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CHOICE
Hall Square of Lincoln Park.
SO.95O. Terms.
Nine well arranged rooms 10 bedrooms. very
attractive brick residence in splendid resi-
dental district Newly scrnpcd and repnpered.
repaInted woodwork and floors inside. trim and
shutters paint.d oursidc Present. fine m up,
rearance. Modern heating and Lighting. Large
.aar yard 10 80 foot alley. A bargain.
New Hampshire Ave. and
Shepherd St.-So,50O.
Easy Terms.
Coonia! style 2-siory brick Of 6 large rooms
and bath. spacious front porch. large back yard
t" pavcI alley. Close to school, stores and
cars High elevation. Owner will paper, paint
and rut in first.ciass condition for purchaser.
4th and Penna. Ave. Sc.
S3.95O. $3.50 Cash.
Charming little home of & nice rooms and
hath: vacant and newly painted and papcr"d
where necessary. Large back yard. Easy
monthly payments can i~ arranged
18th St. S.E.-Fine Section.
$500. $3.50 Cash.
Eight rooms ard tiled bath > floors. In
will give possession when desired. This is
one Of the hest planned and attractive homes
we have ever offered for anywhere near this
price. Owner has purcha sed larger home
northwest suburbs and has just reduced above
price from $1,000 for quick turnover. This is
your opportunity. You will have to act quick
ly. il interested.
New York Ave. and lst NV.
$1,000. $500 Cash.
Nine rooms and hath. brick residence: new
ly papered and painted: heating plant, plumb
ing. roof and in fact entire house inspected
and put in first-class condition; new paper
throughout: woodwork and floors vanished; :;
immediate possession: splendid residential Sec
t!on: southern exposure; walking distance Of
downtown.
WILLIAM X
3O1 Southern Bldg.
Phones, Main 573 and 100.
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THOS. ]. OWEN & son. AuCTIONEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 'a
IAIRAIANT NnRTIINEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 'ss3
FAIRM0NT NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF certain deed OF trust dul.
recorded in Liber No. 4426. folio 26o et seq. Of
the land records Of the District of Columbia.
and Mt the request Of the party secured there
ty the undersigned TRUSTEES will sell at pubic
auction. in front Of the premises. on WEDNES.
DAY. THE TwENTYsEVESTH DAY or
APRIL. AID. 1921. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm. the following described land and
premises. situate in the District Of Columbia
and designated as and being lot 3S m John
H. I.loyd's subdivision Of part Of block j..
Howard Uuiversity's subdivision OF land now
known as ..Ehingham Place as per plat re
corded In Book "a page 4. OF the records Of
the office OF the surveyor OF the District Of Co
lumbia Now known for taxation purposes
as lot :'S in square 3o5s
Terms of sale: Sold subject to prior deed
of trust for 81 800 and the amount arranged
TO suit purchaser. A deposit of 500 required
at time OF sale and the purchaser allowed 80
days 10 complete the purchase. Further par
ticulars ut time of sale.
W. EDGAR LEEDY,
ALLAN +. WALKER.
.nIS -lGds axSu Trustees
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
MODERATE-PRICED HOMES.
BOSS & PHELPS,


14O6 H St. NV.
Price, 81 $50.
A modern up-to-date Capitol Hill home: a
colonial plan honse with front and rear
porches. hot-water heat. electric lights. parquet
floors and in fact everything you can desire in
a home at u much higher price.
Price. $4,000.
A corner house we'll situated in the north
west: there six rooms and BATH furnace
heat. front and side porches. and can he pur-
chased terms OF $1,000 cash and easy
monthly payments. This is very cheap piece
of property.
Price, $4,000.
A detached home in Mt. Pleasant. west Of
18th st. situated lot 5Ox1iO: y stories
and attic: bedrooms second floor: hot
water heat: garage for two cars. This is 4
very salable property.
Price. $0,S5O.
A desirable home close to- Lincoln Park.
where immediate possession will he given II
well built six-room and bath brick ho,ls'..
heated with hot water. and there is a garage.
Convenient terms of sale
Price. $1,000.
semi detached brick house little off
Park rd. in Mt. Pleasant. There are 6 rooms
and hath. electric lights. hotwater heat, rear
porches. ample garage space. An attractive
outlook from this house.
PHELPS.
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IL. JHIAAND TERRACE sS.35e: BET. @
and V. LIST and 2nd ne ttake y. Cap. St car
I" l. ST.: rozy Grm- brick. ami. immediate
possession. Call NJ. $685.. Owner
ErY DIRECT FROM OWNER: MUST SELL.
Ei~ eight nom and two bath house; i M;
one. 81 .tHb cash balance small monthly
payments: room for garage. 4o1S Georgia a'e.
NV. ~
OWNER. LEAVING CITY. WILL GIVE IN
mediate possession Of eight-room brick house.
11th st Park read. Price. $500:
cash. SI.:0O. Address Box 2S9-S. Star Office.
1s'
CUI.ORED-vACANT; ROOMS: FUR
TS4 Harvard st: Si.5oI: easy terms.
OWNER. 3G2 T st. Phone North $50. 19s
Attention, Colored!
18th st. near :. .-story brick: cellar: G
r,oms and bath; furnace heat; alley entrance
In
Only 5000.
Easy Terms.
Address Rox l04S. Star office.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTIoNEER.
Large Stock of New and Used
Ladies' and Mems Clothing,
Shoes, Dry Goods, Musical
Instruments, Fixtures, Show
case, Sewing Machine, ETC.,
at 1705 7th St. NV, by Pub
lie Auction, Tuesday, April l9,
1921, Commencing 1880
O'Clock Am.
100 Mem. Suits. - Overcnats. 60 prs. New
Army Shoes. Overalls. Uniforms. Odd Coats
and Pants. 800 pairs Used Shoes. Underwear
Ladies' Coats and Dresses. Rancoats, Rubbers.
Hose. Gloves Rubber Boots and Arctics Col
lars. Caps and Hats. Mandolin. Guitars Banjo
Cornet. Clarinet. Showcase, Counters. Clothes
Packs Sewing Machine, Large Mirror. Tailor 3
Gas Stove and Irons. Gas Heater. Stove. etc.
Terms: Cash.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. Auct.
ap14 u. 1913
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
CnanHAAmAA.

lei. Main 4S4U.
Price, $500.
detached house situated on lot having
q frontage Of 40 feet: conveniently located:
close to 18th st. in Mt Pleasant: there are
rooms and bath; furnace heat: colonial
porch.
Price, $500.
\ bargain in modern homc-clos" to Du-
rnnt Circle within easy walking distance OF
downtown. This is 2story house having
hardwood floors. hot-water heat, electric lights
and IA garage. Possession given any time.
Price. $4,000.
bargain on Capitol Hill: most conven-
ient situation: a two-stnry horse having hot
water heat. electric lights. front porch. d"u-
bl" rear porches and garage for two cars;
possession given.
Price. $3.50.
\ home on st. ne. having six rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. front porch. Modern
= houses at this price hard 10 find in any
location. Owner will give possession and make
very reasonable terms of sale.
Price. S11, 600.
4 central hall planned house in Chevy
Chase, Nd. offered below cost. There are
rooms and hafh. hot water heat. electric lights
and p"rches: the lot is 1oxlO1. There are
plenty of trees.
BOSS &
THE HOME
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Future DAYS.

By Authority vested In us we will sell at
public auction. in front of the premises.
WEDNESDAY,. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF
APRIL. 1921. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. part
Of lots 8 and 3 In square $50. improved as
above.
Terms: 1900 cash and the balance very
easy payments 500 deposit on acceptance
Of bid and sale TO he closed within thirty days.
Conveyancing. recording and revenue stamps
ri purchasers cost.
THOS. J. OWEN & son, Aucts..
aplS-d&ds. .exSu 1881 G st. NV.
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HON ES.

f1oM ES.
Facing Soldiers Home Park
81 500. Terms,
Colonial tapestry brick home Of q rooms .,d
MED bath ho'-water heat electric lights
hardwood floors, front and rcnr uorches. ricc
front and back yards; sleeping porch. The
most Immediately clean and attractive home
Imaginable. Beautiful view Of park. lust one
square from Park road entrance Owner will
give possession to suit
Allison st. Northwest.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
Semi detached brick and stucco q d.,iyn,
fnl Ioorns and tiled bath; hot water heat; eirc-
tric lights: good lot to alley: excellent Ioca
tion: southern exposure. Possession 10 snit
See this at once Phone now for appoint.
ment.
Near Interior Dept.
$500. $1,000 Cash.
Modern brick residence containing well
planned r"nms and bath: hot water heat: all
rooms floors: easy walking distance of
all departments and shopping district. rare
assures profitable investment.
Semi-Bungalow, Chevy Chase,
d. C,-$13,75O. Easy Terms.
First n"or-Iargc stone and cement porch
dining room. pantry and kitchen one well ar.
ranged bedroom. glassed-in sleeping porch or
pHrlOr and tiled bath Second noor-3
splendidly arranged bedrooms. each with very
large storage closets; individual trunk room
and large tiled hath Fireproof garage, screens
and awnings. Practically new. Possession Ia
suit Phone us now for full information.
Facing Western High School.
$6.75O. Easy Terms.
Modern s-famly hat OF rooms and bath
lat floor. 8 rooms and hath 2nd floor Coonial
front porch. Good condition. Rent Of one
apartment will just about carry payments
taxes, etc. We just discovered this Offering.
HARTUNG.
18th and H SITS. NV
Hours 9 Am. to 6 PM. Daily.
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S145OO. $1,000.
A of o Just Of
oden o
$1,000 $500
Kenyo st, Jus %. Georgia IHIngt tn Bnng
f he room and IT, a
to a nc has t mode impr m 0
~
A Specal-Chevy Chase.
We offer in Chevy Chase Nd, West Irving, charming
corner containing and BATH
heat gas electricity This home built for the
present There is garage, Price $4,000.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
815 18th ST. NV. Main 64o4
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON.

THos. J. OWEN SON. AUcT1oNEERs.
Valuable Building Lots Front
ing 47lA Feet ON 10th St. NV,
Between ct" and "U" Sts.;
Also Two Lots Fronting 81 Feet
! on Washington Circle and
76.6 Feet on 23d St. NV.
BY authority vested in MS we will sell at
public auction. in front Of the respective prem
ises. on MONDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF APRIL. 1921 AT HAIF-PAST FOUR
O'CIAOk PM. lots 1"4 and 125 formerly III
and 1lS). in square 100. fronting 41A feet on
18th st. NV. by 80 feet in depth TO a paved
AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. SAME DAY lots
I and .. in square IS. fronting 81 feet on
Washington Circle and I6-6 feet on 25rd ST.
ny
These lots are in very high-class neighbor-
hoods and can he bought a. sacrifice prices.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance on
before one and two years. with interest at
6 per centum per aunum. payable semi-annn-
ally and secured on the property sold. or all
cash. at purrhasrr's option. deposit Of $3.50
On each parcel required ut time OF sale and the
purchaser allowed thirty days to complete the
purchase. Further particnlars at time OF sale.
THoS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
an1o-d[dS exSu
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PHONE CLEyE. 1890
concerning wholly de ached home OF a most
attractive cottage type: beautifully situat ted be-
tween Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase; reach
able by two car lines: can give possession at
and l will make the very easy;
brand new and modern in every detail.
NEW HOME IN 30 DAYS: BUILT LIKE YOU
want it. and save several thousand dollars.
We sell lot and make loan for building.
J. P. NEFF.
a20 CnlnraEn bldg mHSo
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THOS- j OWEN & SOY. AECTInNEERS
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ap14-d&ds. exSu
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Owner will sell al n sacrifice: convenient TO
both car lines; a semi i-defached 3stOry brick
house, with l. rooms and baths having hot
water heat. electric lights and : concrete
sleeping porches; parquet flooring on main
floor. There is a 2-Story brick garden. Whole
property in 6rst-class shape and can be seen.
any time. Immediate possession. Phone Co
lumbia 1890 S'
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Adam A. Weschler, Auct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-12
SANDY RIDGE

Mr. and Mrs Bert BAILEY were callers
~ RarncsNille Tuesday.
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dnv In Tarncsvil.".
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sb,nrirr n Barnes willie Tuesday,
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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-28
CONNECTICUT MANUFACTURES
 MADE ENORMOUS INCREASE

The manufactures of Connecticut in- creased enormously in value in the five years from 1914 through 1919, according to the preliminary statement of the 1920 census of maufactures. covering the year 1919, just issued by the bureau of census, department of commerce, Washington. It shows that capital, value of products, persons engaged in manufactures and the amount of wages and salaries have grown greatly in ev- cry city of the state, in many cases more than doubling in the ive-year pc riod. The only decrease Is in the mum ber of establishments, which in few of the cities are not as numerous as they were in 1914; but even in these cases the actual value of the products and the capital invested are greater.
 Hartford. with s119,743.oo0 capital invested in manufactures, takes first place among the three big cities of the state ih the percentage of growth of capital. having increased 1928 per cent. over 1914, while Bridgeport increased 121.s and New Haven 72.5 per cent. In actual capital invested. however. Bridgeport led with s1s0.7T4.ooo and Waterbury was second with S122.12s.- 900. New Haven is fourth with s113.- 743,000. Hartford also leads the big three In the percentage of increase in the value of products. having gone 176.S per cent. above Its 1914 figure. while Bridgeport went 1ll.4 and New Haven 11s.5. Here again Waterbury
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-28
INCIDENTS Irl SOCIETY

Miss Margaret Campbell has been spending several days in New Haven.
 Mir and Mrs. Eliian Bill Lewis, of New Haven, were guests of Mrs. Lewis sis ter, Mrs. Frank A. Robinson.
 Wesley Cranska has returned here af- ter a three weeks trip to the White Mountains and Lake Champlain
 MT. and Mrs Herbert B. Cary have opened their home on Williams street, having returned from their cottage at Point Breeze.
 Edwin Sumner Willard of New York city, formerly of Norwich Town, made several brief car<s on former neighbors, while. in Norwich Saturday
 Mir. and Mrs. William A. Norton and daughters have returned to their home on Broadway, having spent the season at their cottage at Eastern Point.
 Mrs c. Morgan Coddington and Mas ter Andrew Coddington of Harwichport, Mass, and New York, spent several days last week with MT. and Mrs. Frederick T. Sayles.
 Miss Marion Cranska and Miss Rosa lynd Cranska, who have spent the past three months at Hilltop, Fishers Island have returned to their home on Laurel Hili avenue.
 Harwood B. Do1beare has left to spend the year in graduate study in econimics at Cornell university. having been award. ed a fellowship at the time of his grad i uation from Wesleyan in June Miss c. c. Bacheler of East Towr street has left for Dobbs Ferry on the | Hudson where she is a member of tho faculty of Miss Masters school, and closely associated with it's management The last school year Miss Bacheler ha. spent in the East and in travel through | Europe.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
 RECORDED IN NoRwTcl

Transfers of real estate recorded and the town clerks office in Norwich since Sept. F are as follows:
 Sept 12-Thomas Smith to Jonathan Smith, 3. Town street
 Louis and Annie Bruette to Ella A Jarvis. Occuu-
 Jacchimo Guastamacchia to Millie and George Nakoniecky. otrobanda road
 Sept. l3-Stanislow Kiecolt to Frank 4. Krupinski. 174 Cliff street.
 Charles s. Fiske to Ellen F. Fisket 252-25S Franklin street and 5s Hobart avenue
 Gilbert S. Raymond to Angelo Lava dono. land, Cliff street extension
 Gilbert S Raymond to Carmelo Gosh ignona. land. Clif street extension
 Santo Rizzuto to Michael Sodella- Shetucket heights Sept. I4-Samuel Kadish to Gabryai Romanowski S6-ss High street
 Moses K Harvey to Lillian S. Rath- bun. 45s Laurel Hill avenue.
 Estate of Frank A Wilson to Helen J. Wilson, land. Norwich Terrace. Grill Rebarick and Vincent SkorchH to John Sherman. Roosevelt avenue and Preston.
 Sept. ls-John Tomarwitz to Gabryai Romanowski. land, Summit avenue and Carpenter street. | D. E. Roarke. IS Sturtevant avenue.
 John Stanbly heirs to John A Moran. Sachem street
 Sept. Is-Simeon Colt to Antoni and Monika Chalicki. 107 High street. Chelenia Szynkiewicz to Stan and Mary Baranowski. 155 Hickory street Nancy E and Mary c. Lucas to Mary 4. Hill. West Main street.
 Joseph Leblanc to Joseph Gauvin, Taftville.
 John McWilhams. land. Washington street
 Samuel Kadish to Frank Alves. si High street
 John D. Nolan to Town of Norwich. land. Gallows Hill road
 Arthur A Mitchell to Town of Norwich, land. Gallows HI lroad. | Sept 2O-John AIcNanara to John J. and Mary o. Morley. 42s Laurel Hill avenue.
 Helen B. Williams to George R and Aboie B. Smith, 3s Bentley avenue. Sept 22-Frank F. and Elizabeth s Proden to Henry E. Savake, lo2 Smith avenue.
 Sept 25-Norwich Land Improvement Corporation to Benny Andruskiewicz lard. Carpenter street.
 Ida Tetlow to Joseph Ritchie Taft. vile. John F and R. E. Hotchkiss to John and c. Tremontozzi. Reynolds and D!vi- sion street.
 William B. and Harriet Al. Cousins tC William c. Bode, Jr., 10 Rock street
 Sept 24-Eagle Realty Go. to Paul and Sophie Zarenlba, land. Calvin Allyn Park Isabella Chiapperini to Alex and Kath arine Keviatkowski, 175 Hickory street
 Moses J. and Solomon Solomon to Kes ter Parkinson. 5e Fourth street.
 Sept. 2s-Joseph Borow-y to Hrouinicl Holodowski, lots land, Greenevill' 5 Heights. l H. Normal Percy to William B. snS Harriet M. Cousins, New London turn pike.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-28
PERSONALS

MT. and Mrs. George c. Lane of Staf- { ford Springs, were visitors in Noank this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Jonas L. Herbert and daughter Miss Edna Herbert, of Gris- wold, were in Norwich Tuesday.
 M. Laurence Eldridge and son. Laur- ence, has returned to Quaker Hill after vacation with MT Eldridge's parents at Chatham, Cape Cod.
 Mrs. c. H. Potter who has been spend ing the summer at 2ss Williams street New London, will return to her home in Norwich about October 1st
 Mrs. Sarah Dynon and grandchildren William and Eileen. have returned to their home in this city having spent two weeks at the Comerford cottage al Pleasant View.
 Miss Alma Golkowske of Pratt St. has joined the force in the office O. the United States Finishing company having commenced her duties Thurs. day morning last,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-28
CONFIRMATION AGREEMENTS
 ARE GIVEN APPROVAL

The following workmen's compensation agreements have been approved by Com missioner J. J. Donahue:
 Atwood Machine Co.,, Stonington, em- ployer and Manuel Davis, Stonington, employe, top of right foot burned, at rate of S17.72; and Manuel Roderick, Ston- ington, employe, abcess on hand from cut. at rate of S9.65.
 New London Ship and Engine Co.,, of Groton, employer and Nick Dani, Gro ton, employe,. synovitis of knee joint, at rate of SS.67.
 Angus Park, Hanover, employer. and Robert Washington, 1S2 Washington street, employe, fractured breast bone. at rate of SIS.
 W. R. Perry Ice Co.,, New London, em- ployer, and Charles Morgan, Waterford employe, rupture. at rate of $13.5o.
 Ponemah Mills, Taftville, employer and Rose Moore, Taftville. employe, frac- ture of right index finger, at rate of S7.21.
 U. S. Finishing Co.,, Norwich, employ ,l, and Adam Spanier, 125 Hickory street, employe, poisoned both hands, al rate of S11.40.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-28
MARTIN co. NOT TO BUILD IN CITY

Expectations that the J. B. Martin Co., were to build an addition to their velvet mill on the land the company owns on the southerly side of Willow street are not to be realized, it was learned Tuesday when it became known that the velvet company has placed this property on the market for sale.
 The property which the velvet com pany will dispose of is across the street from the former Marlin factory building, which the velvet mill owns and operates at present. It comprises the several buildings on the southerly side of Willow street, covering the whole distance from Chestnut to Franklin streets, with an approximate frontage of over 300 feet. According to a state ment made by Samuel Goldberg Tuesday this property has now been placed in his hands for sale by the J. B. Martin Go.
 The buildings on the land comprise the new four-story brick factory structure built a few years ago at the corner ot Chestnut and Willow streets by the Max Gordon Corporation and subsequently, bought by the Martin Co. The velvet