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The Washington times., 1921-02-27
"ePassing Shoqv" Will Remain
oA1other Week in Washinqton

The second and last week of what
has been called ''the voluminous vol
ley of vivacious vixens," "The Pass
ing Show of 1912" begins at the
Poll Theater this evening. This
legalied JOY ride, in two acts and
eighteen superlatively sumptuous
scenes. shows every sign OF out
distancing its seven notable prede-
cessors in popularity with Washing
ton theatergoers, always enthusiastic
patrons of Winter Garden produc-
tions. 1t is, in the language of the
Winter Garden, "a whirlwind of won
der, warmth, wit and whimsy woven
with a web of wondrous omen"
Starting on Mt. Olympu, where the
gods as yet safe from prohibition,
bemoan the fall OF man, this speedy
succession of spirited scenes set with
soulful sirens leads one to the Cana
dian border, the old Salem in Puritan
days to the road of destiny, to Flor
ence in the period of "The Jest" to
King Solomon's kitcbenette, to the
court of the same much welded but
still wise king, to a water lily patch
in bloom, to a love boat in China, and
to other joy-infested regions too nu-
merous to mention in a season when
one cannot properly oil a dry throat.
numbers, each calculated to intrigue
a bronze statue into doing a shimmy.
The costumes are too numerous, too
elaborate, and too fine to be conpre-
hensible without sight. The show is
everything a graduate ought to know
and more than a freshman ought to
see.
The brilliant cast is headed by
James Barton. the Avon Comedy
Four. Lon Hascall, frankie Heath,
Kyra, Hazell Cox. the Rath Brothers,
the Four Haley Sisters, Harry Tur-
pin, Tillie Barton. Eddie Miller, Peggy
Merriment Jack Leslie, and John
Crone.
comes along, as the Passing Show of
1919" one wonders where all the
lovely young flowers of youth" of
the New York's gorgeous garden of
glorious girls are found The IA
nous playhouse makes use of at least
125 girls in each new production, and
as there are three such productions
each season and one always in prepa-
ration. over 500 girls are required
during the year, not to speak OF the
years when there are two or three
Winter Garden extravaganzas tour
ing.
however, IL lS not necessary TO put
want ads" in the newspapers Young
stage aspirants come and come from
everywhere on the map. 1t thus
grows to be matter OF mere selec-
To the uninitiated the annual list of
the Winter Garden has such an un-
failing supply of lovely femininity.
To the initiated the annual list OF
applicants at the Winter Garden is
nothing short of amazing. IL would
seem that every girl born in the
United States sought such a position.
The aliuring opportunities in the way
of continuous employment that the
Winter Garden is able to offer may
be one OF the more important reasons
for it's ability In securing "the love-
Hest flowers" and then, too. the sys-
tenn OF the Mcssrs.. Sh ubert OF promot-
ing girls of the chorus who display
talent and making principals OF them
brings the more ambitious and the
higher class OF chorus girls to this in
stltution.
Before any of thces girls can be
used in a production, she must be
taught the art of dancing. The Win
The Washington times., 1921-02-27
KITTY DONER HEADLINE
| ATTRACTION AT KEITH'S

b Inauguration week commencing al
the matinee tomorrow at b. f.
keith's Theater bids fair to be one
OF the biggest occasions in the his
tory of Keith vaudeville here as the
bill is of unusual length and there
will be an extra matinee next Friday
At 5 .. m. The central in the galaxy
will be Kitty Doner, the Broadway
danseuse, associated with Al. Jolson
for several seasons and also one OF
the bouquet of beauties making the
New York Winter Garden famous.
Miss Doner. assisted by her sister,
Rose. and her brother, Ted, both ex-
ceptional twink1e-toe artists. will pre-
sent "A League Of Songs Steps"
The extra added feature will be
George Choos' production OF "The
Eyes of Buddha." described as a work
Of art. but rated by the average
vaudevillisn as a musical comedy OF
abbreviate ed length, but full-size quail
ty. Heading the cast is Mace MUIR
ray and he Is chiefly re-enforced by
Carl Byal, Sallie Keith. and George
Gould, also introducing Frank Mas
Nrs and Ruth Hale. The book and
lyrics are by Milton Hockey and How
ard J. Green and the music by Walter
L. Rosemont.. George Choos stag ID
the produNion and II represents this
master of stagecraft at his best.
h. Craig Campbell. the distinguished
American tenor. Is listed and Hector
MacCarthy. will assist him. Sylvia
Clark. the cute little clownette. other
Misc known as THE Glad Girl" will
efYer catchy songs
Hugh Herbert. the comedian-author.
will present his best comedy In one
act called Mind Your Business" A
capable company is announced.
Watts and Hawlcy viii give
Laughs Coated with Melodies" Ray
mond wilbcrt. THE Unusual Fellow
Raymond and Shram in "a Syncopat-
cd Cocktail" Mang and Snyder. "The
Trcntieth Century Wonders" Topics
sf tho Day" and the kinograms will
conclude The list.
The Washington times., 1921-02-27
THEY'RE LOOMING UP

The Whirl OF the Town" new
revue, comes to Polls March 6.
THE Little Elephant" is the Gay
ETY. attraction, beginning with next
Sundays matinee.
It's Up to You" musical show
with Joseph Santley, Ivy Sawyer and
Douglas Leavitt. comes to the Ma
tional Monday. March z.
'"Tangerine." a smart musical com
edy lis the Shubert- Belasco attract
for the week. beginning March 6.
Around the Town" comes TO the
Capitol Theater next Sunday for a
weeks stay.
''Msytime" will be at Polls for the
week OF March 13
'Honeydew." a musical comedy, the
score Of which was composed by Efrem
Zimbalist, will be heard at Polls for a
week beginning March IS
The Washington times., 1921-02-27
MIDNIGHT SHOW

A special midnight perform
ance of "The Bon Ton Girls" di-
rectly following the regular per-
fOrmance on Thursday, March ,.
will be staged for the benefit Of
visitors here for the Inaugural
tion, by Manager Harry o. jar
hoe, at the Gnyety Thenter.
The Washington times., 1921-02-27
AL IS COLLECTING

NJ JCl2Ou ~ rot doing 80 badly
for young man ROW but thirty
Eve years Cf age. The Columbia
rcoplc are said to pay him
yearly Income which amounts 10
about three tlres the sninry of
tac President Of the United
StntcSi the, ShTberts pay him
Nta"H"ring weekly guarantee,
and - u partner ns vciI in the
bi" Winter Garden productions
In which he appears. 4 friend
close to Jols0n gave an estimate
fortnight ago I'm Chicago that
the famous blaclI-facC nightin-
EIic was now earning no tfar
from half n million dollar. "a
year. No wonder Al wears nice
"NcrCOuf~.
The Washington times., 1921-02-27

ter Garden has a school for this pur-
pose. No matter how pretty she may
be. a girl is never allowed to step on
the Winter Garden stage until she has
been carefully trained. II she can't
learn to dance, but can wear clothes
and has a prepossessing appearance.
she may become a show girl, but show
girls have no future ahead of them
They are decorative and essential,
but their main chance is marriage,
The Washington times., 1921-02-27
Writes Sob Stuff.

Harley Mayne. prima donna with
"The Bon Ton Girls" at the Gayety
Theater this week, is a music writer
of some promise. At present she has
three ballads of the sob variety in the
hands of New York publisher. who
expects TO market them in the near
future.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
CANTERBURY TAX NOTICE

Notice ls hereby given to all pers0na liable to pay taxes in the Town of Cam terbury on the grand list of ls1o that 1 have a rate bill with warrant attached for the collection of 22 mills on the dol- lar, also for the collection of a pefSonai tax Of s2 on all male persons from the age of 21 to 60 yearH Said taxes becoma due March 25, 1e31.
 I viii meet the taxpayers as foli0ws;
 At Packer Pustofioe, Thursday, March 24th, 10 a. m. to 1z m
 At South Canterbury Posto6ce. Th1S- day, March 2ith. 12.3o to 1.50 D. m z
 At the Town Clerks Omce, FT1daJ, March 25th.t 10 a. m. to q ?. m
 At McLeoldb Store. Westmingeer, nn1- urday, March 26th, 1 tp D. n
 On all property taxes not paid oa. eF before May 1st. 1891, interest and fnon will be added from the time they beoon.a due, as the law provides.
 All personal taxes must positively bs paid on or before the lst day of May, 1921. All persons failing 10 comply with this notice will be dealt with accordinE to law in such cases made and provided
 See Chapter fso, Section & Publs T Meet me at above plAess ana sAss sn expense
 JAMES E. TowrE. cSusssz.
 Canterbury. Conn. this lSt day H March. lsal natSA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

FOR sALR-4I have 30 goats, with kids, Ahsora and milk, that want to seii or exchange for auto br stock. Otto Ander- son, R. F. D. No. 5, Norwich. fnarlsd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
NOTICE OF SALE

Pursuant to a. judgment ofsths Superior Court for New London County, in thN case of Edward H. Czpron ys. ChariotH public sale of certain real estate belonf- Ing to said Edward H-Capron and Char lotts A- Lamb. and appointing Arena ". Colt and Thomas H. Beckley. the under. signed. a Committee to sch the said red estate hereinafter more particularly dc scribed, there will be sold at public arc- ton to the highest bidder on the tttA day of April. 1921. at II o'clook A 'ths forenoon, the following real estAts:.
 Said resl estate is situated Ia ths Town of norwichs in said New London County, and State of Connecticut. and consisis otY two certain tracts or psrcelf Of land. with the buildings thereon, ad- joining each other situAted near Nc Neilyis corner, so-called. In said Town of
 The first parcel beginning at bound on the highway leading from said corner 10 the Norwich Town church at a point four and one-half feet easterly from ths center of a buttonwood tree. thence run- ming north 10 de9rees Bs 100 feet; thence 10 degrees W. 100 feet to said hiEhway !; thence by said highway te the plaes of
 fhe second piece or parcel of land be- ginning at the northeasterly corner cf the first described lot and running thence south 80 degrees E. by land of the Aisses Gilman 100 feet; thence south 10 degrees
 W. by land now or formerly or Peter Lanman about 90 feet; thence north 60 degrees ". 100 feet by land of Berkery and an avenue to the easteriy side of tho \ first described parcelf thence north 10 ] degrees E. 90 feet to the place of begin ning. The buildings consist of a two
 family dwelling house. large barn and workshop.
 Said public auction win take plaes d | the above described premises in said Norwich. terms and conditions to bs made know at the time of sale.
 THoS. H. BECKLEr,
 nar5s connittsa.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given Co all pers6pa liable to pay taxes In the Town of Leb- anon that I have a warrant to levy and collect a tax of seventeen t11) mills on the dollar Oh the list of isfo. md that said tax ls due on the first day of April. ie2l.
 For the purpose of- collecting said taZes the Collector will De at the Town Hal at Lebanen Center on Mqrdhy April !. 1921. and also on Monday. May q. from Saturday, April 2. he wiii be al the st6te of OrvIie " Gnriey from D, rn. untii be al the resirphce. of Eiisha Waterman from 2 D. m untl D. rn,
 Interest st the rate Of nine ls) per cent. per annum wiil bt added after sad taxes have been due thirty daSf.
 Thh Statutes Of fhis Stale which arrly 10 the levy and collection Of iaxeB win be enforced against all persons negiecting this notice.
 Dated at. Lebanon, conn.. thIs fth aay of March, A D. iafL
 GEORGE E BRIGGS.
 tnarl1d coliectSt of Taxsa
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

MEN@Bk free now ef bladder, prostate trouDie, piles and constpatIon: no tii ass, uiel,, .aiassase or o49eratloh5 simple. pan. tess trtsa ag1neht at hohie 1; you &iii De neieeu at once, 0r no cndise; free booklet The Electro Thermal O.. 288-B., kirR Bids., Sleupenyliles Ono, declSS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
LEGAL NOTICES

at Colchester, within and for the District or Colchester, on the l7th day of March, A. b. 1921.
 preseht-H P. BUELL., Judge. testate estate of Ida N. Park, late of Colchester. within s-'' District. deceased this Court doth df q that six months be allowed and, l!m for the. creditors ngslnst the game to the Administrator and directs that public notice be given Of this order by advertising ID a newspaper having circulation m sald District, and signpost In said Town Of Colchester near est the place where the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record. 1ar19d H. P. BUELL. JudgA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

FOR sALE-Dodge roadster, in good conditioh, .SoSD. fTeL 2l2. tnarlYd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

@%I REPRESENT the Cunard s: s. co.
 For inIormatien concerning passports app ply: to-. Joshua .TaylOr,, Pass. Agent 1SO Main Sc, Baltic. v febi9S
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

i FOB sALE-Ladaers. blocks aud falIs,
 paint, oil, lumber, safe, set of wash tubs. kudt dtill. 26S. Central Ave. City. rnarlSd.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
FARM FOR SALE IN FRANKLIN KNOWN < As THE FELIX GAHCEAU
 EAEAi IN ItIiE uIII

EARMs ON BLUE HILL.
 The farm is locSLteu 0I.. blue taIil, part iy in Franklin ahd parttg in bozIaf, and eUnSIsts, Of about ESQ acieB or land, Iarm- house of II rooms,( witE large attIe that can easily be lIaue into two more rooms, two large barns, an outbuiluIng adapted for mlIk, V ese tables and storage pur- poses. The 1arm IS situated on tue cross fpad from bozrah to Franklin. quarter of a mile from the state road from Nor wlch to WiliImanuc. There are about 100 acres of first rate Clllage and grass land aiso about 75 acres of woooiahd. from winch over 1000 cords of merehantabie cord wood nay be easily cut. and for which there IS nearby market; also about 70 acres of pasture. also apple orchard of 4e0 trees. The farm has g grand and picturesque view OF miles of Surrounding country, IS eight miles from Norwich, three miles from the Village Of Fitchvilie and YantIc,s witna easy hauling to market and railroad. Place is well Watered, having never-failing brook, sbrlngs and tive wells. Place will keep loo head of cattle and cut over S5 tohe
 For further information. apply to FELIX GARCEAg. on the premises. or to WILLIAM H. BH1ELDS, 35 Broad way. Norwich. Conn. jan2zd
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
MY FRESH HORSES

have arrived. Come in and get your pick early ,56 head of real good Horses.; sew eral nice matched teams. We are open seven days and seven nights 8 week. Come in and look them over.
 . HUGH F. HAMILTON, 4e
 s7s Main St., Preston Bridge stabies. Tel: 19S6-3. nlar19d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
FOREIGN AGENCY

Sells Foreign Money Orders and Steamship Tickets TOT all parts of the world. Packages of all kinds delive; ed in all parts of Europe. Real Estate and Fire Insurance, hs.s..... x, M.sFoRM.G CLIO
 2s0 Fcanklia Street. Norwich, Conn. 'Phons 784-5 Tai Mar4d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
Notice to TaxpaYers

All persons liable to pay taxes h the Town of Voluntown are hereby notlned and warned that l have Q warrant to levy and collect a tax of forty mills on able April list, isai, and for the purDose of collecting the same 1 will be at the residence of E. Byron Galiup. Monday, April sth. from 10 a. m 10 1t m, and on Mira orfEen Gallup, from 10 a, m to 1a m., and Wednesday, April 9th. at nt residence In voiunlown Village.
 Notice ic hereby also given that all 50 years of age. unlees otherwfse ef- empted, are liqbie to pay q personal tar of S2, due Apfii lst, 1921,
 All persons nexlecting this notice wtr
 JOHN F. KrSNE. Collector.
 Dated at voluntown, Conn. March c. 1921. marsW
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
COTTAGE FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FOR sALE--AS.simobiles

FOR sAbIs-191s Buick touring, $500. Eastern Seryice buieau. opp. Maisuerlte Bul.Ging. Tel 14SS.r,.c,.. nafiSd
 FoR sALE--IS15 Imperiai passenger touring Car, in good ruiialnE order, SGso. Ss- LaIay cute st. - marlsd
 FOR, SALE-lsls Rec speed wagon !; viii saerlLce for au.cA. sale. isl west Town St. Phone SIS-1+S niariSd
 foE sALE-Haesen 1920 super-six coupe, in excellent condition. run less than 1000 miles. anu will be sold at a Uunneen, Danlelson, Conh Tel. z3G
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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
ipwARD P. HAMILTON. .Auctioneer AUCTION SALE. Y-sa, ,.1.i .;' :
 TUESDAY. MARCH ss, 1891, at 10.30 a. m, rain OF shine, rno

75 TO 100 HORSES.
 26 head of young, sound, fresh Iowa and Indiana HOFses Several matched teams, all colors, sizes and NHJehts also s verai nice single Hofses; 5U head of good, big. young. sound second hand Horses. Every horse spid in this -esale viii be, Sold 'w:ti cur ifefr.ad guarantee ii cash. ;.,.s ., <. .as.
 Since I have heen ,iflA Norwich 1 have sold in the neishborhood of 25o Horses, and every Horse l have sold has made a friend for me. and all any cust1mers Ere well satisfied. In my last two sales I have put up every Horse and sold them regardless of their, cost or value. and will do: the sains this tirses spnf motto: sa.e. we viii have a Horse for any kind Of a job. This is the sebeapest place, in New Englahl to buy aHofss. Auction sales every two weeks. Horses are cheaper today than they ever were. Come to this sale ard see fofs yourself -1.E HUGH P. HAMILTON,
 Preston Bridge. Stabies, 3T6 Main St.,
 Tel .1eS6-3. Norwich, Cohh.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sen It
TOR SALE
bEaUTiFuL HOME

BEAUTlFUL HOME
 127 acres fine land. well divided into smooth, productive. tiliabIe fields, spring watered pastures and valuable woodland i; sized barns. poultry buildings. ,sheds. etc, all good; plenty fruit stream through farm: nicely located, near markets ! S2, 800, easy ternnRs
 TBYoNs' AGENCY,
 mar19d wiuimnntie, CeAA.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
TAX NOTICE
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
 TOWN OF sPRAGUE:

TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
 TOWN OF sPRAGUE:
 All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Sprague, State of Connecticut, are hereby notified that have a warrant to levy and collect a tax of fifteen (1s) mills on the list of lsae. This tax iH to be divided eight (s) mills for the run ming expenses of the Town and seven @ mills for the support of the public schools. Due and payable March 2e.
 All persons neglecting this notice will be proceeded against as directed by the laws of this State
 For the purpose of collecting this tar shall be at Baltic, la said SpraHue, at the Town Clerks ofiice. on all Batnrdays and Tuesdays from the above date and during the month of April, sfrsm 10 a- m to 12 m- and from 3 D. tn to [ D. m
 At Hanover. at the store of Webster from II a- m to ?. m
 At Versailles Poetoffioe. ThursdaJ, April q. from II a. m. to D. m.
 After May lst. 1921. interest at the rate of nine ls) per cent will be added from the time these taxes became due
 All taxes must De bald direct to the Tax Collector. and all bills rereipted by him. If by. mail. enclose postase if you wish receipt
 Dated at spraeue. Conn. this 5th dss
 JAMES INQUIRE. mar5d Tax CollectcA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

WHEN YOU WANT. to put your bggl- ness before the public. there s no n11l1A Va better than throsEh the aarsrtistnn s@A@Daa a< ZhA RmEl
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
AUTOMOBILE AccEssoR1Es ,

FORD owNERs-Haye your magneto fecharged in the car while you wait: hard starting and weak lights remedied. Nor 314 .eb22d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
FARM FOR SALE

Nine and sfour-room houses. barn ssx5o ft, 40 1t cellar. 75 Or 80 loads of fer- -nery 12x7S 1t, with house 14x16 1t, wag- on shed 13x2e- ft.,-l .-d of 120 acres, 40 acres moved ana I-. livated. pasture 70 acres. remaining land woodland with S1 900 woodlot; ideal place for boarding house: entire farm si,oo0.
 Address c. SMITH, sa1 Main St. Dan- ielsofi,- Conn, or CHARLES PELLETT, or Tel. 226-12 Danielson. mari9d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
WANTED

The names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn ing and earn some money carrying papers. Frequently there are good routes. Get
 your names on file and be ready for the first vacancy. Call at the Bulletin Office.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

LosT-squAre geld wrist watch, Sat- urday evening, between Alice Bldg. and 1Sies Store, on Broad. or on trolley. Leave at Bulletin Office. Reward
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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
William A. Wilcox
CITIZENS, OF NORWICH,
 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

Dea. W. C. Smith of Franklin having lost his wife, and being S6 years old, has decided to offer hls house and farm for sale. The house itself alone. with one-haf acre of land, wili rival any home you cam buy in the city for $12,0oOi 1t is large, reonly and up to date. nearly new and equipped with furnace and hot and cold spring water in kitchen and bathroom With the house goes 100 acres of splendid farm land with apples. pears, peaches. auihceS. grapes, straw ber- ries, raspberriess currants, etc. :, barn 54x30 with stalls For 20 cows and three horses in basement; one large hen house with, neneed yard. one smaller tor chick chs also carriage house, wood house, ice house and granary. In the back yard iA a tenement Of ssix rooms, making cSm- fertable hofne for d, farmer ,wiih a smali family All this within 20 minutes Tide of Franklin Square, on state road to Will limahtic, for S12,ooo. Come and irvesti-
 gate. w. C. Smith. YaDtic Telephone
 33-12, or inquire of William F. Hill, Room 1oS. Thayer Building. mA<1d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
susr ARRIVED

2s Horses, right, here on time. Some nice Matched Pairs, Draft Horses, Chunks, Horses for everyone. Come and see. Prices right. .. /: .1 ELMER R. PIERsON.
 Tel. 5SS-3.r Y. mar19d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
FoR sAI.E-HereMith q. liat .of hlKI

fOA SAl4G-t1efeHitHs 6 l1A, VI utSu grade used cars that must be sold at once u make way for Key. machines: the Jrlce in each case wslL be low enough Co surprise you; every Car m good conditfon anu ready to rum. hso- [ pESs.b Neile pass, with winter anu summer top, Hud- son pass, Overland es1Ants paksss bris- COG pass, new and used Eorue, used Eerd rOadster. c. Ii. Peliett DanTeison Garage, Danielson. Tel lso. marlS q
 FOR, sALE-1slS Cadillac truck, cleo tric hgnts and self starter, new body and new radiaior, good tires. price S32S Phone 1S5l-l2. m4rldd
 FOR sALE-Dodge roadster, in good conditlon, SooU. ,f1ei 2l2. t1arlId FoRlsALE-ls2e Ford ton truck. witt extehsaon anu open and closed bodIee, new cellent condluons or will eXenange thli 1nAcnlne for Dodge runalOut Henry A Myers, Danielson. Conn Tel ss. marl1d
 BARGAIN to quick buyer. Overland [ pass. car. model Bv, in good mechanical condition, new battery and new tires ,Address Goodyeat Hotel, Goodyear
 FOR sALE-Late 1920 Ford, touring oveTslze tires. thief lock, ulotometer, etc. speak quIckiy. o. 8. Peek Telephent 4Ds-lS Norwich DIV marlzd
 FOR SALE-New 1921 Oaklands, road {, ster and pass. teur1nE, xl,Sy5; pasa i coupe and pass. sedan, Sz,065 Northwa, l. . trucks, 2 and . 1-z ton capacity, SS,4Ul | anu S4,400. IL D. Anderson, z1 Mapl' St, Danielson, Conn. Tel $40. naar1UG
 HAVE you seen; the new super-poweret Hariey-Davlusoh motorcyclsY' Come 1T and let cS show It to you NorwIch Cyc4' ] Co, 3 Aaan, St i feb2Sd |
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

PROSTATE and bladder trouble, piles, coastipation quickly, palnlesslYs tredIedS no Knife, massage or 0aetlIls | simple pri. vate home trea anent {; booklet Tree Ill plaln wfapper. Tine Ifleetro Thermal Co.,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19
FOR sALE-Esrsss <

ON ACCOUNT of getting truck. I. am obliged to sell my three horses that 4 bought green a year ago; '0ne pair of horses. 6 and years old, weigh 32700 lbs, will work any place you put them, both gentle and know h3W. to plows will sell pair of horses and double: set of har- nesses they have been used in to someone $z65 also I will sell my single horse that is years old. weighs 1900 lbs. as good a. horse. as any man. owns, price sS6. Call at residence, 430 Washington St., Provi- dence,, R. 1. Telephone G2Spee 233-R.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

', NEW spring coats. some as low as $5.97 don't pay those high prices see what The Pasnik Stores can offer you before Sou buy. fpar12d
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

FOR s4ALE-ohe S4t6 ,Hyder tractor, two IA in, bottom Rock Island blows, ali in good ertIer. C.. G. arant, Taftyille Tel. 63U. inaF15i
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

FOR SALE-Ennis farm, west from Wood River Junction. 300 acres, farm buildings, with stock or without. For further information, address Eddie P. Ennis. Wood River Junction. R. ].
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