Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 13, 1919, Page 12

CLEARING TODAY; FAIR, COLDER TOMORROW " FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES: A Bulletin Want "' Advertisement WAL Get )t Six Cents 2 Line of Six Weords. WANTED—Mals WANTED—Female .- - A Bulletin Want Adveriisemeni Will Get it |A Bulletin For, Sale Advertisement Will Sell It| Advertisement Wil Sell i Adverhsemenl Wil Reat l! A Bulletm For Sale iment Will Sell K Six Cents a Line of Six Words, _ 5ix Cents a Line of Six Words. Bix. Centn n Line of 51z Warin Six_Centx u Line of Slx Words. - §ix Cents a fme of Six Words., _ FOR SALE " FOR SALE "FOR SALE—Automabiles "Am—Exp-rlenctd barber; lflud 126 West Main St. T WANTED—Man to cut ool i by the cord; good pay. Ci VANTED _First Class repair man on ht wages to right man, lew London, Ct. WANTED — Automobile one preferred who underlt:mds s(nrn[f Plainfield, Conn. WANTED—Man to work good milker, C'K. Smith, Alvin na»flon, . Willlams, Jewet work, between Taftville free_transportation to and 1m-n Phone 53-13 Jewett City. WANTED—Polish alesman, neat ap. WANTED—First also a good pai , 54 Mechanic St, wKN_TED ine worlkers. Class paperhanger; Apply to W. work women, arding room man. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, ;i HESBRO, MGR., entral Building. PLUMBING AND GASFITTING CALL UP 734 With or Without and ECONOMICAL— MODEL RANGES We furnish Rep: EFFICIENT s for all makes A. J. Wholey & Co. 12 FERRY TREET P’hone 581 Modern Plumbmg is as essential sienericity is to lighting. tes the very best PLUMBING WORK | Wy expert workmen in modern houses as | Ask us for plans and prices. J. E. TOMPKINS 67 West Main Street ROBERT J. COCHRANE PLLUMBING, 3TEAM HEATING Washington Sq., Washington Building Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. B. O. T.F.BURNS Heating and Plumbing 1 FRANKLIN STREET Sheet Packing. DR. ALFRED RICHARDS Rooms 13-19 Alice Building, Nerwich DENTIST DR. EDWARD KIRBY Room 107, Thayer Bulding Hours 9-12; 1:30-5 and 7 to .8 DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon M’ Grory B-uilding Norwich, Conn. DR. F. C. JACKSON DR. D. J. COYLE DENTISTS DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES Smt GshmonBu!ldmg lov' Sbetucket WANTED—Waitress and kitchen girl at the Aspinook House, Jewett City. novidd WANTED—Girl to care for chiidren afternoons. Apply Mrs. H. B. Fivgler, 167 Broadway. _moy13d WANTED. housework_certain_hours. . Mrs, Archa W. Coit, 47 Oneco-St. movi2d Jou will ton? S0, please ‘write Plano, care uuneun, Fuli partfeulurs given. WANTED—Have you a piano which !3 © %o a ‘charitable institu; novlid KOR SALE—Jersey cow 5 years old, 60 Maple St. ¥OR SALE—Chester White plgs 10 weeks old, $6 each, or $10 per pair. W. i Phone 1242-3. calf Sunday. A NEARBY FARM FOR SALE ment by family consis wife, in-vicinity of Norwich “Town of Falls; imust be modern. Aciress Box 45, care Bulletin. novidd . \ mald to assist with/| WANTED—Four or five room tene-| WANTED — Competent woman for general housework. Mrs, H. G Murray, %0 Turner st Willimantic.” Phone 343, noved WA NTEQLady solisitor aggressiv neat appeatance, experience not neces- sary, large income assured. Phone 1104. novid WANTED—GIrls for picking off goods; can sit or stand o work; al-o work given out to takl hime; it Hiving near mill, West Sile ilk Mill. | novad WANTED—Maid (colered), 16 or over, for general housework, or to as- sist; to go home -nights ~preferred. Phohe 246. Mrs. Charles S, Fiske. octdld ‘ HELP WANTED Girls Over 16 Years of Age THE AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY Willimantic Mills, Wiliimantic, Conn. GIRLS WANTED Good Pay—Steady, Work THE TURNER & STANTON; COMPANY 251 BROAD STREET WANTED Weavers APPLY TO JOSEPH HALL & C0. TRADING COVE MILL Nowich s e — Hice room in Central Viflage, Comp. with privilege to keep a desk and do- ing a real estate business; can be halr mile from M. R. siation: wal satisiy on the money part. Write ful lurs, 15+, b., care Bulletin O TO RENT- . TO RENT—Five room tenement, Maple St. novisdd “0 RENT—Garage at No. 43 Union Street, novidd FOR' SXLE—Trucks newiy. punced umi guira Fords and other mdn sc., VProviden: everal rebuilt, P is) fariving Coutit Tala s chestnul lorsc, a&e § years, 1085, sou 1ady to drive, goad . ‘buildings, plenty of wood, fruit and water, L A, PRENTICE, < TO RENT—iur FOR SALE—Seven good sheep, bred, room, marguerile: Lida., & of man and |3 White - Wyandotte Wiite Rock will ship C. O. D. Henry E. Franklin, Mass. sd WANTED— By young man, to rent a particu- ce. | noviid have a Cncster White male log rea for service and aillatest improvemenis iox loaging ¢ ored glass, old sit all kinds. C- Box 195, novizd " WANTE! ture, modern and untigue, ‘at nuction; good results or mo pay. J. King, Norwich, Conn. Box 185, noviad WANTED—Cider barrels. J. A. Mil ler, Lebanon. e to Know that WANTED— Peo sy. CEverett D. Benjumin, Norwich, Conn. novdd TWANTED—O1d hooks, aimanacs, cols nd aniiques Of | J. King, Norwich, Conn. g ologii Lk —Let me sell your furni- Pione 3% novild Bost.n Louse has opening for a local| man, neas, week of 45 Gours; steady The Mystic M len j this m { particuiars, @ving 1 ton to Rekab Trebla, P. O. Box 162, day, Wt H and siuns wich Tailow Saturday till WANTED—Are you & $5,000 man? ¢, experien ssed hos West side Meat Phone 795-12. _ novidd NTED—Boys and giris to operate nes and learn brabches of gun also a few mature women; per hour to start; will be en ‘worlhy, © Davis Warner Market, 18 AL once, experienced sew- y worsieds; Cou M novia WANTED— Al th to taat the Francin ciger mil wili Wedn y. Nov. 12, 1918, Loz, C.ow. Grant. nov WANTED —To inte et your dream y mean muchi tu vou; write full R W ANTED- w furs, every . Heebner's, Water rhurs- ienne WANTED— 11 kinds L. Mitls whi 2 Falman er notice. ur WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED {1f your mattress or box‘spring need mak ng over, call us. ‘The Victory Mattress Company, 204 West Main Street. Phone 585-23, CASH A For Liberty Bonds| {INSTALLMENT CARDS and PARTIAL-PAID BOOKS CFFICE AT THE SHU-FIX 256 Main Street Norwich, Cenn. ON THE SQUARE DETECTIVES' CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES inves ite Postoftice Box 4 ! wich, Conn - LOST AND FOUND LOST—Mcnday night, near Stoning- ton rcad, rabbit hound, brown and white lar, minus the tag, . Finder. return to (lark Chapman, §4 Hamilton Avg, Tel 1136-14. Heward. novizd ST—Wednesday night, about 6.30 , hetween M vantic'cemetery, at the Falls, flat fold- g pucketbo containing’ sum_of money inder pleadd return to The I ileting Office or leave dt.McNamara's tore. LOST—Pockethook containing near: pockethook of black:leather and 1t wern; owner going to_hosp! | and needs the money. Widl offer $25 ard if returned to this office. nov13d LEGAL NOTICES MAYO®'S OFFICE, City of Norwich, Conmecticut. To Either Sheriff of the dity of Nor- wichy Greetingsi— by di Lgted to warn the the, City of Norwich to ‘own Hall in-said City-on 13, 1919, at 8 o'clock (ne evening, for the following pur- poses: l. To decide whether the City shall now detérmine to continueand com- plete the improvement of ‘est Thames street southeriy from Shp ping street to the City line and thus'be’ entitled to !secure without delay the financial aid to be applied by the State to the gen- eral improvement of . West Thames street, as agreed upon. 2. To decide whether to_authorize the appropriation of s#eh sum.as may be necessary, not “exceeding seven ety 4 five hundred dollars, -to.com- plete improvements: to 'the City line, repair walks on said West Thames strest which have been affected by changes of grade, and pay land, dam- ages or claims for damages, because of changes of grade made in the work on-said street. 3. To decide whether to authorize the transfer, to and for the sald work ! of one thousand dollars, the unexpend- ed balance of the appropriation made for the improvement of North Main street, and one thousand dollars appro- priated to, but not required, for street sprinkling and oiling, and authorize ithe re-appropriation’ of this sum of two thousand dollars, 4. To sanction the borrowing of the sum or sums needed for. the - work above described, not to -exceed in the. aggregate five thousand five hundred dollars, if the transfer of said-unex- pended balances be authorized, or seven thousayd five hundred- doilars it such transtet be not authorized. Dated at Norwich, Conn., this Tth day of November, 1919, J. 3.y DESMOND, Mayor of the City of Norwmieh. , T hereby eertify that the above and |forégoing te the warning directed to me for service by publlcation. Attest: GEORGE ‘W. ROUSE, A shertft of the City of Norwich. novOMTh Woolworei s v and Jue store. cigars, special “u : juizars 56, six for Zuc. Fagan's Smoke of any. kind, lar bu i yoU & farm lor sw. Agency, Uanielson, Conn. octad alterations taken by con and buider, K. 1y '8 spotied, left ear brown, has col- | ZANCE s divec VLR Nt eacl. Heliy slaniia . WANTS We can_dispose nd small. Our |a ness, © Have | Woealer's 1 novid | D—Fa ALL KINDS of carpenter work and | n Brook- | Canterbury abie prices. Box 5U, Brook- | Conn, Setlsd. WANT sr Satur- day.” K. octdd, v ANTED th, Liberty | sonds, aned on lib- | Loan Co.. (vear Shetuckel St). Ct: buy second-hand ! and -stoves. Call A. ranklin St., or Tel. 717 WANTED — Antique furniiure, mirs ors, evjored 3. silver. historical old _bo k. St Tel. RAW FURS WA LARGE OR SMALL (O A. G, BEXNET" CANTERBURY, TED. LUTIONS, BU]LDING Namara's store and | WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BULLD_.R i Best work and materials at right prices by | killed labor, Telephione 50 West Main St. Music GEORGE ‘TOURTELLOTT Teacher of Violin Studio, 21 Cliff Street “FRANK "G. BENSON Taacher of Violin ORCHESTRA For Dances, Weddings and Receptions, 92 Fifth Street. Phone 1251-131 Ernest E. Bullard TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN| PHONE 127-4 BLISS PLACE| I HAVE A FEW OUTFITS TO LEND[ AUTOS TO HIRE FOR HIRE—One closed 'seven-pas- senger car, day or night service. Call 1219-3. © W. Lariviere, or Liberty| iGarage, Marguerite Corner. oct a If you want a comfortable | car to ride in call up JOHN M. PILLAR, 21 Fahning Ave., Norwich. Dodge closed serv- ice car. Phone 152-12 INSURANCE BOOKBINDING |7 BOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD f INSURANCE FOP EVERYTHING INSURABLE J. L. LATHROP & SONS R SALE—White Wyandotte coc Regal strain, Fred L. Kanahan, Route & FOR SALE A medern houte, even Tooms, large comememes, three min- TLAUGH at your for caricature of yourseif Send clear photo quiet: neizTiborond Call:@wner, 1146:2, FOR SALE | A Cottage of 8 rooms with improve- ments in best repairs. Centrally lo- cated and within 10 minutes’ of Franklin Square. . FRANCIS D. DONOHUE ntral Building Norwich, Conn. iberl James, 62 Cross St East Great Pla Norwich Welding Co.. Chestnut St. 5 (novr that full dress suj yos isix cars, Pond St. one til you have ssen e oaa g one_that is f TTO0 RENT — Furnishec light _housckeeping, _ect3ld T 10 RENT—Furnished_rooms for light Inquire 17 Boswell Ave, hme ‘a bargain MR, FRUITGROWE! mpiete power Spraying outhit, housekeepiug, _oct2sd Aitachments, Hiiing tank with w.ltery fle'nand\ la -ger heater, bath Apply ‘at 12 Broadway. Farm, Jewett City. gas and electric lights; Hamilton Ave, O RENT-—Furnished room, suitable for one or two persons, Eim Apartment, 175 Broadw: ~_fiovsd “ 10 RENT—Garage room for five or Inquiré A. J. Senit, M0 RENT—Modern seven-room flah gas and electric h shed steam: heated st AL {o] 11 North Main Ty madel GC, 1 new shoes stake” siucs, ed contract witi “heap; have no use for i Merrill H. Joncs, Telepmne N . Platiorm body, fired, with iiizh - bark, periect B tion, new ice, Wiil sell fall for § good TunDIng 113 Franklin St 3 all tenement of turee rooms with madern improvements. In- quire 105 Dunham St. novizd : —Tenement_ of six i all modern impfovements. premises, 69 Mechanic St. TO RENT—Tenement of four £soms, | I noyiid names St four-room steam-hcated fat, protements. and bath. Apply Coal Co. btfice, Thames St. nmxm 'ru RENT—Six-room tenement, «t‘ am —One colt coming’J yes well broken, one light driving hal “ one top buggy, rubber tires {2 Way, k. B/ D, Sy fent conaition, riul motur; will sell FOR SALE—1919 run:put little) extra equipment. hatire at Central Vermoul Passenger Stailon noR 11 TuThS FOX SALE—Ford touring car. overhauled and painted;. Buicl class condit on; will sell boi novild George Lamber . Phone. 1331, non-skid tir ! Bie biks gain. i Thamos S it —1918 Maxwell very littie mileuge; Lud,;ev touring 1914 i-ol'd in runmng der, one 11 " apartment, 9 Fountain St. touring in lire shape; uiso a 1919 ones kord truck with top and side cur- Reo Garage, Yiaintield, Conn. Foa‘SALE—Fom coupe, in excellent shape, demountable rims, Yale lock on {switch, Vesta stora; TO RENT—Flat of TFOR S\I,E;chet cider. imptovements. oo cottage house, hardwood -fioors, and cold wates eam heating System, trained for use wxu\ lights, $530. 7 tooms with all Inquire at Brooklyn octli —Basement tencment 36 School street, 3 rooms. Bulletin Office. A UK SaLk—ne0, 4 1916 Six CyLnder, mileage only 2,400 miles, a rare chancé Mauire at | to et a good machine in excellent con- Oct13d. lpeen driven Willimantic: 0. R utes’ walk. from Franklin square, For full particu Kurnished rooms; (rooms for light housekeeping. at 10§ Sehool St. - Phone 1048-4. Healey, North Woodstock. ¥OR SALE—1916 Leu touring 198 CHA St. P i ———ey for long jeia ielson railroad TORAGR—Huusenold goods stured or short terin; rates reason- Fanniog Studio, 32 Broudway. tires and battery good; will seil FOR SALE—Little 4 Buick roadster, | Cottage house having seven rooms and bath -electric lights; steam heat, There is'a garage, large: shed with carpenters bench and a poultry h fruit trees and several graps vines; exceptional value. cemented cellar. FOR RENT ’/ Offices and Floor Space. CENTRALLY. LOCATED James E. Fuller & Co. 34 BROADWAY good condition, good tires. | speedomeler, speedy and | Jacobson's | Garage, Bath St., "OR_SALE—Lignt Six, Buick Rou exceilent cond Will sell reasona Quaker Cits Archa W. Coit Highest Grade Properties " Investment Sccurities 63 Broadway Telephone, 1334 5} the Thomas Clemens in West Brooklyn, a full line of FOR SALE SEASONED HARD WOOD SAWED FOR STOVE OR FURNACE—GHEST- NUT WOOD FOR KINDLING. HARRY B. FORD. 233 Main Street. FOR SALE 1Twe-Ton Republic Truck in goed con- cil, ey FOR SALE — Few ed Carpenter [ irain m, 4-room house, good' place for chi ¥ burn, outbutldings, | farm, on state | SRR s that it was sold. Jight double hars dition—tires practically new. WOOLEN CORPORATION, Bean Hill | new | FOR SALE—Siab wood, 35 per cord Wit Roed T ;FAfiRMS FOR SALE Write for aatalogue. Phone 1099-2. FARMS for sai Including stock, crops and tools.. Some FOR SALE tio-apartment Gld letters. Al 4 AN of the best located firms in Eastern Connecticut.. Right on the state road and close to market.. If you are look- ing for a good up-to-date farm call located, within ten minutes’ and see me. Owner leaving city Pris W FOR SALE BARGAIN 125-C-N-S Four acres Of land, ad Gulable, sume i, appee, prar and peuch irees, allj béariy condition. 4 tne 14-room Gagioway, . mile to Slores’ und not far sor-one. WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST, Wenterly, i L Telephone 2365 FOR SALE The two_houses on one lot, Nos. 445% and 451 Main Street (East the place to live and have a good in- | (mme. Talk ew)lh E. A. PRENTICE Sheo Max’wen it These -prices are delivered you contemplate having a car for ne spring better order it now as the price mey be higher and . delivery delayed. Secand hand. cars, Danielson, Conn., Tel. , 21 Maple St; reat sa fc tor the most !led 'nh.d to go o a gobod nearly mew custom- ncsr, runab ut buzgy, nubber = i rriage robe, strect bladket, Ars. Robbius, l? bell, + nova ade h FOR SALI Norwich, Conn. noviza FOR SALE— 1z poree: or Will cxchange fof £00d.0%. 876-4. uoviid FOR SALLBrash runabeut ing }md running order, equipped with horm, out, Whistle. ‘and. pac Senerator, e tires and numeroa extra parts, inelud- ing crank shult, time shaft and gears, Q‘((U‘a carburetor and intake manifgid, ete ing, North Windhum. Phons 206-13. $60 cash takes it from G. A. Dém- novila FOR SALE—Horses| dump eart: dnd larnesws. Inquire at Georze Driscoll's 188 North Main St, Norwieh, HORSES head of good acclimated Hotfes; ge baticry. ele‘ln(_}one pair that T have worked of ithe N. D. Yheroux, 32 Frank- Phone 1142-3. street sprinkler afl summer, three pair that have been working for - a Gon- tractor for the last three months, s!x horses that I have had hired out doing seneral work. I also have 15 ather horses that ‘are suitable for any Mind of a job, business horses, farm chuhks and drivers. Carts, Reach - Wagdps Buggles, Harness, double and single, also » good line of New BlanKets that | will-sell at a-small margin.. I in need of anything in the-horse line, see me before going elsewhere. E .J. HAMILTON 71, 373, 375 Main St - Tel. Residence 1212, Stable 650 SALE HORSES I have-a few good Horses that ar suitable for all kinds of worlk;-ané I want to dispose of thiem right away. Some are second hand, and-all are &e-: climated. ~Prices right. Come and ses them. 4 ELMER I'l. I’IER!UN. 3 Tel. 536-Z. sepl Pasuted wuile aliu il K0uu cu ditom, Dask, G Denueri€s; waier Louse! Luis pluce 1s situsied ou MOTOR GARS Weé have them for immediate de- livery. New and used cars. surprisingly You can make a deal with on a trade or straight buy, if sou can with anybody em We're after busines frowm the Su i, K. D, aild teleyuone nf souse. And what do yod liibk? ik ownes asKs Lor-tais heai lume is $1,700, pait Cash. lminediate Poshessioll, | LL YUl are A the mmarket Tor'sucn a place as imis, bed Lonight untl you udve looked over anu paid-a deposit om it. there are many Dpeople * lor such & piace and it would dispicase ive to have to el any. siacere buyer 1t i5 up to you.— £xtract from Wilcox's Farm Bulletin don't xo tw and satisfied) Just now we have a 1920 Velie, Brand New Briscoe ad New Fords ready for delivery. Sy ek 1t you want a used car, touring car; 7-passenger touring; Dodge, '17, fouring; Jeffery touring car, These cars are right, service - today. price that will please you. sec.us. The Fall xeason is the time to buy a car right. Full Line of Tires and Acceasories. THE DANIELSON GARAGE, C. H. PELLETT, PROP., DANIELSON. We’ll make you a ide). 86 CLIFF STREET and must be sold RACINE FARM AGENCY Danielson, Conn. er particulars, inquire of ANOTHER REAL ESTATE BROKER, Farm Home FRANKLIN SQUARE. Q 20 acres, pleasant location, high land, FOR SALE $5,500 will buy 4 story Brick, 4 apart- ! ment house in heart of downtown sec Rents for $690 a year. cash, balance on mortgage will give you ownership of this propetry. dress Bargain, care of Bulletin. ff————_—_fifi FOR SALE RESIDENCE No. THAMES STREET, MODERN CONVENIENCES, LOCATION IN THAMESVILLE. PRICE LOW. arge poultry house, 50 fine fruit trees, $1,200, part cas, TRYON'S AGENCY, 'WILLIMANTIC, CT. TRUCKING AND TEAMING C. D. JOSLYN, 203 West Main St. successor to John Woodmansee, and heavy teaming; local and.long dis- tance furniture moving a spectalty. C. B. BROMLEY & SON, Shetucket St. LONG DISTANCE MOVING. Shetucket St. THE BEST PIANO AND FURNITURE MOVING. TEAMING AND TRUCKING done very promptly and at reasonable ARTHUR H. LATHROP, Sietucket St. THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Street PIANO TUNERS | COWS FOR SALE. TUESDAY, NOV. 11. JAMES H. HYDE, NORTH FRANKLIN. Telephone Lebanon 30. FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE HOME 6 ROOMS, STEAM HEAT, ELECTRIC LIGHTS GOOD YARD ' AND * GARAGE PRICE $4,000 JamesL. Case 37 SHETUCKET STREET Telephone 190. ARLOAD WILL ARRIVE USED CARS=dTRUCKS REO .1916, 6 cyl., REO 1916, 4 cyl, 5 pass. REO 1917, 4 cyl, 5 pass. FORD 1919, delivery. BUICK 1916 _one ton truck with electric lights and starter KOEHLER 1 1-2 ton truck REPUBLIC 3-4 ton delivery REO “Speed Wagons.” Time Payments Arranged THE FRISBIE-McCORMICK COMPANY Salesroom, 52 Shetucket Street Service Statigh Pond Street Phone 1449-3 FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED. TUNER N. H. LEVY DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Insist on getting Duluth Imperial or | Hecker-Jones Flour of your grocer. | . Instructor, Chamber of‘ private lessons begins Mond: ow forming, R cbmmerce Hall, |t Hall or Phone 1741, @1 Alice Street THE PIANO TUNER. BYRON A, DEAD HORSES and COWS GHTMAN REMOVED FREE OF CHARGE Call Tel. 1863, New London WEST SIDE HIDE CO. Try our Scratch Feed and Beef Scraps: will make hens lay. Phone 326-5. MIXING YOUR OWN DAIRY FEEDS 122. Prospect: St Phone 511. FRF.DERICK T. BUNCE First-olass’ Garage Service Connacted,| - 1 FN@ Pla-no Tuner Shatucket Street American House D. MORRISSEY, Prop. Phone 833-2 22 Clairemont Ave, RESTAURANTS WANTED WHEN YOU ARE IN TOWN, TRY THE VICT'ORY LUNCH, 252 Malm St. Gives you the advant all price declines of any in- gredients, - which ready- mixed Feeds do not always _CASTINGS DRUGGISTS Del-Hoff Hotel EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BROS., Props. 26-28 Broadway | NOTICE IRON CASTINGS FURNISHED PROMPTLY: BY THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY C0. Telephone 1227 Nes. 11 to 25 Ferry Street 28 Shtuckst &t. Norwich, Conn. Blank Books Made and Ruled te Order » Bastern-Conncoticut eq ing medium Al to The Bu THERE 1s 1o advert; JeLin oL aUsine3s o following pledges have and are for sale at the LIBERAL LOAN CO. WHITESTONE CIGARS WE ARE * FILLING M PRESC] Ta compounding them, and p of delivery. partment today. DUNN'S mAuAfl 50 Main Street | WHEN YOU WANT (v DUl your bua. fness befors the public, medlum Veiter tian (hrough the ad- vertisiaz We have a corking good formula and you are wel- ‘come to it. YANTIC GRAIN AND PRODUCTS CO. Phone 999 ONS wm(hr pro) Try our Dreseription x there -1 no Builetln. Are $50.00 Per Thousand it 4. F. CONANT 't 11 Franklin St ESE S M%MVAM ARER® 13 a0 n-u'm-:ng nedium. tn astarn Comnmecticut cqual to The Bul- 195 busibess iesulis, : _ AUCTIO.:S WITTER BROS. ... .- Auctioneers J. C. WITTER, A, WITTER, Asst. and “Salesrooms, 42 St., Danielson,. Conn. PUBLIC SALE By order of the Administrator of ‘the estate of the late Dr. George Towne, at the farm locat- ed about one mile north from Thompson Depot, Conn., on SATURDAY, NOV. 15, 1918, at 10 o'clock a, m, RAIN OR SHINE, © we will sell the AOJOWH\E W’ sonal property as described fof the high dollar: One pair of hedvy team har- ness, 1 pair. of medium, welght team harness, nearly new, 1 set of light- farm' harness, 1 Dair of light double driving harness, neariy mew, 2 second:hand liwht driving hatness, 1 solid rubber- med driving or: surrey har- never used, 3 single express mber wagon harness, sevs eral gooq second-hand street blankels"2 new blankets, 2 good robes, 1 heavy Astraknn cloth driving_coat, nearly new, cot* 385, 1 Concord road buggy, 1 to carriage, 1 two-horse team farm wagon, 2 sleighs, 1 twok horse mower, 1 hay raké, 1 new stesl 1and roiles. & good pluws; ¥ cultivator, 1 Diamond harrow, weeder, 1" A-harrow, 1 fine city away harrow, 1 potato spraye corn shell 1 set of whe tongue and aMe for ox cart, steer_yokes, 2 or 3 ox yokes, 1 set of tackle plocks, 1 iarge ofl tanik, 2 nice grindstones, and large collection of smail ha tools, sucll as forks, hoes, shéve els, ete. 3 VETERINARY INSTRUMENTS of every description. practically new and up to. date, 1.set slings, 1_set of veterinary bool 1 Jarge denorner, and other cles, - Otfice HOUSEHOLD GOODS, including 1 oak bedroom . complete, in fine shape. 1. or wood heaters, 1 dropleaf table, Kitchen tablé, 2 or 3 chests, .commodes, several easy chalrs, or 2 odd dressers) 1 secretal desk, and many other articles 2 useful nature. e i ahine: Pianty room under cover. Terms cash, Caterer in attendance. : JOHN. 0. FOX, Administrater of Betaté, | Putnam, Conn. 63 Frani St. R .UVERHAULINB)] AND REPARR WORK OF ALL KINDS Automobnlec, = ‘Machanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholstering and Wood Wsrk. Blacksmithing in all its branches Seott & Dlark Corp. 507, TO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET .. WHEKR YOU WANT ic put rour -! 1°to The Bul- - veiorn oue. ol medivn bet i TG L0 A Lo IR Y PR "‘llm) ]