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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
TREASURE ISLAND" WILL
ATTRACT kIDDIES TO MATINEE.

Treasure Island that interesting
and thrilling pirate story that was
written lg Robert Lewis Stevenson.
will b. the special feature nj the chit.
dren's matinee Saturday. Jan. q. at the
Mission Theatre
The story is ono Of sea pirates. hid.
Den treasure deep mystery and the
widest OF adventure and u II certain
there will b. a share Of thrills for both
young and old Admission win be ten
cents and the show win begin promptly
az $50 o'clO1
Tn" saturday morning matlnees
started some weeks ago under the aus
pIces uf the Central Council OF Parent
Teachers Clubs Of the city with tho
assistance Of Nj Ross ~ Rogers. seem
70 b. attracting larger crowds each
week The movement b. not only prov
INK 10 De- a success In Amarillo but Ia
many larger cities Including Fort
Worth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
CIRCLE No. THREE
MEETS At RIGk HOME

Circle No. of tho FIRST Baptist
Church met "Wednesday afternoon. NJ
the homo II Mrs T. T. Biloxi. 2i0s
Taylor Street with M,sl1mes =. r.
Wallace and r. l. Rlok as Joint host.
csses
Fifteen members were iu rtoudanoc
and Mrs r " ltollon was special guest
q the afternoon. One urw member
was also enrolled. Mrs. g l.. MnNncld
In the absence ~ the president Mrs.
Gallogly Mrs Reecc. vice president. pre-
sided. Mrs Rollon explained TN n brief
talk the social duties at the circle. and
Mrs Prescott led nn interesting lesson
on "The Eternal Gospel"
a duet hy Mcsdame, y e. Wallace
and r. T. Biloxi was ALSO highly ON
3oyed
Following the lesson and business
meeting. delicious Refreshments Were
served and a socInl hour was spent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
ATENiEtM CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR NEW YEAR

The Athenneum club assembled on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. H. Il. Jack. 2i0l.2 West Tenth
street. FOR their annual business meet
Ing and election Of Officers. which took
place with the following results. Prcsi.
dent Mrs. j. y. Parks: vice president
Mrs. !. Rasco recording secretary. Mrs.
J. ID. Cote. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. VI. NJ. Person: treasurer Mrs
olin Hardy; librarian. Mrs. Glenn Mlsh.
and parllamentarian. Mrs J. G. Dickie.
Tho latter part Of the afternoon wla
spent socially ana dainty refreshments
were served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
MEETING TO IN HELD ON
WEDNESDAY ~ W. VI =

The Womon's Missionary Society ~
The POLK Street Msthrdlu Church will
meet IN the annex "wednesday afternoon
az O'Clock, Tor nn interesting voice
program.
Subject: "Afrira
Bible Lesson. "Thc Source OF tho
Years study q Vivid STORY. tho Gospel
~ Mark Nrs Munnur priyor Mrs
Short "A ralavor on Our Wumaus
Work IN the Congo Mrs vs. u. Arm
strong Mrs =. 4 Armstrong. Mrs.
Cornelius Ms. g. ". Patterson. Ms.
Wright Mrs Watson. Mrs NxDn. Mrs.
Anthony Prayer Gods EnDnollug
Love Mrs Works SOLO. Am 50.
der 81 The cross Conservation scrv.
boz conducted hy Mrs IInync.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
EAST WARD PARENT.
TEACHERS CLUB MEETS.

The Parent Teachers club OF East
Ward met IN regular session at the
school building Thursday. The regular
business program being finished. re-
ports % a committee from tho school
hoard composed OF Mr. Flenniken and
Mr.. Harris. were heard. The object OF
this committee was 10 confer with the
club respecting the question Of whether
or not new school building for East
Ward could b. built az this time The
committees proposal 10 buy n building
site onb', and not erect q building out
OF the proceeds of the present bond
issue. was unanimously rejected
Later. the mayor and city manager
appeared before the club These gentle.
inen heartily ooncurred IN the opinion
that an adequate firc.proof school
building was greatly needed. and M.
vlsed that q committee OF East Ward
citizens again confer with the school
board and strongly urge that such a
building BE- erected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
LETTERS TO LOVERS
CREDENTIALS IN COURTSHIP
BY wINONA wnrox

love Tor me. my heart o. broken 3D.
VI. c."
Almost one feels SORRY Cor ihe man
who could abandon th. lt.ls lady who
writes the above
The older women. however. orc q-i' h
10 BE- suspicious ana wll probably
mise ~ once that there waa something
wrong In that story of divorce" Per-
hafa the suit WIS ln prouc rnf i
decree was not granted Then. .1
moment Of emotional explosion .h. m D.
asked the girl o. we'd h.m mmraII'.f.
Delay brought oaluusss uuf r. u.s '.'
except confession which HF i.'
great AN ordeal fm Dol particular '..'
permanent Thou--ho IH HI.H..
The little lesson Boo ta BE- 81. I.
and guardians 0f girls
There ave- always Hu.r 0. ascertain
ing the facts BOZ 90, Ia.f OIL. t.. wHn "N'
comes a-Wuoug precious dfH.hI.
The father Urlr need. O. I.a fa. same
methods ho would uH. uHu UuE.'fII
ing %. status OF mu seeking '".
ployment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15

often the letters from lovers are more
interesting ,han ans answer which can
be- devised. Most absorbing ~ an are
those tales n love which Is hopeless
for some reason. For example. this
truly pathetic recital Of faithie-sness
why dId o. man. 81 keen 20 wed. desert
fhc gIIl who adored HIM
"a man several years older than |
came t0 our town. lie began az once 10
60 with me- seeing me three or four
times 90 weok and went with M other
girl
we seemed t0 understand each other
perfectly and soon became engaged
Ute went 90 my parents and asked
Cor my hand Ills fnnkness delighted
them flD seemed honest in every way.
Wo planned "a happy future and tho de.
aiIs oi our home. Nn the while hc I'm.
pressed mr as absolutely devoted ]
was moor, than happy.
after our engagement. he made a
confession. I've never seen a man 80
moved Col. h' was when he told me that
Do had been divorced and that his wife
aas living. he said that be couldn't
marry roo until b, bad told me the
truth. although be- had been afraid 10
lu ru.
"Hs story hurt mc terribly. but ]
Eu,w that In spite 81 his former mar.
I.aer ! loved him d'votedly aud that ]
mover could give him uu
"AterWlrd our happiness seemed
doubled hy M, test Hp was almost ab.
irc.,dly grateful for nos trust in him.
Everything was going smoothly with
our wedding plans when the crash came
cone day boz impIorod me- several
times 90 marry him that very after
noon. put him OF told him o. wait
20 days of two weeks
"Ile lett embracing mo tcndrrly as
usual tie made uo complaint never
have seen him since
~ don't know what 90 Do. Forget
him. Wait for HIM Hat. him beolus"
be- deserted me- II hc lied about bis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
Sill yOUS Plat SPENDS
AFTERNOON At NEEDLE WORK.

A merry and profitable afternoon OF
noodle work was enjoyed by the mem.
s.r, of sl Vous Pnit club Thursday
d.. Inc home uf Mrs. jesse Rogers,
..fO Hughes street
The rooms were prcttily decorated
,...I. cut flowers and ferns. ,Mesdames
mad Wagner. Guy Faller and Charles
f..u, were guests AZ the occasion anu
. atirty salad course was served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
EIKS TO GIVE SEMI.
MONTHLY DANCES.

The social committee Of the Elks,
composed of Emery witt, A. T. kloif-
stein. Roy Greonhul and T.. y. Slpp.
has prepared an unusually attractive
program FOR the entertainment ~ Elks
ana their ladies' during tho year 1929
Arrangements hayo been made for
Informal dances 10 boz staged every
other saturday night 40 the Elks Home.
between the hours ~ and - o'clock.
The first dance Of the series will be
given Saturday evening, Jan. -.
Dances viii also De given ON all holi.
days. and plans are now underway Tor
"a delightful Valentine dance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
MRS. BRAINIG IL HOSTESS
10 TRAVEL STUDY CLUB

The annual business meeting and
election 81 officers FOR the year, wls
held Friday afternoon at th, home Of
Mrs s. J. Ruunig. ij0i Tyler STREET
with the following results President.
Mrs r r. Humphrcy. vice president
Mrs. Guv FNllcr, recording secretary
Mrs. j. W. Bmks corresponding sec.
rotary. Mrs. &. T.. Smith. treasurer.
Mrs. j Miller Beard. and uIrIilmen.
tartan. Mrs r NJ Cohle.
Reports from an club officers and
standing committees were heard after
which the meeting adjourned 10 enter
into a delightful social hour, during
which the hostess served delicious rc'
freshmcnts OF hot coffee and cake.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
MRS. ". &. KENYON ~
HOSTESS TO TIT RSDAY q.

Mrs ". a. Kenyon entertained mo
members ~ the Thursday Forty Two
club Thursday afternoon go her home.
1902 Pierce street
\ profusion of cut flowers ana ferns
were used al the decorative motif In the
receiving rooms and after m" usual
number Of rounds. dainty rcfrcshmcnt
course was served to the members and
club guests, Mesd1mcs 6. G. =. Rlnn.
chard. W. Cudgiugton. n T. Hume.
John Babek ". = Fairchild and H. G.
Gentry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
NEW BIBLE CLASS
ELECTS OFFICERS.

The new Bible class Of the First Zap.
tir Sunday School met FOR an Informal
social hour and business session. dur.
Ing which officers were elected for the
new year Friday evening. in the par.
Tors OF tho church. The election was
closed with tho following results:
Teacher, Milton Reccc: assistant teach
e. Nh Tanner. president. ". u. DE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
CHILD STUDY CLUE
HOLDS MEETING.

At meeting held hy the Child study
Club Friday afternoon 40 the home OF
Mrs. 4. Peterson, 1903 Pierce Street.
the study Of "Ncrvousncss and Fear
was taken up ana found highly inter.
ertlnR. while many useful facts were
CLEANED
At the close OF the study hour a Pc
Rod was spent Ia music and social CON
versation, and tempting refreshments
were served the members and guests:
Mesdames Wolf J. r. Cowdy and Miss
Bennett
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15

Thursday afternoon at Q o'cl1ek at the
home OF Mrs. =. A.. Turner. ono Taylor
Street. with Mesdames Turner and r.
". Han as joint hostosscs. Mrs. D. r.
Ware viii head the icssor from he LIE
orary Digest
The Dvlphian Cluh viii meet Friday
afternoon. ot Q O'clock. with Mrs. VI. i.
Stewart az hostess 20 her home 1901
Van Buren, street Mrs g. $ MaEc'f
VIII lead the afternoons lesson on
james Russell Lowell"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
MRS. MILLER WILL m
HONOR Ct Est Vt TEA.

The members of tho Central Mission.
AIRY Society 81 the Central rrc-hyt'rian
church viii entertain with a tct
wednesday afternoon. ut g o'clock. Ia
The church annex n honor of Mrs T.. u.
Miller Al ladies 81 th, church are IN
vitod % attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15

honor of the Senior Glass Of 1922. Fri
day evening. Jan. 81. az the home u
Ms. r. J.. Higinbotham. 1907 Van Blu.
ron Street
Triple y club will meet In regular
assion next Tuesday afternoon. at 23O
O'clock M tho home 81 Mrs Grover
Bishop. PM tyler Street.
Mrs J. y. Riggs viii be hostess TO
th, TUESDAY club Tuesday afternoon. az
O'Clock. ~ her home 1910 Monroe
Street
The Woman club win be- entertained
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
B,Sc'iet6

Grassi vice president. J. T.. Gaut. scc-
Rotary and treasurer. Mrs. Ben Tolley
Numerous other matters OF import
ance were taken up during the evening,
and later a delightful social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments were served
b. the ladies' Of tho class.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
WOliiN's AUXILIARY To
MEET WEDNESDAY

The Woman's Auxiliary of 81. An
drews Episcopal Church viii meet
wednesday afternoon at o'clock. a.
the home u Mrs j. W white. 1900
Harrison street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-15
TheNewest Spring Suits
Beautiful Day and Evening Hats

new Hat or two at any season is an uniaiIng aid
to poise and self -coniidence And these new Hats
AT these new low prices are no strain whatsoever
upon the purse All the lovely new shades developed
this season, all the fascinating new whims and qurks
OF style are we'll represented in this assortment.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
NOTICE

is hereby given oc the pende1cy in tts Court of Common Council ot tre Gay nt Norwich, Conn, Of a reDort, dz-ei 5e1r [, 1921, from tho Committee or N1I- Works of said Council and ras1 1rlolr with regard to the estlhi .shulelr at grade for the ssdewak on tho eaateTig side of Ferry street in sad C4y as fol- lows 10 wt1:
 The Committee on Public Works and City Engineer. to whuEn vas relerrel tlf pstition of Nelson C. Disco and Da9rd U. Disco. asking the Cu-srt ot Common Council to establish a grade for tae rtdr- beg leave 10 report flnl they tlre --eeg the matter their attention and rler recommend the passage Of -he f1ilcU ing
 Resolved. That the grade for the wsrs on the sat frly side of Ferry F-ra-- he and the game herelv G. estll rlrf a1 follows Beginning az the Ecrl-east c-r- ner Of Main street and Ferry Etr.ct lt level of 22 4-10 feet above me1I-tde and 77-l9o feet above the wafer lan-e rf the PsrkeT-Frest0n, Inc. tlrirg on said Ferry street and runni1- snlt.f-ri-- along the eastsriy The of sall - aH follows. 54 3-i0 feet falling f-Tr fert @ 6s 2-1o feet falling Q 5-i0 fe-t; 1t faet
 Resolved That the wid1h o' fr. siss- walk on the easterlF side or Perry -.rset be, and the same .s hereby t--ai.l1a1 as seven feet The cor1fdersf and action upon the above report and reec-
 utions were hy adiour1-nent c1-t'1uei until meeting Of fhe Cuir- cf N0rI1rcn Council to be held ou March 2f ff-1 Ht o'clock in the evening l- tre Curr~I Chamber. and by res0iution of ttr 01ur- eli legal notice was ordered given rT persons interested Co aus,esr- if thar nrs cause. at such meeting of fre Cornell r- March 20. 1922 and he hra-i relative 70 such report and resolutions.
 Dated at Norwich. Conn. thf7 ath drv
 '--' u-ESvONc ~ pT-r-v City Clerk and Clerk ct tte -0rr rf Common Council 0f -te C.r c Norwich. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13

TO RENT-Three rooms and bath furnished. Sunnyside, gas. electric lights and partly heated, all found; garage if wanted 320 Laurel Hill Ave.
 narSNSM
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13

Sealed bids will be received a- frf Town Hall at Central Village Conn, at ?. m. on March -l-1- t.--. tl1 Town School Commi--e- ct lr Conn, for the erection -f Eer building according 10 plans the School Plan Ssivlce Burz--. -rc- l.l West 42d street. New ECr5 I-r. Ne e- phone Bryant 2Ss7. from whom a .rr- ther information and plans may t- et- tained.
 Bids shall be made upon an artc-iz-f form to be provided by tle a and accompanied by a certified c1r-- c- bidders bond for per cent amount Of the proposal as ar of good faith and shall be adlr tr MT. Daniel A. Smirl. Secretary. -l9ca-i. Conn.
 A satisfactory Surety Comranr'r hori will be required of the suc1e c--- tractor. The Committee does r O.- gate itself to accept the lowest or any Check for s25 made payable to Ecaoai Plan Service Bureau. Inc. u1- accom- pany the application for plans H1 will be refunded upon the Eaie return oi plans and receipt cf i'd. less e9s- Of re- " Bids win be received for the whole os any of the individual items as foagFs-
 Item 1. Mason Work
 Item 2. Carpenter N0ll-
 Item 2. Structural Steel Item i. Ornamental Iron
 Item .. ROOhng ana Meta VI Hla
 Item S. Composition Floors. Item [. Painting. Item s. Electrical Work Item g. PluEbinE
 Item 10. Heating and Ventiiaiing-
 (Signed)
 E. F. GRENIER. Chairman.
 DANIEL A. SMITH Secrefary.
 School Plan Service Bureau Inc by
 WILLIAM THOMAS TOWNER. President and Consulting Architect
 ma-13d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent Il
DI ED

LHLIBRIDGE-In this city. March 12. 1922, Thurston B. Lillibridge, in his
 seth year. DOHERTY-In White Rock. R. L. March 9, 1922, Phoebe E. Dohsrty. aged fl years
 PALMER-In Exeter, R. l.. Marh s.
 1922, Waity B. Palmer, wife of Lewis N. Palmer, aged 4s years. MINER-In StoninEton. March 8. 1922.
 Grace. Billings. wife of Horace Denison
 Miner, aged S9 years. ABBOTT-In Westerly. R. L, March 8.
 1922. Susan Emma Abbott. FALES-In New Bedford, Mass, Marcfi
 z, 1922, Damon Fales. TALBoT-In Westerly, R. l.. March g.
 1922, David Truman Talbot. aged el GALLAGHER-In Waterford. March 10 1922, Rose, widow dt Charles and
 mother of Mary and John Gallagher aged 75 years. IDAY-In New London. March 10. 1922 Catherine T., wife of James Day, aged
 55 years.
 1PQUARRE-In Montvilie. March 12
 1922. Margaret T. McQuarrie, aged Sl years.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that The Nor wich Woolen Mills Corporation, a cor porathon located and doing business in the Town of Norwich. Conn, is in process Of dissolution.
 All creditors of said The Norwich warned to present their claims to Ennan- uel Kaplan. at Room I, Shannon Build ing, Norwich. Conn, within four monthE from and after the date hereof or be thereafter forever barred.
 Dated at Norwich, Conn, this sth day V9f March, 1922.
 EMANUEL KAPLAN,
 CHARLES V. JAMES,
 ARTHUR M BROWN,
 Direotork acting as Trustees.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
FOR SALE
JOHN A. MORAN

Real Estate Broker Franklin sq.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
FARMING TOOLS

One one-horse farm wagon. democrat wagon, 1 top carriage, sleigh, pair heavy team harness. driving harness. 1 one horse sled. l 20-gallon set kettle. scald- moving machine. horse rake, disc harrow (nearly new), smoothing harrow, cul- tivators, one-horse blows. ridger, hay cutter corn sheller. large variety of small tools.
 Miscellaneous: 40 bushels No. pota- toes, 10 bushels yellow rock turnips, tons good hay. 60 cords cord wood 4 cords stove wood
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13

TO RENT-Tenement of five rooms, all modern improvements. Inquire at 193 West Main St. Inar9d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
NOTICE TO CREDrToRs.

AT COURT OF PROBATE HELn At Norwich. within ana for the DiEtrict al Norwich on the 11th day of Maroh, Present NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Estate of Nellie L. Beetham late of Norwich. in said District. deceased Ordered, That the AdniniStratrtx cite the creditors Of said deceased to bring In their claims against said estate within six months frOsa shis date, by poStSaK q aottcs ts that effect. together with R cony of this older, on tlie siERpost nearest to the place where said deceased last dvEAit and in the same Town and by pnbsisllipe the same once in q nNgrspzpar having . circulation in said District. aRd make ra. turn to this Court
 NELSON ]. AYLING, Judge. The aboSe and foregoiEg ia 2 Lu. copy sf record.
 Attests HELEN M. DREscHER
 Clerk. NoTICE.-kll creditors of said de. ceased arc hereby notified to present theit Claims against said estate to tho under. signed at 5 Hi1 St, Norwich. Conn. within the time ltnited in the above and foregoing order.
 A1SzSIE E. STREET, marlSc AdministrRtrix
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
NOTICE no coNrRAcroRs

 ty Clerk and Clerk ct rre .0r~. rf Common Council 0f -te CtT u Norwich. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
MARRIED
AfAcnNIRl

SLACOsIBER - CHAPPFHL-rr frs- way, R. l.. March 2 1929 r- L. Davis, Frank E. -Iarn Westerly and Mis- Lerlaf E Cf- pell of Ashaway.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement VIII Rent |
FUNERAL NOTICES

MARTIN--In Brooklyn. March ff. 1929 Frank L. Martin. aged 7g van Funeral services af fhe home 5f 7rfrt oscar F. Atwood WednEsday at r rt JENckS-In Boston. March 70. fse1 Mss Martha A Jencics of We. 5r.--l erviile, Mass. formerly Of No--ri-s Funeral services at tho home og fr- ---- ter and brother-in-iarr. rT- a-r ---- William A. Frazier. No. f5 Tr-frf-r-~ avenue, this fAfondays affr-rrr- af oolocz- Burial in Tanti. rf-efrr-- CRoss-At pr. Mason's toe-ftaf r-r-t mahtic, March II. Isaa r----r fr Cross Of Norwich
 Funeral at the home Of fhe Br--rr nrf--. No. sos Washington r-ree- T-4t-r#-4 afternoon. March 1f rt 1n -f~s--'- Burial in fantic cemeferv-
 MGRoRY-In tlris city. March rr rr-s Bridget Henerran. widow rr r--.r McGrory.
 Funeral at her homo. fs rv--tt--.~- street. Monday morning at crr rr- egnn requiem maEs in gt nas-..--4f church al oiciocfr- Burial ~ rt Mary's hospital kindly o-t r~-r-e CoLBURN-ln Norrl lch. -Ia--r rE fr11 Daniel N. Coiburn. aged rf.rr.r~ Notice of funeral hereafter
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
LEGAL NOTICES
TAX NOTICE
ToWN eF TFUYARD.

TOWN GF LEDYARD.
 The taxDayerE Of the Town Of Ledyard are AereDy warned that l have a warrant JO collect a levy ot 23 niIs on the list Ot 1921; alo the personal tax
 For the DurBc@- of collecting the same 1 will be &t the store of Norman = 2ovey al Gales Ferry on AprA 4th, 1922 from l9 9. m. to F clock noon and at the g-9e of Mrs. Norman at AIlyn's Point f1om l ?. IT.. to 1.30 D. m. at the store Of John Gray from 2.30 until p. III. Also on April 5th, 1922. at the store of George Mansfield at Poquetanuck from 1 D. Tn to . D. m.
 Also on Saturday, April 18th, 1922, at the Town Clerks Office. from ?. m. ! until ?. n. l Any taxpayers whose taxes are in ar rears must pay his tax on the year that 1 has stood for the longest period All ] taxes much be paid to the Tax Collector 1 direct.
 Datedz at Ledyard. Conn. March sth, 1922
 ! JOHN w. FINEGAN,
 P O. Mstic Cam, R. D. No, 1,
 mar13M
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Carpets. feather beds. 26 homemade rugs bureaus. tables. chairs, oil heater, pictures and q large lot of other articles not mentioned. Terms cash Caterer
 will be on the job. If decidedly stormy ! sale next fair week day 1 MARY GRIFFIN. AdmiGistratrix.
 l R. F. D. No. ?, WlHimantic. Conn mar13d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
LEGAL NoTIcEs
TO THE COURT OF CosrHoE ror1.
 GIL OF TIE CITY nE Nnru -----

TO THE COURT OF C01luoE COIN
 GIL OF THE CITX OF NonuIru.
 The Public Works Conn. --e. Il. ..ar was referred the pet4tscl. of Cla FlFlh d Thompson relative Go -raun for .......ar on the southeriy side 0l l1rn laa street, beg leave Do reuor- thaL 4r laaa gwen the matter tlelr alteuLll and recommend the passage of t1s lo4l0slls
 Resolved. That the grade of slleuaa. for the southerlt eide ot E1-. .r- street berween the points 1-re.-a-lef named, be. and the same hereby ll -l.a1- lished as follows. viz..
 Beginning at the npuhe<s-erlv corner Of North Main street and Erin atrse- Et an elevation oE 20 5-lo feet anosa l-ruE- ude. and 5-lo feet oeloN -ae .ou 1l rrs underpinning of the house aL al1l- easterly corner Of North Main and Lr streets, and known as Ap. - E1lrr Main street. and thence running laEv along the southerly iiue ut Mort. street as follows. 80 feet lE I-L. feet. $50 feet rising 2 tae-. lll El-s
 rising 7-io 1eeti lg1 feet falling 1-I1
 Sad walk is lad out eight fsst vide. ! and the above described grade a lcr tla ! back Of the walk
 Resolved, That the considsration of th, | foregoing resolutions reccurrtr trtia1 lt l the Committee On Public No-s re.afrl ! 10 the establishment cf a grade r.r trf l sidewalk on the scurrerIT side U -rrt ! Main street. between points rrr. l therein be postponed 10 a lnlafil- lt l1r l Court Of Common Council Go n. .el af | the Council Chamber in said C.r ra frf | goth day Of March. 1922. at o-c-ocl -- | the evening. and that notice tlaracf .hf | given in the manner repaired ur -aw tr | all persons interested to appear. V Llcg ' see cause, and be heard -u raatlc1 t thsre1o.
 All 0t which ls resDectrr--- r-,--r,faf GILBERT s. RAELoED. JOHN S BLACE1raE F. B. WOETHrEGT0E Committee on Public F1r'-E Norwich, Nsrch o. 1922. At a meeting of the Court of Courr- Council held on March frl rl-1 me above and foreEping re-or- or rhn rr-- u1ittee on Public Works and fra rata ar- ! conpsnyinE such rcuo- u7z adopted The above is a. c0-rar- e1ur IT. ] bo;h the report and the ac-1n of frf
 Council thereon.
 , Attest: WESTON e. PTIrE17 l. City Clerk and Clerk or me Ilrrt e. Common Council of fls C-v c' Norwich.
 Dated d Norwich. ths 7th day o' i March, 1922
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
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