Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 18, 1920, Page 10

Advertisement Will Get It WANTED—Textile miil second hands and fixers for all ments. Charles P, Raymond Advertisement Will Get It e A Builetm Want Advertisement Will Get it| A Bulletin For Saie Advertisement Will Sell It WANTED—Miscallaneous FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED—Female WANTED—A number . 0f girls. for steady employment on piecework. Ap- ply 10 "Fnk{; Brookhill Manufacturing WANTED—Cleaning or housework by tae day. Box 1s, Bulletin Orfice, marlsd FOR SALE_Wooden cheap if taken at once. Clothing House Co, paper press, White Star marld - $1,800 WILL BUY. — TR e T 6 Room Cottage House, on CIiff Street, 234 Washington St, Boston. - Co.«Danielson, Conn._Tel marisd | wANFBO—One:man farm. location | FOX Satfiliecuuse awper Worke | oniy°5' minutes' walk from Franklin — = & e 1e | Norwich, Jewett City, u - . Y S e 4 WANTED Crew minagers; axents ‘.‘Afirfimn:;,efigperkfireg“i;’di Somdble: hus. 311300 Sashy full particus | mafe, 1 coach dug, 112 gaure pump Square. For fullc particulars (';“ don't ascept a proposition until you . : . fors Biree lecter: . Macaonaid, b sun, ! ; : our particulars and samples; money- | 15u, Bulletin Office. mariod | s uedt decier. b racotnabi, 0 Na% [Bon 3 "Bie, Radrerc wniiries jaigh A V. OVELL‘ R i Ny, M. Farky BSeT | WANTED — Capable miadie sged | T Nnip — warms, farms, farms, | Sows util after March 10th. Come and | Telephone 683-3 198 Cliff Street 2 T | o o A e Box i3 ity | |farms, rarms, farms,’farms/ Is your |see after that d arisd w:mu::m%houc ;-.lnlt"‘rl._ 7&-- nom::lr‘nmry. 3 m for sale? Weisler's l'armn;;;’;.;l‘;‘)y “FOR SALE_A now milch AJrshire 3 | @ avir . C. Swan Co. clSon, G s ALE—A new milch Ayrshire 3 WANTED A first class barber; $20 | WANTED—A competent cook. Ap- = yaugaldirow , Jing S0 WAIS Bact and baif over 326 seven-chair shop; $30 guaranteed. John Lonergan, 39 North M St, Bristol, Conn. marl7d ply evenings to Mrs. William Cheney Brown; Jr., Carroll Ave. marsd Tel. WANTED Steady - pinboy, at Aetna Alleys. es $18 per week. mari 6 WANTED Bsperienced waitress, at 161 Main St. Wong Wing Res- |~ mar4d once. taurant, WANTED—A man, with family, or ingie. to work on a farm; house goes + Tel. 1878 mar16d 'ED — Experienced ch Apply to Box 366, Plainfieid, Conn. mar1sd WANTED Man farm work. Hyde, North Franklin, Conn. 3 Lebanon a At once, young man for experience not necessary for. work: referred: must be good penman. and accurate in_figures; good for promotion. ‘Address P. O. Box No. 173, Bookkeeper, New London, Conn. v marsd Salesman Wanted- ] A “Live-Wire” Experienced Salesman to Sell NEW BEVERAGES FOR NEW. TIMES We have the drinks that everybody is looking for in these “dry” times; and will have again for “wet” times should they come back. Com- plete line of cereal beverages, fruit juices, ginger ale, birch| beer, and unfermented cham- es. Sold in bulk and in Plant Bottlings. Splendid line of accounts now bsing sold. | Excellent opportunity. Ex- | clusive Territory on annual contract for the Counties of E:w London, Tolland, Wind- | m. Write for appeintment, stating your gualificctions and experience immedi- ately, Address Beverage Sales De- sartment, 244 Madison Ave., 15th Floor, New York City. = “'WANTED MEN AT THERMOS FACTORY Bonus Period ‘Extended Until March 24 WANTED LABORERS TO UNLOAD| COAL. Apply to C. E. McLOUGHLIN Chief Engineer, Montville Power Station Eastern Conn. Power Co. | WA The names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn- ing and earn some money carrying papers. Frequently there are good routes. Get your names on file and be ready for the first vacancy. Call at the Bulletin Office. LOST AND FOUND LOST A ck and white cocker spaniel puppy. Tel. 90! marisd TLOST _Between Franklin Square and the Falls Co, a Backus Hospita] pin, dite on back. Leave at mari7d auto lens St. and kindly notify 167 Broadway. mari6d BUILDING Cover Yourself By Covering Your Steam Pipes With ASBESTOS SECTIONAL STEAM PIPE COVERING Bave the price of covering by saving the coal in your bin. Now is the time to apply this covering, and you can find all sizes in stock at WANTED—Girls; good pay; steady|. work.. The Turner-Stanton Co. janiid handy women W ‘We have about 100 style 7; the cloth remains vermake them fo: dies' Coats which are out your choice § cloth; you can dren’s coats or ladies’ coats. of yery high today. The coat Sy g homes ior children of all The Pasnik Norwich, Willimantic ard amd'clothin s s and_Danielson mar16d foth chil- WANTED — To rent cottage, Six or seven rooms, within short distance of Thamesvalle ‘trolley, all” improvements, two in tamily. Wrte Box 87, this office. mariyd WANTKD—Will pay highest prices for junk, papers, rags, etc. The Boston Fhone 181-2, City, between o1and 4t09 marlsd WANTED — Old false teetn, Ldberty bends, diamonds, money loaned on lib- eral terms. The Collateral Loan Co. 154 Water St. (near Suetucket St.). sep2ad WANTED—In br near Norwich, good Chiidren’s Aid socie WANTED Several Experienced SILK WEAVERS Sanitary Working' Conditions Excellent Pay BRAINERD--ARMSTRONG Golden Street ASK FOR MR. ACKROYD WANTED—100 GIRLS, 3 Nurse Girls, Gemasral Houso Picker Room, Dye Houce, Fi Room, Laborers, Dish Washers, | Kitchen Men. orkers, | Free Employment Burzau Central Buildi GEO. L. CHESBRO, anager. New London, Conn. mar: mari6d WE CATER to those who demand in- teiligent care of the hair and face. , 108 Thayer Bl Lindgre marlsd new wi women and chil b prices and WANTED A COMPETENE STENOGRS FOR GENERAL DICTL OFFICE. ONLY QUALIFT RAPHERS CONSIDERE BOX 592, BULLETIN 0 WANTED WINDERS AND WARPERS P Experienced or Learners Only first-class sitk us=d Good Wages—Steady Work | THE WINDHAM SILK COMPANY | ¥ Willimantic Music Tzacher of Vioiin ORCHESTRA s Weddings aa Receptions, Phone PHONE 127-4 | HAVE A FEW GUTFITS TO LEND N H. ComMeree Private le class for begin p. m. Advan PIANO TUNERS FRANK G. BENSON 125 BSLISS PLACE Post Qffice, Norwich Town . T LOWR Jewstt Ci LOWELL J. WILCOX On Diamonds, Jew- elry, Watches and | all’ Persunal prop- | arty at a low rate of interest. Unre- d sale. | LIBERAL LOAN co. Norwich, Conn | 08 Frankun St 1 FOR SALE- Horses | i | | ! Twenty-e; and su an find a nice | Come trade. | 4an28d PIANOG TUNTE BYRON A, WIGHTMAYN, 4 RCBBINS COURT. 0 head, 28 head that have Phone & i " GEEX, THE PIANO ' Prospect St Plione een here onc week that are| all , acclimated and good FREDERICK T. BUN CE The Piano Tuner Phone 838-2 HOTELS 22 Clairemont Ave. broke; also some good second| hand horses, wagons, har-| nesses, new and second.hand.‘» If you need anything in the {horse line come and see me, American House D. MORRISSEY, Prop. Phene ‘Fim-clln Garage Service Connected. | Shatucket Strost | £ J. HAMILTON 871, 373, 375 Maln St., Residence 1212, - Stable 650 iINSURANCE DEL-HOFF HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BROS, Props. Telephone 1227 FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED, 26-28 Broadway | ed piedges for | |. ARRIVED Pl Wyandotte puilets in fine laying con- dition; also 2 shoats, about 100 lbs. weight. Apply to P. O. Box 133, Cen- tral Village, Ct. rniarla"d Tye and hay. Ge marisd TFOR SALE—Three nice Hoistein heifer years old, one due to freshen in price low i taken at onc: DeWoit, 'Flain Hill, Norwich Tow: Phone 463-1 marisd FOR SALE Belgian hares, bred does; also web harness. C. S Goldie, Yanti marl8d LE — Eggs for hatchin; Iver and Partridge Wyan- also two incubaturs. Gem | Poultry Yard, Hedge Ave. Pnome 51U, marisd FOR SALE '3 MODERATELY PRICED MODERN HOUSES All _are in desirable residential sections. Each property has a garage. % . Archa W. Coit - Real Estate, Investments Fire and Auto Insurance Telephone 1334 63 Broadway J. Keilogg Hail, R. D. 1, 1851-4 RM for sale; 70-acre. 5-ro el all kinds of n house in good repair, ce- T, steam heal, open nrep: g all improvements, hou! your orders ad . o, Wiliams St. LuTh Phone 1162, o cinina One ro) ct, one tabics, ail . good cond Inguire o 25 Summer mariid FOR SALE _Kight-room house, rea- somable, o wili excaange ior tarm | inquire 1io vunuam St. women with ut ivy La- r handy We have are neeule Couts F(Hl' EEY store two 10 we L W. Focte SURPRISE ¥ alf miles nortn of ic, on the best lots of s and- timber in ondon County I For further 1tion, inquire AUL MA stic, Conn. Tel mar17d 'REMNANT SALE At. 205 WEST MAIN STREET is Still Going on e ¥ FOR SALE Good Seven Room Cottage and Shop or Garage, with large lot— Price $2200. Laurel Hill. quire of { THOS. H. BECKLEY ||! 278 Main Street S Phones WHEN THE DOLLAR LOCKS LIKE 30 CENTS If the Dollar of Today Buys Only as [Much as 35 Cents Did in 1896, Nearly Evierybody Needs Three Times as Much Life, Accident and Health In- Jusist on getting Duluth Imperlal or Hecker-Jones Flour of your grocer. Try our Scratch Feed and Beef Scraps; wiil ‘make hens lay. Phone 326-5. GREENEVILLE GRAIN CO. surance as He Did Then. All Forms of LIFE, ACCIDENT and HEALTH INSURANCE. JOS. BODO & CO. THE PECK McWILLIAMS CO. Central Wharf. WILLIAM C. YOUNG Suecessor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER Best work and materials at right skilled labor, m 50 West Main St BOOKBINDING BOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order 108 Broadway i i Real Estate and Insurance Box 422 Danielson, Conn. J FOR SALE Rare chance to secure a big bargain in a Cottage House of 8 Rooms, med- ern improvements, within 10 minutes’ walk from The Marlin-Rockwell Shop. For further particulars inquire of JOHN A. MORAN * i Real Estate Broker Franklin Square UNDERTAKERS The Henry Allen & Son Co. RESTAURANTS 85 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS WANTE! WHEN YOU ARE IN‘TOW: THE VICTORY LUNCH. 353 Mala St TRY AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant, Telephone 410-2 FOR SALE Good 30-acre farm, well located, | pleasant surroundings, 8-room house, first class condition, % large harn, poultry houses and outbuildings, 2 acres nice fields, 20 acres pasture, 10 acres ‘woodland: plenty frait. | Only $2,000; $509 cash required. TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantic. Coun. THERE 1s no aaverrsing medinm in i David H: Wilson. Wiliard J. Way Eastern Connecticuat ~qual to The Bul- letin for business resuits, SPECIAL " OPENING SALE A full line of all kinds of Cot- ton and Woolen Remnants, of the latest Spring patterns, by the yard and pound, at lowest prices.” Wholesale or retail. 27 West Main Street near Washington Square [ o ——— $6,750 Will buy fine 9 room residence, large corner lot, with_barn, located near Backus Hospital. Inquire Box 335, Care Bulletin. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY In b SHOP. Danielson, cessory and Re- a grand opportunity cure a gaod business, Apply to to se- JOSEPH BODO & CO., Real Estate and Insorunee, Box 422, Dunieixon, Conn. ITALIAN AGENCY &u Money O s for al rs and parts of the w s delivered in al leal Estate and Fire arance. e M. FORMIGLIO, 31S Franklin St, Norwich, Cenn. Phone 7845, mardd Meat and Grocery new compt is doing the bus:nes: 4Inot g0 WIoNug on eat cutters and clerks if desired. If ye nice business, DON'T 'phone at once to F. I Eeal Estate and Insurance, Conn. Phone 198, jan27d FOR SALE are Ison, Sachem (New Market) Hotel| Estate, the above Real Estats, consisting of the I offer for sale to close a Hote® Barn and other buildings, d sirable for Hotel and Store with Gar- ge, or can easily be located on Boswell Avenue, and trunk line to Providence and Worce: ter. For particulars FRANCIS DONOHUE CENTRAL .BUILDING Phone ch a arranged for Norwich, Cenn. “FOR 500d loCation and Wear & scnooi Ay water ana electric lignts, lo( Zown St Tel. §15-2 marisd FOR RENT—Tenement, one . two oifices,” noor space, James ‘K. Fuller: &. Co., 3 2 marlid S T -A hundred acre farm in J3ox 133, Central Viusge, Ct. 70 RENT—Five-room tenement, city store, . rooms suitapsé | $OMPIC! < Advicoament Wil Reat It AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES ment or bought for cash marl1TuTh TOPS FOR FORDS — One-man 'top te, with side curtains; we adso have rear curtains with bevel plate glass; both in stock and ready ta at- . 'TU RENT Furnished Tel. 353-13. FOR RENT—34 Happy St, one tene improvements. lnquire at 43 St.. 7 ma) TO RENT—The first floor Huntington, 179 _ Broadway, rooms. nardwocd floors, in Th nin inquire of Shea & mari0d STORE for rent on :Franklin St. quire of Alling Rubber Co. maréd Stéam heat | while you wait. Norwich Weldin and janitor service; the finest apart- | Chestnut St ment, in the best location, in this city. Burke, ¢1 Main St well within the business district. In- colors extra; = | very prompt .work. Lewis L. Faies Cor- ment of four rooms, with all modern |Poration, 307 Deam St.. Providence. R. I Founta.n marild rild_ | "FORD OWNERS—Does your car start Have car 0. o |hard? Have you peor e ights? your magpeto Techarged in ‘octisa SEE OUR WORK FIRST | THEN GET OUR PRICE FOR and electric lights. Rubber Co. maréd SMALL FLAT for rent, set tubs, gas Inquire of Alling PAINTING YOUR CAR MOTOR CAR PAINT SHOP 354 Wast Main Street 4. For particulars, call janldd TO RENT—Cottage 19 Slater Ave. Phone 738-23. BODIES and cabs, for motor trucks, including all Ford sizes; Ford touring and runabout bodies taken as part pay- :-discount to dealers. Lewis L. Fales Corporation, ‘Weer |397 Dein St. Providence, R. L tach. Lewis L. Fales Corp., 307 Dean Tooms / fof |St. Providence, -R. L marl1TuTh lignt housekeeping in good location. ma; '$25-for touring and 3 ' | roadsters, ‘in ‘black oni; e —— able. Fanning Studio, 52 Broadway. T STORAGE—Househiola goods stored for dong or short term; rates reason- TO RENT tor, etc. ! Bank. FOR SALE—Automobiles Two of the finest floon offices in the city. Steam heat, eleva- McGrory Building, tet CONVERSE TIRES TO ‘("";I—El“r:“hel‘l r\;um: A |l=u rooms for ousekeeping. PRIy %t°T0¢ School St. Phone 18482 augsss FABRIC Guaranteed 6,000 miles Ford Sizes 7,500 miles CORD Guaranteed 10,000 miles THE T. J. SHAHAN Co0. NEXT TO POST OFFICE CAST IRON & LGLEAR FOR SALE—(Used suoject o prior sal cars Federal 1:.. o Cadiliac 1 car, new Iight 1 condition, price $230. A. Potter, R. F. D. No. 4, Norwich, Ct. mari$ThSTu pain and _trucks, on trUCK, Diativis, >.ame-side body, less than two years oid, new motor, ran oniy 500 miies truck in excelient condition; Gramm-Bernstein 1915 3% ton truck, expres Zood condi- enger sedan; ver & passen: phaeton. have tae highest type of u and truck: See us before : A. Miner, Pearl Hartford, Conn Charter §; .G mari$d FOR SALE—A 1917 Indian with side all new tires, electric !H JIKE break and strip—Our L FOR SALE — S 1915 model, 4 A-1, Jo ing. City Ze, good reason for sei marlsd FOR SALE — Model 2-E truck and 1919 three-ton Velie and cab complete. Packard Moto London, Conn. marisd ree-passenger Scrip) ter in excellent conditio udebaker roadster, . mechanical condit on evenings, 9 Clairemont Ave. Packard body 1 | shorter time. rd | nature if made of metal. ar | Estimates giadly submitted most new, price right ing, 4 cylinder, 5 hauled and painted one-haif to t 30, touring. 2 Shetue and_price reasonabie. A. 31 Chestnut Street Westerly, R. 1 Norwich, Conn. 7 ARS—Ford ton truck, 1919 model, worm drive, express body, with = " canopy top, pneumatic tires; ' ¥ord | Firestone Tires, Mobiloils, touring, 18IS, fine condition, tires ai- Tire Accessories. A. F. GREENE Phone 1298 FOR SALE—Indian motorcy. side ca pointer puppies. J. mantic, K. ¥. D, 2. marisd | FOR SALE—1917 seven Chandler touring car. Jute o1 raune - W. Hnizdo, Wil Tel o evenings. FOR SALE—1913 Cadillac car wi new ecommercial body, electric ligh a h ts aiso litter of coon hound and ~assenger Box 33, this of- and self starter, new storage baltery, tires in fine condition. Tel. 1831-12. L W. Foote. mari2d FOR SALE_New and second hanu Harley-Davidson motorcycies and side- cars; come in and 100k them over. Nor- wica Cycle Co. 44 Water St. mar2d Auto Radiators REPAIRED AND RECORED LAMPS AND MU'D GUARDS Straghtened and Repaired ALL WORK GUARANTEED WM. E. SHANLEY cattle, three tenements. With the property |1313 TOGSH Gne RUSEOT 107G, cif goes several building lots adjoining; | touring car, 1917 model, one Hudson seven passenger tou delivery truck. Address William §18-14 ‘Willimantic Div. FOR SALE or exchange for hormed 1i4-ton Bethlehem truck capa- ble of carying 23 tons, 191 model, one new Oskland touring car, six cylinder. g car. one Fora Bowler, West Willington, Conn. Phone 499 MAIN STREET, (East Side) NORWICH, CONN. 3. FOR SALE—We can_give immedia! FOR SALE SEASONED HARD WOOD SAWED FOR STOVE OR FURNACE—CHEST- NUT WOOD FOR KINDLING. HARRY B. FORD count of other business. J. L. LATHOP & SO Insurance and Real E 28 Shetucket St. Neorwi: $750 Buys a Five-room CottazZe all furnish- ed. This is a wonderful bargain sit- vated as it is in a quiet village not The the over 2 3 minutes’ walk to trolley. cottage has electric lights and furnishings are antique. Investigate. A 60 Acre Wood Lot for $600—part | cush—several hurired cords of wood and some timber, A rare bargain. Send for Wilcox's Farm Bullet (Choice of 4083 e o William A. Wilcox FARM SPECIALIST 41 West Broad Street, Westerly, R, I, Rooms 1 and 2. Telephone 2385 CIGARS. Whitestone Cigars are 333 per thousand. J. F. CUNANT. 11 Frasklia St. you' contempiate having a car for ne: Second hand cars. Epring petter order it now as the price may be higher and _delivery delayed. Time payments ar- te delivery on Maxwell Touring Cars at Chllmefil‘ ?0\11’%{!‘ .lr:nuk at Maxwe! -2 Ton ruck at $1,300, These prices are delivered. 1t OF A-L KINDS Xt Automobiles, : » rangel. M. E Anderson, Danielson, w B indisd IS S Carriages, Wagons, tfoctisd. FOR SALE Trucks and Carts Tel. 792 233 Main Street. mall far: y _productive, new F_OR SALE | buildings, we! Lyhs;'led m!lg‘( ro;‘a‘x_e.; situated ome mile rom ranklin | | Suire. Owner ‘wishes to sall on ae- | AN ATTRACTIVE EIGHT. ROOM ! COTTAGE . Near Chelsea Parade PRICE $5,000 JamesL. Case ' 40 Shetucket Street Blacksmithing all its branches Tractor and machinery gears often WELDING SERVICE will quickly place the gear back into service at a fraction of the |y, cost of a new part and in very much We weld auto, machine, agricultural equipment and other parts of any NORWICH WELDING CO. 331 MAIN STREET | beauty), Thoroughly Tested Under Air Pressure | =tone. GAS TANKS AND PANS TO OFDER ~ OVERHAULING AND REPARR WORK ... Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim. ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. 'Scott & Clark Corp. 507 TO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET T will' sell“at_pubtié auttfon atims farm, formerly known as the farm, row ociipied SE Abraham ed- in- th on the road lead: to Liberty Hill by, the wi Mills, on MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1926, . at 10 o'clock a. m., the following described property: Z00d young cows, 1 pair of . horses (weikght about 3100 Ibs: ETays, 6 and. 7 years old; these are & fin locking team and as good a peir as stands in New Londoh couf 573 driving horse (weight about 1000/ 18s), 1 pair deavy team harnesse driving harness, horse coliars, 'od;ll nfiet:unnu. 2 stable ankets, haiters, feed . 1 cutaway harrow, 1 Syracuse :g. 1 one-horse plow, 1 cultivator, 1 t Junlor planter—No. 4 (complete), 1 potato digger with hiller attae it 1 heavy team wagon (a zood ome). 1 heavy ‘express wagon, t mk 1 platform-truck, 1 bob sled, 1 sprayer 1 hand seed sower, 1 heavy one drag. 1 corn sheller, (new), 1 lawn mower, 1 80-galion gasoline tank (never used), 2 crosscut. saws. other saws, 4dron bars, chalus, hammers, forks, hoes, ’ shovels, pails, cans. wrenches, etc. 100 hens. 1 Cyphers n- cubator (400 egg capacity).1 brosder. HOUSBHOLD FURNITURE consisting of 1 mahogany dresser. T oak dresser. several tables stamde, chairs, beds, bed 'springs, bed qihi! mattresses, 1 jee box, 1 parior stev kitchen range, 1 three-burner ofl st (new Perfection). 1 four-bugmer oil stove. new five-galion oil .can, plctures, “dishes, lamps, wash er. wash tubs, 1 porch hammock. 1 chair 3 seitees. carpets. ruzs, ol efoth and other articles too numereus te mentica. THE FARM will be sold at 1 o'clock. consisting, of 57 agres of land, about eight acres of wocdland, the balance divided fn mow- ing and pasture. The buildings ark In fine condition. The house consists & nine rooms, has running water and is in fine repair. The barn is 28 feef 5 feel has running water. has stible. basement which stanciions 10 hesd of cattfe. Large hen house, bullt'Swe years ago, 150 feet, has oncrets floors. This buflding wenld cont to build today 32.000. Large hen yard all fenced off. The farm is ioeated within about three miles of Williman- . which s a good market. af . mile from the railroad station, mear school. This would make an ideai peultry farm Auctioneer's Statement: The teels are most all new. havinr heen Boueht Ia the last year. some of them naving never been ured. Anyone wanting te buy a %60d pair o7 horses should at- teml this sale, as ther are absolutely all 1ight in everr war, The farm is 13 1 £ood condition and srvons want- ing tc purchaze a2 gond little home in tin country shonid Investigate: o= further information. inquiss af Abinbam Tuntman. Telephone Wi T stermy. sale maxt eary orm blankets, feet by 18 tic divieion. day. Caterer In attendares, mar1sd SAMUEL POTICK. STANTON L BRIGGS Auctioneer (Telephone Lebanon 18-5 AUCTION I will seil farm, f place, at public auction At _my erly Known as the Hewitt ated in the Town of Lepa- non, ‘on the road ieading from South Windham te Lebanon Center. near the Babcock Hill Schooihouse, on WEDNESDA + MARCH 24, 1938, at 10 o'clock u. m., the following deseribed - propert: f hign grade Hostein cattih 3 ch cows and 10 due to freshem time of sule (tuess + choice ot of good youmg. gows and were all raised on the farm by Y. Brady). 1 2 year oid Holstein bull (s 1 two-horse spring tooth Har- row. 1 horse rake (neariy new), 1 twi horse mowing maciine, 1 cuit!vator, 1 {manure spreader (Curtiss. low dowa, ea 1), 1 Concord bugsy, 1 jight ing hatness, 1 knapsack sprayer, 1 force pump, 1 carriage heater, 1 grind- wheelbarrows, 1 corn sheiler carly new). | Planet Jr. pianter compiete), 1 gaivanized trough, 1-13- can milk tank (3 K00d one), 1 34-foot Sxtension ladder; o2 other | lstdete, about 100 bushels of oats, 50 busheis corn, several milk cans, pails, repes: <. forks hoes. shovels, housebeld arniture, censisting. of stoves, beds. bed springs, iamps, pictures, dishes, 1 set andirons, 1 oid spinning wheel, and several other articies tos numerous to ment If stormy, sale mext fair week 4By, ‘aterer in attendance. mari3d’ MRS, B. H. BRADY. LOWELL J. WILOOX......Auctioneer' AUCTION 11 at’ public auction on the farm khown as the Victor Adams farm, situated in Town of Lisbon, one mile from Versallles, on 2 SATURDAY, MARCH 30TH, 1928, .~ at 1 o'clock . m., - the following describad as 4 horses T cow. 4 pigs. 1 double dump cart. l'xlr double harnesses, household furniture consisting of 5 iron beds and wpi 2 commodes, 5 rocking chairs, 2 Merrie chairs, 20 _dining room chairs, 3 lsgge looking glasses 4 small stands, 2 ox- tension tables, 2 couches,*1 sewing machine, nearly mew, 3 mat- tresses. 1 featner bed, 1 kitchen range. 2 'sitting room stoves, amall i clocks, 4 burewus. dishes and %‘l utensils, and other articies toe mumer- G ous to mention I stormy, mle will Terms cash take place following Saturday. KENDALL & SPENCER. TRUCKING AND TEAMING GEO. 0CCUM, CONNo Telephone & Long Distance Trucki: TEAMING and moving trucking a speciaity. 233 Main St Phone C. D. JOSLYN, 283 West Mal e to Jonn Woodmansee, and heavy teaming: local tance furniture moving a specialty. Tel. %5 C. B. BROMLEY & SON. Shetucket St Phone 335. LONG DISTANCE MOVING. BROWN & HARTLEY. Shetuciet St. Phone 607. AUTOS TO Norwich. ice car. Phone 865-12. iness Leiors the public. medium better tnun through i vertifing coiu=tws'of. The Bulletin If you waat a comfortable car to r'nleinc‘:_lllu»JOI'lA N M. PILLAR, 21 Fanning Ave., Dodge closed serv- TEAXING AND TRUCKING prices. ARTHUR H. LATHROP, Shetucket St. Phone 175. 1% and Moving. ad jonx dis- l PIANO AND FURNITURE MOVING. done very promptly and a: resonable mar1¢TuThs DETECTIVES CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES Wvie- tigated Writd Postofice Box fl:'r b i wich, Conn. DRUGGISTS Lt i e 50 MAIN €TREET e ——— SHOE FACTORY SYSTEM We renew ‘your .ll"ll‘mfl Shoes to igi appearance, our New Procass. » BOWLING ALLEYS BOWLING AND BILLIARDS ; AT THE . AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS, MAJESTIC BUILDING. 8 Franklin Strest > NINO DI PALMA ] —_— TOU WANT 10 put your bus. T Scidimms of The Bulleus “ B R