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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-11

,. c. ARTHUR, seeretary.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20
MANSFIELD DEPOT

Mrs William Williams and her daugh- ter Florence went to visit friends in Greater Boston. Mass, last week.
 Henry Pollard celebrated his 18th birthday last Thursday. His sons, Her bert and Carlton, of Willimantic and the latters family spent the evening with him at the farm
 Mrs. Hernberg had visitors from Troy, N. r., Sunday before last. including her daughter, Mrs. Howe, and her grand daughter May Howe.
 Miss Ella McCollum is at westbrook Beach with a party of friends from Vest chester.
 Miss Bertha Gotham of willimantic was at the home of he, parents Sunday
 Miss Farrell. of the staff house. Mans field state training school and hospital, is
 Clifford Botham has gone to work in New London. Miss Viola White of Hartford is at the Pollard farm to spend the remainder of the summer with her cousin, Mrs, K. L. Dimock.
 Helen Botham was in Hartford hos pital last week for surgical treatment. Mrs. Sherman has moved from Coven- try 10 the home of Mrs. John Living Mr. and Mrs R. W Tilden of Norwich were with the Misses Tilden Sunday. | Harold Hansen and several of his boy i friends spent Sunday at Bushy Point Beach, where also his parents and nu- merous relatives enjoyed an informal 1 family reunion.
 {, Mrs Wallace Porter is at St. Joseph's hospital, Willim antic, for surgical treat | ment.
 l Eagleville was well represented at th' preaching service in Durham Memoria | church last Sunday. Devotional meeting Thursday, 7.3o p 1 m., in the chapel.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20
SOUTH WINDHAM

MT and Mrs. E. L. Palmer, and sons, Henry and Kenneth, and William Fred cricks of Hartford and Mrs. Palmer's two nephews camped up at the biz pond Saturday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Sundell and son Ed mond were at Quonochontaug and Watch Hill Sunday.
 party of Willimantic friends assem- bled at the home of Mrs. Harold Nichols in honor of the approaching marriage of Miss Edith Bowen and Bernard Larkin of Willimantic. The color scheme of the decorations was yellow and white. The bride-elect received many valuable and useful presents.
 Mrs. H. B. Scribner has returned from three weeks visit with her brother Mr. Tucker in Maine.
 Mrs. James Pendleton of Windham i: visiting at the home of her nephew, Her bert Card.
 Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Smith are al their summer home in Windham.
 George Hatch cut his right foot with q moving machine Saturday and will b.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20

laid up for two weeks
 MT. and Mrs. Harold and two children of New York. and Mrs. Carftenfen and two children of San Francisco are guests of MT. snd'Mr Theodore Ziegler.
 Miss Nellie Dunlevy of New York. her sister, Miss Lenora Dunlevy, of Mary land, and their brother. John Paul Dun levy, of Providence have opened their home for the summer vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Felix Kirchner and daughter, Miss F'reda Kirchner, and MT. and Mrs. Myers of South Coventry mo- tored in the Myers automobile and called on MT. and Mrs. Theodore ziegler Sun day afternoon.
 Mrs. Mary Benin and family, who have been running the South Windham hotel moved Friday to Poquetanuck.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20

will teach in the Salem schools.
 Guy Loonlis of Hartford visited rela- t:ves in Palmertown over the week end.
 Mrs. Margaret Jeffers has resigned as librarian for the Montville community library.
 Raie H.. Carbee and Roy D. Gardner attended the meeting of the Associated Service club at the New London Y. M. c. A. last Wednesday afternoon and evening.
 Mrs Carl A. Johnson is entertaining Mrs. Elmer Flynn and children, Marjorie and Elmer, of Norwich.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Sheppard of Hartfoi visited Mrs Sheppards parents. MT. and Mrs Edwin S. Henry, over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Carlson left on Monday for Utah, where they will spend several months with MT. Carlson's brother.
 Mrs. William Webster is entertaining one of the fresh air children from New York city of the colony taken by women of New London for two weeks. Considerable damage was done crops by the severe wind storm Thursday af- ternoon.
 The farmhouse, dance conducted by Louis Rather Saturday evening proved q 1 success A large representation from Palmertown was present. Mrs. Edwin Connstock has returned tc , her home in Montville Center after 8 ! weeks visit with Boston relatives. | MT. and Mrs. Frank Scholfeld were visitors in Willimantic last Tuesday.
 Miss Alice Bishop of Bozrah is visiting ] Miss Carrie Parker of Dolbeare Hill. The Sunday school of the Montvill' Center Core~ersa f'n7'' church will holC 1 nionic during Auel1st | Rev. F. I'. er entertaining his SIS 1 ter at the parsonage. Raymond Scholfeld is at Camp Terre began, on Rogers lake. Lyme, for tw' , weeks.
 Thomas Watt is visiting his aunt Mrs Simpson. at her home on Quaker Hill
 Miss Marian Lynch. IS having vaca ton from her duties at the New. Londol | City National bank.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

H. J. Fersenheim and family of South bridge are at their home here, taking their meals with Mrs. Allen W. Kenyon. Misses Nevhalls and Miss Etta Wood ward from New York are at their sum- mer home
 The Leonard family of Flatbush, N. Y. are at their summer home.
 Henry Starr and Henry Hall of New Haven spent Sunday with their families at the Kenyon house in Kenyonville.
 Mrs. and Miss Marcil and Mrs. Suther- land and Miss Dora LaPierre returned Saturday to their home in Woonsocket.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20
MoNTVnLE

Owing te unpleasant weather. th. st
 tendance at the lawn festival given by
 the Ladies Aid society and Christian
 Endeavor society of the Union Baptist
 church Friday evening on the Palmer
 Memorial school grounds was not as
 large as anticipated The festival was
 followed by an entertainment in the as-
 seInbiy hall. The net proceeds for the
 evening totaled about sS5. The program
 for the entertainment follows: Piano
 sele, Under the Lilacs, Miss Lillian
 Spencer: followed by''an encore Eutopian
 Waltzes; song, Golden Gates Open for
 Me, Miss Mary Daniels; encore, Little
 Crumbs of Happiness; recitation; The
 Brave Children. Misses Ruth and Rosa
 nond B1aisde1l; song, Margie, Miss Viola
 Ahern; encore. Over the Hills gymnas- tie exhibition, young people; reading,
 The Voice of a Banjo, Miss Dorothy Church; song, If You Had All the World and Its Geld. Miss Alice Chapel : encore. An Old Fashioned Garden; recitation. Camping Songs, Mrs. BlaisdeIl. Henry Allen is having his twc-tsne- nnent dwelling in Palmertown repaired and reshingled.
 Miss Rita Kelly has been spending the week with her aunt Miss Eliza Yilleen. Miss Elizabeth Kelly, who Is visiting rel atives at Best View, spent Saturday with her aunt, Miss Killecn.
 Mrs. Fred Spencer and daughter Lii- Han spent the recent holiday in Middle tewn, motoring home at the end of the week.
 The Union Baptist Sunday school pie nic is to be held Saturday July 23d at Ocean Beach. Two large trucks will be l at the church Saturday noon, leaving for l the beach at 1z.
 Clarence Street has employment at the Rockland mill, making his home while | hexe with his grandfather, Jarvis Street Herbert Rogers returned to his duties with the Babcock Printing Press com pany in New London Monday morning after 9 weeks vacation
 Miss Ida Favro is attending the Yale sumner school. In the fall Misn Fnvrn
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20
Aved lnita6sAs aA1 Suhraifukaa.

Rich sfilk, MaiteA Grain ExtTaek ia Powder
 Ne coeling -N0uTishing pigesiAlS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20

trial in the superior court at Putnam on a charge of having stolen a calf from Charles Ames of the town of PlainfIe1d. A Hartford attorney is representing Mir. Dansereau in steps being taken to bring his case before the board of pardons.
 Boy Scouts from Danielson are in camp at Judge Harry E. Backs camp at Mashapaug, in the town of Union.
 Crap shooting is a raging ,nastine with the youth of Danielson and public streets are none too open for some to engage in this variety of gamblingy in which, the stakes are sometimes quite heavy. This week has brought the sort ei having weather that the farmers have been wanting, and they are making the most of it. . ..t sss
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20
DEB

DANIELS = In Norwich. July IT. 1891, Thomas D. Daniels. aged 5s years. v Funeral services at Gager's funeral par lors, 70 Franklin street, Thursday morning, July 21, at $50 o'clock. Burial in Central Falls. R.. I.
 BEERS-In Preston. July Is, 1921, Min nie Viola, wife of William Henry Beers of Plainfield. Conn. Funeral services at her late home in Plainfield Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock. Burial in Evergreen cemetery, Central Village.
 ALLEN-In Mansfield, July 1e. 1921, George H. Allen, in his 10th year. DE Suddenly, July Is, 1921, at Fishers Island, N. T.. Henrietta A, wife of the late Joseph J. De Long.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20
Eyes Inhaned :?

If your eyes are in1amed. weak fred or overworked; if they ache: if o-cture shows make them feel dry md strained, get a bottle of Bon-O -Opto aoies from your druggist, dissolve one fourth of glass of water and use ts an eye bath from two to four times . day. Ion -Opto allays inflammation, Ltteorates, tones up the eyes.
 Note Doctors say Bon Opto 't-tlEtheas eye sight 50es in q week S inc ii many instances.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20

with electric lights whereas before tho hostilities started only 300oo houses were connected up. Electricity's more general use in Holland is bound to mako a big change in the appearance of the country. as the windmills that for cen turies made the power for land drainage are being replaced gradually by electric pumps Most of the generating plants and motor equipment have been supplied hy the Swiss and the Germans-E1- change.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20
MARRIED

BENAC- DEsMARAIS In Taftville, July IS, 1921, by Rev. U. O. Bellerose. Peter Alex Benac of Danielson and Miss Ida Desmarais of 2S South A street, Taftville. BREHANT-RoGERS Hebron, July r., 1921, by Rev. Howard Champe, Miss Ethel May Rogers and Frederick John Brehant.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20
Electricity in Holland.

Electricity has received big boSm in Holland as result of the fuel shortage during the war. Of '140. .O00 houses in Amsterdam, 10000 are now provided
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
Akers, Ramsey
and Wagner

keal Estate, Insurance and Loans.
2Oi6 Won Weisc Building
S0lp Phone 1C5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
Real Estate
Is There A Home
Listed Below That
Appeals To You ?

Six rooms, ID street northwest. The
price is $4,000, which we think is right
and we can make the terms to suit
you.
Six rooms modern, east front, y
street northwest. This is really i
good buy at S5250 and it only takes
$1,000 to handle. Balance like rent.
Six rooms and bath, new; big lot,
this house will be sold This week ano
if you really are in the market for
home you had better see us for the
price and terms; $500 will handle.
Six rooms, modern; built.in fea-
lures; large corner lot. All the nice
conveniences usual to the RIGHT UP
TO THE LAST WORD. Servants
quarters; garage. cement walks. ter
raced lot. This house is going 20
sell. You had better see us.
Six rooms, modern, Bixby south
west; just completed; it was built for
a home; the owner had changed his
plans and wants to sell just at cost.
You had better see us for price ana
terms. We can show a real BUY.
Five rooms, Fourth avenue north
east; garage. chicken house and yard,
large lot. Peerless car goes with
house. Price on whole $1,000.
Six rooms. McLish, worth the
money. Ask us for price: terms easy.
Six rooms, modern new and clean.
This is one of the best furnished
hc uses in Ardmore and we have a
very attractive price for the place
furnished.' ready to move and starr
cooking, or If it's after meal time
THAT 1T Is WORTH THE MONEY
Six rooms, ID street southeast. This
is a good buy at the price and If you
want in that part Of town it takes
oply $500 TO get this place.
Six rooms, c street northwest. $500
Will handle this, and it looks like .
good buy If yJu want in the north
west part OF town
Five rooms, Il street, northwest; I;
shade trees. good lot, terms easy and
the price Is right.
Six rooms on Hargrove street
northwest; large lot, outbuildingsi
shade trees; $1,000 will handle this
balance easy.
Fight rooms. northwest. 7th avenue,
new and modern; this is u dandy
place and we will be mighty glad %
show this place and quote you the
price and terms.
Eight rooms, baths breakfast room
] ia huIf hlAals hf
| ground; one of the most complete
homes in Ardmore and located on
/ beautiful grounds. For the man with
money enough to buy one of the bes,
| places In Ardnore We can show this
with confidence.
Two good homes outside city limits
with all city conveniences. less city
taxes. We have attractive prices OF
this property.
We have the largest and most at
tractive lists ct FARMS for sale tina.
you could want to see and can show
you anything from 4 small modest
country home to ranches an large a'
ycu want.
Back to the farm Is u mighty goo
slogan aud there Is going 10 De sucf
movement In the ncr future. Now
is the time to get what you want, ant
We are sure We have Il.
our insurance business is comini
nicely and We VIII be glad to loob
after part OF yours, VIII YOU mo-
see US and let us look after a par
of YOUR needs In that line
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
Real Estate
To the Prospective
Home lBwv@r

If you want neat five or six
room bungalow, close to school and
less than seven blocks from the Hotel
Ardmore, southwest, buih like you
want it for reasonable cash pay.
r,ent, see US quick.
We have a few desirable residence
and if you would like to plan your
own home get our terms, prices, and
We also make loans and write in
surance.
lamgsGom & King
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
Buy Your Home Now

one mans loss Is anothers gain
" acre truck farm, room house
north Of refinery sold Tor $500 OO-,his
week $4,000.
i)O by 2lS n. corner lo, Caddo ST.
groom house sold f,r $4,000 this
week S2s50OO. 100000 cash necessary.
school times here. buy swell home
on MclAsh Ave. alJp have beauty
On BiNby Ave. close prices. gooa
terms
Elegant two.story home southwest
for 100000. terms.
Fine six.room bargain northwest.
also good lot
Very desirable lots southwest. have
finc one Mcl.ish. also 80 H. opposite
Major Fclts home Tor sl25OOO So n,
corner STANLEY for sl2bOOO
\ great dairy place-7o acres rich
land one mile south of plainView
school cheap.
s25OO.O0 corner llt Third Ave.
southwest for si5O0Oo
VIII take Cadiallnc ON McliSh
home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
II 0m es For Sale

Folks will soon be returning from
their summer vacation and others are
tage of our splendid schools. If you
contemplate, buying a home, do it
now before the fall rush.
Below we submit few bargains
and We nave many others, which we
would be pleased to show.
Dandy brick bungalow, 5 rooms and
bath. Double garage. cement drive.
Convenient s room story modern
home, with built in features. Large
double garage with spacious drives.
located on Fourth Ave, S. w. $500.
Seven room modern cottage on A
St. n. w Garage and drive way.
Nice shade trees. real east front
home and on pavement s6750.
Six room brick bungalow. located in
southwest Basement, garage and
modern features. $3.50
Dandy little bungalow OF 4 rooms on
r street N. +. East front, water
lights and gas. $500.
Five room modern bungalow on k
St, n. W.. near Third Avenue. East
front. $500 cash, will handle. $4,000.
We have an extensive listing OF
lots in all parts of the city. See
us and let you be shown.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
]. G.. Hester
is6is West Main street
Financial

BARRELS OF MONEY to loan quick
ly on choice farm land ollie ".
Andsrton. over Frames Drug store
7.2e.llt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
FOR SALE

One Groom bungalow for cost Of
construction, will take good car at
the right price. C, w. Groom; phone
112. 20-3P
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED
good farm, houses lO6-llO.lls f. St.
southwest. Apply j. j. Stolfa. Box
959. 2l.3P
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II you want TO buy . home come 70
my office. then tell me the size home
and location wanted Then crack
down and tell me the amount OF
ready cash you will pay and the
terms wanted. We viii have easy
sailing for | have rot the homes.
all sizes In all parts " town. Somc
has 10, 10 sell quick YATES. The
Earth Man. 2i.ip
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
Livestock

light red steer. I
years cid, branded Il on left hip. ears
marked Left Il. c. Forbes slaughter
pen August nth, Phone l.o7 lib
erai reward. ip.sA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22

iGO acres Red River bottom land.
clear ot debt; sell chcap Tor cash
OF trade FOR Ardmorc property that
is clear of debt Land is seven
miles Of railroad; no Johnson grass.
don't overflow, fine grass and plenty
of good timber YATES. THE Earth
Man. trades any old way. si-ip
NEW room bungalow Tor sale or
rent at bargain. Soc owner. Phone
isiS.R. ip.sA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
FOR SALE

one 1921 Chalmers Sport practically
new, perfect condition; will trade for
well located real estate c. w. Groom
phone 1l2. 20-3P
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-22
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-Furnished new room
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-22
Medical Center to Have
Frontage on Hudson
E. S. Hardness Buys Big Tract
Along Fl. Washington Ave.
tn Include in His Gift

The site of the new medical center to
be operated by Columbia University
and the Presbyterian Hospital will in
clude all the land from Broadway to
the Hudson River and from 165th
to 16sth Street.
Edward S. Hardness, of the Standard
Oil Company, who is to contribute most
of the sl5,00O,O0o cost of the institu-
ton, has purchased the land between
Fort Washington Avenue and the Hud-
son River, 165th and 168th streets. He
has owned for some time the old
Yankee ball park, which covered all
the property from Fort Washington
Avenue over to Broadway between
165th and 168th streets.
1t was announced some time ago that
the Yankees old field had been given
by Mr.. Hardness to the committee in
charge of the development of the medi-
cal center.
The property acquired yesterday will
be included in the site. The additional
land will give the new institution an
area of from fifteen to twenty blocks on
an elevation overlooking the river.
Part of the land acquired is partly used
by the New York Institute for the Edu
cation of the Blind. The City Real Es-
tate Company, a holding company of
one of the title companies, has pur-
chased the property in its name for
Mr.. Hardness. Now that the purchase
has been completed, it is expected that
the land will be turned over to Mr..
Hardness, who will announce the pur-
chase in a few DAVIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-22
DIR. Straton Endorsed
BY His Church Boards
ut Would Appear This Ends
Whole Thing Says Pastor,
Referring to Controversy

The Rev. John Roach Straton, pastor
of the Calvary Baptist Church, whose
Sunday night sermons have caused him
to be attacked by various members of
the congregation, was unanimously in
dorsed last night at a joint meeting of
the board of deacons and the board Of
trustees of the church.
The meeting was attended by seven
of the nine trustees and ten of the
twelve deacons. 1t preceded prayer
meeting, which was followed by gen
eral business meeting. At the con-
clusion of this session an official state
ment prepared at the joint meeting
was given out 1t read:
There was a joint meeting of the
board of deacons and the board of
trustees of the Calvary Baptist Church
Wednesday night and the sentiment in
support of DIR. Straton was unanimous.
The treasurer reported that the church
is in better financial condition than it
has been in the last ten years"
DR.. Straton appeared pleased at the
outcome of this meeting, and in speak
ing with newspaper men said: well,
it would appear that this would end
the whole thing" He said that the
treasurer's report showed that for the
first time in ten years the church was
out of debt. He declared that in view
of the action Of the joint meeting he
would not refer to the church contro-
versy in his sermon Sunday.