Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 5, 1920, Page 8

'WANTED—Miscellaneous iy e o 11 —_— WED _delightful i ‘n W Lura‘]‘n&n::g: 106, prad W, lrnthonl-n‘ Anm—ArL i, 8 ETHSWER e = n.flon. anch WA]!'!D—Chrk-lyplnl for .inn r the ment po-luon. $1,340-$1,500 age 18:60; experience free former civil -mce .xmum). uitable Elds. or will exchange m D-nmnn. Conn. Wi 'Am—A WANTED—Position as tchen at L. oy e u u coat, dress. sult dopt, uying "huhu in 'on]d m“ to | tin, nice delisht henna Amm—rora murln( car bofly. for truck body. Pnadne apra RAL cigarettes 20 for 33c, mlld Manila, Gigars e and 6c, perty §00d Stag jobacco 10c¢ ; also re- sood i dEod Wr op. o-od‘y”fi‘r,. Coni P Soc. Snce, oo g g e m)onaenco T Shdontial peat Orders, care Bulletin. freshun_bottle sodee_on in Smoke Shop, in the Bizzy muk. opp- ‘Woolworth's 5 and 10. RATLWAY mail cierks: Norwic ted b! ment; com- SasmstADIRS wanted. Apply at the h_Co. ar3od an's — Second hand xummm highest prices in- eastern Con- y necticat; we buy anything: I Sec- Amrm:mula aged nou ek and companion. B Wlmmlntlc 645-6. ond hand store In state. Lo; warerooms 30-32. Water .!!v. Nor: Write, call or tel. 708-3. i Ward, ich. 'l_lh— once, compeient man to run s0-inch Bullard mill. aiso floor man or smembler: steady work, good wages. J. Wheaton Stone, 350 Ashmun u. New ‘Haven, Conn. aprid “WANTED—A woman to d\m and keop store Sekn and neats &ood per s The Bulfittn singie, 1o work o n o "ic. Tel. 187 A maid for general WANTED A mle e 10 1558, between § and 7 p. WANTED—Hats to mm also 'hats to | gu, at_reasonable prices. Pnone 1531} eve‘nlnsm 25 Park Bt. 1d A man with family, or farm; house goes mar3ld R S 1 | yAREeR— ings to Mrs. Willlam elds, W:lhln‘ton Bt. ‘maried flomms ot all To buy misfit and highest prices ANTED—A Huhrt West. Stenington. Conn. Mystic D! Alm—hborlrl for r work in Tattville. B % Lisbon: also in Taftull Wiicox, um—sn-m-n our_shoe department, for Satu afternoon. {agaire. White sur Clothing Co. mar26d 3 postal to Clothing, man for farm 'nrk, wANTED——Experlenced 'M!nll at 3‘" 161 Main St. Wong Wing Res- NTED—Woodlot, tg buy. whmelke. Yaatic, Conn. care ek w.un'zn—am w Turner-Stanton Co. Sanita WANTED I Ste Eovwell Ave, Phone 1355 14, 1 WILL STORE my plano with a re- sponsible tamily and give option of buying at later date, if 1 decide to sell. WANTED—Man to work on _farm, Write E. Watel B matile. Conn. or Telephone marzad WINDERS AND WARPERS WAITRES:! Ladies' Jersey Ibloomers, 8k Hose, $9c; Ladies’ Fine Mercsrlled NTED Man for_ farm work. James Tt Hyde, North Franklin, Conn. hone 30 Lebanon. mariod Experienced or Learners Only firstclass silk used H.lose, seam bu wich, Danieison”and Willimantic, WANTED The names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn- ng 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 WANTED Y gur sewing machine (o Expert, 425 marzdd Write "'gorthwesl.\ care The Bulletin. o} Ladies' i7c, wortn | (1p: h). or Bell or lecs. Nor- Good Wages—Steady Work WANTED—To drill you a new well or your old well deeper. Contractor for Artesian Wells. Box 240, Willimantic, Conn. SPRING COATS for women and chil- dren. Forget the high prices and think of the Pasnik Co. WINDHAM SiLK COMPANY Willimantic A. E. Earl, mariod FOR SALE~— Horses WANTED — Second hand damaged | automobile radiators, will pay highest price. Co,, 107 Frankiin St.-N b27 condition; The Joinson orwicn, Conn. FOR SALE—I've made up my mind to sell my horse I have Liad for a year, now working elsewhere, having no fur- ; he is brown horse, w either 300 or 1000, A Bruckner. extra good WANTED—To buy second har’ fur- niture. Get our prices before vou sell. Frankiin St Phous driver; he is not an oid horse, and is safe 10r lady to drive; will sell cheap to the right party, and also Karness and rr.éirkel wagoir NTED—AIl Kinds raw furs, hides AU L Alills Wi be at Noro wich Tallow } Co. every snumay till further notice. TED—T0 buy 1. b Beet and daicy cu.u ¥OR SALE_Fancy matched par of | (b, B, et 485,850y horses, color black, weight 3000 LOST—In Jewett City. money bag. Please leave at Jodoin's Market. aprad age 5 years, absi Apply to_Hox Phone 102-5 Wil olutely sound and u"hL WANTED _— Al colored glass. LOST_Saturday afternoon, on Mili- tary Highway, near Allyn's Point, two Pisk tires, 3ix4, with covers, one mounted. Finder leave at 412 Laurel Hul Ave. and receive reward. C. A. Yerringto: apr LOST, strayed or stolen, a bi 2 k horse, from shed in Taftville, weighing one white foot, wearing hoes; $25 reward for in- mation leading to persons taking 1g5-5 Norwich. aprsd said horse. Tel. china, old books, and o FOR SALE — Nice chunky‘ horse, . 85 Frankin St been used in bakery business, 8 years ‘old; also top bakery h'a removable top, business harness in excellent mus: be sold, as I have purchaud a Call at once at barm, ’l‘:x|ma;‘1 st Just across Preston bridge, weight about 1100, prices ranging from $4 to $5.50. 1 or write and we will call for furs. LOUIS DACHIO, LE—One black mare, good driver and worker: one bay horse, good large quénmy FOUND—Black setter bird dog came to me Saturday. Owner can have same &7 paying for adv. !rvmghc Eccleston. Tele aprid ap CIGARS Whitestone Cigars are $55 per thousand. J. F. CONANT, 11 Frankl £ 4 CIGARS and TOBACCO in the city. All the Local Brands of Cigars— Acker, Merrall and Condit Com- pany's Goods. JOHN R. BOWMAN 116-118 West Main Street Established for half a Century. For particu- 18c WANTED ALL KINDS OF FURS. New York Buyver of Raw Fur Skins, St., Willlmantie, HORSES ARRIVED Horses are here on time—all kinds— 1100 to 1600 in jveight—some to suit These must be sold right away to make room for the next load, which should arrive about April 6th. ELMER R. PIERSON, Two licensed pharmacists, 25 women ‘machine, 6 5 boys for soda fountain, 5 Tuborers, 20 boys over 15 ; woodwerking machines. resses, 6 men for FRER BMELOY MENT BUREAU, GBO, L. CHESBRO, Mgr. years for le wait- LIBERTY BONDS sues bought, $50.00 and $100.00 ’ mediately for instalijent cards, books and coupons. Office gt SHU-FIX, 256 Main Street, on the Sauare. MONEY HORSES HAVE ANOTHER HORSES, JUST OFF THE FARMS OF IOWA—THE BE‘ST LOAD YET. ; SOME NICE PAIRS GENERAL PUR- HORSES AND CHUNKS — GENTLE AND WELL LOAD OF W. C. SPRAGUE ie. Telephone 74-2 LlBERes LOAN 63 Frankiun St Norwich, Conn Oh Diamonds, Jaw- elry, Watches and all ‘Persunal prop- erty at a low rate of interest. Unre. deemed pisdges for POULTRY SUPPLIES Horses—Horses WANTED—To help you raise all the chicks you hatch. Raise them. the Pl.ll ~a-ce-a way. Start them rignt and make them go' right along without y feeding Dr. Hess Poul- try Pan-a-te-a. It prevents and cures §apes, leg weakness. It regulates the bowels. Diarrhoea is unknown where a-ce-a Is fed.. It produces appe- tite and sood digestion, which is so apid growth of chick will out- feather a nom-Pan-a-ce-a chick every time. Keep the little chicks—all your rfil ry-—free from lice with Dr, Hess nstant Louse Killer. Good for lice on imcumber, squash and melon vines. Guaranteed. Sold by all dealers in any backset essential during the feathers. A Pan-a-ce-; peultiy supplies. HOTELS American House D. MORRISSEY, Prop. First-class Garage Service Connected. Phene Shatucket Street DEL-HOFF HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN JAMES rlnu-lnm currum Somerete Work and Kxeav: l’ml'.aty Mm-&. STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER work and, materials at right m 50 West Main St RESTAURANTS WANTED wn:-?v ARE IN TOWN, TRY VICTORY LUNCH, M 3 Mata St WHEN YOU WANT your bus- I have about 10 head, good, sound HORSES — they are all good and well A few second hand Horses. These Horses must be sold at once because I have no room for them and do not desire to sub let them. E. J. HAMILTON HAMILTON BROTHERS 871, 373, 375 Main St., lence 1212, Stable 650 FOR SALE, OLDSMOBILE, MODEL 45, 1918, 7-PASSENGER, NEW WINTER TOP, GOOD CONDITION, DETECTIVES IVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES Inves- !ad. Write Postoffice Box 112."2:::- AUCTIONEER Successor to W. B. WILCOX Phone 405-5 Norwich or Phone 581-3 Post Office, Norwich Town . LOWELL J. WILCOX Inudhtg possession. 'phone 1573. Farms For Sale If you are looking for a good propo- sition in line of farms, pay me a visit. You will find that I am the man who handles the clean propositions. several Tice fa locatiofl, with o; ranging .from $5,000 to $25,00 " money. ml.khu' lve you time an Good pleasant surroundings,’ 8- Brat class con :"l» itee barms "““",J"“”fi and outbuudlnn. l‘lent rul u.ou 8»‘)0 ruh requlr, TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimastie. Cona. Spnn is Here! NOW 13, THE 'TIMX TO PURCHASE YOUR HOME. We have the foliowing for sale: Bonth Main St, two-teneme: K hou: trult breos'and & good garden, o S Danie on, Conn., 60,000 feet of plnc. 50 cords of hard wood, 20 nnd, 25 acres pasture, time to iose. plennd to have you ephone at 25 Carter St. and lars of some other .r”.ruu Which we are offering for CORD TIRES, ORIGINAL PAINT, PRICE REASON- PHONE 345-2 OR CALL AT 10 ME- CHANIC ST., DANIELSON, CON FOR SALE NEW YORK STATE COWS. CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED. THE RIGHT KIND. JAMES H. HYDE NORTH FRANKLIN, CONN. Telephone 30, Lebanon FOR SALE _|BUICK, 1919—Model H-Six 5-Passenger Touring Car~ in splendid condition, includ- |==——————————|ing chains; robes, etc. I Tele- I have on state roads, the without 0. 1 money. Call on me and let me show you ‘what I have It you are thinking of goini on & farm bis ‘spring’ you have no Write me, or call me up on the-telephone for an appointment. RACINE’'S FARM AGENOY, Daniclson, Conn. e o put your bus. .unum..w“!u&““"w%" ertisiog 2oizaws o MMNCE OF ALL KINDS. no JOS. BODO & CO., “‘ 423, Danieison, Cenn. Au“"BMDBILE Amfi!’ | ml lntad for touring and bla ck‘gly, Mlor. Il&l‘, it work. Lew. Fales Coi ron’ '3%\' ‘Dean 3!- fiofl‘lm -l( l. B o i scouu:‘ to ‘dealers. Law! ‘orporation, "Dean Providence, R, L FORD O\ NERS—Does :«: Jour ‘migneto rechar, while you wait. tnut St 'he Barber homestead, & _esgs hatohing, gog‘ 7 nfiin. oo Saes m— ngements can a mes Biiisn, Wo%tet- TO RENT—T! large, tertile farm. be. m:«" sell hay Snough to pay th erels and cock. Barbe; ‘Phone us& PRIVA'I‘E SALE A‘F 81 CLIFF ITREET To Settle the estate of the late Julia E. Robbins, Tuesday and Wednesday, Qpril 6 and 7, con: . 13 ualsw:ll apri rL L Ted ohlckl 10 RENT—Cot! 0f mye rooms, bath and" eleeulcluxhu Apply John H. ALE—S. C. tor May delivery. 162-4. matl i Perkins, 272 West Yata St ards, for Fords. H ~ [ wh 3-4x5 »'.,:::-sa,’. 3 mlfl.&—ul nmchm-m' Box mcrh-cm-v-hp. 1915 Ford lcufin‘ bie "wheels and FOR SALE—R. L eggs for hatching. l;m) RENT—Nico four-room unm.m. Fon L SALE — Broad leated maple 0 Palmer Bt East Side. P es. 5 to 5t high. Jullus Mattern. Phone. 1864-21 5HRUBBER lames C. furnish your trees, shrubs and roses. Now is tke time to order for spring. Brown Brothers' Rochester guaranteed nur: Mmoderate price: dress P. O. Box 521, New London. ALE_Workingman's cottage, six-roome_wity latge garden. 109 Roosévelt Ave. FOR SALE—Farm chunks nextht between 1200 and 1400, corner of High and West Main. 2d LWAITRESS “Aprons, Jersey Bloomers, i Hose T5C; Ladies Wine Mercerized Hose, seam back (Ipswich). T7c, Wortll The Pasnik Co. sell for less. Nor- w Ach. Damellon ud ‘Willimantic. 5 improvements, within _séven rom Franklin square, Tinware -vmx or without board, in private fam- y Address M., Bulleiin Office: aprad RENT—Furnished rooms, with or ght housckespin l2uhl& TO llEN’l‘—Cenlrnlly located seven- room flat, modern. Apply at 122 Broad- aprid 1 loe Chest, Bedding, China, and Pictures. 502 Hours of Sale, 9-12 and 2.5, 7 “FOR SALE ishts? _H w.mg ) stock furnished at 8 Drice rea- tantck or R. F: D. No, & FOR SALE—New wand Bnny—n-vunn moforcycles and $ige- came I dnd 1ok them over. Xor- Co. St mar2d Diamond Tires and Tubes. SILVY’S TIRE 80 FRANKLIN STREET OPEN EVENINGS. 5-passenger Car, RENT—A furnished four-room Te = n_give immediate ;p:u'ltxment, with " private bath. lights and starter, demountable rims, T”“,"“GE"' at 6 tires, (3 are new). Car.in fine order. m SALE—1e delivery on Maxwell $1,100;" Chalm: l el n —office In the center of These prices. sie delivered. Inquire Aliing contempiate having a car for next a3l .prh.;.mu ity 1 w cf S. W. HALL jiosia o Bral Bldg. Care Piaut-Cadden Company. R [ e FOR SALE Substantial brick dwelling of 19 rooms, arranged situated two minutes from Franklin Square; make an ideal rooming house. e very low for quick sale. T order it Now as the gher and delivery Time payments ar- T = Andennn. FOR _RENT—Tenement, floor space. rooms suitable for a club; also apartment. Fuller & Co., 3¢ Broadway. TO RENT—Cottage 19 Slater Ave. For particulars, call 554. STORAGE—Household goods stored ter: nning Studio, SURPRISE )Durselt and _visit the miilinery department at-the Pasnik Co. Fery datke atecks & sy lon prices. sample hats, one of The Pasnik Co. sell for less. rates reason- 52 Rroadway. ' USED PASSENGER CARS REO 4 Cylinder Roadster, 3 - Passenger. S Cylinde Towing, & REO Passenger %N?.ERGCMT@ ing, 7 Passenger, BRISCOE 4 Cylinder Touring, 5 Passenger, 1919 Model. i ovmnnuouso,sp‘... OVERLANDModdw 5 Pas- W'mthop. _ R SALE—Seven heifers, calve soon. Jerseys from pure bred, tnree grades government ren(ed s!o!,‘zk T0 RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. at 10§ School St Phone 1043- B. C. Hallock, Merr TOR SALE—Two fat calves fat hog. Andrew Culver, Glasi SOR SALE — The Helm Garage at one of the best lo- sated and paying propositions in_ the VBtl)l}vlar \\esl W lhnKtOn AUCTIONS afford Spring: THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Strect You are sure of PROMPT SERVICE HERE for we have adequats STEAM BEST MATERIALS WITTER BROS. Office and Salesrooms, 42 Main Street, Danielson, Conn. AUCTION WEDNESDAY, HATCHING EGGS—S. C. White Leg- horns, George rhillips strain of heavy L ith great quality; eggs $10 per aiso booking orders for chicks at $25'per 100; 25 per cent. cash with or- d Ledgemere Leguorn Farm, Box EQUIPMENT, snd the real skill that insures prompt FbR_S ALE satisfactory service. Corner Golden and Oakridge Streets. 2 Tenement House, 6 rooms each Flat, with barn and va full particulars s A. V. COVELLO Telephone 683-3 T. J. HEALY, Marguerite Bld'g. FOR SALE Cottage house of eight rooms, situdted on Feck S minutes' waik from the Norwich Wool- en Co., electricity, steam heat and room for garage; price reasonable. ther particular ty of fruit. For at 10 o’clock a. m. Having decided to retire from g, 1 wiil sell at public sale my personal property, which is in excellent condition described as follows: ead of young Ayrahires @ Aerseyl. of which nu Firestone Tires, Mobiloils, Tire Accessories. A. F. GREENE 331 MAIN STREET inquire of John <A Keal Isiate Broker, 198 Cliff Street SPLENDID RESIDENCE IN WILLIMANTIC, CONN. FOR SALE House contains 18 rooms, large veran- ' das and beautiful grounds; city anc spring water in house. tive nome, situated on pieasant street, (corner Mountain). tae leading residential city. Conveniert to schaols, city hail, post office, Main Street trolleys, anc all business sections. | For terms lnd further particulars | WILLARD W. HAYDEN 70 MOUNTAIN STREET WILLIMANTIC, PHONE 38-5 OVmANDMoHN,SP.- Sedan. FOR SALE—li-acre out, on irosiey, near state ruad; bidgs. of vug l4-room USED TRUCKS KOEHLER 1y. Ton. REPUBLIC 3% Ton Pressurs | REQ) % Ton LAMPS AND MI'D GUARDS Stra.ghtened and Repaired GAS TANKS A“'D PANS TO OF DER LL WORK GUARANTEED WM. E. SHANLEY 439 MAIN STREET. (East Sice) NORWICH, CONN. y 1st; ‘excellent young farm horses in welght 1300 and 1350 ; wash house, cow and n, gardge, hen houses for 200 hens, carridg aspuragus bed; or to take summer board- Write Owner, Auto Radiators REPAIRED AND RECORED Thoroughly Tested Lnder Ai Srse team wagon, 1 express e orse mower, 1 bay Take, 1 whee 30,000 takes It all arrow, 1 manure spreader, all pet A very attrac- e — ommon plowg, KFOR SALE—Two pool tables, A No. Best location on indstone, 1 mew corn cr en hoe and seeder, 1 corn sheller, thes and rakes, also a collecti ce carpenter's tools, 1 pair © team lharness, cheap it taken Jonn T. Nichois, A €. T30 miin Sty Wiis mar3ld now here, car Joseph r shingies, 410 car Mil- McCORMICK CO. 52 Shetucket Street, Nerwich, Conn. Used Cars FOR SALE One 1919 Buick 5 passenger. COne 1918 Dodge Runabout, winter top. One 1919 Hudson Speedster. All in first class condition arness and many other articles. THE_FARM, conssiting es, will be placed on sale at 1.7 ock p. m. as described: Locat iree miies west from Brookiyn vi 1ge, just a little south of the fo: so-called Wittr car seed Gaty, and pienty samgis nails, galvanized or znc coated; Tel. 19-2 Lebanon D. AND FESD. hite \\)a.lh‘ukl:!, ite bt Poribh, SMammoti PUkiR Gicks dnd: mbacn Soeas: ence Brflwulng Pmm th ying ground on : 60 acres woodland, estimate cut 800 cords hard wood. 10 acres of pasture v birn for 12 head stock, hore: 7-room story and 4 susé, hay ground all new seeded % acres of spring und and 100 loads dy to spread; inz Dulyth Imperial or Flour of your Try our Scratch Feed and Beet 1 £ Jecker-Jones , Danielson; « bar- lnqune of no other person than Mrs. Rosaana Viens, 54 yer, S 1u=an, \40 n. FOR SALE—15 cOWs, one pair steers : Hex Balr i FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE EIGHT ROOM COTTAGE No. 36 Perkins Avenue ALL MODERN in fact, the land nder a high state of cultivation Terms on real estate, 10 per’cer! “ Burchase price at itme of sale may remain if d- es on personal pron DUE NOW TWO CARS OF Pennant = ' Seed Oats CONTAINING 4,000 BUSH- BACON STUDIQ||ELS OF THE BRIGHTEST, CLEANEST AND BEST SEED OATS OBTAINABLE. THESE SEED OATS ARE yeats old, an- el Oal lelem.ona 48-3 Leb. TOM BARRON Single Comb White | Leghorn, strong, livable chicks, 219 to 4 5 pedigreea | 2 100; tull count and suaranteed; ask for_ par- “Pledsant \iew Poultry Farm, | evnard . Bridge, Conn. stponed to_ first fair terer will attend. ERNEST WHITE Hudson and Essex Dealer- 324 Main S PHONE 1142 Owner of Pe'svnzl Property ELIZABETH DOYEN, SRR b Yo e, WOMEN weary of winter will wel- come tie fresh loveliness of the new | A stroll through the | various departments of this store will | give you some id Welty things awaiting your selection. ! Fashions were never more feminine graceful in contour, color and creation. You'il enjoy seeing them—let alone the pleasure of possessing pring apparel. INQUIRE OF JAMES L. CASE " 40 Shetucket Street $750 Buys » Five-room Cottage all furnish- ed. This is a wonderful bargain sit- uated as it is in a quiet village not over 2 3 minutes’ walk to trolley. cottage has electric lights furnishings are antique. TRUCKING AND TEAMING 'rl.ncl(llc—!n and . short prompt service and luw Pprices. Evgnn Bros. 10 Snetucket St Phone ome of them Don't_overlook our chil dren’s wear department. Co. sell for less. BANJO, MAMDOLIN, GUITAR AND UKULELE 34 Central Building Telephome 617-1% " Long Distance Fruckiug and Moving. NG a nd nd movm; Jong distance 5 " Pheng1oi. C. D. uu.n » near city line, at a bargain. 263 Central Ave. 5 POSSIBLY LE—. H. W. Clark. Phone 9i-14 Willimantic Di FOR - SALE—Ivers =i g FRANK G. BENSON Teacher of Vioiin ORCHESTRA For Dances,” Weddings and Receptions. fi“flulfi. ntets, in fine condition. care The Bulletin. FOR SPRING delivery, C, O. D., trees, shrubs, vines and rose bushes; pruning and trimming done now while season market gardener's seeds of all kinds for sale, and orders booked now_ for immediate delivery. or Phone ‘1368~ E.W.BAILEY & CO. osiiey & S0 MONTPELIER, VT. Exnest E. Bullard |BACKED BY THER HIGH REPUTATION AND OUR POSITIVE GUARANTEE To Be 99129 Pure YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO TAKE RISKS OF USING DOUBTFUL SEED. O UR GUARANTEE IS YOUR INSURANCE {AGAINST WASTE LABOR AND STERILE SEED ICALL US UP AND PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW. St. wnu DIITANCE IOV the | g2 Fifth, Street. Phone 125113 HARTLEY, mmelm $. " Bhons o7, James C. Turner, P. RAD REBNENSS New London. FOR SALE Rare chance to secure a big bargain in a Cottage House of 8 Rooms, mod- ern improvements, within 10 minutes walk from The Marlin-Rockwell Shop. For further particulars inquire of JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate Broker Franklin Square A 60 Acre Wood Lot for $500—part cush—several hurired cords of wood and some timber, TEAXING AND TRUCKING e;ld at reasvnable ARTHUR i LATHROP, Shetucket St. A rare bargain. TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN —ry BLISS PLACE done/very promptl, Send for Wilcox’s Farm Bulletin (Choice of 400} William A. Wilcox FARM SPECIALIST 41 West Broad Street, Westerly, R. |. Rocms 1 and 2. Telephone 2365 PLUMBING AND GASFITTING PHONE 551, lumbing by expert ces is guar- PHONE 127-4 The very best workmen at the fal anteed; also heating Jol | HAVE A FEW OUTFITS TO-LEND T e e ———— FOR SALE 3 MODERATELY PRICED MODERN HOUSES in desirable Each promrty instructor, Chamber of i r 12438-3. T. F. BURNS 91 FRANKLIN STREET ROBERT J. COCHRANE GAS FITTING - PLUMBING, STEAM nEATING Washington Sq. Washington Building Norwich, Conn. Agent for N. 6. O. Shest Packing. - e iracs hasons class for beginners Monday, April 5. 8 Advanced class Thursday, April . 8 D |, Danciag classes now (orming. FOR SALE A three apartment PIANO TUNERS Brick Block, with all improvenfents, can be used for business purposes, located on lower Broadway. PIANO TUNER. BYRON- A, WIGHTMAN, 4 ROBBINS COURT. Archa W. Cont Real Estate, Investments Fire and Auto Insurance Telephone 1334 Good investment. For full particulars, inquire FRANCIS D. DONOHUE| Central Bldg. GEER, THE PIANO TUNER. 122 Prozpect St. Phone 51 FREDERICK T. BUNCE The Piano Tuner 22 Clairemont Ave 63 Begadway DRUGGISTS HOTEL McALPIN CHOCCLATES In Pound Box>s LOWNEY S CHOCCLATES In Pounds and Hali Pou.ds DUNN’S PHARRLAC BOWLIYG ALLETS Norwich, Conn. ITALIAN. AGENCY sells Forelgn Money Orders and Skeam- ship Tickets for all parts of the World. Packages of all kinds delivered In all partd of Europe. Real Estate and Fire YANTIC GRAIN & PRODUCTS CO. PHONE 999 Phone 833-2 FOR SALE SEASONED HARD WOOD SAWED; FOR STOVE OR FURNACE—CHEST- NUT WOOD FOR KINDLING. M. FORMIGLIO, (OIS il St Nerwieh, Cen. FOR SALE quartered oak AflQRNEYs;AT-LAW T. E. BABCOCK Attorney-at-Law® Removed to 44 Shetucket St. mfi Conn;cucu‘ e0uai 10 The Bul 358 resulta AUTOS TO Hi HARRY B. FORD CLING A3 BEATARDS If you want a comrorasie car to ride In cau up JnN M. PiLLAR, 21 Fanning Ave., Normcb. Dodge closed serve Phaone RER.12. AETNA L0 BAIESTIC BUILDING. desk, equipped With top shelf and four drawers; must be taken away at once. WHEN YOU WANT 10 put Jour bus. iness before Lher medium better hrouch the ad: vertisink columny of The Sulletin. o it THE PLAUT-CADDEN, CO.