Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 31, 1921, Page 7

A Bulletin Want Advertisement Wil Get It wu TED—Active, ‘flu reliables man_who esires permanent and profitable outdoor yment as salesman in Norwich and ty Ior a firm known for many years A&fldmwu : Mflwwwu e —_— m for !'ufl‘hr ot Borwely Ave. " Jendl " and as leaders In teas cofice, spice and extract Wnnl—'h buy mowed ots i securc sdme by WrIting | nance’ 5 also light mnm ‘wagon. | lesn‘- Box §03, New.London, Conn __ jan3id *‘wm.‘ vy _jans w.ufl‘u)—.\n energetic man m m 2 jan! WAm _1 r-pn Jnu:: cloth examining ; must be an experi J.' & c[vlchkvq_ hason, TBox I aaver “RL Rt Vg age and by & ; Jontng perience, to Textile, care Bulletm, _andldi d hand furniture; we pay huh-t prie- in eastern i = WANTED [ e IREERrhonter | AN & 1o ey "’“’I'“"fi '?‘.m“ A, C Murray Co, Willimantic, Conn. Nrite, call of "jansia TS m—Pmu wu7 =i and re'mtb: c.;:gmm N e s IR LR “FPhone 75 13¢ cigars, = At eigarotine, 30 e WANTED—Boys to sell useful mvelv YOUNG GIRLS Lo h W mdfl. ’D‘ uur mml hours. Apply at 311&2“ mu & fine line ‘of pipes. 'S Over ears A.e i s ol A AmD—Men to cut fogs at Preston 18 Y of " WANTED—Sccond furniture, an- City. “Apoly to J. R. Harrison, 902 i Ygues and old { books, J. King, 48 et B _si2d_| For Light Manufacturing AT R Janged gy i W waa v B Kity, s 5 m - . 2 tions, free; write immediately. ork janéd L ik n.utm. Dept. 31, Rochester, N. Y. L SR e i il °°“fuxaouea 4 . m. (ot mc hand and_antiq: AMERICAN THERMOS T H # i h-nknn st.. Norwich, Conn. octsd The names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn- ing and earn some money ' carrying papers. Frequently|, roux there are géod routes. your names on file and be|oish dog, with white breast; ready for the first vacancy: e A Call at the Bullehn'Ofice. FUNERAL D!BECTO.B! GEORGE G. GRANT Undertak:r and Embalmer. 32 PROVIDENCE 'ST., TAFI'VILI.E Teiephone 430° Cummings & Ring Fuaneral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerce Building Lady Assistant Phone 238-2 F un;eral\Director and Embalmer Prompt Service Day or Night HOURIGAN BROS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett City The Henry Allen & Son Co. 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Telephone 410-2 Lady Assistant DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke Funleral Directors 41 Main Street CIGARS C IGARS Whitestone Cigar sare $70 per thousanu 3. F. CONANT, 11 Franklia 8t L Ge! owner. 24“; 173 Fifth St hlld BOTTLE COMPANY wmmrmbmmwflm »_Danielson; Conn. To the Farmers of New England: We guarantee to sell your farm within 30 dxxu m::l placed Wwith us. We have R e Y aouwm: Jm 31, & | Must be ‘good bargalns, Write immedt- Dound dog; no-cellar or ataly your acreage, price and. loca- " KIRMAN'S FARM AGENCY, South Scituate, E. I, Telephone 5 R 13. LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Brown and black tuxhunl . but Tithrop. Dok Jan28d jansid Friday about § o'cls THE FOLLOWING PLEDGES blldl satin and lamb Bflo&. 3 have expired and are for sale at THE. LIBERAL LOAN 0©0.: Ticket Nos. 860 to 1200, conmsisting of ‘Watches, Diamon Revolvers, Guns, etc. 63 Franklin St., opp. Bulletia Ce. For two business people, two or three|in roems, with private‘bath and kitchemette. Must be modern im ewery respect and |Dea! eentrally M Write Box 200, care Balistin, kfll“ P bro} at Buunfin Office. N ey e SPECIAL attention to farmers; arrived with a fresh load of Ohio and scclimated horses, all low down farm chunks; if in AUCTIORS HENRY L. ALLEN 24 SALE HORSES Ihanumndhldhow re- Sated rows Hiimess. AN of theee T ‘want ceives of to dispose of right away. Prices are from $25 up. Come and see t.hm ‘ELMER E. PIEESON. Tei. 536-3. janlld e T T U 00 T ST SRS DR. C. R: CHAMBERLAIN DENTAL SURGEON M’ery Building Norwu:E Conn. owing. Terms cash. ance. I have sold fiim AUCTION 1 will sell fer Mr: Felix Garceau, M NOTICE ‘:“ff‘:‘fll‘:."f'&flémg m DR. SINAY HAS MOVED | $55n" s hters 2 13 yenrs o as | New Office inthe . % 5kc; B3 ¥t e V10 THAYER BUILDING |biack and white T Durmam, al good Room 207 e et wpr: Tt £ et DRDJCO mu.h-nenn.tflnn.znm- . J. COYLE ; D._gassiine s?no.lfiwmothly lo'.ofmall'a.h implerents- too numerous to mention. If very sturmy, sale first fair day. JAMES H. HYDE, Auctioneer. Norta Franklin, Conn. AUCTIONEER Successor to W. B, WILCOX Phone 405-5 Norwich or Phone 581-3 Jewett City Post Office, Nerwich: Tewn LOWELL J. WILCOX TRUCKING AND TEAMING DENTIST 203 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Office Hours: 8—12, 1:30—5, 6:30—8 Telephone Paul A. Schwartz, D, M. D. DENTIST Somers Block.’ On the Square Telephone 774 DENTIST DR. EDWARD KIRBY AUTOS ;v.m fiflmmlo’u FRANELIN St. Phone 1994. G. R. Brown. Room 107, T! Buildi i Tngse Bulidion If you confuhhls 1oure 30-5 and 7 to 8 p. m | CAT tO “n“P-'OHN M. PlLLAR, 416 Asylum St., Esta TOBACCO AT WHOLESALE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS John R. Bowman ||| CEMENT 116-118 West Main St. ished for Half a Ccniu'ry PLUMBING AND GASFITTING ROBERT J PLUBSING, HEATING AND MILL SUPPLIES, Waskingion Sguare. CLKANE, PHUME 581, very best plunibing by expert -m.n at the anteed; aiso hea JOHN F, irest p ang Tices is guare gas fitting. DMPIKINS, €7 West Main St T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 91 FRANKLIN STREET WANTED—Faw furs, at H. A. Heeb- ner’s every Thursday. decl7d A . Bennett. NURSERY Norwich. Dodge closed serv- ice car. Phone 1507. BUILDING crete and cement, anyi extra. 1 479-5. between from 5.30 to 9 ». =W MUSIO ERNEST E. BULLARD Teacher of the Violin Phone 127-4 Bliss Place | Have a Few Outfits to Lend. FOR EVERYBODY. ' AERCHITECTS CUDWORTH & THOMPSON ARCHITEOTS ' Thayer Bailding, Norwich, Cons. Best work and materials at n'ht‘ % ENG!NEERS By T lo\mauuu 159 State Street Phene 1118 ————— 1 Now Lamdax, Con, HOTELS ¢ Pians and Specifications For Fac- ey tories and Municipal Buildings, e -, veys and Reports, Water Works Tected. “rm Sncrucket Bamer® " || Sanitary Engineering. _ DEL-Ho¥F MOTEL, ‘_—nm—' Plan. 26-28 Broadway. . ks L Eeesa——————— = DANCING NOW is the time fo trim and prune your fruit and siude t: Phon o 970. George Ly expert tree Monroe. l.{.m. mur Ngl'l’ OOAL, seasoned wood and 3 1‘;‘;‘2 "R - iy nuna-u :n::f:.l:e::clumm eh-.‘ l ; m: might, 1900 ds. Jewelty, Silverware, | —; ,.-a .q.,hunnkcum : E i;i § i I‘OIW r Florence oven uduunluhurnh-. R-on;‘xncn- FOB ' SALE—Household furniture, 85§ aur—- St Jan2ds “¥OR SALE_Modern six-room cottage in excellent equipped with il Beat, sleetria I ulnary 11 sell il sell (urnhhder i &L 298, ja.n?. Sd l‘o‘ lall.l Tvo anlendld female terriers, very m w«n m Inrhet. and fll’. Tel. $17- 1! G l‘mb - eorge ‘Oceum. / Jan374 “ m‘.l LeNormand's famous cele- "m 'm telll cards on_receipt ot J. L Wll- " ¥OR SALE Sawmill flni‘nflnh .x Amur F. uny 63 Bmdw?‘y‘,l Nux- ‘ sm—u 3x10 wrll.} .x- LUMBB! IS CHEAPER h the gim!owbnb‘ltly ‘;ha“t“wudmg s oloe ‘Crane “Ave, lots left ‘est Main St mmlm flfllp Write san1zd 467 West Main St. BEAUTIFUL FARM HOME, 27- acres, Dle; it and convenient loca- fine. lonial house, two barns, ings, nice flelds, p‘m plenty . fruif, . valuable and r, river and trout stream, asy ' terms. TRYONS’' AGEXNCY, ‘Willimantic, Conn. A Bund New, Hrwomnflr 1ann & Son Mahogany Pianc. worth $535. Cash Only. +HE TALKING MACHINE SH 24 Franidin Square FOR SALE 90 WILLIAMS ST. ) House of 1l rooms, with all improve- ments, with cement cellar, can be ar- ranged for two flats with small outlay; large lot, barn to hold three machines, located on shady and,quiet street, in re- fined neighborhood, convenient tv, trolley ; ‘an opportunity for somebody wishing to own a home in exceilent location. For particulars, inquire FRANCIS D.' DONOHUE, Central Buildiag, Nerwich, Conan. \ FOB SALE 365-acre farm, 100 of which is smooth, lovel, rich land for cultivation, balange mmmlflw’" timber, a head of un.le. 2 exv.rl ’wd horses, 0 chickens, 1 Ford tru lu-ncme u -room lhouse, With blrn rom Franklin square. ¥or uu wucu ltll. b A ' COVELLO, Tel 6833, 188 cus sa FOREIGN AGENCY Sells Foreign Money - Orders and Steamship Tickets for ail parts of the ;o:‘u‘i. " o("sll klndi;‘:lvered parts of Burope. Real te and Insurance. 20 Fracallc EOMMIGLIOY M orwic N Phone 784-5 P Ty Real Estate h-—. 5 vfn. gar- w Nerwich o bdnl Pnr-ln mlfi. » near Two cottages § edern im- provements 32500 per” month ™ ARCHA W. coIT Highest Grade Properties Teiophone 1384 63 Broadway head | Best | 4 ~_,Is it | Main st cor. A Baulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It FOR SALE - FOR SALE © “VERY DESIRABLE 7-ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE 93 Boswell Avenue This is an Exceptional Oppbrtunity to Secure a Nice Home For a Moderate |1, Price. For Full Particulars Inquire of JOHN A. MORAN REAL ESTATE BROKER * FRANKLIN SQUARE s e A Real Bargain |} For. Sale RESIDENCE OF 10 ROOMS AND’ BATH LARGE YARD WITH GARAGE FINE NEIGHBORHOOD ‘FOR PRICE AND FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO James L. Case - Telephone 276 40 SHETUCKET STREET FOR SALE quality, secassned $12.00 per cord—Green wood § cord—Also - Kingiings and vnod.. delivered+to ail parts of HARRY B. FGi PHONE 752 $1,500 WILL BUY AN 80-ACRE FARMN, ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE il FIRS CLASS CONDITION, NEW BARN 24x26. LAND IN A HIGH STATE O~ FERTILITY — ABUNDANCE, ‘OF WOOD, PLENTY OF FRUIJ. 1-4 MILE TO VILLAGE. FOST (FFICE, STORES, CH U.RC H E 5 AND SCHOOLS. A RARE BARGAIN FUR A SINCERE FARM BUYLR. SEND FCI MY LATEST FARM BULLETIN, (CHOICE OF 400) William A. Wiicox FARM SPECIALIST 41 WEST BROAD STREET y ROOMS 1 AND 2 WESTERLY, R. L iAml, ON BLUE HivLi. The farm is located ou Blue iill, Iy in Fraukjin and partly i oz cansists of #bout 285 acres of land, - house of 11 rooms, wilt large ailic that can easily be made into o ooms, milk, vegeiables and st poses, The faim is situated on tne crof road from Bozrah to Frankln, o quar: vl of a mile from the stale roud from 2 wich to Willimantic. There ure about 200 acres of first rate tillage and g also about 75 acres of woodl which over 1,000 cords o 70 acres of pasture orchard of 400 trees. 'lhe fark grand and picturesque view of/r surrounding country, is e Norwich, ihree miles lrum ring: 100 head of callle and of hay For . further inform FELIX GARCEAU, on br to WILLIAM H. SHIALDS, way, Norwich, Conn. FURNISHED 700r price reasonable, coi CIft St. Phone 1460. TO RENT- five rooms, and all modsIn improv janild 70 Fu arnished- if dtslr( ' 1460. TO RENT—Tencm uf six rooms, first fi0o Bubnmflsa. Pond St FOR REN encment g9 Chestaut St Apply. Lia B X0 RENT nt roor all _conveniences, at Chureh St Phoe s2i-d Tivate I FOE_RENT—Store " North Hign F—Furni ed rooms with light ileges. Address 350, c Jan2ed TO BENT—Apartment of all modern improven 119 Williams. Call TO RENT—Three light housekeeping. I TO iphone 2 TO RENT-—Light ho Zimmerman, 17 toswell FOR BENT—Store Street. STORAGE—Househnld for long er shory term nhée. Fanning Studio. ecs FOR RENT TWO-ROOM OFFICE AT 57 BROADWAY. INQUIRE % SHETUCKET HAENESS CO. 10 RENT TWO HANDSQME OFFICES IN THE ALICE BUILDING INQUIRE OF MURPHY & McGARRY WWI;IHG ALLEYS BOWLING AND BILLQARD) AT THE AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS MAJESTIC BUILDING two large barms, an cutbuilding adapied for | | {ble St., ABMF«S-I. Advertisement Will Sell It 7 Buick Big Six, been| o run 18,000 mhe,;oodu ne- 1913 | ‘Mdtion Pictures at Breed Buick, five passenger, first Motien Pictures at Devis class mndnwn. Teo Gfll:-. P Conn. L. H. jas 1n s Lofge, No. 11, L O. O. 7., meets FOR uu—m-: Ford D e U rurcing "o’ rord rosdem” po 2. 0 et Caroag oW, . o ‘own, Phone 463-14. I N R T I S FOR SALE—1313 Cadillac truck with | Catholic Women's Club Whist at T. A. gab, car in excellent candition sna bas| ™ Ba. fine’ tire equipment; also touring ody and top which may be —M chassis; also a heavy express --n good condition. Charles North Siain, St, Danieleon. _Tel. 263-3. janZid FOR SALE—One 1918 | mm son_motorcycle, with or in first class condition; s0lq gt once, Norwich o Vs Phone 709. Jan36d FOE SALE—Maxwell trucks, 1 1-2 $‘l U0 to $1,800; )lorth'll. 2 ton, 33,400, ton, 60 re truck for wmoney, more miles to un galion, and bet- On Tuesday, Pebruary 1 st fewr o clock, in the Conmecticut Gellege Fym- nasium, Herbert K. Job of Amston, Cesn.. Will give an illastrated lecture om ““The and Value of Wiid Bieds” lends af the colwge and all who are Interested in the study of birds, are eor. dially invited to attend j H jier seivice, Better get cur propesitica Tlehste' Got- Fas “T" Movia belore you buy, as you may u now know | Judging from the interest manifested all about these ‘jM.L Em r method of | by the men in securing tickets for the doing businkss. uanon 21 Ma- Danielson, Conn. 346 science movie, * e Gift of Life,” to be lhn'. at the Wednesday night | there will be a large audience of men present. The picture is educationsl n its purpose and shows the reproductior of life in various forms of nature, be- ginning with the simpier forms of life and gradually advanmcing 1o the higher organisms. The picture is uged as a part of the Y. M. C. A. physieal ed- ucation programme and admission will be limited 1o those over 19 years of age Admission will be by ticket only which may be had free at the Y. M. C. A. deczsd LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. e is hercby given to all ‘persona pay Personal Taxes in the Town that 1 have a warraat to levy of cach of such persons the 2 for his Personal Tax, and that ax is due and payable on the first oruary, 1921. " For the purpose such Personal Taxes as may Y Breed Theatr: be at John F. Fields' store > on Saturday, Feb. 19th,| The greatest tragedy in life is that of a m. till 3 p. m, and Sat- | mother denjed the love of her som. 6th, 1921, from % p. m. to Time, it is sald, heals all wounds, but heart wounds never forgotten newver Sons neglecting this notics Will | ueal and the mother's love for her som. of ed against as the laws of this direct. the sort “that passeth ali understasa- JOHN T. BESWICK, ing” is mever forgotten Collector of Taxes. Jacqueline Floriot proves this sta: Dated at Bozrah, this 22d day of Jan- ment in “Madame X" a Goldwyn mast u: ,m.u( film playing at the Breed lm o- day, Tuesday and Wednesday. from her home by the unjust -_flnn- of her husband she is denied the love ot her son and secks solace in the under world of Paris. Years pass, but Iike Banquo's ghost, the love for her san will not down, And in the ,end she finds him ,placed through a strange tfiek of lays excepted, from February lst|fate as counsel for her defense for {to February 21st, from 10 a, m. to 4 |crime committed to save her to ilsten to appeal from the |career from ruin doings of the Assessors, and to trans-| Pauline Frederick brings to the scresu :ct any other business proper to be|in the role of “Madame X" a superb por done at said meeting. trayal of this pathetic figure. You wiil ated_at Norwich, Cona. January |follow her life fory with we: eyes and 1921, qru‘l‘vle:n: 1ips, so near is it to perfeet “RE But it is the sort of narrativ: FRED G, PROTHER0y that will appeal for it is built upom the JAMES C. FITZPATRICK, s elemental passions of life. FELIX B. McMAHON, ‘We want you to see “Madame X.” W, Board of Relief. know you' will be impressed by its deep underlying truths, Inspired by its theme nflma‘bymmm Keaton is also seen in “The NOTICE Board of Rchet of the Town ef Conn., will meet in the City | Hall Building in said Town, each day, N husband’'s 19th, INSURANCE volving at high speed. From the weirdly marveous, rtural bachelor apartment down to the erratic robes of & hermit pletes this big banner bill. DAVIS THEATRE Sudden attacks of faintnesh or wmeon- sclousmess are the mest easy thing ‘¢ "' simolate there is that if ne ome ob- mmh-wouuumm A uspicious person may ge tc MIqfidMIDbl inte the faker an act which would met bother a really 91 Main Street | noonscious person at all, but one that wouid be exceedingly painful if the per- son was shamming. Joe Benson stands the pin rather than face the eomsequences of admitting he & shamming, when p¢ only result of the Values are increasin insurance 7 Better see us for addi. tional protaction. ISAAC S. JONES Richards Bldg. PIANO TUNEES - _Mm#\wqfifarme screen by Marshail Neilan under the titls of “Don Ever Marry” which is the attraction a! the Davis theatre today and tomorrew Mr. Faversham appears in this pie ture as a “busted” American who Be- comes an English Farl overnight through no fault of his own, and has an alter nately thrilling and laughable time Mv- ing up to the title and trying to get away from it GEER THE PIANO TUNER 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 TRUCKING D. JOSLYN, 293 West Main St We eyveryuing anywhere. Special at- n given to moving Toilers and ma Jan4d Sumptuous settings and i superiative | | iong distance aufo ruck. | Supporting cast combined with an intell- 0. A Siegel. _ augdd | gent story _excellently directed make ———|“The Man Who Lost ~Himeelf" a more GUS LASMBERT, JR., No. 341 Main St, long_aisiaace woving, "trucking and ex- than euelly attrmetive gy Tel aug2id ment. A Paramount Magasine cloges — | the program. At the Strand Matty Roubert well fitted for role in Heritage. Herltage, a special productioh featuring Matty Roubert, the well known deplctor of Juvenile parts. will be seen to- night at the Strand theatre. Tt will 'r'x the interesi of, the spectators frem start and will he'd it throughout. But it was the performance of the youthful star as “Jit.” the friendicas W:- ag. ”\ Long "Distance Moving and_Expressing. 5. i Boowell Ave. Tel 1438 long distance H. TEAMING 804 movimg; : w specialty. .I n St Pnone 79 ohn hrt v C. B. SROMLEY s llll. 3hetucker St. 13 LONG DISTANCE uovuu tle urchins of the streets, thal counte/ BROWN & ll.llm'. .{most in the succ of the picture. For B N ITIR Maity Roubert in fhis part made one Itvs NITURE Noviva TEAMING AND TRUCKING done very promptly and at reasonable prices. ARTHUR H. LATHROP AND P his trials and tribulations through perssverance in the Inherited talent thas finally wins recognition from the leadinz authority of the profeasion The & that he wrings the heartstrings of the audience is proof of his amazing virtu- Shetucket Street Phone 176 | ogiry 2 —_——— The cast Includes Herbert Stan Augusta Perry, Joseph Burke, Pb | AUTOMOBILE ACCESSOBIES Sanford and Adelalde Fitzallen FOKD OWNEK—Are The photoplay was written ecspesiulily EOtUnE A | for the screen by Willard Mack the fam- t with the req uw— lense? It agneto 18 o nrge S 14 ous lhrvrkhl. ma was directed WY p Norwich weumfl‘u with | Wm. L. asnetizer. will rechacge aagtd OVERHAULING Ffiéfl REPAIR. WORK = JF ALL KINDS Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholstering and Wood Woerk, Blacksmithing in all its branches NISTS WORKING FOR GENERAL STRIKE IN ITALY Rome, Jan. 30.—The communists ave working emergetically to bring abeut a general strike and especially an entire ’mwlon of the railway service as 2 rotest the recent clashes be. t'un mauuu and members the Fascisti or' extreme nationalist party. are encountering great opposi rom the workingmen, however, who e.hn they are tired of being the victims of political manoeuvres. The government Is taking all necossary measures {0 meet any event with the greatest energy. you coMMU Fairfield—According to & recent pabli- nuu Un price for next month's-mifk o paid the producer shipping to New Yurkvmbonxunuw.unm‘k that will stand a three six butterfat test. CHIROPODIST THOMPSON, F. S, l‘hlrvn‘w alist (protect yuur {cel) e Scatt & Clark Corp, 2Rt = 507 ,TO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET AUTO WASH BOOKBINDING " BOOKBINDER ‘ JOSEPH BRADFORD 108 Broadway Blank Baoks Made and Ruled to Order o COME IN and have your car g{hl—-m-unln.mndu y's Garage, Bath St.° FLOUR. GAIN AND