Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 19, 1920, Page 9

A Bulletin Want Advertisemeat Will Get It WANTED—Male WANTED—Man or garden. James M. Young. boy to work in augldd WANTED—A good reliable young man at Simpson’s Lunch Room, 52 West Main Apply ug19d St; pay $10 a week and meals. between § and 11 2 m. a T WANTED—Young man to work even- ings. For further information, write to P. 0. Box 150. augldd WANTED—An excellent chance is of- fered 2 bright, honest boy to learn the Apply by letter, Box 490, aug! 18d A Bolletin To Let - Advertisement Will Rent It 'NORWICH BULLETI A Bulletin To Let " Advertisement Will Rent It WANTED—Female WANTED—Miscellaneous Sty WANTED—A seamstress at Windham County Temporary Home, Putnam. Write or telephone Putnam 120-2. auglyd WANTED—OId newspapers, azines, junk of all kinds; pay good price. Phone ¥83. Robert Goldman. WANTED- -High school girl as moth- er's helper in return for board and room. Mrs. Edward Carlsen, 8 Cottage Place, ‘Willimantic. Tel. 768-4. augled ‘WANTED—Middle, aged ~housekeeper in widower’s home in the country; will do well by one who will take interest. ‘Write Box J., care Bulletin. augl8d WANTED—A girl for The Tea Room, 65 Broadway. augisd WANTED Lawns to_mow, and take care of gardens. George S. James, Dunbam St augisd T GOVERNMENT wants hundreds rail way mail clerks; commence $135 meonth write for list positions. Franklin tute, Dept. 31-G., Rochester, N. Y. augldd T WANTED—Fi ng; sistant engineers, nurses, chefs and wom- en cooks to register for appointment in institutions. State Civil _Service | right party. Address C. B., care Bulletin. | best leather; reasonable prices. = TE “WANTED—A four or five Insti- WANTED—Competent girl or woman for gemeral housework; no cooking. Fhone 1728. * auglid WANTED—Lady stenographer, quick and aceurate on both dictation and tran- seribing, also familiar with general office work; close application will bring ad- vancement; state salary and references. Box No. 700, Bulletin. augl7d WANTED—Young lady to work in con- fectionery store; permanent position to WANTED—Rowboat _sharpie about 14 Rowboat, Bulletin t'eneil long. Address At o B (0 S Al SPRs S S S S e L 2 ANTED—You to know now is the time to have your sewing machine put in order for- fall work.~ R. S. Stephensom, Expert,3425 Boswell Ave. Phone 1353-14. wug19a g " WANTED—You to that we can make your auto fixtures, stove trimmings, electric fixtures, etc., 100k as good as new at a very small cost to you; first class Work guaranteed; work called for and delivered. Norwich Nickel Plating Co., No. 77_Hamilton Ave.,, Norwich, Conn. 3y 29ThSTu WANTED — Old faise ieein, Liberty bonds, diamonds, money loaned on lib- eral terms. A T'ne Collateral Loan Co. 154 Water St (near Shetucket St.). sep23d “WANTED—Shoes repaired wxEt&;_Bm & uo- MEN WANTED Steady Employment At Good Wages The : Keyes Product Co. Montville, Conn. Boarding House Connected With Mill We Also Require a FIREMAN ~ WANTED—Pair_hind _wheels for tip- cart. H. Beard & Son. Tel. 615-4. aug16d “once, kitchen girl. _Ap- ply to the Danielson Inn, Danielson, Conn. auglld ’ ‘WANTED—A cook; also girl to wait on- table and do chamber W 35-4 Willimantic Div. o " WANTED—Salesladies for Satur F. W. Woolworth, Main St. je2 day. 23d ment, by an American couple; no chil- dren. Write B. C. A., care Builetin. Sd au g8 o Ny o oty WANTED—Furnished rooms for light houseleeping (four), near city, not too out; use of yard if possible. Box , Bulletin. augldd WIDOW, age 40, worth $37,600 ; maid- en, age 25, worth $25,000 ; both wish ear- ly marriage. Write Mrs. A. L. Hill, South Jacksonville, Fla. auglid e DENTISTS e e o ey DR. ALFRED RICHARDS DENTIST | Office Hours: |} CLOSED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 7th Room 305 Thayer Building 1. 299 Residence tel. fe 1225 WANTED 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. ready for the first vacancy. Cali at the Bulletin Office. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CUMMINGS & RING Funeral Directors aead Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamb Phone of Commerce Building b Lady Assistant GAGER Fymeral Director and Embalmer “rompt Service Day or Night HOURIGAN BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett City Get your names on file and be] e —— N e Paul A. Schwartz, D. M. D. DENTIST Somers Block. On the Square Tel;phone 774 . DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAI Dental Surgeon K’Grory Buiiding = ez e Norwich, Conn. DR. D. J. COYLE { DENTIST 203 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Teleghone DR. EDWARD KIRBY Room 107, Thayer Bulding Phono 619 Hours 9-12; 1:30-3 and 7 fo 8 p. LOCAL and long « ing, Phone 720, GUS LAMBERY, No. long distance moving, truckin | Ipr:asmg. Tel. 1034 GEORGE LAMBERT Occum, teaming, g distance moving and n, { g distance | H. ¥ord novild 95 \Vwest Main St. Woodmalses, light ocal aad long dise S a specialty. trueking spe 233 Main St D. JUSLYN, suCuessor tw Jo and neavy teamin tance gurniture mo Tel. The Henry Allen & Son Co. 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant. DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 41 Main Street AT VIR SRR, PIANC TUNERS Telephone 410-2 C. B. BRO Sietucker S LONG DIST MARTLI Bhatucke . _Phone 6 PIANO AND FURNITURE TEAMING AND FRUCKING dene very promptly at reasunable price ARTHUR H. LATHROP, Shetucket St Phone 173 BUILDING | PEBRONE & Christian Co., building contraciors, stonework, brickwork, con- crete and cement, pla; d paint, and anything extra. 1o P 409-5. Call between & cavatisg, | I 123 Oakridge St., City. Tel. 627-5, FREDERICK T. BUNCE The Piano Tuner Prione 838-2 22 Clairemont Ava PIANO TUNER. BYRON A. WIGHTMAN, 4 ROBBINS COURT. Phone 384. THE PIANO TUN 122 Pruzpect St. Phone 351L Successor to i STETSON & YOUNG | BOOKBINDING CARPENTER and BUILDER BOOKBINDER _JOSEPH BRADFORD Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order 138 Broadway ATTO® TO HIRE If you want to hire an autémobile for pleasure or long distance work. call Phone 1988. Day and night service. MAJESTIC GARAGE, augtd Shetucket Street. If you want a comf: e to rids in cali up JOHII 416 Asylum St, T J. L. LATHRCP & SONS | 28 Shetucket Street i WILLIAM C. YOUNG Best work and inaterials at prices by skillea labor. i Telephone 50 West Main St ART CRAFT | ROOFING Can be put on over the old shingles. Why rip them off when you de zot have to? Ask THE PECK-McWILLIAMS COMPANY They will tell you all about it. right | | | including_one WANTED—Farms; farmers, we have got 101 buyers wanting farms this menth; is your farm for sale? List your farm today. You may see the money for it to- morrow. Heiman's Farm Agency, 33 Reynolds St.. Danielson, Conn. p4d YOU tell 'em, August, I May, but don’t Jul A mild, pleasant cigar, Special, 7 eents, 3 for 20, Try it, ¥ ou'll like it, at Fagan’s Smoke Shop. jy24d WANTED—To buy second ha:~ fur- niture. Get our prices before vou seiL A. Bruckner, 33 Franklin St. Phone 117-3. jan WANTED — antique furniture, mir- rors. colored giass. siiver. cal entha old books. and cld Tetteis. 2 Bruckner, 55 Frackimm St Tel. 717-X WANTED TEACHER FOR BRICK SCHOOL IN THE TOWN OF LISBON. APPLY TOWN SCHOOL COMMIT- TEE, BOX 355, TAFTVILLE. augl7d MONEY On Diamonds, Jew- eiry, Watches and all” Persunal prop- erty at a low rate of interest. Unre- deemed pledges for sale. LIBERAL LOAN CO. TO LOA 03 rrankin St. Nerwich, Conn FOR. SALE—Sebowisha Can':b.’lxuqm- near Wnch Hazel ,Some_house- hold furniture, including %?_lideboard and hatstand. * Inquire on" premises. Tel. 1872-4. 2ugl9d FOR SALE—Coon dog 5. menths old, Airedale and Redbone, Cr : Inquire 80 Fourth St, £ . ‘auglyd ¥OR SALE—General Electric motor, voltage 110, d 1,800, 3 hersepower, phase 1, cluss KS4-3A, ?g:lea 60. Romain Beauregard, Tafts Station. augl9d ¥OR SALE—Shaler shop vulcanizer, practically new, will sell cheap. Smith, Brooklyn, Conn,_ auglsd FOR SALE—Summer cottage, Redcrest, Cove. - Phone 1302-2. augl® at Horton’ ¥OR sianfifiu:v. " Jobn Bertman, ‘Mohegan Hill, Conn. . auglyd . FOR SALE—One cow 5 years old. Call Saturcay or Sunday. C. E. Washburn, Eagleville Road, South Coventry. aug. - LE—Pure bred O. L C. pigs, $15 a pair; also some grades, Hinckley, Leonard Bridge. Tel’ i 45-3 Lebanon. augl9ThSTu FOR SALE—Airedale and hound pups; price low. Call'evenings. Stephen Koske, Plain Hiil, five min. walk frfom Hean Hill church. auglsd IF YOU WANT your place of business or home clean from dust, dirt and disease germs, try the New England .Sweeping Compound.-- For sale by E. Watrous, 15 Warner St., Groton, Conn. augldd FOR SALE—Second hand, one bed, dresser, rug, gas range and Rudd heater. Tel. 1562. auglsd FOR SALE— Berkshire pigs, 8 weeks old, $8 each, $15 a pair. James Turn- bull, Wauwecus Hill, Norwich Town, Ct. aug1sd FOR —Reg: 0. 1. C. sow, M. H. Rebecca, No. 73700, aged 2 years, due Sept. 10 reg. O. . (. sow pig, Brooksides Rebecca, No. 93011, aged 5 months : reg. O. 1. C. boar, Connecticut Boy, No. 67295, ‘aged 2 1-2 years, sure breeder of large 0! apiece, L. litters; grade sow, 2 1-2 years old, due Sept. 17. C. D. Smith, Baltic, R. ¥, D,, Conn. Tel. 1859-5. auglsd FOR SALE—A first class 4 year old horse, weight 1100, excellent driver and work horse. C. D. Smith, Baltic, R. F. D., Conn. Tel. 1 5 augl8d young cow, well s old, will make fine family cow. Call Tel. 1708. auglsd FOR_SALE—Eight room house, with wood shed, planted garden, good location. 10 min. walk from postoffice, price $2,500. N Box 385, Norwich. auglsd SALE—Four-bow. rubber top, piano box buggy. Inquire D. W. Gore, 334 Hamilton Ave.. City. auglid FARM for sale; 35-acre fruit farm, 8-room house, 2 hen coops, barm, wagon shed, shop, woodiot ; this fine farm $2.800, and others. James Watrous, R. F. D. 7, Norwich. augl7d FOR SALE—Sow with six pigs 8 weeks old, four cows, will trade or exchange for poultry. Chas. Garvin, Scotland, Conn. augléd FOR SALE—No. L-11 Blizzard blower, in running order, mounted. ¢heap for cash. Otis A. Jéncks. 'Tel. R auglid AUCTIONEER Successor to W. B. WILCOX Phone 403-5 Norwich or Phone 581-3 Jowett City Post Office, Norwich Town . LOWELL'J. WILCOX FOR SALE—dorses ° vl"OK, SALE—Horses, two good road- sters. J. 1. Frazier, 61 East Town St augbd S o il T ¥OR SARE—Good farm work horse, reasonable, or will exchange for driving horse. Phone 1876-4. augdd FOR SALE — Shetland__pony, _pure blooded, value $250, price $150. Address ampton, Conn., or call 648-23 iv24d AUCTIONS. AUCTION THURSDAY, AUG. 26, 10 a m, at the Hartson farm, 3-4 mile east from Scotland village, 4 cows, 2 heifers 2 ars old, 1 horse, worker and driver, 2 oats, 135 White Leghorn hens, 100 chickens, 1 market wagon, single harness, growing crops, 1 1-2 acres flint corn, 1-2 : potatoes, 6 or 7 tons hay, 2 acres ready to thresh, apples and pears on he trees. 16 J. H. HYDE CARDALICO, Owner. S, Auctioneer. augldd JAMES H. HYDE .......... Auctioneer AUCTION I will _sell at public auction at the Thomas Welles place, South St. South Coventry, on © TUESDAY, AUG. 34, 1920, 25 — HOLSTEIN CATTLE — 25 pure bred bull, Count Pontlac Ormsby) Burke, No. 221725; two { pure bred cows, Lady _Mercedes De Kol No. 187066, and Eudera Johanna Homestead De ¥ol, No. 250420 ; one pure bred yearling heifer, Johanna June Pon- tiac De Kol, No. 531521; and one pure bred heifer calf; 11 high grade cows in various stages of milk, two 2 year old heifers, one yearling heifer and three heifer calves. 0 one nicely matched pair of farm weighing about 2900 Ibs.; one ered Hampshire boar hog; 3-4 ton < truck in good condition, with five { good tires; 130 feet of Louden steel hog or calf panel, with fittings, and 15 steel panel doors. Also one large old house, to be removed. THOMAS WELLES, Owner. At Wholesa;le John R. Bowman 116-118 West Main St. Established for Half a Century CIGARS Whitestone Cigar sare $70 per thousand. 3. F. CONANT, 11 Franklin St HOTELS erican House D. MORRISSEY, Prop. First-class Garage Service Connected. Phone Shetucket Street DETECTIVES CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES inves- gated Write Postolfics’ Box 412, Nor, wi Cona. octild DEL-HOFF HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN ] HAYES BROS. Props. Talephone 1227, 25-28 Broadwey FOR SALE—35 young pigs_and 3 shoats. Joseph Warner, one mile north of Wauregan. Tel. Danielson Div. auglzd FOR SALE or rent, four farms, one of B4 acres, two of 100 and one of 230, all with plenty of wood; a small cash pay. Antonio Gerosa, Plainfield, Conn. aug7d FOR SALE—Double cottage on Furnace St., Danielson. Apply to the Bodo Real Estate and Insumgnce Agency, 25 Carter St., Danielson. Tel. 223-2. aug2d AmMS for sale. Write for cata- logue. Racine’s Farm Agency, Daniel- son, Conn. jel6d VERMONT COWS TWO CARLOADS JUST ARRIVED. JAMES H. HYDE NORTH FRANKLIN, CONN. Telephone 30, Lebanon. FOR SALE A BLACK WALNUT SIDEBOARD, COMBINED DESK AND BOOKCASE, MEDIUM SIZE SAFE. C. S. AVERY, 41 Grove Sk FOR SALE Seven room Cottage and 3 acres land, located on State road and trolley line. This is a great opportunity for some one. Must be sold at once, and price very low. House built only 5 years, and equipped with bath room, running, fine spring water, electric lights, and new hot air heater installed within a year. For further particulars, inquire S John A. Moran REAL ESTATE BROKER FRANKLIN SQUARE FOR SALE A very cholce modern cottage house of nine rooms, excellently located on Broad St. Very modest price. This property must be sold. For further particulars, inquire of JOHN A. MOERAN, Real Estate Broker. PO T AN SO S FOR SALE THREE ACRE FARM s 8 ROOM HOUSE " Near City and Trolley. | e 3 story brick building, ~erner xflmid W‘Ml' Commerce Streets, us- eral ydlrl,.rfiilfing is heavy | construction, well lighted on 3 sides, located in good business cefiter, well adapted for wholesale, retail b or manufacturing pu! sold to close an estate. Can arrangc liberal loan for the purchaser. For particulars, inquire FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Phane Norwic! Buys 3 Five-room Cottage all furnish- ed. This is a wonderful bargain sit- uated as it is.in & quiet village not over 2 3 minutes’ walk to trolley. The cottage has electric lights and the furnishings are antique. Investigate. A 60 Acre Wood Lot for $600—part cagh—several hur+red cords of wood and some timber, . A rare bargain. Send for Wilcex’s Farm Bulletia (Choice of 4007 William A. Wilcox FARM SPECIALIST 41 West Broad. Street, Westerly, R, | Rooms 1'and 2. Teleohyne 2365 " FOR SALE | EIGHT ROOM HOUSE On the edge of the city. Has steam neat, small yard. Bargain for quick Price $2950. Address Bar- sain, Care’Bulletin. FOREIGN ' AGENCY seils Foreign Money Urders and Steam- ship Tickeis for ali parts of the worid. Packages of all kinds delivered in all parts of Surope. Real Estate and Fire insurance. M. FORMIGLIO, 280 Franklin St., Norwich, Cona. Phene 784-5. mardd FOR SALE Eight-room cottage, modern' improve- ments,” hot and cold Wwater, gas, electrie lights, set tubs and new steam healing system, hardwood floors, cemient walk all around the house, cement cellar, good lo- cation, 10 minutes’ walk from Franklin | Square. For full particulars, see H COVELLO, A . Tel. 683-3. 198 Clfr St. FOE SALL. First class. 250-acre farm, pleasant location, main improved state road, mafl and teleplione service, excelleat 12-room house. 2 large barns, silo, ice- house, garages, pouitry = houses for 1,000 hens, sheds and outbulidings, all in gdod condition, 100 acres smooth, fertiic fields, 100 acres spring-watered pastures, balance woodland, stream .through farm, running spring water at buildings, $5,000, $1,000 cash. Tryon's Agency, Willimantic, Coun. Bfoht Room House, No. 2 Grove Street; steam heater, two baths, * splendid location. -An attractive price and easy terms if desired, Inquire of Thos. H. Beckley 208 MAIN STREET 2 Phones WOOD FOR SALE BURN WOOD AND SAVE YOUR COAL. HARD WOOD, CHESTNUT AND KINDLING—DELIVERED ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. HARRY B. FORD PHONE 752 233 MAIN STREET ' HOUSES FOR SALE 1 have two houses for sale, tocated on West-Main St., Nos. 400-401; both have modern improvements; one is a two-fam- ily house, the other n cottage of five rooms; must be sold to Settle an estate. iyied Wes ain St. FOR SALE The homestead and grounds of the late ALBERT L. POTTER, on Starr Street, consisting of 2-stery and base- ment house, barn, sheds, etc. House has hardwood floors, electric lights, hot and cold water, fireplaces, steam heat, and.all conveniences of a modern home. About three acres of land. Seven min- utes to trolley. Houss in excellent | eondition, and will make an ideal city or country home. Could be easily madi inte two apartment howu: For par- ticulars, inquire on premises for MiSS ELLA M. POTTER, or: Phons 1168-2 PLUMBING AND GASFITTING ROBERT J. COCHRANE, PLUMBING, HEATING AND MILL SUPPLIES, ‘Washington Square. PRICE $2,500 JAMES L. CASE MODERN COUNTRY HOME A picturesque new house with six rooms and faultiessly equipped bath room. Electric lights .and steam heat. Over one and one-half acres of productive, level land, several poultry houses and about 40° young fruit trees. Get further details from Archa W. Coit EXCLUSIVE AGENT Tel. 1334 63 BROADWAY WHEN YOU WANT to péz your bus. before tne PuDLXC. there is better tasn PHONE 581. . The very bcat plumbing by expert £ wogkmon at tite faitest prices is guar- an eed; also heating and gas fitting. JOHN F. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main St T. F. BURNS Heating and 91 FRANKLIN finan Music ERNEST E. 'BULLARD Teacher of the " Violin Phone 127-4 Bliss Place I Have a Few _ Outfits to Lend. ffia | | ing—on or setting down paszengers, ne |‘ vehicle shall be allowed fo remain s FOR SALE—Automdcbiles FORB. SALE—1820 Ford coups, m t like mew. Mn.mCo‘um. Bulletin ¥OR SllH(fl!lie%:kef. first * class conditic Appl; aple ag;l’d’ "FOR 1~ -1917 Dodge roadster, with both tops just overhauled, new tires and paint; reason for selling; $800. Box 83, : Canterbury, Conn.” auglsd ! _FOR SALE—Cheap, roadster. Charles M. Gordon, 210 West Main_St Phone_190.. augldd FOR SALE—Metz runabout, 1917, equipped with self-starter, storage bat- tery, electric lights, special frame, de- mountable rims, one .extra with shoe and 1918 Maxwell tube, new paint, excellent running con- iition; $250 eash. Dr. H. M. Poliock, tardner Lake. auglisd FOB SALE—TFord runabout, in excel- lent running - condition. $8 Otrobando B aug1id ‘Avé., Norwich Town. " FOR SALE—Vord roadster, 1917, in good condition. Fel. 1358-3. augl4d FOR SALE—One five-passenger tour- car and motorboat, both in good run- ey ition. Inquire - L. J. Hearst, Thamesville. Tel 345-4. auglsd Mack " truck, FOE SALE _One two-ton | one Dodge d¢ ery boedy. 555 North Mam St. Tel. 145, -augdd FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring car, 1919, perfect running order, good paint, $525. Phone Putnam 237-3 or address Mrs. J. V. Hoffay, Elliotts, Conn. augid FORE SALE—Stewart 2-4 ton truck. Frisole-MaCormick Co, 55 Shetucker St augsd FOR SALE—Reo 1916, 6 cyl, 7 pass. Frisbie-McCormick CL, 52 Shetuckel St aug3d FOR SALE—Reo closed jitney 'bus, 1919, 10 passenger. Irisbie-McCormick Co., 52 Shetucket St. augdd * HAVE YOU placed your order for 8 1921 Harley-Davidson? The new model will be here soon. We have a few second hand motorcycles and sk prices reasonable. Norw Main St 12 i FOR SALE—Overland model sedan, | Overland model 90, winter top. Frlsble-i McCormiek Co., 52 Shetucket St. augdd FOB SALE—Two ton G. M. C. truck. Frisbie-McCormick Co., 52 Shetucket St augdd FOR SALE-—{faxwell touring cars, 18 and_17, $500 to §600; Chevrolet tour- ing; séveral other cars at low prices. H. E. Anderson, 21 Mapic St, Daniel- |son, Comn. TeL 34 aprsd LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE At a meeting of the Court of Common Council of the City of Norwich held Monday, Aug. 16, 1920, the following, having been duly publishel as a proposed ordinance, as provided by the city char- ter, was regularly adopted and voted as an’ordinance of said city, and its further publication ordered as required by the = | A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Wiil Sell It LOST AND FOUND LOBT—An Wlks' charm with the pam ber 430. r be.rvm 3 “-ii at the Del-| ‘Hotel, * Cad LOBT-—About Aug. 7 fi Teturn and get reward. 3 Versailles Paper Mill. Tel 1 auglsd LOST—French bull pup (female), an- of Reward it ed to Tudson and Besex Se ta rvi 91 North Main St P}zm% turng tion, 1 auglid A CHIROPODIST 'A. G. THOMPSON, F.S. Chiropodist, Foot Specialist (PROTECT YOUR FEET) Mir. Cummings’ Spring Areh Su@port Suite 7-8 Alice Building, 321 Main- St. Norwich. Cenn. Phone 1366-4 LEGAL NOTICES = — NOTICE At a meeting of the Court of Commor Counetl of the City of Norwieh helc Monday, Aug. 16, 1920, the follawi having been duly published as a_ ordinance, as provided by the 6ity char- ter, was regularly adohted and voted a: an ordinance of said city, and its further publication ordered as “required by the city charter. AR R. FRISEIE; ttest: W. City Clerk and Clerk of the Court of Common Council of Nerwich, Conn Dated Aug. 17, 1920. e e T L e §°e 1L orained by’ the” Court st Commar Council of the City of Norwich: Section veyance as such for passengers for hire {including public service motop v , o1 Ithe streets of iy City B¢ Norwieh Bhal freceive passengers\for hire withim th 1imits -of said eity witl first in writing to_the Chief of Poli city, upen a form by him pro license to receive such passengers, application shall be signed by the cant and give the name of the operatof lor driver, the age and residence of th Lu‘pcra.tor or driver, and, if an operator public service motor vehicle, them’ th( |car registry number, operator's state.re sistry number, alpldty and iptic 3 1:-1', ori hfi. a.nvub ic conveyance omel"l{:l:i gaso sam or electrically \vehicle, then a general lueripuxw $ the ulfi, and no public convayar ces as-such including_public service mator vehicles 1l receive mun&efl foc hire on the streets of the City Norwich without i |is. being operated or driven by a ud dicensed to so operate or drive as hereix iand hereinafter in this ordinance pro- ivided and without full complidnce Witk is ithe terms a®@ cond'tions of thi ance. %;J apyli Sec. 2 bote. 2, The Chiet ot Police compliance with ity charter. i ,{wn.: W. R. FRISBIE, City Clerk and Clerk of the Court of Common Council of Norwich, Conn i ted Aug. 17, 1 o= it ordained by the Ceurt of Common . Council of the City of Norwich: | Section 1. Section 10 of the ordinances of the City of Novwich relating to street | tr regulatione, passed at a meeting of the Court of Common Council held on the 3d day of November, 1919, is hereby amended to read as follows: Except while loading or unloading, or taking on or setting down passengers, no vehicle shall be permitied to remain sta- ¢ lonary for a longer period than five min- utes on the westerly side of Broadway from Union square to Main street; or on the northerly side of Main street from Aroadway and Shetucket street to Wash- ington sguare for a longer period than fifteen munutes; and no parking shall be allowed on the easterly side of Broadway I fre Union square to Main street for a longer period than forty-five minutes; or i on the southerly side Main street from Shetucket street to Washington square for a longer period than fifteen minutes. Sec. 2. Section 11 of the ordinances mentioned in Section 1 hereof is Lereby =l ded‘ to read as ! Lollows: g Sxcep e loading un] . or taking on or setting de‘i: pt-}en t: no in vehicle between the hours of 9 o'elock the morning and 4 o'clock in the after- noon_shall be allowed to remain station- ary for a longer period than five minutes on the easterly side of Shetucket strest from the southerly side of the Shannon building to the Laurel Hill' bridge; and except while loading o unloading, or tak- | tionary for a longer period than five min- utes on the northerly side of Water street from Shetucket street to Market street, on the .westerly siGe of Market street. on the westerly side of Franklin street from Bath street to Willow street ; and between said hours no parking shall be allowed for 8 longer period than thirty minutes on the Westerly side of Shetucket street from Main street to Water street, on the south- erly side of Water street from She | street to Market street, on thé easterly side of Market street, on the easterly side of Franklin street from Main street to Willow strest; or on the. westerly side of Franklin street in :front of the Thayer building ; provided, that parking for a longer period than thirty minutes shall be permitted on any street or ‘any portion thereof which may be legally used at any time as a public stand for vehicles. Sec. 3. The ordinance relating to traf- | fic regulations, Oct. 15, 1917, as amending the ordinance of Oct. 7, 1912, as amended May 7, 1917, is hereby further l.lmsnw ded }ho lrua:r! as ftolla:s: No vehicle, exorpt while the same is being loaded or unloaded, shall be allowed to remain standing for any period in ex- cess of thirty minutes on the southerly side of Bath street from Broadway to a point in range with the easterly side of the Chapman building, known as numbers | 8 and 5 Bath street; and from said peint | to Franklin street all vehieles, sxcapt while the same are being loaded or un- loaded, are forbidden to. remain standing for anys-period: and ne vehicle, except while the same is being loaded or unload- | for more than thirty minutes on_ the northerly side of Bath street from Chest- | mut street to Franklin street. | . Sec. 4. No ordinances or parts of ordi- nances restricting the time vehicles may remain stationary on the streets of the City of Norwich shall aj between 7 o’clock “in the evening and 7 o'clock in the morning. except as the hours are btherwise limited by Section 2 of this or- dinence. Whoever violates any of the m eof this ordinance shall be pun- % fine not exceeding fifty deliars. ‘All ‘ordinances or parts of ordi- vances inconsistent herewith are hereby Aot e mers 4 pas. csupe $2,645, Chalmers § pas. sedan $2,795; Maxwell 11 to 2 tom trdek $1,300 to $1,702; all f. troit. ' H. E. Andersom, 21 Danielson, Conn. Tel. 340. TOURING CAR ~ FOR SALE 5500 | New Tlreg New Battery, Engine A-1. The T. J- Shahan Co. gl R ol NEXT TO POST OFFICE reaeais st esasf iU wul yoai Ous- || in ofe L pubdlic, there is no ing ediuin. Detier (Bin thisugh (he ad- | memeiet ottt Berewl vertising columns of The Sec. 11. parts.of ord dinances incensistent herewith mfi{i ;‘ Bt P e o e s e —] ed. shall be allowed to remain standing® D2ied Aug. 17, 1920. Chalmers 7 pas touring $2,095. Chal- i ierly side of Chestnut street mer of Chestnut and I ! poin + Sed Toed e 5 o) Ished by & #ne not exceeding fitty Jof this ordinance and the payment t&" ‘chief of 35, shall issue a license te-such ioperator or driver, which shall continue “|in force until midnight on the 31st day of December next following its date, sooner withdrawn by notifyin A Tof Poliee in writing to that effect By licensee or unless for other cause revoked. . 3. Upon_the issuance of the license preséribed 1y Section 2 hereof the Chief of Police shall deliver to such opefater or driver a license number. which ligense humbers u:l;nu zot be issued in dupticate ence. and displaved conspicu. ously and firmly attached to the' of said convevance. c. 4. There shall be prominentlydis. played within such conveyance a state. ment indicating the fares to be eharged which statement shall be furnished by the Chief of Police and shall be always acces- a ngers in such conveyance Sec. §. moun of Commsn'?‘zmhri: shall appropriate upon the approval of it: Finance Committee sueh sums, not te ex. ceed fifty dollars annually, as may required to provide the applications, . de censes. numbers and rate herein provided. T Sec. 8. The Chief of Police shall report monthly in writing to the Court of Com- mon_ Counefl by a statément giving the number of operators or drivers so Ii- censed. the amount collected im fees, and the number and names of censes revoked, with the reason therefo: _See. . Upon the enactment of this-or. dinance and thereafter at the ing of each license year the Chief of Police may draw an order upon the Treasurss of the City of Norwich for 2 sum not ta exeeed fifty dollars, which order, when approved by the Finance Committes, and the Court of Cammon Couneil, the Treas- urer shall pay, which sum shall be .tzed by the Chief of Police solely for the pro- viding of applications, , Nicense R N e ¥ "o e arr : ec. §. e first daye of Jamnary, April, July and October of each year:the Chief of Polica shall fully account tocthe Treasurer of the City of Norwich T md e;.a mlu‘tvl:d by for "llld res an ly to the er all monery hiz_hands on said dates. ™ Sec. 9. Whoever violates any of the Frovuionn of thie ordinance shall be-pun- ished by a fine not exceeding fifty doll: Sec. 10. TUpon 2 second convietion of 207 operator or driver of any publie tony veyance of any of the traffic ordimancs: of the City of Norwich the Ticanse herein prescribed shall forthwith beeome -void and shall not be renewed for the veriod of, one vear after such second convietion: All ordinances or At a meeting of the Court of C n Council of the City of Norwich -held Monday, Aug. 16, 1920, the following, having been duly published as a pro d ordinance. as provided by the city éhdr- ter, was regularly adopted and vets# aa an ordinance of said city, and its further publication ordered as required by .the city charter. ek Attest: W. R. FRISB! City Clerk and Clerk of the Co Common Council of Norwich, . of Be it ordained By e Court of Common Soction 1. NG pable seTEns L ion 1. Ne public vehicles shail be operated as such .fifi" following streets or squares in of Norwich: Main street from erly corner of Water and Main the westerly cormer of Park tucket street All are AUTOMOBILE ACCFSSORIES | opnrate ‘lr";n—'?“?l:z:m g FOR_SALE—Maxwell and Chalmers | | ntrects enamnt in o Lyaniter cars; more car for the money, more |ion Ci street, except in miles to the gallon: Maxwell 5 Da& | |direction. - touring_and ' roadster 31,155, Maxweli | |“ Ged ‘3. Seetion 15 of the o coupe. SL7%5. Maxwell 'sedan $1.895:| ithe City of Norwlch relating to almers 5 pas. touring and roadste stree $1,945, Chalmers sport modei $2.145. ;m"“““fl:: ; Damed at the ou 3 dzy of November, 3 | ion squ v‘?tt?\?mg . ¢ are, Ithe comer ot Chureh mnd Waskieren streets to 2 péint in range with southérly side of Sehoo! strest, the werl'| tlow k J ‘Wwesterly slde-o! i he westerly side of Un.i Sostherts side ofc Bhepara o called, the northerty !fie ey are assigned and ‘established stands, at which public haeks, a8 Dbl ServIes MIStSF veiely Tur polding i o i < ofpassengers and ba; e t i range with H y violates of this ordinarsa .)‘l:y?‘b:fm- dollars: c. 4. e rmse. Sée. 5. A1l ordinances or Fgebd