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The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-30
0. E. S. is LARGEST IN WORLD
BeuIah Chapter No. 81 Has
Membership of 1,5SO.
Media GrOttO Was Formed Here
During Last Year.

Membership in the local Masonic
bodies Increased more than $500 in
the last year. according to the reports
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-30
An Increase This Year Over Last Should Appreciate the
Total deposits Dec. 81, 1919, @, ,191, 800
Total deposits Dec. 81, 1913, $2.S77, zoe
Total denoSitS Dec. 81. 1914. s.. .45q 9

JOAB MULVANE. Vice President
F. C. KATHS. Vice President
c. w. McKEEN. 49,. Vice President
H. D. WOLF. Cashier
D. A. WOLF. -. Assistant Cashier
H. S. MORGAN. -. Assistant Cashier
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-30

W. Fl. DAVIS
LEE MONROE
A. D. KENDALL
W. w. BOWMAN
o. T. CRoPPER
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
Borough OF Queens--salc or Rent.
DESIRABILITYAND CONVENIENCE

United In this 0 room Colonial house at
$1,000. All Improvements, tiled kitchen aud
bath. dusiless asphalt street. five minutes
from station and school, tWo minutes from
co, 800 Fulton ST., Jamaica. Phone ia
fnaica 10.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
EDWARD M. WEST. IN

offices Closed sundays.
WHITE PLAINS. ny
Opp. station. Phone gsGs.g5Cs.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
SQUEEZED RIGHT I'M

Between tU0 hieb class developments. thls
iittc huuee ~ : rooms ard . baths with
Nide country Nffws. sets thr fine euyirou-
ncnt and choice landscape surroundings
without TIE bs price SIT 600 buys 81 Act
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough OF Brooklyn-salc or Rent.
TdxExemptiOn Saves S1,750

This cozy home. @ rooms, bath glass en-
closed porch. steam heat, paruuet floors. tile
bath. beautiful fixtures. $7.a0O-snall cash
payment and $40 monthly with interest.
Take Culver line II" 70 1S;h Avenue;
walk south to j1st Street or
PHONE 1908 BIYTHEBOuRNE.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
NEW ROCHELLE

ANIW NoSElE-A-LL
4, auttful hfi.k house ist floor. large rpr-
tat hAH. Twins room. dniuI room. hutlNr. 4
pantry ilitIun. ln1Rtort .nd floor. mas
ter bedrooms. baths, extra shower, ci0Trt
3ed fi01r. billiard roon. cedar closets tWo
uiailtt rooms aad baths llot iBsNt1l TwV
eAr garage, heated. tticc St2UuO. J. BitI3N
NAN. 80 lilcaNoI t, New Rochelle rhouc
SIS
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
CITY REAL ESTATE.

thorough Of Queens-sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

story and basement brick office
building with stores on first floor. and
large. light. airy offices on all upper
floors. Fronting on 3 streets, Washing-
ton. Cedar and Liberty. Close 10 finan-
cial district and near new Curb Market.
Size 1.sx9T .2xs0. lox irreg.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
Builders Opportunity
BAY RIDGE

lots ripe. Builders terms FOR reliable
oarty. Colonial Road and 18th st. aud
others. OWNER. i3t 18TH st.. brooklyn.
I'hone Shore Road iilj-J.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough OF Manhattan-Mi iscelianeous.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Long 1slnnd-~aie or Rent.
The Washington times., 1922-08-20
The Queen who knew the Hearts Of Men

For this was the quality Of that
poison-that when the lady rubbed
the pencil upon her lips, the venom
in IL would be taken up and absorbed
into her veins--yet not so quickly that
Henry. when he kissed her, would not
take il upon his lips tool!
"Yet the vengeance that she swore
came not to pass. Some say the lovers
had been forewarned; others, that
Charlotte feared just some such ven.
geance, and that on her lips she kept an
antidote for that poison.
However that may be. they did not
die.
yet Catherine was right in COM
missioning beauty to steal a Kings
heart, but she erred in not recognizing
that where love goes hand in hand
with beauty then beauty is powerless
to slay!"
Catherine was right in this
That beauty is power. 4-
Beauty brings to its possessor the
things that EVERY WOMAN desires
love, fortune, admiration, success,
happiness.
Catherine knew the hearts of men.
VIVAUDOU KNOWS THEM
TOO-KNOWS THEM BETTER, 1T
MAY EVEN BE, THAN SHE DID,
What a woman Of GATHERINGS court
could have only at the price Of unde-
corous slavery to the Queen Mother,
EVERY WOMAN CAN HAVE 1T
TO-DAY If SHE BUT WISHES 1T.
VVAUDOU HAS MADE THIS
POSSIBLE.
The choicest Of the beauty secrets OF
Rene the Florentine were beyond the
reach Of all but those of royal blood
or their favorites.
VIVAUDOU PUTS BETTER
ONES THAN RENE'S BEST IN The
REACH OF EVERY WOMAN!
No woman in these days yesrns to
overturn thrones or upset empires or
make war.
But EVERY WOMAN does want
power over the heart Of the man she
lovesl
And EVERY WOMAN to-day can
have her share Of beauty!
The Washington times., 1922-08-20
VIVAUDOU

unbmshed skin soft and pleasant the touch
derabenot kiss bright white
teeth hair alive with slken sheen
The Washington times., 1922-08-20
THE TALE:

the Foenne had Paris the Queen Mothers command
who could and back beauty
Aoked the ladies of the and the Of the rich Paris
mporng for them them the eeaness and freshness
their the lure their lips their
fragrance Of their teeth and all that which makes
tha desirable quality beauty.
Now happened that this Forenune reading the future the Qeno
he prophed that her
would that they should die after the other and short
M and that with them the line Of the Vo should die and Henry of Navarro
rule France
Wherefore about the Of her daughter
sY Ma
whether he plotted her, and with
whom andho
Catherine took Charlotte de mbneey and instructed her
do thus and Saith the Queen
in a nd fdety-al these a admire
But they bring that spendhrt homage
The Washington times., 1922-08-20

"'lf you would have power over
men. saith the Queen. beauty, wit
and wisdom will give il to you-but
so will beauty without either wit or
wisdom. For no man thinketh Of
wit when he beholds beauty. nor
does beauty need misunderstanding
as il does OF itself all that its possessor
may wish.
Saith the Queen: There is no
woman so beautiful that she cannot
be made more so-and there is no
woman who cannot make herself
beautiful in the eyes Of him she de.
sireth if she will but take thought
Of him and Of herself
Beauty saith the Queen, is
power over the hearts Of men,
-
so Catherine, when all was finished,
bade Charlotte enmesh the King Of
Navarro and learn his secrets and tell
them TO her. And for this she should
have from the Queen Mother great
honor and preferment,
Then Charlotte looked at the King
sidewise, and with a message in the
corDerS ~ h,r hrioht hl,,e evee- opd he
The Washington times., 1922-08-20

Mavis Lipstick z5e
Owes that natural
Cup,ds Bow.
The Washington times., 1922-08-20

Of her bright blue eyes and he read the mes
sage and marvelcd thar never before had h. known
her to be so beautiful and desirable. And, even as
Catherine had planned he called her ma mie and
she became his sun by dav and his star by night
The Washington times., 1922-08-20

But" so runs the tale Charlotte brought not bac
either that which she expected had desired So
by hidden passage the room where were the pair
Charlotte say uemulousy
open thy heart more to me. my Lord, and tell
you love me!'
'Whereupon Catherine perceived that here one
OF hers that had far astray had learned to
been forced to DESTROY!
so she crept away and called straightway her Rel
They whispered for time and then Rene at her &C
grant pencil of paste which he had made freshen al
and they dropped upon certain subtle poison. And
Gil to Charlotte de Beaune.
Nov, she said, now let them XII
despite thy prophesy, Rene, do
hate and the woman who has bet
Mavis Lpstek 75e
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-06-08

W. R. Irwin and family departed
Friday for their summer home on the
Iillamook seashore at Rockaway
The family expects to remain there
for the summer, but Mr.. Irwin will
return shortly.
Mrs. Carl Miller of Lexington was
operated on by DIR. Chick at the
Moore hospital in this city Sunday
evening for appendicitis. At last re.
ports she was getting along well.
FOR SALE-McCormick header
l4-foot cut, practically as good a:
new. Inquire Of Theo. Anderson
Heppner, Oregon. If.
John Calmus returned home Sat
urday from trip 10 North Dakota
where he was recently called or
business.
Don't forget we have hardwood
All sizes. Suitable for making
bitches. Peoples Hardware Co.
D. E. Gilman returned Sunday
from a business trip to Portland anC
other outside points.
Andrew Rood was a passenger ou
for Portland on Monday.
Piano and household furniture fol
sale. E. L. Moore.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-06-08

things promised in the scientific to be
Cautauqua the second day For
plate which is flowing electricity
times that used electric chair and the
lighting welding metal Candles
Some million volts discharged the air
entirely apparatus wireless miracles
lighting displays followed by terrific thunder
evening instructive and delightful entertainment
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-06-08
Juniors Attention!

BY Juniors mean any boy or girl
in the grade school.
Six happy, jolly days for Junior
Chautauqua.
am going to tell you a secret.
have some funny looking goggles in
my Office, and ! am going to give
them away. To whom?
Why the first 95 boys and girls
who buy season tickets. Hurry and
see if you can get pair. They are
lots Of fun. Who will be the first?
LENA SMELL SHURTE,
Chairman Junior Chautauqud.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

TO RENT-In excellent location. two
 beautiful furnished rooms singly or er
 suite, steam heat, coal In for the winter garage if desired. Tel. 1SS0 aug25d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
TODAY'S EVENTS

The town of Chester, \. H, today cele brates the 200 anniversary of It's incor. poration-
 The annual Wisconsin state fair opsnf at Milwaukee today and will continuf through the week.
 Pennsylvania State college today in. augurates it's seventh annual sesBion iS industrial organization and administra, tion
 special grand jury will be impanelle6 at Marion. H.. today to investigate tho staying of strrkebreakers at the Lester Slip mine last June.
 large and distinguished delegation from America viii attend the annual ses- sion of the inter-parliamentaTy unioE which opens today in Vienna
 At Chicago the rai@osd labor board today will begin the hearing of wage and rule disputes involving the maink enancs of way union.
 At Salt Lake City the supreme couneg of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite oi Freemascnry for the southern jurisdict1c1 today begins the first meeting it has evel held outside the oity of Washington The largest and most comprehensive exhibition of the printing and alked Ia. dustries ever held in America is to be opened in Boston today under the au. spices of the International Az5ociatScl o5 Printing House Craftsmen. Cenventisne Opening Teday. l
 St. Louis, American Veterinary Meal- Ft. Wayne, Ind. National Assoeiatioa of Chircprac@
 Detroit, eleventh National Safety eoa. gress.
 Boston, International Association ol Printing House Craftsmen.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
HE WHOLE soUTf

COUNTY IS COUNTING DATH
 How many dave to Kingston fztrf That's the thought and that's the ques- ton in just about every household and tarmstead of the South county. And the interest is spreading from town to town thRCughout the state. From Cumberland hills to Watch I'll there's growing and fsttening of livestock, feverish hoeinE and betting of prize vegetables. critical judging of fine poultry. Preparedness a the thought of everyone
 Nor Is this eager anticipation confined to the farms alone. Entries for the big auto show and for spaces in the sutozro- bile access1ies exhibit show keen appre-
 citation by, buEiness men of the vaiue of the Kingston fair as a marketing event Many of Americas finest cars will be shown, and the extensive repairs and im- provements to the exhibition buildings
 will give them a fitting setting. Trucks and tractors of several nationally known
 makes will be there.
 But perhaps the widest appeal of all, e call to Kingston that will reach into all New England. is the great hrenen's mus | ter of Friday. Sept. 18th. Then tub crews I from the most famous companies in New | England will engage in a competition for 1 sI, ,o00 in prizes. an evenf that is bound | to be as thrilling as it is sure to be oolor- ! full Entries already in and others prom ! ised assure a keen battle that will be | waged at the last trial
 Lovers of tursehesh. and their name ia still leEion. will be royalty entertained \ by races of all kinds. troaing, pacing and running. Indeed, as in past years. hun i, dreds of visitors will attend every day oi | the fair for the horse racing alone. l For those who can visit Kingston but l one day of the fair, and who must piaD
 in advance. it is not at all too early to
 announce the general attraction of each l of the four biz days Tuesday, Sept I2 l is opening day, with eveTyone determined
 to see every exhibit in the big enclosure I Wednesday, Sept 13. is Grange day. fea> 1 tured by the usual biz grangerB parade | exercises in the auditorium, games and
 sports on the biz parade grounds Thurs. | day, Sept. 14. Is Governor's day. when I the main attraction will be the governor his stan and a nationally famed speaker. l yet to be chosen. Friday, >Sept.S15. is Children's day and New England fire i mems muster, glorious wind-up of a big week.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Barthelness Gives Uniaus Portrayal in
 sonny, strand Today. Tues. wed.
 Motion picture fans who have come to expect the unussai in character delinea- tioh from Richard Bazxheilness are said to be in for more splendid entertainment when Sonny, the latest production tofbe made for Assoc,ated First National Pic lures, Inc, comes to the strand today. As in his previous pictures. Bartheifness has taken for lis leading character a very simple and human figure and cs1- dowed him with an intense appeal.
 While the star is said to have a dual interpretation in sonny, it is with. the figure of Joe Peters that the story most ly concesns itself. Joe is a product ,of the Hoboken saloons, poolroonns and waterfront. Born in squhlor and edu- cated by such knowledge as he has been able to glean through contact with the toughest kind of associates he Ends him. self suddenly thrust into the most iuxuri- ous and cultured surroundings. =
 His new position is due to, one of the strangest and pathetic freaks of the war. He finds that he not only has to accHstoSn himself to the elegance of affiuence but slos to palliste blind emothert who touches his heartstrings in a manner that no other human being has ever been able to- s ... From this unique situation there evolves a drama of tense interest. corp- bining the patbos of Broken Blossoms with the stirring appeal of Tel'ahie David, but centefinE around characters entirely different. from those presented in Barthelness former pictures.
 Hank Manns latest and funniest com edy, The Cliff Dweilers. and a Selznick News completes the program.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
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What Is Going On Tonish.

uncss -odge. No; Il. I. o. o. F.. meets Thames Union, No 1s7. U. B. of C. and J. of A.. meets in Carpenters Hal.
 Battery E. l9ed Artillery, meets af State Armory.
 Barbers Union meets at IF Main Street.
 Griswo.d Camp. No. 6. U. s. ". v., meets in Buckingham Memorial
 Thames Lodge, No BPS, \. E. o. P. meets in Steiners Hall
 Motion Pictures at the StrSnd.
 Vaudeville and Pictures at Broadwas Theatre.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
capper An,Msr. critieism

Much of the scurrilous criticism of Congress that we have heard lately from men in high places and read in the special-interest papers is probably due to the fact that that body has de- veloped a tendency to do it's own think ing and to pay little more heed ito what the common people are demand ing than it used to do-Pennsylvania Farmer.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
------- Making World Peace Secure

Great Britain has followed the Unit ed States and Japan in ratifying the Limitation Of Naval Armament and Four Power Pacific Treaties. The three Powers most concerned have therefore accepted the work of the Washington Conference. The new international naval ratio ia a guaranty of non-agression and c life-saver to many national treasuries. New York Tribune.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 6 HARTFORD RAILROAD COMPANY
 MEN WANTED Permanent positions for competent men whose work is satisfactory as: Machinists-s5c to 75c per hour Boilermaker-67c to 75c per hour BlacksmIths-66c to T5c per hour Electric Workers-ese to 15c per hour Car Inspectors & Repairmen-63c per
 hour
 Helpers-frst year, 45 cents per hour The above rates are those agreed upon with Committee of Mechanical De- partment Association.
 This is not strike against the rail road; it is a strike waged against a reduction in. rates of pay ordered by the United States Railroad Labor Board, effective July 1, 1922. Apply S:OO A. NJ. to $500 p. NJ. tc Asst Superintendents office, Union station, New London, Conn.
 R. M. SMITH, Asst Superintendent New York, New Haven ( Hartford
 R. R. Company
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

New Hnweh.-According to the repcrt of the New Haven tax ess4ssors, tnzs body allowed reduction in automobile tax listing values which amounted 10 over cheaper grades.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
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MARRrEn

s-1cUx LACRoIx In wiIlimantic Aug. %. 1922, by Rev J. J Papfllon rc1.llx
 .pLLEt.0 - MILLETTE -In Moosup Aus ei. 1898. ty Rev. Joseph E. Me ,ly, Frank Collelo and Miss Maron Nii.ette.
 hEALI. - BILLINGS - In Clarkviile fetoninztonj, Aug. 24. 1922, by Rev S.eyton A. Burdick Edward Houghton
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
Breed Theatre.

A revelation of the possibilities. of screen comedy was had last night at-the Breed theatre. where The Beauty Shop, with Raymond Hitchcock and an al.star cast, w)as the attraction. This cosmo- politan-Paramount picture signalizes the return to the screen Of the famous come dian who was seen in two-reeitrs several years ego, and 2 more suspicious Feap- pearaIlce could hardly have been ,sSg- ranged as Tie Beauty shop is entertain- ment deluxe.
 One cannot help praising Cosmopolitan productions for the generosity with which 1t endows it's pictures with the biggest names available. Consider this support for MT. Hitchcock: Billy B. Van, James J. Corbett, Louise Fazenda the Fairbanks twins, Montagu Love, Diana Allen and Laurance Wheat. That Is as- suredly one of the most remarkable casts ever seen in a picture comedy.
 Last nights audience left no doubt as to the worth of this screen adaptation of the musical comedN by Charming Pollock and Rennoh Wolf
 The story is that of Dr. Arbutus Budd. a New York beauty specialist, who poses 2 missing baron of the principaiity of Bolognia. pr. Budd expects to find a fortune in Bo,ognia, but instead gets more than his share of trouble, his only legacy being duei with a notorious bad man. After an immensely comical array of adventures and complications. matters straighten out for Dr Budd, and all ends happily. Edward Dillon was the direc- tor.
 Other pictures on the bill include the Pathe News and a Christie comedy,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

Manehester.-In his annual statement to the board of seiectmen. Henry I. .Wil- son. sesler of weights and measures. re- ports that throughout the hscal year Al scales were teeted and sealed. There vers 4TS measures tested and sealed.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
flIkEnAI nnrIcEe

HAIHEFsON-In Nit Hope. Aug. 2s, lsss, Rosalie southworth. wife of Gil- tert Mathewson Funeral sersacts will be held at her late home Tuesday, Aug. 2e. at 1.30 o'clock. slandard tine Rev. B. c. Bugbee will tery.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
PRINTING

PRINTING of ali kinds promptly and aeA1y done. Estimates promptly and snserfuily given Ths Bulletin Ca. e rranAih sI raSisd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
cRlRoPoplsr

A. c. TH0MPSo1. E. .. chircpoA,s, Foot Specialist tpretect your sestl. Sult1 StA. Alice Bldg. 31l Main St, Nsrrich. cenn- Phone I3se-k aansi6
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
PAINT ARD wALLrArEE

FOR s.ALE--Paint. s1.75 per gal, reg ular S2.5o grade; wallpaper. 1oc per roli. Msz Blazer. 1sS West Main St.. next to Fire Stat3aL. myie
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
FOR sALE-Horss.

FOR sALE-Five pairs of good work horses, with their harnesses and tin carts these are ali good buys H. H. Starkweather, DamelsUil, Conn. auK25d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
POULTRY suprL1ns

FOR sALE-Muscovey ducklinrs; 1-4 month old. single birds or focks' with mother duck. all farm raised from fl. pound drakes. E cents un. Storer Farm East tSnd Great Plain, Norwich. Conn. Tel. lese. ausitMS
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
Five Fin. Acts op.a at nresa-.y r.as,

Five Fine Acts OpeR at nrosA~ay Teday.
 Five new acts open at the Broadway theatre today. each promising to give v wide assortment Of entertainment.
 Howard and Fields. assisted by Oscar Lee, appear in a private ownership conn edy idea entitled A Ragtime Dining Car. These three clever artists. who serve laughs with hors d'ocure, little music with oysters, more laughs with the soup, Q dance with the fish, and SC on through
 out the menu. It is 3 fine bit of min strelsy, consisting of singing, talking and dancing specialties, with a most unique
 novelty setting and more than a ghost of a plot.
 Anthony and Adams entertain with q very good musical noaslty.
 Foresthal and Adams. appear in a new singing and dancing specially called Sweethearta Their songs include the latest hits and their dances are novel Reddington and Grant are called The
 Boys from Bounce Inn. They do their bounding in a trampolne and is done for
 comedy purposes. They. combine clever
 assortment of falls and fun.
 Hogan & Marsh Co. are a trio of clever actors and they present combination of comedy that is sure fire.
 Give her a little scave-man stuff and | if she don't fall into your arms look .tc see what g holding her up This is. tn, ! advice given by -an old judge whom cnt would suppose should be an experienced sludent of human nature to his nephew | in Destinys Isle. a William P. s. EarlI | production, coming to the BrozdTa,
 theatre today, Tuesday and Wednesday
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
BUILDING

G. LoNGo & CO, general contractors and building excavation, sidewalk, brick and plaster work. Phone 1es2-S aug3d
 JOSEPH J. CAiNIGo. Genera Con. tractor and Builder. Tel 1871. mar2Sd
 WILLIAM c. YOUNG. Contractor ana Builder. &Il Work and Jebbink. B6 Wes1 Main St. phone s11. de-2d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

SACRIFICE SALE of ideal summer home. 40 acres of land, farmhouse farm buildings and a nearly new bungalow on hilfop, surrounded with all kinds of flowers and shrubs, com pleteiy furnished, has ' rooms beside es halls and ? bathrooms, modern conven- iencss, large living room, open fireplace, beaned ceilings, mahogany furniture, Oriental rugs; owner has spared no ex- pense in. building or furnishings cost over s25,0eo selling for $120o0, 14 cash. balance on mortgage at per cent.
 TRYONS' AGENCY,
 Willimantic, Cenn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
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TO RENT

TO RENT-Desirable room for one person Inquire Mrs. c. B. Gallup, Dun nam St.-.ss... aug26d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
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WANTED-MiseeIIaneous.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

TO RENTING furnished rooms suit able for light housekeeping, BIO Main St
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

HIGHEST prices paid Tor useds4furni- ture and antiques. Louis D. Wa<sn Box 3Ss, Norwich. jy12MWF
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

FOR RENT-very choice seven-room apartment desirably located, for adults only. For further particulars, inquire of John A. Moran, Real Estate Broker, Franklin Square. aug24d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

TO RENT-Large rooms table board :: steam heat, etc. Tel. 1875. aug2SSTu