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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

FOR SALE-By HackIey Morrison Co..
l'Os-22 Lewis Street. phone Randolph
ll2J-inuTo than 100 carloads mschin-
cry and mechanical supplies secured
from government auction sales ut un-
proccdcnted bargain prices, boilers. en-
gIncs. puinpg. electric motors. hosting
engines. l.oU6 steel puleys iathes. farm
lighting plants, corrugated galvanized
irOn iron pipe. valves. etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
VICTORY THEArER.

.-T"V"'1 T""t Ny To. fccl.
W. additions. 10 feet By II feet each.
approximately seven arch ,russcs. 62
'''i wide "a; nase. so feet high: three
't"sNrS' % !c'i wide. inch by 10
lnrh Inundated SINS. il feet long: .
'Hch Icy inch noOr juIs:s. is inches
on center. German siding. !nch face:
81 SASH pane. Inches by 10
inches: - doors. panel. brick
'h!mUc!s. I.r.UUu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

DANCING-Mis. EmnenhAuser. - North
HARRISON street.. guarantees IN uye Ics-
SONS. Phone Madison lSsi-w.
DANCl$G-Miss Kate Stumpfs Studio
2"5 West Grace. randolph 1851.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

HESPoNSIb!.t. corporation wants genera!
sales managers TO open branch Office.
manage statesmen. $500 go $1,000 ucc-s
sary. expenses to Baltimore Above!
X you uUnliiN. Address Manager COS
North Eutaw Street. Baltimore. MID.
GREATEST SENSArION El.v,n-plec.
soap ANA toilet soy. selling Ike hlaaoH
a. $40 with - dTcSsmak"rs' shears
free &" "acn customer. other uniuu"
plans +. NJ. Da,I. Co.. Dept Is5. en-
sago.
TAILORING statesmen wan'"G Must To-.
NIX producers. ", have sHappy fall
ANA winter swatch line ~ prices can'
h"lH hut sell tgm.uu !nIdcl. Wrl;c for
N"'ni.'s. Leeds Wooden Minis. chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

"a LESM EN--lt yuu could offer u business
man hIsn-sTbde pencils with his ud I'm.
Hrlu'tl ia s"!d. IN quantities small a.
" Single gross. cheaper than he buys
Ms ordinary pencils, 20 ne could use
'h' m hllus't' ui ADVERTISING
novelty. wuUlGur yuu think you had 4
i'"l H'" propositions Easy sales. biz
comm, >slpu~. Mr.. Hobbs sales manager
L.NI.N NlI..-- S.A, NnrL. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

mon VA. m"a" idea! factory. garage
'F warehouse The Liberty would make
splendid storehou,r The Victory is an
"i'hit'ciur'I gem ana would be es
v"ei"ily suited Tor ihcator. Write
Z. n. SNNpEHSDS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

MEN MD WoMEN-sIo go $50 per day
distributing literature al wonderful new
discovery. Fun ct part time. no cApcrt-
encc or tmvt>' mIcut. w Furnish every
thing. Write quick FOR Tree purticu-
lars BOX ltL.. New Haven. Conn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

MAKE $50 per day selling small graphic
phones. Plays Large records. send 81
for sample machine and agency Al
territories. =. FUighanI. NorfulN Wa
General Delivery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
AUTO ACCESSORY SAl.ESMEN

@'N' -
Wanted Tor high- grade SPARK plug OF long.
established reputation. Hcw rriCr- meet
competition, allow dealer !onE margin OF
proiii and sell "a consumer ~ 90. - and
80 cents Preparing Ga launch nlg al
N"r'ISlnS rhmIuigu. Want mrn on 20 per
cent commission basis who have ,stnh-
rsh"d territories: state experience. refer.
cTe"s, lines carried ana counties and States
now covered THE REFLEX IGNITION
COMPANY. CLEVELAND ONO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
BRANCH MANAGER

To taks charge about Angus; -. go
Ectter, Ab!. Z" organize and direct sales
mon. TO handle ONCE IN this city. Com
mission Arrangement, on high class bust
ness necessity that enables small business
concerns to keep records and 1ie correct
income tax returns, often saving them
large sums %! money. AL thGt Is
CURED Is good reputation; aud willing
ness to Work. Immediate aCsIc! ncS.s-
Asry. Address Darby Sales Co.. iI.J Van
Suren Street, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

5 h.EsHAh-W Western Manufactures want.
'slerinan IN AShlHrd cut F.isr-turg
r@s6y seller: rady pyohu, no invest
Tsn' App.y Ben e. care The D.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Jcwclry and Wstchc.
Machinery and Tools

FOR SALE. valuable diamond riUg Price.
500 extra %! r-d-rnius pawn i!gart.
Box g oi- care The I.sgatuh.
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EMPLOYMENT
SnleSIncn and AGENTS
do

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t. sell limo OF h.g
beverages: big demand. highest grade
Of goods; 50 per cont conniss!on 500
weekly drawing account Robert Thai
* Company. Sli North FIST Street. 81.
Louis Mo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

FcH SALE. drn6 store. Petersburg. Va;
Transient and family trade; good loca-
'i""' established stand. price reason
bic. owner leaving clty no. l. ass
can" The Isspatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
FINANCIAL
Business opportunities


BARRIER sIIOi' FOR sail" central location.
at once Box SO. car" Tho Dispatch
CoNrECTiONERY ana grocery store for
s"l' owner i"avius country; viii soil
Cheap. so rent . rooms and store. BOX
g "al. care The Dispatch
Cn%FEDTIoNEhN AND restaurant mod
"rn. 'u!ly "pW'purd, centrally located;
oareuin. For uar'!cuiar- address T..
g. BpN ass.
CONFECTIONERY center -. city,
good paying business w.II stand clos.
iuN-s'EN'!ou. old stand. good lease.
fixtures ut"riy new. bargain II sold i'm
m"d.at".y. Boa II o5-. care Tn. DIS
patch
CoNFEcrONERN - Small! stock. Viii
sacrthre II sold a. once. Box II ts.
care Tho Dispatch.
DRUG STORE. colorod section Richmond
doing guu! business. rvIcc. s! QUO cash.
l'oN ''s. car" The dispatch
DRUG STORE ror safe. IN l.ynchhurE one
"t the best stands and fuIIy mOckcd
i!oN a. LynrhburE. Va
GKocEHl STORE tor sale AZ $or,h
sixth street
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Musical Instruments.

NloI.lNS marked in plain figures NO
grandfather story" TO boost tho price,
!lain truth from man that knows.
No rake on for teachers that sell vio-
Inns, that cheat the State out OF l.ccnav.
thut double tht value Innocent
scholars. Manly II. Ramos ia North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

DlsfAICh CLASSIFIED ads are WILLING work
srs. anxious TO servs you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

SALES " EN-Thrcc experienced statesmen
Tor virginia. North and South caro-
lima. selling table slasswa:" for larges,
house Of !ts Kind IN world. Must he
hish class mon. Commission basis The
General sales Co. second noor. $40 Eas,
Mann Strnnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

W \" TED, t"p !u"n from each prccinct
~ richmond. Good pay to producers
Mt ""w"rs 81 East Franklin street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
INSTRUCTION
Loca. Instruction Glasses AZ

Auction bridge taught.
For Information call Madison 555O-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

SAlESNEN 10y store OF factory lines nav.
'ug 81. IS features that get orders !.iv.
men SKATE y"ur preference and rApcyi-
rnCr M!rs l"i03 Quebec Avenue
cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

Statesmen wanted. We make 10 order
Two priced tailored line to be sold
direct TO wrnrer for so and S32 strictly
Atwood fabrics and good trimmings
Union label. our commissions are yery
liberal, Experienced amen preferred
references. Sch!oss Tailoring Co. En-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

WANTED to
represent local distribu-
tor of automotive equip
ment; experience neces-
sary. Unless qualified to
really represent, don't
answer. c 500, care The
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-aiaIo

dECOME clts ma! carriers. commence,
vie month. for Tree sample caaminA
ton questions, Apply today sure. Box
a. $40. car, The Dispatch
wASTED-Men over -. &35-!iss mouth.
RAILWAY mail clerks List positions free.
Franklin Institute. Dept. az IL.
Roshes;er y
LONG ESTABLISHED New York whole
sale sehera! Merchandise house has *
cepti"nsi opening FOX salesman With car
20 cover N!rglN.n, VS.; Virginia, Su.l n
Carolina. Spleuii1 opportunity il offered
Tor real 1--we hustler. Reply fIlly, CIV
!hS ago, references, experience And tor
fltory SOu can cover. Commission has -.
1hs Washington NILS. SyJ Broadway.
New York city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

You ARE wANTED--U. 5. EoycrnrncnJ
needs men women, over Il. !g5-!lg.
month; steady. no layors; short hours
Vacation list positions free. VIII. to-
day sure. FRANKLIN Institute Dept
i+s h. Rochester ~ Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Statesmen and agents

AGENTS OOC,OOO Fords need our 80
guaranteed Fan oeii. Cost YOU ,l.G5 ici.
Iozen Teuschrr y SON 81. Louis, Mo-.
AGENTS-Me'. women. max" So to 800
weekly selling silk hUsS-Iy direct 20
consumers, We deIiyr. SAktvN Hosiery
MlL.s. $40 E.itM ANnn-.-- ~. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

SALES EN--S0mcthius new! Exclusive
or SIDE lluc. Absolutely money -bn c X
guarantee makes prospects easy 10 close.
You collect and keep az your comm,s
sion s. each sale. The Chcswold Com.
pau". l.HusiOwuc, Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

DISTRICT MANAGER wanted for this
territory Must have had successful
specially sales experience. Wurk w!Il
he TO sell the trade ana hire and tram
denOnstTutogs ;ur S"Chrtst Pressure
Cooker. See articles showing Svchris;
cookers June D"licu"stur. page 90. and
July Good Houssk."Uius, page -. Cooks
food IN one ;hiri time with on, -Ihi-:
ius! Used at STATE universIty ana toy
government demonstrators. Sold on pay
inen's carried ry cumyaHE. say" t!u"
10y sending photo. business history. aE~
and references. CORES puHdvnCe con-
ndcn;ial See DUN ur BraGstrects for
our rating. Albert Srchrist MfE, Co.
III L.nEAm Str.et. LkmAeE. EA.n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

COLLEGE, and normal graduates Join the
ohio Valley Teachers Agency can
pace you at good salary. North. W,.,
or South. A. !. jolly. MH. Mentor.
Ky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

MAKE BlG MONEY introducing "po,ar e"
h"" poll tnut yarnlsh.s sells ON
% muustga'!UE to households. hutoIuob. IL,
ann Office furniture owners reTca, ora
''s follow, exclusive terTitury to pru-
ducers. "Nvcr!cuC" unnecessary. write
Cor free particulars. American Povar
Corp $50 West FirrS eighth Street.
NeN forK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

AGENTS WA$TE!-Meu's line bolts. hat!
me price OF Joupers 1875 MONEY maa.r.
PROTECTED territory. send for part.ru.
iars Gil'h beh GO. Drawer go
ANrun OHIO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

AGENVS-.eO per cent p:unt wcnderiu!
little article. something new sells like
widhrti carry Ia pocket. write lat ono.
tor free sample Albert Mills. Genera
Manager, $40 American Building. en-
c!Unati. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
f'R SA LIE.
! Wp FiiEAFER BUILDING,
I.lnERTY rIIEATER.

40 I"rt by liy icci.
2"&' i'-.2 f'vt by 1875 feet each;
49," wings o"e addition. II feet by
)" feet, Approximately eight - clear
s.hH trusscs. sixteen /. inch by 10
inch post. average is feet high; I
inch 10y 10 inch !amiGa,cd sins: .
."ch by linen moor joists, IS inches
"n center ceil"G. T. q. * ". b. ::
German sidinS. o-!nch face. 30 sash.
pane lOAi', - DOORS > panel.
go. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

AGENTS-3V0-E.J we-a. Free samples
COD s!sH letters. Any on. can i,Ut ON
stO.N Windows. big demand. liberal offer
to genera! agents NetaliIg sl.ci,ct Co.
i1a :>lrth Clara, .-.Ac.t0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

AGENTS Gazing t5o.:oo weekly selling
Royal W." scroll. every home 80.
comes you. almost all buy liuNtor-
West-r'uaa C-.. 1908 Sorth American
Bldg. chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

NJ EN--Sso weekly. travv! by aut1 aui
install! new stove comvcrtor IL ever,
home. wonderful invention. cook Nnt
40 Eas OF electricity needed. Wc fur
nish auto. Thomas M:S. Co, Converter
$50. Dayton Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

MES WANTED for u. 5. mail service:
sil5 10 $3.50; experience no; required.
CORES ponienc. cuuTs. unnecessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

WANTED man B a. older with Ford
~oadstcr, TO handle permanent business
~ own IN Richmond Prefer man 90
means, but capital no, rcGui:od. a ,.r
furnish stock An opportunity :o- SOM"
w0rkcI. Ron cigar co.. shelby. y a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

MANS picndsd oppo!tuu.ty !og AN hon
'si. capable man to operate farm near
Richmond Chickens small fruit som.
'ruck. Answer. with references 20 q
81. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
HclI,-MuIe or Female 3,

MIN AND WOMEN wanted to learn the
barber trade. Tuition. 3S5. tools free:
diplomas given. Write for information
R!chmcad Barbe- College. Goa East Mar
shall street. or Norfolk Barber College,
2?< BknS Street. Norfolk. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

DISTRIBUTE our widely known candles:
quickly develop your own independent
business and obtain new Ford auto
mobile free. Write for exclusive terri
tory plan. Scotminis co.. 80 Scotlnlnts
linihtnE. L.rscy CITY. y. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

h"'u. Va. bcfpr" August list. Hlu.
NdE" fumishins Corporation. VIM.
TO THE MAN or woman
who is able to invest
$1,000, we will show them
a large dividend
proposition that is as
safe as Il real estate
mortgage. Box l. S7S,
care The Dispatch.
5000 REAL ESTATE note. duo abou, nine
months. per cent interest. VIII sell
for $40 Address l.. %. Box ivYJ
YOUNG MAN. with experience aud some
capita! would like To invest with serv-
Ices IN automobile accessory business.
What have you to offer? Box IL CSJ
The Dispatch
W Ill. sell established rOoming nous. bust
ness reasonable To quick buyer. Terms
II desired. 400 East FrnnkIin street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

TWO men TO sell household necessities
and food products. Good proposition to
hose who qualify. RanIltn Products
Co. Room 30. So East Main street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

AGENTS. patented s1"c!a!tJ that ms
rea! need IN every home. agents clear
ing I55-Sl0o Wcckly Sprngl.r-l.p o,r.Is
Nc. Co 1910 lihr.nnI lk.Ir ,-h-r,L.,
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FINANCIAL
30
Bushes, opportunities

rp PUBLISHERS AND PRlNTEKS--Wc
AFRO selling our news equipment. model
- linotype, cylinder press. ChisrS
T.. lot presses. Can b. seen al wayu"s-
h"ro. IA. hefor" August LIST. Blu.
EidE" Publishing Corporation. VIM.
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The Dispatch Want Ads Can Fill Your Long-Felt Wants
EMPLOYMENT
Snlcsnlon and Agents
SO

REPRESENTATIVE by leading
manufacturer artificial flowers for s,oT
window OF hom. decoration. nrst.clas,
salesman. Commission only. no al
N'nces, but p"!msncnCy and splendid
business worth over 5000 yearly to
man Of Gr.: and ability, State fully
Qualifications. references. age. Address
AEHnc!al Flowers. EOS Adams. Chicuso
SALESMAN with good established trade
to G!SSO+. Of special Close outs n lamps
"HA lIr!wa:. crOChsry ana glassware at
prices considerably below present market
value. commission basis; no samples re-
guiTed. Must be trustworthy and re
liable Apply, giving references AMI CA
perir"c" ~ nTsi letter. J. Il. g.. Dept
u. ). :. Howard Street. Baltimtr.. Mo
SA-ESMAS-A i.A..G. ', ':pASY.
MANUFACTURING Sal -.
EQUIPMENT, has OpENl .G
TWO HlGi. CLASS. E-NPE. -,
SALES MEN. STATE HEFEREN, ~,
AND PHONE ,MBER. l.. .. BOX
$50. RICHMOND. IA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23
JEWETT CITY

The Christmas music on Sunday at ths Methodist church includes the following program: Organ voluntary, Joy to the World, Handel; anthem, Worship the King, Wilson Gloria Patri; Angels from the Realms, Smart; Brightest and BeSt, Harding. Miss Christine Burdiek, organ st: W. J. Robertson, Jr., chorister.
 Rev. Herbert wiEber's morning topic will be Christmas Giving. In the even ing he will speak of the coming of Christ, the talk being illustrated by Christmas pictures
 At the Congregational church the mu- sieal program is: Voluntary, Prelude in F, B. L. Ashford; anthem. The Herald Angels Sing. E. S. Lorenz, with baritone and obigato solos by H. B. Paul, WH- liam Marshall and B. H. Hiscox, JF. ef- fertory. Wonderful Story, G. D. Wilson, arr by Ira R. Wilson, an anthem with obligato throughout by Sadie Thempsen !; postlude, Grande MaFche de CcmmeRo- raisen. Scotson ClaFk=Seeger. F. s. Leonard, organfst; MTs. B. H. Hiscox, Benjamin Marshall president of Con- l necticut Woman's college. will occupy the pulpit The c. B. meeting will be led by Lauretta Alley.
 The nnsical program at the Bartist church includes, in the morning: veiun- tary. christmastide Recollections. W. J. BaltzeH: anthem. And There Were Shep- herds, Mrs E.. L. Ashford; offertoire, When Christ Was Born, R. W. StuHs postlude, Postal March in F. J. B. -Rob- erts.
 Evening-voauntaEy. CAThtn1as Pre- lude Nazareth, On, GeuDod; pestiude Christmas PeStIude, D. S. HosmeF. 1 Rev. E. p. Scates' morning subject is Christ Born in Our Hearts, the fourth f the series of Christmas sermons. Thers will he baptism after Sunday school h the evening at a cantata, Chrfstmas l King, will beagiven by the choir Miss Alice Gilbert, orgaHist; Mrs. c. IL Prior chorister.
 Christmas music by St. Mary's choir given on Christmas day: Third Mass h B fiat, Leonard's; solo parts, Mrs. Noel
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23
Garand, Miss Edna sharkey James o..

Garand, Miss Edna Sharkey. James Oi- son. chorister and organist.
 The Pachaug church Christmas exer- eises are to be held at 7.30 tonight Santa Claus will appear, and there will be three plays given by members of the Sunday school, with special music. The women of the church are asked to bring cake.
 Mrs. Gallup is very i'll at the home of her son, Edward Gallup, on Main street
 Miss Dorothy Paul is at home from the Norwich sanatorfum for week
 The students who are attending several colleges are at home for the holidays.
 The employees of the A. B. Burleson Co, Inc. were very pleasantly remem- bered by the company on Friday with gifts of boxes of candy for the girls and tobacco for the men
 The town schools closed Friday with Christmas exercises until Jan. 2d
 At the Congregational church Friday evening Christmas party was held. A Christmas tree was loaded with gifts, and Harry Paul as Santa Claus appeared with pack on his back from which the children helped themselves to gifts-to some of them it was a realistic perform aRce. evidently. by the size Of their eyes. The~program in eahrge of Mrs. Carle Mum was given by the children as fol- lows:
 Apentng song, Sunday school: reeita- tion. Russell Carpenter; recitation Olga zegeer song. Mrs. Robinson's girls; reef tation, Miss Parkhurst's class; recitation Howard Stehbins; The Story of Jesns Mrs. Robinson's girls recitation, Edward Richardson song. Miss Parkhurst's girls recitation, Janet Wilcox recitation. Ruth Mum song. Sunday school, Ice cream and cake were served under the directior of Miss Sadie ThoHpson. Miss Irene Stewart was the aeeompanist.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23
SPRING. HML.

Rev. H. W. Tillinghast read his res- 1gnation as pastor, of the Spring Hill Baptist church last Sunday to take ef- feet March 31, 1928.
 The Thermometer registered four de- grees above zero on Wedn esday morn ing. the coldest this winter so far. Ev- erything was coated with ice which makes travelling on foot very difficult. 4 chimney fire fn the house occupied by Brother Litt1ew6fth. called for the services Of the local volunteer fire de parhnent on Sunday evening which promptly responded and, under the di- rect.on of Foreman Frank Davis pre-. vented any material damage.
 The wires for the electric lights are nearly all in place and will soon be ready for. the connection. A, -...-
 Carroll Hawkins, who is in hospi- tai in Wi1limantic as a, result of injur- ies received about twoe weeks. ago, is so lar recovered as to- be- able to sit up every day. and expec to come home soon.
 About 25, attended the regular meet. ing of the Mems club at, the Baptist church on Tuesday evening the Ladies' Aid society furnished an oyster supper there were piano duets by Mrs. Weld and Mrs. Gillette, and an informal ta1 by Rev. W. V. Allen of Willington. and Rev. B. F. Nye of Hampton. The nexi meeting will be held at Mansfield Cen. Ire the third Tuesday evening in Jan uaFy, when the committee on new, by, laws should be ready to. make report.
 o. B. Mason has been confined to hi, bed for two or three days as a resuh of fall aT ~
 Ar. and Mrs. Weld. expect to go tr New York on Saturday to spend th1 holiday season. ,g .ts
 The Ladies Aid society furnished sup. per for members of the Mansneld rau association and invited guests to tht number of about 70, at the church CT
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23
COLCHESTER

Louis Engler of Norwich was visi. tor in town Wednesday.
 William Mcdonald and Meyer Cha fetz, who are attending Colby college Maine, are at their homes in town for the holidays.
 !. Mrs. Fred A. Book left Tuesday to spend the holidays in New York.
 Reginald McDonald Of Hartford is the guest of bis. father, Samuel MoDos- aid on School street for few days va cation. .sH Arthur H. Chapman and Leo White were visitors in New Haven Tuesday.
 A. Thomas of, Lebanon twas call ing on friends in town Wednesday,. E The, school term for the Christmas vacation closed Friday. Examinations were held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10.30 untils 12 noon. Fri day morning a meeting of fee debating club will be held 2 The. topic for discus sion is Capital Punishment.
 Michael Sullivan of Bozrah was a vis- itor in town Wednesday.
 Saturday morning at 8 o'clock there will be a months mind mass at St. An drew's church for. the late Jeremiah J. Sullivan. .....- in Boston, is at his. home on Broadway for the holidays. :-
 Mrs. William E. Strong and daughter Miss Belle.R. Strong, left town Thursday morning for Norwich, where they will i spend the winter with Mrs. Strong's daughter, Mrs. Hattie, Reynolds.
 Roger Foote of Lebanon was caller here Thursday. s.s .. 1 George Case, carrier on R. F. D. 4 is having his vacation. : Substitute Carrier Jerome Sullivan is caring for the route during. his absence.
 Harry Book left town Thursday ts spend the holidays with friends in Dan bury. :.
 Miss Margaret O. o'Gonneil, who is prin, cipaF of a Hartford school, is the guest of her sisters on Pleasant street.