Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 13, 1920, Page 12

RAIN OR SNOW TODAY ° FAIR AND COOL TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATERD "~ el A Bulletm Want * Advertisement Will Get A Bulletin Want Advertisement Wil Get li | A Builetin Want : Adverhsement Wil Get 5‘ | A Bulletin For Sale . A Bulletin F or Sale Advertisement Will Sell Lt WANTED—Female WANTED—Miscellaneous w ANT ED—M-I; Advertisement Will Sell It 2 — FOR SALE .\ cne‘cker at, the WANTED—Farm of 40 to G0 acres some wood, witiin six mites of Nor- WANTED—A Wauregan Hotel. WANTED — Immediately, two good maids, cook and 5e~.ond g)ll . Hunungton, DA youns lady to act as. answer telephone and do auy Four-drawer La.ll Thames Coal Co. shhman egg lucial trealments for dry and wrinkied skins is one of our new importations. gren Sivp, 10y Taayer WANTED—A second hand s ze and sieiid sauan Lind- aprlslutis —\\ l\’l‘l.u—lhree ton_truc] exami .mon fundrows B Selaphcne 12 to Join &1, Dowe, Danie Write for pariicul oman to do h week; good pay an Cali with ref Westerly car Tnuepenagnt; WANTEDL — Old faise teen, boends, ummond:, mouey L Alh,‘ on hb- The Collateral (near Shetucket St.). Matuewson's BARTED—Evéryhody e Sl £hil, Apply at 64 PLED—ITarms \\ \\ l'Ll)—« arde WANTED WINDERS AND WARPERS Expstiencad or Learners QOnly first-class silk used Good Wages—=Sicady Work tage or wownstas 0. lences. . boyd, Stonington: conven WINDHAM SILK COMPANY Witlimantic bulletin 01D WANTED buy concents ot s; anytaing 10T LFUCK DOUY. at later ua € 1f 1 decide-tu care ug Lulled 8 or 144 Spindlcs AT E~\‘\"15A¥ ANY, Inc.| Horses—Horses i1 have about 10 head, good, |2nu skis. . sound HORSES — _—_ b they are all good and well A few second hand These Horses must old at once becaus I have no room for them and do not desire to sub let them. £ J. HAMILTON HAMILTON BROTHERS 371, 373, 575 Main St., Residence 1212 B. COTTHELF & CO. .WANTED ONE FIREMAN ALSO LABORERS KEYES PRODUCTS CO. Montville, Conn. Telephone 110-4 Tenement or Board Furnished at the Mill. WANTED The names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn- ing and earn carrying papers. there are good routes. your names on file and be ready for the first vacancy. Cali at the Buliciin Office. e ——————— LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Came is LOTIS D\( Hm. New York Buyes 27 Jackson Wi :huu.-mu 3 WANTED - DRAPER WEAVEERS $30 to $40 Weekly on 16 to| 20 Looms—Profit-Sharing in| Addition. ASHLAND COTTOCN CO. Jewett City PLUMEBING AND GASFITTING PHONE 581, plumbing by expert t tie fdirest prices is guar- anteed; also heating and zas fitting. I F; BURNS Heating and Plumbing 81 FRANKLIN STI\EET RUBERT J. COCHRANE GAS FITTING PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING Washington S§q., Washington Building Norwich, Conn. B. 0. Sheet Pac some money Frequently AUCTIONEER Successor to W. B. WILCOX Phohe 405-5 Norwich or Phone 581-3 Jewett City Post Office, Norwich Town . LOWELL J. WILCGX Agent for N. PIANG TUNERS » my place on Jew- PIANO TUNER. N A, WIGHTMAN, 4 ROBDINS COURT. AUTOS TO if you want a comioriabie ey niaures THE PiANO TUNER. car to ride in cail up JOHN e ol 122 'Pruzcet St. FREDERICK T. BUNCE The Piano Tuner 22 Clairemont Ave. Phone 833-2 - BOWLING ALLEYS flUILDING BOWLING AND BILLIARDS JANES FUMIG) Stome, Conerete CONTRACTOR, AETNA DOWLING ALLEYS MAJESTIC BUILDING. dze !t-, (> Ity. WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER| """ Best work ang rmaterials prices by skillea American House D. MORRISSEY, Prop. First-class Garage Service Connected. Shatucket Strect DRUGGISTS HOTEL McALPIN CHOCOLATES In Pound Boxzs LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES In Pounds and Half Pounds = DUNN’S PHARMACY DVL-HOrF HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN HAYES BROCS, Props. 26-23 Broadway —_— L] Wu: Main St _ DETECTIVES Telephone 1227 1o ‘put your bus- ess belore he pu Y + medium better the ad- ‘ln FOR SALE—Two-family house, rooms, i neighboriood. Write Jones, this office. ALE—An organ, in excellent condition. Phone 565-14. apridd n zood repair, large lot, good FOR SALE—Two cows, 1 one-horse wagon, 1 two-horse wagon, 1 set dou- ble harnesses. H. C. Bogue, Box S, Montville. . 4prisd . S AR FOR sll.lu——General Store, Hanover, Cona., groceries, grain and dry goods. £00d location, no other store in town. or call in person for Phone 1§ particular FOR_ 5 well lo property g ,0C0 cash busine: in one of New England’s finest count apridd_ LE or will exchange for a meuts. barn, sheds, ete. Itor particu- \\ oodstock, Conn. aprl taking in 0 quarts of mil income $60 a week, house e iine hors barn, large quan miles from Norwich, mili 1 London, price 34500, James N. Watrous, care Bulletin. aprizd FOR SALE—From 10 to 20 w 3 Thame~ St. aprisd a general store cludes large store building, e with all modern improve- e aeee FOR SALE '———p——q .. FOR SALE A SPLENDID FARM IN LEBANON La about 170 acres, 60 under culhvnhon.‘ 35 acres brush and balance in wooland and pasture. Hou 10 rooms with Kewanee water system, modern bath equip- ment. 4 barns and numerous other farm buildings. Further particulars from Archa W. Coit HIGH GRADE PROPERTIES Telephone 1334 63 Broadway [ A Bulletin To Let Advertisement Will Rent It TO RENT TO RENT—Two. furnished and heat- ed rooms, corner Main St. and Broad- way, best location tor ofiice or living .month, fireplace, tory; price io_suit. Pllnta, 8 Broadway. . pupered last boudoir with lava- Inquire Mrs. J. house, 52 Williams St., nine rooms, and bath, modern improvements. Apply to ‘{'TSSE.LDSS\‘“‘L 3% Lincoln Ave. Office and Salesrooms No. 42 Main St Danielvon, Comn. Public sales conducted all over New Engiand. Kindly preserve thé following list of sales for the WQQI_: RENT—Tenement of fiv FOR ooms; also furnished rooms. Inquire West “mag- 135 Furn! hed rf‘oms, School SL Phone 3522 TO RI‘-’VI‘—FD!H‘ room flat, Inquire Thames Coal “To “N’l’v—Mny 1st, very ue!lx‘lblel 1 modern improvements. Co., 16 Thames St. dress George H. Bosworth, East ine farm, 11 head, 75 good workers. Georg. el. Leb. 34-2, __aprSThSTu from Wi iegal standara br , $4 for oun. Tel. 1835-4. b aii improvemen: 'n_and 4 henhou: $10 SALE—Ivers plano, i hne 4 The | Bu“cun Red hate Puone 1344-3. condilivn, guarzutee Aduing macuine C ¥ mi \oech, rerry Gt u < Li—Haines play Lew, waa mission i the \L~ James sisnop, Yhune TOM BARRON Single ‘omb u'\m" H\.’Able chick; as Toultry Phone maryls 75 Cows For Sale ANOTHER CARLOAD JUST AR- RIVED MONDAY, APRIL 12th. FRED W. HOXIE PHONE 62, LEBANNON $2,600 WILL BUY 6 room Cottage House; centrally focat- ed; oniy 8 minutes’ walk from Franklin Square. For full particulars see / A. V. COVELLO Tel. 683-3 198 Cliff Street sh register, Z00d condition. r St., Danielson, Ct. ml Cal. leopard 5 lvad clover Cinr Ayrshire e e Dorcas strain, heaviest strain known, Ray Holdridge, . eggs for per 100, 1. A, moxie, PO, Yantic. Pond - baby condition. W rite marz2§d ing ezgs Anburn strain, 31 L L—isurroughs caleulator, in 1 white, znt residenti Virite riano, care Bulleum. " 1ot (no $2,700.00 WILL BUY A GOOD 60-ACRE FARM, il2 MILES FROM BALTIC. GOOD EUILDINGS, WOOD, WATER AND! ,iON MAIN ROAD. E. A. PRENTICE Phone 360 86 CLIFF STREET | | M. PILLAR, 21 bammgAve.,,SEAsobOR S E Norwich. Dodge closed serv. | Phone 865.12, NED HARD WOOD SAWED! FOR STOVE GR FURNACE—GHEST- NUT WOOD FOR KINDLING. HARRY B. FORD Tel. 792 & Main Street. . FOR SALE Good . 30-acre farm, well located, hauat. pleasant surroundings, 3-room nrst_class condition, : #arge ¥4,500; $300 cash required. 'S u.Lscr. or all parts of the world. s of all kinds deiivered in all of Europe. —Real Estate-and Fire insurance, M. FORMIGLIO, . _3iS Franklin 3t., Norwich, Conn. Pihone 781-3. > mard wm Yll WANE the oultry nouses and outbulidings, 20| acres nice tields, 20 acres pasture, 10: jacres woodlznd, plenty fruit. Only| lT_ALlAN AGENCY oney Orders and Steam- | FOR SALE TWO COTTAGE HOUSES One of 4 Rooms, One of 7 Rooms and Store on rel Hill Avenue, Near American Thermos Bottle Co. Price For Both $3,000. Write “Own- er,” Care Bulletin. (e e e FOR SALE Substantial brick dwelling of 19 rooms, arranged for 3 flats, situated two minutes ' walk from Franklin Square; would make an ideal rooming house. Price very low for quick sale. Easy terms. THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Streat Phones 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 FOR SALE 32-room D ick apartment block, in o | perfect condition, all modern conven- ienc ne s, five minutes’ walk from b section, all tenements occupied. veral cottages, some two-tenememt houses, some attractive farm bargains, property on Washington St., near Chelsea ¥ R. S. BARTLETT, Tel. 443-1. No. 14 Central Bldg. B FOR SALE Lot of Todls of all kinds, in perfect condition—wili sell cheap if taken at onée. Apply at LIBERAL LOAN COMPANY 53 Franklin Street, Norwich. Oppasite Bulletin Company Farms For Sale or a goud propp- . DAy me @ V1 i that 1 am the man who You will 11 dies the veral with $0,000 to § making proposition ve you ti me and jet me s to offer. If you on a farm il time to l¢ on the teiephone for an appointment. RACINE'S FARM AGENCY, Phone 198, Daniclson, Conn. $750 Buys,a Fi over z 3 minutes’ walk to trolley. The | cottage has electric lights and th ishings are antique. Investigate. Acre Wood Lot for $500—part several hurired cords of wood and some timber, A rare bargain. Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin (Choice of 400 William A. Wilcox FARM ngClALIST 41 West Broad Street, Westerly, R, | Rooms 1 and 2. Telephone 2363 FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE EIGHT ROOM COTTAGE No. 36 Perkins Avenue ALL MODERN INQUIRE OF JAMES L. CASE 40 Shetucket Street BOOKBINDING BOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD “‘"“"h“‘:; Slank Bgok: Made cn( ice four-room tenement, 180 Eilmer _St, E 'I‘O RE'\T—Cen(H\Hy ]ocatcd seven- room flat, modern. Apply at 122 Broad- No. 1 2 A’highly important sale of horses, wagons, trucks, harnesses and other implements at the mammoth sales stable of Eugene McCarthy, on at North Brookfield, Mass, No. 2. At the large stock farm of Or- lando & Ginstolisi, at Summit, R. T, April 16, at 10 o'clock a. m., TO RENT—Ofiice in Buswell bldg. Rubber Co. in the center of Inquire Ailing an unusvai and large variety of farminz tools, implements, etc., will be sold; also a large number of cattle, pigs. sheep, hens and other For _particulars, call 35 T STORAGE—Househnld goods stored or short term - s anning Studio, 52 TO RENT Cottage 19 Slater Ave. 3 rates reason- personal property. o, 3. In the Town of Brooklyn, on Saturday, April 17, TO RENT—Furnished rooms for light at iU School St. also housekeeping. ADD‘)’ Phone 1048-2. aug23d | there will be a public sale of high zrade furniture at.the residence of he late Ruby Williams, by Miss Charlotte Scarborough. At the same time, from the late residence FOR SALE Miss Lucy Davidson, on adjoin- ing prope there wiil be a sale ehold “goods of a useful ma- Mi; (s ey FOR SALE Brick Block, with all improvements, can be used S, | AUCTION Good investment A three apartment for business purposes, iower Broadway. “or full particulars, inquire ‘RANCIS D. PONCHUL ‘entral Bldg. Norwich, Cor: Charlotte Paimer. Ad- ministrator of ghe estate. Auction to open at 1 p. m. STANTON L. BRIGGS......! Auctioneer THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1920, at 19 o'clock a. m., Having soid my farm, store, goods 1 and all merchandise In connection . will_sell at public t the Dan T. Gager pl ety of household ; FOR SALE [ m‘l four d THE PLAUT-CADDEN €O, ——— AUCTIONS MATT A. TINKER . AUCTI_ON Known as the i Sdys +see.. Auctioneer WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14TH, 1920, at 10 a, m. sikarp, i des or th- | 04d). & descited ,‘,_”f‘fit"’m;‘,‘,,;‘ spinning wheels, (first cass condit. '3 gears old; due| CIEh e bull |Pieces china a our heifers, o rt horse :md sheep clipper, 1 l\\ 0~ i 1ed next Term 1 ioneer AUCTION 2-room Cottage a!l furnish- | led. This is a wonderful bargain | uated as it is in a quiet village no from MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1920, at 11 o'clock a. m., 38 HEAD OF 1t said ' and visit. 3 ¥ 1 take pr 1ce next fair week day. . PENDLETON. F. D. No. 1. AUCTION imiles west from ‘Plea year old hmfrn 4 calves from tock is all the lu"h thrifty 1 team nd mar- {maulhs old; this grade Holstein, !and_exceptional | wagons and ket wagons, 2 spreaders, 2 lime and fertilizer distributors. sulky p {orse culti well colored {horse power, | paxr Iqurins car, JAMES H. HYDE, Auctioneer. their entire e and wearing ap| Will ew of the many interesting ius violin, bow and iine modern vioiin, bow and 1 very oid violoncello, ivory trim- 5. he Life of Christ, 4 inches, illustrated, he famous: wrs tistory of The W r. ., 400 pages each vol, - Simonds works, leather bound, ted. 300 International Cyciope- )9 pages each vol.; ‘tonary, 1 vol. illustrated, ; Ridpath's History of U, 8., “Famous Orations, 10 vois., W, 3 pages each Vol. and of volumes of best authors, some books and Bibles dat- z back over 100 years. e Stevens breech-loading shotgma, ols., 12 inches a clean-up sale of everytalng reserved. There will be an- tigue roitur [ . _ lowboy, curled maple walnut and Jesk drawers (very old), 2 sea chetts (four generationg ing pan, e, ele., 1 set arge, smail and reel n): chalrs, pewtef nd china, some i crockery very old, and s |all our moderm crockery, china and silverware, no reserve. We cannot take these to our future home, so you will get the best as well as ihe puorest— all for sal : - on bedsteads matiresses, heu\ and pil Iverware dressers and have some st s, in all & 3 One_grapiophone (50 1ecords), ball rack, 1 bisck walnut chamber set wita marble top and upho ve of Mr po reduction of 3 pe 3 st n hand and hona de futvre delivery. Write ir wante—bhe jereparcd—don'§ Goods are hard 1o met. e will be other pleasant sted with this sale, so ¥ rranted to grow, C guantity for you: and quality unsurpassed Fruit, cakes, cookies, crackert chre,-e and canned goods ‘vill be o) nd your comfort is a part of the ngrnm If very stormy, sale Friday, the 16th aprisd W. L. L, SPEXCER. . Manning, uusic .Auu:nel oné-q anrr mile west it | Ernest E: Bullard ire” i oliey est S giv- s yeur— TEACHER OF THE VIOLIK BLISS PLACE | HAVE A FEW OUTFITS TO LEND DANCING. RESTAURANTS . H. LEVY, I-ummr. Odd x-mx Kolrm:rl',(. aber ‘of Fellowy