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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
WAUREGAN

The young peoples social held Monday evening was welf attended. Tbsrs was 2 eennijoysds. Ths ThanksEiYing oifsEings for the Little Wandsrers- home in Boston were brought in sHs cash shysl8Pes eeFs given for the same.
 Rev. MT. B5yhton of Esy York gave movement Sunday syerlng in tns shgrch
 The mill was not running Tor inc r3- mainder of the week after 1hnfsdsT
 Thsre were many fainiiy home gsfhsF, lngs In the yiiiage Tbsn nksgiyiRE day The Masonic bali Frlday ssenihE at PlSinleld was attended by' many ot the village people ard Was much 'epJ8ysd. '''
 J S Westcptt and fahFify spent T1h1a:sREksgiyyhing Than win Mrs tiliA% swE8 % 4'Phiiip Johnson vas home for the belI- day day iron iron the eGspRRnsFy seh9oh WssAlHRss- MT. and Mrs. Harry Tracy ef Proyl- day
 Miss Lydia Hssksll is fl st hsr home | and is ,cared for by a nurse. Mir and Mrs. Herbert Davis of Qroton were at the Dsgis fRFa 't2f 2 fey ssys MT and Mrs. James Mofitt entertained 3 large party ef rsssattyes r'sslnlksFgtyips |
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
COLCHESTER

Miss Addie M Wickwire, of New York, was the guest of her mother. Mrs. G. c. Wickwire the past week. On her return her mother accompanied her and Will spend the winter in New York.
 Five Wesleyan students are pllaanr Es to come to Colchester nIls nsYt Saturday feF a Saturday afternoonn hike with the the Col 6hss'fr Sty gatheriag M win be @ SsIa in Asadsay Ssa hail 1 seS Saturday evening and and tic i afadsats will take part at. the Congregational church services Sunday. 'eF 'e'f''
 Miss Beckley of East Hartford was 2 guest of MT. and Mrs. F. T. Bunyan oyer Sunday.
 George Bunyan returned to Worcester Monday where he is attending Worces. ter Polytechnic Institute.
 Mrs Daniel W. Williams left town on Sunday for Wallingford, where she will spend the winter with her son, Daniel Williams
 Mr and Mrs. Edgar 4. Carrier of North Westchester will move into Mrs on Broadway, for the winter.
 Mrs. Emma Bertin has returned from . weeks visit With relatives in Hartford
 Mrs. Louis Rather is visiting relatives in New York for few weeks
 Jerrold j. Kerr, tinlekeeper or the state road job, was at the home office of the contractors, C. W Blakesiee & Sons in New Haven, Monday and Tuesday.
 J. F. Ableman, an inspector on the state road, was in Marlboro and North Westchester Monday.
 Mrs Charles Saunders and child re, turned to their home in Middletown or Monday after several days visit at MT and Mrs. John Higgins
 The teachers training class met at th, home of Mrs. c. H. Nortpn, in North Westchester, Tuesday eSening.
 Misses Carmel and Deborah Shea 9 Hartford were at their hons<in LsRanSl for the holidays. 's'''''. <
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
MYSTIC

A meeting of Charity and ReNef lodge, No. F, F. and A. M..' is to De held fhis tTu1essday} eyeHing in Masonic temple, at which time the second degree will De conferred on 2 class of caadidates. ~
 ". !. RonElass of New London London vas iRq
 The funeral, of George J. Heydecker was held Sunday afterioon in Masonic temple, preceded by prayer at his home by Ret. F. T. Rhoad. The Masonic ser vice was conducted by Charity and Re- lief lodge, No. 72, of which Mir. .Heydecker was a member, and ttsre" was a large attendance of members and friends. TRe bearers were Knights Templar, Charles H. Latham, Edward H. Newbury, Randall Browne. Albert Roach Dudley T. Bind- loss and N Park B1pdloss. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery. *
 The Sewing society of Mystic Rehelsah lodge meeting this (Tuesday) afternoon with Ms Ada Sweet
 Miss Bertha Backus, young daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. R. Backus is i'll.
 Kenneth Hunter has retprned fo Deaue college after a visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. N A. Hunter.
 Miss Lucille Slater of Norwich spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. C. W Foote MT. and Mrs. Ernest Binns and dadgh. ter Doris of PFoYidehce spent the %ssa end with Mr. and HTS. Ernest Raynef. MT. and Mrs Fred Hopkins have 10. turned to their home ih ssekonk, Mass. sflsF oI 5 Syssit with MFT and and Mrs J. Y Ragl |7y F. E.Ppasgs gs,E ef H9Rs ysllsy vas chFistophsr KleYin recently lost 2 yal
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
Breed Theatre.

Pink Tights." which. comes to the 3reeI theatre today and Thursday is h. stoEy ofs beautiful clFcrs queen. riascl uy the Tcharfnirg Glsdts Wzltcn, whesc parachute lsnds' her en ths root of the n.lrlster's house in little New England village The effect of the atu- pet,s1 rasior and ou the scandzli1ed yii- lagers nay De Imagined There are coin.iicatiens. too, when the nanaeer of the circus les ITS that hle gweetbeArt Is ir Inc minister's bedroom.
 Jack Perin has ihs ole of the nin- .sier. and Dave Dyas a asseomef 10 motion pleturcs z is lie Circus man agsr. siantea Heck is seen ag q hnsky villsin. sH4 Essa esFs. nsa & &Sn- Ing village types Two spirited hoy1 of the Kind called naughty buf re. l. iy only mlscaievous, are piFyed hY Martin Neiian and Reeves Easop, Jr. The laiisr ls fhs son of Reeves Eeppn- xho dfrected the picture. and Fhp vss fortunate in being able fo secure the finest circus stmosphere shown oz the screen ln some time.
 Every feature of ihe capTass exhibi- ton, from itz dressing tent 10 the sideshow and from lts mensrtrie 10 the balloon ascention. has beeh reDro- duced for Pink Tights with mar yelous hdeilty. Nearly sose people rE- ure in one of the scenes. wafrhsrg De i ascent of the mammonth gas bag
 Giadys Brpckweli will aisp De seen ir | Rose Of Nome" an Intensely dr1mRtls
 story of greed and gold in the wtlds Oi | Alaska N1
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
NORTH STERLING

/ Ellsworth. and Miss Bertha Link of yersey City. Everett Brown of PawtnciS- et. R. L. dad Mise Margaret St John of sg,ll VT, I'sptle spent ThagpkEsSiyiDg with Mrs.
 FqH hunters were out or Thanksgiving day. Owing to the fan of Enov they had '"f.hdrIes and Herbert Wood of Pawtucl- flot'.rl !: iIsS sgsRs %ds lsf Week sPs risa their
 efcar Jeneks has sold the farm with tlis White eots2gs near v. R. Whaleys
 Miss Stella H. Plumner and Mir and Mrs. v. H: Earle of Worcester spent rhArsss.sas IF :, with MT. snf Mrs. F. Q.
 Mr and Mrs Elmer B,ackuiar Of North s6tuate. R [. sbeni Thanksgiving with Fred pi- rad faT-ily.
 William 1ilrthoiie and family ef Pack sEyIlle spent the week end with Mr. and
 Mss ;Iargaret St John of wnllnaniIc and Ellsgofh Link of JerEey Clfy. S, ] NsFe week end guests at George c. Spoon ierF .'''s' . ''~ t' frank swaI con and family of Provi- dence spent Thsnkssiying with Mr. and | Mrs. Charles Satient "',if '"t
 1rS. George Erker is entertaining her
 gtsF ssa sFssthheF;ln-laS from Ney willourhby Young and his mother. Mr. Flora yeupg. q North Foster. R. L.. were visitors at John ?. Grifiiths' Sunday.
 Two large ipclss Of Canada wild geese Ialirhted on the s6uahdocT river neaf khe tiiEe os Jphh E Grlfifis Sunday morn linz. apparently exhausted. Raymond | Gflhtls Shot One which weighed is bounds and a boy at Moose Neck shot one flat weighed 'fs pounds "NH '''S f'~ At the home of Mrs. Lillian Schroda al | inc Hsllock ipiace saturday night "a good number etjosed dancing. good music and singing. I,sfreshments serc served al iEse.N Out Of town tislfors 1w6rc Iron tfoosup. Sterling Center, Jersey City
 panielson. WsstsFly R. I. wiIlirrsati'
 Mira. Mary MHisr. b1. died Fri!iay, morn | ing # the heiFs ef Der sister. Mrs. Delos,
 Wood. Mrs. Miller had been in n hcalt: for some time. haylns undergone an on krat.9p ip a RIpyies1ce hospital wh.ci ldld not provs guceessfui. 7'-' | Mr and Mrs, EfrfTala E Deaway sper
 TlahkfFEInE KitR Fslatisss in East Xii Miss Edith crandail of Westerly. R. I.
 Is visiting at Walter Youngs.
 George c. Spooner was one of the juror twho served or tre w'ii's autorohfie d7,-
 ge suit uD N'r:i .H ri-a4-s, for five q x
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01

his mother by automobile to visit Mrs Carleton P. Davenport Harriet PorterS, in Massachusetts, who has a little fob. He found the trayeling fair but some what unpleasant because of the snoY- storm, which would taye hreyentsd nsnch further progress. He passed two feieph hore poles which had broken and were han g.f!g by the wires along the roadside Hr. Forte Eorter IS o snseyihg s- yaSsS ypS, et sensFai where he is an instructor. F'e'
 Crushed stone has been laid on the new road being built throIgh tie Center m . southerly directien as far as the church. It seemed necessary to the cpntractors to keep the steam roller going back and forth over 1t continually In front of the church while services were being held last Sunday morning.
 Mir and Mrs. w T. Carpenter left Monday by automobile for trtp of seS- oral weeks in New York and PssRRRsylya- mia.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
NorEich Bulletin. WillImantic on @ Church street. Telephone le5.

@ Church street Telephone ie5.
 Nerwich Bulletin. Tinimantie oniee. ga Church street. Telephone 1o5. The asth annual tea and exhibition of garments by the Willimantic Branch of the Needlework Guild of America, was held Tuesday afternoon in the willi- mantle Woman's club rooms, No. SO3l Main street over one hundred and fifty members of the guild attending.
 Some seven hundred articles of ap- parel, consisting of dresses, suits, gloves, children's underwear, caps, has, and shoes. made or secured by the members of the guild during the past year were on exhibition on tables and stands about the room. The Wiilimantic Needlework Guild numbers approximately three hun dred members and is one of the largest guilds in the country in proportion to the inhabitants of the city Their work dur ing the past year was above the average Tor tho guilds of the state. the record being one garment to every fourteen per sons. The garments are to be turned over 10 the local Welfare Bureau for distribution among the needy families of this city. Some of the garments are Co be sent to the Newington Home for Children.
 The meeting began at 3 o'clock Mrs A. c. Scripture. president. in the chair Reports of the activities of the past year were given by Miss Mary Hatch, sccretary of the guild. Mrs. n. c. Bar rows. treasurer. reported the guild to be In sound financial standing Mrs. Ora Clark. president of the Welfare Bureau, told how the garments received from the guild were distributed last year. and she was followed by Miss Sara A. Keevers -f tho local Red Cross Nursing Ser vice A report of the New England State conference held in Boston. in Oc- toher. was given by Mrs. n. A. Griggs. locnl delegate to the conference. A collection was taken and a good sum realized for carrying on the w>rk of the guild
 Prom ( o'clock until o'clock social hour was enjoyed and tea. cake and wafers were served by Misses Helen Stiles. Carolyn Cummings, Betty Case and Beatrice Carpenter The general committee vas Mrs Robert IT Fenton, Mrs Arthur Clark assisted by Miss Florence Bugbcc. Mrs Jay Grant, Miss Betty Buck. and Miss Marion Ellsworth. During the afternoon music was .furn- ished by the Windham High School or chessra-
 \ conference of the City Industrial and Plant Committees was held Tues day night at the y. M c. A. the speak CT Of the evening being pr. E. IL T. Foster. a member of the National Com mittee Of the '. M. c. A. of New York Dr. Fosters tonic was. Work of the 'Y in inc Industrial Situation" The members of the committee met at the association building at six o'clock and were served a luncheon.
 Members Of the Natchaug basketball team win meet the basketball players of the Model Schools this Wednesday, aft ernoon at o'clock in the Y NJ C. A This game will be the first in a series Of games between the pupils in the sranar schools of the city.
 The Parish group meeting of the Wo- mans Auxiliary to the Presiding BishoI
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
strsna.

Today matinee at 2.is, evening ! erd s.so Josephine Earle ln scene iron f;ss Fall of a Saint. n six acts DcfyinE ihs Riders Don't fail 70 see every esrts.ie episode of this ont door gigantic ePuep- ing picture. Coming ihree days. natipee and night. musical comedy. The sHrFhins Girls. exceptional cast Of enterisinffS including Al Casey. Bob Lane, HsrrJ Wheeler. Helen cosFroye Ethel faer sps 2 beauty chorus The fcaiurr picture. Jusnita Hanse7 in the Jungle PTincfrs ln seyea reels. Special prices for children Saturday matinee, n cents Let thfn sec the big double show. nothing Ike h in town. Matinee 25 cents. evening ts apd 35 cents Thursday. Friday and Satnr- day prices Strand says SO.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
SOUTH KlLMGLY

Pauline Goss spent the ThanksEivne recess at her home in Boston.
 wInsor Barlow and Mary Bahnent of Auburn. R. L, spent fhe holiday and week end win Mr. and Mrs c. ". Bsrior.
 Walter Lefeur of Bridgeport called on P. n. coffey Sunday Mir. I.e1enr vas . resident of this place for several ys1rs.
 MT. and Mrs John Crowley of Valley Falls have been vifitipg at A. P Phillips.
 Leslie and John founEblood rrrs h Norwich Sunday.
 Nrs. giiis of chicaro. who has bv<n spending several weeks with Der parspkl Dir and Mrs wfpzm TounrbleOc. b Boston for a few bays.
 Nr and Mrs. 4. E. Hall and Hrz- P. IT coffsY esiled op friends . Central Village Tuesday.
 DIT. and Mrs Herman Barlow are nov ing into one of wiliis shlppees iencneats in the Mashentuck district
 Gertrude Han has returned 10 Keyere. Mas. after spending the ThankEeising recess at her home.
 The stuart place has been sold 10 Nr. Eyaris. gao Has lived thsTe for ths' Fsst year.
 Nr. and btrs. Frank winkleman of Dahlelson were risiters at C. R BsFie~s sunday.
 couteptmeht has one aeYantagr eysr wealth people don't iry 70 b0Frgv j.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
WHITE Ii ROCK B,

Mir. and Mrs Johp Poole of Proyidsnre spent Thanksgiving at AlRert Rssn,nstt's
 Mr. and Mrs. Leigh are passing the week at'Sherburne. N r.
 Mr. and Mrs. wflf Stillwell spent the asIiday asI1 F; Ttsa EissMF ana NFs ehfFIss Len s' ME and Mrs. William Kettle of Wash iHgton. R. f..,S5psnfFa Fa baft of last fssk viis hslsar M fBa BsnRstl Msa sBa aa moved t. Westerly last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. David Mason entertained party of ten on Thanksgivirg day. Sarah -ar5 ?i-.ii rranis i3d a par
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
S'T0NINGT0N

Elmer Cushman has returned te Went worth Institute, Boston
 M. z. Rego and family have returned from visit to relatives in Fall River. V
 After 2 visit at her home here, Miss Margaref Garity has returned to Boy Path Institute, Springfield
 Street fights in the borough arc said to be on the Increase. 'F'
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
ANN0uNCEhIElsTs Wondsrful Eieetfie Firelsss cscfer.

Many housewives from Norwich and .lcin,ty vizlred inc store of the Norwich EAc.ric connary. l2 Frhrkiin street. during Tuesdar. to witne<s the dernon- strztion of fhe Aiimur antoratic eiec- trlc cook stove. Nrn Svarka, the demon stfa for. who cAu1c iieTe from wsierbury. and goes to Hartford next week. evoked li1crcnf articles Of food. some brought by interested Norwich women T1lis practical invention. which connects wlfh any ordinary fiscfFic bprneF, cooks Eve things at once, meat soup. potatoes. an- other yege;ab.e and dessert- at cost of from ;hree to four ceats an hour. A single well cooker ls priced from tis 10
 end the eeapcnsirasion all this veek
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
g ef eight

ty of eight
 " Charles Lynch and Miss Theresa Bon yenuto were married Thursday by Rev. Fr. Henry Bruno at the Church of the ImIlInaculate IlI conception in Westerly.
 Mrs.. Mary Edwards of ouonochontaug has been spending the past fey days with her sister, Mrs. Jones i ps's
 M!ss Derofhy stiiiweI spsn, Saturday in Proyidenee- '' 2" s'f '''f'IT
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01
What Is Go.pr On Tonight

Motion Pictures af Breed Thesfrr
 EsataFs NoileH R.einsss al Daf's zhs- Hope Rebcksh IsoiFe. No. zi. L c Q. r.. meets .n t,de rtiibHg halL
 SolneFrei Lod.e. No zi. E- spd k- .'-. meetr in N7r0nic Temple.
 iumerErufp LplEe. 20. IF, Q. -f tt- .-- meets ln .cernaqla HAIL
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01

conteptmeht has one adysutasr evsr wealth people don't try ts S0FrOy j. from you
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01

The Parish group meeting of the Wo- mans Auxiliary to the Presiding Bishop
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-01

Preparations are under way for the series of Gym Jollies to be held at the ''Y'' once a week during the winter months. Members of the. grammar schools of the town will compete in ath- letic events during the meetings and tine point system will be used to find out which school rates best in athletes. Principals of the various schools of the city are to cooperate with the "Y'' in making these athletic meets a success.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-01-24

At the close of business Wednesday.
December 81, 1919.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-01-24

( Noe AAii-et,
l4ou.s Ca:n I4. = ss1on Montegut.
CLEAIAo 4. MonCz, EnnIe otard.
WAlGELA Charles Haydel, Denis
st. Marta, aanry Madere, Jr., VII
t.aIls tleU \. :. Aa2anne, Sloaes
asy, IL, Am .car
| 4motl 81 - lI, 1eoLse A. Las
ea.4s, L. - io,A, Ernest Wick
mar, Jr., Edwin CamDre, Roger Ma
dere, Sidney Maurin, Robert st. Mar
| tin, Ohm g. Refine, Frank Cieutat, j.
j. RENE, Peter B. st. Martin, Sidney
Haydel.
FIFTH WARD:
Poll at p. Rene Montz
COMMISSIONERS: j. A. Perilloux,
Nicaisse Duhe, Jr., Lucien Cambrc.
CLERKS: Fortune Maurin, Jr.,
Theo. Cambre.
WATCH Prentice Jacob, John
az Iroxler. Louis j. Maurin, Joseph
Dry, Aaoipn CamDre, Horace Dela-
melville, Edward Jacob, Dantes J.
keller, John Canbre, Cyrille ,Cambre.
Alexander Williams, w. K. Wilton,
w. 4. Lasseigne, Louis Cambre, j. A.
Hart, Edward f. Millet, Jules j. Hay
del, jos. LeBrln, P. Rene Montz, Jr.,
Maurice Iriciae, John l.. Vlcknair.
SIXTH WARD:
Poll at 9th. Justice Court.
!, COMMISSIONERS: H. r Martin,
L. A. Dupuy, Daniel G. Chenet.
CLERKS: Raoul Boe, Louis Duhe.
WATCHERS: Charles Badeaux,
Fernand Duhon, Prudent Ory, En-
NETT D. Brown, Roger S. Baudry,
Louis Bartet, Lezin C. Oubre, Carroll
j. Delery, Emile Baudry, j. P. Laurel
Charles Delery, Frank McTopy. NJ. j.
.er.vsage, Ale de Lambert, Septlme
J. Badeaux, Armant Falgoust, Alvey
Jeanfrau, Ben. u. Bourgeois, Eu-
gene Tanguis, Gerard Oubre, Eric
Courtade, G. F. Borne.
The following persons were appoln-
ted as Deputy Sheriffs to serve on
half pay, namely:
FIRST WARD: Eddie Montz and ].
SECOND WARD: Albert Becnel
and Olivier Waguespack.
THIRD WARD: Frank Brou and
elorian ScheXnaydre.
FOURTi1 WARD: Eugene Tenplain
and Willie Melancon, Sr.,
FIFTH WARD: Clarence Laiche and
Edward Jacob.
SIXTH WARD: Phebus Hotard and
Alvey Jeanfrau.
All polls to be opened and closed
according to law.
There being no further business, an
adjournment was taken subject to
call.
JAMES v. CHENET,
Chairman.
GEO. H. TASSN,
Secretary.
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A. H. MEARS, Cashier.
PARISH EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Parish Of st. John the Baptist,

Parish Of st. John the Baptist,
st. John the Baptist, La,
The Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of the Parish OF, st. John the
Baptist, met this day, at IL o'clock
noon, according to law, at the Court
House, pursuant to call, for the pur
pose of drawing the names OF con-
missioners, clerks ana other eiec.lon
officers to serve at the Primary cleo
ton to be held on January 20, 1890.
On roll call the following member.
were either present or repre-
sented by proxy, viz:
Paul Berthelot, J. I. Paucaire, Ale,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-01-24

Ihe great question today is. ''Whaz plant shall /
seiects And wise buyers will always loaIlz lEtae
motor first and at the Precautions taken s. t5e
manufacture to safeguard the rnotorand asst.re
dePendablesservice without trouble. or uelags..
: Investigate the Silent ALAMO
We have canvassed the entire field. We have
selected the Silent Alamo because-we find tbat
z - everywhere proving itself to besthe leader.
1sesy part is buafwith the care Of a high priced
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apt9no9sie, g isa sturdy. complete unit, all
ezle4oa6a. aa1 onoFe Ilaze{ except the batteries)
ans Is rs most ssrtect running machine we
have eYer seen.
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n Sv 4. J. Lacaze
Wa
/ T. lids -s.t,lc; Assent. Eugene
Oumez.
/ The Chairman presented to the
! committee the names submitted 10
him Dy the various candidates; same
'.crS u tJeE. ccl slfTs Of paper o.
-, E-2e ~. were dawn one "
% q Z separately BY GIr.
=. /. tcls-z1v lie. he being blind
l,1 cree first names to
-.E .l-4l SS.onors the next two
IS 81" - 1a-ance as watchers
DsI WARD:
aacairs.
--yr.At-S Al1a0 Haydei,
ST., Rem Nebre, Aucleu Desroche.
CLERKS: Leonard Dufresne, Emile
Oarenshourg, r.
O. Pierre. An
cen
en- S..
~, A-arcelin
7'l-er. Oscar
SECOND ARB
kei al Loa -oUsc
COS. MISSION SKIS OLIVER OUore,
-, LcWs > icEU, kt3e1t tallhedE.
CALhllS. Lionel I2uehe1@, Charles
WAICl6 OlT Waeuespac1,
s. --gFG 2
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HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.

LIE MESCHACEBE TAKES THIS
MEANS TO WISH A BRIGHT AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ONE AND
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LIABILITIES
s 151s,234.so

We do hereby certify this Statement
to be true and correct to the best of
our knowledge and belief.
F. REYNAUD, President.
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TO THE PUBLIC

On and after May II, 1918
my professional fees will be
as follows:
Ordinary visits down to
Mt. Airy lane Fifty Cents
additional. Beyond this
point $500 a visit.
Night visits double.
Office work, obstetrics
and surgery as at present.
DR.. J. E. DOUSsAN
Patriotism does not cease
when fighting ceases-keep
on buying w. S. S. until In
Gle Sam tells you to stop.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-09
PERSONAL
e .ss.sss.1s1s s..

Roadmaster w. L. Packer went out the line this morning on official business.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-09

Tennis Shoes fo- Boys, Men and Women. Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-09
covered.

covered.
 There is also a chance for an- other big river event. The boats are here and at least two of the owners are willing to enter almost any kind of a contest.
 And the outlook for a ball game is also good. At any rate, Nenana has the best ball team in the h. terior and the boys are keen for a chance to try conclusions with either Fairbanks or Gibbon, or both. Man ager Joe Fischer, of the local or ganization, is now working on a ball game proposition and hopes to have something to report within the next day or two.
 The outlook for a big time, gen. orally speaking, is better this year than on any previous occasion.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-09
ABSOLUTE TAKES HEAT
 IN CUP RACE CONTEST

NEW YORK, June 9.-The yacht Resolute won another heat from the Vanitie today in the test races which are being held to determine which of the two boats will repre- sent America in the cup race. The Resolute now has two heats and the Fanitie one. The time of the Reso- lute today was 59 seconds faster than that of the rival yacht.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-09

Andrew Anderson, of the Broad Pass Coal & Development company, has announced that he has a few dollars to wager that he can get a tug -of-war team together that can outpull the kestly team. He is now getting his men together and ex- poets soon to accept the challenge of Herman Bloom.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-09
CHICAGO CONVENTION
 IS NOW IN SESSION
(Continued from Page One)
Meet Tomorrow.

Meet Tomorrow. The deliberations of the conven- tion will be resumed at II o'clock tomorrow morning.