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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01

many subscriptions to eive several
hundred thousand votes Il Is Easy 10
see why DO one should feol the iceat
bit secure In the totals they now
have.
Three year subscriptions, NEW,
atlli give tho greatest possible credit
and no doubt there ere many candi-
dates who have people interested
enough in them TO be only too glad
to make such a payment and Mt the
same time save $3.50 on their sub
scription to The Herald for the next
three years. This IL good interest.
and. at the same time o get the
votes.
Many people do not know that one
dollar and a half Is saved on each
yearly payment to The Evening Her
aid. All people who are paying a,
the rate OF seventy-five cents pet
month are paying $500 per year,
Tho advance payment rate In only
$3.50 and you are entitled to votes
for any candidate In the contest.
Win the s2b cash prize for your
district this week and at the same
time secure enough OF The big so. 0OO
ballots to build UP a still greater re
serve OF votes for the closing night
Of the contest. October 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
Hawaii Homesteaders
Making Big Profits
From Sugar Cane

HONOLULU, T. H. Oct. L.
Homeatenders growing cane In
the Territory OF Hawaii are making
enormoun profits this year, some OF
them making from $1,000 to Sl2,Ooo
On twenty acres. according to Albert
Horner, territorial ia expert.
n IN a report 10 Governor
0.r 81 Mr'arthy. dePlores IN practice
OF many homesteaders in hiring alien
IN bor to cultivate their lands n de-
clares that when this state OF AFFAIRS
In brought to the attention OF con-
gross the I'D Will he clamped down
On homcataading high class cane lac
la Hawaii.
Governor Mccarthy said with re-
gard TO the report:
The present system qt cultivation
contracts IL n paipnble evasion Of the
shirt OF ho~mesttadinE. II rtHuliS IA
making the h0mestead"r u landlord
who rents out his property TO Japan
rsa cu|ltiyators and docs nothing 20
dcyelnp Il himself. Unless this y
Htoppcd homesteading will be Killed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
Western Fruit Jobbers
To Meet in Colorado

COLORADO SPRINGS. C0io.. Oct,
i.--Morc than 1900 members of the
Western Fruit Jobbers aHrociatlon are
expected 60 be here for the convention
Of the organization, which viii be
held January "a, 1871, according to
announcements by local civic bodies.
Plans are being mode now 10 care
for delegates from "a states.
The officers Of the association have
semi Il letter to the i,3t0 members,
telling them OF the possibilities Of
the Pixies peak region In January,
The National League OF Commission
Merchants and the National Apple
Shippers asaocintion Will meet here
at the same time because OF allied
interpHtH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girlsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try III

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into n bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white. shake well, and
yos' have n quarter pint OF the best
fivckle and tan lotion, and com
ploxion beautifier, at very, very small
cost.
Your z i.ser has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces Of orchard white
ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how frcckles and blemishss disap-
pear and how clear. soft aud rosy
white the skin becomes. Yes! II Is
harmless and never lrritates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
Mormons to Open
Conference Oct. 8

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. ~l,-3eliev-
ets In the Mormon faith frotn all
purta of the world are expected 10
he in salt Lake to attend the ninety
firAt scmi-annual general conference
of the Church Of Jesus C1irist OF Lat
trr-day Saints October S. 9 n 10.
Mair sessions are 10 be held IN nv
famous tabernacle, with other meet
ihgs In other buildings belonging 10
the church. At the conference last
April upwards 70 10000 Morriona
WIRE In attendance. Call for the
ninety-tirsl conference was sounded
recently by President lIcber j. Grant
OF the church.
You will find it in our CLASH
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01

q few hundred thousand votes they
start the big idea they have the first
prize automobile already at home In
their little new garage. Assurediy
this is not the case.
This contest Is stiii for the winner.
No one has enough votes to make
them win and when a person will
stop to think that Il does not take
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
RECLAMATION WORK
ON IN ALBERTA

cALGARY.-Reolamation work Is
In fun swing In the province Of Al
berta. II Is announced that 40 re-
clantRtion projects involving about
100000 acrea r. planned. Many
lakes are being drained,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
Diamond Dyes"
Are Guaranteed
COlofs never Streak, Run, Fade
or have Dyed" Look

Each package Of Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple that
any woman can diamond dye n new.
rich. fadeless color Into worm, shabby
garments. draperies, coverings.
whether wool, silk, linen. cotton or
mixed goods.
Buy diamond Dyca"-no other
kind-then perfect results are guar
nnteed even II you have never dyed
before. DrngEiat has color card.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01
Vote Totals In EUening Herald
Contest Take a Big Jump
OIL OF O NO

Get your name on the Roll Of Honor. All candidates whose
names appear on this list are actively engaged In the contest for an
automobile or one Of the ether valuable awards offered. II your
name Is not on this list get it there immediately by handing in at
least one subscription.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-01

Yesterday S Results

All games In American and Ma
tlonal leagues and American Asso-
citation postponed, cold and rain.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

one application for $ building permit having been filed during the past week
 Larrelli Giuseppe asks permission to erect frame building on Greeneville Heights, just off Boswell avenue The house is to be 24x2s feet and wi.l be 2 story and a half high The cons iruction will be of frame with a concrete. and stone foundation. There will be seven rooms and bath and the interior finish will be of hardwood and the exterior
 will be in ciap5 cards and shingles.
 Progress has been made on the pro- jects in hand during the week and ses eral are rapidly nearing completion. The chief building projects now under con- struction include the boiler house at the | U. S. Finishing Co, the new. mill building at the Atlantic Carton Corp, the store house at the Ironsides Corporation and the work of the excavation for. the ad-
 dition to the Austin block on Main street. Good progress has been made on these during the past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

coming year it is stated. they will fall ltp much lower levels.
 The building permits issued by Mirshal
 Webster are as follows,
 To Alfred Bernard of Bane street, for the. construction of house of one and
 ode-haif stories, the building to be a
 fsalne structure. with foundation of
 ntone.
 George N. Piche is to build a bunga- low on his property on Summer street.
 ihe home will be a one story structure. The foundation is to be of stone. the sAody of the house of wood, and thu roof
 ing will be of tar paper J. $. Lewis or Pleasant street was given permission to build a garage to bold one car. The foundation is to be , of stone body of wood, and roofing will hs of asbestas Edward J. Egan sis to build a garage on his property at-No. 8 Tingley street, tlel garage to be. constructed of stone, wood, and asbestas.s ss W. H. Lincoln of South Park, street l " to build five room bungalow of one story. The materials used in construc- ton will be stone, wood, and painted shingles.
 The firm of Church Reed and Company 1 located at the corner of Main and
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
NEW LONDON.

Work is well along on the new IIiea- land court apartrints on Granite s'rees of which G. Duca and AEostino DlNo;o are the owners. The building wsii have. when completed. 2s apartmslhs of three, four and five rooms each, which are to be fitted up with every modern apart inent house convenience. including eieya' tor and telephone service. dumb walters, vacuum cleaning system, continuous hot water and vapor heating syst eT1.
 The Kittie II. Penhallow property on Faire Harbour place has been sold to the Southern New England Telephone Co. The property is 1eex2O0 feet, upon which are a three-story house and ie m The company will remodel the property for its own use. but will not erect any new buildings at present-
 Moran G O'Connell, the contractors have started work on a house which they will build for themselves on Montaus
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
TURKS ARE NOT TO INQUEST
 AMERICAN BELIEF WORRIES

New York. Dec 1ss-Turkish rnEitarv authorities have given American reiicf workers asurance. a dispatch reoelyea here today announced. that they would pol be rnolested in their Armenisn aetiv i;ies.
 Approval of the work was expressed b. the Turkish national government, A was said. and lis cooperation was pledged condltIonsiiy. Workers were ordered t'. remain. al present stations and 10 trzyei only with special per7nision.
 The dispatch added that comr1untca tloa was open between Tihis and Baum and that many refugses were being csreo fer iA Tiats area
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
Building Operations in Eastern Connecticut

price of some materials have already started to decline but as yet there has not been enough to warrant any sud- den desire to build.
 The winter thus far has been exceed ingly favorable to the building trades and work is being done now that it was impossible to do during the two previ- outs winters. But with the prospect of sudden change from mild weather to extreme cold cement and brick wofk is being pushed along to completion and many operations are far past the point where they would be if the winter had been as severe as in years previous.
 The records at the office of Fire Mar shal Howard L. Stanton begin to show the decrease in building operations, only
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

Church streets. have taken over the prop erty adjoining the store and alterations
 are being made .Whfn completed the in terior of the store will be more than double it's present area. A new front
 ig to be built ia, one story Of wood anl copper. Workrnen are stiil engaged in rsmodel:ng the building and it is ex- l pected to be ready by the opening of the l spring season.
 W E. Clark of7Meuntain street is to l build two story house with foundation l Of stone. body of wood, roofing of wood en shingles.
 ] Treffle sBeauleau has been granted l aernission to erect a garage on his prop erty ,at No. 42 Jackson street Stone,
 wood and far paper will be used in con struetion a
 = William, A, II.addad has, completed all I Serations on his property on Jackson
 street. The front of the building has been raised and cellar dug. Stone, brick and tin were used in altering the Suilding. .A
 i Joseph Delude of Valley street is rais- ] Ing his home one story and is to put I on a. new rcof. The Willimantic De l velopment Company has been given per 1 mission to add one story of wooden con-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
BoLsHEvIKI EsTREScHINo
 THE BAKU PENINSULA

ConstantInopie. Dec 1.-The Ninth. Tenth and Eleventh Bolsheyik armies ai- ready have arrived in the Cz1cuSus and the bolshevIki are entrenching Bsku pen insuia- according to statement made by a traveller who returned today from that region The bolshevid are fortlfying the neck of the peninsula with all sorts oi defense works. including barbed wire en- tangiements and artillery. in aIiprehen- sion of q general uprising of the Mo harnmedans. he added
 Thousands of tons of oil are being transported by the bolsheyild aboard tankshlps to Astrakhan, the trageiie. said. whence the oil is distributed Co the industrial centers of Russia.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR GIFTS
ILpREN,s HANpkERcHlEFs

cHlLoREN's HANDKERcHlEFs children's Hsndkerehisfs in boxes, big varisty-Priees are 1ee, S5c, 35e and soc a bex.
 5oVs' HANpKERcHIEFs Boys Handkerehiefs, in plain white hsmstitehed and eolored borders at 12Ize each.
 MEMS HANDKERcHlEFs Mems Plain White Handkerehiefs, in esnbrie--st 12Ize, 15e, 1ee end 25e each. Mems Pure Linen Hsndkerehiefs, hemstitehed-at 42e, Soc, 5se and up to sf.oo. MEMS INITIALS Mems Initial Handkerehiefs, at 15e each, s71so a box of six-st 25e each, s15o box of six--at 5oe each, $500 a box of six.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
CHILEAN DELEGATES READY
 TO RETIRE YRoH l. or e.

Santiago, Chiii. Dec 1s.-Referring to dispatches from Geneva regarding the controversy between the Chiieai and Bo- iyian delegates over the Tacia and Ari can question. Mercurio says this morning t has learned on high authority that the Chilean delegates carry final instruc- tioas to retire from the league of ma lions assembly in the event that it sc- cepts and studies the Bolivian and Pc rgvsan petitions with reference to rtvi- ~ion of the treaties of 1ssz and 1904 with Chile.
 The newspaper sa~s that such action on. the part of the assembly Is consil- ! sred remote.
 Mercurto acds it is informed that Ch..a would accept an arbitration cOmniss.a which would decide upon the form 2 Carrying out A pieb.scite in the dis2u,e provinces
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
BUILDING IN wILLlMAsrIc.

The amount of building in Willinaan-s
 tic during the past two months shows
 q marked increase oyer that during the
 months preceding Several buildings in
 the business section; Of the city are now
 under alseratio one new house has been
 buist, two 5bunsalows' are under con-
 struetioa, and plans have been flied with
 Fire Marshal Wade U. Webster. for the building of several garages. The total 'suTas involved inxths construction and alters tions sef these buildings will ex1 ceed $1oo 900. one gear agp at this time thes number os building permits is7 sued by, Marshal Webster involved a s in of less than ss,Qe0. It seems eyi- dent that the reduction in building costs although not prononnced have tended to cause those people swfEhing to, build to | fife their permits The prtee of building bricks. and lumber has fallen somewhat 1 hi. this city and before the end oi the f
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

avrzae. I. vii be ssxss fcet of frsrae consuuctlon. win siiinsie l'o.L and -yri's be arranged for t~o fs-s-f..eA sith s1te rooms fo reach AT i~,p.urtmsnfs y-is i'e provided and :ec A1ntinr aiii be oy fur-aca.
 J...AE- .zTi;ce Las tie coni-zc. for il- erection of two b7rii,ouxes O. Sent avenue for Joscch T. Brazil. a-f. ? ..- be 1zS5s fc... tf wood. and Niii t5st about s1.9sD..
 Burdihr Permits.
 LA. Avery. frxnle svrase Vsuxaar street. ccst s3ec.
 susan L. Psn ,. f-ise garage. s-s Williams street Cost sIva W
 Daniel Button. fsame saOp. wifiian.s street. Cos; $sgo. Alma Anderson. trsss.es a rage Pzcias strqsf. Cost :seo r
 Moran 6 Cornesi. frame ABonse. Nun tauk avenue. Cost Si.5ea
 Joseph, T, BrazIil. frame lbathhousss. Cost $500. Mrs, E. D. Murray. concrete garas-. Elm street Cost si,eoo.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
HUNDREDS OF GAMES

Dolls to cut out and drsss-at 1oc,
 zoe and 2se.
 Card Games, including all the old fsvor:tss-st 15e. 25e, 35e and soc. Tiddlsdy Winks-at 15e, 55e and soc.
 Fish Psnds-zt z5e and 5oc. puzzies, of all kinds-st 1oc, 25e, 35> and up to SIPS.
 Checker 5oarss-at 25c and soc. Embroidery. eets--et 35c, 5oe, 75e gnd up fo et6o.
 Baking sses-@f s5e sud 75c. fesms sf osidisrs-xt s5e to sf.5c.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR INFANTS

Infants Knit Bootses, long and short-Priee range 25e to $1.@. Infants Knit saeques, in a ssod assortment-at $1.ss to $2.9s.
 Infants Knit Hoods, variety of styIes-Price range s1.5o to $s.ss. chiIdren's White .Lessins, excellent quality-at $2ss to $s.ss.
 chiIdren's Brush Sweater Sets, fine quality-at $s.5o to sf1-5o.
 Knitted Carriage Robes, an excel lent assortment-at $f.5o te $S.75. WE ARE AGENTS FOR CARTER VANTA PiNLESs GARMENTS E,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
e5c BOXES AT 4ec

Eaton's Highland Linen Writing Paper, in one-quire boxes, in white, old rose, Scotch gray, violet, Cas- pienne blue and chamois-six diff rent styles of, envelopes, including the open n-end flap-SpeciaI price 4se box, actual value 65c.
 $10o BOXES AT s5c Eaton, Crane and Pike's StationeSy, same as foregoing, but in fancy gift boxes, tied with ribbon, both envelopes and paper, with eolored borders-Special price 85c, actual value $1.oo.
 GIFT. CABINETS, AT. $2.1o Eaton, Crane and Pike's hiuhland Linen, in fancy gift cabinets, one or two eolors in a box = two quire boxes, at $2.1o. actual value $2.4o.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
GIFTS IN ART DEPARTMENT

E Yarns for Sweaters, Stockings, Searfs, Toques, etc, consisting of Heatherdown, Germantown, Shet- land Floss and Silk-mixed Yarn, in variety of shades and combina- tons Tie Silk, 250-yard spoois, beauti- full assortment of mixed shades- at $1.o0 spool.
 Hand.work Boudoir Pin Cushions at $1.19.
 Laundry and Shoe Bags, good as- scrtment-at $125.
 Victory Lunch Sets, Stencitsd Oil Cloth, in sets of five and thirteen pieces-at $f.5o to $2.25.
 Japanese Block Prints, in Squares, Maps and Scarfs-at Sfy0O tc S1.eg.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN

Mems Cotton Hosiery, Llack and eolerS-at 25e and 35c.
 Mems Lisls Hosiery, black and col ors-st Soc and 65e.
 Mems Silk Hosiery, in ali the best known makes, such as Phoenix, Onyx, EVerwear, Monito, ete.-at s5e te S2.oo a pair.
 Mems Muffiers, a large variety to select from, in wool and in silk at s2.5o 10 se.5o.
 Mems Nsekwesr, including Knitted Ties and a splendid showing of woven Ties-at s1.oo to S5.5o. "kum-a-part KuH Buttons" a practical idea in cuff buttens-at Soc 10 si.5o a pair. Mems Shirts of PereaIe, Madras, Fibre Silk and Silk, good assort-
 nent--si.ss to ss.s5. Mems Night Shirts, Outing Elan nsi or cetten-at $t.75 to S4.oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
TO PASS ON MENTAL soUSDNEss
 or CAPTAIN I. A. wILLEIs

New York. Dec 13.-Appointment e a military board Of sanity 10 pass on ti- mental soundaess or Captain John Wsliers, alleged German spy. on trsa. before a general court martial zt For Jay. charged with desertion from ths UnIted States army in December. is1s win prchaAly be requested. his counsel in dicsted today.
 Later when the prosecution Asked r they were ready 10 make this move. counsel for the defense announced thev were not yet able to state what action would be taken. The trial continued subject 10 call. after half a dozen vi - nesses had been heard. 10 permit a pros ecution to gather "documeutary evideDcs heretofore unavailable.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

Kindergarten esads--at 35c and 5oe Toy Town Villase-at 50c and >75e. Animal Set ups-at 5ee. Animal Five Pins-at 75c. Painting Sets-at soc to $1.5a. Lotto--at 35c and soc.
 PoIlyanna--at SIPS.
 Parehesi-at eSc.
 ouils soards--at Soc and s1,3s. Sec thc new Talking Figures = Talking Animals, Talking Books, ste. Place tho figure on any Phono- prspi, and # will toll the story = Price range 35c and upwards.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

- a r- .sde -
 Women's Nseko~ear, in all the new est iaeas--Price range 5oc to $8.5o. rasn'onasie ssraided VeiIs, a good assertment-st $t.7s te s2.so.
 Soude,r Caps, each in an individual box-59e to $f.5o.
 Windser, Ties, plain. esIsrs and the gs*est eombinatiens in. pIzids-at Wemer,s Sport ,Sear5s, in plain col ors .s .s,sS ce hsathtr nixturss--at $5.75 ChiIdrsn's khittsa Skating Sets, Scarf and Toque at $4.es,
 children's Jersey Legsins, in black or white. sizes 2 te e-zt sf.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
PUTNAM

Contracts viii bt let for changes ,c the banking house of the FirFt National bank. i,l. this place The work cons.s's of stucs22ng fine exterior. practically re- btiidiisgf the first floor. interior hxtIites and trim. a new nezzaniiIe floor and a new vault Inc owners will receive the bids.
 Estimates will be taken shortly for a Buck streets for Louis Wolfe and s Kanlinsky, 1eo Providence street The structure will be of brick. two stories high, e5z75. feet, with a store. to be 'oc- cupied by the owners on the first floor and offices on the second floor. The foundation will be of reinforced csousts
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

5isseIi Carpet Sweepers--there are none bet+er-Pr:css are $500, $625, $S.75 and $7oo.
 Bisseli Household Vacuum Sweepers A Carpet Sweeper and Vacuum combined, thereby getting all the imbedded grit which eets into the carpet--Price $t0.0o.
 We are agents for the Hoover Flee tric Vacuum cleaner-an excellent Christmas gift--xe invite inspec- ton.
 Cedar Chests are q most satisfac- tory gift for wernan, being usefu as. wsli as ornamental. We show them in a variety of sizes-Prics range 5000 to s44.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
sArs IT FIRST AND SAYS TT LAST.

Carrie c. Harrel, s1s Nicholson St, Norfolk, Va, writes: I'll tell anybody ihat Foley's Honey snd Tar is all right It did me all the good. I said it first md I'll say it last" Thousands of bottles of this reliable remedy were bought last week. by careful mothers so as 10 be pre- pared 10 check coughs, colds and croup at inc beginning. It acts almost instantly, -its phlerm. sootiaes raw, irritated mem arznes. stops tickling in throat Lee & 1EEood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
MEMS HANpKERcHlEEs
STATIONERY FOR GIFTS
cAIupRENs STATIONERY

Eaton, Crane and Pike's Writing Paper for Children, in one-quire boxes -- Special price 6ec, actual value 35s.
 MEMS STATIONERY Eaton, Crane and Pike's Highland Linen Stationery, large size for Men at s5e box, actual value s1.oo. Eaton, Crane and Pike's Dalton Vel lum Stationery, large size for Men -as si.1o a box, actual value s1.25.
 5oe LINEN PAPER, 3ee Eaton, Crane and Pike's Aberdeen Linen and Montrose Linen, choice of white and five eoIors, in one quirs boxes-Speeisl price 3ec box actual value soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
Pile Sufferers
c.r reP Answer trAe.. eue-tlaB- ,

-Hr"r1 TI1CTE NUTTTI"1T-
 Do you know why olntments do nc give you quick and lasting seIiefg.
 Why, cutting azd epe.4Usns f4lif ana oanEtf O. aa 0cEra.iUr
 Do you know the cause of piles is in- ternzsr
 That there is a s,ag1atlon of blood n the lower .bowciz
 Do you know fsat there is a harm less internal tablet remedy disco~rre ] oy pr. Leonh2rdt, and known as liE ROID. now sold by Lee & OsEoot e. q druggists generally. that is guaraa teedT
 HEM -RoID ban.shes piles by r-- mpv.nG the Internal carse. by frseir l. blood circulation In the lower hon. ]. This simple home treatmenf has an al- most unbelieyable record for au..'. safe and laEting- relief to thousands Cf pile xick sufferers. and saves the nrc1 Q less rain and expense. or an operat un. | There ia. no reason why it nheuld noi l do the same for ysu- .ss
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF UTILITY

 Sewing Machines for Christmas gifts. We carry three good models -the "Shetucket.." the Chelsea" and the "Rose." We recommend these Sewing Machines for satis- factory service.
 Wicker Chairs and Rockers make a most acceptable gift. We show them in number of different styles -in oak and silver gray finish. Other appropriate gift articles are Table Runners, Piano Soarfs and Prayer Rugs, in Tapestry, Velour and Moquette and the prices are very reasonable.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
REAL ESTATE SALES
 AND MORTGAGE LOANS

Norwich had eleven sales of real estate during the past week to 14 for the same period last year. The loans for the re- spective weeks were f21.20o and sis.10e.
 h New London there were eight sales of realty in the past week with IS in the corresponding period last year. The loans for the two weeks totalled ti1S.- s3S and $5s.5oo respectively.