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The New York herald., 1922-06-18
GLEN RIDGE. n. j.
New York state--sale or Let.

A delightful homo on beautiful Ridgewood
Avonuc-J00 IT. frontage. $50 IT. deep. The
property is surrounded by other large attrac-
tive homes.
The house (30x7o ft.) has wide verandas
and southerly exposure. On the ground floor
there is a large reception hall. library. a
music room, nursery with lavatory, n
dining room, buffers pantry and kitchen.
Cellar is large and dry with laundry, toilet
and not water heating system.
The second floor has masters rooms with
baths. Also servants rooms and bath.
The third floor is not divided into rooms
and offers fine play floor for children on
rainy days. IL desired II can easily be
divided into four more rooms. House has
quartered oak trim and finish throughout.
Electric lights. There is a garage for 3 cars
with second floor containing rooms and
hath for chauffcur's family.
This place is particularly attractive for fam
lily with children. Glen Ridge has the finest
schools in the Srate--a primary school two
blocks away. Can save sntire interest on
investment ir childrens tuition fees.
Glen Ridge Is committing suburb of New
York Business and Professional Men--no
facturing--Community Store only. Fiji
teen miles from New York. Both Lacka-
wanna and Erie Railroads offer prompt,
rapid service-fifty minutes to Wall Street
Write Owner. p. o. Box 246 Glen Ridge, or
phone Franklin 6015. More land can be pur-
chased II desired. Reasonable mortgage will
he considered. Property can be purchased
for less than the value Of the building.
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HOME BARGAIN oSISs cCISs,Al

CANT AM sATHRccSsi rfoT .cSxieS 81;
LESS THAN ONE H0uK ON THE TMHa.N M
PETE. $4,000 CASH TAXES TT. BAL
ANCE ON MORTGAGEs. ALMOST 500 TT.
ELEVATION. BOATING. RATHING. FISH
NE!GIIg0RHoop,; ,,sE Fest OK sGHooLS, sti
CITY AND C0uNTKY ADvANTAG,.ES Ar,. I'm ..,,
VICE. TT rs A REAL OPPORTUNITY AND
SPLENDID PLACE FOR CHILDREN.
CITY HALL STATION. NEW YORK CITY.
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New Jerscy--Salc or Let.
THE ORANGES

We are authorized to sell the fol-
lowing houses at reduced prices.
South Orange (Mountain Station)-Attractive
ii room up TO date dwelling. all possible
conveniences; . car garage: fine grounds
and surroundings Price S2s, 900.
South Orange-New eight room dwelling. two
tiled baths, tiled gas kitchen; sun parlor;
attractive grounds; very convenient loca-
tion. Price $4,000.
East Orange-Elght room dwelling, newly
painted and decorated; 5 minutes Brick
Church station and trolley. Price &1O.Soo.
East Orange--Up TO date semi-bungalow, lO
rooms. sun parlor, sleeping porch; every
modern Improvement. Price $4,000.
Orange---Vcry attractive. modern Colonial
dwelling. 10 rooms. baths; car garage
handsome grounds. Price $4,000 =.
These houses will be sold on terms 20 suit
MANY OTHERS xs, 600 TO 100000.
EDWARD II. BRUEN CO..
a5 Washington place, East Orange. N. u
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sCcENE , :. HvoHs. ...Is ss0. S,...:: s:.l':Es, s
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE

westchester-saie or Let.
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a. vEATHr,RBY A co.. Engiewopd, n. j..
Enriewood mud vicinity--Heni estate.
The New York herald., 1922-06-18
New Rochelle


DUTCH COLONIAL DWELLING. stu
ated in Cedar Knolls. on plot 75x92;
within 10 minutes walk of station.
rooms, baths. hot water heat. Price
$4,000. Apply H-371. Phone Bronx
Vile 800.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24
PLAYS GOOD BALL.
BUT LOSES GAME
BrattlebOro High Drops
Seasons Opener to
keene High
PITCHERS BATTLE
UP TO SEVENTH

Winchester Weakened and Defense Wa.
vered Toward the End-Final Score IL
to 4-Seyen Local lIen Hit Visiting
Pitcher Safely
Playing good ball for the opening game
of the season the Brattleboro high school
aggregation went down to defeat. II to
1, ut the hands of the Keene high school
team, on the Valley fair grounds Satur-
day afternoon.
Up to the seventh inning the game was
a pitchers battle between Mason and
Winchester. but Winchester weakened a
bit in this inning and his support wa
vered behind him, giving Keene an easy
victory. Mason got better as the game
progressed, having the locals well. in
hand throughout the contest.
Lacking the services of Brazil. the
shortstop whose leg was broken in prac-
tice last week, the visiting team played
good baseball The locals showed up
stronger than last years nine. and they
should develop into a real ball club
Seven local men made safe hits off
Mason, which showed that the BrattIe-
bOro boys can WELD the clubs to good
effect. Miller, although he has not yet
STRUCK MS hlJtlng stride, made a good
lead-Off man, getting on twice and ScOr-
ing both times. Winchester. with a long
triple and a single to his credit. showed
his qualifications as a cleanup hitter.
Parks and Parker welded mighty
bludgeons for the visitors. turning in
seven hits between them in II times at
bat
Edwin Culver. who was to catch for
the locals Saturday, was slightly injured
Saturday afternoon when Coach Howard
Pages car slowed into a telephone pole
on the corner of Williston and Linden
streets. Culver's arm was famed so he
was unable to play, McGarrigle. who
took his place, played Il mighty good
game behind the bat. The summary:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24

MEET JUNE IL
Nermontis School Athletes VIII Com.
pete Under University of
Vermont Auspices.

BURLINGTON, April 24.-Prepara-
tions are now under way for the Uni
versity of Vermont : interscholastic
track meet to which all the high and col
lege preparatory schools i'm the state
viii be invited TO send representatives.
The dates have been set for June | and
and individual entries will be called
tor about in the middle of May.
Manager Howard G. Spalding - of
Warren. has been sending out the fol
lowing letter to Vermont schools:
Tins Is To announce the 18th annual
lnterscholastic track and field meet to
be held in Burlington on June ! and ,.
1922 -
The meet will be conducted in the
same manner as in former years. and
medals viii be awarded the winning
competitors and a cup will be presented
the winning team. The visiting athletes
VIII be the guests of the university.
Ne are anxious to make this event
a success IN every way and would be
glad to see your school represented. If
YOU intend to send a team, or if there
are any questions concerning the meet
may hear from YOU in the near future
The individual entries will be called
for about May Is.
- Nerv truly yours.
'HONAPP G.. SPALDING.
- Manager of track.
University of Vermont
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24
CAPTAIN AT VERMONT ACADEMY
Theodore La Clair Heads Baseball Team
Schedule OF Games.

STATIONS RIVER. April 24.-Base-
ball at Vermont academy is well under
way with a schedule of II games to be
played Coach Earl s. Tyler has been
training his squad of - players for q
week or more preparatory to selecting
inc best team to meet Goddard seminary
on next Thursday.
At meeting of the SQUAD Saturday
theodore LaClair, 90 of Saxtons River
was elected captain of the team. La
lar played on the football team and
also distinguished himself in the cham
nlenship game of basketball this winter.
The schedule of games follows:
April q. Goddard seminary at Sax
tons River; April %, Springfield high at
Springfield: May 6, Black River acad-
envy at Saxtons River: May 13. Stevens
nigh at Claremont; May II. Kimball
mon academy at Saxtons River; Nav
-. Black River academy at ludlow
Nav y. Bellows Falls high at Saxtons
River; May 81. Kimball Union academy
at Meriden Nav 80, Bellows Falls high
at Bellows Falls; June ,, Gushing
academy at Saxtons River: June Z.
Stevens high at Saxtons River June 10.
Brattleboro high at Brattleboro June
II. Springfield high at Saxtons River;
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24
WORKER FOR RED
CROSS DECORATED
Sister of Mrs. z. C. FellOwes of Bellows
Falls Receives Medal of Recon-
naissance Francois.

BELLOWS FALLS, April 24-AIrs.
r., &. FciloWes OF 20 South street has re
ceIved news of a decoration bestowed
upon her sister. Miss Mabel Wilcox, ma
tional director Of volunteer service for the
Red Cross, by the French government
1t is the Medal Of the Third Glass
of the Reconnaissance Franchise and was
in recognition OF her work in Buffalo, y
y. as chairman of the buffalo committee
of the American Fund for French
Wounded which later was absorbed into
the Buffalo chapter of the Red Cross.
The citation reads: The President of
the French Republic, BY a decree dated
the 9th Of July, 1921. confers upon Miss
Mabel Wilcox the Medal of the Third
Glass OF the Reconnaissance Franchise. in
recognition of her work during the entire
course of the war and her constant activ-
ity and devotion to the French cause"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24
Bellows Falls Country Club.

BELLOWS FALLS, April 24.-At a
public meeting of citizens held Satur-
day the Bellows Falls Country club was
fully organized and arrangements for a
six-hole golf course made which is ex-
pected to be ready for use within a
month. 1t is to be located on the east
side of the Bellows Falls & Saxtons
River railway, near Barber Park.
Arrangements have been completed to
extend the links as the requirements are
found. One of the cottages at BARRIER
Park is to be utilized as a clubhouse and
will be fully furnished as such.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24

Mass, were guests at the Brooks House
over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy H. Wagner and
daughter, Mrs. Leon Chamberlain and
Miss Beatrice l. Hamel went Yesterday
to Boston. Mrs. Chamberlain will 90
to, Plymouth to spend some time with
relatives. Mr.: and Mrs. Wagner and
Miss Hamel will return TODAY.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24

Detroit has been chosen As the place
for holding the 1922 convention of the
National Association of Retail Drug
gists. and the last week of September as
the time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24
National Leaa ue,
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

American League.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis:
National League.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24
WEST BRATTLEBORO

Rev Arthur s. Burrill of Boston, rep
resenting the national Congregational
missionary societies, will speak in the
Congregational chapel at 7.30 o'clock
this evening. The meeting is especially
for those who are to be canvassers next
Sunday, but all interested are invited to
attend.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24

rity; bases on balls. off Mason 4. off
Winchester 3; struck out, by Mason 9.
BY Winchester 6; hit by pitcher, Flem-
lns' McGarrIgle; time, hours min
utes; umpire, Bowler
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24

The wedding gift of Princess Mary
from the Girl Guides of Ceylon was a
package of the rarest blend of CeyIon
tea, valued at more than $3.50 a pound.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24
BRATTLEBORO HIGH.

huns, Miller ,. NcGarrigIe, Roberts.
". Parker /, Holbrook, Parks 3. Mason
>. Mccarthy, Sjbley; two-base hits.
Roberts: thrce-base hits. Winchester
Parks, l.. Parker; sacrifice hits, Gar
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24
A Snug, Modern
Attractive Home

SiX-room cottage, fin
ished in God
throughout, set tubs,
concerted cellar, electric
lights. In fine condition,
no money for repairs.
Lot 55x125. Henhouse
and garden.
On Moreland avenue,
just beyond Oak Grove
School.
Call 743-W evenings for
appointment.
W. ]. BICELOW
Brattleboro Homes
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24

On the jessamine the blooms come, be-
fore the leaves.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24

June IL, Brattleboro high at Saxton
River.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24

National League
Brooklyn, ;
New York O a
Grimes and Miller: Ryan, Shea and
Smith
Pittsburgh. IA II O
st. Louis.
Morrison and Gooch; Haines and
Clemens
Philadelphia, o 1
Boston. .
Ring and Henline; Vanguard and
O'Neil
Chicago, 4
Cincinnati. 6 ,
Osborne and O'Farrell; Luque and
Wingo.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-24
SATURDAYS GAMES.

American League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Lost AMI f'nl'nu
itItjlifJfjiLES
automobiles tor al

BUICK. 1920 7-pa,senrc-. cona...o. ga,
Antesi. lhnne nnuL.AHrh Z
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Funeral DIRECTORS

EDWIN PHAUP. funeral direeto. and en-
na!Gis-. sos East Main street. Madison
!Si. Randolph 1868.
'apCR&iNG ORDERS pYEp-2i-hour 90
vice. This department. IS given UGr S9-
cial attention. Sohlpss cleaner, ana
DyeTs. los North Fourth Street. Mad
son SOS or Randolph 1888.
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WILLIS KNIGHT

7-passenger; tires, top
and paint good. You
know very well the relia-
bility of the Knight sleeve
valve motor, and this one is
in perfect condition; $3.50
cash and S25 per month for
ten months takes this car.
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OLDSMOBILE

1921; this car is in per
feet condition and a bar
gain at our price, $500,
1918 takes this car, and bal
ance in small monthly pay
mentS.
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INhO: NGklft.hIS
Deaths

BEN EpICT-DieG st his residence socS
GrON"laud Avenue Ap:.! 10. 80 J.. NJ.
" H"ncdic'. 7-ud year ~ H. AK.
tuu.rai N.u take place from Rileys
tni-rtsNiuc psrlor II y NJ Tuesday.
tpr.l l>ch. Friends and acquaintanCv-
invited ln'"rU"r' .n R.vc-y."lS Gem
terry Michigan papers please COPY.
r:LLINGTUN--D.od a. the residence OF his
dausAttr, Mrs Jos r. Leonard Chester
neid County. MonGay morning $500.
floyd y Ellington. in his sith year.
day, 3 y. ". burial IN Ma.ry Ccmc;cr!
H. caves TWO daughters 5irs. Nos =.
leonard and M;s. Eugene WEE. ana
sister Mrs Natsla y. Bailey. * i.lch-
mnni. Nor;oiE rapeEs please copy.
rERKlNs-pied. r, E.rr.n. for the sci,
Monday. Npr.. !! az . =. VI. a II per
Ein-. n 3;ih year % h's ags SON 90
NJ. and Mrs. Jaw Perkins -ae7 w..
Main S-E..,. Eunsr.. mm..-e ...cL.
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PATTERSON

1920 model, 7-passenger;
in excellent condition
throughout. This car can
be had for $3.50 cash and
$50 pei month for 10
months. Hackers, here is
your chance.
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FOR Prompt Service and Convenience Phone our Wants RAN
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantetl--Malc
WANTED.

sALEsME$-sovc-al men q: ability. APP.
ply S:3 West Broad Street
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WANIE ED.
Office manager with sales
ability and some capital to
manage d is II buting
branch for truck and car
the best in Virginia; both
established; popular prices
and good sellers. Over 1O1
boosters in Richmond.
Also want extra trucl,
salesman and one pas
senger car sal C S m a Ii.
Drawing account and com
mission.
These are fine oppo>.
tunities and permanent
positions for the right
parties. Address
BOX E AGA, CARE
THE DISPATCH.
WANTED---A settled white man 20 work
on Farm one wh" DIES not m!ui u; ami
h-ID ia store when needed BuI 1905
Story Creek, Va.
MEN wanted to learn the narp.r ,raa.
Tuition $50: tools trc- Il. a.onas given
W-!te Tor Information. Richmond R.r-
hcr College, Soi East Mar.haU Street;
o. \irfolk Birh"- college. 2.t Ban
Street Nor.o'>. Va.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN q" hnndlt
o"mr!et" li1c % once and 0u ..Hr wood
s.gns: exclusive 20. a y sd. ,.n-. tc-rt-
tory ~ NiTS.n!a nad to Caro!ints. re.
~ maa o, Som" cN2tr;"u. q. capable
az Developing agencies aEI push NIX ,ht
Lar. Iomm.Ssion basis Aad state axe
cspc:i nc etc. BoA SO. v,sa o: The
pispHich.
YOUNG MA%--wili each rghi ,or, .,
r"ary .naa. vino can i1V'>; 500. mos
in'r'eai!nS and proNtnn's line of a;
ara take HIN IS nSSncth'c. BuE :. t5i
care The Dispatch
MEN--Two sood.ap:ca, guunE men ~
special Advertising mast com" va
!"c"iHTsnitd. HoN +. i.S. care rhe D..-
ratci.
YOUNG man stcnngrapner ana CLERK ~
c"i'en, opportunity. e,po:; WORK T. .
Box 7os. C.ty
Wh$T r --M"r w.sh:=s positions hrcm"u.
brn',"n1' "a. coinrcd train por;e-s la-x"
N.rg na roads. ws!tr tor Attenuation.
siIS-f1,p month. 'Npc-icrc" unnrces
st''. in'"t.Hs'!wt. Dept. So. laG!sn.
apol' Ind
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Modern and weil-equipped manu-.
occurring plant FOR sale In settlement
OF an estate. In fun operation.
Output consists OF about 100000
pounds annually.
The above property consists OF:
one sin.s,ory and basement mill.
constructed building. and one nyc.
s'ory and basement storage building
ssuJninihS. both equipped with Grinneli
Complete power plant. consisting Of
two boilers and one iI:ect cnnn.c,cd
engine and generator
The sais wiiI also incIud, al, TAD.
marks. brands. good wiIl. etc, A, vel
=. approximately on. million pound.
OF leaf suiihhl" for the produc,,on ~,
IN" brands being manufactured
Ihe sale VIII talk. pisc. on WE'D
NESDAf. MAY ;. l.e. ana poSl,Iv.ly
be cold TO the h.g"Sst bid
fos further particulars. adar.,, N.
LOWELL. BuFFiNuToN TOBACCO
co.
CoN'aston. ny.
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AUTOMOBILE

Service misunderstanding 10
POSS y earle -Automoulir r=paIrius and
general machine NORA loVU-I. N,.i
Mai" street. Bouivvatd i25
Z. >. Gil.SON-DoGs" r-pa.riny. a.xh,
service 1914 wssr Hru.ii Street
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GRANT

Touring, 1919 model, in
good condition; S125 cash.
balance in small monthly
payments.
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FOR SALE-D s,rlou,o..hip q, y,lu,hI,
aEt" "cc+ssn=: -o"n~r leaving ,l:y anu
NJ! sacrince. small s,ocn on hand
fhous Randolph 55i0-W
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING


lNDENED FOR QUICK
REFERENCB
Iac thu Tcirphunr-CnlI Randolph
Ask for wnnt Ad Taker
CLASSIFIED entertainments ordered
.cr THE RICHMOND TIMES DIS.
i'ATCh daily morning edition WIZ
appear in tie neat euitiOn OF The
~ ENISG DISPATCH. The rate.
Lncn herewith cover morning aul
evening service IN all instances. with
ths exception Of THE uNDA1
separately.
Schedule OF Want AID Rates
&c word daily. minimum
Csc. set gold.
.tsv a word sunday. nin!m:m
GoC. set soi!u
! CONSECUTIVE Inscrtions- C.
SlI.I!us SUNDAY, &c word.
cOnscCulNe insertions. In
cludins sunday, lnc word.
tNo;e the reduction Tor consecutive
:u,criIuns.b
D.spIa, Type
The largest type permitted in the
W AM Ad pages - * point ana the
smallest space IT. winch ii i:-po!nt
t:pr al may ne set IS one inch The
'hte igi lhIS large type is cents -
wUrd daIIy and "a cents d HCSd
sunday. The haiuc scale OF reductions
VIII apply hs tor regular want sos.
Cape, o.Shen ines. waite space are
Charged for at the regular word rake
estimate words to tn. line.
Longer term rates for business al
cruisers on request
Advertisements received as lat" As
10 A. II. and 10 Z. II. each week GAY
And up TO II. ii. Saturday tor correc!
.!sssiIicatlol IN the ueKt EDITION.
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EIi. tan .,lE.SI
Help MISUNDERSTANDING

PANTRY GIHi.-Wdntci experienced pan
Try g!Ti, white. good sa.aIy. room aud
board. Apply steward, Jefferson Hotel
COi.DRkD GIRL from country wanted g..
si..anl; room on !c.. App!y 100 Wcs
Clay
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WANTED.
y live real estate sales
man; salary and COM
mission; penn a II e n I
employment; to sell SUI
burban property. APP
ply 707 Mutual Bldg.

iNSuEA:IE ME% should secure .geacy
now fuv EEr-ybOiS D.sanIIty policy,
JuS' "dt giving salue rat-s 10 all cass-s
-: -i,.s ;p."ni:d proposition ;ht' VIII
double ys.r Income. Johnson :: A.!an.
Southeastern Managers. Ia Bond B!d;
wash.:tEiou, d. -.
WANrED-Two young men. -. good APP
ieH-arNo. as- - ana -. la .; y 40
vcrts-ng woT.s, must 1c ready 10 leave
town Immediately. g. Nj Paddles
i.Au-i Z u. ShArlrn Iinttl.
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Special Notices

ELlTE BEAUTY rARLOR-Ovc- Koh.er's
iewe.ry store. :" East f-nad. lair
dressing, fAc!s! and scalp massage. sham
roofing A~fce. waving and as ni:Ls OF
H.nna Treatments
MEETING NOTICE-Tha
Royal Order OF Lions will
meet toni G ht, 7::30
o'clock, at 200 L a 5 /
Broad Street, Do not
fail to be there. Samuel
Balm, State Director, Sill
East Franklin Street.
Phone, Madison 5l99.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18

Modern and weil-equipped manu-.
occurring plant for sale In settlement
Oh nm estate. In full operation
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BUSINESS SERVICE
misunderstanding
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

House ana sign pain, M E.ndoInb ~
f-ulCOrcr (. Graves
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Professional Services
Repairing

HAVE your eyes examined e Fi.he-
E!e Specialist Second d Clay
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output consists OF about 100000
pounds annually.
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Hclp-MaIc or Female 81

Observation-Disclosures man or woman TO
So N!-E.a.J Sm.ihH-ld hEms Richmond
i-rri.c-! 10 !gii.iiua!t. Wr!tc own
handwr:..nE E-x l. T25, care M Dis
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Building Materials.
Fuel and Feed
tfuIlsciiu!I Goods
JcMrir, ana M.nrhc.

a. srERli>G SILVER ,ue.r ,aopn,
cr"n Ladies pIcI, ;"t,s. SchaAi.
jewellers -" Eas' broad Street.
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SaIcSuier and Agents

fRi'it TREE SALESM ES-Gnud bushes.
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New Britain herald., 1922-11-06
BRIDGEPORT VOTING
 MACHINES MUDDLED
Are Said to Have Names of Candi- dates Listed in Wrong Places
 Nothing Serious, Lawyer Says

Bridgeport, Nov. 6.--The order In which names Of nominees of the sep- eral parties have been placed In tho Bridgeport voting machines, 1t is claimed, differs from that provided by statute. Town Clerk c. F.. Winton who Is custodian of the voting ma chimes. said today that there would be no change in the order in which the nominees names appear on the ma chimes.
 Corporation Counsel John A. Cor nell in statement said he advised changing the names. All he knew about the matter, he said, was what had appeared in the newspapers He had been asked to approve the order of the names as they are in the ma chimes and he had not done so.
 AS understand the situation the names of candidates for U. $. sena- tor appear in the place in the ma chimes which, 1t Is claimed, should be occupied by the candidates for gov ernor and vice-versa." MT. Cornell said. This would be an irregularity but do not believe 1t would be of sufficient importance to ehuanEer the validity of the votes cast for either candidate named and certainly would not invalidate the entire election.
 T have recommended today that it would be practical if the order of candidates on the machines be made to conform with the order named in the statute but l do not know wheth- CT this can be accomplished in time for election"
 Through an error said to have been made in the office of the secretary of state the names of the socialist party nominees for representatives were Jeff out of the machines. They said that they would contest the election but the names have been placed in the machines. They are those of Alfred S. O'Brien and Harry Williamson.