn. f7-H
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FOR SALE

1917 Mack 1 u ton IN excellent me
chanicu condition; Autocar, ton
dump body; Studebaker Bus; also 9th
ers, overhauled, some rebuilt and
guaranteed. Terms arranged to suit.
Phone Liberty 430 or see CHAND-
LER, Mack Motor Truck Co., 264
Whalley Ave, New Haven, Conn.
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WANTED

i want to buy secondhand watches,
clocks, jewelry, talking machines and
records. ] will pay you good price.
Come and see me. n. 7. CONSTANT.
Jewelry and Novelty Store, 264 Main
street Phon 1918. lS-tf
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WANTED

Men and women with burning feet,
sore corns and callouses to try box
of Snow Drop Salve, 26e. WORKS
wonders. Guaranteed by Edward H.
Burt, James F. Donahue and all drug
gists. 22-2Ss
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DIED

Worcester. June Is,
Morton Nichols, aged "a years, for
merly of Putnam and Thompson.
81 EEHAN-ln Putnam. June II, An
ME, wife Of John Meehan Of Pom
fret, aged Al years.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
AUCTION

Having decided to so out of the
Furniture business, will sell at Pub
lie Auction my buildings and land sit
uatei on Lamont street near the
Catholic cemetery, Rhoadesville, Put
ram Conn
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
AUCTONEER

W anted-Everybody to know J. f.
Talbot is Graduated Auctioneer and
will get you the highest prices for
your goods. Just give him trial and
be convinced. Residence, AZ Chap
man street. Putnam, Conn. Tel 7s-e
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LOST

Last week Wednesday. from pas
ture, new mich COW, light colored /;
if found or seen please notify CHAS.
SANDSTR0M. Thompson. Conn, and
receive reward. Telephone 1862.
25*
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FOR SALE

One ten-room house, with all mod
ern improvements, in good repair; 2
hen houses, / work shop, hay shed.
acres of land This is an ideal place
for horne. JOSEPH PIESSIS, Bn
ion Block, Putnam. Conn. 12H
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
FOR SALE

1919 3-ton Kissel, substantial rack
body; tires good; first class mechaa;.
cal condition. A bargain to euicl
buyer. Cali Liberty 40 or see CHAN
DLER, Mack Motor Truck Co. sss
Whalley avenue, New Haven, Conn
a ~
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FOR SALE

In center of the city, l3-reem 3
tenement house, a large barn and
sheds; rental value $500 a month
Will sell on 11G6 basis. Fl. G. AND
E. NJ. CARVER. 1Q-N
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NO ATTENTION PAID
To Unsigned Communications

From time to time communications
are sent in without the writer's name
being signed As several such have
been received recently. it becomes
necessary to reiterate By saying that
no attention will be paid 10 unsigned
communications This IS done to pro-
tect both the public and the newspa-
per
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FOR SALE

House on School street, three tne
ments and basement, all rented and
paying property. Will accept part
cash and give long time mortgtgs.
JOSEPH s. SHEPARD, South Wood
stock 2tf
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LIVE STOCK

If you have any live stock to sell,
call ". F. Perkins, Putnam S4-14.
Highest prices paid. Calves special
ty. Always ready to buy. 1s4f
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]. f. TALBOT. AUcTIoNEER
Putnam. Conn
PUBLIC AUCTION

Having sold my farm, will sell at
Public Auction to the highest bidder,
al my personal property Place sit
aated in East Thompson Conn, one
half mile from depot on the Buck Hill
road. 1t IS the first house on the riyht
frlm church.
Auction will take place on
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WANTED

Men for trip hammer forging,
grinding and polishing of Me-
ehanics' tools; an excellent OPP
portunity for steady reliable
men with mechanical ability to
learn clean, well paying work,
with permanent employ ment;
preference given to married
men of Yankee descent; previ-
Gus experience in this line of
work not necessary, ye. 6esira-
bic.
THE MARCY TOOL WORKS
Putnam, Conn.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
WITTER BROS. AUCTIONEERS
Office and Salesrooms, AZ Main
Street, Danielson, Conn.
PUBLIC SALE

On account of having sold my farm
and having no further use for the fol
lowing personal property will sell
the same for the high dollar without
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FOR SALE

Grass.-Eleven to thirteen acres
more or less, of standing grass. for
sale. FREDERIC W. HINRN,HS
Woodstock Hill. *
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LOST

A male collie, yellow with white
ring around neck. New collar. license
number $3.50. Phone 1892. All
PUTNAM, South Woodstock. 25
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WAN TED

A waitress at Vernon Stiles Inn.
Telephone 1922, or write VERNON
STILES INN, Thompson, Conn. %
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
LOST

An Elks tooth watch charm. Find
er please return TO c. C. TALBOT
Union street, Putnam. 25s
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WANTED

Girl tcolored preferred) 10 do gem
eral homework. GEN. LYON INN.
Eastford. Phone 223-14. 25-tf
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

inch First In.rton2se Each Subsequent
Clearing House For Those Who Have Something
Wishing Acquire Something; Employer
Employee; Brings Buyer and Seller Together
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
FOR SALE

Second hand bicycle in good condi-
ion. Telephone 2G9. %
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18

]. F.. TALBOT. AUCTIONEER
Putnam, Conn.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-06-18
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1920

Auction will take place on
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ADJUSTMENTS
Bobby wnlthour at Lyric.

lobby Walthour, retired champion
oicyciist Of the world. who has en-
tered vaudeville with Charlie Prince
ton viii be among the fcnttIrcx NJ
r.! re lew SHOW at the Lyric today,
tuesday and Wednesday, Walthour
an Princeton have 4 trick riding nH.
n nL,ii which is said TO surpass in
Ell ana daring any act of the kind
previously staged. Walthour de-
ited many champions on the track
net9te ne retired. Incidental to his
exhibition. he discIoscs his race-win-
n!ng methods. successfully employed
sashinst contenders OF every nation
t9I many years. On the bill also are
larry Waiman and Irene Berry, who
nave miniature musicale, In which
me me mans violin playing and Miss
nerrys technique on the keyboard
are ieatured. i,amey and Pearson.
eccentric comedy duo. will contribute
Iaughable sk!t. with singing ana
oanc!nE interpretations. Hoyt, Harris
anu winters promise a h!lariousiv
III iuhny comedy surprise. and then there
~ Galettis Monkey Actors. presenting
~ pay nj the Races" New 'movicsH
supplement- the vaudeville bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23

dyspepsia. biliousness, gas on the
stomach. headache, backache, sallow
complexion. in fact, all Of the symp
toms which are the heritage Of
stomach sufferers. as almost ninety
per cent OF all sickness Is due 10 y
deranged stomach. Plant Juice. the
new herbal stomach remedy, acts di-
rectly on the stomach, causing the
food 10 digest perfectly, and the re-
subtitle patient not only looks
young. but. what is more to the point,
feels young. That Plant Juice gives
this result Is being verified daily by
well-known local people, in signed
statements. giving expression 10 the
gratitude they feel for their recoy-
cry to health.
One OF the most recent is that of
Mr. Arthur o. Tench. formerly we'll
known resident of Petersburg. Va.
now OF Norfolk, who is in the tailor
Ing business and has large circle
of friends in this vicinity. He stated:
For about years l had suffered
with indigestion and catarrh of the
stomach and had spent somewhere
between three and four hundred dol
lars trying TO get something that
would relieve me. 1 did not have
any appetite. could not sleep on ac-
count OF the terrible pains / had from
the gas In my stomach; i lost In
weight and felt weak and all played
out. was awfully discouraged when
| started ito take Plant Juice. as
mad lost faith in everything. How
ever l got so much benefit from the
first bottle Of Plant Juice that con-
tinued to take u, until now 1t has put
me In hrst-class condition, 80 that
am able to eat my meals and enjoy
them; sleep fine at night and have
gained IL pounds in weight. Plant
Juice has done me more good than
all OF the other medicines put to-
gether. and I most strongly endorse
1t and recommend It TO others who
suffer- as ] did"
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond at
Traglo's Drug Store.
Plant Juice liz sold In Petersburg
by Morrison, The Drug Man, and In
Chase City by Tho Chase City Drug
Company.-Adv.
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BabyAn1ues toSaue
TwoMilLionDoNars
Child Born to Louisville
Heiress Inhe1its Vast
Wealth.
LBy Unlyersal scryicn.l


LOUISVILLE. KY. August 22--
Born-A s2.O0o.oo0 baby to Mrs. Lucy
Elizabeth Norman Bartlett. Louis
willie heircss.
Nesting In her cradle in silver City,
n. NJ, little Jean Elizabeth may not
know, but her arrival avcrted an i'm
pending suit for the estate OF e. p.
Norman. wealthy brewer and club
man. and finally enabled her mother
to find the pot OF gold she has been
chasing since her grandfathcr's death.
Under terms OF the will of the
grandfather. S2.ooo.O00 Of the estate
was TO go to charity in the event
his granddaughter did not give birth
to child before she was % years
old.
The Will also provided life annuity
daughter.
When she became 81 years old the
heiress was not satisfied with the
amount OF the annuity the trustees
contested the beneficiary seeking to
break Il would be eliminated auto
matically. To sue or not TO sue was
the problem racking the brain of the
young hciress.
Time passed and, she waited and
peSan 10 MAKE iNtie garments with
her own hands. Then the telegraph
wires licked along the Information
that daughter had been born.
The fortune. however. does not go
direct to the mother. hut is to he held
in trust by her for the child The
possibility exists that the mother
sun may sue TO go; direct possession
herself. II she should fail to break
tho will and thereby be shut off by
the no contest" clause. she still would
to fall hack on.
The marriage of the Louisville girl
TO Lieutenant Philip FhrRsworth BARI
lett was the culmiration OF war
romance.
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Movie Calendar

BIJOU - Dorothy Dalton, In
":uilty OF Love-"
BLUEBIItD - Isuck Jones', I'm
"Ihc square Shooter"
BItOADSAY-IIc Turpin, I'm
"Mnrricd Life"
FSpS-IIcrbcrt ItawSInnon. in
"Mnn and Ills Woman"
ODEON-MnrJoric Itnmbcnu, In
''Thc Fortune Teller"
It;N-'"Thc MOOnrIder.."
NICFOR-DOugtns Fairbanks, in
Drhe Man From Painted Post
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Spooning on River Thames
London's Latest Scandal
my UnIvcrsnI scryice.o

my UnIvcranI scrvice.)
LONDON, August 22-.SpOOninE
on the River Thnmesv In LOndon's
1ntest scandal. according to Lord
DesborouRh, who dcnounces the
morals OF the English river girl
ns shameful. He declared ut a
meeting of The Hampton Town
Council TINT the Thames II not re-
spcctnblc enough for girls no,vn-
days md wants public opinion
reused ngninst the migrant mis-
behavior In pu1ts md canoes.
CirrEymen support the move
mcnt, nnyinE TINT public kissing
and embracing by Londonerx on
this river nre such ns modest young
people cannot witness without
blushinE. "rhc bacIeSntcrs nre
Impossible for decent people," snys
one of them.
Other residents In the charming
suburban retreats ON the Thnmcs
declare TINT river girls have dc
vei0ped n HhnmcIensness such ns
has not been parnlleled In English
history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23

lcssly inferior position. "rhe For
tune Teller" the Robcrtson-Co,S
Supcr-Spccial. starring Marjorie Ran-
beau the great emotional actress
at the Odeon Thcater today. proves.
victor's Double nil.
AT the Victor today and tomorrow
double program will be provided
with Douglas Fairbanks In "rhe
Man from Painted Post" as the fca-
ture picture. and Uncle Tom With
out Cabin" as the comedy Offering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23
buck Joncs Mt the nluebird.

Buck Jones. the cowboy -soidicr-avi-
ator-actor. is featured in THE square
at the Biuebird today. His marvellous
riding has thrilled thousands II
was most favorably commented upon
by President Wilson and several
crowned heads OF Europe when he
gave exhibitions for them In Paris
while serving with the army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23
HAD BAD CATARRH
OF THE STOMACH
Kelates How Plant Juice Re.
iieved His Trouble After All
Else Had Failed.
HAS NOW GAINED 10 POUNDS
Is Now in First.CIass Condi-
ton; Sleeps Fine, Can Eat
and Enjoys His Food.

The secret OF looking young is TO
Keep young. hut in order to keen
young one must keep his stomach in
perfect condition, so that he can di-
Eest and ass!miiatc his food proper
~ thereby eliminating indigestion.
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4 Scream MT broadway.

The order or things has been re-
vcrsed in Mack Sennetts new FIVE
reel comedy Married Life" at the
broadway. Louise Eazcnda Der;
Roach, Charlie Murray. kaila Pasha.
Charlotte Mincau. Ford Sterling and
other Sennctt players usually seen in
leading roles are appearing in minor
DEMONSTRATIONS. 1t is essentially an
allstar cast
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CITY TICKET OFFICES.
$50 e. Main Street Phone Randolph "a Il
Norfolk & Western Ry.

Leave Broad Street station Daily S
For Norfolk $3.50 a. NJ. 900 A. NJ
s:S9 +. A.. $3.50 F. NJ For this Wess5
e:b5 A. NJ. 9:20 a. NJ, 900 Z. NJ, H.464
NJ. 9;25 p. N. Arrive from Mort
ioik, ll;4b A. M 6:55 T. NJ. 3:5S rs
~; from the West, 500 a.. II. s;gos
+. NJ, 1850 p NJ. 9:55 =. II. Officttss
sss East Main Street Phone MadtsS
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WOMEN's MEETINGS,

An important meeting OF the Aiumna.
hh'SSs sIa on o. 81; Joseph's Academy. VIII
tuesday evening at z o'clock Mater. a,
importance VIII be taken up az this iifnc
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IN AND OUT or TOWN

Mrs Charles Spicer IN visiting reIa,,vo,
at Mountain Lake.
Dr and Mrs, Alan Ch.nery have re-
turned 10 Washington. after "A visit to
Hrs James Chenery in Ashland.
Miss Patricia McDonourh has returned
~ is'ch'hohd AFTER a visit TO tho noun
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Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings a. Local Houses
Dorothy DnIton PIcturc.

three days run at the Bijou Thea
ter today, with Dorothy Dalton ms
the star, Is an appealing love story.
1t was adapted from Avery Hop
woods early success. This Woman
This Man"
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VICTOR. Double NH
Information Bureau.
Occupationai Diseases.

Subscriber. Hopewcll.-The Qucs-
ton OF what constitutes an occupa-
tional disease has not been settled
with finality nor do the lists OF occu-
pationnl diseases for which compen-
satIon is prOvided by law. CORES pond