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Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
KNIGHTS OF coLr,rnrs

The first free correspondence school
IN the world is the largest welfare ven
ture OF the Knights Of Columbus. Hay
Ing realized that innumerabls war veter-
ans desired and were entitled 10 the
free technical trailing accorded 20 ,heir
comrades, IN the K. Of c. schools. the
Knights decided that the most practical
bic way to provide this training was by
correspondence.
Some nine months age the K. Of c.
instituted research work among the priu-
cipal mall instructors OF the country.
finally evolving. a system that provides
maxinum curriculum at minimum costs
the veterans get the cu-rinulum while
Casey pays the bills.
Under the plan the K. Of c. can pro-
vide at the outset 10000 courses to vet
Grams without any cost for enrolment,
tuition or materials other than the obvi-
ously inescapabie items OF postage and
the pen and ink necessary 70 write ire
lessons.
The curriculum numbers twezty-nine
courses-bo bookkeeping, accounting, in
come tax procedure, commercial law,
commercial correspondence, plain Eng
lish, paragraphing and punctuation, Eng
lish composition, business English. Eng
lish for new Americans, Spanish. French
ICGEan, D2llns mathematics. mocha n lea
drawing, blue prints and plan reading
plan drawing. architectural drawing, civ.
Il service. civtcs Cor foreiSn-born Amer
leans, steam engineering. steam boilers
steam engines, gas and Of! engines and
gasoline automobiles.
TIE procedure Of enrolment IS Eiu-
a. TIE applicant addresses Will
lam ]. McG:aleE. supreme secretary. K
o. c. National Headquarters. New Ea.
ven. Conn, Educational Division. stat
ing which course or courses he wishs,
to undertake. Also, briefly his serTic,
record, giving number and date OF dis
charge, and his reagon why he cznno
or does not enroll for the course IN on.
OF the regularly established K. OF c
evening schools. He Is then student o.
the K.-C. Correspondence School. Their.
is no creed or color line.
AL courses are directed BY practIcet
professors IN the colleges and universe
ties OF the country and are planned :,
carry the student through at least ST
months horne study. A special floor hsi
been equipped n the correspondents
school and II Is planned. after the initia
enrolment Of 10000 students, TO enlarg
the work so that every war veteran. NJ
matter where located. who desires train
Ing may obtain Il free OF charge. 7
| need be the already large curriculum
| Will be extended to provide tuition desir
| ed by bodies Of men who may not ssiec
these already announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
KN1GHrs or pYrnIAs.

Officers were installed by D., D.. G. C.
William Dreschler at the meeting. Of
Wauregan lodge Tuesday evening, at t3e
Buckingham Memorial as follows. !. 4 >.
Chancellor commander, H. B. Parma
lee: vice chancellor, DR.. K. k. Marx.
OFT prelate, G. Parker : master Of work,
J. Greenstein; inner guard, Harry Grant;
master at arms, Harry Solomon. Trustees
for period OF one, two and three years
respectively were elected as foIlovs;- J
B. Mallet, J. Greenstein, Dr. Mar1oH!
The lodge made an appropriate gift
to the retiring chancellor commander,
Casper Graf and elected him representa-
tive to the grand lodge with Edward
Pratt. ~
Plans were made for. Norrich PytAi-
an day to take place IN May. when a big
celebration is planned, the feature of
which will be street pSrada at: which
over thousand Knights I'M uniform
are expected to be present from all; parts
Of the state. Between now and then
the lodge WIFI work to have a. large,
class Of candidates for initiation On
Pythian day = 49, :
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
NOTICE

Notice e hereby given - 81 pef<S=s
liable 70 pay tzHes II The Town y LII
anon that I have q rate 5ili. w.;h var
rant attached. for the collection; ~ "a
Of seventeen 40 uls OF TIVE dci a. o.
the Grand LIST as u October. 1871 all
that said taxes ere due ana Us.yahis O.
the first dag Of ApTl, 1922
The Collector vii lnest rs -azSzyeTs
as 1o-.ows.
At the Town Hail at Lebanon Ceatet
or Monday April 3. and alto or M51Jay
May T. from 10 oclocA r. n. unti: ,. :
At the Store OF Orvlle " GerisT. e.
Saturday April p, from anti .
o'clock ?. n
+ Al the Waterman School, 5z SATURDAY
April 20. from until o'cioci. ,. m
Interest and legal fees VIII be addse
after sad taxes have been due ard rr-
paid for thirty days; and ali persons
negleoting this notice VIII be proceedec
against N accordance sFkh the E.atutez
Of this Stste In such cases made aEs
provided.
GEORGE z BRTGGs
Collector Of Taxes
Dated a Lebancn. Co.a., this sth az
of March A D. 1922. naxi1n
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
ODD LADIES. NJ. o.

Loyal Victory Lodge. No. 1. held its
regular meeting Thursday evening At
Pythian hall with Mrs. Abbey Olsen.
noble grand, presiding. One uenloer was
initiated. It Wa5 voted 20 have a rliscel-
Iane6us seHe after the next meeting. After
the ;S1fsinesss meeting social was enjoy
e6 5ys those present.
e4fts was with regret that the resignation
q. MIA. Bertha Bentley, deputy for the
past tso years, was accepted. Mr.. and
Mrs. bentley are leaving this week foF
Providence IN appreciation Of her good
wsorE the noble grand, Mrs Abbie Olsen,
n tbehSit Of the sloaEe presented her :
bsshEifuigg cut glass wage MED with carna-
tIef6 During ,tife, farewell reception re-
fSfesKsneiits were served =
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
COLUMBIA
TAX CoLIECToR,E NOTICE.

Notice, Is hereh~ given . all pe-ssaf
and corporations abr to Pay taIes z
the Town OF Columbia OF he FAX Isl 81
1921 that VIII receive eaid taIss a. The
times and places hereinafter ce1iEnzt@1
viz:
Al Yeomaas Hail Celura5tE- Conn. &C
Saturday, April 8, 1922. from g. II to
p m, and from ? ,. N. 20 ? M es
Thursday, May Z. 1922, and a. tbs gtors
o. W. Z. Slater. Hop River, Conn, HV5
Z, 1922. from p n TO ! ,. n
Said taxes VIII become due ana ysy-
able on Saturday. April 6. 1922. ard AZ
taxes remaining unpaid one month aff-z
legal notice. interest will be collected a.
the rate Of nine ~ per cent Until Al
are paid. together with all legal chz-Tee
Taxes shan be deemed TO beco-ne DUE
on the first day OF which tae ccEec2o5
thereof. according 20 the eer--z OF th-
NOTICE given By h!la, shall be ready ~
receive them.
VICTOR BRoUSSEAU.
Collector Of Taxes for the Town u
Columbia
Dated al Columbia Conn. thh Isst
day OF March 1929. m2riSs
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AT a CoUKT a. PROBATE HKI.u
a. Norwich. within arG :or uis Dia,f'ei -
Norwich. On the 18th day q March
A D 1929
Presert-NELSoNs J. ATLI,-G. Judgr
Estate CO Robert Ca-STe1. ate o.
Pm. II said District. deceased .
:, ..ssrod. That the Administering eiis
the creditors. Of said decszsed 10 S-arE
in their claims against said estate Sith.=
six months from ihis date. by rcatinr >
notice 10 ill:t effect. together Eith 4 esty
Of thia oider, on ;iie signrost nearest =
the place where said deceased Last swuss.
and la the same To0r and ~ pubfishsbs
the aame once in u uclEEpzpsr harsas :
circulation IN said District. and mGhs ~
turn 10 this Cart.
NELSON :. ATLING. JudrA
The abo e and foregoing - l. u, t-ary
- record.
Attest: HELEN II. pIiEsC;sEE
CLARK
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
SONS OF HERMANN.

Henry Leopold, F. Muller, F. steinke;
T. RoessIer and E. Biankenfeld Of Ger
mania lodge OF Norwich were visitors
last Wednesday evening a: the meeting
Of Herwegh lodge OF NeT London, where
Mr.. leopold spoke OF the benefits Of the
organization and Mr. Biznkenfeld spoke
Of the naturalization branch. The re-
marks of the visitors were listened to
with interest ana made the meeting one
of much value to the organization. Her.
man staab Of Herwegh lodge explained
the sick benefits that the Sons Of TL4s-
mann offer
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
BALTIC

The Lentsn sermon "Wednesday sven,
ing was preached BY Rev. Father Joseph
z McCuen. OF Waterbury.
Mr.. and MIS-. NJ II. Donahue arc
spending q few weeks IN Florida.
mr.. and Mrs Joseph Cote are dangerous
" I'll at their home on Main street
Desire Arpin. after an Illness q four
weeks is able to be about.
Charles Bouv,Er OF River street is con
fined 10 his home by Eevere attack Of the
grip.
TIE Baltic Mills company has been put
ting up new electric poles frorn their COW
er plant to the. center OF the village along
Railroad street.
The office equipment Of the Baltic Mills
company has been transferred TO thei4
new quarters
The working committee Of the x. o,
c. held business meeting IN the town
clerks office Thursday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
FoREsrEKs

~
cau,t city Of Norwich, 10. So, had &
class Of. eleyen worked in the Initiation
degree by the new degree. team Of tbs
court rs {. special event for It's. meeting
in Steiner hall last Tuesday. evening.
The team was in charge Of arthur Gag
non and displayed the work In q highly
commendible manner TO the great eHter-
ta!nment OF the crowded hall r. .z+'4
4. D. G. C. R, Frank J. Murtha sppr-
red the members to new Efforts by hfs
BRIEF talk upon the membership drive in
which Court City has already made: good
response but Is scheduled to do even bet
ter yet.
\ smoker IN which two ronnd boxiHS
bout was g feature followed the bus
mess part OF the meeting and rsfresh-
nlents were served. Tie committee IT
charge included Henry Clement, Henry
Concdon, J. f. Portlance, Arthur Gag
non and George Fox.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
LEGAL NOTICE
rAxPAYEEs. NOTICE.

Ao.ice Is hereby given &C all persons
Liable TO Jay taxes n the Torn o. Lis
bon that / have a warrant 20 lew and
collect tax OF thirty 800 mills on the
Goila- on list. last made due and fr.y-
able April I. 1892. and for the purpose
q collecting the same / VIII be al the
Bttssyllie ScnooihoUse. Saturday, April s.
1923, FROM 1880 10 ,. M: al The Town
House, from $50 TO .. m. a; the Bend
schoelhouse, Saturday, April IS, 1872,
from 2 TO $40 p. m
Interest at tie rate Of Per. cent. will
be added from the day taxss'secsme due.
Il this tax IS noi paid during the month
Of April
Dated az Lisl.cu March 6, 1922.
E. ALVIN. KAbIPFF. Collector
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
,PrrHYAN SISTERS

Clouef Tsnxae. No. 0. held = It's regular
meeting st the Buckingham Memorial,
Tharsday evening. Hattie Fowler, most
excellent chief presided. After the nag
salute tho regular business was taken up.
It WIS voted to go TO Wiyitn&ntic April
p, to attend the district convention, Eva
Adams being district deputy Of i've tenn
pleeawhich viii meet on that date. A large
number Of application blanks were given
oct for new zsezzserss Hht6h wa Do taken
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
MOOSE.

A new drive. for members has oeen
launched by Norwich lodge. No. $50.
L. o. o. NJ. and Will continue for the
next 90 days, under the open charter. IN
letter mailed out to the membership
Secretary F. B. Hazard has called the
attention OF the members to the fact that
the lodge has applied for new dispens-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
LIVER ILLS S.

DR.. E. z. Paddock, Specialist. OF
Kansas City, NO. has, distributed free
over 100000 copies OF booklet on
cause and treatment OF Inflammation
Of the Gall Bladder and Bile Ducts
as associated with Gallstones Of the
liver; bilious collie, jaundice, gas IN
digestion. Just send name today for,
this Free Book to DR.. E. e. Paddock,
Box NK-2o1. Kansas City. No. .,ss$ *.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
woMEN's BENEFIT, MACcABEEs

The regular meeting OF Norwich Review,
No. 3s,. ". 3. A. wss held in the American
Legion rooms on Thursday evening.
After the business session was conclld-
ed, District Deputy Hess OF Hartford and
Mrs .Vegiard Of Windham Review. gave a
short address, on the order from a fraternai
sssrsSront. A social hour followed
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
CANTERBURY TAX sorIcE.

Notice Is here's. gi-en TO 81 Dsrson.
liable 20 nay axes IN The Kosn o Csn-
terbGry, On the grand 4st q 1891. tia
I nave rate d.. with warrant at.zclef
tor TIE collection CT 20 Mills OF tie de-
ar, also tor Tie collection y. 4 persorss
tax OF ;. on a., persons from lie az
Of II ~ CO years. Said taxes bec0sTs
due March 20. 1922.
] viii meet the Taxpayers as soi,owM:
At Packer PosiOm>e: Th.TEdaT Mare
23d, 10 = n. 70 L n
At South Cauterburv Poeto.Gcs: ThzE-1-
day March 23d- 1870 20 2-3O :. u
At the Town Cie-S'z once: Erldzy.
March 2Eta. 10 4 ?. r. Also SATURDAY
April 1sth ! 70 ( p n.
At McLeod's Store. Westminster Sat
urdsy, March 25th. ! 10 $50 ?. n.
On al property taxes not pad on o.
before May lst. 1872, Interest and fea
VIII be added from the time they heguanf
due. as the law provides.
All personal taxes Isust positively =
paid OF OF before the LIST day OF MAJ
1899. All persons failing 10 comply wils
this notice ~. be dealt vvith according
70 .sw ia such cases made and Drog!6et
See Chapter .ss, Section 8. PBSHS
Acts. 1903.
Meet me At above places ana zs-s Al
expense
JAMES z. ToT-SE.
Collector
Canterbury. Gem ,ais lsl 6sy -
March. 1922. zsrA5
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
TAX NOTICE
TOWN OF voLUS1owE.

INV eh oLiSIoNh.
Tue taxpgre q tie T0wr. C To,u.
tO1ru Srs 1eVce- Wzl-s,1 a. - d lsss 8
WARRANT 10 collect -sssy ~ = rlliz q
me list q 1891. aisp The Dc-Euzai az
For L1e purpose y cJEectilE - AN
1 wili be at benjamin Gsl.rps Ea,uuta'
Aggii Ist, 1922. rom 10 e. =. % ,. "a
and At y. Byron Gs5luq's. Hundz-. apr
o-ner time l wiz Do - ths Tow chegk 3
Office.
Any tsxgzve- whose taZeE z-e n a.
-5.-rs must IA lis ~ .Gs Tc1- RAT IA
stood Tor tils iOnEes. q o.. 81 tz-ef
must os pad - the Tax Coi.>c.or direct
Dated a. Nolunt0Ta. goaa- 3srct
i4th. 1872.
WILLIAM 4 EATFSlAcE.
coi!ztos.
P. o. yo.untovn. Com mariss
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
rArKoNs OF HusBANpnY.

Norwich grange, No. 1T2, has a new
degree team that is preparing for active
work and will make It's first appearance
with work In the first and second degrees
at the meeting OF the grange next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

to Willinsantic for degree work. Witt
others from Colchester, Rockville. Mystic
New London and Norwich and whitman
tic, Clover Temple Ia 20 have aaothef
class IN June at which the grand chief
Clara Whitaker CT Stamford will be pres
ent with her stan.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

SoTIcE.--Au creditors OF Aald e.
ceased are hereby u1isfird 10 .,-r.--;s si.r.f
sialms against said estate 20 ths -=dsr-
signed at T. T. D. No. L. Norwich. Coz1.
within tie time limited in tn above zne
fore go-ng order.
ANGELISE c. SERVICE.
mar1Sd AdEnsnlst-s trIx
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
ECHOES ECHOES FROM THE LO )eeE ROOMS

ati.an FOR three .. sis5r ,hz. Under this dis
bensation the initiation fee has seen put
at ghv attractive fgure ard should result
III a !s.ge humber OF new Numbers tor
tbs ,Iodgs. -, e3,S,.,.. ~.
Z The members OF both the senior am
Junior lodges are looking forward WIKI
considerable anticipation to the ioirt In
stallptien. of the Officers of the lodge TO
be. held, at. the Moose Home, Laurel EAi.
Sttrday,, March 2eth. Following the in
steiiation s,.chicken dinner win be serv-
&c and there VII be \ Programme Of
music ana soSs. "a.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS

15e "Twonet," the best double
mesh Hair Net made - Satur-
day at ...... Toe
10c Enamel Coat Hangers, at. :. 7c
259-yard Sastins Thread, in
white only-SpeciaI price ...... &c
39c kleinert's Dress Shields, in
three sizes, at .......... 2ec
SOC Marrow Belts. at -! 39c
Women's Leather Hand Bags
and Vanity Cases, value up to
$500, at .................. $f.ts
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
.REBEKARs

: Hope Rebekah lodge, Ms. 81. had It's
rssalGr meeting Wednesday evening n
Odd Fellows hall With routine business
to occupy Its attention. n the afternf az
there was G food sale in the hall WI ~
brought q good gum TO the treasury
It Is expected that there may be degree
work at the next meeting OF the i1dge.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
EXTRAORDINARY "AIl-LNEN'' VALUES

EXTRAORDINARY "AII.LNEN'' VALUES
The following items are what is known as 'un of The
MiP'-hence these remarkably low prices
Size 70x70 All-linen Table Cloths, good weight
and very durabIe-SPecal price each ....... $4.95
Size 7Ozes extra heavy Al-Linen Pattern Cloths
assorted patterns-Special price each .... $6.s5
Size 19x19 AI-Linen Napkins, good weight and ex-
eeient quaHty-Special price dozen ....... $3.50
Size 2Ox2O AllLinen Napkins, particularly good
quality-SpeciaI price dozen .............. $500
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
NOTICE TO cEEnIToRs.

Al a COURT or. PROBATE AKA
zt Norwich. within and Z " the District
Of NORWICH. on Die 18th day Of Hsrel
a. j. 1922.
present--NI5i son J aTII,sc 5a5eS
Estate OF Ni.iism g. STri.;7 ss- -
Franklin. IN said Districr. deaae se5.
Ordered. That the Executor csts -
creditors o. said deceased 70 t-sae -
their Cams against said es-ltu z-rh:a
ak months from this date. By posting Q
uotice TO that effect. together With a sop.
II this order. on = siEnpost~ neE-s.st e
the place where said deceased -sst 1Tr.ss
and in the same TowT art b pubiisi. iae
the same once in a newspaper hzf ~ :
circulation in said District. and isass fe
turn 10 this Court
NELSON l. AIt.Ie,G. susss .
The above and f9resoll4s IS = frlo tsotsy
Il record.
Attest: HELEN NJ. DREscNnsR.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
BANK s1ArraESrs

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Pa~catGck Bank and Trust Cu.Aya. AZ
the close OF business on the 10th 49, VI
March, 1922:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY

fs-insh Bleaehe5 Crash Towel
ins. az pure Linen, value &c
spsoisl price e yar5 ........ 2so
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

NOTICE.-An creditors OF sid &c
eeased are hereby notified TO present. tbsii
claims against said estate 10 ihr under
signed at 26s Hontsuk Ave, View Lon
don. Conn, within the time ltru<ed IN d
above and foregoing order.
CLARENCE ", SMITH.
ma<1so Execptgr
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
WASH GOODS

36-inch Cotton chailies, good
assortnent-SpeciaI price a yd. fe
RppIette, glood assortment Of
stripes and plaids-Also white,
at e
32-inch Romper Goth, In stripes
and plain cobors, at .......... e
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18

ts-inch Ail-Lfnen searfina, IN
ten shades only, value 69o --
Special price q yard ...... q
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
ARCHITECTS
BOWLING

AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS.
Majestic Building Sbetuckct strest
Seven ..1.Ssrs. six TabIes.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
Saturday Special Offerings
TOILET GOODS SATURDAY cANDv

25c Assorted Chocolates. ..... ~
&c Assorted Chocolates. ..... IS
SIC Cream Mint Waters. ..... %
aoc Peppermint Patties. ..... e
40c Spanish Sailed Peanuts. 70
Scc Mixed Hard Candies. am. %
SOC Matinee Chocolates ..... 80
5oc Lowell G. CoveI'a Cream
Caran1els, paper wrapped. 80
5oc Cream Bon Sons ......... 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
Phone Your Wants
To Randolph l
MERCHANDISE
FOR SALE

Nursery S;ocIt--B.s, a.so,,,o. -.
snhu" trees. towering shrubs evergreen.
". '',cs. grape vines und small fruit.
"c'' u'tfc'' Catalogue on application.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06

YOUNG MAN. -. college truln.us. 81
ciicaccd spco!ai,y salesman and al
forms once work. L"sircY conurc, !on
iIc> IL 39t. CAT. The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
Wnntcd-I.iyc Stool,
80

DcGs-Want"J dogs 10 board ut Tc..on-
all" rtiye. l.i.c GA lO0D-acTn fam.
guarantee best attention ana i!.,Ic
H'h.'F OF disease. iiavo had long vx-
prfl"nc" '"!>lEE ana training toys
E"ter"ncca writ" to W. l.. Hamilton
Cashier. i:nuH of Townsville ~ G.
". IL. FAIRY.
MULES - Wanted. several sccoLd-h,uI
drar u,u'%s. mu~t DO cheap and IN good
condition: Will bc la cay Monday. Tues
ga. aNd N"GncsIay. ADDRESS IuI
\ 90. car" Tn, Ii.Ya.th
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06

D'.,'S MOBILE :, s-Y.ss.nges. ms,
''i!. "ill iase $500 for .hi. tua ~,
an NJ Collier after t T. ". Douie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

GlL'Ip!ra, ss,qraa%. Malsn IN t:?'
Mrs. W y. Henley. :"., wes; Cary
years. Shc Is survived uy ono brother.
George v. Gregory, thres dausht"~.,
Mrs } NJ Evans. Ms. r. i. Har-'>
Mrs. ". \. lie"i"y. and i!lr"" SONS. =.
". GIL u W. Gil and T. J Gili--sIl
@: this city. Fun"ru. from ahov" -ss.-
denre Monday, March ''h. ESQ =. ".
Brmtngha and Washington papc,
please copy.
McRAE-:,ic,. sIdGeui.. =, tn. Er.j.d' -.
the Sick. March sih at gao T. ~.
Mary y. Tarh--l NcRh". VIZ" q. Charles
r. McRac. Remains "a; hey residence.
12o! Chafiiu Stree Funeral notice ia,es
MOODY Died. SUNDAY. March ita. ~
;o:iS \. ". q, his residence. 81! south
Randolph street. AFTER !.uEcrIuE lime
@: three months. All" BERNARD Moody
Survived by hts wife, who wss Ml..
virginia Donsho-. n. par-pts. NJ. amt
Ms. j. ". Moody; one sister. Sir. e.
II. Saunders ami 81 b-oth"~. u. N!ahaI.
Moody. Fuueral Houdulph S,rr,t Uar-
i.st church Tuesday afternoon 90 @
o,c.oek intermsa; Hiyery.sw ce7lei.gy.
RoBlNSON--D'.d. sunday ~ i:5; p. ".
March 9. 1929. George Warwirk Npnu-
son. the - months old sIr OF Mr. Jal
MIS-. George W. &. Robinson. -g-c
Fendail Avenue. BE j. zgrvIssI ly h.
parents and on" sister. tls.a X. Rob.
.rsoH. FEuc:al. wA.l.t Sc 20 j.. an1.n-ac,.
.a:ec, fro;u ~" t,,,l"atn % M anil
Ms Thomas J. Robinson, G!u,'- PARK.
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SALESMAN-Msn With twenty v..,.--
perionco 90 inside salesman with wEoIs.
ssio jobb'ny trade IN Uichmonu, Wal.
permanent position with .atubl,sheI
house. any tine. no; afraid ut wuru. Al
iof.rcncs snd bond. l.. y. BuI lo1s
tlclfIunu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-06

BICYCLE repairing. GuRrRntesd work.
HoMlett NicyCiS 20. ES Wrsi Rrnal
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