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Make Yours A Good One.
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AUCTIONS--LEGALs
Auction Sales

AuClJOu S9Ie0 ~
d0fNu 10 DfsCoNTfNUE FARMING
At Ys ~ 40 s",' clonk ." Kinip HoIiss.sopih m viii
sell for William -. Howell, on the lewis
Armstrong farm. pear the Ferris HsfoIin
used on n l6O-acfe farm. Consisifns Of 25
head Of cattle OF all kinds. rome fresh With
calf by side. balance milking and spring
ing To caive. 10 one and two-yesr-old Hol-
stein heifcrs. extra nne; one registered Hoi.
stein bull, 20 months old - nne a. IN the
state: two registered Hoistetn he,ferA;
breeding can 3 be beat: one Herford bull:
10 months old. extra fne, I've head cf
horsss. pair bay horses. 2 ysars ,n, oId,
In the State for all purposes: real high
class team, can be used by any one; SAFE
and reliable. Any one In nced OF good
team dom miss this team. Gray mare, as
good as they come. weighs 1850 pounds
extra good general purpose msre black
horss. > years old, weighs 1850 pounus
right and always ready Tor the Job black
colt. years old; good big black colt,
ready 20 break will make fine horse. Farm
farm wagon. two light farm wagons, two
dump wagons, one good new; one
binder, good as new; one grain drili. almost
new. two moving machines, all frst-class
order. ono corn planter. one hay teddrr,
ono hay rake. one sulky pIow. four hand
plows, Nos. 1e. is, %; ono small plow. two
spring tooth harrows, one roller, one mar
suky cul,iyators. thhte hand cultivators.
one Acme harrow, one grindstone, one new
Holland feed mill. one feed mill and shelter
combined, ono hand corn shelter, ono six
horse gas engine, one fodder cutter. No.
10, one 3s-gailon furnace. suitable for
buteherinr purposes; one circular saw and
frame, one clover seed sower. one hog
scalder. one hay fat. lot of forks. shovels,
hoes. rnkes, picks, ares. acythes. bars. post
spades, nails. bolts, lot OF carpenters tools
of all kinds, cross cut saw. hog truck. $50
feet bay rom and fork, one farm bell Lot
Of harness OF all kinds Three sets Of double
team harness. all extra good. two sets lead
harness. one set double carriage harness.
six carriage brides, IL haiters. four pairs
double lines, four pairs GDgle lines. II
collars. all sizes. Feed. Lot OF bran, mid
dIings and dairy feeds. rs tons OF hay by
the ton. lot of corn by the busheI. pota-
toes by the bushel. Poultry. About 100
nice laying hens, lot Of ducks and turkeys.
Notice, this dairy of cows are most all
homo raised and are nnc lot Of cows,
Anyone I'm need Of a good cow don't fail
TO them. Four horses az good farm
horses as in the country, all sound. All
farm machinery In In 6rst-elass condition,
some as good as new. Notice. Terms cash.
All goods TO be settled for on day Of sale.
No excuse will be acrepted for not settling
IS acres OF wheat In tho ground. Owner.
William u. Howell Manager, Rlsir 4
HollinEsvorth. Sale January 20. at 1890
O'Clock. sharp.
AUCTION sALfs-Of every description.
Anywhere. N you want 70 sell see Hamil-
ton. the Square Deal Auctionecr and Farm
Agent. 706 Madison Sc Phone 1913 VI.
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lis W. 4Ath So. r. b. D. h.
ia w lgth 81, T, b, p, h.
2225 Market ST., r, b, y. hwh
25oo block. Washington ST.. r. b. D. n
25i4 ". 18th St. 8 r, b. p, b. garage.
il2S +, 18th ST.. 6 r. b. elec. and gas
$50 Madison ST.. r, b, store and garage
500 block, Monroe ST.. 10 r. b, p, n.
500 W. 9th ST.. 5 r, b. y. b.
Bellemoor. new bungalow. r, b, D. A.
garage. large lot.
EIsmere. brick house, 5 r. b, o, n. gas and
cleo, pantry, garage for two cars, fruit, lot
ao5 ". goth St. r. b. .p.h
2l6 w. 22d ST., r, b. o. h.
Io2 w. 10Th ST. b. ,, b,
3Io West So, II r, b, p. b.
900 W. 9th St. (. b.
2o3 T.. I4th St, T.
400 block w. goth ST.. Tor. b, D. h.
2o2 T.. oath St, r, b. p, b.
1 Nandeyer Ave, r.
22o9 Market St, 10 r, b.
f3aS Market ST.. o r. b, .. h.
1i3 w. Goth ST., r, b, p, h.
400 W. 9th St, r, b.
17o3 Pennsylyania Ave. 10 r. b, D, n.
2200 block. West ST.. q r. b. D. h.
Ii YOU have been waiting for bargains
here is list. The above homes can be
bought for considerably less now than
what the owners were asking thee months
ago.
DO not be afraid to call and Get in
formation. We viii gladly assist YOU.
Terms can be arranged, We will loan
you large FIRST mortgage.
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$1,000

ia ". 25th ST., rooms, bath, porch.
heat. pantry. Act quickly il YOU want a
bargain. Owner leaving city.
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5000

l02 ". 18th St. square plan rooms
bath. porch. heat. gas and electric. Mort
gage can be arranged up to $500.
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FOR RENT

Apartment four rooms aud bath Immedi-
ate possession.
Apartment, three rooms and bath Pos.
session February |.
KENNETH A. DRAKE
Phone 5Sl. COS Orange Street.
Real Estate Insurance.
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For RENT

FOR RENT
Apartments, POI y. Harrison street.
$ r. Cor. Fifth and Adams streets.
6l5 w. Fourth street.
SO W Third street. first floor.
22g Jefferson street. s r, b, u. h.
Seventeenth and Thatcher streets store
and dwelling.
JOHN j. HAMLEY
Phone 517o. o23 ". Fourth Street
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted-f emaIe 80
COOh-White. Apply Mrs. DAVID D. Ran
kin, f104 Greenhill avenue. Phone 1881 j.
COOK-Experienced. with city reference
Apply 1000 Broome street.
COOK-And general housework. Family Of
two adults Just outside city. Good home
Give age and references Address B q
Every Evening Office.
EARN S25 WEEKLY-spare time, writing
for newspapers. magazines; experience un-
necessary, details free. Press Syndicate
65s Times Bldg. Sc. LoYis, Mo.
HOUSEKEEPER-R Reliable woman for
housekeeper. Write j. w. Derricksou
! Townsend, Del. or address A 5, Every
Evening Office.
HOUSEWORk-Woma wanted for gen
erai houscWork. Reference required. 2aOG
Washington street. Phone $3.50 R.
KITCHEN Wanted white, Pro-
testant. for the country. Phone 6775.
MAID Respectable white woman for house
work and plain coo1in0. Phone 1879 w.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate.

FOR SALE OR RENT
Beilefonte. five rooms, reception hall bath
laundry with tubs, hot water heat electric
light and pump. shrubbery aud fine fruit:
lot soxi20. Immediate possession
F. E. GALLAGHER
Phone 1892. e23 Market Street.
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FOR SALE
SSSM

200 4. 25th ST.. 8 rooms. bath, porch heat
This is one OF the best buys in this location
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100 MEN WANTED-TO BUY OVER
COATS AT SIS. THESE Goa rs FOR
MERLY SOLD AS HIGH AS 80. NJ Or
TON @. STOUT & CO.. AID DRESS s26
MARKET STREET.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
1929 ". FIFTH St. 6 r, b. D, h.
1928 Market St, r, b. D. h.
25f y. Jackson St. r. b.
1919 W Eighth ST. sr b. D. h.
SIS W. Fourth Sc, store 3 r. b. b. Pos
1910 TatnsIl Sc, sr D. n
Wsst side, dwelling. six rooms bath and
porch. Immediate possession. Price very
rea sonabie.
Market So. 1900 block. tvo small d~en-
ings. Good investment.
JOHN j. HANLEY
Phone 5l70. e2s w Fourth Street
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Good Want Ads Get Good Results.
MERCHANDISE
Wearing Apparel

sCAHF-Lady's gray fur scarf, comparn-
lively now. Address y 10. Every Evening
Once.
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wANTED-EvERY MAN IN wILMINo-
TON TO DROP IN OUR STORE AND
sEE OUR SPECIAL MADE-TO-MEA-
SURE SUITS At s2t. MORTON O..
STOUT CO.. TAILoRs, s2s MARKET
STREET.
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5000
61o West ST., II large rooms bsth. Gas
light, heat. This is an exceptional buy h Won
want a rooming or boarding house 20 not
fail 70 see it.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Sc. wee OSere

nltHhR-sens OF every oescriptlon ar
5is sh.piey street. Phone I035 W.
DOLL HosPtTAl<-Heads and wigs. Comb
ie9s made up Ia any style. 6lS w. Seventh
stI~t. slg Walnut street. Phone 292o j.
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RENT LIST
Houses 3o3-05 W. Goth. :. b: COZ z srh
sr: 1920 W. 18Th r b. porch
house and garage at Beiiefortr. 7 r.
baiarxe lot, SEQ.
Apartments: n. r. Cor. 9th and Pine. r.
D. porch; I4th and Market sta. ad
floor.
stores: Market ST.. 8 or 10 years: so4 King
4l6 King; 400,W. 6th.
0f1crs: 9th and Market sts.: 707 Mzrke,
large room. second floor. EI2 Mar
ket. large room. second aoor.
Factories: 50e-I1 Orange. 5f7-I8 jefferson
5th and walnut SITS.
Farm: 220 acres, miles north Of Newark
c. NJ. TOWNSEND
e23 Market
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TYPEwRITING-4029 du Pont Building.
WANTED-10O0 carpets 10 clean Hou se-
hold goods stored. George r. Lang Co.,
1908 Orange street. Phone 1857.
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FARMS FOR SALE
22o-acre farm. 10 miles from wfIrninxsou
Excellent buildings. goo1 land and conr-u-
ientiy located. The dwelling has about 10
rooms. electric lights. large porches and fine
lawn. The 0uthulldings are large and prac-
tically new. with space for 40 head Of stock
Price <I7 600. A reasonable offer will be con-
sidered as q quick sale IS desired.
About loo acres. with stone house and out
buildings. IN the Centreville section. six
miles from Wilmingt ton. $1,000. Quick sale
desired
HOUSE FOR SALE
Square plan. seven rooms. bath. porch. xax
and electric, laundry tubs steam heat
Price $3.50. Possession FEBRUARY a5.
FOR RENT
Eixht-room house with bath and heater
$50 per month. Possession.
Apartment. four rooms and bath. $50 per
month. Possession.
Apartment. i've rooms and bath $50 per
month.
Gordon Heights. new house. six rooms.
Modern. SEQ per month.
Four-story building for light msnufactur-
ing. steam heat aud electric elevator Size
s5SS5. Possession at once.
Nj. w. VAUGHN
Phone GAS. 9l4 Orange Street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events
4 ersonals

NoTICE-James r. and Leslie II Sasper
son nave resigned oncers sno - n
severed all connections with tne Wnnrs " Whn
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List Your Properties With Us
For sale or rent.
Insurance ~ all kinds.
Mortgages negotiated.
Personal attention given 20 the collection
Of rents.
CITY REAL ESTATE co.
845 Orange st.
Real Estate. Phone 64i2. Insurance..
Open Tues. and sat. Eves.. % O'Clock.
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NoTIcE-rypevritins. .o2e du Pont Bids

|NoTICE-Thcre viii be special NEE se,aris sane
~ pr,iI,nan en,nloyecs at the lrish-Anerl
can Hail sunday. 3 y. IN. lmportaht o1'
-. NM To-
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NorlIsF-Thc annual meeting OF the o9o
Fellows Han 90. OF Wilmington, beia-
ware will be held on Wednesday next, Jan .
nary 10 in the odd Fellows Buiiuine'
zenith and h Ing streets. at clock, p m:
Annual report and election OF BOARD oi
directors A. l. Johnson. Secrctary
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Business Property SO
ESTABLISHED VARIETY STORE-sport-
ing goods. novelties, gents furnishings,
watches. clocks. flash lights and cigars
Win sacrifice on account of leaving city.
Phone 1896 w.
Houses For Sale 81
MADISON ST. s39-House five rooms
bath and store. Gas and electric, hot air
heat. garage.
IN ToDAYS CATALoG or WANTS
AND OFFERS, THE FIRST WORDS
OF EACH AID TELLS WHAT THE
AID is .sPoUT.
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BARBER-American. wishes position
either steady or to help out. George W
Perry. Marsnsllton. Oak Grove, Del.
FARMFR-Wants place near city as work
ing foreman. Can give reference. White
with family. Address +. M, Clayton Del
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NJ. ". VAUGHN \
Phone GAS. Ola Orange Street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

chiefly of brick or stone as a mean:
to check the progress of fire; and the
use Of dynamite oftentimes is efica
cious in checking the advance by rea,
son of the fact that the material on
which the flames feed is removed or
reduced to masses of ruins. But in a
smaller community where the build
ings are chiefly, or entirely, of wood,
with single roofs, the use of dynamite
may become a menace when it was in
tended to be a relief. The explosive
may scatter the firebrands over wide
area, with shingle roofs offering very
inhammable material for the starting
of new fires. That proved to be the
case at East Charleston on Thursday,
and the result was that several build
ings were consumed which might, I'M
der other conditions, have, been saved,
1t proves that dynamite is not always
an ally in fighting fire and ought TO be
used with extreme caution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

the people of the community will wake
up to the fact and accord some am
bilious newspaper man the support
which an undertaking of that sort de-
mands. Publisher Donald Tobin has
not been accorded such support, for
some reason or other, as the merits of
his paper deserved; and the standing
Of The Courier has been rather uncer-
tain for some time in consequence.
Publisher Tobin is. a newspaper man
by inheritance and he was able to put
out a very readable newspaper, far
better than the average Of small town
publications. Publisher Tobn's friends
in the newspaper field will be glad to
hear that he intends to continue in
newspaper work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

A st. Johnsburv woman, who evi.
IDENTIFY has an automobile operators Ii.
oense, attempted to drive her vehicle
out Of her yard and up a hill nearby
She stalled her engine and, being forced
to back, ran against the house with
considerable force. Nothing daunted,
she made a new attempt and failed.
whereupon she started to put on the
brakes and, instead. put the gears into
reverse. Result; The car backed into
another building with great force,
smashing up the car considerably. Pin
ally, some men, who had been watch
ing the performance. came TO the res.
cue and put The car back into the won
ans yard. DO We need a regulation
requiring a 5trict course Of instruction
in automobile operation before we Is
sue licenses TO operator
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

A new argument is being advanced
in Massachusetts against daylight saw.
ing; the school dietitian at West
Springfield has found that school chill,
dren are losing weight since the day,
light saving system went into effect
Hence the inference that daylight saw.
ing is responsible for the loss in avoir-
dupois. II may be that the children
are not getting enough sleep because
forced to arise an hour earlier, but the
theory is that they should be getting
that hour back by going to bed an hour
earlier. Perhaps the heat Of summer
is having something to do about re-
ducing their weight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

The decision 81 the management Of
the SWsnton Courier to suspend publ
cation Of that Journal after nearly half
= century Of the papers existence will
leave Swanton without paper and
the merchants without . medium for
presentation Of THEN wares to the peo-
pie For a place a. large and a. Wig
orous a. Suanton this Will - an al
Eost iutolersbls situation A news
paper j. virtually q necessity in a
foeu Of such prominenes ss Suanton.
and b Is srpseed that sooner or later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

A man in Toledo who refused to pay
his room rent killed two policemen
who went to arrest him for threaten
ing 'the landlady's son and then stood
off a large section of the police force
of the city before he was himself
killed in a two-hour fight. What a
splendid chance such a fury would
have had to vent itself if it had been
directed against the Germans at Chat
eau-Thierry or in the Argonne? Mems
talents are oftentimes wasted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

Whatever may be ones sentiment
regarding Rear Admiral Sims remarks
anent the Sim Fein, it must be borne
in mind by the British, as well as by
Americans, that Sims is not the APP
pointed spokesman for the United
States government in this connection.
II this fact is recalled to mind, it may
have some bearing on the impression
which the remarks of Sims convey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10
DYNAMITE TO STOP FIRE.

The experience Of the fire fighters
in the. village of East Charleston in
using dynamite to check the spread
of flames will no doubt serve as a
warning to other communities which
may be threatened by destruction. by
Mantle is sometimes resorted to in
large cities Fwhere the buildings are
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

Tn order to get clear and wide per
spective of Vermont, the newspaper
men of the state are going to hold
their mid summer outing on the top
of Mount Mansfield Lofty thoughts
will be thetrule June 1926.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

PRESIDENT Harding processes to see
the United States and Canada in a
fair way to getting together on*a basis
of complete amity. 1t is true that a
considerable part of Canada is al
ready running down over the line,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

Germany made formal apology to
France because German troops in up
per Silesia attacked French force.
That's all very well, but France would
like it better to see the color of Ger
man money now due.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

The University of Vermont's l2-in-
ming, to 3 victory over Harvard was
a well-earned honor and sufficient to
take the sting out of all defeats sus-
tanned by the Vermonters this year.
If there is anything that the little fell
lows like to do it is to humble Har-
ward before a Harvard crowd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

The Red Cross finds plenty of ave.
nues for the expenditures of its en-
ergy. right at home. Take, for exam
pie, the ruins resulting from the race
war in Tulsa and the devastation
caused by the food at Pueblo. Does
the Red Cross need support? It sure
~ does if it is to carry on as it should
right here at home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

With a grand list of more than $780,
600 Brattleboro has reason for that
grand and glorious feeling.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

Ocean joyriding may be defined as
running amuck against an iceberg.
Then the joy goes out of it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10
WEBSTERVILLH

Buy your coal now while you can
get it, Calder & Richardson. Phone $50.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-10

Wanted: A good rainfall. Apply
anywhere in Vermont.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01
MANSFIELD CENTER

Prof. R. E. Dodge, author of the Dodge Geographies. will deliver the address for the Fourth of July celebration at 2 o'clock. The address will be preceded by an automobile parade starting from the church at Il o'clock. The North Wind ham band will furnish music.
 Rev. R. G. Pavy being absent over the week end, the sermon Sunday morning was delivered by s. Adler of Rocky Hill, who gave very interesting talk.
 The Ladies Aid society enjoyed a de- lightful picnic on Wednesday afternoon at the home of their president. Mrs. A. E. Anthony. at Mansfield Hollow. No further meetings will be held during the summer months.
 The home economies committee of Echo grange was in charge of the program last Tuesday evening. The program included a violin solo by Mrs. Ethel Todd, accom- panied by Miss Gladys Tripp, a reading by Mrs. E. M. Anthony, a talk on Labor Saving Devices by MT. Teller, and infor- nal talks by G. L. Ames, ReY. R. G. Paw and D. c. Flaherty.
 Miss Dorothy Jenner, who has busi- ness position in Worcester, is spending two weeks vacation with her parents Miss Mildred Davou of Lawrence Me morial hospital, New London, has been spending a two weeks vacation at the home of her parents. She will return to her work Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01

CTS were David Loree Daniel P. Dunn, Jeremiah Haggerty and James S. Dono- hue.
 San Jose Assembly, No. IA, Knights of Columbus has accepted the invitation ex- tended by Rev. Daniel Mullen Assembly of Norwich to assist in the laying of the cornerstone of the new St. Mary's church in Greeneville. Sunday. July 3, at 2.30 o'clock, standard time. The assem- ply will act as escort to the Right Rev erend John J. Milan, bishop of Hart ford
 miscellaneous shower was recently rendered Miss Helen L. O'Brien at her home, No. 93 Quercus avenue in honor of her approaching marriage to Francis G. Savers Miss O'Brien received many beautiful gifts from the thirty friends who called.
 Following is the list of Chautauqun guarantors in this city: Dwight E. Abel, A. Alfred Abbe, South Windham; L. P. Allain, c. J. Alpaugh, George K. An- | derson, A. c. Andrews, L. H. Arnold. w. A. Arnold. Miss Jessie M Baldwin. I R. A. Barkshuff, R. P. Bates. North Wtndham; James P, Bath R. o. Branch, Rev. W. F. Borchert, F. P. Bradway, i H. H. Bronson, John P Carlsen, Rev. 1 A. D. Carpenter, C. c. Case, A. L. Clar, 1 c. O. Cartier. Frank w Congdon, George
 A. Cook. Windham; Curtis Dean, pr. B. | K. Dow, Daniel P Dunn F P. Davoll, 1 George s. Elliott, Frank P. Fenton, 1 George M. Follett. Charles z. Folsom. l J. B. Fullerton, Mrs. J. B. Fullerton.
 Hon. Charles A. Gates. George NJ. i Graves, Dr. F. E. Guild, windham i James Hsrries. F. B. Hanna, Ray A. l Harris North Windham Dr. William E. Hendry E. F. Hickey, George W ! Hickey. John J. Henry. Dr. William E. 1 Higgins, South Coventry: P. S. Hills | George E. Hinman. Ward G. Holman l H. W. Huber Frank c. Hull, Merit ! 1 Hopkins William L. Jenkins L. s.
 Kingsbury, South Coventry: F J Kirt- 1 land, Pierre J. Laramne, Frank Lara bee. H. C. Lathrop. H. C. Lincoln. NJ 1 B. Lincoln, W F. Lennon, Rev Walter ! E. Lanphear, Chaplin; Dr. c. H. Little H. H. Lyman. E. L. Martin. G. H. MIL lerd. George c. Moon, Rev Harry S. Nc. Cready, Mrs. David NIathewson. Mt Hope; ]. P. Mustard Lyman A. Nichols W. c. Norris. c. W. Moves. George Pat 1 ten, c. H. Perry. Scotland: L. H Por- 1 ter. Andover; Mrs. G. K Mason, W. N l Potter, John Reilly, Mrs John Reilly
 Joseph P Riordan. A. C. Roux, c. r
 Risedorf, Otto B. Robinson, A. C. Scrip. lure. pr. A. V. Segar, J NJ Shenard
 nr. c. E. simonds. Harry C. Smith. Nortr l Windham F. H. Srrng George F. Tav
 Tor. John c. Tracy, Frank T. Tracy. Soutl
 Coventry James F Twomav. l. Let
 Thononson. Wade T. Webster. Charl
 A. Wheeler. Dr. Robert C. White liar
 n1d C.. wiegins. Frederick T. Williams
 Harold Williams, RaInh U wnlrne-
 o+oorea z. Wilcox. George Srnncer, Franl
 M. Smith. Harry ". Standish.
 Vi"e President H. c. Knight of Nev
 Haven and district heads of the Nev
 London division of the Southern Nev
 England Telephone Company visited tn
 local exchange on a tour of inspection
 Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01
LEONARD BRIDGE

Cards have been received announcing the marriage of Miss Cordelia 4. Loomis to Charles W. Moves of Schenectady. N. Y. Miss Loomis was a former resident of this place
 Misses Louise and Emelie Istenes, who have been in New Jersey the past several months, are spending the summer with their parents, MT. and Mrs. John Istenes.
 Mrs. Henry L. Watrous has returned after spending few days at Quaker Fill. where she attended the wE&ding of her brother. William A. Durfee, to Miss Smith of New London.
 W. H. Kneeland and Mir. and Mrs. E. H.. Bosworth and daughter Mae of Co., lumbia were callers at David Walsh's on Sunday.
 J. Zatorensky of New York is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Louis Himelstein.
 Six pupils from the North district school received their diplomas at the graduation exercises of the Lebanon pub lie schools held in Grange hall Thurs day evening. They are Clarence Carpen- ter, Edward Lavine, Elizabeth Schwartz, Samuel Silverstine, Yetta Polakof and Harry Tashman.
 Mir and Mrs. David Walsh accompa- nied their cousins, MT. and Mrs. Everett H. Bosworth, and daughter Mae of Co., lumbia on motor trip Sunday to Oak land, where they spent the afternoon with MT. and Mrs. John Kneeland and family. They also attended church ser vices in Andover and stopped of in Yer non Center for a call at the home of a cousin, Mrs. Elsie Pond.