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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
NOTICE OF IMPRON EMENT RESOLU-
TION $40. DEPARTMENT OF
I'IRIIC WORKS
one of the Board
South Bend Ind. April
Fa Me- E.-,......-.

south Bend Ind. April -. 1921.
To Whom II Nav Concern
Notice. Is hereby given ny the Board
of Public Works of the city of South
Bend. Indiana. that it is desired and
deemed necessary 90 make the following
described public improvements iu the
said city rs authorized by The following
numbered Improve mcnt Resolutions
adopted by said Board ON the 10Th day
Of April. 1921
That il is deemed necessary TO improve
. limerick 81. from Howard SO. O. Ieeper
av.. rs follows to-wit
Cement walk shall De constructed on
both sides Of limerick St from Howard
50. 20 Leeper Jv-. where same is ueceS-
sary and not already constructed. all rs
81 more particularly shown and all In
accordance with the plans prouIes. de-
tail drawings and specifications on file
iu the Office Of the Department II Pub
Die Works Of the city Of south Bend.
Indiana.
Said improvement shall De known and
DIES grated as Cement Walk ON limerick
So from Howard So. 20 Leeper av. Under
Improvement Resolution sc. $50 I'm the
civ of south Bend. Indiana.
Detailed drawing, plans prohle~ and
SueeinsltiOus are on ME and may loo
seen 10 the office 81 said BOARD. and all
work I'm the making ~ said public linz
provemeuts must Dee done in accordance
said Board has Fixed May Is. 1921 MS
date upon which remoustrIuceS may be
fled af 40 O'Clock T. NJ said Ro1rd
vilI at it's said office. hear and consider
amy remou~trauce~ and persons interest
ed or whose property IS affected ly said
public improvements. and viii decide
whether the benefit that win aceura 10
'~he property. ahuttnE and adjacent 90
the improved improvements and ta sliI
cltv. viii be equal TO or exceed the esti-
mated COS. Of the proposed improve
wcHts, us estimated by the city Civil
Engineer.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
g.. A. Elliott
Harvey D. EoSti~ar
John r. Deli rven
Veronica e. Sweeney. Clerk of BoarI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
The And 3OA


houses Tor SALE 81
BICNGALOW Tor sale. new modern
bungalow , rooms. oak floors. drain
IN basement. close 90 Studebaker-s /:
now under Construl ton. SfJ00-SJ00
down, balance like rent
NolGHI a BRADFORD.
FARMERS Trust Bldg lincoln 5l11
COLUMBIA 81. SOUTH rooms snJ
tath. 10 furnac close m price - 900
thout haf cash. n Jolly. - =
1ain 81
DONALD ST. T.. ~le-Nearly new
square type home absolutely modern
ln every detail located blocks
from car line saf school. - block
from Studetale- PARK golf course i'm
beautiful now addition street naveH
with asphalt and has boulevard lights
Nelg1borhood unsurpassed Eome has
'F1au HFing room. dining room kitch-
or AMI grade entrance % basement
e2 first floor, 3 bedrooms. bath and
IIa-p, Rcaltor. 2ol citizens Bank
bid- Phone Lincoln 1871
EAST DONALD rooms. electric. gas.
CltF water. stool and fun basement.
Price $500 $1,000 down and easy
payment Ties, are the two best
Gu's III the city Write 479 News
-1les.
FOR QUICK SALE-List your property
WIN It. T. Hutton room .. Orpheum
E.es Faoae Iiurn'1 6G2f.
For Unfinished Z room house;
y'l can move right I'm; !ot 7GX153
lect- price >ll-5; 500 cash. bal
ance SD GO So per month. Phone
Main III, Lincoln Ee96. or call nj
room 7, 30 \ Main ST.. or write Z. O.
Boy 10. South Bend, Ind
HOMES ON PAYMENTS have quite
an assortment; medium priced homes /:
various parts Of city: reasona BILE
terms. A. NJ Kirkley, 122 Y Main st.
Ground foor)
HOUSE FOR SALE-s-TCOm Louise. an
modern, en- Z. Indicns av.. near ca
line; T-rOOm all modern houss on
Garst st; 7-room modern horse on Z
Calvert ST. near car line. Groom
house partly modern on y. Eighth St.
River Park. Those homes are all
priced right either cash Of terms
VIM. Beck, 40i Citizens Bank Bldg
Main 1867 Lincoln 1922.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
EMPLOYMENT

YOU FELLOWS THAT WANT STEADY
WORK
Have % acres, miles northeast OF
Mishawaka; for sale; two horses, two
cows 40 chickens, one SOW, pillow and
drag goes with the place. Call at once
for this place has TO be sold. +. J.
Clark & Son. 409-410 Union Trust bldg,
Lincoln 62S6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
AUTOMOBILES.


n ICk-For sale. you mechanics. q
classy Buick raccab bout. special radis-
tor and body design; Bosch magnetic I;
lust the thing also Ford panel de-
livery body. best cash offer takes
them. or would exchange for Liberty
bonds, vacant lCt. sedan or nye pas
seuger Ford Viii pay cash difference.
call amy forenoon or after a. H.. ilG
". Batteu 81. Mlshawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
WANTING EIR Y1m
EARNS FOR SALE
Blackstone Theater BlGg.
Phone Lincoln 21J2.

FARMS-Fruit and poultry farm,
acres; good soil. large variety OF bear
ing trees , acres black soil; ROOM
home and out Buildings; electric: 3
miles west: near car stop; $i,J00-SJOO
cash
400 aCres-10 acres timber: Z miles
east; paved road $1,000. terms
See US fer small and large farms
close in.
Cass county farms-good land; IL
miles from South Bend; $50 TO $50 per
acre see our Michigan agent before
you buy Michigan land.
WORDEN REALTY co.
Main 40 23S Farmers Trust Bldg
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
160 acres OF heavy lannd on Terre
Coupee prairie. a 10 room two story
house. barn ON70, i acres OF timber, 4j
possession.
f. J. CLARK son, ReaItor 4O9-1O
Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln 62S6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

Lots for sale y
RIVER PARK-Lots-For bargains "a
desirable locations see :. NJ Jolly
% =. Main 81. Office phone tod.
Residence Misha waEa 2ll4
Real Estate for Exchange IS
WE HAVE for sale or exchange a good
farm with an stock and tools 40 a rea-
sonable price. Also leo acre farm on
Lincoln Way West 10 exchange for
city property. Healy, 407 Dean Bldg
Lincoln 0661-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

ALESMEN-SUCCESS coues 10 those
who learn 90 sell. Statesmen are I'm big
demand everywhere. ieiuhach -Humph-
IeE 4 Iorrey gives inexperienced men
valuable training go S1.esmJBsh.p and
direct perscEgl assistance in selling
real estate. II you are ambitious and
energetic we viii show You how 10
earn so 20 500 per week Our men
ere making sales right along. because
we have an exclusive plan for assist
ing customers 10 huild a home with
500 TO so cash. The work is interest
ing, dignified. healt1ful and extremely
renumerative. Best Of al YOU are fit
ting yourself for rho highest paid
profession, craftsmanship. No special
experience is necessary. We furnish
instruction books, sales school and IN
fact everything Leeded eXcept-the
DIFFERENTIATION TO SUCCEED.
For particulars OF cur money making
proposition see Mr.. Wicklund between
9 and 10 a. M. or Z and : p. m. Join
the growing sales organization Of
LEINBACH. HUMPHREY & TORREN.
J22 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main T5i.
WANTED-Reliable energetic statesmen
should have car, good pay. To work
for n reliable established corporation.
Address Fred G. Phinney. Fiscal Agent.
Box 202 Kendallville. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05


ACCEsSORIES-Keep your car looking
lrgaL See rs for auto soaps,
sponges. channels. brushes. paints and
TOP dressings. Watch our show win
dow and buy 10 from Browns, IL
4. Jefferson Blvd.
ACCESSORIES browns Motor supply
CO.. ia r.. Jefferson blvd. South
Bend S leading accessory store All
sorfes ~ reliable supplies FOR all
makes or ears Buy 90 from Browns.
Open evenings.
TTERIES-Reduced prices. Before
buytug your new battery get our prices
They are right and fully guaranteed.
We repair sny make OF battery. EX-
'rest Lite Battery Co. 50 ). La
fayeite
BARGAINS--in tires. Used and seconds.
Flatner Garage Co. 2232 Mishawaka av.
HJEWlCH AUTO pARTS-We buy and
wreck 'em.' New and used parts m
hundred and ifty GJOl different
models N cars. Ford parts at 50 per-
cent % 20 percent of list.
SERVICE for your tires. expert vulcan
-@ng ara repair work. All work
guaranteed. S,ubb's Tire and Vulcan
l--lg HOSPITAL s9 +. Jefferson Blvd.
SPECIAI-Fisk bicycle tires fully
guaranteed FOR s. pair on Five Dollar
Day Subbs Tie HOSPITAL. 2Oa T.
jefferson Blvd.
TIkES-Large sizes. slightly used Cord
Tires. $3.50 each. Platner Garage
Co 2232 Alsh. av.
TIRES-3o13. s. aox3is. SC: a2xsis.
Sti'O alNf, $50; 32X4. So ski. 50;
Iinsenmler Tire shop, SO 5. Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
situntions NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

B0OKKEFPER-YOung lady experienc-
ed in bookkeeping ana cashier wO K
desires position with established firm
where accuracy and hard work will
be appreciated. Can give best OF ref
erences from present employer. Per
sonal reasons for desiring q change.
Address Box AT. care News-Timcs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

CITY OPERTiES-Houses and vacant
lots ] nave so houses for sale. rang
ing IN size from room % II rooms.
priced from $4,000 20 $1,000 some OF
them on easy terms. Also a number
OF very desirable lots. Frank Jeferies
RealtOr, As Union Trust BLDG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

Houses for sale. -
FOR SALE-One modern home with
acres of land; room 90 build Is or s
houses; 6 blocks from court house. G.
II. Niukler 4l2 y. Michigan 81. Phone
Liacoln l3G6.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-3 farms of 10
acres each, stock and tools a acres
acres; rg stock: trade or sell: Chicago.
Suuta fell or AliShaWakd. Joseph
Michailak. 1907 ". Thomas ST. Phone
Lincoln 5I2>.
rot Il iartiy modern homes ON paved
street. f1u take from 500 10 500
down. p.llucc terms Edwiu r. Martin
Really CO., sc J.. Corby ST. Lincoln
FOR SALE-One beautiful modern resi-
cencc on Woodwa-a av.i possession at
once, party leaving city. q. H. Wink
Ter. 4l2 y. Michigan ST. Phone LIN
FOR SALE-A bargain, . houses ON one
lot: close In. ~ %. Winkler. 10 y.
Michigan 50. Prone Lincoln 1861.
AZ UNUSUAL BUYS room aH modem
home on paved street and car ne.
month rent Price 5000: part c5sh
balance S25C per month; garage
PAYS Over hale n payments. Act 1t
once i. a. seheliiuger, POI J. VI. ).
hIdg. 1l1iu 1876.
type home. modern IN every detail
Has red g4mw53d trimmings maple
t.rierel floors. grade entrance To
Easement Basement under entire
house; floOr drain. good furnace.
First floor has broad living room,
dining room kitchen Upstairs. 3
good bedrooms and bath. five closets
Price 5000 subject 90 $500 assessment.
Location lde9l-laeks on Studebaker
lara and is two blocks from school
and car line William Happ. RealtOr
-pt Citizens Bans Bldg Phone Lin
coin lJ11
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
Help Wantcd-NIaic or Female 81

y ANTED-Thorougbiy trained Office
help. The past week broke al records
Tor vacancies reported and positions
filled. If efficient we Will place Won
without charge. II unframed. begin
your training next Monday az the South
Send business college Catalogue free
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

50 ACRES on Platt Road. miles out.
mile from Crumstown. "O acres Of tim
Der and marsh, balance an under cultl-
harm 24X36 and 1924. sil0 so acres OF
rye, scme oats. . good COWS one regis
tered Hostein bull. brood sows. 4
pigs, 1 horse. Immediate possession
ATTRACTIVE PRICE FOR QUICK
SALE.
40 ACRES. 6 miles out on Division
street road. 20 acres Of timber Good
8 room house new barn. orchard Ap-
proXimatelyy 30 trees. some small fruit.
Excellent for chicken farm. For quicg
sale price S4.JG-tarms
W. ID. DUNNAHOO. Realtor.
Room {. Farmers Trust Bldg
Phones: Lincoln j52S Res Harrison
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

AiAN-Wanted who can speak good
English and know something about
advertising. Call Lincoln ls69.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
60 ACRE FARM.
STOCK Nh TnnT Il

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
60 ACRE FARM
STOCK AND TOOLS
Good level land located on main road
in fine farming community. Plenty Of
fruit; well fenced some alfalfa. Grow
ing crops.
Team Of good mares; pony. harness.
wagons tools. good Holstein COW. chick
ems. Ready TO step right into and go 20
work. Good house and barns; plenty OF
outbuildings.
Act Quick
NOIGT q BRADFORD.
Lincoln Oil.
Ground Floor Union Trust Bldg. zoe
TOR SALE
Modern house on s. Carroll St. $4,000.
Partly modern house, T. Duban av.,
81 200
Modern house St Peter St. $500.
T.. J. CLARK & son
4O9-I0 Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln 62oB.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT RESOLU-
TON $50. DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

NEW STUCCO BUNGALOW-On Calvert
st. and Motor Bus line. Ready 10
move into. rooms and bath floOred
attic walls decorated. oak floors. book
ca ies, buffet. Garland Iu.nace AMI
LANDRY. Lot 42X146 Cash or terms
also modern homes under cOnstruc-
ton to choose from. Del Leer. Lin
coin 1926
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW-Five
room and bath eight minutes walk
from center of city. Living and dining
rooms furnished In oak. BedrOofs have
oak floors and trimmed in old ivory.
Large attic and basement. VIII be
ready 10 occupy in about 10 days.
5000. part cash, balance in payments.
w. X. " Henry, Realtor. Lincoln 5733 /;
220 Farmers Trust Bldg
NEW BUNGALOW-Barg rooms
and bath; gas and electric: just of
Lincoln way T., South Bend: special
price for this week: $500: terr.s. r..
:. Hnborn. 10 I'm sell ay.. NIishawaka.
Call Mishawaka 1850.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
BEAUTIFUL 10 ROOM BRICK AND
STONE HOUSE

go block west Wasbi- gton az,
Tor sale. This house has All
s1l- Aardw .ui floors. IS ar
t>tlealy eUustrl ted on the In
terior tn good attractive arcll-
iectlral lines has . heating
plants. baths. steam and hot
air. running bot and cold water.
open firepiaces. slate roof.
cisterns. stationary laundry
tubs, hot water heater and is
hutternut trimmed throughout
This house IS q wonderful bar
gain Tor person looking f0r
either g safe profitable invest
meut which will bring 15oc Der
year or one who is seeking q
real home now az @ price 81 90
below actual value. Write Box
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
HOUSE

House
Z rooms md bath. modern home. 10
good condition; only 81. 200; in north
west part Of city: and one good
home In fine condition, $1,000; ia
soO% Z zlS q INV Il. ,efrs rs S1 BlVI
HOUSE-For sale. 5-roOm house with
barn, lots. Inquire Mrs. X. l.. Strick-
Ter. 107 y. Carlisle ct.
H0MES-Homes. r1omes, r1omes. Homes
for sale all over South Bend and elss-
where. All or them great Oargalls;
terms TO suit See Beyers. rooms as
Odd Fellows Bldg Open evenings;
also Sundays from TO s. @hons
Main 1853
HOUSES FOR SAILS houses on La
sale Ct; partly modern.
j room brick house On Birdsen st,
partly modern.
2 houses on Fellows ST. partly mod
ern.
These houses can be bought with a
small payment down. Call Wolf Eros.
124 n. Main st. Phone Lincoln DISC.
HANEY Az. E.-SIx room all modern
house with garage; price reasonable.
Michigan st. Phone Lincoln J617. OF
Zee 235 5. Michigan 80. Phone Main
1856.
HOUSES-If you want to pay from
$500 to $500 for a house, ] have
several Of them fO- sale; easy terms.
See Virgo, 3OS 4. Ohio st. Phone LIN
coin 243g.
HIGH ST.. SOUTH-6 room Dutch col
onial home ON Studebaker golf course.
Lot is ample and neighbOrhood un-
surpassed House has beautiful living
room, dining room, kitchen and re-
ceptiOn hall on first floor, 3 bedrooms
and bath on second. Full size base
ment with fine furnace and complete
laundry equipment. including tubs and
soft water. This home is for sale az
a bargain. Price So 100: 1000 down
immediate possession. William HapD
Realtor. 204 iCtizens Bank Bldg
Phone Lincoln 1511.
MODERN HOME-For sale; now va
can't 900 y. johnson ST. Price
$1,000 Call Wolf Brothers. 12i North
Main st. Phone Lincoln 5lS6
MODERN BUNGALOW-Fo sale. Five
rooms with garage to match. Over
looking Studebaker park. Two blocks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
wHITCoNIR 4 KELLER-

Semi-bungalow on Lawndale nv.
Modern I'm every way Extra large
rooms throughout Large basement.
furnace, complete bath large lot
with cistern exposure. For price and
terms call Main 400. Farmers Trust
Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
AUTOMOBILES


TIRES FTREAD-rrucks and all cOrl
tires retread same as original. Thorn
6s Rubber and Nulcanizing Co. III
Lincoln way East
We Buy I'M" AND WRECK EN-
Highest prices pa.0 for wrecked cars.
Most complete line OK new aud used
parts for FOrds. Oserlands. Maxwell
Studebeker and etc, at 20 20 % percent
OF list Hurwich Auto Parts, ~ w
South 81.
VIZ REPAIR-Au makes Of automobiles
- cents per hour also yuicanize tubes
- cents. Lcrry Phillips, Jl1is south
MInLLrnn 81 rnnr
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-19

manufacture holds among the essential industries of the world. for today Slk cannot be regarded solely ss a luEury. Charles Cheney is on the organization committee and Clifford D. Cheney is on the executive committee for the e1posi- tion- Cheney Brothers will have an e1- hibit on the main floor of the Grand Central Palace.
 NorfoIk.-The thermoneter rsaebed the zero mark Thursday morning. ths first time thus far this winter. Accord ing to records kept for years by ex-Rep- resentstive Charles H. Caul, in a mild or brad winter the theru1ometsr has always reached zero much earlier in the season th; Il this.
 Middle Hnddam--A house built in lT99. affording a view of the Connecticut river-as pretty a sevcn-mile bit of river front as can be found in the state-hsf been bought by Frank F. Newton of Theodore Newton & Son, Hartford. The tract comprises six acres at Middle Had dam. running 500 feet along the river.
 ,IiddIetown.-The I. F.. Palmer com pany closed down It's spinning and wesE- ing departments Saturday noon for 70 period Of three weeks. Tho bicachin- finishing and assembly departments yei.i be operated as usual. The plant has u- | 10 the present time been operating on s | full time schedule.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-19
COLCHESTER

Daniel o'Brien nf Plainville, formerly of this place, is visiting friends in town for two weeks vacation.
 J. F. Ableman, one of the inspectors on the new state road, left town Monday morning for his home in Norwich, as the work on the road in Sections 1 and 2. over which he hoa charge, has been sus- pended until spring.
 William It- I,y n -superintendent of the state. road job spent Monday in New London, where men are setting I'D q stone crusher for that end of the job.
 The Old Guard band held d rehearsal in the narlor of the engine house Monday evening.
 William F Ellwood was in Middlctown Monday.
 Jesse Bailey of Hartford was at his home. on. South Main street over Sunday
 Clayton D. Barton and brother of EaSl Hampton were in town Monday. 2.
 John Wade and F. F. Baker arc il Norwich this week as jurors. A. Albert was in Hartford Monday. The icemen have everything ready tt conn7en nee harvesting ice as, soon as it il thick enough. D. .Elgart put in a auantit! of nine-inch ice in one of his houses las week. Oliver woodhouse lodge. K. Of P. hell meeting in PFthian hall Tuesday even 1 ing: Two applications for membershir were received. and one for reinstatement l. Timothy. O'ConneH and Charles Per<in | of East Haddam were in town Monday,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-19
SOUTH KuLNCLY

Felicia Terry of Darieison was re- cent visitor at William Youngblood's.
 Four members .ot" the Young family have humps >,s-.,.t- -.
 F. H. Coffey is improving after an att tack of TnuInps which has kept him con fined to- the, house for two weeks
 Postponed Christmas exercises were held. in the. church Tuesday, evening Miss Goss had charge, of the entertainment
 Mrs. Henry Spaulding served a New England: supper at her home Saturday evening. About. S5 were present. The proceeds. netting s1e, will be used for the church r~'.-' 'e
 Mrs. Raymond Gates and Mrs. Ray. nond Barlow visited Danielson relatives Thursday.
 Mrs: G. R. Barlow entertained her niece, Virginia Gates, Sunday Charles Mills of Chicago is visiting at William. Youngbloods <<.--' A.
 Mildred Burns of sDanielson spent the week end with Ruth S9aulding. Mrs, Henry Adams attended the fu- neral of relative in East Killinslv On Thursday,
 MT. and Mrs Raymond Cafes and zor Denton visited relatives in Dl1ieison cr 1 Sunday. .
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-19
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Erie E. Renwtck. .sub-paster at the Stafford. High school has resigned and wishes to be released February 1. Mir. RepEick has been at the local high school since las: September. He was much interested In athletics and is particularly fine baritone singer having appeared in several local concerts He has made. many friends since coming to Staf- ford Springs who regret that he is to leave.
 Tuesday was by far the coldests day of the year, the thermometer Tuesday morning registering from zero to below, according to location There seems to be no doubt now that the icemen will get all the ice they want. Tee is about 10 or III. inches thick and the quality of the best.
 Attorney Willis F. Reed was in Rock vile on business Tuesday. a There was a teachers meeting at the Stafford High school Tuesday afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-19
sToRRs HENS PRODUCING
 ABOVE ( YI.AR AVERAGE

The eleventh week of the egg laying contest at Storrs found the total produc- tion 16,92O eggs. The number of eggs laid during the week was Es5I or 2J4 per cent. This weeks production is l6I more eggs than the six year average ard 5S less than last weeks production. or the first time since the contest started. last November the White LeghoTns cap tured first and second places and tied for fifth place for the week. James 0. LeFevres' pen Of Leghorns from New Paltz, N. Y, were an easy first with a total of 46 eggs. A pen Of White Leg horns owned by Ernest II. Scott. Farm ington Conn, was second with a prcduc ton of A eggs. A pen of Rhode Island Reds owned by Charles II. Lane, South boro. Mass. a pen of Barred Rocks. own ed by W. Fl B. Kent. Cazenovia. \. Y. and a pen of Rhode Island Reds owned by Henry P. Walker. Hudson. Mass. all
 tied for third place with a yitld Of 43
 eggs each. A pen of White WyIniottes
 owned by Obed c. Knight from Br.dce-
 ton, Rhode Island. was fourth with to-
 tai of @ eggs. A pen of Barred Rocks
 owned by Oregon Agricultural College.
 Corvallis. Oregon. a pen of Rhode Island
 Reds owned by The Orchards. South Had ley. Mass. a nen of Jeghorns ovnel ty A. B. Hall Waliingtord ana pen CT Leshorns owned by A. P Robinson. Call verton. N. Y all tied for fifth place with yield of s eggs each.
 The unsettled weather conditions make 1 this season of the year interesting. not I only in egG laying contests, but more cs- { pecially in the general egg markets. The i continued mild weather has had ten dency to increase the supply of e2ss lot i only in the central west bat in the east l and thus the market has had a tendency i to fall during the past few wecas. Con tinucd mild weather ir the regions men ! tionsd will certainly .'csult with .in in' crease in production and drop in prices
 It is reasonable 10 supposc that the crr market. should the weather favor dur
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-19
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Rocky Hnl.-Mrs. George B. Chandler has returned from Barre, Vt, where she addressed the Woman's club. waterbury-In 1916 the total arrests were 5,206; in 1917, e,5e5 in 1918, e.slo {: in 1919. 4,33S. and in 1920. s.soT.
 Madison.-The railroad tower house is to be closed on Sundays. commencing with Sunday, Jan. IS. the signals to be worked by operators in Guilford and Clinton.
 south ManchestrR.-The international silk exposition 10 he held in New York a' the Grand Central Palace Feb. 7-la will b. inc first exposition of .lg k'Dd. II viii l'. held under the aus es Of the Sill, Association of America and the SIX Travellers association. 10 rn- before th American public the place which silk
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-19

Hiram U. Neff. 4e5 E. Main St., says "I have used Dosn's Kidney Pills of and on for attacks of kidney and rheu.
 nstie trouble. The pain seems to set tie mostIy in my back and across my kidneys. At times they arc so bad that 1 can scarcely get around. 1 am buy Doan's Kidney Pills and they si- ways remove the pains and my kidneys become natural in action"