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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCrIONEEl

ADAM A. wESCHIER, AUCrIONEER.
Trustees Sale of "The Lowell
APARTMENTS" Nos. 1907 and
1853 l4th Street Northwest,
Being a Four-story Brick
Building, Containing Eight
Apartments Of Five Rooms
and Bath Each.
recorded. in Liber No. 4O74, folio o47 ct seq.
of the Iund records Of the District Of Column
thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction. in front sf the
premises. on THURSDAY, THE SEVENTH
o'choGk 1f "r Pm. the following 'S Described land
and premises. situate in the city Of Wash
tn:ton. District Of Columbia. to-wit: Lots
(.9I in George B. Coburn's subdivision in
square numbered two hundred and thirty seven
il37). as per plat recorded in Liber II. D. e.,
at folio p. in the surveyors Office of the Dis
trict o: Columbia. together with all the i'm
prnvrments in anywse apperta ming.
Terms of sale: OEe-third Of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash. the balance in two
equal insfaIlments, payable in one md two
years. with interest at per cent per aDnum,
payable semi annually, from day OF sale. Sc
cured by deed Of tr',st upon the property sold.
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser. 4
deposit of 500 required Of tn. purchaser at
thr time Of sale. All ronveyancing. Recording.
revenue stamps and nntnrial fees at the cost "f
the purchaser. Terms of sale to be compiled
with within 30 days from day of sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the right TO re-
sell the property at til" risk and cost OF
-rtissmrnt OF such r'sale in some newspaper
published in the city Of Washington. u. {.
TIIoS. =. HICKMAN.
CTS 4. SCHULDT.
TrtrSt
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A GENUINE RARGAIN

A GENUINE RARGAIN.
Let us show You this :-room bun galow: fur
and eIec: chicken house. About acre ground.
East HyattSvlle near X. I. ave. car line. Only
1900: 81 900 cash. $40 month. Be quick
u3s65.l o. 3: ZANTZINGER. 8lo 10th st.
NV. Main 5371
s7.5OO-NEw 5-RM AND ATTIC BUNGA-
low in Brookiand: hardwood TRIM ami; easy
terms: lot soft. front Call owner n 1896
ZANTZINGER's BARGAINS.
Riverdale-Beautiful 1l-room home; INV.
shade, shrubbery. $3.50 Terms arranged.
Mt. PIeasant-Brick, 10 r, 2 baths: fur
elect Arransed as two Soo apar,%enss Garage.
arranged.
Friendship Heights-Lovely q r. and bath
home: detached: h. VIII. elect. ami: 1900
50. It. ground; fruit. shade. One fare to city.
9.7o0; $500 cash. bal arranged.
garden; near car line. $3.50; 1000 cash.
bal arranged.
Southeast-6 r. and bath: fur, elect. Va.
cant. $3.50; $500 cash. bal. arranged.
Takoma Park-Bungalow. S r. and bath
fur. and elect. 5000; $500 cash, $3.50
month.
Ballston. va.-Nice g r. home: . stories and
attic; about y acre ground: garden. grapes.
arranged.
Riverdale-BnnsalS.: 8 r; and bath: fur.
cash, $65 month.
Observation-Disclosures 5 r. and bath: fur,
elect. Only $3.50; 81 500 cash, SIS month
NV. Hyattsville-6 r house; large lot,
lOO12O0. Only $500: $50 cash. s35 month.
East Hyattsville-Dandy 5 r. bungalow: fur.
elect; chicken house. Only s. 800; 81 ,OOO
cash, $50 month.
East Hyattsville-Pretty bungalow. s T.,
bath: elect: conservatory: good lot. Only
$4, 100: $500 cash. s45 month.
O. B. zANTZINGER,
912 10th st. NV. Q2S81) Main 5371
4216 18th ST., BROOkLAND-A BEAUTiFUI
new corner home. in . refined. restricted neigh
borhood; double hardwood floor; hw.h; cleo
tricity: built by Middaugh L Shannon; imme
di.te possession: owner:
40 FLA. AVE. N.w.-BARGAIN FOR 4
quick sale: rooms: a. mi. OWNER. n. cess
IDEAL FOR ROoMING HOUSE OR BUsT
ness; twelve-room house; business center. liz!
10th street NV.
LINCOLN PARK.
On Massachusetts, ave-. the. best location II
this desirable section; an attractive two-famil,
Price reasonable at $500 terms arranged
apartment. Live in one and rent the other
Possession given.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. mo,
Main 435 7O4 18th st. NV
HAVE SEVERAL MODERN NE. HOME!
TO SELL on TERMS.
On r. I. ave. near n. Cap.-7 Dooms an,
bath. modern; garage. Will sell cheap 4
quick buyer
EDW. p. SCHWARTZ. Inc. 7341 415th NV.
(See MI< Kramer.l
FOR SALE-COLORED-AN OPPORTUNITY
to purchase a dandy corner house, located neu
17th and You SITS. NV, having rooms nni
bath: in perfect condition. Price, $3.50
terms, $500 cash, easy monthly payments.
HARRY A. KITE
Main 4s4S 1914 st. NV
FOR SALE. CHEAP-812 5th ST. NV
Store and dwelling: hot-water heat: moder
, plumbing: electric current: large lot. Apply +
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO..
6O4 5th st. NV.
0AO0 CACn. cdS A AInAITII
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FOB sAIE-vACAST.
500 Down.
In Georgetown.
Corner home. 8 rooms and bath. cellar, etc.
rented $50 mse;h ,l PRICE, @ 800 100 MD.
FOR SALE.
$500 Down.
Two-Family Flat.
Near Rhode Island ave. rooms and hath.
rooms and hath. cellar, two back porehes.
heating plants; pIJi: rEice eoiy .;S g. Se3 e.,
FOR sALp-vAcAET.
Downtown.
500 Down.
p.pered aud painted: ouiy $3.50. Act quies
c. r. wAR1NG. sss Bood Bldg.
FOR sALn-vAcANT.
Only $500 Cash.
1ss mice psres 9e: .ess1 . rsn sad bath
c. F. WARING,
a2s Bond Bldg. 14th and n. T. Ave.
THE BEST HONE VALUE NORTH WET
F1nt time offered BY owner and builder.
BEAUTIFUL. NEW SEMIDErACHED
NVhNLh
Situa ted just west Of 14th St, in the most de.
sirabae section Of Mt. Pleasant. Colonial type.
3 It. wide. of red tapestry brick with spa
cious side lawn. facing gov. parking: having
large rooms and tiled bath: built in heated
garage; large double pOrches: beautifully IN
ished and decorated throughout with the
very latest modern improvements. A home
combining the best in material and labor pos
sib,e At a true pre-war price. $1c. TO. Will
sell quickly: do not delay il interested. For
inspection and terms write builder.
ADDRESS BOX 55.B. STAR OFFICE
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE. CHEVY CHASE. D. e
reception hall. dining room. breakfast porch.
Kitchen. pantry. four bedrooms. large closets.
two baths and sleeping porch.
18th ST. HEIGHTS, NEAR ALASKA AVE
new house. reception hall. large living room.
dining room. kitchen. pantry. three bedrooms
fireplace in living and master bedroom, bath,
shower and extra lavatory on second floor
ROBERT E. HEATER, 40 Colorado bldg.
Main 1904: Franklin 2as.
1900 QUE STREET S.W.-A SEVEN ROOM
home: corner lot. Every room has bay win.
dows. Good condition. Immediate Possession.
White or colored. Owner on premises. So. 500
to chose an estate. This is an opportunity to
secure a home near Iowa Circle seldom Of.
fered.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN L TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Department
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Mt. Pleasant-Brck, 10 r, baths: fur
elect. Arranged as two apartments. Garage
Fully furnished. $500; 5000 cash. bal
arranged.
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Friendship Heights-Lovely a r. and hath
home: detached: h.-w.h.. elect, ami; p OO(
So It. ground; fruit. shade. One fare to city
50. $50; $500 cash. bal arranged.
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SHEClAL
Georgetown.
S5,75O-S5OO Cash. j..
Absolutely tho biggest value obtainabIe: q
Neii-pianned rooms and bath. 2-srory brick
WIN large back yard: good white section
within square of stores and cars
2-Family Flat, NV.
SS.o5O-Easy Terms.
Attractive corner modern brick building
containing . rooms and bath on the LIST floor
and rooms and hath on the md floor; sep
arate heating plants: room for garage. Pos
session may be had of apa rtment.
Near Interior Dept.
%.5OO-S1.OOO Cash.
Eight rooms and bath on floors: hot water
assured.
Near Congressional Library.
$S.950-$50 Cash.
Charming home of 6 rooms and bath: vacant
and newly papered and painted: large back
yard. Easy monthly payments.
WILLIAM X
1lOS Sixteent
Phones: Main 572 & Main 100.
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ny authority vested in us. We win sell al
public auction. in front Of the premises TO
cIose n partnership. on WEDNESDAY. THE
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF JUNE. 1921. AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, lots Nos
81 so. 2l 81 and 50 and part Of 4. in
square ST. improved rs above. This property
is In the second commercial district and Offers
q rare opportunity for manufacturing automo.
bile industry or any business needing a ware
house and property yard.
Terms Of sale made known uponapplcation
to the undersigned and at time and place OF
sale $500 deposit required upon acceptance
Of bid Conveyancing. recording and revenue
stamps At purchasers cost. Sale to be closed
within 30 DAYS or deposit forfeited.
THoS J. OWSES q son. Aucts..
jeS2-i&ds exSu 1881 q 81. NV.
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FOB SALE-HOUSES
Continued
N. L. SANSBURY
141S Eye Street NV.

. Price, $40. 000-In charming section OF
Mount Pleasant. west Of 14th street.
Exceptionally well built home OF six
rooms and bath: hot-water heat; electric
: lights: hardwood trim throughout;
screened rear pOrches deep lot to alley
with brick garage. Reasonable terms
and possession.
Price, sl0,ooo-ln downtown section. near lst
md Eye streets. Semi-detached brick
home OF nine rooms and hath: hOt-wnter
heat: gas light: wide, deep lot with
two-story garage thereon. Owner occu-
pant will sell reasonable terms.
Price. s1l. .oOO-D~lichtfully located in I4th
Street Highlands modern home of eight
rooms and bath: hot-water heat: clectri:
lights: hardwood floors: deep lot to NJ
ley. Owner occupant will entertain Of
fer and give immediate possession.
Price. sl4. 4.5O0-Thorouehly modern home. near
Million Dollar bridge. Eleven rooms AMI
two baths: hot-water heat electric
lights; hardwood floors: sleeping porch
and extra closets. This property can
be bought attractive terms
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South Brookland-Corner. detached, s r bath
garden: near car line. g, $50; 81 900 cash
bal arranged.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
GENERAL SUPPLY
COMMITTEE
" EDNESDAN,
TUNE 30 1921

Public auction of unsarviceable material At
warehouses in East Potomac Park in buildings
formerly occupied soldiers barracks. Desks.
Chairs. Tables. Barrels. Monographs. Copper
Wire. File Cases. Scrap Iron, Scrap Wood,
Steel Lockers. electric fans. waste baskets.
etc. WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SINTH.
1921. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
Terms: Cash. Material to be removed with
in forty eight hours.
Articles offered sinsIy upon request.
NJ F. JACQUES
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eBTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH, 1921
at the SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
je23-d&ds.exSu BY order Of the trustees.
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ZANTZINGER'S BARGAINS
Riverdale-BeautifuI 11-room home; INV.
heat. elect: po-ches: 1-scre corner property
shade, shrubbery. 50, $50. Terms arranged
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Ballston. ya.-Sice g r. home: . stories an
attic; about II acre ground garden. grapes
small fruit; near cars. $1,000; $500 cash, bal
arranged.
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Main 4S46. Main 1916
HARRY \ KITE,
lSl4 h St. NV.

lSl' IN S'Ss "
PRICE. Sl4,5OO-
A splendid detached modern
house, having E large rooms and
bath; garage; located near Ma
comb st. and Ross place. Cleve-
land Park. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION. Easy terms.
Price, $1O,250-
An unusually attractive house
near 14th. north Of Park road,
having Or. and bath. h.-w. heat,
elec. lights. POSSESSION!
Easy terms.
Price. 81, 500
This most desirable house. To-
Gated in Park View. containing
6r. and bath; in fine condition.
VACANT. Easy terms
We have other desirable
homes for sale. Call our Office
for list.
HARRY A KITE,
1914 h St. NV.
Main As1e. Main 4846.
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SOutheast-6 r. and bath: fur, elect. V
can't. $3.50; $500 cash. bal. arranged.
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Takoma Park-Bungalow. 5 r. and ba tn
fur. and elect. 5000; $500 cash, $57.5
month.
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Valuable Warehouse Property
Near B. & o. Freight Yards
The Three-story Brick Build
ing 30x92 With Side Yard 9Sx
81, Total Area, 12Sx92, About
1900 Square Feet; Side and
Rear Alleys, Platform Scales,
Elevator, 3 Toilets, Hot.water
Heat, ETC., No. 10 Patterson
Street NE.
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N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY, INC,
141S Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO3-45
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.


Chevy Chase. d. c.
$S.OOO-SI.OOO Cash.
Nearly new detached home of rooms and
bath: front and <enr porchss: h.-w.h.; electric
lights; room fer garage: open fireplace; near
cars. immediate possession.
Takoma Park.
S5.30OrS5OO Cash.
Detached home Of nice rooms and bath:
cold storage pantry: electric lights: spacious
porches; we'll located. Exceptional value.
Near Lincoln Park.
$5.95O1EaSv Terms.
A fine bvick residence Of . large rooms and
bath This property has been put in excellent
condition. is vacant. and ready for immediate
occupancy Yard to Soft. alley.
Store and Apt, NE.
SS.0OO-Easv Terms.
Store and one room on the 1st honr. and &
rooms and bath above. \ careful inspection
will convince purchaser of exceptional value of
this property.
d. HARTUNG,
4 Street NV.
Hours: $50 AM. to 600 PM
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4 ''EN( I'VE IN KIIAIN.
Let us show You this broom bungalow: fur.
and cleo: chicken house. About acre ground.
East HyattSville near X. l. ave car line. Only
81. 800: 81 600 cash $40 month. Be quick
il3S6Jl 0. u. ZANTZINGER, 9l2 10Th st.
NV. Main J37l.
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Observation-Disclosures. Q r. and hath: fur
elect, a:m.i.; lot 6Oxl5O. Only So 500; 81, 900
cash, $65 month.
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THoS. J. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIONEERs.
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S7.5OO-NEW 5-RM. AND ATTIC BUNGA-
low in Brookiand: hardwood trim: ami: easy
terms: lot soft. front. Call owner NJ $685.
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Observation-Disclosures 5 r. and bath: fur.
elect. Only $3.50; $3.50 cash, SIS month.
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CONDUIT RD.; large lots; s-F. modern
bungalow; garage. ETC.; $3.50; equity cash.
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| 1916 NEWTON sT.-0 ROOMS AND RECRP.
tion hall; splendid location; possession at once
Cpiumbia S5SS 1s
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East Hyattsville-Pretty bungalow. r,
bath: elect: conservatory: good lot. Only
81, 700; $500 cash, $45 month
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NV. HyattSvlle--6 r. house; large lot.
100000. Only 1850: $50 cash. $35 month.
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lots, 25x1eO It. each; 5-r. bunxaiov::
porches; we'll water; garage; $3.50; clear;
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East Hyattsville-Dandy r. bungalow: fur,
elect; chicken house. Only $500; 81, 900
cash, $50 month.
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N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
sucess:ors to New York Realty Brokers'.
, 1921-02-03

eriksted direct instead of calling mere
there was no course open but to oecloe
to hold the same here. You may be sure
that | have left nothing undone 10 eX-
pedite its handling"
consider the reference to the post
master At Charlotte Amalie unwarranted
and trust this :xplanotionwill prove ade-
nuate to remove false impressions that
NAV have been occasioned thereby.
B. R. LARSEN,
, 1921-02-03
the 18th ultimo following an illness OF
typhoid fever and pneumonia, at the
early age Of 10.

Our attention has been calledlt to the
publication of the Tupper's cargo being
% tons for Christiansted, as incorrect,
and upon investigation at the Customs
it is ascertained that the boat had 90
tons of cargo for Christi2psted. The
figures in yesterdays issue WILDE cor
rected accordingly.
Readers and patrons of the theatre are
reminded of the continuation tonight
of the new serial picture The Midnight
Man"
The 8. S Upper is in por' loading iron
to-day.
, 1921-02-03
Corr espondence,
/ ost Office, Christiansted,
Feb. 2. 1921.

OSA OoAS Ohh
Feb. 2, 1921.
Editor of the St. CTojT AVlS ::
For the correction of
~one information published in West
End News of this date to the effect
that the week end mail via St. Thomas
was delayed through Indifference on
the part of the St. Thomas postal ser,
vice which is represented as having ne
elected 70 forward the mail by the con
tracted schooner or the Raporel steamer,
feel constrained to advise the public that
the facts are very contrary to what the
West End News promulgates. In the first
place the contracted schooner is required
to perform but one round trip a week be-
tween Charlotte Amalie and Christian
sted which trip had been completed
when the schooner sailed from Chris
tiansted last Friday. The Raporel or
any other steamship plying between the
islands is not available for the exchange
of mail between these offices and that is
sufficient to explain why the mail should
not have been looked FOR by the Tup
per-. 1t should also be understood
that the post offices have no appropriation
for carrying mail between the landing
place and the boat, which means that
should it even be possible to for
ward mail by boats that will carry it
gratis the postmaster must defray the
expense of carrying the mail to the boat
from personal funds. 1t may be of inter
est to know that il was because the
crew of the Creole refused 10 fetch
this mail when it was offered at
St. Thomas why it was detained.
Writing upon this subject Postmas-
ter Stretch at Charlotte Amalie re-
GREETED this delay yer! much. | will
quote a part of his letter:
Il regret very much that I,could not
get the States and Porto Rico mail to
you before Monday next but inasnucb as
the Virginia" is not making the trip
and the "Pocahontu5' sailed to Fred
, 1921-02-03
KILOGRAMS.

TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
London. Jan. Goth. Members of the
Prime Ministers official family in Down
ing Street today ridiculed a report that
Mr.. Lloyd George had warned the party
whips to prepare for a general election
in June.
New York, Jan. 29th. Raw sugar
was unsettled today, but no fresh Dusl-
ness was reported, and prices closed IN
changed at 3,77 for Cuba's, cost ana
freight, no change was reported IN re-
fined, which was quoted at $50 tor hne
granulated. Business was light. Trad
ing was dull in futures. Prices however
were steadier on covering, and the clos
ing was 2 to 5 points higher for Ja.nnary
4.03, March 400, May 4.23, July 40,
New York, Jan. Both. Appeal TOR
practical ''Neighbourliness" between the
United States and Canada was made by
Sir George Foster, speaking last night OF
a banquet of the superintendent OF the
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Coy, Al
the Hotel Aston. We ale pretty GOOD
neighbours to yon", said Sir George,
we came over from Canada in 1917 ana
bought 1921, 900, 900 worth Of stuff from
YOU in the United States. This means
that every man, woman and chlld III
Canada on an average OF SLID In pur-
chasing from the United States last year.
The United States by the same statistics
came into Canada and bought $500. OOO,-
600 worth only, exactly five dollars for
every man, woman and child In the
United States. Let us be neighbours.
Buy as much from US as we do from you,
and when we come down here with our
goodwill security, be above offering US
IS cents for our Canadian dollar. Dis
claiming any desires to NEEDLE, with
public affairs in the United States, Sir
George referred to the Fordney eme"-
gency tariff bill, now before the Senate
in Washington, as a measure that would
'.prevent US from sending down our cat
tie and sheep and agricultural products
in order that we may pay YOU. Well
there are but two things for US to do.
continued the Minister. "One is to buy
the extra %fourhundred million dollars
worth from the people Of the U: s.. That
is my appeal to the commercial portion
aof the United States. 1t may be a good
thing to think Of the things before we
legiSlate too far.
London, Jan. 3lst. The editorials In
the morning newspapers approach the
, 1921-02-03
Publication.


THE Government has been Off
i cially advised that, at the regu-
lar monthly meeting held 5 Janu-
airy 1921, the United States Geo
graphic Board formally and officially
changed the name of the principal
city of the island of St. Thomas
from Charlotte Amalie Charlotte
Amalia Amalienborg) to Est Thorn
as"
Government of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States, St.
Thomas, % January, 1921.
G. c. TIMMONS,
Government Secretary.
, 1921-02-03
NOTICE.

THE old southside road leading from
Big Diamond Village. to estates Good
Hope and Whim, and joining the cen
treline at Two Williams old school, MT
repaired by the Public for over fifty
years, is now completed Gnc!uding
twelve new bridges or large culverts' of
reinforced concrete) and is open for pub.
lie traffic.
For the Road Commission
F. LUNNEY,
chan man.
St. Croix. V. 1. u. S. A. LIST. Feb. 1921.
, 1921-02-03

We wish to extend our sincere sym
pathy to Mr.. and Mrs Chas. S. Mayhem
on the sad occas on Of the death of Mrs
Mayhev''s brother, Mr.. Alfred Kelly,
who departed this life at Barbados on
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-17
NOANK

Charles H. Latham died Sunday at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. Erastus WILL
bur, after an illness OF few days, fol-
owing a shock.
Mr.. Latham was born in Noank, Feb.
g. 1878, the son Of James H and Anna
Buroick Latham. He is survived by a
brother. William Latham OF Providenee,
r. l.. and three sisters, Mrs. ArIhnr
Buddington and Mrs. Brothers Of Prov
dence and Mrs. Erastus Wilbur Of this
place. The funeral was held from his
home of Front street, Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs H S. Foster, wife Of Rev. H. s.
Foster, former pastor of the local Bap-
fist church and their children, Muriel
and Donald are spending a few days II,
the village before going to Cleveland,
Ohio, where Mr.. Foster will be 'oca,ed
as assistant pastor OF the First Baptist
church
Albert Patterson has returned to his
duties in Philadelphia, after spending q
few days with his parents, Mr.. and MS
William Patterson Of West Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Fitch have
returned from a visit with relatives In
Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Crossman, who
have teen spending few days with reia
dives in Boston, have returned to. thei,
home here.
Mss Arlena Lamb was a recsnt acliei
In Hope Valley, R. l. .-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-17

Allyn, Mrs. Samuel Geer. Mrs. Walter
Marshall, Mrs. S. r. Waters and Miss
NJ A. Burdick.
Mrs. Annie L. Guile Of Griswold, was
in Norwich Wednesday evenin g to be
present at the inspection night meeting Of
the Daughters of Veterans.
There are two fire drills used at the
Riverside grammar school The first is
by using the regular exits. The second by
using the special fire exits. This empties
the building Of 512 pupils in 50 seconds.
Tuesday evening Warden Joseph n.
Mccarthy was the star actor in a careful
ly arranged comedy of errors. The ward
en- attended the Legion ball and parked
his car in the long string that. extend
ed well down Seule street.
As midnight approached, the. warden
who retires early, said Good night.
an dmade his way to his car. Upon
reaching it he was much surprised ito. fnd
handsome fur carriage robe thrown
over the engine hood. The. warden /.
not the owner of a fur carriage robe. II,
therefore notified Officer McDermUtt
They examined the number OF the car, i
was sure the warden-s. AIR. McCarth,
waited an hour, for the possible returr
| of the owner, then leaving instructions
| with the officer, hee-took the robe alons
| home with him Wednesday evening, tn,
warden's telephone rang, and swee
female voice inquired If he had found
robe over his engine After the BAH
| he admitted. that he had Negotiation
were put into immediate operation, witt
the result that the property was proven
and now sweetly reposes in the owner
carriage house. =.