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The herald., 1921-04-14

and | do further certify that subscriptions
To- the capital stock of said corporation
upon the aforesaid forms were filed with
me ut the time of the execution of the
charter aforesaid in the respective amounts
ana by the following parties. to wit:
W. Horace Williams. SIG Howard Ave,
New Orleans, La. shares: {. ;. Will
liamS. No. :. Whitney Annex, New Orleans,
La, shares: rheo. Grunewald. Hotel
Gruncwald New Orleans. La, shares
| Charles Green. Laurel. Miss. - shares; T.
| g. Bush. Boston club, New Orleans, la,
I shares; RalSton :. Cole. SD Gravler St,
| New Orleans, La. shares; Julian j. New
man 2l2 Carondrlet ST, New Orleans, La,
! 3 shares; \. IL. Hayward. Weiss Bldg.
| New Orleans La. shares: Il. q. Bush.
Jr. Boston club, New Orleans. La.
shares, CarSten r.. TorjuS,n. 500 MaiSDn
blanche Bldg New Orleans. shares;
sam Iemurray. 40 Camp St, New or
leans. La. 10 shares: r. III. Sprague. San
Francisco. Calf. ~ Montgomery St, 10
shares Frank l.. Stanirl, Pilot Town, La,
share; ISidore Barrios, Pilot Town, La,
share: 7. V. Lincoln, Pilot Town La,
II share; Joseph l.. LOga. 3lO6 Dauphine
St, New Orleans. La. share: L. l..
Campbell 32ll Prytauia st. New Orleans.
/ share: Robert T.. Loeb, S23 Gravier ST.
N23 Gravirr ST. New Orleans. La. / sbare
jos. Chalona, 427 Front St, New Orleans,
La. shares: J. \. Mcrrmoloid, 4ON How
ard Ave. New Orleans. La. : shares: J.
Il. Ferchaud. Jr 202 Whitney Bldg. New
ORLEANS. La; : shares r. J. lIansrlman,
, 1929 Palmyra ST.. New Orleans. La. :
shares; {. VI, Baker. 230J MarengO ST,
New Orleans. La. II shares; Mrs. J. H.
Baker 300 MarcnGu St. New Orleans. La.
> shares. j. j.. Nixon. $9l1 Barnnur ST
New Orleans La. shares. and which said
originals are hereto attached and by refer
lrUCe made part hereof.
RUDOLPH J. WEINNIANN.
Notary Public.
l | certify the above and foregoing to b.
1 Il tru" copy Of the original on file ih thu
D archives of my Office In faith whereof
10 witness my signature and seal of ofire
70 IafiNed ri New Orleans, La. this 10Th day
; of March, 1921.
. RUDOLPH J. WEINMANN.
Notary Public
: Recorded NJ. q. Il. 1875, Folio 3i4 Mdrrt
r 81, 1921.
/ ROBT. SCOTT, by. Rec
Apr. MAY L.
The herald., 1921-04-14
CHARTER.

capital stock of said corporation. said
form being as follows. 10 wit:
New orleans. La. 1921.
l. the undersigned. do hereby subscribe
to shares of the proposed GULF Aero
Transport Co. Inc, of tn" par value of
twenty five $1,000 dollars per share
| hereby agree to pay for t;c said shares
in cash when called upon 10y the Board Of
Directors of said corporation: it being Uu-
der>tood that the cash will not be- called
for until nifty per cent of the capital stock
Of said corporation shall have been sub
>cribrd for, and the approval of the Lou
i>ana Securities Commission shall have
been obtained.
The herald., 1921-04-14

CERTIFICATE OF RECORDER:
I, the undersigned, Recorder OF Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans.
State of Louisiana, do hereby certlfy tnat
the above and foregoing Act of Incorpora-
ton of the G. P. Eberle & Compony, In,
corporated. was this day duly recorded
| in my office in Book 1858, Folio SS9.
| New Orleans, March 30th. 1921.
(Signed) ROBT. SCOTT, by. Rec
| I hereby certify the above and foregoing
to be true and correct copy Of the origi
nal act of record and on file In my no
tarial office.
Notary Public.
L Apr MAY T.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
lRON RIDER" THRILLING

one OF the most effective hits of grip
ping suspense ever seen IN picture
occurs In "Thc Iron Rider" the VII.
liam Fox picture Starring William Rus'
sell now nj the Liberty thcaicr. Russell,
presumed Ia have violated his solemn
vow IN an Iron Rider, receives u gun
from his fathers hand and goes into an
adjoining room IL shoot himself. while
the crowd waits FOR the telltale shot.
The situation In s,artling-Vcath.tak.
ing. Frank l.. Packard wrote the story
and Scott Dunlap directed the picture
William Russcll's unusual picture.
"Thc Iron Rider" produced by William
Fox and based ON an extraordinary
story by Frank l.. Packard. author u
THE Miracle Man" and "Thc White
Moll" Is 80 strong In dramatic force
that critics have declared several photo.
plays might have been built ON Its sit.
uatlons. "Thc Iron Rider" Ii the offer.
ing nj the Liberty thcatcr Friday and
Saturday. where II ls pleasing nightly,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17

At present he In ccncnrtnd with che
Mary pickford Company. ana the char.
pclol Of his work Is shown Ia Miss
rckimd's toc,nt film play, 20 nr fci.
turrd AT the Mission today
Although picture patrons ~ today
demand the most realistic ~ wei rs
the most artistic sets that can bo
made" said Oouson. few OF them
realize what they cost. II the average
pie urc gocr were told that ~ much ~
s75 COO are rpcnt nowadays on nctlints
for q feature picture he might lee ~.
cllncd & accuse ynu of talking IN tt
.phol, numbers. Nevertheless this "
q fact Ten years age had pr'dacoI
spent soc on ats Toe u motion pic
,ure. his hackers would have reserved
a padded cell Ter him la the bnohy'
hatch. but times h1vc changed. In
the I'D days. pictures were taken
against painted flats In which oven the
mould.ngs we're painted IN. those early
srtr were built exactly as stage set
tinga are nov construct d. To-day,
however. cvc ythlng II put up ms sub
stlniinily as though II were intended
to stand flr century.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17

Rurck aud Misses Mcnoud and alive
Menoud.
A few Of the young married couples
and men, of the younger sct II Hager
man will Ice entertained this evening
by swimming party after which they
viii return tn the homo III Mira. II. l..
MoKinstry and partikc q n bountlful
picnic supper.
Mis- Bnuslin and daughter Miss
Helen, who had been visiting IN l,os'
well iur icw days. returned homo To.
day. While being unable a. yet home
un account e the recent rain they took
advpr,ag cot Salc'piy In one NJ RIOS
wells large stores.
Mrs W a. jac hs went 4 Roswell
today whore shc viii visit friends for a
few days
Mfrs Lucy Cullen ~ In from the
Plains today transacting business and
visiting her friends.
Miss Mary g. Phillips " visiting
friends IN Roswell this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
SOCIETY
ALvAll d. MEYER
MYSTERY PARTY GIVEN

Miss Hope Baker assisted by the
members II the T. J. u. Club, enter
nincd n number " her young married
friends with mystery purity. Wc,lncs.
day evening AT her hume on south
Lincoln street.
The receiving rooms were artistlc,lly
decorated with cut flowers. and Hight.
ful cntoru.inmenb was furnished 10y
Prof. Dnolcy and six ~ his class mem
bcrs WIN gave demonstrations Il the
power II mental suggestion and hypno
tiam.
Later delicious lee course was ser.
we'd To the following: Misses Ethyle
Givlns. Bobby Lyn Norton. Jewel
Baker, and Mrs. 4. q. Branchic. Mossrs
Allison. Bl,nkcmshlp, and Durkeo. Mr.
md Mrs Grey Baker, Mr.. and Mrs
James l.nggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Terry
Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Walker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
RESTLESS HUSBANDS ADVISED.

Excellent advice 10 husbands ana
wives who are dissatisfied with with
each other In To be- had from "So Long
Lefty" the Robcrtson Cole supor-spc'
cial which opens to-day at the Fair
theatre Tor a two days run. one Of
the most aucccHsful cumedy'dramas
ever introduced ON the legitimate stage.
So Long Lefty" has perhaps gained n
nuint or two In the screen adaptation
through the expert handling of Al
Christie who produced and directed II.
when Oliver Morosco shaped 80
Long Lefty" for the stage h. deter
mined To open the play In Les Angeles
before bringing II Ia Broadway When
Lefty" reached New York Il stuck
hard and fast FOR five months at the
Morosco theatre and Miss Charlotte
Greenwood. who was starred. found her
name on the big electric fign for the
first time In her career. Chicago liked
50 Long Lefty" To the tune ~ six
months and Philadelphia held tight Tor
the unprecedented run " ten weeks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
LOVE Of LIFE.

Love you not the tall trees spreading
wide their branches.
Cooling with their green shade thu
sunny days of June
Love you not the little bird last among
the Leaflets,
Ddcamily repeating u quaint, brief
tuncg
Ii there net u Joy In the waste windy
places:
In there not song by the long dusty
wayY
IL there no, n glory In the sudden hour
u struggle;
IL there not a peace In III, long quiet
day?
Love you not the meadows with the
deep lush grasses;
Love you not the cloud flocks nolsclcss
In their flight?
Love you not the cool wood that stirs
a. meet the sunrise,
love you not the stiffness of the
warm summer nightY
Have you never wcpt with grief that
slowly passes.
Have you never laughed when a JOY
gees running by?
Know you no, the peace ~ rcst Tint
follows labor
You have not learned 20 live. them:
how eau you DARE 10 dicY
Prom Scrihncr's Magazine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
SOCIAL MOTIFS AND
PERSONAL. MENTION

Misses Gertrude, Alice and Pearl
Miller. have arrived home to spend tn
summer months with their .nren,s.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. ". Miller IL 1919 Tay'
lur street.
Miss Gertrude Miller has been n stu
dent II \. NJ L. durins the winter
months and Miss Alice Miller attended
Clarendon College.
Mrs. H. W. Virgin and daughters,
Misses Ruth. Mary and Isabel. arrived
home yesterday noon fro mNaco. where
the girls have been students of Baylor
Bolton during the winter months
News has been received In the city
that Miss Emma Cuff n graduate nurse
Of 81. Anthony's Snn;arium, has ar
rived safely In Ireland where she VIII
spcnn the summer month with her
mother
Mrs. Joe. Micklc Jr.. and his bridc.
who was formerly Miss MAZDA Works
10 this city, returned home "Wednesday
from an extended honeymoon trip 4
Dallas. iiilahuro. and other points IN
Central Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. Micklc viii remain In
Amarillo until at~u, Angus, 10Th,
when they win leave f,r ViSi, tn cat
Hernia after which they Will aail Tor
Tokyo, Jamn, t. sr.nd = year studying
the japanese language and customs
before Ecing tu their new homie IN
Kobe. where MIR. Mcklo viii have
-haigc uf the Commercial Department
AT the kwansciga University.
Paul Armstrong has arrived ho'ns
from A. a N. Ce,ssc to ssieni tue sum
nsr months with hw parents M ana
Mira W. u. Armstrong;. ~ 1903 Van
Eurpn Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
HAGERMNN SOCIETY.

Thc l.aiics' Cooperative club me-;
Tuesday afternoon a, the home II Mrs
LATE III Wees. Thr afternoon Was
San; IN making drcssiurm Tor the
hoS;,ss. Refreshments wcre served
,o the following; Mcs3umcs Hugo
Jacobson, James Mirhclct, oglc. Phil
hps, vie. How. Bradley. Hanson, Ehrci.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
r. r.. q. To GIVE PICNIC
Sl'ppER MONDAY EVENING

The members II the local chapter /"
Pc. q. and their families will hc en-
tcr,aincd an Monday evening at S'Se
o'clcck. with delightful picnic supper
n, the home az AIR. and Mrs j. w
PucReu on ITO Washington street.
rhis In expected TO hc one ~ the
most ENJOYABLE social affairs given 10y
y. 4. O.'s this scascn. and Il is Wscd
that all mcnllrrs h. there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
SHAMROCK SOCIETY

The purcclla club OF shamrock met
Wednesday with Mry. u. X. CapnrIon,
aud splendid afternoon WAS had. The
rurushmont were juft the Kind that
made one icoi special rcccn,ion WIS
extended. The club whi,h has been
wholly fm social purposes VIII devote
a put of its time to civic identifying
la the town of Shamrock. The mom'
b.rs expect To attract SOME sp2cial at
,cn,ion 10 their work IN the near fu'
turv,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
MEMBERS or CENTRAL G,'il.D
I'd HAVE MOONLIGHT PICNIC

Tho members az the Central Guild
of the Central Presbyterian church VIII
entorlain ihoir husbands with n moon
light picnic, an Friday evening. at :
o'clock. at J. l., Summers ranch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
MARY Steu,ls Money.

Among some ~ the famous artists
who hav. become Affiliated with pie.
turc production are Paul Chaffln, not
I'd int riur decorator; Joseph Urban.
probably the greatest of all decorators.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
WNps'V SOCIETY.
Gl.NuSS Nisff NEl,S

MiS~ Gladys II. NcG. daughter ID Mt.
and Mis-. T.. J Nefr, ana ID .. u.
Arnus; ol rcSro,in. T,A,S. Wcrs rung',d
io,, "Wednesday morning nj o'clock.
Thu couple left for 'Is',cs,oa and 'thc'
Texas cities immediately after thu c,r
mony. ON their honeymoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
HEREFORD U. d. @. WILL
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE


Special to The News
HEREFORD. Texas June iG-Thc
United Daughters OF the Cunfodcracy
viii hold Decoration Day exercises on
next Sunday. June ~. Only tn graves
~ the veterans Of the civil War nnd
heroes 81 the World War win be dee.
Grated 10y the Daughters. families be-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
son HORN TO DOMERS

Nj. and Mira. ], T. DUmcr n IaOl
inro'n Street, announce thr arrival
{ u Zine 10 pound hoy IN Thursdny,
uorning June 18th.
Tho new arrival haa been given the
name ~ james Thomas d..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17

ON Inst THURSDAY. the Thursday club
oi shamrock held IT, last regular meet
ing Tor the year. having completed ~
literary work until tall. The mcctin.
was In the form Of an open affair, each
member inviting gucs', and each
mcmhcr with her gursi was pr,srn,
II was decided to do civic work for
the summer and To have Uall m'ttlngS
when necessary u the advancement 81
the work The particular work To hc
taken VI Is the preparation of rest
room for women ,o';cthcr with a read
Ing room. hcirg the atnrt 0f public
library for shamrock,
They have damned n ly,cum course
Tor the winter and will conduv, u maya.
PINE study club. having In view e. dc
torwinc the lest magazines ior the
several lines # worS for the club.
The club is affiliated With the Nation
Al and state tc,icIa,iCDs 1t Womcn's
Jiu,s and hal MIS-. D. u. stevens
to 20 o. Wichita Falls ms delegate
tn IN, district meeting. and vii send
delegate a. the state meeting to ",
held In Fort Worth In tn fall Mrs
NJ, u. Risk Is president AMI Mrs. Franz
LNu,A. secretary,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17

Ing expected to decorate their indivl.
dual graves. The program viii be held
al the Methodist church Sunday after
noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-17
SATURDAY

The womnn's Auxiliary To- ihc i'egi"p
win meet nj : octrck Saturday after
nom " the tlks nomc. and u fun at
tendance of members N urrcd,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17

islature. The saving to the state is brought about by a ruling of the war department which relieves Connecticut of or surplus military equipment valued at approximately S11, 250, 900.
 According to notification from the chief of the militia bureau, only enough ma terial will be sent into Connecticut to equip the personnel of the national guard, which being about 25 per cent of the 5,OO0, 900 equipment originally intend ed for this state, will have 9 value of about S3,750, 900.
 This obviates the necessity of securing an appropriation of over $1O0,000 from the legislature for the erection of huge steel store houses att Mantle, in which to house the great quantity of equipment The total cost to the state for the hous- ing of the material, Col. Payne estimated, will be about SS4,00O needed to strength en the state armories along the coast for the storage of heavy artillery, as it is an ticipated that all of the equipment can be taken care of in existing armories.
 The reduction means that Connecti- cut will receive six of the massive French G. P. F. 155 millimeter guns weighing nearly fifteen tons each and having a shooting range of ten miles. The first plan was to have twenty-four guns al iotted to Connecticut, eighteen of which were to be stored at Mantle, or, as sug- geSted by Representative Keith of the appropriations committee, on the state pier in New London, if possible.
 One of the great guns will be install
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17
NEW LONDON.

, Work has been started on cottage 10 be erected on Rivervew avenue by F. S Smith for himself. It will be of wood, 22N2G feet. with five rooms and the usual improvements. The cost will be $3,00O.
 N s. Copeland, 22 Perry street, will erect a garage at that address for him self It will be of wood, 12x16 feet, and will cost S49o.
 Contractor Lanphear is erecting a ga- rage on Jefferson avenue for William Eaneeu, SIC Bank street It will be 2ON2o, of wood, costing $500.
 Contractor Forester is erecting 6 garage on Stuart street for M. E. For rester. It will be 1Sx20 feet, of wood, and will cost $500.
 Contractor Jancholsky is making all terations to the frame cottage of L. h. herman at Midway place. Another story is to be added and other changes made The cost will be $2,0e0.
 Building Permits.
 M. E. Forester, frame garage, Stuart street. Cost $500.
 l.. Liberman, alterations to cottage Midway place Cost S2,000 J. H. Williams, frame garage, Cen. tra avenue. Cost s90O. Parquett & Leblanc, alterations tt bakery. 6S6 Bank street Cost S2,000.
 Total number of permits for the week 5 {; estimated cost of buildings, s4,7O0.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17
STRIKE CONDITIONS AFFECT BUILDING

! tzSor conditions between the master eunders and their men stin remain un- settled and during the past week very fitt1s building has been done in Norwich and vicinity. The carpenters who since Aprii tth haze been working under pro- est vent out on strike last Tuesday raorntng, tymg up practically all work in ahcir line except a few projects where ar1rioyers of carpenters agreed 10 nay their men S7 1-3 cents per hour. The masons during the same week. after a ccuferenoe with an international dele Eats. in which it Is understood they were told they had no grounds for a strike. re- turned to work last Thursday morning after being out since early in April This, however somewhat counterbalanced the strike of the carpenters. Contractors are now doing the masonry work that has boen held up so that the master builders fo not feel SO much put out as fl both the uasons and carpenters were out at once. The carpenters are holding fast to their determination not to accept the arbitra- tors decision iu a wage adjustment and it is not probable there will be a settle rnent for a few days at least.
 During the past week two applications for permission to build have been received by Fire Marshal Howard L. Stanton. and he has granted several permits the appli- cations for which were filed last week.
 John IT. Ciabby is to erect a garage at ls Durham street. The building is to be rfx13x9 feet and or frame construction. Tho walls are to be or spruce with a wood roof covered with composition roofing.
 A barn 16X1S Is to be erected at 3S Ger avenue by Joseph Cook. The barn win bc of frame construction with a cement foundation and floor. The sides
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17

led in each of the state armories in Stam- ford, Greenwich, Norwalk, Danbury. New London and Norwich and a service bat tery in that at Danielson- To make this possible. the buildings will have 10 be strengthened, which wodlt involve an estimated cost of sS. 900 in Stamford. $12.- 900 in Greenwich, NOrwalk and Norwich. S15,Oo0 each in Danbury and New Lon don and $10,000 in Danielson.
 In the new allotment to Connecticut will be, in addition to the six heavy 155 nm. guns Is heavy tractors. 80 large au- tomobile trucks. about 20 other heavy tractors. 80 large motorcycles with side- cars not to mention arms and munitions for other branches of the service, of which equipment to the value of about s1,50O, ,00O has already been delivered.
 Colonel Payne announced that the reg iment under his command. which has been known as the First Coast Artillery, has now been officially designated the 192nd Coast Artillery (155 nm gun-) The regiment has just been recruited up 10 it's full strength, of SO officers and 1.0S1 en- listed men, and has been ordered to Camp Devens for training from June I2 to 26, inclusive.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17

In one months tine EVANS TRIPLE PHOSPHATES puts on several pounds oI solid, red blooded flesh and changes your weak, rundown. nervous, tired body into back.
 Of course, medical men are surprised, and many are still unbelievers. but the fact is evident to every up-to-date phar- nacist that Evans Triple Phosphates will produce flesh without violent methods. face creams, daily massage or beauty torture.
 In order to assimilate the nourishing food thin people daily take into the body and turn it into healthy. red blood cor puscles, the nerves that control the process of digestion and assimilation must be put in first class shape, and that is
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
 Cigar, or Chewing habit

No-To- -Bac has helped thousands to break the costly. nerve shattering to- bacco habit. Whenever you have a longing for a smoke or chew, just place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in your mouth instead. All desire stops. Short ly the habit is completely broken, and you are better off mentally, physically, financially. It's 80 easy, so simple Get box of No-To-Bac and if 1t doesn't release you from all craving for to- bacco in any form, your druggist will refund your money without question.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17

myelogenous Ieukemia, Dr. Locke; neuro- logical clinic, case of injury of spinil cord, Dr. Miller; exhibit in the record and 'follow-up" system department and the ''adorables' of the diet kitchen; labora- tory department, pathological demonstra- tions, Dr. Russ.
 The county delegates to the annual meeting include the following: New London CoEnty: W. H. Gray, H. H. Heyer. 4. c. Freeman; Holland county: W. B. Bean; Windham county: A. D. March, R. C. Payne.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17
Take Evans Triple Phosphate3 Win EeaI5 :
 Cain Several Pounds of SOLij Stay There Flesh

one of the first things Evans Tripis Phosphates does
 Evans Triple Phosnhates comes in small tablet form: a ten days treatmeal in each box. and one months treatment E guaranteed to increase your, weight at least several pounds, and in ten daye make you feei Ike a new being. full of ambition. viEor and a desire to accom- plish things. Lee & OsEood and al goed druggists have agreed to supply Evans Triple Phos?hates and guarantee it to do just what is claimed for it, or money rRrs funded.
 Even though Evans Triple Phosphztes works wonders in all cases of nervous. digestive and blood troubles, don't take it unless you really desire to put on flesh rl gain weight.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17

Each use of Pepsodcnt nlultipIes the sali- vary flow. That is Natures great tooth-pro- tecting agent. It multiplies the starch digest ant in the saliva. That is there to digest starch deposits which may otherwise form acids.
 It multipGes the alkalinity of the saliva. That is Natures neutralizer for the acids which cause decay.
 Five important effects come from every application. And modern authorities deem all of them essential
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17
STATE WILL HAVE TO
 BUILD NIANTTC STO

The necessity of erecting huge steel storehiuses at Mantle for the housing of large quantities of military equipment for the Connecticut Natiinal Guard at a cost of approximately $10000O is obviat- ed according to an announcement made by Col Morris B. Payne of the military affairs committee of the Connecticut leg
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17
A Great Discovery

Dr. Leonhardt, a western physician, found the cause of Piles to be internal. His prescription, Hem Roid, a harm less tablet, has an almost unbelievable record for quick. safe and lasting re- lief. Lee 6 Osgood Co. sells it with money back guarantee.