Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 21, 1919, Page 10

FAIR TODAY; : SHOWERS TOMORROW. Six Cemts a Lime of Six Words. WANTED—Male 'Am—Boyl for light work., 304 West Main aug?ld m—m to_ work in_ the kitchen Apply at the Wauregan House. W‘MWH‘ ltg:, Wfi!: a‘ e e .~*a‘\'-n 2 R et m MOTORMEN and conductors; $1 per &y while learning: 37340 per haur nr-t year, 39¢c sec: year, 40%c t! & fourth yur and meruno ttn. half ovi aaily: trainmen last ay da ; traintien p A ! kly» lhoD' nsen, 1!14‘-‘)" Wew Lum Div.. Protestant |~ r‘fll 13 two. J-wcn Syt Box 142, sussia y eal Electric_Ry. Co. w London, Ct. and Westerly, augld 7 ST Bui- FANTE > s f:.uarun wlu»%o_ D "“ o) My ShAt otlun!o : Aruub?ix‘ Hosj Iul- ‘or to* lnc, wl\h ;: hm ‘onn. aug20d FOR SALE—Autemobiles FOR SALE—Overland five- Kitenon Memorial phone 207, New Liondon, assenger {Ar 1o good’ order, all good tires, very e low f A Mr, Morin, at the rty of nu- irls for Plauto c-ddan BB Norwich, Gonn. m. and at Ocea " For ruonpa aug2id Torther particulars, WHte to Mes. F. B ‘Watson. 14 Midway Pl, Ocean Beach. |, W. aug20d l';‘;' t YOU CAN BUY two good Commercial cl W one-ton _trucks very ap if you act uick. The Plaut-Cadden Co., Norwich, Lonn. " aug2ld FOR SALB _At Maxwell agency, one WANTED A Eirl to do _chamber work and as: the housekeepe! ply at the Wauregan Hotel. - enger Chalmers, now at irl for Eeneral house- !'l)!'un;l. % Bantelson. Conn. price two afternpons: off, Write Box | W, 11,500 danvery at once. B. "Ander- this offi ug20d son. Tel. 340. aug?ld ————-h“n o _m_‘. g : T R e augied; Tour furnished work. i toreycle, SALE—1916 Indian motoreycle, e oIk L Neans FOR electric _equipment, wILh side car, in xood condmon » price 250, O. Ecel Windham, mantic. NTED_ o o pong > - WANTED — Salesiadies for extra reoms for lgn be usekeeping or fur- rol nu"—uu model Avo-passen: | extia Work. ABpIy F. W. Woolworth | niehed apartment. m,d, e ot ger touring car. Phone 7i2. _aug21d | Co. augTd | fice, : —Salesladies. ANTED. Apply F, Woslworth Co. tug7d Tr1 for men: o WANTED—Two ar thm furn! or unfurnished rooms. with §.n.r§’ tr’l“l'v located. ‘Address Box: w FOR SALE—One 16 h. car, two new tires. By TSmO eye el 789, aug2ld Good strong “FoR Myers “$1;2 F. D. Donoiiue, Central i at mm:—;:; xnma. CJI Re .‘i‘cw ug2id AvE, ?n?xfi ";’.i‘ 2?.'?:‘.,‘.‘.,;‘%',"“ frice. Addr ct. ea: Box 5 Ternce F'-rm. Merrow, _aug2ed o ! SALE—Six-room Ave..' price “$1 easy slag. amil WANTED— eral housework in small augdd E—] ishes to sell a FOR SALE—Lady wishes to s sal housswork (' late model Ford touring car, in perfect and WANTED_A few amrlonc.d wn teds. yA)y abuta” { _ug1s SALEFine. Senu:h col year old. - Box 3l. :w ition, 13} erhauled e fancy wors Sewly painted. "elotric . lights, Yale| WANTED_—An elderly lady, who -ooa‘nn- Ashaway. sugi n Jock, 1ot of éxtras, tools, price low;|Would like a good home. fo, taie, CTare BT e Rg reason for selling, death in family; car |2f & ) “ ot e Rearly hew!" Hetidence 112 g,.j’ &onn., "ot Bhone 336-. Putnam: Jy2d |am una.un. ap & door, Providence, *ruka !.m. EII( ston St. car. ‘ulzod wAmD A m l} our L] 1 an 8. you to o LE—Hupmobile touring car |75 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO SEW |fers Have You a farm zo'.;'.m. Seia | 7w w set Of cord tires: sacrifice | ON LADIES’ SKIRTS. GOOD PAY [IeT Farm Agency, Damielson. Conn. . |P Gaston A, ] If tak t once. P _ faindon. Danieizon, Conn. . aug20d (AND AIRY, CLEAN, SANITARY| i oo have any 7at hoss for sale. FOR SALE_Ford delivery In good | WORK ROOMS. STEADY WORK cnl ‘:‘a Willimantic. Joseph Astman. GUARANTEED Apply at CADILLAC HALL 32 Market Street running order, or would exchange for a larger truck. George D. Wells & Son, Willimantic aug20d FOR SALE—A 1917 Ford touring car. Harry L. Lathrop, R. F. D. 9, Norwich. = Tel. 1865-12. a a AUCTION FOR SALE—1917 to T WANTEDIn Massachusetts. mills, near Providence, frame spinners; night od wur‘k. good pay, St ver Metz roadster, in WANTED — To . buy second-hand Dechay Gnd T I "ouis SH 3 :;vr. or will exchange fo; iufl SALE—Player-pianc ro! PMVA’II: ALE—! rooming house at §0 Mai \lfl carpet: E( ) ;day, 1is D.- W Entire_contents of 1 St upstairs te.. Wed: POR S Ty, furnt wOm:* COf t Florion’s Cove, Norwich: larme oul house, large garden. screen nes, tollet, force pump and_ telepho: I\lcuo lw [ water frent 29°(C on Kit€m: . Write 30, 2 ord Springs, Conn. TFOR SALE-_Ollver typewriter..near- nder- Tnauire “this oifice” wit) h H Write Plano tnis office. auglsd M for saie. WFite fof cataiof Bue. cine, Danieiscn, Conn: sepidd A-1 condition, Gray & Davis starter, 2 Boach magneio. four good tires. CHARLES S. BROWN......Auctioneer | yjichen s and stoves. Call A. Eugene Smith, $0 Main St augi9d _ AUCTION Bruckner, 55 Franklin St or Tel. 717 FOR su,kpe:rm;s six ;»yn;g;; “,.s-rul;.__b-;-h'.‘l W.gt.d smod :nn v ouring car, in 1 g ogs: Sonaltion. or will exchange for smaller| 1 will sell at public sale, at my farm ”‘;'J:"rfis.l Foone 195-15. 16 Thames vag: in Ledyard, Comn., seven m. Norwich, on the Norwich and* weucrly road, THURSDAY, AUG, 2STH, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m., NINETY HEAD OF CATTLE t.. City. WHY are finck aspberries alway red Those City LIS ofgai " for dc caon ] all .right. A lot of good shapes in a 50c pipe for s0c and worth 3 pecial, | , | Man?ls cigar wraped 'in - tiss paper, special gc. Fagan's Smoke lhn). Inquire at Jacobson's Garage. 13 St. auglsd FOR SALE—1918 Republic 13-ton truck, panel body, cab top. new cushion tires on front; will sell cheap if taken at once. Write Box 70, this office. auglsd FOR SALE—Cadiliac touring Fo! T FelP o .l SALE—A kids at their -m. sheep ‘1- and . Otto Andenom B "~ aug length: Brown. SALE_—Wood 1n sitove lengths cord, C. O- D5 ‘G. A Buliard maysd 1k gaat: mi wants some will trade. D.oNG: o Poricien. '-lnt iBer eufll in sto \( s “Fon un.a—ams wood, $5 ame ut [ Sarta 2 cord the kind suif Yantio. Phone 1099-3. 1915 model, first class condition, mew- | Seven voung milking cows, several| 228124 Iy painted, all new tires. ready io run.|young cows (due to freshen soon); se WANTED_ Do you anticipate bulld- 3 re Conn. Popcorn Co. 80 Water |eral fat cows, also a number to fresh. 3 o - > augidd |en late this fail: 1 pair three year old | yo5 sah sav 1esc terme il you hovt you. can save money and bother. WH“I Home, care Bulletin. 3 Experienced war: Sl learners. Ap!yj ——e—— steers (weil broken); 1 pair two year old Holstein steers (partly broken) several ~palr. of vearling Holstein sieers high grade Ayrshire bulls com- | win ing two years ol 2 nice H R et ol L nice Heisiely | i Sl 5 calves, 20 large| WANT rors, colored glass, silver, (registered), 15 growthy two year old heifers (all have '] terms. The Frisbi r:'vs'lol:t Shetucket St. : KOEHLER ton and a quarter truck, excellent running order, $700, or easy hlno cal terms. The Frisbie-McCormick Co. 52 |been bred), 25 yearling heifers (mostly | china, old books, and old A Shetucket St. augld Holsteins). T (uckn:r. 55 Frankim st Tele T17-3 | ¢ VIM half ton delivery nneumafisc TWENTY HEAD OF HOGS 2 tires, an economical light truck, $47 or easy terms. The Frisbie-McCormick Co. (been bred), 5 Shetucket St. augl2d 00 | White (due to farrow by date of sale) 1914 CADILLAC touring car, $300.|5" young sows, Berkshires (ail . Tne l-‘rslsblu»MCCormxck Co., auz 155° | been bred); 1 ‘full blooded Berkshire tucket St. L2 boar (nine ‘months old). 7 fat shoats =" (large enough for market); eight acre wfi:‘s:al;t B R e o A fSeld st Hnrekaensliage corn, 10:deres DETECTIVES_Civil and criminal in, vestigations of ail’ desoriptions, divores evidence obtained quickly and’ witho notoriety ~ or _publicity, consultations absolutely ‘confidential; references fur- nisned as to reliabiliy and responst lity; first class male or famale oper- - ntars_ Address P. Box 95, Nor-h:h.i Conn. e by One large brood sow, Chester White 5 young ' sows, Chester o ime ther d t 9 k Paige 1918, Essex r =g B e Gt thisotnce. augsd | 1f Faid day should prove stormy. sale| LIBERTY WOOLEN MILLS YAN. [Send for one lace next fair week day. caterer will attend. O. H. MAINE, Owner. _TIC, WANTS FOR NIGHT WORK WEAVERS CROMPTON AND KNOWLES WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED LIBERTY BONDS M. COFFEY..... Auctioneer Brooklyn, Conn. AUCTION By an order of the Court of Probate STEPHEN *Cash paid for installment cards and|of the District of Brooklyn. dated the LOOMS partial paid books. Office at THE|14th day of abgust, A. D. 1915, I will SHU-FIX, 256 Main St, Franklin Sq.|S¢!l 4t Dublic auction the personal es- ALSO tate of DeLoss D. Snow, late of Brook- H SIS Iyn. deceased, at his home in Brooklyn | DYE. HOUSE AND PICKER 'ROOM INSURANCE siflage, HELP SATURDAY, AUG. 23, 1919, % INSURANCE FOP EVERYTHING INSURABLE J. L. LATHROP & SONS 28 Shetucket 8t, Norwich, Conn. at 10 o'clock a. m., the following: One kitchen ran, WANTED Weavers APPI-YTO e with reservoir and shelf, in fine condition, 1 coal heater. 1 airtight heater, 1 blatk nut mohair parior suite. 3 rocking veral other chairs, 3 bed- 3 bureaus (old style), in first class condition, 1 onyx clock, 2 clocks of old style, 4 mirrors, 1 extension ta- ble, 1 square table, several lamps, 2 1 folding sprina | B re. mir: | dition, ED Antique furniture, pome is 3139 Possession ior such a plice 48 rmls, 198, Da oarn, This piace ate L.ghway, % aureh, stures’ and not far iron the troliey: on D sagd: lelepuine in And” Woat do’ yLu’ LnLuk ik Aox e, Mo licken RAKL Gash. immediate Af you are in-lhe marxket dont &u ooked .3 d_tonignt untl you Ver Wna paid a a Gepoaio y - peo] 10T such a piace und it woufi m- lease ¥ Ct uyer at it was sold. up . to, Bi¥trace ‘Trom’ Wilcox's Farm lufl‘u: WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST. Agency, D nielson, © Conni, ison. matiresses. sev lows, vy of bedding, 'l S .. several braided rugs. 1 sewing ma- chine, 2 wash boilers, 3-wash tubs, 1 REG wringer, 1 wheelbarrow, 2 stepladders, | 1 plumber’s torch, 1 lawn mower, 7 nice ladders used in painting, also a quan- tity of papering and painting. utensils, a small ‘quantity of wood, 2 watches. and a largequantity of crockery, glass- ware, tinware and kitchen utensils; also 'a gres: many other articles. too numerous to mention, If steemy, sale next fair week day. Terms cash. FREDERICK E. MILLER, RsE'T S TRADING COVE MILL , | P Nowich « WANTED OLD FALSE TEETH, LIBERTY BONDS, IONDS, 21d Admi . oE] et o OLD GOLD “AND “SILVER.. : Money Loaned on' Libe: Have you insured those ad-|7ames ®. HYDE.......... Auctioneer || "waE corraTmmAL: u'.'i."é‘;"'” ditional stocks or the addi- 154 Water St. (Near Shetweket St.). tions to your home? IN- SURANCE will save heart- breaking regrets. See us NOW. > ISAAC S. JONES Irsurance and Real Estate Agent Richards Building 91 Main Street CHARLES D. FOSTER FIRE INSURANCE Tel. 781 161 Main St. AUCTION Will be sold at public auction, FRIDAY, AUG. 29, at 10 o’clock a. m., b o s e LOST AND FOUND LOST—! t, Taffville Ang. Baltic. Finder. teerecor Baltic_Postoffice and PQCI‘Ve TEWAr: aug?id to NUH!‘)—Bllcdkd and ghlla male do g‘ 'wner p lease addres A ,‘ sh Pherfl znit‘ylzl'{w"ul No. Becker, 313 Tagrel Ho aug? the tollowlflg described pruperty 12 choice grade Holstein cows, cay Trave's Yours a13, soumnd. Wind and Lus in all harness, low-down milk wagon, bugey, driving sleigh. market . sleigh, hay tedder, plow, disc harrow. peg- tooth harrow: dump cart, 1§ h. p. en- gine, wood sawing outfit, Cimax blow- T I medern meuBaeld riinitire and | White: collar and taj olher articles too numerous to men-|§ M ""‘"Y T AT '9% stormy., Airst, fair day after. Sale will take place on the Bourque farm, FOUND—A non-skid ‘automabile tire merly the Silas Frink ~farm, in|and rim, 34-4. er can.have. same Franklin, about one mile west from b:;ogrvvinx property. H. E. Draper; 18 Baltic. spect St.. Norwich, Conn aug1sd DONAT BOURQUE, Ow. OUNDOf K1°E HuL Baltic, Conn. Aty GIRLS WANTED To work in Quilt Mills. Light, pleasant, interesting work; no noise; steady employment; high wages. For Fitchville Mill telephone Norwich 111-4 For Montville Mill telephone Norwich 110-12 THE PALMER BROTHERS (0. AUCTION CHAS. F. BROWN ........ Auctioneer : TWENTY Cows T will sell at public sale on WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27, 1919, --:11*.-.&"“1-& at my farm, Colchester, Conn. . near R. R. station,%on.the Lebanon and’ Nor- wich turnpike, 20 Mickigan Cows, age 5-7 years, tuberculosis test: ed; 12 of these are ‘Just -calved, tresh milkers, #nd § will probably calve. within the next few .days; weight from 1106-1400. % A Tol 3% improvements. FOR SALE FOR SALE Eleven room cottage. corner _“ef wéspect and Hickory Sts., all modern Inquire on premiae:, el Pro:pe st ¢ room Cottage, -‘-l ‘conveniences, everything up to ‘date ‘and ' located Thames Street, ‘residential section of. Thames- ville. 272 Main Street Phenes A'FoR? SALE WO FAE ', nousr: FOR :$3500 WITH LARGE YARD INQUIRE oF TO RENT. 253 Map.e St. comvenment ror) | venien Foungal “ron ment fll.l | couple. ér e oo, Moty ug“m !urnl-hked oams, nousekeeping, ol 3;' RENTT! ln-n room “ ba g’,‘»fl easant place lfll’ old __Aiing Rubber Co., aug2ld ~miu. room, and eir ‘of ‘ample size. *mrv Frax !‘fld‘r ‘line. - Additional house| r included trae. PMDB“-’ l‘.-"':‘ “town tax only: ! | Archa W | ¥ H'hol@r-dn?npomu*'- | Hed Imuum “Protection +| rénw:’z T e 9-zent peyr house six-room A% dern improvements, wub lot 75 303 the house is located in " location, off Boswell Ave.. nall‘ 'ar 'llne, only 10 minutes’ rankiin Square. For full particular see. 3 A. V. COVELLO, dt ao n.'lt aea. 3 1 n. inclu v Colch\.olt.r.’Cbn S 1 hz huu.ukup gl o in, McKinley Aver o walk' from |a1f. modern 155 Appiy a¢ AmenicnsWiasterd ,Fu nished house, by boat.and mar- 7 aug20d FOM RENT—Fouf ioom collae, month. © Cadl @iter s p. m., 573.. Ave. Cflit 0 m leulht lace Al’hnpx uuubex?c‘: aug20d : 'i‘fiaagxmxlo PRESS. D »qeun TRUCKING AND TEAMING MARTIN LARSEN, SHETLCKET 57, DROMLEY & S0 Phone 33 BISTANCE MOV BROWN & HARTLEY, Shelucket St. Phune 607 _PIAXO _AND FURNITURE MOVING D. JOSLYN, 203 West Mala St. suctessor to Joha Woodmansee. (ruck ing and team Long distance mov- ing a speciaity. Thienhanes WEAMING AND TRUC done, very ‘prompty and at N aasonable f pric ARTHUR M. Shetucket St, “Earunor, Phone 176. FIANO TUNERS NT_Two furnished rooms and Ciift St., up one flight. auglid T FuPnTsRed. foomsl. for Mrs. Congdon, §2 -aug9d ¥OR WENT—Teriement, ymproyements, 14’ Thames aga . Tel.. 683-3. 198 Cnm st Fifty Cows, consisting vl 40 ‘milkers and fresh cows, and 10 &pringers. - « CHESTER S. MAINE & SON, ;- Neorth Stomingt Kltemaug Peaches The White Freesto c-iming Will be. ripe.the last of August. Yellow Elbertas the early part of Sep- tember. Plage your brder NOW with your focal grocer to be delivered when | i ripe. In this way you will be assured Call 1130 RE! h[nl houlikeepln[ 7 oe, Jacquu. FOR RENT — One furn! shed room. aug?d ni rooms for Division St 0 term; ra 52 Br or short anning Studio, RENT—Rooms for_single gentle- , centraliy “lacated, The Shetucket. 25 Shetucket St. For rates, inquire o No. 44 Shetuckef St. y22 4 2 If you want a comfortable cir to ride in call'up JOHN M. PILLAR, 21 Fanning Ave., Norwich. Dodge closed serv- ce car.. Phone 152-12 Tour ‘rooms. of getting them when they are at their Price as reasonable ss the market o Px-xn Hlll Farms. FOR- SALE—Horses ALE—Horses O. Phone 4sdi14. ron sAl' art, one two-horse wagon, preader. set ‘harnesses. Inquire auglsd FOR SALE A-1 mechanical condition. Paint very - good. Cannet be told from - a ' hew machine. “Seats four people comfort- ably. Inquire THE T. J. SHAHAN C0. . E.A. PRENTICE Having settled about one hundred es- tates offers his services.. as = Trustee, Administrator .or Executor to those who desire honest, reliable and com- petent service. 8 . CLIFF STREET FOR SALE | al a; Phone 300 an annual income of $300; can be used for business purposes: “in good location: ideal investment. For full particulars, s “BIG SIX”REQ™™ horses that are well g00d broken. have alse some Horses thit ‘are fitted for ‘NEXT TO.POSTOFFICE. . w ons, and second:hand. line, :A" three-flat Brick House with gzntla saddle pony which HORSES I have a few good young sound acciimated and 1100 to 1450; I nd hand ny kind of rk. Also dump carts and farm wag- harness, light and heavy. new welight sood s 1f in need ¢? anything In the horse see me. E. J. HAMILTON 374, 373, 375 Main St., jez4d Nerwich, Conn. . SALE HORSE'S have a number of g0 work Braaa: el baghrElt AIES Y Catns o bout 1200 or 1300 in welght, all gentle nd godd .workers, and a very nice is nice to rive or ride ' Come and see them. ELMER R. PIERSON. Tel. 536-3. iys1d DENTISTS Peck, PIANO TUNER BYRON A. WIGHTMAM | Phone 595-3 11 Alic= Street T ‘ Player Piano Work a Specialty EER, NO TUNER. Phone 511 THE PI 122 Prospect St " FREDERICK T. BUNCE The Piano Tuner | Phone 838-2 22 Clairemont Ave, MUSIC GEORGE TOURTELLOTT Teacher of Violin Studio, 21 CIliff Street { THE SANF onp MusIc feld, CLASS, Plain- Comn. cor. Main SL and, Railroad Ave. Fall tenm begins Sept. 2d. Piano. Vocal, Haurmony. lerms, isc an hou Two subjects may be taken, without extra charge. There are 15 weeks in a quarter. At the beginning of each quarter. in addition to tne lesson, thers is a payment of $2.25 hich covers all “ost of muterial and ciass dues. ' T no lessons are missed for 14 weeks. t 15th is a free. or “premium” leason, and counts on the honor roll. The class examined and graded once a year by 4 granduate of the NEW ENGLAND CO ATORT Miss Sanford Is a member of the Philadelphia M. T. 4 Teacher of Vlohn and Mandolin ERNEST E. BULLARD Bliss Place TELEPHONE 127-4 FRANK G BENSON Teacher of Violin ORCHESTRA For Dances, Weddings and Receptions. Phone 92 Fifth Str 1281-19 FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED. Insist on getting IVM ith Imperial or Hecker-Jones Flour ratch Feed and Beef Scraps makes lay GREENEVI GRAIN Co. FNANCIS D. DONOHUE Contrll Bidg Phoine Norwich coR SALE l ‘ farm, gOood location, m! ll m, % rnom nmu large barns and 5 Suthulidin tie| | pastures, beantitul water, 200 bearing . frait rees, wood and timber enough to pay for farm, 32.500. For Exchang 0t Yestacnce in® Wilimantic, throughout, can exchsige £o farm or timberiand: r.un- of at low prices.. ON'S AGE: Main Willimantie, Cnn. moy r - EO 1 2nd CY, 71 mar22d 3 FOR SALE - Cotu‘e Houses, Tenement a n d Business Blocks, Building” Lots, all in desirable - locations.. - List ‘' your pro- perty if you care to sell or rent, as I have a number of people looking for real estate investments. WILLIAM F. HILL R Room - 103’ ‘Thayer Buil ] 148 Main Street. | ‘Estate and Insurance et & DR. RICHARDS’ OFFICE ‘Wil Be Closed Until Sept. 2 DR. R. J. COLLINS DENTIST DR. L. J. EGGLETON DENTIST Office. Hours 9-12, 1.5, 6.8. Building, 43 Broadway Furnished : Seashore For Sale or Rent at” Watch Hill, Weekapaug, Pleasant and along the - Rhode "Send for booklst. Frank W. Coy ' WESTERLY. R & ' " FORSALE ‘A factory, suitable for all kinds of manufacturing with 3 “floors 100 x 40 e, separate brick beiler ‘house all goes with buildings. _ Building _has plenty of light, win- dews every 2 ft. toilets on each floor, fire lines and automatic alarms and 203 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Norwich, Conn. DR. F. C. JACKSON DR.'D. J. COYLE DENTISTS Office Hours: 9 a.m.te 8 p. m. . Telephone .Dr. A. J. Smay DENTIST mflmmfi PLANT lo.fl?l‘-zil'-“ Alice Building, - Norwich Phona, 1177-3 DENTIST ‘DR. E. J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Building .. Take elevator: Shetucket Street entrance. Phone | every convenience to’ start a manufac. turing busiriess in a Cennecticut city. '.This whele plant can be boughtefer about $9,000. . Address G. A. P. Care of Iullotm "FOR SALE - ONE PAIR OF “TEN TON- FAIR- umxs- SCALES, ALL IN ranr’:c:l CONDITION. X -~ JOMN ‘A. MORGAN & SON Houry 9:12; " DENTIST DR.. EDWARD KIRBY Room 107, Thayer Bulding A Phone 619 30-5 and 7 to 8 p. m. W!{EV You ARE IN OUR ciry C THE O NOH m CRISES sr. STHE av.mai AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIE! SEE OUR WORK FIRST THEN GET OUR PRICE FOR PAINTING YOUR CAR MOTOR CAR PAINT SHOP 354 West Main Street SMASHED don’t worry. We'll have it in ir shop pretty quir.k and soon get it in perfect shape again. We don’t Well, { cars how badly wrecked a car is (as fong as it is repairable) we can put it s feet if anybody can. And the harder the job the better we like it. Try us! IMPERIAL GARAGE H. T. ROBINSON, Mgr. Phone 929 Norwich, Conn. Timken-Hyntt and New Departure Bearings SALES—SERVICE GARLOCK & HAYNES 4 BANK STREET, Second Floor Phone 781-3 NEW LONDON Auto Radiators promptly and thoroughly tested under air pressure before | g shop. W. E. SHANLEY PLUMBING TINNING 499 Main St., Tel 710-3 GET OUR PRICE ON STORAGE BATTERIES BEFORE PURCHASING The Garlock & Haynes Co. Phone 781-2 NEW LONDON, CONN. Inedfum: petter than Starters—Generators—Ignition Devices ‘uu_v YOU WANT Lo but your pus. or publie. tnare is'pe ThrouE Saiamns of The Bulletia vertizizs