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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
MANSFIELD CENTRE

Know Thyself was the subject of the
sermon by the pastor last Sunday morn
ing. Communion was observed Ray
n1ond Odds was received into the mem
bership Of the church
About 25 of the nearest neig5-bors Of
Henry Durham were hsnpy to be able to
surprise him on the evening Of his birth
day. March I'd This was accomplish cd
by the guests delaying their arrival until
a late hour. cyclamen in full bloom
was the gift of the guests, the presenta-
ton speech being made by Rev H w
TIllings1ast, Mr.. Durham responding A
lunch Of coffee and cake was served and
there was beautiful lighted birthday
cake. There was music and merry
making, the company spending a delight
full evening.
The postponed meeting Of the Young
Peoples club was held Monday evening
at the home Of Miss Elsie Marsh. Cur
rent Events were discussed by members
Of the committee, Rev. H. W. TiIlinghast
T. Arthur Barrows. Morris Sward. who
later served a lunch of hot dogs" rolls
coffee and cocoa. Games followed the
lunch.
The Ladies' Aid society met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. w A
DavoM with a good attendance.
officers of the library and the guaran.
tors of DR.. Russell Conweis lecture
Acres of DIAMONDS, which is TO be given
here in April met at the library Satur.
| day evening to perfect arrangements.
The report of DR.. E. H Marsh health
| officer Of the town. for February, give,
cases Of chickenpox, . Of whoopins
| cough. measles ), pneumonia l, influenza
| 81 But few Of these cases occurred IL
| the vicinity of Mansfield Center, the ma.
| jority heing in distant parts of the town
| Among new books at the library are
| Conrad. Arrow of Gold; Curwood, No
MAIDS of the North Gibbs, Youth Trl
urnphant; Grey To the Last Man; King
! Empty Sack; Poole, Besgar's Gold
Marshall, Strength of the Pines ane
! Voice Of the Pack; Wright, Helen Of tn,
| Old House. Among juveniles: Ames
Peter. Cow Puncher; Brooks, Boy Set
tiers; Paine Steam Shovel Man; Kellogg
Nuova, the New Bee; Post. Ny Italian
Book; Della Rance, Dog of Flanders.
A meeting of the teachers of the town.
| ship was held at the Center school Tues
day afternoon.
/ Rev. Mr.. Nye of Howard Valley wa.
a guest at the parsonage over Monday
| night.
Willard James Of Plainfeld, N. ].
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. j
James, Sunday.
Mrs. B P. Davis and daughter o.
North Franklin visited at Mrs. c. E
Franklin's this week.
=! Miss Esther Jcsephson spent the weel
with her sister. Mrs. T. Arthur Barrows
Miss Josephson. is convalescins frpn
pneumonia.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

by Rita wefman, deals with the stage,
aud Jack Holt, Lila Lee and Charles Ogle
are the feature paayerh The scenario
was written by Hazel Macdonald and Vi
anna Knowlton.
Eileen. chorus girl. is the protegee of
Pop, an aged stage door keeper VINO guards
her jealously from the intrlgues In which
stage girls ana wealthy bounders largely
figure, to the d1saHvantage Of the forrner
When Eileen meets Larry raylcr, VINO
wins her love. Pop is suspicious Of the
truth OF Larry's sentiments towards his
ward. When he finds her sinpirg cut VI
his life, Pop resorts to daring expedient.
which has a dramatic finale, But, happily,
after a period of dark doubt, true love
has it's innings aud all are rendered happy.
other pictures Oh the bill include the
Topics Of the Day and an Educational
comedy.
+, roday'e bill consists Of oGldwyn's gi-
gantic production Poverty Of Riches
with an sll-star east-Ann Little in 'Srhe
Blue Fox the Pathe news ana a Mer-
maid comedy. Continuous show today
starting at'1.30.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
COLCHESTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen left Thurs
day for a few days visit with friends
in New York.
C. W. Blakesles and Sons are loading
a car at the station with knocked down
shanties which were used to house the
workmen. They will be shipped to New
Milford where the firm has large con-
tract.
Tip Top hall was opened Friday ev-
ening for moving pictures by the new
proprietors THE City of Silent Men"
was the leading film. There was a large
attendance.
Rev. T. D. Martin of Hebron was call
ing on friends in town Thursday.
Lenten services were held in St An
drew's church Wednesday evening. The
sermon and Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament were by Rev. Daniel F. Sui
Ivan. Friday evening the services held
at 100 were the Stations of the Cross.
P. F. Twomey and F. A. Brown Of
Willimantic were visitors in town Thurs
day.
SeIectmnn Mcdonald had gang of
men and the town team out Wednesday
and Thursday, repairing the roads IN
the suburbs which We're badly washed by
the heavy rain Of Tuesday night
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
strand Monday, Tuesday ana "Wednesday

There are scheduled four fine B. +. Keith
vaudeville acts at the Strand for Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday. A well diversi-
fed program that will suit all is promised
Victoria Goodwin will open the pro
gram with musical treat. She sings ana
plays the accordion an dis generally re-
cognized as being among the best piano
acccordionists known in musical circles.
Then follow Hayes & Johnstone who
offer an act called. Say 1t With Flowers"
Mr.. Hayes and Miss Johnsene in their
verbiage Of feweral persuasion are as
cheerful and bright as the bud that ocens
with the early sun. When they Say fl
with flowers" flowers speak a whole lot
and in humorous language.
Clay and Robinson appear In Fresh
from Italy" This is a bright comedy
skit in whiclS<they depict the gullible,
good-hearted credulous emigrsnt and with
the wonders Of a new land, provide the
opportunity for their fun; a very funny
Italian character comedy act which Is sure
to get plenty OF hearty laughs.
SanilUs & sylvcrs are the original trot
rythmists They do a fine DIT of tumelins
] in time with music They are pioneers o.
dancing doEnestics and in their work the:
| have achieved fine blend OF skill and
fun
Eugene oBrien comes to the Strant
theatre for three days run next MONDAY
| in his latest SelZnick comedy drama
/ 'Nchivalroas Charley" whose other nam
Reilly, and whose pet diversion is TO maxi
hard-bciled New York underst and that thu
Celtic temperament is mild and .fongivin.
and shy exespt-when the ladies' are in
volved. And to Charley ReAly's distressed
eyes the ladies' appear to be involved il
| everything
| The action of the stery moves with Raj
raising rapietty, situation following stu
alton, and growing in interest TO the las
foot of film. There are hectic fights, in
spring reseues, GREATNESS escapes ana
I final cPess-countFy motorcycle race be
tween the hero and his bride and the po
lice.
Credit must be given TO Nsacy Deavei
George Fawcett and Huntley Gordon
among the cast. and to Robert Ellis, VIII
directed the picture.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
Davis Theatre Sunday. Monday, Tuesdav
and Wednesday Matinee


A clever little vehicle is Eden and Re
turn" the new re picture starring dainty
Doris May.
Doris has proven her ability to portrsy
the ingenue or the slfb-de5 because Of h
vivzciousness and youth. Like The
Foolish Age" her first re production, ths
new picture Is null OF action and comedy
situations
In The story. Doris as Betty Bayiock. T.
ordered by her father 10 marry one ..
three young men whom he has selected.
Doris take look at them and decides 81
will not have any one Of them. The ef
forts made by the would-be husbands 70
capture the elusive Betty give rise Z,
many funny situations. Getty. in desQer-
alton, urges young man whom she find
hiding if her automobile, to marry he
The father is furious An ends vel.
however, when the new husban nd proyes
his ability by beating the father on tha
stock market and relieving him Of a gun
o. money.
May McAvoy, popular Realart star. will
be seen as Carlotta, one OF Vim. J. Locke's
most delightful heroines
Reared In Turkish hsrem, where erery
girls career, frank discussed and pre- ar
ed for hrom her very childhood, IS mar
riage, Caraotta Is suddenly transpianted
when she is about seventeen, into London
society, the ward OF a most conventional
hlshly connected and inspeccable British
bachelor
Here, the girls childish earerness %
know what kind Of a husband her x1s-d-
ian means to give her to distressss him al
most as much as do her artlessly rude
questions about the age and other inti-
mate details OF the lives Of his women
friends.
Marcus a very troubled time Of II before
he discovers that he loves the delicious 1t
tie nuisance.
A Paramount Magazine completes the
bill
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Inssed congregational Church Neetinrs
The Brotherhood will meet at the Com
munity House. at s5s. Monday evenln-
for supper and address BY Professor
Henry w. Lawrence, Jr.. OF the depart
ment OF history at Connecticut college, on
The Failure OF Democracy"
The regular meeting Of the -Sodaiitss
will be held Monday evening. at T.so.
Wednesday evening. March 18th, TIE
Sodalitas viii entertain the men ana wo-
men Of the church and psrses, and ali
young pec5le, over sixteen, o, the SUNDAY
school and home-time. az 7l5. At the
Community House.
And-week worship. Thursday evening.
at 7.A5. The subject for consideration
viii be The First Book Of Isaiah"
Friday afternoon. at three o'clock, al
the women OF the parish are invited 70 a
meeting at the Park church parish house.
to be addressed by Rev Parker W. Fisher.
OF Star, North Carolina. who is most sue
cessfuily operating home mission Aid
under the new larger parish plan" and
will chow pictures and tell OF his work
The Camp Fire groups will meet In IN .
Community House Friday evening. al 6.f5
for First Aid meeting on BandaginE.
The weekday session OF the JUNO
school will meet Saturday afternoon. az
four O'Clock, in the junior department
/ room.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Aroma flock Of wild geese passed
over the village on their way north Tues
day noon. There were about 80 in the
flock
FarminEton-Wa1ter Ruel Cowles Of
New Haven is directing the chorus. in
Pennington, 1t is planned to give con-
cert later in the season,
Windsor.-Dozens of cellars in build
ines in the central section of the city
were being pumped clear Of water this
week as a result of the heavy rainstorm
New Haven.-New Haven commandery.
K. r. held its annual past commanders
night Friday evening in the asylum Of
the cornmandery in Masonic hall, Church
street. o.
Danbury.-Because Of the smallpox
scare in Danbury and Bethel, the Dam
bury hoard Of health has issued an order
fofbsdding children going to theatres for
the present.
East Hartford.-Twenty years4ago Ed
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

The Letz quartet, which in tn Eft
season has played with marked success
in a large number OF engagements fn
New York city alone. and has elected The
most favorable newspaper comment. vii
present the last program OF the tho Artist
concert series by Connerticut college tn
concert is on Monday. March l5.
Mr.. Letz, the founder and leader o. this
quartet, p2ayed with the Kneisel uusrtet
OF which It is the direct slsccesso-, and
Is widely known throughou, the corrtr,-
on account OF his former connection as
concert master OF the Chicago Symptom
orchestra. and because o. his solo appear
anees with leading orchestrss In many o.
our largest cities.
Mr.. Bachmsn. the second violiniE. was
for several years concert master % tire
state Orchestra in Buds-Pesth Edward
kreiuer, player cf the viola. is a native n
Poland and before coming 10 this countrF
toured extensively with the famous Nor
teau quartet. Mr. Britt. the 'cellist %
Belgian parentsse, has been first 'csiiist
Of the Philadelphia, New York PhHhsr-
monic, Metropolitan opers and Boston
Opera Orchestras
Reserved seat tickets a. g. and $3.50
are on sale az Chi5seys II View London.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
The Week at Park Church

Sunday. March Y. Home Time for tn
Young People at $40 ,. m
Thursday. March 1s, Mid-weeil service
at 1892. m
Friday afternoon. March l.. at thrse
o'clock. at the meeting OF the missions
department. Rev. Parker " Fisher q
Star. North Carolina, viii give an Illus
trated lecture Of his work in that region.
He has been preacher at Hlndmsn, Ken
lucky, and teacher AZ the settlement
school there. then he established a churc
among the Higilandsrs a. Mif Greek OF
the left bank OF ''rrouolesome" During
the var he gave illustrated lectures abou.
the war II the most remote mountain dis
tricts Every cns IS cora.sny invited =
attend ard Sriag friends
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
THE H. C. MURRAY CO.
PENDL.EToN HILL

Ernest chapnsA has been obliged 10
discontinue his weekly trips to che Hill
EniHeh to the regret # his patFsna. HIS
ts1thfufness was much appreciated by
ali.
Kathryn Thompson Is recovering from
grip.
Mrs. Eta Miner and son While and
Henry johnson were in Norwich Thurs
day.
An allday teacherS meeting was held
az Hapville Friday.
Deacon Coon and Willis Alrny we're in
Volasa own recently.
c. f. Main 5s carrying birch brush to
The mill at Preston City
Mrs William Main is stf1i seriously In.
Miss TNlite. registered nurse from
Westerly, 10 attending her.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
GURLEYVILLE

Miss Arlene Durham is under the doc
tors care, Leon Dimock is I'll with ty-
phoid fever, Mr.. Johnson and family have
been Ill with influenza. and some of the
school children have n1urnps and colds.
W E. Bates and Mr. and Mrs. Snow
were in Willmnantic Thursday where
Mr.. Snow purchased a fine incubator.
Doris and Hollis Wood who have been
seriously Ill with pneumonia, are making
a fine recovery, Miss Mildred Dapon liz
the nurse.
Miss Alfredo walker Of Mortified will
return home next Thursday. the 18th for
her Easter vacation
The usual hour Of devotional service
last Sunday was taken up with speaking
bySchildren of the district school
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
Davis Theatre.

Tom carrel! and his "Giggle Getters"
close their engagement at the Davis
theatre to-day with an entire change Of
programme. the extravaganza being en-
titied "A Day at the Derby" which IS
considered their funniest production and
1t fairly teens with joyous laughter,
new songs, new dances and funny farces
There will be a continuous show to-
day with two complete shows TONIGHT
s Sessue Hayakawa In 'Flve DAYS Of
Love" an extremely beautiful photo
drama is worth twice tho price Of ac.
mission itself
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
BALTIC

Town Clerk A. p Cote has received
from the state check for s141T-5e TO pay
for the enumeration OF the children at
tending the Sprague public schools.
The recent high water in The Shetuelet
river at this point caused some damage
along its banks at the lower end q the
Village
The sermon at st. Mary's church Wed
nssdsy evening at the Lenten devotions
was preached by Rev. Father AFthar
Routhier. native Of Putnam.
Emmett Norm, who has been confined
to his home for two weeks, i'll with grip,
Is sbie to De sbOat.
y sire CharToH who WAS dangereAssiy
81 with pneumonia is recovering slsw1y.
Harry IS 0aucher Of Boston Is at his
houle spending . few Days.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

The illustrated lecture by Wallace
Nutting at the Park church, Parish houss
on "Wednesday evening IS an event % IN
usual interest, FOR Mr.. Ngttins aas a,eral
Cd hou.es in New England flied viii
rare antiques, collected both here arl
abroad, which are shown in his color ID
nhotograshs OF interiors He f. an az
thoTity on antique furniture. as he e the
author Of the valuable books, -Fl1r1sltgrs
Of the Pilgrim Century" and the BOOK
about chairs called The Windsor Hand
book"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

Gates and the finance committee to do
his work.
Rev. Robert H. Johnson, vicar Of the
Church of the Ascension, New Haven
delivered the Lenten sermon at st,
Paurs Episcopal church Friday evening
Thursday evening Rev. Walter F. Bor-
ebert, rector of the local church deliv-
cred the address at st. Marys Episco-
pal church, South Manchester.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
united Msrksrn Annual Rn.arA

The annual report of the United Work.
ers is ready for distribution but this
year a. departure is made from the usual
custom Of mailing out the report and it
will be distributed only upon request. In
the business section OF the city those
desiring reports Of the years activities
may secure copy at Cranston Co, or at
the United Workers House at Wash
ington street. Other reports will Be
mailed out on request by thu visits
which are listed in the advertisement on
page this morning.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

At Christ church next week meeting
and services are TO be as follows:
Monday evening prayer $50.
Tuesday, Girl Scouts. 7.30
Wednesday, Boy Scouts. 80.
Friday. Litany and address 4.3e. A.
day meeting of the Church Service Lese1s
Of the Women Of the Parish
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

ward HilIsbrahd C East Hartford parted
from his brothers. He has not heard
from them since. Now he is trying TO
find out what has becprns Of them.
New Britain-Miss MaSel l. Phil.
daughter Of Rev c., F. Phil Of the swe-
dish Bethany church, has been elected
assistant treasurer Of the 7. ". c. A. IL
Mt. Hoiyoke college,, South Hadley,
Mass, for next year. She will succeed
to the Office Of treasurer the following
year.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
BREED THEATRE

Appealing, dramatic and at times high
~ pathetic is the theme iw William de-
Miles new Paramount picture 6roduc-
ton of After the Show" which will be
shown at the Breed theatre Sunday. Mon
day and Tuesday. The story, written
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

Interesting moving pictures win -
shown at the Norwich Y NJ. c. A. tor1or-
row Sunday az 3 O'Clock for bows AMI
az 4 o'clock for men. At each hour
hrdkf talk will be given. and a. the mem
meeting Swahn's orchestra will furnish
music
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

When girl pins . flower en- man s
coat she always tits her ehiA Up ana
looks at it sideways-and the man who
doesn't take tumble is too slow to
lead funeral PROCESSION.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11

"Maplevale" fer Sunday.
The New Haven Dairy frozen dessert
for thin week u sMapIevals" a delicious
eeuoanation Of maple and lemon lee
cream blended with raspberry sherbet.
Place your order early Sold only BY
New HAVEN Dairy dealers soc 4 ufnf
y quaft.-AdT. .
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
New Spring Coats and Wraps
Making Your Home Beautiful
Is No Longer a Task

Not when you choose from such excellent line of
Daperies and Curtains, at these attractive prices 1t is
really surprising to see how little it does cost.
The arrivals in Cretonnes reveal many new patterns
sndkcclorings, that make easy brighten up the home
in harmonizng color schemes
New Scrms and Lace Materials for Curtains in white or
Aecru.
Pretty Things to Enbroider
A. good way to spend long evening lonely day, is
by einbEOidering pretty stamped article.
The Art Goods Section offers you unlimited choice of
Stamped Articles from Bureau Scarf to Made-up Night
Gown stamped good quality linen and fine nainsook
lonsrOth at prices attractive it will help and add to
the JOY, of en1broidering.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-11
What Is Going On Tonight

Motion Pictures ana vaudsvins a,
Davis Theatre.
vsudsville and Motion Pictures a.
Strand Theatre.
Motion Pictures at Breed Thsatrs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-31
SPECIAL,
Low PAYMENT DOWN
HON BARGAINS
$500 TO $500 DOWN

~
room modern cottage. Except
furnacel so TT. lot on north side no q
car line, very handy for East Chicako
party. Also two car garage. All
assessments paid. Immediate pos
session, $500
Side. newly decorated throughout,
electric and gas, now vacant. All
assessments paid. Payments only
SIS month including interest. Rooms
on lot TO build another house. This
cottage furnished viii rent for $40
per week and price is only $1,000.
room new bungalow on Eaton
St, vacant. just completed. Modern
In every respect, and a real bars2ln
at only $1,000.
room modern bungalow on south
side near car line. oak floors thTon gh
out and all rooms decorated, screens.
shades. laundry tubs, tray, etc. Re
duced TO $4,000.
room ] u story new residence, on
haywood ave, strictly modern and
newly decorated Only block to car
line. $3.50.
Why rent when you can own Your
own" with payments in any cases of
less than rent?
Speculative fiat rick in Home
wood. Strictly modern in every res-
pect. Two furnaces, hardwood trim,
decorated, SO TT. lot. all assessments
paid. $10,5OO.
JOHN c. NOWICkI
Quick Sale Bargains"
Corner Oakley and Plummer avenue
Phone Hammond 2171. Open even
ings. 2s:3l
HERE'S A BARGAIN FOR So, 200
IL story house, 4 rooms and pan
try downstairs. l bedroom upstairs
and more good rooms can easily
be arranged. Small cellar, fa1r
barn. This property is within a
block OF the post office and the LOT
alone is worth $4,000 Terms can
be arranged.
J. z. PRESCOTT
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone Hammond 2sl2. s:sI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-31

moral purpose, public indecency,
Or any immoral or indecent prac.
Ice, and such person so soliciting
as aforesaid. shall be known as q
street. walker"
SECTION 2. That any person or
persons violating this Ordinance OF
any part thereof. shall, upon con
lection, be fined in any sum not less
than Ten Dollars $4,000 nor more
han One Hundred Dollars tt1o0.00)
and for the second offense, upon
conviction. shall be fined in ans
sum not less than Ten Dollars
$4,000 nor more than zone Hun
drkd Dollars (sl0o.00) and impris-
oned in the County Jail not TO ex-
Deed thirty 800 days.
SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall
be In full force and effect immedi-
ately after its passage. signed by
the President OF the Council, APP
proved by the Mayor and due pub
location.
(sisnedr J. V. KELLER.
President
Attest:
ARNOLD H. KUNERT.
City Clerk.
Approved by the Mayor this 22no
day Of March. 1922.
(signed) DANIEL BROWN
Mayor.
Passed by the Common Council OF
the City OF Hammond, Indiana, OF
the 21st day of March, 1922, ane
presented to the Mayor for his ap-
prevail or rejection and approved
by the Mayor on the 22nd day OF
March, 1922.
ARNOLD Fl. KUNERT.
3-24-2t City Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-31
SMALL CASH PAYMENT
RAPGATNG


New room bungalow on north
side, near car line and South Shore
lines All rooms are large and we'll
lighted. Complete bath room. large
attic, clothes closets. cemented base
rnent. electric lights. etc. All pub
lie improvements are in and fully
paid. Just the place for the work
ing man. Price $4,000 with only $500
cash, balance like rent.
New room bungalow, located just
south OF Standard ave, near Calu-
met ave This locality Is becomin
more popular every day and will
without question be one of the FIN
est residential sections shortly. Pub
lie Improvements are being put in
which will give the purchaser all
of the comforts OF living close in.
Car line and jitney service within a
couple of blocks. An excellent place
to raise chickens and for garden
purposes. Price $500. with only
$500 cash, balance like rent.
GOSTLIN. MEYN & HASTINGS. Inc
on Holman. corner Of STATE Ham
Hond. Phone 14o. Open evenings.
S:3o:6t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-31
WANTED-MALE HELP

ANfED-A gency open to respon-
siole man for insurance policy COW
eng all accidents and diseases; is
islly sold; liberal commissions:
ehsHts up 70 $500 per month; pre-
uum 81 q month upward. Write for
our district. National Accident See
lety, .2O Broadway. New York City.
established SO years. 3:25:6t