Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 12

or with me reterred. 1. ok oar -'——'—m—:fl—m: FAIR, WARMER TODAY" AIR TOMORROW WANTED—M-accllhnuln Ammflou!okeeper;\;; middie e, in family of LWo. ress, Bo. 100 Bunetin Ofhe marfid 'ANTED — Capable - middle nsed woman to assist with light housewor no_laundry. -Address Box 513, City. marl0d ;. WANTED At once young .man fvr office work: experience not necessa 3 referred; must be apd accurate in ehnec for, promation. A Bookkeeper, New . Loi Coun ANTES_Weave rosm percher on tancs worstads for 40 Jooms. Bwetucket Worsted Mills, Baitic. mar8d WANTED_April 1st o married man ag herdsman; comfortable. house in £008 neighborh S Boet goaicied for ood, mear chureh and a _good te equipment. N. B. Whiting, 56 Main St. o marsd NTED — Experienced . engineer fied with steam turbines . and chboard. Apply - Danielson and nfleld Gas and Electric Co. Plaif- d, Conn. - marid WANTED BOYS For Light _Worli If employed before March 15 will participate in bonus AMERICAN . THERMOS BOTTLE CO. WANTED EXPERIENCED MAN In our Gents’ Furnishing De- partment, must be ambitious. Write P. O. Box, 189 Norwich The names of boys who_ are willing to' get up in the mom- ing and earn some money papers. Frequently there are good routes. Get your names on file and be ready for the first vacaney. Call at the Bulletin Office. 'LUMI!NG AND GA‘FITT"IG T. F. BURNS Heating and Plimbing L3 F\ANK\.IN m!“ thSll Modern Plumbing is as essential in medern houses as| siewericity is to lighting. We guaran- | tee the very best PLUMBING WORK | Ly expert workmen at the fairest| orices. Ase us for plans and prices. 1. F. TOMPKINS 67 West Main Street ROBEKT J. COCHRANE GAS FITTING PLUMEING Sad HEATING Wash.agisn Sq. Waskingten Building Mzewich, Conm \ Agert for 1. 8. O. Shee: Packing. e 4 { | t i |- ‘r Ingure through this «now thn ashes witl sontrove ut_ wilt ANCE MONE\’ PRUM I1ISAAC JONES Insurance and s st Ageney Richards Buiiding, 31 Main Street Fire, Burglary, Liability, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE HAROLD S. BURT. Shone 588-3 120 Laurel Hill Ave. t i ‘Washington St. 1| woBh T8 work in stare; some business Second maid. Edmund W Apply Perkins, mar! ontnes B airs. WANTED_Men and women to know you can have your Easter suits dyed here for §4. h, Conn. Lang's Dye Works Nor- wi ar10d FOR SALE FOR SALE—Five cow; new | milch Holstein, one due ‘fi ‘month, two. due in Sememher nfi ne high srade yearling. D. MacArthur, Scot- iand. Tl 342212, ~ mariod NTED—To drill you a m your old_ well deeper. _A. E. Earl, Contractor for Artesian We P. O. Box 240, Willimantic, Conn. mari0d WE WANT 25 quarts ef milk dafly for spot cash.. 98 Thames St. mar10d Young or middle xhg 6 necessary. Address Box 19, . A e marsd ~ few es (ulrln(eed to Eood Wind- fest Side Silj. Mill: marsd__ skein wi ml GIRLS!_You can have your hair made thick and - Justrous, your skin clear and smooth, your téeth perfect, gour sicknesses eured. get married, buy a house, then divorced, and join the Red Eiges all on the first floor, ldg, Start in_at Room 106 dgren Beauty Shop. marlod Ap- & Gompetent ook, ™ Mrs. William Cheney Erc 8 ol Ave.. Tel. 852 WANTED—Cottage, in desirable lo- cation, in Danielson, Conn. Party wants to buy the same. Address Box 523, Danjeison, Conn. mari0s marhd Bxyerienc:d waitress, at fifi'?f Main St. Wong Wing Res- mar4d WA;;‘%‘D:A young or middle aged woman for general housework; no cooking; must be pleasant to children; | exéllent pay and fine home for rlghl' rty. Apply Mrs, Charles Gordon, 359 Vest Main St. WANTED—Cook, mar’ Call at 100 Town 6t_any day except Monday. feb2dd WANTEP-—Salesladies for Sil\lrdl, afternoons and evenings. . W. Wool- worth Go; tfen10. WANTED_Giris Food pay; steady work. The Turner-Stanton Co. jani7d & Amn—summm at the F, W. Weolworth C J WANTED—Piano mz:er, Samrdu afternoan and eyening. F. W, Wool- wort}j €ompany. jan13d i, GIRL WANTED At . i "BELL’S ICE CREAM {+ yPARLOR 811,00 Per Week for Start WANTED Girls or Women for light work for all or part day; good pay, steady ‘work, No experience necessary. CARPENTER MANUFACTURING CO. /78 Newton Strect WANTED .fi | Several Experienced - 3 Weavers - 'Also Learners PAID WHILE LEARNING GOOD WORK. SANITARY CONDITIONS BRAINERD & ARMSTRONG GOLDEN STREET ASK FOR MR. ACKROYD TRUCKING AND TEAMING OCCUM, CONN., 617-12. Leng Distance ving. TEAMING and m mg: long distance uuckmx A Jot I d, 233 St Phoneé 792 s n JOSLYN, 205 Wext Main 8 s§9T L0 Jonn Woodmansee, {and hekvy teaming; local And 1ohs dis: tance furni .JreTmn\x a specialty. el ©. HARTL Phone 6 ITURE Retucket St PIANO AND FUR: TEAXANG AND TRUCKING done very promptiy and at reasunabls prices. . ARTHUR H, LATHROP, Sietucket St. Phone Music <t BACON 57 UDRO i BANJO, MANDOLIN, GUITAR AND UKULELE Tel, 736 34 Centrai Building | " HELEN L. PERKNS |° “TEACHER OF SINGING | "\ 83 UNCAS STRzET Teiephone 55; -2 FRANK G. BENSON ““Teacher of Vioiin : ORCHESTRA £or Dances, Weddings and Receptions. o 92 Fifth Strast Phone 1251-13 “‘Etisest E. Bullard TEI\CHER OF THE VlOLxN. { i i | | i PHONE 127.4 BLISS PLACE; 11 HAVE A FEW OUTFITS TO LEND‘ PIANC TUNERS PIANO TUNER. BYRON A, WIGHTMAN, 4 ROBRINS COURT. Phone 684, GEDR, THE PIANG TUNER. 132, Pruzsect St - Phone §11. FREDERICK T. BUNCE The Piano Tuner | Phane 833-2 22 Clairemont Ave TRERE 15 80 advert Bastern Connecticu® equai letin for &: Lland, suitable to build a home, in Dan- WANTED—Two or three acres of ielson or vicinity. ~Address Box 522, Danielson, Conn. marlod WANTED__You can become a junior accountant in five months, and qualify for positions paying from $2,500 to $3,500_per year; our placement bureau has more calis for mén of this tvpe than it can flI; after becoming a junior accountant you continue vour study with the degree of certified public ac- countant the ultimate and guaranteed goal; bookkeeping experience helpful ut not absolutely essential. If inter- sted, write at onca to Box 33, Bulle- tin, for personal intervie mar10d FOR SALE—Wilcox & White organ, very good condition. 2-4. marl lor hone 10d. 2 ITALIAN "AGENCY seu, mr ?’n ney Orders and Steam- l.ll um of the world. delivered. in. all ts nl E:hl.t and Fire nsurance. - room tenmement. o ““";z.’%.&..;‘ s e or, l(fl‘:“fi# Sht g St Sbe, Tafn .’ City _g “marl FO! handsome bay sound, wul(lll about 12 chunk, has nev SALE—Private it sell SRSt o M Lo hmc is B sataiior ;M'dre- drive or care for; also G'hg ".l’tudl cow and true to 'wrb miles an hour an: or women nmny":eh? dleton’s. Tel. T FOR SALE —Thoroughbred fox| ter- rier puppies, ready for delivery. Pem- 1046-3. mar1od - FOR SALE_Ten S. C. Red cockerels for brecding. Tompkins strain, $5 each. Tel. 569-2 or call after 5 o'clock Join Dld'rlkl;n. 184 Elizabeth St FOR SWLE _Farm,_ 75 acres, eigh room house, farm buildings nearly n. five miles {fom New London. James atrous, care Bulletin. mariod FOR SALE—House, $2,500; two ten- ements, six Tooms, bath, electric Nght. hot and ¢old water, upstairs, ‘five rooms, same improvements, lot 50xX100; two- tenement house, 20 building lots, gar- fine place, §3,500. care Bulle FOR SALE—Rabbits, bucks 50c, does T5¢, long or short fur; also one Edison phonograph, with 60 good records, $18. Mrs. A. L. Stoddard, R. F. D. 6, Nor- wich, Conn mar1(’ WS FOR SALE—Six ~fat shoat pigs, weighing from 90 to 150 pounds. Fred Smith near Arch Bridge on state road GOOD W, AGFA FOR HOME WORK— the Auto Knitter Do rients e ok we buy ail you can immaterial; positively no canvassing; yarn sup- plied; . particulars. 2c stamp. Dept. 2050, Buffalo, N. Y. Auto Knitter Co., W ED — Secona hand furniture; Yy highest es in eastern Con- necticut; we buy anything; largest sec- ond hand store in state. Louis D. Ward, warerooms 30-32 Water St, Nerwich. Write, 3. ysd call or tel. women and chil- prices and think margd WANTED — Store counter. Write or telephone J. A. dewett City, Conn. “marsa our monuments and repaired i e a pro- An_ exper man_ v ¥ work. Vieto marsd — Old faise teetn, Liberty icaned on lib- _Loan Co., in Lisbon. R. F. D. 4, Box 117. mar10d . FOR SALE—New milch cow.— Mrs. E. C- Willeox. Tel. 39:4 Jewett City. 0 m RISE vourself and _visit the millinery department at the Pasnik Co. Very large stocks at very low price: Hundreds of sample hats, one of kind. The Pasnik Co. sell for less. mardd year old Holstein all_white, best J. D. Northrup, FOR SALE—Three neifer with calf, near grade stock, price 5100, Norwich Town. Phone 104 marvd —A new, latest edition, Apply at the 9d SURPRISE yourself ard T the mill vii ent-at the Pasnik Co. very low prices. modern a ctric ligh! Teiephone marsd A bufldin h for two h Box 3, Un 1ot Long fPoint vourself RPRISE 3 The Pasnik Co. sell for Jess, margd and a dime rolled off. | ni kel an k ondition; Jo well arill you a new WANTED ror ntlque furniture, mir- | ass. silver, historical | books, and old letters. 55 Franklma St Tel. 7137 Ring Spinners and Draper Weavers | WANTED Highest wages, good running work, monthly profit sharing extra ASHLAND COTTON CO. | EWETT CITY AUCTIONEER \ Successor to W. B. WILCOX Phone 405-5 Norwich or Phone 581-3 Jewett City Post Office, Norwich Town . LOW, ELL J WILCOX On Dlnmnndl, Jew..: elry, Watches and | Persunal of interest. deemed pledges for sale. LIBERAL LOAN N..rwmn. Conn | d's fur plece. in or about; n to 34 Summer S d! maiiod B in ven, TOR SALE Good ~ 50-acre farm. well located, pleasant surroundings, -room house, {nrst class condition, ¢ rge barns, { poultry houses and outbuildings. acres ce fields, a pasture, 10 woodlznd, fruit. Only | 0; $300 cash TRYO FOR SALE Rare chance to secure a big bargain | in a Cottage House of 8 Rooms, mod- ern improvements, within 10 minutes’ walk frem The Ma: in-Rockwell Shop. For further particulars inquire of L JCHN A. MCRAN | Real Estatc Broker Franklin Square FOR SALE || Good Seven Room Cottage and Shop or Garage, with large lot— Price $2200. Laurel Hill In, quire of | THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Street Phones FOR SALE SIX ROCM COTTAGE With Fifteen Acres of Fine Land at Norwich Town JamesL. Case 40 Shetucket Street (Real Estate Department) P Buys a Five-room Cottage all furnish- ed. Th#® is a wonderful bargain sit- nated as it is in a quiet village not over 2 3 minutes’ walk to trolley. The | cottage has electric lights and the furnishings are antique. Investigate. A 60 Acre Wood Lot for $600—part cash—several hurired cords of wood and some timber, A rare bargain, ° Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin (Choice of 400} William A. Wilcox FARM SPECIALIST 4( West Broad Street, Westerly, R. I. Rooms 1 and 2. Telephone 2365 Willtmantic. Co \ | Tel. 792 W mibrll conveniences. Short. fl-“k o busi- ness section; good neighberhood. $5,500 buys ™ this “high' M"mfli ence property. . . Archa W. Coit Real_Estate, Investrignts Fire and Auto. nsurance_ Telephone 1334 63 lr‘tdm #5000 WILL BUY near Chelsea Parade, eight room cot- tage house ,with all modern improve- ments, hot and cold: water, gas, electric light, 'set tubs, and new steam heating sygtem, garage for car, an extra build- ing lot. For full particulars, see.- A. V. COVELLO, Tel. 853-3. 198 Cua'St. REMNANT SALE ZOSWFSI'MAIN’STRFET is Sh!l Gom.“qn ¥ Fine Washington Street residence of nine rooms, has all medern im-. provements, extra large lot and a barn. Only one tax a year. $7,000. Full_paraiculars/by wri Box Meat and' Grocery ' rignt in & a business of §l,- week's recei - 751, all cash. This store has the est 0 equipmeht, 2 new casi regls- I, L electric! cdffes mill 11 electric ineat grinder, 2 new comp sc Tmarble SIAbs, 4 mew med Tefrizerator, 10x7, office well furnisned; stock puck- e ceiiing, and will sell for a price.if taken at once. Owing e owner's heuivi he is compeiled and ! consider it a rare oppor ‘Thls piace is doing the busines inot o wrong on suc Meatowitters and cler ed. ~ It bisiness, ta Danlelson, FOR SALE 'Sachem (New Market) Hotel |1 offer for sale to close an Estate, the above -Real ‘Estats, ‘consisting of the Hotel, Barn .and ‘cther buildings, de- sirable for Hotel:and Store with Gar- age, or can easily be arranged for three tenements. With the property goes several building lots adjoining; iocated on-Beswell Avénue, and on trunk line.to Providence and Worces- ter. For particulars FRANCIS DONOHUE CENTRAL BUILDING Nerwich; Conn. FOR SALE |SEASONED HARD WOOD SAWED | FOR STOVE GR FURNACE—CHEST- Phone | NUT WOOD FOR KINDLING, HARRY B. FORD 233 Main Street. FOR SALE Small farm, very - productive, buildings, well established milk- route, situated ile-, from Franklin square, Owner wishes t aall on’ ae- count ot other busine llop & SONS, i Tnmisguee qul Tkl Satite 28 Shetucket St, Norwich, C DENTISTS DR. EDWARD KIRBY Room 107, Thaye: Bulding Phone 619 5 and 7 te 8 p. m. Hours 9-12; DR.F.C. .IACKSON DR. D. J. COYLE DENTISTS 203 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Office Hours: ! . m.te 8 p.m. Teleohone “BOOKBINDING BOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD Blank Booku_)dado nd Ruled/te Order Norwich; |\ "AND REPAR WORK N. H. " | Commerce HAl ns calf; cow is Quarts of milk dal 2 weeks old, e ; the finest apart- the best location, in. this city. t Shea & Burke, 41 Main 4 Tpiiedern “apartment seven rooms and ‘bath, best residential %eg{odn of !arwleh Arl:h. W. Coit, 63 tway. marifd n RENT—Six-toom tenement, steam t. gas, elegtricity and bath; garage. 1' Hamiiton Ave. m‘;rl RE for_rent on Franklin St Ywell’ within the business distriet. In- duire of Alling Rubber Co... marid SMALL FLAT for rent, set tubs, gas and electric lights, Inqiire of Alling Rubber Co. marsd RENT — Cottage houle to un: By Inqulre of M. Dared TO RENT—Cottage 18 Slater ‘Ave. For_particulars, .call 554. jani4d RAGEHousehold stored e hn; or short term: rates reason- able. o anuing Studlo, 32 Broadway. gooAs- TO RENT_Furnished rooms: also rooms for 4ight holsekeeping, Appiy at 10€ School St. Phone 1043-5. aux23d AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIEB FORD OWNERS—Does your car start hard? Have you poor lights? Have your magneto recharged in the while you wait. Norwich Weldin Chestnut St & car TIRE REPAIRING Before you put that old tire out of service let us examine it. We might possibly put miles of service back into it Reducnd prices on Violet Ray Lenses, : Diamond Tires and Accessorie: THE PLACE TO SAVE MON‘RY. " Silvy’s Tire Shop 80 FRANKLIN STREET OPEN EVENINGS. Firestone Tires, Mobiloils, Tire Accessories. ! A. F. GREENE lPhen. 1299 331 MAIN 'STREET Ante Radiators REPA{RED AND RECORED Thoroughly'Tested Under Air Pressure LAMPS. AND MI'D GUARDS Straightened and Repaired | ALL WORK GUARANTEED " WM. E. SHANLEY 488 MAIN STREET. (East Sida\ Nonv'(lcn CONN. UVERHAUUNG OF A.L KINDS Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Uphelsteringiand Wood Work, - Blackemithing in ail its branches Scoft & Clark Corp. 507 gTO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET AUTOS TO HIRE James Bus Service 20-Passenger Bus and 2 Cadil- lac Limousines, anid Twin Six |Packard for hire.' Special rates for long distance. Main Telepbone Office 1988, also! Vellis Lunch 1917. Weddings, Christenings and Funerals-a UNDERTAKERS The Henry Allen & Son Co. 88 MAIN STREET " FUNERAL DIRECTORS "AND EMBALMERS Lady ‘Assistant. Telephone 410-2} David 'H. Wilson. Willard J. Way ! G'L;ORGEC.. GRANT 82 PROV‘DENCE ST, TAFTVILLE hlaphu\fi-m apri4éMWFawl | DANCING. i . LEVY, lnslrucmr, Chamber of | i. Norwich. ' Private les- dally: evening /classes Mondays nutl‘ln » m. Phone 174i. 18 | GAS TANKS AND PANS TO OFDER V-B' d gives )7 pden & s st | a real barj eall al ¢ dence, 153 lum su. rl'u bell. mar10g FOR SALE—Pair weight 3000, Lisbon. zood farm horses, S. Gaska, Benjamin P;.‘EI!L _JUST ARRIVED They are here! Twenty-eight horses ' kinds of work. You find a pair-or a gentle single horse. and see them. We will sel! or trade. % ELMER R. PIERSON. Tel. 536-3. Jan2/ HORSES 50 head, 28 head that have been herc onc week that are all -acclimatéd and good broke;"also some good second hand - horses, wagons, har-‘ nesses, new and second hand. If you need anything in 1hc horse line come and see me E. J. HAMILTON 371, 373, 375 Maln St. Residence 1212, Stable 650 Tel FOR SALE—Automobiles Odedl M, Cnap- mardd nd hane es and side- in ana tiem over. Nor- .44 Water St mar2d _ ne ¥ord zrmk in :aod 3 inodel, one Briscoe to one_Saxton Fl est WALl ngton, Conn. Phone imantic Div ' Andcrson Alaple St Used Cars For Sale One 1919 Dodge Tourmc Car, run about 2500 miles, first- class condition. One 1919 Essex Touring u : o, of the blocky type, and su'table for } < CASES inves. d. ‘rmcgmoua. ‘Box 472, Ner ”f'“ccu octild FLOUR, GMIN AND 'l-h. st on geiting er-Jones Fio s, Soracch Feed 2na"Beer ke hens lay. Phone 326 "GREENEYILLE GRAIN CO. ulow THpecidy o: your r. LEGAL NOTICFS. TAX NOTICE TO THE STAXPAY Of THE TOWN O} :l'mu.\ E All persons lial o pay taxes in the Town ‘of Bprakie Siate of {-omueetieut are hereby notysied that 1 2 w. rant to levy ahd coilect a tax _ef W o7 1918, dup and pay- % neglect ng this motice inst as directed ate. of chliecting, this Bal in " said rague st the Top ¢ <K' Office. o Thursd: gril 1st, and all Thursdays oI e durieg . the month. of April, from 10 a. mi until noom, &nd from 2to 8 p. At Handver, on m AL the Stare of Webgter Wednierday. " April’ 7th, A terest at the rate of nife (3) per will be added from the time iaxes became due. + All taxes munst Alrect to Tax CGollestor and 311 bills recointed by him 1 by mail, enclose postaze If you wieh ne, Conm:,’ this 10th 1A IRE, Tax Collector. mariew CANTERBURY TAX NOTICE Notice I8 hereby given 10 ail person o pay taxes im the Towm of Canter! n the grand iist of 1819 that I h with waraat n of 27 mills the collection of a personal tax of 32 on all mala per- sonx from the age of 21 to 60 years Sald taxes become dus April ist. 1320 From the G ites of Con- n Taxes Be- recome dine o the first day on which the collector reof according to the terms of the ¢ Bim is ready to reeelve on the d them.” 1 will meet the taxpavers as follews At Morgan's Store. Canterbury, on ‘]l‘nurvda.\. April 1st, from 10 & m. to 2m At Packer Postoffice, 1st. from 1 p. m. Macleod's to 3 p. Store. Westminster Car, One 1918 Ford Touring Car, One 1915 Buick Touring Car, model C-37. ERNEST WHITE 324 Main Street Dealer Hudson, Essex Cars Phone 1142 MAXWELL-CHALMERS SERVICE STATION, Raymond St.,' New Lendon, have ready for delivery the 1920 model Maxweil & Chalmers Plgasure Cars and Maxwell Trucks. Phone us for demon- rtration. Office Phone 2155, Home Phome 2306. BUILDING Cover Yourself By Covering Your Steam Pipes With ASBESTOS ~SECTIONAL STEAM PIPE COVERING Save the price of cevering by saving the coal in your bin. New is the Sime to apply this covering, and yeu can find all sizes in stock at THE PECK -McWILLIAMS = CO. hl“?fl wtm. WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER Best ‘work and materials at right prices by skilled labor. Telephone 50 West Main St DRUGGISTS " Qur Emulsion of Cod i Ty With Hypephosphit; e o v lungs. AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS, MAJESTIC BUILBING. THERE ts no aeverteing medium Eastern Connecticut ~qual to . Bul- for business resuiis. BOWLING, ALLEYS - BOWLING AND BILLIARDS : ar TE on 11'p prn:\erh‘ taxes not pald en er Dbefore Ma: . 1520, interest and fees will be added from the time-they be- come due. as the Jaw provides. N. B—All personal taxes must tively be naid on or before the first day of May, 1520 All persens falling to comply with this notice will® be dealt wits apcording to isw in guch case made and provided. See Thapter 260, Sec. 8. Public Acts Meet me at above places-and save all expense. CLINTON E. FRINK, Collector. Dated at, Canterbury, Cenn thrds"4th day of March. 1930, r10:20-27 NOTICE The Legal Voters of the Town of Salem. Conn.. are . hereby.-warned ‘te meet in the Town Hall in waid Town en Saturday, Mdrch 20th, 1920, at 2.olclock p. m.. for the following urposes: To lay atax on the Grand List last compieted, toidefrav the exseriges of the Town for the ensuing year. Also to vote %hen maid tax shall be- gome due and pavable. joDated at Salem. Conn. March s, WL B. KINGSLEY, CARL H. ROGERS, GRISWOLD H, MORGAN, marldd B Selectmen. - Notice to Tupaym Notice is hereby. l’l\‘en liable " to _tax: Bozrdh, that and collect a_tax of 15 mills on 1 fiollar_(lso the personat tax) on_the list last completed, and for the purpose of coliecting the il be Bt the store of John F. Fields, at.Fitchville, Thursday, April 1st 1950, from 2 to 4 p. m., and at the Town Clerk's Office from 123to § m. dllly. except Sun- lg. , March 24, A. D.1 JOHN K. marswW Notice to Taxpayers Table th pay.taxes in the -ron of Noluntown,ar ar” 'n'mv'y""-uanu a warra) ee( a hx of 4% -llh on , the Town List e’lilk(l “:l and to{- th' ng the e T will an Gallup from . April il- persons e notice i -camng" m.x; ce o I o g dl? A A h: "A_“'I'I_W'ifra.‘ l‘!‘! JOHN E. KINNE, Collector. marsd - 24 your bus. - l-l.‘:o';-_b::;'r- nnu‘o 30 vertising comsua -l