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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

These Famous Shoes for Men" are favored
by men who want real style at a fair price
combined with comfort. See the Norfolk
its smart English bal last of fine mahog-
any calfskin with rubber heels and blind
eyelets It's only 50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-24

Short Sport Coats will be very popular this Spring They
have the manish patch pockets convertible belt and are
in smart heather mixtures Nicely made and lined
throughout All sizes
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
EZEKIEL RESTS UNDER
MONUMENT HE DESIGNED
Sculptor lauded in 0ratory and
Poetry at Memorial.

with all the pomp attending the
funeral OF a medieval monarch, the
body of Sir Moses Ezekiel, ii.'-
tinguished American sculptor and
painter. was laid to rest yesterday
afternoon in Arlington Cemetery be-
meath the monument to the Confed-
crate dead which he designed.
Last night the famous artist was
lauded in oratory and poetry at
memorial services in the House OF
the Temple. Sixteenth and streets
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Manicure Requisites
Friday Specials

25c Triple Cut Flexible Nail Files,
assorted sizes, at lee.
Nail Buffers. with wooden backs
and changeable chamois. Regularly
29c. 39c, SOC. and CSC. At 23c. zoe,
sec, and 45c.
25c Professional Emery Board at
lSc.
S1.5O Manicure Scissors, excellent
quality. guaranteed, &1.1S.
35c Cutex Nail Preparations at
2oc.
35c Lustrite Nail Preparations at
Zoe.
45c Tweezers, assorted sizes, best
quality, at 3Oc.-Matn Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31

northwest. These exercises were un-
Ger the auspices OF the Arlington
Confederate Memorial Association
and the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy.
Addressing were made by George
Fleming Moore. Henry X. Bush :
Brown, and Col. Robert K. Lee. Al
the services In the cemetery, the
principal address was delivered py
Secretary of War Weeks. Music was
furnished by the Marine Band.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Notion Specials
Lace Specials

Georgettes, 40 inches wide, pure
silk thread. Regularly 31.75. Friday
only at 40 yard.
All Pure Silk Nets. ~ inches wide.
Suitable for gowns and millinery.
Regularly 1925. Friday only at
s1.as yard. v :.
Chiffon Cloths, in all colofs, 30
inches wide. Regularly $l.60. FRI
day only at S1.O0 yard.
One Dress Length left of silk en-
broidery lace flouncings, in all the
new Spring colors. Regularly $500.
Friday only at sos yard.-Main
Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Mexico to Reoruanize Service

MEXICO CITY, March a1.-Namon
p Denegri. Mexican consul genera III
New York, has just been appointed IN
snactor of ali Mexican consulates In
the United states. with Eduardo
Ruiz. former consul At Los AngeieI'
he ig reorgHnixing the consular service
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
s. Tahecloths, $500

10 AOOC~sON1Sop WV
Size 72xSS-inch. Imported Irish
Bleached Mercerized Table Cloths.
excellent designs and heavy quail
ity. Friday only at $500 each
second Floor.
Silk Scarfs, $4.98
Made Of fbre silk in navy. tan
and rose. Formerly S6.9S. Friday
only at e4.o8.-Maln Floor.
Huck Towels, 6 for $1.W
800 fine bieached face towels. hem
med ends. with red borders. Reg
ularly 21c. Friday only at Q for u.
Second Fioer.
Glass Towels, 39c
200 yards. All pure linen towels.
red check. fne quality. Regularly
Soc. Friday only at Sc yarS.-See-
end Fleor.
Kitchen Crash, 17c
500 yards in the lot. Half linen
crash. very absorbent grade. Reo-
ularly 21c. Friday only at lie yard.
Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
S5 Matrons'
Trimmed Hats,
S3.98

100 pretty new hats just re:
ceived and marked at this special
price for Fridav only. Neatly
trimmed with Horsehair braid.
Flowers. and Fancy Feathers &, a
host OF becoming styles. Friday
only at SS.o6.-Second Fleor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Leonard Ear Oil

At the first
sign of head
noises or cold
in the head rub
l. Il o " A r ID
EAR OIL back
or the ears and
insert up the
n o $ [ ri Is. II
penetrates and
it heals. Sur
prisingly sooth-
ing relief fol
lows it's use
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Silk Gloves, CSC

women's double-fnger-tip gloves.
2-button, embroidered backs; white
and colors. Sizes 9 to Z. Friday at
80c.-Bargain Base ment.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Socks, 2 Pairs 25c

Socks, 2 Pairs Csc
Juveniles ribbed socks, with cuff
tops, pink, blue, brown and black.
Sizes to 9. Friday. ? pairs 2Jc.-
Bargain Basement.
Hose, 2 Pairs CSC
Women's ribbed. seamless hose
fashioned. reinforced feet, black.
brown and white. Sih to 10. Friday
= pairs 69c.-Bnrpnin Basement.
Crash, 10 Yards 96c
5000 yards-the quality ior haTd
and roller towels. Friday. 10 yards.
,0c.-Bargnin Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Childs Pants, 4 for SOC

Ohlld8 Pants, q tor 5Oc
Ribbed. made with muslin bands.
lace or tight knees. small sizes. Fri
day. pairs for 5Oc.-Barxsin Base
ment.
Pink Camisoles, 88c
Some lace trimmed. others with
ribbon strap, others with built-up
shoulders. Friday at SSc-BarEain
Basement.
Vests, 2 for Soc
Ribbed, low neck, sleeveless. some
V shape, lace trimmed. Regular at
soc. Friday. 2 for 5Sc.-Bargain
Basement.
Burson's, 2 Pairs CSC
Women's hose. black with white
feet. seamless and fashioned, Sh to
10. Friday. pairs ssc.-BarRain
Basement.
Hose, 2 Pairs 98c
womens silk Mixed Hose. long
silk boots. wide elastic tops. rein
forced feet, black. white and brown.
Friday pairs ssc.-Bsrgain Base
meRt.
Children's, 2 Pairs 49c
Lisle Hose. mercerized. full
length. double toes and heels. Black
and brown. 9 to 9ih. Friday. 2 nsirs
Sec.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
osaa1.ts Eyes Exanissa
0eCRsMisk Nsd1oAl
Os0sgs Glasses Fitted
Dr.. CLAUDE s. SEMONES
EpeSight Specialist
n Usr~siy with Edwin H. Es.,
Now Located
loo-Slo MsIAohlsn BuIlding
l0tA and q Sta. n. w.
666

sa Prescription for Colds, Fever
and LaCrippe. It's the most
speedy remedy we know, pre-
venting pnemonia.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Art Needlework
Friday Specials

Stamped Gowns, 8 designs, for
white or colored work. Made up.
Friday only at CSC each.
Is piece Luncheon Set, white or
color-Blue Birds or Lazy Daisy.
Friday only at 2 for 81.
Stamped Turkish Towels. size 1Sx
80 inch. Blue and yellow. Friday
oply at for S1-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Wonen's Union
Suits,
Suits CSC

Regular, and Extra Sizes. rib
bed suits. low neck. no sleeves.
tight knees. Friday. suits 0Sc.
-Barga ain Base mcnt.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Select Your Summer Rug,
Now
Rag Rugs, Csc Each

Hit and Miss style. A good COM
bination of colorings. Just the size
for bath or bed rooms. Friday only
at CSC each.-Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Scrim Curtains, 81 Set

$50 pairs in white and ecru. Just
the kind of a curtain you should
have for bed rooms to replace the
winter hangings. A very fine lot
made with hemstitched border and
valance to fit between. Every pair
guaranteed perfect, finished with
hem and heading at top ready to
hang. A set of curtains and a brass
rod, complete. Friday only at ST.
second FlOof.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
25c Quills at 17c

25c Quills at 17c
A good assortment OF fine quality
quills for trimming that tailored or
Sports hat in all the most wanted
colors to choose from. Friday on
ly at I7c.-Secsnd Floor.
Bungalow Aprons, 81
Girls. or good quality percale in
dainty patterns of checks and
stripes. Trimmed in plain cham
bray. to IA years Friday only
at S1.-Third Floor.
Boston Bags, $2.79
Made Of genuine cowhide leather.
neatly lined. stitched on steel
frame. double handle. color is dark
tan. Sizes 13. II and 15-inch. Regu-
larlv IS. Friday only at s2.79.-
Main Floor.
$50 Remnants, u Price
or Dress Voiles. Ginghams. Kid
die Cloths. and white goods. Friday
only at n price.-SecOnd Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Bungalow Aprons, $1.19

Enveopng Bungalow Aprons Of gngham and perca round
pped and rick rack trimmed full cut belts
ashs medium and larger Sizes Friday at $l9Bargain
Basement
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Mems and Young Mems
2-Trouser Suits, $3.50

Clearance OF about Is suits. all
s3S.50. Small sizes only, 33 to SO.
Wonderful special, no alterations.
Friday only at Slo.5O.-Maln Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Waists, 2 for 49c

Childs Underwaists. with tape
and washable buttons. complete
with garter snap. 8 to ]. years.
Friday, for 4oc.-BarKain Base
ment.
Hose, 2 Pairs 49c
Women's Ribbed Hose. seam at
back, REINFORCED feet. Black,
white, brown. gray. Sizes So to 10.
Friday, 2 pairs, 4sc.-Bargain Base
meRt.
Chambray, 8 Yards $1.OO
1900 yards-in blue, pink. and
gray. the quality used for mems
shirts. etc. Friday at 3 yards, a.
BarGain Base ment.
Bleached Muslin, l5c
5000 yards S6-inch muslin, extra
The Washington times., 1921-03-31

Handkerchiefs,
Friday 3 for Csc
women's, lawn, embroidered in
colors, seconds of 1Oc to 20c values.
Friday. B for 2Sc.-Barsain Base
mcnt.
Suit Cases, $1.49
Brown Fibre, made fully deep and
large, brassed snap and lock. Fri
day, e1.4e.-BarEain Basement.
Lunch Boxes, 29c
Large size of brown fibre. brass
snap and leather handles. Friday.
regular 49c boxes at 2ec.-BarGafn
Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Pattern Cloths, $500

Pattern Cloths, $500
Round scalloped mercerized
bleached Damask Pattern Cloths.
beautiful patterns, SKA size. Reg
ularly $500. Friday only at SS.~
Voile Blouses, $2.95
48 odd white blouses. Broken as
sortment OF styles and sizes. All
very becoming styles. Good bar
gains for Friday only at S2.9S.-
Third Floor.
Select Your Summer Rugs
Now
These rugs are about one-half
their former selling prices. A spe-
cial purchase enables us to offer
them to you at these figures. Va
rious designs and colors In the lot
Mating RuGs, sxf2 feet. A.3S
each.
Imported Grass Rags. sx12 feet.
S0.4S each.
Imported Grass Rugs. sxIe feet.
SS.3S each.
Iapsrted Grass Rugs. sxs feet.
1S-SS each.
Inperted Grass Rugs, sxs feet.
S1.1S each.
Hall Runners, . feet IsnE, s1.Ss.
Hall Runners. II feet lsnG, Gas.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Polo Coats at $3.50

See these coats- you would enjoy delightful surprise
Only so of them-but ura-fashoned Polo and long
included richly embroidered Newest coors.
special for Friday at $9.50.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Suit Cases, STAG
Lunch Boxes, 29c
Boys Suits, SOC

Ribbed Union Suits, low neck.
short sleeves. knee length. broken
sizes, 9 to IL years. Friday bOcj-
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Made Wells, 75c Each

Made Wells, 75c Each
Small assortment of wells. IA
yards long, in navy. brown. black
day only at 7Sc each.-Maj. Floor.
Undermuslins, $1.98
This includes Gowns. envelope
chemise and petticoats. Made of
nainsook or cambric. Gowns in low
or v shape styles in white and pink
Crepe. tailored finish. also some Ami
20. Friday only at sI.ss~rhird
Floor.
One-Piece Pajamas, $1.98
Billie Burke style. OF pink crepe
in blue bell pattern finished with
elastic and rufrle at waist. Friday
only at e1.0s.-ThirA FIeor.
Silk Petticoats, 1898
In taffeta and silk Jersey. made
with shirred ruffles. or pleat tailor
ed plating. in black and all colors
Friday only at S3.ss.-TAird Fleer.
Nightgowns, $1.33
In white and pink batiste. high
or low neck. trimmed in various
S19S. Friday only at SI.S3.-Main
and Third Flosr.
Notion Specials
.65c Sanitary Napkins. steriIized: !:
absorbent: / dozen to box; COn
at box. OCC
Csc Sanitary Aprons. medium size I:
st'rA-hne e, quality 45c
wi,s ss' raas nasosl sanSles %ssns s.eh Irons 29c
CSC West Electric Curriers', 1Oo
s on card. at 1VO
Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Grass Rugs, 85c Each

Grass Rugs, 85c Each
500 small rugs that can be used
all over the house. All stencile:
borders. Plain or figured centers
Various sizes. Friday only at SSc
each.-Second Floor.
Warp Mating, $9.65 Roll
116 rolls in plain or colors. A lot
we recently received. 40 wards to
roll. Friday only at SS.65 roll
Second Floor.
Polly Prim Aprons, CSC
Made of good gingham and ere
tonne in large and small Dlaids and
floral patterns. Finished with rick
rack braid. Friday only at esc.-
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Mems and Young Mems
Spring Suits, $16.5O

Clearance Of about 80 Suits in sim
gle and double breasted styles, neat
mixtures. mostly half lined, I good
quality wooden and all-wool cheviots
and cassimeres. Sizes "a to 3S Nc
alterations. Formerly $50 to $35
Friday only at S16.SO.-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Rely on CutiCura|
|T0Clear Away
Skin Troubles

Z ti:::; s::ss oa: 3 s::.:: :: :s:s ss Z: !:
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Child.en's
Tailored Hats,
S1.25

One large table full. Neatly
trimmed with gros-grain ribbon
bands. bows and streamers in a
rood assortment of the most
wanted colors in rolled sailors.
mushrooms and side rolled ef-
fects. Friday only at S1.26.-Sec-
Ond Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Chambray, 8 Yards $1.OO
Bleached Muslin, 15c

5000 yards 36-inch muslin, extra
heavy. for sheets, etc. Friday at ISc
yard.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31

s.ssss sCT vsss RnEUMAIISIl
TAKE PRGsoRlPvIoM A-9ooi
4 ssostitutiooai trsssmsns ler shsumstism
oad geut. II disssives the eaieareoue d.
oee1ts wtssh esuss the Dainfsl sWel1anG -
the jsanss and drives the usie ssaA fen the
eystsm h nee since les< ooad ~ iseAaag
onw&Aneod, q A. sod l1lh g loouvust
The Washington times., 1921-03-31

Four Stores You Can
TRUST for a TRUSS
7th and X Streets, 7th and E
Streets, 11th and G Streets and
9th and II Stores Only.
rrass. HSod $1,000 Gc 1isrsH 1sius Double .S7.19
Double Elastic Truss, with Cf 90
two secured pads. This sale. OfsCC
Seely Hard Rubber Double Cd OS
Is;, xf,sS E.sss;. sss SINGLE Tor Fish' Or s2.9S
ssSs s,ssis; yusssi: sS5$: the most .'as: s2.0S
Shoulder Braces and Abdominal
Belts
s.c; c; ;sSsas lns g. 'l.. Abdominal Belts S2.98
silk (: .l''.....i!.S. and $. Abdominal Belts S.69
,s.oc os%n ans Abdominal B e $3.50
shoniaer Dai eT5mss BTasss Breatnehi'e &.49
Brace. SS;.ife i,..........S2 Shoulder .S2.49
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Mems Union Suits, 85c

Seconds and samples of the Regatta" make
Consisting of madras, nainsook NULL etc Broken assort-
ment OF sizes Sleeveless and knee length. Regularly
$500 and $3.50. Friday only at 85c.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Hose, 2 Pairs 98c
Children's, 2 Pairs 49c

Lisle Hose. mercerized, full
length, double toes and heels. Black
and brown. o to 9la. Friday, 2 nsirs
4ec.-Bargatn Base memt.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Mems Underwear, Soc

Mems Underwear, SOC
Samples and seconds Of the Re-
Ratta make. OF silk striped mad.
ras, nainsook and silk fibsr. Shirt4
are sleeveless and drawers are knee
length. Broken assortment of sizes.
Regularly 81 and 81 so. Friday only
at Zoe eaeh.-Main Floor.
Mems Union Suits, Csc
and ankle length. White and erru
color. Sizes "a to 46: slightly inn
perfect. Regularly 81. Friday only
at S0c.-Main Floor.
Mems Summer Pajamas,
$500
Shown in plain colors. blue, tan,
pink, lavender and white. Some
larly SO. Friday only at S2-Main
Floor.
Mems Silk Cravats, SOC
Large assortment of strioey, bro
cades and plain colors to select
from. Open-ends and slip-easy
bands. Regularly 75c. Friday only
at SOc-Main Floor.
Boys Norfolk Suits, $S.95
An extraordinary clearance spe-
cial Of about so wooden suits. tine,
two and three of kind that were
formerly S15 to $25. Sizes to is.
Friday only at eS-eS.-Third Floor.
Little Boys Tams, $1.65
Fine quality fast color blue serge,
the same grades that form erly were
s.. As and $2.95. All sizes, 6h to ~.
Friday only at S1.eS.~Third Floor.
Boys Khaki Knickers, 85c
Good quality, made with belt loop,
hip pocket and button bottoms,
every pair guaranteed not - r,p.
A new low price. Sizes to II.
Regularly $1.25. Friday only at
S5c.-Third Floor.
Boys Blouses, Csc
Comprising OF standard grade
high-count percales in the new
Spring patterns. Collars attached
style with open cuffs, also included
are quantity of Bell make Khaki
Sports Blouses. Sizes to 16. Tri-
day only at eSc.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Tooth Brush Bargain
m Ilr

special assortment with
dozen different shapes to Sc
lect from. all firsts. no sec
onds; every one guaranteed
not to shed. Your opportuni-
ty to stock up at a bar CCn
gain price. This sale at. ACC
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Little Boys Tams, $1.6S
Boys Khaki Knickers, 8!
BOYS Blouses, Csc

Comprising Of standard grad
high-count percales in the ne'
Spring patterns. Collars atrache
style with. open cuffs, also include
are a quantity of Bell make Khal
Sports Blouses. Sizes to 16. Fri
day only at 0Sc.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
The Quick and Sure Cure for
Malaria, Chills, Fever and
La Grippe

II Is = Powerful Tonic and
Appetizer
Will cure that tired feeling.
pains in the back. limbs and
head. Contains no quinine,
arsenic or habit-forming in
gredient. Get bottle and
have 1t in the house for inn
mediate use.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Burson's, 2 Pairs CSC

Women's hose, black with white
feet, seamless and fashioned, Sh to
10. Friday. 2 pairs Ssc.-BarR ain
The Washington times., 1921-03-31
Mems Silk Cravats, SOC
Bows Norfolk Suits. So. g!

An extraordinary clearance spe
two and three of a kind that wrrt
formerly S15 to $25. Sizes Z to is
Friday only at 3S.o6.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-31

Congress" f o u n
tain Syringe. made
especially for our
stores by Goodyear;
about 2-luart size:
complete with fit
tings; guar Ct 0Q
,anteed l yearblsJC
Goodyear "Hygien-
io" Bulb Syringe No.
300; made of extra
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15
TAFTVILLE

Examinations are under way at the Wequonoc school and preparations for the graduation exercises which take place on Erieay. A large class will be graduated many Of whom are going to higher schools.
 A large nunibr of people attendd the commencement exercises at the Nor wich Free Academy on Tuesday after noon There are several Taftville young men and women in the class.
 Work on the road near Gallows Hill is coon to be started. A strip of land hSs been purchased from the Shea farm 10 be used in strengthening out a curve
 Report was that the Ponemah Com pany was to purchase a mill in this section of the county is unfounded and has been denied. Several of these ru- mars have been current the past few months but are wnoly without found ati0z.
 Some of the best native strawberries shat yet have appeared in the markets are being raised on farms in this sec ton Growers report that the berries are of unusual growth and are very plentiful
 TEe work on the memorial building and the waiting station is well along The two buildings which are of cobble and cement have been rooted and the tis roofing nss becn laid. The con crete curbing along South B. St. has been completed.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15

honorable mention to William H. La tham
 Three William B. Birge prizes of $ each. Latin prize divided, between George Geer and Isratel Stam4n. Honor able mention to Faith Curtis to Faith Driscoll and Millicent Disco.
 Algebra-Prize, Israel Stamm. Honor able mention, Faith Curtis. Rose Dris- coll, Isabell Mulcahy.t
 English-Prize Israel Gtamm. Honor able mention, Faith Curtis, Rose Driscoll.
 History-Prize Israel Stamm. Hon orable mention. Faith Curtis, Rose Dris- coll.
 The Robert H. Bistop prizes. of s15 first prize and $5 second prize are award ed annually in the senior class for ex- cellence in Mechanical drawing. Prize S15, William H. Latham. Second prize S5 Avery H. Stanton.
 The William H. Allen prize of s5, is awarded in the Upper Middle class for excellence in Mechanical Drawing. Prize Richard Avery. Honorable mention, Will liam F. Storms.
 Miss Catherine Crocker gives two priz- es of s2.50 each to pupils "who show an real aptitude for acquiring a knowledge of spoken French" Prizes to Charles D. Geer. Jr., and Albert Quintilian.
 The Lanman Scholarship-The income of $10O0 is to be paid to the ap- pointee after he or she shall have com. pleted one month residence at the col. lege chosen and is based on character scholarship, physique and financial need Scholarship awarded to Charles D. Geer
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15
ney.
Planting of the Ivy

The class ivy was this year planted at the south side of the entrance steps to the Academy. William H. Latham de- livered the ivy oration.
 Those who served as ushers at the graduation exercises in Slater hall were as follows: Daniel Joseph Barnett, Thure William Dahl. Henry Downer Johnson. Jr, Kenneth Perkins Kenyon, Bryan Francis Mahan, Jr., George Ernest Nor man, Charles Houghton Sage, Charming Sylvester Smith, William Thomas Storms, Joseph Hazen Wellington.
 The Class Supper.
 At o'clock the annual class supper was held in the school gymnasium. The menu was as follows:
 Iced Cantelope
 Olives. Pickles.
 Tomato Bisdue au CroutonA
 Roast Milk-fed Chicken.
 Stuffed Giblet Gravy.
 Rissoli Potatoes.
 Early June Peas en CroustadA
 Harlequin Ice Cream. Assorted Cakes. Demi-Tasse.
 President John Thomas Young wal toastmaster. On the interesting program were the class poems by Miss Ida B Slosberg and Raymond A. Pingree, clas, prophecies by Miss Annie E. Brand ant Francis R. Fahey, and class history b, Miss Miriam E. Church.
 Following the class supper, dancing was enjoyed during the remainder of tn, evening. The gymnasium was attractive l ly decorated in the class colors anC school banners, and centerpieces O spring flowers adorned the tables. The committee in charge of the clas supper comprised the following: Leo U Maynard, chairman; Claude H. Durfey Earle M. Palmer. Grace F. Beetham Esther Cramer, Mildred E. Engler, Ednt
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15
HUMoR OF THE DAY

There's no pleasure in hard weTk said Mir. Raffsrty.
 ..Mebbe not" replied Mir. DolAn- -neo- be reople has changed entirely. can well remember when a man enjoyed brarrin' about how much work he couid do instead of how much he didn't dS.- Washington Star.
 Mr. Multlrox-want to mary my daurhteri What nerve Why. do yoa think any jury would convict me 1T i'd knock your block on and kick yoa gut to the street7
 Counselor ESerbroke-frhe verdict would doubtless be guilty with sxten- uating circumstances" The fee for my opinion will be ten dollarn- Come aeroE1 Judge.
 He-If I should ask you to marry me. what would you Eay7
 She-Guess-
 He-weIl-er-what would h rhyme with2
 she-Guess.-Los Angeles Record
 Harry-The judge aned you 10 dsalars and costs for speeding. chi Garage Owaer-Yezh. but he aiwHyu has his car repaired here.-Exchanse.
 She (with uAEzzine)-This article says that the emperor of Japan has 10 nea 10 carry his umbrella He-Thzrs nothing. I'll bet fe men have carried mines-Enid Cokia) Daily News.
 {. small boys who often goes rsdinr | in z motor car. is a great believer n prayer. The other day the car FOL s.uck and Robbie prayer. -Oh. Lord. piess' help us out: there Is only a wonnar f chauffeur present-Exchsnrs