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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06

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New York. July 6.-The newest
bathing shoes fasten with a gold
buckle on each OF two ankle
straps. These shoes come In surf
satin. In shades matching nearly
any suit. Their fastening which
may be as tight as the swimmer
wishes, is an Improvement over
esoue. were always being loosened
by the action of the waves. Bathing
shoes made entirely of rubber in
a crinkled crepe effect, have ad-
vantage of drying quickly and be-
ing liShtweisht. They must fit the
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
SETTLEMENT WILL
HOLD PICNIC IN
SPITE OF SHOWERS

The annual West End Settlement
outing will be held tomorrow, the
plan being to hold the picnic at the
settlement building In case Of rain
Weather permitting It will be held
in Long View park. Those attend
ing are asked to meet 1t O'Clock
at the building. to DO taken In cars
to the park.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06

l. Paris, July e.-Strsight over 20
he hiirsm, Paris has gone for the
latest idea IN wells. Worn with one
a the mafquiss hats-those close
fitting sntin or tAReta creattons
Win spfeading, wing-like sides.
the yeiI ID Of finest chAntilly Or q
some silk lace. The veil u point
Cd and very long, hanging well b.
low the waist. It To- fastened to
that ON each side at the top Of the
eer, and allowed to fold softly just
over or Just beneath the chin. OF
course the thin lAes does not hide
the features, and neither ID, Il any
protection. But It Is new and It 10
quaint, and that's that.
Atlantic City, July 6.-The less
there a, to . stocking these days,
the more fashionable the hosiery
becomes. Not content with hose 80
thin as almost to deceive tho naked
eye, women here are now wearing
|openwork clocks 30 very wide open
that one marvsls where the clocks
end and the stocking begins. The
!openwork chicks, too, are not in the
same shade as the hose. A blue
stocking, but BY no means the puri-
tan sort, has a red openwork clock,
white stocking is clocked with
jade.
New York, July eff you take
q section of Navajo Indian blanket
and wrap it around you for . boz
dice, you will have the essentials Of
the new Indian frock. Except, OF
course, that the bodice Of this new
frock is roshanara crepe instead OF
blanket. The saudy and interesting
Navajo patterns are an ideal motif
for sports clothes. One OF the pref
ties dresses Of this type has q skirt
Of plain cherry crepe with . blouse
of white embroidered with an all
over Navajo pattern in cherry and
yellow.
Paris, July with the fncom-
| ing of thinner fabrics there is a
corresponding outgoing Of monkey
fur, chenille and ostrich for use
on these very light weight gowns;
although for use on other raiment
the fur, chenille and ostrich are as
popular as before. On the very
| light weight gowns jeweled fringe
! is being used since its weight helps
to keep long points, skirts and PAN
els in place. Crepe, chiffon and
taffeta are ornamented extensively
with steel and jet fringes.
Paris, July 6.-No sleeve at all
or the very tiniest hint of one, is
correct for the evening gown this
summer. A simple Silhouette is de-
sirable at present for evening. and
Lucille for example, is concentrate
ing on long and picturesque pro-
portions. Some Of the Lucille eve
ming ffocks are almost direct
copies OF frocks seen at the court
of Louis XVI. They have frills and
scallops, puffs and berthas, and a
quantity of lace, and few Of the
i Paris. July 6.-Along the Riviera
as well az in Paris its a fact, {
white and smoked gray are q fav
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
Aid Society Plans Picnic.

I The ladies' aid society of the I'm
manuel Lutheran church held it,
regular meeting yesterday after
moon in the school hall. Plans were
made for an outing to be held IN
place Of the next meeting on Aug.
= ct Long View park. A picnic
lunch will be served. Yesterday the
members spent the afternoon quilt
ing. Lunch WAS served. s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
H. e, Club Meets,
Social Announcements.

The Pythian Sisters sewing cir
Gle will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. T. G. Peterson, GA Nine
teenth avenue, Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
A Good Salad.

N
vitamine Salad-Half cup finely
chopped raw cabbage, one half cup
finely chopped carrot; mix with sa-
lad dressing and serve on lettuce.
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE TABLE.
Dinner sets now come in period
patterns.
A hot water vegetable dish will
keep the vegetables hot from be-
meath.
A new electric toaster has re-
versible doors SO that bread can be
turned without touching.
For the salad it is very artistic to
have a copper set with glass bowl
and wooden fork and spoon.
Copper, indeed, is gaining popu-
larity for the table. Compotes, rel
ish dishes and sandwich trays are
good looking and reasonable in
price.
Lettuce will 60 further and deco
rates better if shredded.
Suggestions.
Use borax in tepid water with .
little soap to wash silk handker-
chiefs.
For Removing Old Paint and
varnish from Furniture-Make a
pan Of cooked starch, not too thick
Get a small can of I've and dissolve
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
Scout Troop to Plan Program

Cardinal troop, Girl Scouts, un-
der the leadership Of Miss Bessie
Crowley and Miss Margaret Chap
man, assistants to Miss, Miriam
Walker and Miss Elizabeth Sharpe,
scoutmasterc, will plan a number
of summer outings at the meeting
to be held Monday in Long View
park. During the absence from
the city of the two leaders the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06

eya0 q &1sa0 mi uutlnos. i -
cial nIko y tpsho aff1nee1 l9oodA1
6 ~ neoei1g, witch ~ msm6efs
~ III Aslkod 70 attend.
Hntietaia q 1E11es.
Nh Eiisabs(h barton ard 1eiss
lesrde Haftx entertained yestef-
day altefnoon q their home, III
Nineteenth ttfee1 ct an INFORMED
aftefnoon bridge. FAvorS were
pfoeented and teg vas served At
tAe card tables. This Afternoon
Mr.. Barton and Miss Harris are
hoetssses &C : second party.
: ny Cards fer Association.
A sroup Of Davenport women IN
tsresfed In the Tri-City Musical as
ISOLATION are giving card parties 70
raise funds for the association this
week and next The series Will In
clude the party 70 b sponsorsd IT
the Music center Saturday after
noon, July 3, and the ore TO be held
in the evening. One hundred tables
are being planned for the afternoon
and the evening affair promises to
be even larger. A number Of out
of-town people are coming for the
evening.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. D. M
Baker, 1314 Ripley street, enter
tanned three tables of bridge. Mrs
J.. ]. Dorgan, 1t her home, 901
Perry street, Davenport, was also
hostess yesterday when hve tables
of bridge and 500 were played.
Today Mrs. Harry D. Bloch, 202e
Main street, Mrs. John 8. Dow
1873 East Eleventh street, and Mrs
Martin Silberstein, 220S Harrison
street, Davenport. ara hostesses .,
benefit parties. Mrs. e. C. Roberts
726 East Locust street, will give q
bridge tomorrow and Mrs. Herman
o. Schmidt 525 West Ninth street
Friday, July IA.
Mrs. Carl Lambach, 402 West Lo'
Gust street, entertains at three t.
bles Of bridge Monday. A number
Of Rock Island matrons will play
at some of these parties.
Pre-Nuptial for Mss Kennedy.
Mrs. ]. T. Kennedy and Mrs. W
| c. Heidemann entertained . com
pany Of rs guests last night at thu
H6idemaun home at 1101 Twenty
first street, in honor Of Miss Eliz
abeth Kennedy. . bride-to-be OF THU
month. The house was decorated
in blue and silver, larkspur pre-
dominating among the garden flow
ers used. Five hundred was played
/ during the hours and prizes wert
awarded to Mrs. Carl w. Horst ant
Mrs. Ray Hetter. Miss Winfret
Heidemann favored with numerou!
piano and vocal selections. Mis-
kennedy was presented with q Sc
of cut glass tumblers. The host
esses served . dainty luncheon.
H. C. Club Meets.
The H. C. club was entertained
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ralpl
Poland, 4430 Fifth avenue. As tn,
event was in honor of the host
ess' birthday a number Of guest
had been invited. The dining room
where luncheon was served. wa
decorated with crepe paper AM
summer flowers. The usual clul
birthday gift was presented to Mrs
Poland. In the contest games play
ed the winners were Mrs. Rober
Stapleton and Mrs. Ray Aker. TIL
club will meet July 10 at the HON
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06

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sATUIDAY.
1fCity 1ulloal Asssdation benoat enfd
paFty = Music Center.
MONDAY.
TH-city Symphony Orchestra asssda-
Psse noble Grand club meets with ME-
Harry Chalk. 1883 Twenty-Ainth street.
TUMDDAy.
Btsh6n1 noDe mWhne 6seis.
Tfi-City Garden club Il "Huber Place. )"
WEDNESDAY,.
Wills al1mane lee cream social on lawn
Atss Naomi Nurphy's home. 2207 Seventh
avenue.
". r. c. ali-day sewing at Y. W c. A.
Tn-City Womeh's Press club st Credit
island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
Enright.VHare.

Acknowledgement Is made OF the
marriage Of Miss Florence O'Hare.
daughter of Mrs. ]. 8. O'Hare. 1706
Twenty-fifth street, to C. A. En-
right, son Of Mrs. Ellen Enright.
1880 Thirtieth street. The cere-
mcny was quietly solemnized yes
terday morning at st. Mary's
church, Chicago. Rev. Edward ].
Mullahy officiated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Enright will make their home in
Rock Island. Mr.. Enright is q
craftsman employed at Rock Island
arsenal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
W. r. C. Has Meeting.

The Woman's Relief corps, No.
Is, held its regular meeting yes
terday afternoon 1t the court
house with . large attendance Of
members. The ladies planned for
an al day sewing to be held next
Wednesday ut the Y. w. c. A. A
picnic lunch will be served at noon.
The members will work on . quilt
70 be sold at the fall bazaar.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
Va Crosse Couple Wed.

Miss Gertrude Bendel and Carl
w. Gillmeister Of La Crosse, Wis!y
were united in marriage last even
ing at $3.50 at the manse of South
Park Presbyterian church. DR.. w.
G. Oglevee. pastor Of the church, Of
ficiated. Attending the couple were
Miss Elsie Reuther and Clifford l..
Schieberl Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillmeister will
reside in Moline. The bridegroom
is machinist and has resided in
Moline for some time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
Surprise Mrs. Deyeny.

Members Of her birthday club
surprised Mrs. Clement Deveny,
1919 Twenty-sixth street. yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Deveny's
birthday anniversary was June rs,
and the club planned the party
yesterday as surprise. The
guests were IA neighbors, who
spent the afternoon with informal
sociability. The guests brought
lunch with them which was served
late in the afternoon. The hon.
Gree was presented with gift from
the club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06

Following 10 the program to be
given tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
at the Outing club, Davenport, by
Miss Helen e. Garrison, piano stu
dent with Miss Notovena Steck, as
sisted By Miss Frances Medill,
reader:
Fantasia in D minor -. Mozart
H0lfeggietto .......... P. e. Bach
From An Indian Lodge -:
................. Mcdowell
Dancing Doll ............. Poldini
The Little Bird ........... Grieg
A, as Father 80. Rupert Hughes
To the Rising Sun -. Torjussen
A Northland Eve ...... Hopekirk
Twilight ......... Grant Schaefef
Formally at Siwash -. .......
................ George Fish
Spring Idyl ............... Lang
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
Gives Party Fer Sister.

Mrs. Dave Sitrick, 1880 Twelfth
street, entertained yesterday after
noon ut a birthday party for her
sister, Miss Eva Cytron, Of st.
Louis, her houseguest, who yester-
day observed her 18th birthday
anniversary. The guests were 10
girls who enjoyed an afternoon Of
games. Prizes were awarded to
Miss Marian Weinstein and to Miss
Suzanne Morris. Miss Anna
Scheinman read, my Pocketbook,"
and q delicious lunch was served
by the hostess. The honofee re-
ceived many lovely presents from
the guests as membranes Of the
occasion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
Lawn Psrty Fer Hiss Js.es.

The Alumnae OF 81. Anthony's
hospital gave q lawn party last eve
ming on the hospital lawn, honor
Ing Miss Margaret Jones, one Of the
staff Of nurses. Miss Jones left TO-
day for an extended sojourn In the
west for the benefit OF her health.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-06
AZ Needing Il Pestpered.

Al Meeting 10 Reefp0ne0s
The meeting Of the Iadias' aid so
ciety Of Central Presbyterian
church, which was announced Tor
tomorrow at the home Of Mrs. P. ].
Zeitler, 1900 Twelfth street, has
been Cancelled. There will be no
meeting of the society until Sep
TENDER.
VIII Hear About Convention.
Mrs. George w. Sheets will tell
some of the interesting things
brought up at the Northern Bap-
fist convention held recently in In
dianapolis, at the regular meeting
of the woman's missionary society
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock III
the church annex. Mrs. Thomas
Journy is the leader for the after
noon, and the topic will be The
Church q Service Agency"
The first hour Of the meeting will
be given over to- white cross work,
and the program will start at J
O'Clock. Each member is asked to
bring scissors.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

In announcing Anita Stewart n her
latest First National photorla-. "S1Ting
the Wind" the management Of tie Davis
theatre feels perfectly safe in assui ins Is
patrons OF seeing this p-1u-1r serean ac-
tress Al her very best II 1iiss s e~art
has ever lacked the rro1e- o1no-tTri-g
before TO give her talents fuil scoops. she &
given this chance in Sow ing the wind"
as she pcrtrays a r0ie rcIuirin- the most
consunmate skill as an sll-arcurd m
terpreter Of the dramatic art i'm it7 hirh-
est form. All fans wf1 Ike really RE
man stores in which the star Eo'ire1fes
character from purely human stend19i-t
viii like Miss Stewart in this ient
picture which VIII be the attraction ~ osr
theatre Sunday night only.
Everything For Sale Hector Turnbuifs
latest story which VIII he The sac1nd fea-
ture Is singing rebulze VI tie modern
social circle.
Paramount m1gazi-e VIII elso -
shown. Thee two big feature lectures
will be shown here Sunday nirft Only
Do not miss the big TandeT,ila show TO-
day. Five big time acts ard the er21r0si
photoplay seen in this city 81 many months
The usual continuous show VIII rral--l
today with chiidren-s price ut 1rc-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

There's big kick in Trzh Hecis
at the Strand theatre for Sunday ni-7f
o-k.
Gladys Walton IS 7he fr-h-heeleI
short-skirted star OF tffe rew U1frerr--
feature. which is q a-ree1 ara-.-t-0n nj
Louise =. Clancy entertaining novel
Christine II the Younr Heart
High Heels SIS a snarnr drama o. n
society fapper's awakening 70 the mean
in gof life ard love. pu--fr-te1 wen
pep and punch. Miss Wai,on'z l7fesl
dramatic vehicle comes very re7r hsi G
her best. Her huova1t rerzo-a'1. y
keens the picture MOVING at hreat-na-f,
sneed throughout the Eve raefza ~ toz71-
ing drama Underneath 'ts rilh. creamy
froth. Hirh Heels provides -'o cuta T-rf-
versal star with an absorlt-- drama 2,
background 81 real. nuleatfrr Tfe.
Charlie Chaplin anears RI DIE faw1-,
revival. 4 Jitnog Fiooeuent. We nave
ment-a balkv hivver-ard C-ia-rn ~
the wheel Charlie Cheol'n makes v--
skid with laughter IN The Jitney Elone
ment.
Carmel Meyers and WaTace Ec1cn
aid IN Breaking Through COMPLETES -
program.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

Today there will be . continuous chow
ing Of the five big vardcvi'e ac-z and
motion pictures at this the7tre- 9T'e Eve
acts include one Of the b-et bills shown
at this house since vaudeville WIS shown
and on the bill Is enc Of ere no
unique trained dog acts touring the Gown
t-v TODAY. Tho ether acts Ga chs hT7
40 ~ the came hf~ll class r-lrr-s. The
feature picture s a,-rho woman ca
CHANGED a c--i7nf-~. tl,-f-f-- human
Interest picture. featuring 2. K Lincoln
and Seena Owen
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07
At Y. ". e. 4. SrNDsT
srr,N AND Hor- TvTTTEu

u-,,+ vrrIl p-olahI,- Dc ore o. She NOS
;,,,a-astinv rree-in~r held I'm q l0re tina
al the local y. NJ. C. A. occurs to-n'r--l-7
Sunday ~ o'cioc'-. wae- Cf1u.7'l
4. Earl Kernahan. Ct Boston wil deliver
his popular address on -FThe T1ir, A-ns--
ican and His Son" THE cha Gain had n
very interest;ns eTneric1ce 7777 Rs
chaplain % First nH-iSion- fIe 81 r1o
PLEASING eaeal5er. and these wh7 far hi1i
on this occasion wili ha favored II - ~
gested that fathers wno fa-e @ ~
them. All men and boYs ever e-syen IRE
invited.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

AT a COURT OF PROBATE HELD
at Norwich, within and for the District OF
Norwich, on the 9Th day of January, A
D. 1922
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

Strand Monday. Tucsdrr. Wednesday,,
-Four high class 2. F. Eeith vaudeville
acts are scheduled To- Ton7ar IHc=iaT
and Wednesday. CIT Jo-Irn VIII ---
pear in n juggling and s0---t0~ -0v1'fv1
Jim and Leo Francis fn hi--'f 70
singing. talking and darcf-g c-t re- Ter
Trio in a high class sir~'r- and corn
edy Offering entitled Just watt 7-d ees.
and a hig act ~ comedy ertert7'-ers-
On the screen appears ReF~ie Lurr n
The Nidlanders. a love sto-- that h----
dies the obstacles Of advert rr1-s wears
and finds Itself tcnderiy triumphant n
The hanpv end.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07
a Bulletin To Let
Advertisements Nlin Rent Il
What Is Going On Tonight

Vaudevills and Motion Pictures 4
Strand Theatre
Motion Pictures at Bree1 Taeatrs.
Motion Pictures II Davss 1aearrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

Ug-I--4au. g. betv cen FRANKLIN Equsre
-.. --a..-s. 90 sum ~ money. Fiader re-
a--tn Reward jaaTd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

man Steiner, Henrietta Steiner. Jaeoa ?.
Slosberg. Herman Sears. Mrs. 6lizia Srnisll,
P F. Sweeney. Peter Sells-z. Kits r.
StoclSett, Eugene salraurin. WIifred ss-
bourin. ] Stafford Shelley, George Royal
Smith.
Fred G. Thunlrn. 2. II. jTopiiH. Victor
A. Tongren. J. f. Tonpllins. Charles G.
Treat. Everett c. TUbbs, John +. Vsurhns
Frances r. Whitney, n r Waters. ches-
ter e. Wright, Mrs. sIyra s. Waters. Il
r. Woodward. James Ward, 5IT. and 76rs.
Andrew C. wIHe.t, Steven Henzsl, c. r
Wells, Estella Irene N'oisasi Rorer I.
worthington, Adelard Vsirard. Essel. n
woisard, Joanna T. Wright James n.
Young. Jr. Paul H zstn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

WNNTTu-EeIis5- man sell shrubs,
--.ar -llls permanent weekly Day ,
-.t fl- terms Guaranty Nursery Co,
-. jan6d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07
CERcPoD7SE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Ride TO FORTUNE-We have a plan
to establish you in the motor bus bust
ness in this territory. the greatest oppor-
tunity at hand today. with capital easily
raised by you and your friends you can
earn d net profit OF so per cent. year
in addition TO your salary; your capital
remains under your control write today
Cor full particulars. The Commerce Mo
.or Car Co, Detroit. Mich.
dec17STuTh
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07
A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement VIII Sell Ii
FOE SALE

rooms, on Peck ST., all conveniences, with
about one acre of land. some fruit trees,
garage for two cars. For further particu-
lars. inquire agent only, W. f. Hill,
Thayer Bldg jan7d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07
United Congregational Church 15rzi
Wei

Week
The executive council viii meet Wet
nesday evening at 73o IN tll slCly oEei
the Otis Library.
Njd-weel, worship. Thur FAY evening
AZ 7.45. for the study a. the book o.
Kings.
The woman's Guild meet Friday sf'
tsrnoo1 At ? o'cloclz. An exceptionally
fine program, has been. arraurs5 with Dr.
Irene Nye. dean OF Coan-c-crt -oiless7'
as speaker. This Is an open m-eti7e
TO which all women OF the l5wn VIII As
cordially welcome.
The Camp Fire win hold New Years
breakfast, At the Community House. -
s O'Clock Saturday morning January IL
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07
AZ a CoURT OF PRORATE HEII

IIFS aDUNV dII foregoing IS a true con-
of record
Attest: HELEN N. DRESCHER.
Jdntd Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

Present-NELSON ]. AYLING. Judge
Estate of Eli NJ. Whitney, late OF Nor
wieh, in said District, deceased.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

Dividend cliec'-s were -
ceived Tuesday by the stockholders cf t,-a
Glastonbury Bank and Trust CO. Iha
bank has had a prcs7c7ogs year, beng
organized in July 1890. and being able
to pay a dividend Jan. l Of ? per cent
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

ZOE SALE-AutomopiIes

FOR SALE-Second hand 1900 1. II. c.
truck, 1g00 Ford Truck, 1919 Ford tour
ing, Mccormick mower, horse rake, feed
grinder. dry fodder cutter, lumber gear
com planter. new /. II. c. hay press. 2 81.
1870. Jana I
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

FOR sALE-Lexington sedan, newly
painted, in nrst class condition, excellent
TOR public service work or as a family
car. Phone 1928. ian2d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07
LosT AND FOUND

LoSr-Oue Arsdale and hound puppy.
l-r,.ro d --rrrned % F. J.. Robinson,
-.. Grsi- Plain. Tel 17ls-2. janld
T5TND-Dcc ls. motor5oa,, 10 #
mss g. 'u. vide. name Rambler, No.
acquire az Lllietin Office. 5sn1d
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Llr-.--d 9r-rcoat. Phone 1872
jauld
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aH BAH ain Reward. jaaTd
rot n-cane to ms house brown
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20. ND-Csue 70 cur place Sunday,
'.a ls.. hound DOG white with tan spots.
cau have same by calling John
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Ear-lch. jan6d
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.r Great Pain and NoutViie- Cal
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

FOR SALE-1s20 Dodge touring car,
first class condition, run less than 5000
miles. Inquire Amos B. Wheeler. Tea
1772 after D. m decSd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07
FOR SALE
PIANO BOXES $500 EACH
The Plaut-Cadden Co.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
On Yantic car line, 10-room house in
good condition, with outbuildings and 10
acres of land very desirably located.
This property can be had at a very rea-
sonable price--a great chance for the
right party For further particulars, in
quire Of
JOHN A. MORAN,
Real Estate Broker.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

Dated at Norwich. Conn, Jan. 7th.
1911 iauTS