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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
RED cB0sS OF I
30 LANDS UNITE
Peace-Time Program 10 Be
Considered at Congress,

GENEVA. hoadAy. March is-Dele-
tntcs 10 the congress OF He'd 6o" NJ.
elrtles which opens hers toda), hra IN
thi1 city and stats that Siam will bo
made for the eo.oesntbn Of na'iouAl
Ned eros. socle,lal in hirty countries
DARING the con0S6. whieg will last
fer . week Ls%soQ' ums program OF
tho Red cro. will bs difussed. ihs
plan being 10 r,li.vs suffering and rso-
moie human wslfare generally THIS
|Will 10 bAsrd on a co.oranatsd effort
- improve public health " controlling
DAnd even eliminating sust ynsladies ss
Asalaris, tuberculosis an> bshsr scourses
(which hive s'fliri.d Ia6Aipd
Representatives Of ,wsky.rIsht coun-
tries. iDcluding China Japan. are
here. 0-nersi Pau. hes( III the French
delegation. arrived " sceial train last
Disht from Paris.
American dcleG1eps had an siven.
turs In tie snow sths Jura mountains
They came BY 6UlaNsbils from Part.
and whn they rvarRd st. ceirnes.
France, they w1r1 ton III. pass ahead
wa clsa d sn>6 tnt az the party al.
vsnosd TO the eysach,swiss border the
customs officiale saA the snow ~ns
still deep In mountains and II wa.
imposslbis TO ~ thrNssh. The Ameri.
cans kept on. Ihswrer. until they en-.
egpntsred . dDsp dt'. whore the ma
vAlnes vcrs slai,c< ind I, looked ~ n
Tho party would h trred TO spend the
eisht In the npaniiins.
Poster Rocsv1h of Phoenix Ahs
former f.le fcTh csptsIn. nov en
Osneva. arranging bor rclpys Of horses |
and she,rlers siof The rcas WITHIN
On hour after m msehln-s were
stalled. they wes clnE dragged
through the snow aRlslPf slow pfos.
eess for three mites ~ we're able IN |
0ove ahead on hsir ~ power again.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
RAILROADS WllL
OPEN OFFICES
IN CITY SOON
Teyas 4 Pacific Establishes
Office; Others TO Follow,

With the resumption ~ private con.
irol ~ the railroads. various roads are
opening or preparing 90 open within
~. near future offices In this city, One
road. the Tesss and Pacific. aircsdy
hes s~curvd offices In the Grain In.
thssw buiidins with . travelling pas
sengsf agent In charge.
The fou,hefn Pacific Ia. secured Of
floss and viii open soon 'entrai
Of Georgia also will open . . rlrh'
away The Illinois Central and ~.
Louisiana ana Arkansas rallsaJs es
psct 10 open offices here Within thr
Immediate future. accorVlnE 20 n H..
Dfiscoll manager Of he Oklai urna
Traffic sssochtlon.
The five roads above mentioned ha,e
been AIDED IN securing offices here
through the effott OF Dfiscoil and The
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
TW0.CENT RAILWAY
FARE IS ADVOCATED

NEW YORK. March "A return 70
the former :.c.nts . mile passenxer
rate ana . r.sdjxstment Of commodity
freight rates ars urged by Frederick y.
Underwood, prsslten, Of tho Erie rail.
road
These reductions with more et-
ficIent service" we're declared by I'm
derv nod today 10 he the INNS, lmp"rtnn,
considerations b~toro ,ts railroads un-
der private ovn,f.hip.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02

Jetesrs snA MAnufnctur-rs club
HsvsTai other rosds probably ~in opsr
afioes here bfors many month, pass.
DflsoOll said rte general policy ~
roads fof tho Tine bpins IL to establish
s Few offiess a. possible. No offices
not maintained prior 10 government
control Will be opened aud s.vS-ai That
~efo In operation PRIOR 10 that tim.
viii not he rsopened, Drisoon ssld
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
PROTECTION ASKED FOR
|OY.K. c. "MDEPEN0e

KANSAS cITY. Mo. March s-t~sr.
~ trouble win members Of the 'resu-
~" fcttb'ic', faction, Col Matt Fos Il
ees audi J. 4 Bowersock. leaders Of
NE Independent. have made appli-
|oatSn n the police commissioners for
|psllce r$oteslo st Fridays primary.
me contnivdoncrs promised 10 furnish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
FIFTEEN YEARS
Of BLACK-DRAUCuT
Black. Drausht Highly Rec.
ommendsd by Illinois Man
for Liver and Stomach
Disorders-Used Il for
Fiftssn Years.

sinrcrton. ri--"ror fifteen years we
have used Thsdferd's Bisek- DYaugn,,
snd have no, ~ yet fouad anythIas that
could take It's place." vritss Mr.. ". 2.
RIs,ev Of As isva. Z hare sss4 Y
M, isaiEestioa ssnhss Of tine. m
n gives relist." continues NGn Rists.
For sour stomach. q heavy. blosts6
feeling. II IL splendid. And wheh the
liver sets torpid. SO that when you
stoop and raise up suddenly you feel
dls1y. a few doses will set you straight.
I'VE keep j, and une for constipation
and tho above ,rosblss, and find II most
satisfactory. ! can recowmend Il 10
Others sMA sladiy 10 So For the ssm.
Der of pears I have used n,ack- -DssssAk
now. ! ought to know
In it, 70 years of usefulness. TIED.
forSs Maek.Drssxht has relieved thou.
saads and Thousands Of persons sufses-
ing from the s.sul,a Of a disordsred
liver, And. like Mr.. Rister. many p~o-
pie fssi that. Aftsr usins Biaek-Draught
nothing can take Ito place.
II you haven't tried Black ,praught
se; . package today.
Nssrly every Stsss'ss hsevs N. tAlv.b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
y. S. TO FINISH EVIDENCE
IN NEWBERRY CASE TO-DAY

dl!ArD RAPIDS. Mlch. March
Tho government wlll conclude IT, case
lat. iodsy IN 'he Nswbsrry ulnl v
wss definitely announced at ihe open.
ing o, ihs day. session ~ Special "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
WITH sRowu sveAR

tins and. when cocl. cut In squares
and wrap IN OLD paper
AN ANsWAtEn LET fElt
AAssef--Mrs. y = H.--Many tkaaks
tor yeur Aiscovwy that . whlte
foan1aht buabca = - sxres,snt ssh-
stAste ~ . luAsots sasar II cup ot
tea. am theWk6g you through the
column instead o PERSONALITY. M that
other readers ma tsofit by this DIS
covsy. bslssv{ that tho tee hour
viii be charged wild Haicty n tho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
7.QlpC,K
ACTION
CORN
CURE .
sCe,s-It' Stops Pals Instantly aAa
Cora Sooi Lifts Right OF.

A few dropsaos 'sfssts.Ir' .qusskhes
corn pains Iikl wAter Qusa1kss Nre.
uivee yass imn~dAl4 relief,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
4 raw, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly !yhep YOU
Apply q Little Musfero;e

A. MusterolS Vos't hia,>pe lin
the old.laahioosd nustssd plssees.
(use Preod Il On VitA your naorn.
II penetretes 10 ths soss spot Wilh Q
gsnus tiagie, Ioosns ~ eoageseim
and drawn out H. oorsnsss an3 paia.
Muaercse y Q jsea vhis ont.
nent made witA a q mustard. b
IL fine fW quick rslIel iron som
:iuoat, bruneAlus tasDitie c.ogA stilT
neck, asthma nsuralols. hea1arhs.
congestion pleuisy, sksslastisn mn
baga paiao aod srkso q h. ~ =
joiniA lnaspsuns SGDsAIIu1s0ehS S.
hlains lrssls6 ~, cnI1s = - -
Noehee - ne1asss!s - oosgyche
&eA keep 4 has1y oue issts.l -
0e ndesjsx hsauita ~ ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
UNA DISPOSITION PLAcESrERA~

Asi dijo ei joven al eligir su esposa
FL fue listo porque hasta una mujer bonita
puede hacer la vida miserable, 81 Sc siente
sienpre maihumorada. doliente. enferma v
desagradable. Buena salud siempre pro-
duce una disposition placentera. ST I'd.
sufre de Intermediates peculiares de las
mujeres. NHe00 Salad dc Reno le devol-
vera sus fuerzas buena salud. Este re-
medic da alivio rapido los des6rdenes de
las mujeres. reguiariza la menstruaci6n,
refuerza el sistema nervioso y pone a la
inujer o nina doliente en- perfecta saIud.
tonihcando los 6rganos de manera que estos
funcionen sin .dihcuItades. Naev0 Soind
Se Reno da salud y acci6n natural al siste-
ma : Compre una botela hoy mismo. De
venta en- todas las farmacias.
s. ,. LEONARDO { CO.. Fabriesu,.., New Ysh
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10

In ninguna casa AZ famllla dands
maya ninos peauciios dehe faltar an
frasco del VcrmifugO Trio aEGU.
ROH. del Df. II. VI. Pcery. Cumn 81
nifio muesfra aintomas a. lcnsbrires
ossolitaria debe Embellishments 81.
ministrarse una sula doais del TT.
RO SEGUKO". poruue aunaue IL
medieiua sea tomada por ana uerao-
ma que no padezca d. iombricns o 80
litaria. no le hara daho alguno. puea
que Ia mediciua producira un mori-
miento fecal saludab'e FesfabieoarA
Ia aetividad normal d. laa funcionen
digestivas.
spor que hacer txpcrimentna com
esos llamad0s Nermifugua. cnmpuna-
tOs con drOgas vrn0nnaaN y irritmn.
tes, cuando uuetie Uh eumurnr mn
frasco del Trio SECURE. dei ~.
III. +. peery. FL nnic0 lpgitimoT Una
sola d6sis - suficicute en- In mmvorin
de los casos para climinar las i0mhri.
ces IL solitaria. sin neceaidaA de
poci0ues adieionalos. ain tenor d.
causar Il menor daho.
Cuaudo compre u NerfuifuRo tt.
RO SEGURO". del Dr. H y. peerv.
insista en- cue Fl boticario 70 ~ "a
unico legitimo fabricado pr Wrisht's
Indian Vegetable Pin Co. dc az
Pearl ST.. New York. ". Y. No hay
necesidad de otFos purgantea para
eomDletar ~ acei6n Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
OESDE CABO ROJO
DON HILARIo MARINI

En- la mahana del sabado, dc la sema
ma retroproxima, recibieron cristiana SO
pultura en- ell Cementerio de este pue-
bio los restos n.ortales del viejo amigo
con cuyo nombre encabezamos estas H.
meas.
No fue ell fenecido un acaudalado nj
ma celebridad EN- las letras y en- las ar
tes, pero fue un hombre de honor a TO
da prueba, valiente hasta la exagera-
cion, amigo leal, excelente jefe de fami
liza; por todo 10 cual merece que su me
moria no vaya al olvido. pues es i'm
possible que desaparezca en- las estreche-
ces de una tumba Ell nombre del que un
dia hiciera honor Cabo RojO, ostentan
do Ell califcativo de "Heroe'
Murio los noventa amos.
De los amigos en- su juventud. de
aquellos que fueron testigos de su he
roico proceder de sus acciones de no
bleza, quedan bien pocos, cast ningunc
Y Ell que fue asi, bravo y fuerte. ja-
mas descendio hasta la turbulencia: no
di6 que hacer las autoridsdes, cuan
do alguno que era su amigo Sc veia en-
algiin trance, dssesperaba por salvarlo.
Desempeiio desde su juventud hasta los
sstenta afios el cargo de mayordomo en-
distir-as haciendas de cafas, siendo STEM
pre- sprcciado pcr sus principales
Al abandonar los trabajos del campo.
porque va la nieve de los amos cubria
su cabeza y Sc lie iba mermando su fuer
"a vital, abri6 una fonda en- ia pobla.
ci6n, que no le produjo grandes benef-
clos, porque ALI, para conner, solo Sc ne
cesitaba ''hambre' no "dinero''.
FL cadaver del amigo desaparecido.
cuyo atadd oubrfan muchas coronas de
flores, fue acompafiado por la parroquie
hasta la Iglesia despues hasta la SAIL
da de la poblaci6n. La concurrencia era
numerosa, estando representadas todas
las classes sociales. FL duelo, en- sentidas
frases, fue despedido por el ncenciado
don Plinio l. Castro. Tasrbien hablaron
don Manuel del Toro y don Z. RodiI.
Ncsotros hacemos extensive nuestra
pena la familia del fallecido. entire
los que Sc halla su hijo vidal.
Jose @ MORALES.
C7bo Rojo. diciembre 2.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
PRINCIPLE A TOMAR
Aqua CALIEHTE 81
no Sc SIENTE BIEn
UN vAso DE AQUA cALrENTE
FosTATADA. ANTgs DEL DIES
AYUNo. ExPULsA ToDAs
LAS sUBsTANCfAs VIZ.
NENosAs

81 al dsspsrtaras experimenta ustsd
un sabor desagradabio en- Ia boca y tis.
ne malo el aliento y sncia IA Ien9ma: nl
padece de dolores De cnbexa. al 10 avs
come se Il agria y Il produce acides en
81 cst0magos 81 - siente biiioao. sssrs-
fido con los nsEvios irrifados: a tis.
ne NAL color , NJ logra nanca ssnfirus
bien. principle = practicar inmsdiatamsn
te el baao Inferno. Tome antss dei dss.
ayuro un vase De aqua calienis con una
cucharadita De Fosfato 14msstoue. sD
este modo lib1a Al est6maeo. al higado.
los rihones , > los intsstinos ds ias
subs.ancias venenosas. a Ia yea que iim-
pia, rsfresca , purihca todo su aistsma
digestive. Inmediatamenie despufs ae
levantarse. sxpuIss. al. ds nu orgnnimo
las matcrias lndigsrihlea. ias toxlnaa
Ia bills dejadas ali por IA digestion asf
dia anterior. antsa de enc su est6msgo
reciha mas aliento
Para sentirse como las pcrsonas u.
venes sanas; para sxperimeufar ds
nuevo esq grata ssnsaci6n De salad y
bisnestar que sxperimsntaba ustee an.
ties de que 81 sanxrs y sus masculos fus.
ran envensnados por las impurssas dsi
ORGANISING. eomprs en- eualquier botiea
un cuarto De Hbrs De Fosfaio LAms-
stone, cue e una subsiancia A. valor
muy moderate y easl inaabora.
Tanto = los hombres como . ias ms.
icres que ufrsn de ertrehimiemto. biiio.
sidad y dolores ds cabexa. que padscsn
dc des6rdsnes estomacales. aconasiamua
que princfplsn = tomar. cmanto antsN.
este baiio maflnal inferno. Aavt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
Lista de Premios:

Primer premiO Reoj IngersOll Waterbury, enchapa
do, yaor $500 PremiO alternative: Estuche de seda
de perfumeria COLGATE "Florient", valor $780,
SegundO premio: Reloi IngersOn Reliance. vaIOr
$975. PremiO alternative: Esuche de seda de perfu-
meria COLGATE "Cha Ming, valor $3.50
Tercer prcmio Reoj Ingerso waterbury" radio valor
$3.50 Premio alternatives Estuche de perfume COLGA-
TIE "FlOrient", vaor $3.50.
Cuarto pre- milo: ReOj ngersoll de puIsera Radio
lOr $3.50. Premo alternative: Estuche de perfume
tracto Myself" marca COLGATE, valor $3.50
Quinto premio: Reoj Ingersoll Junior valor $780,
Premio alternative: docena jab6n COLGATE Flo
rient", vaor 5000
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
LA ECONOMICAL

sR vENDE dos wssonss De Madsra.
nm encerado grands , IN iets de fslpu
dos The New Yerk and P. 3. Metal Os
JOHN LEWIS. Propristsr. stss W
Pusrta ds TtsrTA. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
GOBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
NEGoCIADo DE oBRAs PUBLICAS
ohcina del Superintendent de obras
Pnblicas
san Juan, Nov "a. 1920.

San Juan, Nov "a, 1920.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- pubIca subasta
1e las obras de construction de cinco
Kilometres y medic, mas o menos de la
carretera Corozal- l-Morovis, Trozo Moro
is-Rio Carreras cuyo presupuesto apro
bado asciende CINCUENTA Y lyUE-
We MIL CIENTo CINcUNTA Y UNo
y 9s1o0 d6Iares (s59.151.9s) Sc admit
ran en- esta oficina hasta las dos pasado
meridiano del dia trece de diciembre de
mil novecientos veinte, en- que Sc abri
ran pnbhcamente
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran en-
esta oficina, donde sc encuentran de ma
nifesto los documentos que han de regi-
en- el contrato. podran recoger los ii
citadores los pianos modelos de pro-
posiciones que han de presentar, median
te un dep6sito de diez $4,000 d6lares
que seran reembolsados al ser devueltos
dichos documentos en- Ell plazo de VENT
1907 dias despues de efectusda la su.
basta'
La administrator Sc reserva el dere-
chO de rechazar cualquiera todas las
proposiciones, y ell de adjuidicar el con
trato bajo 'otras consideraciones que las
del preciO solamente
4 Guillermo Esteves.
Comisionado del Interior
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
'Variedades" Bayamon

El episodio quinto de Ia gran serie
"El Testigo ocultov pcr el gran actor
Warner GLAND "Alquimia de Amor"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
"Beliograph" (Catano)

La lindisima comedia por Lila Lee.
La Pron:stida del Cow Boy. y la Gin
ia c6mica "Un dfa de Asueto''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
soUrERE uD. Conner BrENq
cabo Rojo. diciembre z.

Pues visite LA Trinchera''. Gale
fe Rafael cordero'', ndmero 20, y
10 conseguira. su dueno Jose Sanchez.
atiende personalmente el neeocio.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
"Borinquen Park"

Louis Glaum en- La Hija del lobo
solitario", interesantisimo drama en- sic.
te parties.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
"CINE NORMA .:

"Amor immortal. Regia production
en- seis actos, por la gran Paulina Ere
derrick.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
LUNA

Estreno en- San Juan del hermoso dra
ma en- circo actos, ROSS Ell Guapo"
y una cinca chistosisima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
PUERTO RICO

Ell famoso Antonio Moreno y la estre.
LA Mary Anderson en- ell precioso foto.
drama "El Genial Intruso"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10

Sexto premio Reloj Ingersoll Eclipse" Radio, $575
PremO alternatives Estuche de perfume COLGATE
"EcIat' valor $500.
septimO premio ReIOj Ingerso Yankee vaIor $3.25.
Premio alternative: docena jab6n COLGATE
"Ecat" valor $780,
Octave premio Reoj Ingersoll "Yankee', vaor $S.25
Premio alternative: una docena jab6n COLGATE Cash
mere B0quet, valOr $500.
NovenO premiO Reloj Ingers0Il yankee" valOr 1925
PremiO alternativO bOtela perfume extractO COL
GATE "FlOrient" valor $500
Decimo premio: Reloj Ingersol Yankee valor $685.
PremiO alternatives media docena pOlvO COLGATE No.
2, "Florient', valOr $500.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10

Final de "El Testigo 0culto'' Sc re.
galara un reloj pulsera los concuTen.
tes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
Cine "Rialto".

Margarete Maria Langen en- el magni
fico drama satirico titulado las Sc
mivirgenes'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
SANTURCE
I" Victory Garden"

La 'Troup Pacheco" y estreno del
colossal drama Una Tienda de zayas''
por William 8 Hart.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10


hMsMAs
Las condolences encilas los premos muchos.
e
COLGATE, S a
Lisa de PremOs
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M.lA![lQ,Q6
SAN JUAN
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Ell episodio sexto de In emocionantc
serie ''El Torbellino'', acompafando el
drama en- cinco parties DE PasO".
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Lo que es Ell Concurso.

rel
d0
Ortudad
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IMPERIAL:
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Lo que debe hacer para ganarse un premie


Rei
WNAcoN QUE NO ESTE HEcHA
CALVIN DETRCK,
Distributor de los ReIOes IngerOn, apardO SanJu
HAY uN COMERcIANE EN- SU NGERSOLL
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31
NORWiCHTOWN

[ At the First Methodist. Episcopal church
 the Tuesday evening prayeF meesiags are
 to be omitted during August 'fsak
 Fred Heath, and son, Fred Heath, Jr., of GEoton recently. visited relatives on Elm avenue
 came to Norwich Thursday for d lengthy visit at the home of her brother Eand sis
 ter-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Jonathan Smith. of 30 Town street.
 Miss Madeline Maruuardt of Gffoeon has
 been guest this week at the parsonage on Elm avenue. Miss Marquardt is a
 niece of Mrs. Burton F. Bailey.
 James Lynch has returned to Williman-
 tic following two weeks stay at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. .Johp Lynch,
 of East Town street. ;,ss,.
 Miss MurieI Blanche Rose of Upcasvilie
 is visiting her grandparents, MT, and Mrs.
 Frank Rose, of Wau~ecus -Hiif.!ss' Miss Doris Estelle Rose has been. at her grand parents home since tie first of June.
 In observance of the. bifthday'tdf' Mrs.
 Edwin Pratt of Vergason avenue and that of her daughter -in-laws Mrs. 4Albenesi, of
 Peck's Corner. which date fell en- FSriday, a few friends were entertained at after noon tea at the home of Mrs. Albonesi Miss Pauline Chapdelaine returned on Thursday afternoon toFher home in Put nam after ten days visit at the home of | Mir: and Mrs. John s. BeAnGtt oft 12sTown street. Roy. Waldo, who also was a-guest for a few days at the Bennett home. re- turned to Putnam Wedhesday.. Alexander G. KiIroy, a former Norwich Town young man. wlfS skitAlzng d special course at. Bellevue hespHRFs- New York, is expected to arrive, Monday. to pass a va
 cation of two weeks aS tthe home. of his William Brosofske, of STtNn street.. Since the trolley fafes sfrom Franklin square to Yantic was vhised to ten cents. Harlands Corner, whieA is the five cent limit, has become .aaspSRular $'waiting place for those who liHg Rear by and do not feel inclined to pay the extra five for only a short distance bs3ond. This is noticed more particularlX. during after moons and evenings. whenSs sroups aterag- ing from four to twelve are 'eDserSed get ting on and off at this ~sttktping place.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31
SUNDAY SUBJECTS

The subject of the Christian Science service Sunday morning in the Thayer building will be Love. &
 At the Holiness NIissionsS ST Main street, praise and prayer seftsce at 10 Q. m Bible class and Sunday School at F. m. Preaching at 8 ande7ssO p. m.
 At Trinity Episcopal church there will be holy communion and sermon at IIO.a0 a. m The congregation of Christ church is cordially invited to attend. - At Greenevf1le Congregational church. Rev Charles IL. Ricketts, pastor, Rev. w. s. MacIntire of Taunton7 1Azss.. will speak Sunday morning. Subject, Mans Greatest Product.
 At the Central Baptist church. Rev. A. F. Purkiss,, pastor, sermon morning and evening by Rev. Peter c. Wright, D. D. of Hartford. Sunday school and city mems Bible class at noon. B. I. P. U. lat 6:S0.
 At oIocat Calvary Baptist church, Rev. J. S. Blake, pastor. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor. Sun day school at noon, B. Y.sP. EI at GAS p. m. Communion will be eA4vSd in the evening. a
 At Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. Sunday morning worship at 10.S0. Ser mon by Rev. Charles A. EortfFup. Sun day school at F o'clock. Epworth League at s.so.- Out-of-deor service at Sunset Rock.
 At the First Baptist churcA.. George Henry Strouse, minister. Rev. H. B. An -derson will preach at the morning ser vice. Theme, The Unchanging Christ. The Lords Supper will be observed Bi- ble school at 12 o'clock. ASaa
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31

the basement story. which is in reality the first story of the building for S1S, 1850. The material will be rough gram ite for the cellar walls and cut granite for the basement story.
 Despatches from London state, that the .Prussians have crossed the. French frontier and that a, skirmish took place in which the French were repulsed Many local people of German birth have already applied to the consul, for pass ports to the zFatherland The French
 are also leaving for their native land
 many of them enlisting in the French army that is being raised in Canada.
 July 27. 1S70-PeopIe who read their papers at the breakfast table in the cool ofS the morning have little idea of the discomforts of those whose tasks it Is to afford them that privilege during 1 this hot weather. Last night at mid night the thermometer stood at 9a in our editorial room and in our eofnposi- ton room the compositors moppcd their faces and picked up their type vita the