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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued,

Kenyon Street.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park. spacious ten
room house two baths. unusually large rooms,
electric light. hot-water heat: house IN ex-
cepticual condition; fwe-car garage. Very ex-
eeptienai terms. Price, sl4,500.
Newark Street.
Detached tweIve-room and bath home. cleo
tric light hot water heat: grounds attractively
planted with flowers and shrubs: large garage;
Immediate possession Price. $4,000.
Keokuk Street.
Convenient to car line. delightfHl detached
eight room home two tile baths. double sleep
ing porches. House recently renovated. To
effect immediate sale. price. $4,000,
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N0R SAIE-HOUEES
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME
Jocelyn St, Chevy Chase.
Convenient to cars. IDEAL location
One Of the most complete and attracfiveiy
designed homes of reoms and hath IN TINS
section. Center-ha plan. Large side and rear
Fporches: douple garage to correspond win
house; on snleudid lot. facing Conn. ave. Bniit
by present. owner for home; obliged to sell.
Reduced frm s18.50O TO 1890 for immedmf
sale. Possession and terms For inspection
Address Box 175-C, Star office.
FOR EALE-COLORED. ,ss s.. So,
IN LIE DReIT PARK-0ne of the best
streets. Groom and bath hrick house. Fur
mace heat. bargain at $3.50. Terms E90O
cash
A TwoFAMILY FLAT-Renting for $s5
per month. Located near 4th Rnd Elm SITS.
NV. Price. 50. 2J6. Very easy terms.
NEAR 18th AND @ STS. n. VA dandy g.
room and bath house. in this desirable location.
for $4,750. Easy terms.
ON oath ST. NW.-A very desirable house.
containing rooms and hath. front porch and
large yard. Price, S3. 800. Easy terms
HARRY A. KITE.
Main 4s46 1914 X st. NV.
FOR sALE-NORTHEAsT SECTION. SIX
rooms and bath brick with furnace heat: room
for garage; win sell cheap: small cash pay
ment EDW. 2. SCHWARTZ. Inc, 734 10th
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JUST COMPLETED-FIvE-RoO AND BATH
bungalow: AMI. terms. Apply to ALFRED
S. DALTON, keasington, Nd. or co. southern
bldg.
SEMI-BUNGALOW, ! rooms.
l bath, extra lavatory; open fire.
place; lot 4Ox140. Phone Col.
o73l Sunday and evenings. Ad-
dress 1929 9th NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

HANLIN ST. 80 FEET EAST OF 18TH
south Brookland: 43 feet front. water and
sewer; fine trees; S158: yonr terms GEO. f.
GRAHAM. 1871 Colombia rd.
TWO LOTS IN REATTIFTL WOODBRIDGE.
on Central ave. near Brentwood road = all i'm
proNehentS now growing several thousand
Mounds e s.raDes Apply to 112l T st: ne.
81, $50 BUYS TWO OF THE BEST LOCATED
lots in Potomac Heights; clear; recently sold
fer S.. 800.
Kenilworth Ord st. close to cars; real
Hiilbroek. cor. Of Minn. ave. and Gault ::
one especially suited for store: price of BOTH
81 $50; clear: terms arranged on the above
and all have city improvements.
n. E. RYON CO., INC.
p,snc Successors s,s TO New York Realty Erokers
CORNER LOT. 80 Fl FRONT. LOCATED AT
14th and Madison sts. NV: one Of the best
sections in the city. Barsain for a quick sale
Address w NJ HAYES. 1416 X st. NV
ID. c. two blocks east of circle owner leaving
city; sacrifce for quick sale. Terms. Phone
Col. 1904 12s
FINE LOT OK 14TH NE. NEAR MD AVE
Bargain Two lots in Maryland Park; cheap.
o23 B st. ne Apt. .
THREE ATTRACTIVE LOTS. TWO ADJoIN-
ing last of a select group in residential sec
tion Of Chevy Chase. D; C.. on car line. Ad-
dress Box s2-E. Star Office. 1e'
EX-ARMY CAPTAIN LEAVING OFFERS
for quick sale lot in Chevy Chase. ID. C.; har-
gain: easy terms. Address BOX Sc. Star Office
OWNER SACRIFICES FINEST HOME SITE
in Sixteenth Street Heights. overlooking Rock
Creek Park for miles. This is the cllanee for
the most ideal spot around Washington. Death
in family c0mpels sale. Bargain. Address Box
fo-E. Star oficc.
TWO FRSNT LOTS: NEAR TWO CAR LINES
and steam road: 10 minutes walk from Dis
tact Line S02 10th st. Cheap for
cash. IL
BARGAIN IN LOT IN CHEVY CHASE
by lady who has left town: lot 47x160; 81 100
L. Fl. WooISEY Clev lsas lls
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CHEVY CHASE LOT.
ASSESSED VALUE, 81 ,29O.
FOR SALE AT 1850.
infa I'd I,ho

ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AuCTIONEER.
LOTS IL "FAIRLAwN MANOR 8"
ABOUT two BLOCKS FROM WALTER
REED HOSPITAL SHORT DISTANCE
FROM BRIGHTWOOD AVE. CARS IL
A RAPIDLY GROWING, SPLENDID RES
IDENTIAL SECTION.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE
MONDAY. JULY TWELFTH 1920
COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM
Lots 81 to 4S. block 3167, each oOx1I0 IT,
to alley. on Piney Branch road between Whit
tier and Aspen streets.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER twelve
other very desirs Bile well Ioca ted building lots
in blocks 1857. 2373 3l64. 1896 and 3lS5. all
situated very close to all city improvements
and ready for building operations. This is a
particularly attractive proposition either for
speculative builder for a home buyer
Terms: 0ne-hfth cash. $50 deposit on each
lot required ut sale.
ADAM A WESCHIER Amt
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Mr.. 18TH & MD. AVE. NE.

Excellent house Of rooms and bath; newly
p.psred and painted; well kept house in
rage. q, 75O on easy terms.
I. E. SHOEMAKER CO.,
1920 n. Y. ave. N. 5574.
8LD0M1NGDALE-THOM ST. NV. NEAR
list: bright rooms and bath: big lot to paved
alley: ..give-awsy" at $3.50; only $3.50 cash
Harvard st. near Ga. ave-; best buy the
Heights; at low price of $4,000; $500 cash.
balance easy; 6-room box type brick. porch
For colored OF investor-Eye ST near n. H.
to. siley; s-room frame. porch front; worth
ea equity; rented for SIS a month
n. E. RYON CO., INC.
Successors - to New York RssIsy s.dsy Brokers.
new. Cottage City. Md--Ali city conveniences;
immediate possession; large garage; big cor
ss be- b1t 9h now for sss than sae
rince at 81. 500; easy terms. Phone NJ. 2S4 for
anDointment.
FOR sALE-NEAR 18TH AND N.w:-9
rooms and bath, bay-window brick house, hot
water heat; good yard. $500.
Rhode Island ave-. near New Jersey ave.
NV rooms and bath. bay window brick
dwelling. In good condition; good yard Price
$4.oOO Good terms
IN haAcosdh hedt street car l1nP-Ne ell Duilt
1-room and bath frame dwelling, front and
side entrance. Price. 81 500.
p. J. WALSHE, Inc
lS 18th st. NV
Washington. d. c.
By OwNER-IN BLOoMINGDALE. NEAR
LIST and W SITS. NV. modern 6-room brick
tiled bath. furnace. gas, side-oyen gas
range and h0t-water heater; concrete cellar
large yard; house newly deeora ted. splendid
condition; occupied by owner since built Price
$1,000 furnished $500 unfurnished Ad,
dress Box ZOE, Star Office.
1881 + ST. N.E.-SIX ROOMS BATH. La
1robes, front and rear yard. wide alley strictly
wkyte neighborhood. monthly tenant. Price,
"a. 80; 81 900 cash balance easy terms In
terror inspection invited. Inquire 1888 + ST.
ne. i2s
BEAUTIFUL NEW 7-R0OM HOUSE 2sx32:
lot 200x175; all improvements; hot ter heat
electric lights: bordered with asbestos shin
cies; glass porch; walnut trim: stholc
church: terms arranged to suit quick buyer.
N. K0RZENDERFER. Spring and Park aves..
West Falls Church. Va.
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TWO ONEIST0RY STORES GEORGIA AVE.
near Park road: 81 900 for both. Could be re-
modeied for garage at email expense, any
business. Phone Franklin 161O-W H.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE-STORES

Sa2a EQUITY IN CHOICEST BUILDING LOT
as hrsf payment On good house. Box 143-C.
Star Office.
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NEW s-ROOM HOUSE NEAR I4th ST. CAR
line-Neyer occupied; owner Will sell At re-
dueed d & price direct to purchaser. Telephone
on ST, BET. 9th AND 7fh N.W.-LAKGE
house. suitable for rooming or can be remod-
eled for business; II rooms and bath. Price,
5000. Property in this section Is growing in
H. 4. HOwENsrEiN CO.
1914 F st. NV. or 7th and H SITS. ne.
1909 Ist ST. N.W.-2-FAMILY FLAT; FIRST
door rented. 1900 per month; second aoor. .
Price, 81 500 Cash. 81. 500. balance monthly.
ALLAN e. WALKER 4 CO.. INC.
Main 42s. s1s 18th st. NV.
2nd and Bird. broom houses. h.-w.h.: You bet.
17th and 18th. 1O-room house. furnace: Rhode
Island ave. bet. 9th and 10th. 732 Gresham.
rooms. furnace. 1923 10th, rooms. furnace.
1919 11th. n. 2223. IL
BIG BARGAIN CHEVY CHASE SECTION Dc.
Owing to an exchange we are authorized to
offer very attractive new. detached bunga-
Z large rooms and sleeping porch, tiled bath.
hot-water heat, hardwood trim, open fireplace,
gas and electricity, hardwood floors; hand
somely decorated and pnpered; lot 50xl05 to
$s.750.
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON.
1904 Fl st. NV.
SOUTH TAK0MA PARK.BUNGALoW,
other small fruit; lef. isa1ss. Attsehed die
auto and furniture. sSsoo cash Addres: Boz
o78-D. Star office. IL
PETWOKTH.8 r. & b. PORCHES; ELEC
s.s. e.ss and school 5 to a'oss e.s
ance terms. Address Owner. Box 2S7-D. Star
ONCE. 11'
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. PANTRY AND SUN
mer kitchen. in Washington Highlands; house
on lot 50xlOO. will sell 2 lots adjoining. Ad-
dress Box 297-D. Star ONCE. 1S'
NEARLY NEW. VACANT, yIX-ROOM AND
bath b. H. Gruver house. with built-in ga
rage. Well located. NV. Price, Sc. $50. 81 600
cash. Address Boz 145C, Star office. 15'
BUY FROM OWNER AND SAVE COMMfy.
sion. Modern 8-room and bath house; garage;
front and rear pOrches; best section NV.
North Of Park I'd. Terms. Address Box 307- ID.
Star oGace.
ATTENTION!
saui. % Addition % or X Mt. Pleasant, % nj T Il 50. % cali
Col. e19 and ask for Mr.. Boyd. 1 and my car
are at your service to show the finest homes
RoBERT E. MITCHELL CO..
1A06 Irving Ct. NV.
HARRY E. GLADMAN.
8O6 Pa AVE. Sc.
LIN S48.
Terms can be arranged for the following
Emerson st. n.e.-e-room brick; excellent
condition; room for garage; N,760.
Orren st. n.e.-s-room. brick, colonial porch
h.w.h.: cement cellar; electricity; garage and
possession; 5000.
3rd ct. near G s.s.-6-room, bay.window
brick; furnace heat; cement cellar; excellent
condition; possession; IS 900.
s. Carolina ave. near 7th s.e.-7-room. bay
window brick; latrobe heat; deep lot to an
alley; *, ,26O.
. st. near 9Th s.e.-s-room frame, bath; Ia
trobe heat; colonial porch; possession; 81. $50.
HARRY 4. GLADMAN,
SO6 PA. AVE. Sc.
LIN 4Aa
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NEW HOMES READY TO
MOVE IN.
ONLY TWO LEFT.
80 and 81 Bryant st. me-
rooms. bath, h.-w.h., elec. light.
double floors; wide front and
rear porches; lot 14O #. deep.
Sold on easy terms. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON, COS
N. Y. ave. NV. Main $500. Ask
the man who owns one.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTs

FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT-EACHA APART.
n.eut contains four rooms and bath. individual
hot water heating plants fine deep lots TO 20
loot alley room for four garages; rent. sl.S60
per year. Price only $11 500: terms.
A. B. CAMPBELL. 1910 II NV.
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Attorney at Law.
Real Estate, Claims and Collections.
1911 18th ST. NV. Phone n. 1853
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+. W. GRAHAM,
1902 III st. NV.

RIGHT AT LINCOLN PARK
11S 18th st. s.e.-Attnctive six room brick
full tiled hath; large closets: concrete yard ;
maids toilet; 6ne pantry: carpets: cabinet
made screens and sets Holland linen shades
Owner occupant has kept this house In good
shape and viii sell at fair price. Phone Lin
coin 1921.
fAE PKOPEHTIEs ADVERTISED USD8R
ear aame are controlled exclusively b ns
EHEY ARE ADvERT1HED DAILY ~ ALL
PAPERS pETI. SOLD. We give yoar bus
eess perso7sl and prompt atteItion.
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Excellent house Of rooms and bath; newly
papered and painted A well kept house in
.strictly white neighborhood. Room for ga
rsge. -, $50, easy terms.
l. E. SHOEMAKER CO..
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BEAUTIFUL NEW 7-R0oM HOUSE, 2sx32 /;
lot 200xl75; all improvements; hot-water heat
electric lights; bordered with asbestos shin
GIGS; glass porch; walnut trim: near Catholic
church: terms arranged to suit quick buyer.
h. kORZENDERFER. Spring and Park aves..
West Falls Church. Va.
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& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
GEORGETOWN.
$500
two-story brick residence. convenient to
heated by latrebes: gas light. Terms can be
arranged,
MOUNT PLEASANT,
$4,000
vACANT-Ready for immediate occupancy; ;
an unusual property as regards interior dec
orations and furnishings: there are rooms
and bath on . floors; hOt-water heat, cleo
tricity; breakfast porch; glassed-in and
screened sleeping porch; electric vacuum sys-
TEN throughout house is completely furnished;
one-ear brick garage; lot 25xI5o to paved
alley.
PARK VIEW,
$500
A 9 room and bath brick house. in excel
lent condition and most attractively and con.
venientIy located. Owner anxious to sell and
will make agreeable terms.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS,
$9,25O
A cha rming 7-room and hath bungalow, at
tractvely located large lot: hot-water
heat; electricity; porches: awnings: garage.
A complete home at very reasonable price.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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FOR SALE
Two fine lots. MINI. ave. Sc: three-ff
terrace: ~ 81. from Pa. ave. cars: must be
sold: Z5xl10 each. Make us an offer Out of
town owner wants cash.
- 7. B. BROWN CO..
l3l1 G ST. NV. Franklin a633.
|, ARGYLE PARK LOTS FOR SALE. I7th
Webster SIS. Overlooking 10th St and Rock
Greek PARK High elevation. Distas.t views.
Low prices. Go out feday and see the best
subdivision in Washington: Ny sign is there. A.
81. RYAN. owner. 141s ST. NV. Main 734o.
Bargain-To Close Interests.
Brookinnd-3Oa feet fronting on 18th st.
by 100 feet Irving and Jackson sts.: one of
the most attractive subdivision sites in this
suburb: will subdivde into level building
lots. facing on 18th; So. 500 for all; cash
terms. ~
McLAcHLEN BANKING coRP'N
T Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
- HONESEEKERS.
have several lots with magnificent oaks in
Chevy Chase. ID. c.. which can he bought
reasonable terms. Call Mr.. BOYD. and let me
show you that l have the best. Col. 919.
CHEVY CHASE. NEAR 41st HUNTINGTON
Owner mRst sacrifice for quick sale, two
beautiful building lots; size 80x14i: corner OF
alley: paved alley in rear: grade: i'm
proved street. with attractive homes: value.
So. .000 sell for s., $50: easy terms: assessments
paid. Here is 4 bargain.
ARnRESS R0N JQR-C star 0FEgCE
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Close t> bonlerard and ears: possession:
terms. T. and hath. Fireplace. garden. chick
en- house. garage; nearly y acre; furnished or.
-unfurnished
rooms. fireplace; one acre: variety Of fruits
and nuts; chicken house.
rooms and bath: large Perches: hot 60x15o.
rooms and bath: garden: chicken house
lot 1s0xlQo.
Phone Hraftsrille 21o-M.
Rpx Riyerdalp Nd
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
from owner his modern S-room house In the
heart OF Takoma Park: fine garden: near both
lines: leaving city; will sacrifice for quick
sale. Address AZ Maple ST. Inspect any day
except Saturday H.
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SEAT PLEASANT. MD.
BY 0WNER-7-room frame house. slate reof :;
water In house: electricity fruit trees: garage:
car fare: lot 10sx110. Price. IS. go Terms.
1o4 ST ne IL
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| SUBSTANTIAL CORNER HOUSE On CON
necticut avenue extended Eight rooms. bath.
electricity. garage. hennery. Condition like
new. Immediate possession. ii. A. Filler.
Owner kensington Md IL.
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Phone Main 1923
IMMEDIATE POcS]

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
One OF the most desirable houses in Mount
Pleasant; Just vacated and in excellent condi-
tlon: Ten rooms. large tiled bal tbs hot wa
ter heat and hardwood foors and trim. There
Is ample room for garage on a 16-foot paved
BE. Star Office
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ALMOST NEW s-R00M AND a-BATH HOUSE:
one Of the best NV. sections. Owner will give
immediate possession and make essy terms
Address Box 62-E, Star Office 1es
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22
i SCHOOL NOTES
T lCE.:zC

The attendance banner is held by grades " and V this week for an attendance of 98 per cent.
 Lillian Thorpe, a member of the senior class has returned this week after an absence of several days, on account of sickness.
 Myra Proper, member of Junior class has discontinued school work.
 Ask the boys of the baseball team who won the game at Lakeville Saturday the answer will be "Ask the Lakeville boys"
 The honor parts of the Senior class have been awarded to Lillian Thorpe and Jennie Weiner.
 MT. Powers, representing D. c. Heath & Go. visited at the school re- gently.
 Miss Catherine Sedgwick, a for mer student at the school has so far recovered from her recent illness that she is considering school work once move.
 Miss Elizabeth Holcomb of Falls Village who has boarded in town during the winter is boarding home | this term.
 Thursday morning of last week MT. Francis E. Harrington and Mr. Samuel J. Brown of the State De- partment of Education visited the high school. Using members of the freshman class to illustrate his mode of procedure. MT. Brown demon strated the direct method of teaching French by use of the theme. Follow ing this Miss Teague gave a demon stration lesson in her second year French class, employing a similar process of instruction.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22
THE CONGRESS BONUS PLAN.

The American heart will ever glow with tender memories of those who gave their lives in the service of their country To the children of our soldier dead, left destitute and help less, the American hand will gladly stretch forth with aid as it may be merited and required. For those who returned from the battlefields maimed and incapable of caring for themselves the American purse will open with relief as generous as it is sympathetic.
 But the American people can nev- CT indorse indiscriminate bounty scattered among those that suffered and those that did not suffer, those that need and those that don't need, those that deserve and those that do not deserve. The American people can never condone the congress pro- gram that so fails to distinguish be- tween what it is good politics to do and what it is good morals to do. The
 American people can never forgive 5 the public servants who sink such a grave national issue and such deli
 cate national duty to the level of
 cheap politics,
 Let us spend our money on the
 needy and helpless children of our
 dead soldiers, on the survivors whose health was injured, instead of turn
 ing loose our billions of public plum < der in horizontal distribution. The line to draw is here.
 There are thousands, there arc tens of thousands of our returned
 soldiers well in body, well in minc and well in principles, who rather than take single penny of any o1 the bonus proposed for them by the I political tricksters would themselves
 vote to have it all go only to those
 who need such help. There are thou sands of our returned soldiers whC realize, as congress politicians should realize, that the least deserving ane ! the least conscientious make tht Ioudest clamor to burst into th' national treasury. There are thou l sands of our returned soldiers wht will no more respect congress for it
 political treatment of this great national issue than the genera American public will.
 Congress will make no mistake t. K H,,1 4o fon ntc \ New York Sun and Herald.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22

thei, Newport estates.-Sun and Herald.
 Our national debt has been Gre duced" to $24,698,OOO,0OO, only about $20O for every man, woman and child in the country.-Wheeling Intelligencer.
 The man or woman who constant ly seeks amusement will some day find there is nothing to amues. A surfeit of pleasure starves the soul. Waco Times-Herald.
 AH*
 Rockefeller sa ys that love is a greater possession than riches-at any rate it is not subject to the federal income tax.-Norfolk Vir- ginian Pilot. Better keep up your war gardens, for the fewer the hired men on the farms the higher their wages, and the higher their wages, the fewer the hired men hired.-Boston Herald.
 *%#
 It is one thing for this country to be an asylum for. the oppressed of all nations, and it is quite another thing for it to serve as lunatic asy- lum for all the world.-Houston Post.
 Rev. Fred L. Brooks, pastor of the Baptist Church in Essex, has peas lettuce and radishes well above the ground. His peas were planted March IS, the lettuce and radishes later.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22
SNAP SHOTS

Chicago seems to be Woods hole. m and Herald.
 O, for strong man in the White House +Baltimo American.
 A weak, inefficient administration at Washington is the cause of most of this country's troubles.
 Were Roosevelt president of the United States today that strike would be brought to an end in short order.
 The ball players are back at what they call work and every small boy knows isn't-Sun and Herald.
 The news in the fact that the Turkish chamber of deputies has ad- iourned sine die is that it usually ad- journs sine Deo.-Hartford Post.
 It ought ts be easy for members of overall clubs to buy garments from Rlumbers who are about to retire to
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22

Sunday School following the morning service.
 At the Brotherhood Class MT. filling will speak to the men on The Church and the present Crisis.
 Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Topic, Christian Principles in Public and Personal Health. Leader, Miss Katrina Janoskie.
 Monday
 The Young Woman's Guild will meet with Miss Regina Adams. Plans are being perfected for an enter tainment under the auspices of the Guild to be held at the church on the evening of May 13.
 Sunday School Party
 On Friday afternoon last a lively party of the younger classes of the Sunday School was held at the Par sonage About forty five were pres ent, including teachers. The chil- dren entered enthusiastically into the games and stunts and later tack led their ice cream and cake with the same spirit. There were no idle moments from the start to the finish
 The next monthly business meet ing of the officers and teachers will be held in the church dining rooms on Thursday evening, April 29. Sup per served at 6 o'clock, followed by the business meeting.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22
Pilgrim Church Notes

Friday
 Important meeting at the church at 3:30 o'clock to hear about the Inrerchurch World Movement. This is your opportunity to become in telligently informed about this great forward movement among pro- testant churches. Mrs. Wm. L.. Adam of Pittsfield and Dr. Samuel T. Clifton of Winsted will be the speakers. Bring your questions and have them answered. Both speakers are experts. No funds will be soli- cited at the meeting.
 Choir Rehearsal at the church 2 to 7:45 P. M.
 Sunday
 Morning Service at 1O:3O A. M. Rev. Morris E. filling Field Direc- tor of the Interchurch Movement for Connecticut will speak. Attendance at this service by all members of the congregation is especially urged. No funds will be solicited.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22
M. E. Church Notes

Prayer meeting Thursday even. ing at 7:30 o'clock.
 Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs F. M. Caldwell Thursday afte noon
 Regular morning preaching ser vice Sunday at 1O:3O o'clock.
 Sunday School at the close of the morning service.
 Epworth League service at 6:3O Topic twill Man Rob God" Lead CT, Mrs. F. F. Stevens.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22

''We Picked Up Seven Large Dead Rats First Morning Using Rat-Snap''
 So writes MT. B. E. Carpenter, Woodbridge, N. J. "We lost IS small chicks one night, killed by rats. Bought some RAT-SNAP and picked up large dead rats next morning and in weeks didn't see a single rat. RAT-SNAP is good and sure" Comes in cake ready for use. Three sizes, 25c, soc, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by Freeman Dempsey, dealer-adv.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22

Leave your order with us for all kinds of rubber stamps. The Canaan Printing Company.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22

For Sale-Large 12 room house suitable for 2 families. Electric lights, bath room, steam heat, set tubs, Barn, Chicken House, acre or more of land, minutes walk from station. For terms etc. in- quire of Mrs. John Cudney, Ca naan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22

perfect title guaranteed. Deep tests being made; we do the de- velopment work. Wonderful proposition. Write or wire Mid Continent Finance Co.,, Victor Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22
LOST

Lost-Black Fur neck piece, on Easter. Finder kindly return to Miss Lucy Teague, Canaan, Conn. Lost-A crank for a Chevrolet car. Finder please notify l.. A. Cald- we'll ST., Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-22

For Sale-Extra fine Strawberry plants for spring setting, best of June varieties, also everbearing.
 One dollar a hundred. Adelbert Dings, Prospect St., Canaan, Conn