Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 9, 1920, Page 12

wi = ters’ and painters fine business. Ai i Aap! Ted man liv- Investment _banking head offices in New York, salary to man of char- selling ability. _ Industrial e an advantage. Write, stat- et to W. H. S, apréd VANTED A strong American boy ceom 38 't 18, years of sge. ibavire Cuas. Osgood Co. aprsd b B o B T WANTED —Married man for general farming; liberal pay to the right party Address Herbert F. Boyd, Stonington. W " P o work on farm; garden, milk_and . Davis, Westerly, R. 1 free tenemen trewood. J. Telephone. ~ WANTED—Married man on tarm; houss, garden, wood and milk. Avery Farms, ine., P, O, Yantic. Tel 4:-3 Labanon Div. apréd “RAILWAY mail clerks; Norwich mail 3 onth; men, 13-45; list pd- i write lmmodx;!exh E;::nl;- =C.. Rochester, N. in Institate, Dept. 31-C nester, | WANTED _One good steady man on rm. sod wages. C. Sholes. 1846-4. aored aprsd _ dairy d_man_on a small ¥. L. Latbrop, 260 aprod TED—The Price & Lee Co. of- A ieady employment and Oppor- advancement to reliable men travel and work onm city Address in own handwriting pr the ty willing to rectories. [ ch St. WANTED Kitchen Wauregan Hotel “WANTED A first class barber; good wages, good position. Apply to Good- year Barber Snop, Goodyear, Conn. aprd ew Haven, Conn WANTED—Millinery, saleslady; must bé experienced; state salary required; also references. Address Box 593, Bul- letin, ¥/ _aprid WANTED-- Women and girls to sew on skirts, good pay, steady work guaranteed; airy, sanitary workroom, Empire Skirt Co,, 32 Market St. apr8d WANTED—A cook and second girl for.The Johnson Home. Apply at 69 Clff_St. mornings. “apria WANTED A maid for certain hours dally, Mrs. Archa Coit, 41 Oneco St. “aprod e BSLADIES wanted. Apply at the Woolworth Co. __mar3od NTED—Middle aged housekeeper and companion. Abei Burdick. Tel Willimantic 84 mar27d WANTED—A woman to dust and keep store clean ‘and neat; good per- manent position. . ‘Write Box 30, care The Bulletin. mar26d WANTED—Experienced waitress, at once. 161 Main St. Wong Wing Ros- taurant. mar4d WANTED—R. thia. o, 5 Rocks, 10 laying ben: Disods chickensy also R, L Red eggs for hatehing. Apply “Tfaver Briscog, s Thayer Bullding. - - apdd . HAIR COLOR restored to gray hair. Quality hair goods to order. We really do cure dandruft and stop falling nair. ‘the Madam Lindgren Shop, 106 Thaver Building. apryd WANTEDOne tom turkey 1 year old, bronze preferred. H. D. Myers, R. o x o " WHUT hez four eyes and kaint see? Why, Mississippl, 0l course—altnoug: it's Zoing to seal Didju see them mice pipes I OuE W Toe., s BiShe™ 20F U mickel: - Fagan : aprdd 20 to 30 WANTED—Small . farm, acres, reasomably near steamor trol- ley cars, state road and school; build ings need not be large but must be in Zovd condition; will pay cash. Box 34, __FOR SALE FOR SALE—bull calf, handsome Jersey, sired by high claks stock, all papers L. S Robertson, Quaker Hill . 4798-14. apryd SRR ISR Ll R SALE—No. 1, $75, mostly white, registered, Holstéin bull calf, weight 122 Jbs. at birth, dam giving neariy. 10 1bs milk daily. No. 2, $150, very large, sire a: 3§ 1b. bull, dam grands daughter of Colantha Johanna Lad, with record of over 19 lbs. butter as a j!’. 2 year old. ), M. 0. 8. Peck, Norwich Town, Conin. Phone. aprid FOR SALE or rent, grain and &r cery- store; also:cow for -sale, 1 one- horse lumber wagon, 1 express wagon, nearly new. Phone 19-12 Jewett City. aprad “FOR SALE_A cow and caif; the calf is 3 weeks old. Call at § Copper St. Norwich, Conn. - Fon sNLE — Motorboat, 22 1t., good engine, reasomabie, or would exchange for good cow. Box 48 Uncasville. or Boiton Coxn. apred WANTED—Worsted bobbiti winder, 95 or 134 spindles. The Waterman Worsted Co., inc., Putnam. aprdd ~ WANTED—GIiris; go0d pay; stea work. The Turner-Stanton Co. janl! WANTED WINDERS AND WARPERS Experienced or Learners Only first-class silk used Good Wages—Steady Work THE WINDHAM SILK COMPANY Willimantic “WANTED A _man for farm work. HMerbert West, Stonington, Conn. Tel. Mystic Div mardtd NTED— Salesman In our shoe for Saturday afternoon. Star Clothing Co. Write E. Water- Conn.. or Telephone mar24d ~ Aiply ! KEYES PRODUCTS CO. Montville, Conn. Telephone 1104 Tenement or Board Furnished at the Mill. WANTED willing to get up in the morn- ing and eatm 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 FOR SALE~ “orses FOR SALE—Good farm mare, § yéars old, sound, been used on the farm, sife for lady to drive, weight 1090, price 3$85; good driving' harness, farm har- ness ‘and _farm wagon, at house. 13 ranklin St, top bell. a FOR SALE-—Good general purpose or farm horse, absolutely sound, kind and clever, weight J. C. Witter, Dan- ielson, Conn aprad FOR SALE—Two horses, cheap it takgn at once. 768 Main St. aprsd FOR SALE—Farm chunks weighing between 1200 and 1400, corner of High and West Main, aprad 40 HORSES Horses here on time as advertised. Forty horses to pick from—big no chunks, horses for all kinds df work Have § second hand horses, from $50 up. Must sell 23 head this week to make room for another loal April 13th. Come and_ser R R. PIERSON, apréd Horses—Horses I have about 10 head, good, young, sound HORSES — they are all good and well broke. A few second hand Horses. These Horses must be sold at once because I have no room for them and do not| desirs to sub let them. £ J. HAMILTON HAMILTON BROTHERS 71 373, Main St., FOUND__On Putnam road, tire and rim. Owner iden orove property and pay charges. C Wood, 158 Main St, Danielson aprsd CIGARS, CIGARS Whitestone Cigars are $35 per thousand. CONANT, 11 Franklin St. Tel. Residence 1212, - Stable 650 FOR SALE FOR SALE—Ivers & Pond _baby grand p condition. Write Gran Bulleti marz6a FOR SALE Good S0-acre faim, well located | pleasant surroundings,” -rodm house, first class condition, 2 large harns, poultry nouses and outbuiidings, 20 cres nice flelds, 20 acres pasture, 10 {acres woodlzad, ‘plenty fruit. Only | 32,000; $500 cash required. | TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimautic. Coun. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES FORD OWNERS—Doés your car siart hard? Hdve you peor lights? Have your magneto recharged in the car while you wait. Norwich Welding Zo., Chestnut St oct25d Py Greatest Variety of 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 Bstablished for half a Century. HOTELS American House D. MORRISSEY, Prop. First Phene lass Garage Serviee Connected. Shstucket Strost DEL-HOFF HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BROS, Props, Telsphone 1227 26-28 Broadway BUILDING JAMES FUMIGNARO, CONTRACTOR, um Comerete Work and Excavating. remn i 123 Omkridge St, City. Tel 637-5. WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG . Best work and materials at right by skilled labor. ‘tlepbone 50 West Main 8t Firestone Tires, Mobiloils, Tire Accessories. A. F. GREENE Phone 1299 331 MAIN STREET - Auto Radiétors REPAIRED AND RECORED Thoroughly, Tested Under Air Pressure LAMPS AND MU'D GUARDS Straghtened and Repairez GAS TANKS AND PANS TO CFDER ALE WORK GUARANTEED WM. E. SHANLEY 499 MAIN STREET, (East 8ide) NORWICH, CONN. OEEE————S———————— LEGAL NOTICE AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of ‘Norwich, on the Sth A. D. 1920, Present—NELSON J, AYLING, Judge. tate of Simon Zukowski, late of Preston, in said District, deceased. Frances Zukowski of Preston, Conn., appeared in Court by counsel and filed a petition praying, for the reasons thétein set Porth, that administration be grafted upon the estate of said de- celsed, alleged to be intestate. Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said petition be heard and determined at the Probate, Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said District, on the 12th duy of April, A. D, 1920, at 10 o'tlocks in the forencon, and that notice of the pendency of said petition..and of said earing thereon, be given by tho pub- lication of this order one time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District. at least three days prior to the date of sald hearing, and that re- turn be made to this Court. { day of April, WANTED—Good open or top Duggy and driving harness. George E. Briggs, Yantic., Tel. Lebanon z3-§. aprsd WANTED — Cottage of six_rooms, modern conveniences. Write Box Cn Bulietin _Otfice. aprid Phone 1876-4. aprd FOR SALE—Two Barred Rock thor- oughbred _roosters, Ringlett strain. Alfred H, Brown, Yantic, Phone 1089-2. aprdd FOR SALE—One Charles A. Cyphers mode: incubator, 150 egg capacity, as good as new; price reasonabie. Phone 1460, or write Mrs. Frances E. Park- hurst, 57 Clft St aprad “WANTED_Would like return loads for two five-ton trucks to Providence or Boston every Friday. Address John B. Burgess, v W, Wyoming Ave., Melr rose, Mass. aprsd WANTED—What's in your attic? I buy contents of old attics and store- rooms; anything that's old and inter- FOR SALE—One nearly new turn- under dump cart; also one two-horse team wagon. Call 342-12 Willimantic. FOR SALE_Workingman's cottage, six rooms, with large garden. Inguire 109 Roosevelt Ave, apriMWF Land; about 170 acres, %0 under culti 35 b:lan“ in wooland and pasture. House; 10 rooms water system, modern bath equip- ment. barns and numerous other farm buildings. Further particulars from s HIGH GRADE PROPERTIES Telephone 1334 63 Broadway man and qu I‘I‘fth frult, improyements, g00d- neignborho aress | -room temement, for garden’ dnd TR, AL TR . St TO RENT—Four-room house Ci lin plac lights. Phone 381 water, and ». m.- J'I‘l' % el e T0 RENT—Furnished Toom with prie ate lamily. i85 Main St aprad | 2 TO RENT—Nice store, good location, 115 Main St, good for amy business. Apply at once to tie Brockton Sampie Snoe Store,” 13% " Main St aprsd TO RENT—Four-reom fiat, modern improvements. inquire Thames Coal 16 Thames. S aprsd 0 RENT—Two light_housekeeping $500 Secures 110-Acre Farm mafA with small capital; well located, near hig town and railroad; 75 acres fields 35 acres spring-watered pas- ture, ‘large quantity wood and timber, story, 70-foot barn, spring water; present income over $1,100, can be increased, but owner a bargain at $2,900, $500 cash. balance easy terms. Details page 24 Strout’s Spring Catalogue Bareains 3 .States, copy “free. Strout Farm Agency, 150AK, Nassau St, New York City. aprdd ather buildings FOR SALE—R. I R cags for setting from heavy laying strain, $1 for 13 TWANTED—Late model Ford touring car, pertect condition; state price. Lock Box {6, B Sonn. aprid_ TWAN pay highest prices for rags and metal. Boston Junk Yard. Phone 181-2. Call any time Friday and Saturday. “aprid__ WANTED—A place in American family lor girl-13 years old, to work for board and attend Norwich Free Academy. G. J. Murray, Colchester, Comn. R. D, 3. aprsd titing 1 pay cash ter. C. J. King |eggs. James Turnbull, Wauwecus Hill, Norwich, Conn, Box 193, & prid | Norwich Town, Conn. aprsd WANTED—By a teacher, a furnished | "FOR SALE Two Holstein heifers robm, wiin o without board. Write |coming 2 years old. J. L. Kiess, New Box 1031, this office. aprid Mndofi':i Turnpike, Norwica Tow apr WANTED—By eiderly lady, room|_9Pr%d S and board n good locaiity. - Teieptione | " KOK SALE—Young 7 year old horce, 1197-12, aprid | weight 1100, right in every way, price 3125, H, R. Hurlburt, 256 Wogdstock Ave., Puinam, Conn. prid FOR SALE_—A few young pigs, Chester White; also'one good brood sow. Oliver A. 'Downs, Brookiyn, Conn. Tel. 37-4 Danielso: aprsd GARAGE for sale; my husband’s {ll- ness compels me to sell The City Garage and Tire Shop, already equip- ped for business; storage of cars make overhead expense very small gain for someone. Mrs. ¥. Wei Union St Danielson, Conn. TWANTED—Ford .touring car body, or will excnange for touck body. Paone 244 Danlelson, Conn. zyrad»» WANTED —Hats tg trim, also:hats to sell, ut reasomable prices. Phone 1581. Open evenings. 25% Pflzk St mar_:nd Y WilL STORE my piano with'a re- family and give option of , it 1 decide to sell. “The Bulletin. TED—To drilt you a new well or your old well deeper. A. E. Earl, Contractor for Artesian Weils. P. O. Box 240, Willimantic, Conn. marlod SPRING COATS for women and chil- dren. Forget the high prices and think of the Pasuik Co.g mar9d WANTED—To buy second har7“fufs niture. Get our prices before vou sell. A._Bruckner, 55 Franklin St. Phone -3 . ¥ "7 anid V/ANTED—ALL kinds raw furs, hides and skins. A, L. Mills wiil be at Nor- wich Tallow Cu. - Talman St, every Saturday till further notice.” mnovid WANTED—To buy vear calves, 18c Ib. up, beef and dairy cattle, Call'E Glaubinger, Colchester. Ct. . Tel 83. aug2d3 WANTED — Antigue furniture, mif- rors, colored glass, silver, historical china, old books. and old ‘lette; Bruckner, 55 Vrapkiin St Tel, may16d 7153 DRAPER WEAVERS ; $30 to $40 Weekly on 16 to 20 Looms—Profit-Sharing in Addition. L . ASHLAND COTTON CO. Jewett City WANTED On Folding Box Work. Good Pay to Learn. With Little Ex- perience Can Earn $25 to $30 Per Week. ATLANTIC CARTON CORP. South Golden Street Two licensed pharmacists, 25 women 40 g for machine, 6 5 for soda fountain, 2 0 boys over 16 years for Woodworking machines, 2 table wait- resses, 0. men for picker house. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, GEO. L. CHESBRO, Mgr. AUCTIONEER Succeasor to W. B. WILCOX Phone 405-5 Norwich or Phone 581- Jewett City Post Office, Norwich Town . LOWELL J. WILCOX PIANO TUNERS * GEER, THE PIANU TUNER. 122 Prozpect St. Phone FREDERICK T. BUNCE The Piano Tuner Phone 838-2 22 Clairemont Avs. RESTAURANTS WANTED WHEN YOU ARE IN TOWN, TRY THE VICTORY LUNCH., 252 Main St AUTOS TO HIRE If you waat a comfortable car to ride in call up JOHN Mi. PILLAR, 21 Fanning Ave., NELSON J. AYLING, Judge./ The above and foregoing 1 a true copy of record. - Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER, -~ g, Clerk. Norwich. Dodge closed serv- lice car. Phone 865-12, e jberke, K. D. WANTED FOR SALE—The fine country estate known as the Chester Prentice farm, situated at the North West Corners, in North Stonington, a few miles from rwich, near state highway, on R. F. D. and telephone in house, near school. The farm consists of 150 acres, well di- vided into mowing and - pasturage. Never failing water and trout brook, entire length of farm. Wood and tim- ber enough to pay for farm, abundance of fruit. Dwelling house of 12 rooms, piazza on front and side. A new stock barn 40x60 with 18 ft. posts and new silo 12x24; another barn 30x40, garage, hen house, crib and woodshed. All fer- tilizer made during the past year from 25.head of stock. Immediate possession given. Rarely does it happen that a place like this s an the market. Mr H. Clinton Eccleston, K. D. 5, Norwich, Conn. ~ Tel. 1361-14 Norwieli Div. apr? ¥O SALE—Haines player plano, [practicaliy new, and mission dining room set. aprid FOR SALE—Strawber raspberry bushes. George L. Son, Lone Pine KFarm, Willimant Phone 3 2. Write Piano, care Bulletin. 100-acre abouL 5y acres in timberiand and bara inwgood condition, mill Tun by waterpower dome custom ! sawing throu Owner wishes to seil on _uccount deatu oi husband. Mrs. Marie Dub- 1. Balti aprid FOR SALE — Adjustable operating table, used put very litue in doctor's private oince, Write Doctor, care Bul- letin. apred FOR SALE—Mersel American trum pels, cornels, trombunes, 32y, he e noaerale price INSLruments manulac- turea. K. N. Casih, Agent. FOR SALE—a cow 4 rs old, % Jersey, 34 Ayrsnire, . w. Tumickl, Yantic Fats. aprod FOR SALk—Barred Rock egss for ching, 2y0-egg strain, $1.15 per se exuibition, $o setting; twu coc ereis and cock. ' James Sisuop, Wester- R, ne 426 prod ~ Turner furnisn your trees, shrubs and roses. Now is the time 1o order for spring. Brown Lrotiiers' Rochester grown, guaranteed nursery stock turnisned at moderate prices. Phone 1368-2 or ad- dress P, O. Box New Loundon. apod SURPRISE yoursell and _visit U milinery departmenc at the Pasnik Co. Very iarge sSWCKS at very low prices. Hundreds of sumple hats, one of & kind. The Pasnik Co, sell for iess. margd FOR SALE — The Helm Garage at Stafford Springs, one of the best lo- cated and paying propositions in the state. W. J. sowler, west Willington, Conn. ‘Tel. Willimantic 619-14. apr2d FOR SALE—Cottage house of eight rooms, situated on Peck St., about ten minutes’ walk. from the Norwich Wool- en Co., electricity, steam heat and room for garage; price reasonable. For fur- ther particular: inquire of John A. Moran. Keal istate Broker, Franklin Square. aprid T¥FOR SALE and now here, car Joseph Chero red cedar shingles, aiso car Mil- let’s white cedar shingle; oisk, 2-4, 2-5, 2-8, car wi pine’ boards, ‘car yellow pine boa car seed oats, and plenty smngle nal either. galvanized or zinc coated; barb wire, Fel. 13-2 Lebanon Div. Race. FOR SALE—I ofter a spiendid lot, with new barn and outbuildings (no house), on South St, Danielson; a bar- gain. - Inquire of no’ other person than Mrs, Rosanna Viens, 34 Dyer St. Dan- ielson, Conn. aprad TOM BARRON Single ~Comb' White Leghorn, strong, livable chicks, 219 to 264 egg strain, mated to 28% pedigreed | cockerels, §25 per 100; full count and safe arrival guaranteed; ask for par- ticulars, Pleasant View Poultry Farm, Leonard Bridge, Conn. ~Phone 43-13 Lebanon. mangid FORm SALEL 12 acte farm, good buildings, stock and _tools included, nean city line, at a bargain. Kudlik, 263 Centrdl Ave. Tel. roar3od rm————— FOR SALE Brick - Block, with all improvements, 6an be used A three apartment for business purposes, located on lower Broadway. Good investment. For full particulars, inquire ' FRANCIS D. DONOHUE .c.ntrfl Bldg. Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE 1 lot of New Suits, in dark colors— Also a lot of second hand Overcoats, and-about 100 pairs of Pants, will sell cheap if ‘taken at once. ' Apply at LIBERAL LOAN COMPANY “63 Franklin Street, Norwich Opposite Bulletin Company FOR SALE, TWO COTTAGE HOUSES One of 4 Rooms, One of 7 Rooms and Store on Laurel Hill Avenue, Near American Thermos Bottie Co. Price For Both $3,000, Write “Own- er,” Care Bulletin. Carload Vermont Cows JUST ARRIVED An Extra Choice Load This Time JAMES H. HYDE North Franklin, Conn. Telephone 30, Lebanon & Call evenings, 43 Union St “T0 RENT—Nice four-room tenement, 150 Palmer St East_side, TO RENT—Furnished rooms, with o Chance of a lifetime for ambitious | without L Iaonahm T0 RE> |room flar; fruit orchard, 100 sugar maples; two- | WaY- hit Tel. T—Centrally located seve modern. Apply at 122 Broad- 5 aprid housekeeping; price rea- < TO RENT—A apartment, with private bath. 393-12. Turnished _four-room Tel. aprid 1O RENT Office city in Buswell Bldg. Rubber Co. > in the center of Inquire Alling mar3id FOR RENT—Tencment, two offices, [loor space, rooms suitabl for a club; also apartment. James E. Fuller & Co., 34 Broadway. one store, marlid janldd STORAGE—Household goods stored for lon; able. decsa or short term; rate: anning Studio, 52 reasone Broadway. * TO RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. at 1u¥ School St. Phone 1048- also Apply aug23d rooms; - FOR SALE . Substantial brick dwelling of 19 rooms, arranged for 3 flats, situated two minutes '“walk from Franklin Square; would make an ideal rooming hous Price very low for quick sale. Easy terms. % THOS. H. BECKLEY Phones 278 Main Strest = FOR SALE full particulars see A. V. COVELLO Telephone 683-3 198 Cliff Street T ) J Corner Golden and Oakridge Streets. 2 Tenement House, 6 rooms each Flat, with barn and variety of fruit. For sit Yo sev. stock, ranging from $5,000 to $23 Good ‘money making propositions, will save you time and money. FOR SALE Farms For Sale 11 you are Yooking for a good propo- n in line of farms, pay me & visit. handles the clean propositions. will find that 1 am the man who 1 have ral nice larms on state roads, the vest of location, with or without 00, 1 Call on me and lét me show you what I have to offer. on a farm thi time to lose. 1f you are thinking of going you have no or call me yp on the telephone for an appointment. Now Phone 198, RACINE’S FARM AGENCY, Danleison, Conn. Spring is Here! 15 THE PIME TO PURCHASE YOUR HOME. We have the following ror sale: South Main St., two-ienement house, truit trees and a good garden. One fine 45-acre far: from Danielson, Conn. good pine, acres of ‘woodland, buildings in good repair. three miles 60,000 feet of 50 Cords of hard wood, 20 23 acres pasture, We would be pleased to have you call or telephone ‘at 25 Carter St. and give you particulars of some other properties which we are offering for sale. FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE EIGHT ROOM COTTAGE No. 36 Perkins Avenue ALL MODERN INQUIRE gF JAMES L. CASE 40 Shetucket Street $NSURANCE OF ALL KINDS, JOS. BODO & CO. Box 422, Danielvon, Cony. FOR SALE NEW YORK STATE COWS. CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED. THE RIGHT KIND. JAMES H. HYDE NORTH FRANKLIN, CONN. Telephone 30, Lebanon be aw. $750 Buys » Five-room Cottage all furnish- ed. This is a wonderful bargain sit- uated as it is in a quiet village nét over 2 3 minutes' walk to trolley. cottage has electric lights and the furnishings are antiqua Investigate, cash—several hurired cords of wood and some timber, A rare bargain. Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin (Choice of 400} ey]* Y . William A. Wilcox FARM SPECIALIST 41 West Broad Street, Westerly, R. 1. Rooms 1 and 2. Telephone 2365 The A 60 Acre Wood Lot for $600—part ITALIAN AGENCY sells Foreign Money Orders and Steam- ship Tickets for all parts of the world. Packages of all kinds delivered in all parts of Eurdpe. ‘Real Estate and Fire insurare. M. FORMIGLIO, 318 Framklin St, Norwich, Conn. Phone 784-5. mardd FOR SALE FOR STOVE OR FURNACE—CHEST- NUT WOOD FOR KINDLING, HARRY'B. FORD Tel. 792 " FOR SALE n a Cottage House of 8 Rooms, mod- walk from The M For further pa JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate Broker Franklin Square SEASONED HARD WOOD SAWED 233 Main Street. | Rare chance to secure a big bargain ern improvements, within 10 minutes’ inRockwell ‘Shop. A fine quartered vith top shelf and four drawerss must t J. C. WITTER I will sell at public auction at the hauncey Pendleton farm, in Pres- ton, Preston Plains, on the Norwich and Westerly Preston City, on Norwich, R. F. D: No. 1. FOR' SALE i single standing desk, equipped aken away at once. Price very THE PLAUT-CADDEN Co. AUCTIONS Auctioneer AUCTION one and one-half miles -from trolley, one mile from MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1820, ~ at 11 o'clock a; m., 38 HEAD OF CATTLE. One pair of § year old oxen (extra good workers), ;20 cows (consisting of grade Holsteins and Ayrsuires, extra good milkers, some coming in Juring months), Ayrshire heifers, also 3. extra_nice thoroughbred Ayrshire sears old in June). tioned cattle will reserve. A caterer will be present. day._proves storm: place next fair week day. the —summer and . fall several mice 3 year old heifeFs (2 The above men- be sold without Terms cash, . 1t said sale will take \JOSEPH P. PENDLETON. INSURANCE J. L. LATHROP ‘& SONS INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Pl TO RENT—Cotiage 19 Slater Ave. |’ For particulars, call OF COURSE YOU ARE INSURED— ctlars inquire of |But is your Insurance placed on the basis of present values which have in- Ins: creased enormously since 1914. ISAAC S. JONES : ince and Real Estate Agency 'mrdn Building, 91 Main Street | bO. Addre: ifor Mr. George S. Carey Hill. Scotland, on the main road from Scotland to Hampton, 16 head of stock, pair of horses, good age and the best: e T, T Season Is b : FOR SA] cluding 1 LE—1316 Ford bod; 3 iy dition, $2 l\t.l';mdl e e ey FOR SALE Muxwell to cars, 16, 17 and 18, $5u0 to ....“,";5,‘ ton several other cars ut low prices. H. E. Anderson, 21 Maple Si. trick, $425 Danielson, Conn.. Tel. 340. FOR SALE—Dodge touring aprsd ar g0od condition. ' Inquire of Watregan | kakery, Wauregan, Conn. apred FOR SALE—WIiliys-Knight Six four- enger, sport model 1318, A No. Tel. 485-4 aprid . FOR.SALE — Buick roadster, good cond.tion, price reasonable. apréd FOR SALE—Harie cycles and bicycles at the Cycle Co., 44 Water St apréd FOR SALE—1917 seven assens, Call 1 Davidson moto Chandier touring car. “Box 35, this of- fice or Phone 286 evenings. marl2d FOR SALE_.1317 Ford touring car. demountable wheels and brand new tires und tubes il around, ning order. price $3ve. be seen at Jonn Casey’ tanuck or L Nu. fair ru This e farm at Poqu marisd can_give Immedia! Maxwell Touring Cars Chalmers ‘Touring — Cars Maxwell 1 1-2 Ton Truck These prices are deilvered. mplate having a var for ne pring oetter vrder it NOW as the pri mAy bé higher and _delivery deliyed Time payments ar- Anderson, Danielson. Second hand cars. 21 Maple St - USED PASSENGER CARS REO 4 Cylinder Roadster, Passenger. REO 4 Cylinder Touring, Passenger ing, 7 Passenger. BRISCOE 4 Cylinder Touring, 5 Passenger, 1919 Model. senger Touring. OVERLAND Model 90, 5 Pas- senger, Winter Top. senger Sedan. USED TRUCKS KOEHLER 17 Ton. VIM 3 Ton AUCTIONS. unabout, ia- Norwich rcan CHANDLER 6 Cylinder Tour- OVERLAND Model 80, 5 Pas- OVERLAND Model 90, 5 Pas- " THE best manwer In which to avoid denial expense is to have your teeth and those of your children examined at reg- ular intervals by a com- petent dentist. . You ‘will be assured of a heaithy set of teeth and gums and, of . no protracted siege in the dentist’s chair. PAUL A'SCHWARTZONI SDENTIST 21E MAIN ST =y L - ITIST DR. EDWARD. KIRBY Room 107, Thaye- Rulding Phone 619 Hours 9-12; 1:30-3 and 7te 8 p. m. red te | at at at 1t Xt . DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon 17Grory Building Norwich, Conn. 3 5 . DR.F. C. JACKSE™ DR. D. J. COYLE DENTISTS 203 Main St., Norwich, Cona. Gffice ‘Hours: Sa.m.to § g m Teleohons ATTORNEYS-AT-LA T. E. BABC Attorney-at-Law Removed to 44 Shetucket St. BOWLISG ALLEYS 52 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn = e S BOWLING AND BILLIARDS B AT THE AETNA BOWLING, ALLEXS, AUCTION Will be sold at public auction on MONDA APRIL 12, 1020, at the Chester S. Prentice farm, so- called, situated at the Northwest Cor- MAJESTIC BUILDING. | | lusist on getting Duluth Imperisl of' Hecker-Jones Flour of your groeer.. Try our Scratch Feed and Beef Scraped wiil make Hens lay. FPhone 326-3. GREENEVILLE GRAIN Co 1 FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED. ner, North Sionington, three miles east of ‘Preston_City, the fallowing: personal property: 7 head young stock—three ear old heifers, Holstein and Ayrshire grade; two 1 year old heifers, Holstein; one 1 year old bull, blood (papers); one 1 year old gra Holstein; 1 Farming Tools—One hinge harro American harrow and seeder, 1 W Wood horse rakesl two-hors® sled, drag plank. 20-foot ladder 1 churn, butter worl &ra hen .coop, (Potter sydtem) incubator, bug; 1 1 ton hay in barn, g0od one, 1 four cylinder enging, 1 18-foot log chain, chains, hoes, Torks, etec. Fufniture—One kitchen range, No. 1 Glenwood heater, 1 chamber set. be steads, burean, tables, chairs, sei di ing chairs, dining table, set broken set dishes, sew carpets, pictures, curt: 1 ops sm: ns, records, rockers, lamps, stc,, etc. kitchen 1t said utensi day pro stormy, sale the first fair day follow- ing. Terms cash. IRVING C. ECCLI STON. Henr; v L. Allen, Auctioneer, Westerly, K. L. R. F. D. clear lot'R. I hens, large omes. lot barrel ker, buttef moid and many other dairy ufensils, 1 galvan- ized silo top for 12x24 silo, 1 portable 100-eg8 gas 1 Household dishes, g machine, writing desk, Edison Standard phonograph, 50 ———————y PLUMBING AND GASFITTING PHONE 581, The very best plumb.ng by expert worldmen it the fairest prices is guar- [anteed;, also heating and zas fittiag. de de 1 | A ~JOHN ¥. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main St. ] T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 81 FRANKLIN STREET ROBERT J. COCHRANE GAS FITTING PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING Washington Sq. Washington Building Norwich, Conn. . Agent for N.' B. O. Sheet Packing. en d: n- Is, ve E- P. 2. TRUCKING AND TEAMING AUCTION — I will sell at public sale to the high- est bidder, on THURSPAY, APRIL 15TH, 2t 10 a. m., of workers, single or double, pain year old oxen, nicely matched and first class in evey butter cows, 4 sow and 12 pigs weeks old. stock is all in prime condition harrows, spreader, roller, pair harnesses, pair driving hargesses, gle harness, mower, tedde % 2 ox carts, 1 two-horse respect, 8 extra go Thri on, on Pudding earling heifers. 1 bull, This team bl Py . DN TRUCKING — Long and short dis- tance; prompt service and low prices. Evereti”ros. 10 Shetucket Bt Phone 49- J. SHAPIRO Trucking *Co., g.unl Trucking and Long Distance Hauling. t at Thames Square 4 - apréd Orders can bé I Garage, Phone GEO. LAMBERT, % CONNa. | Long Distafice Trucking and Movings TEAMING and mo trucking .a speciaity. 233 Main St ne D. JUSLYN, 293 West ccessor to Jonn Wool: ud heavy teaming; locsPaad iance ¢ v od ee C. B. BROMLEY & SON, Suetucket St. Phone 335. wagon, democrat wagon a thre Wago er, lot of household furniture, tools and implements riety. day. James H. Hyde, Stanton J Briggs, ‘Auctioneers. sm in endiess v pring n, separator. 8-can Cooley cream At very stormy, sale first fair — LONG DISTANCE MOVING. - _BROWN & a- = . TEAXNG AND FRUCKING done very promptiy and at resssnable prices, DRUGGISTS HOTEL McALPIN CHOCOLATES In Pound Boxes LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES In Pounds and Half Pounds AT, DUNN’S PHARMACY BOOKBINDING ARTHUR H. LATHROP, Shetucket St. ' Phone 176 s DETECTIVES - e e ite VR e er, BOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD Blank Books Made and Ruled te Order <, 108 Broadway