Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 14, 1921, Page 7

w. tters and_eaw- | WANTED—We - o weok T ihtng, ) o o = .fimm. News sme. M L e n-h: ln‘" attention! man - ht your nrvlm 4 ot ey W, i | DEMOXsTEATORS beat dp- | Your fhome whetever you e " el "m%"f ;xu aden Co,, ‘Btghhr w: . ant -M‘l mx- flmh ex- s w P Ly o im0 ; -‘% rd | o 08 W, 1&"&'«1! e, 100 qs. i —ui’x ‘free St nfi{ E” 1ad b5 mzl N-‘u m: Conn., ve tle hewers; d 3 bnm u 2 wiE T B B b ey BRSPS ,_{ 15 work. (B Warrenton Ave., Hartford, C 3t Dipes Tt 506, shine bomes mdx- K - = T L o ) b e Sman ‘Sho. op: Woolwnm'% ffl“o. AN ED WAxup-‘-'ro Durchase it b WANT WANTED |Jioia WEek 137 Main-St. '_!‘_e} 1928, EXPERIENCED WINDERS, On Payne Winders in Woolen| and Drawing In Girls. Experim.dSpoolerT‘enden,, 2y vie. nuy snyhing; t | Stove flm Y . The (Or* | chire them and co; FOR SALE eI n1 ln.l — Slab_ wflo' FOR SALE—Light _democrs Mfim A two seats, good repair. H.. Son, , Tel.” 615-4. e marid FOR SALE BRICK BUSINESS BLOCK nmt::fliul?ar FOR SALE—] 300 acres, 21 |§ Co taining Two res and head of stock, hay, !;ra:x:m, ta;m{_n:alml:-! S T 'IT Sto Ulars, wiite, ‘phone or see A. H. Alaine, Wo léntiients e | Groton, Conn. : m-fllfl NEAR FRANKLIN SQUARE FOR s. A].E—Cedu posts and bean YOUR INVESTIGATION wlel. E. W. Austin, Yantic. marl2d SOLICITED JAMES L. CASE 40 SHETUCKET STREET “Telephone 876 REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT B ALE_R I Red eggs for setting, tx.xs for 13 eggs. James 'nm:hll!l, Wu. Wecus_Hill, Norwich Town. 'FOE SALE or exchange ood 2 year ol registered Holsetin bail. TeL Lebanon £3-23. mar12 . tel = lln'l!d Mill. Apply =p THE FALLS COMPANY FOR SALE NORWICH WOOLEN MlLl. CORPORATION Malcolm A. Norten, R. Steg ehon, Shene TSRt WANTED—To buy ‘anold otk chm. Hartford, Conn. / o8 aiwecus HilL BALE—Farm 83. . l\ar s e B -acre stocked farm, pleasant location, TRAINING SCHOOL Norwich Mill, Thamesville nnn‘.n turnitus books and mtfcua Kiu‘l. u wu\n St.Phone 38-8. At Norwich, Connecticut The W. W. Backus Hospital, a gen- eral hospital with well equipped medical, surgical and obstetrical departments, offers a three years' course to young women desiring a nurse's profession.. Books and WANTED The: names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn- ing and earn some money carrying papers. Frequently, uniforms are furnished 'the first year. furniture. _ A. F WEISLER'S Farm ¢ -m uu your furm quick. Baiiciaoe, Coms DIE GLRLS. '8 and_gat all iuwd . Fel 1‘&’:‘- Hairdresser, 237 Ms wu-mn—.saennd h nq prucker. T-L ‘m-x 55 rankiin St. tn'romwxxo PLEDGES . have expired and are for Bale st marild | good markets, good ' bulldings, S-roop: FOB BALE—Piano, Wasserman s Taree ehtm"n'nhf:'fa SIS e, A , etc., fine felds and pastures, Hleit otiginally cost §500. ““fl;fl‘,‘,‘,{,‘" aluable woodlahd, nice fruit. with horse, ——.— - ‘ c wagons, tools anad -Good tillage and pasture, $1,000 cash. l!ble gm‘n];rd. nramwwd. Z-x;::m house, en, stationary tubs, runni AR i thoss, e bas e sy site s stable, small garage, 7ent 3300 4 year! 114 mnl trdn oilag) schor vty it it om trolley, sefoa | BUY THIS Partiou] Willimants, Conn: FINE HOME House has eight rooms and bath, ¥OR SALE_Boston terrier pup by the famous dog Oh Boy. Hugh Miller, Bxl- slectric lights and gas; heated b; e a0t water system. Extra toilet an : “ No Miinse™" 5 | avatory on first fioor. Lot 80 x 121 0. Box 125 Jewett Cj marlld 2ot ‘with garage and good poultry Well uumm-nd best A Bulletin For Sale -Advertisement Will Sell It |- ¥0B SALE CITIZENS OF NORWICH,| ™ co; PLEASE TAKE NOTICE ! Dea. W. C, Smith of Franklin having lost his wite, ‘and being 86 years old, has decided to offer his house and farm for sale. 'The house. itsell alone, With one-haif ‘acre of land, will fival any home you can-buy .in the'oity for $12,000; it is large, roomy and up to date, nearly new and equippéd with furnage and hot 30, cold svriag waler in kiichen and bathroom. ~ With acres of splendid Tarh Jand win: appi Dears, peaches, quinces, grapes, straw 'L ies, raspberries, turrants, etc.; bam 4xb0"with stails for 30 cows &nd tibes horses in basement; one large hen house with fenced yard, one smallef for chick- gus; also carriags house, wood house, ice house and back yard is A Bulletin To Let Advertisement Will Rent It 3 PLUMBING AND u“m. CONTEACTORS—3 S, Flum) and Heating. ‘ BLU ROBERT J, COCMMANL, CLUBSIAW MEATING Rheat poices ufifi FAs fLL SOMN ¥, TOMPRINS, 67 West Mata 8L T. F. BURNS Heating and P 91 FRANKLIN STREET granary. a tenement of 8ix rooms, making a com- er with a m Il oo ‘ang favestis ate. C. Smith, Yantic. Telephone 335, or inguirs of Wiiiiam F. Hill, itoom NURSERY 108, thayer Buildin marld ‘—‘*L‘“*'_“—‘M*—— e RS e S rult ant ¢ trées eXpert tres S — men. Phone 1067, George Monroa. | rom s. ‘Late 1920 Ford touring, 3 ov-:‘m ‘\.;fit)" 16( lukl-‘ m&om&fr ;l“—q speak qu 3 one 463-14 Norwich Div. marisd BROTELS ¢ ¥OR SALE—New 1921 omné-, road- | ~Ammmic < orrissey. ster and o pass touring, 81,3953 { pass. | prop h,-.‘t" a Garsey favse Gek IDe an D lan, §! orthw Street trucka, L and 3 13 ton mn:l x.:fi:;g e M—__“ ang 4 3 Lt 2 st, Dadi Conn. “Tel. 340. rlod | BEI-MOPE moEL, -';m “HAVE you ceen the new super-powered Harley-! gfllld‘nn motorcycle? Come in and lex €2 show it to you. Norwigh Cyciw 228 Bm-i-u A Carload of Co., 9 Main St i TO RENT | there are good routes. Get your names on file and be ready for the first vacancy. Call at the Bulletin Office. et POULTRY ~ afl‘ it will ': e 1 yo hhl-:y Groe “Second Feed,”™ [ 4 St e i e Uiy e FUNERAL DIRECTORS " GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and The Backus Hospltal is delightful- Iy situated in the best residential section of Norwich, about one mile from the heart of the city, on one of the main trolley lines. It is one of the most moedefn and up to date institutions of the state, and is fully eqtipped ior the teaching of stu- dents for the profession of nursing. For information, address K. A. DOWD, R. N. Superintendent of Nurses, Norwich, Conn. THE LIBERAL LOAN CO.t g TS S i el ina es, . Revolvers, Guns, etc. 63 Fraakiin St. ega Dullitia Cu INSUBANCE ' Your Insurance Ratio Have us maintain.a SAFE, ratio between property value and insurance in our strong|mo LOST AND FOUND companies. BALE— euu\pped vuloum.hz shop of ‘15,000 peo- f centfally located ; reason for selling have oLher business which requires m. time. A. ._care of this paver. marli. in ver d iy &?lm- nmdUu T P in to us; we. mry ever, b 't the lime. of decond-hand, fur ture, stoves, etc.' New Lotidon ou, 16 Water St, Norwieh. FPhoue 2 marid - FOR SALE—ifatching sgn, BC R L Reds, heavy laying strain. B, Crooks, Laurel Hill. Phone 1639. marsd ¥OR SALE—A fine roller awning, in first class condition, absoluetly modern, very c.hnp. ‘Write Awning, ¢are Bulletin. es; 110 mn lA].!)-—Re‘lskered Berkshire pigs, 1 bgar, 4 fsus and 335 each, 10 ‘L lln nnh. Appiy Waiker, "Ping. Acres Farth, Chars ner, Conn. Tel. Willimantic 647-3. marzd Cor- 2 % FOR RENT—Flve-room tenemen lec- use. - Ornamental trees, barberry | FOR BENT -Five-room tene nm‘;_' = -dge, etc, 28 Bentley Ave, Laurel Hill PRICE $4,800 ek ™ P menite TO RENT—A furnished artment ARCHA W. COIT iive rooms, centrally located with heat iiighest Grade Properties 4nd all modern improvemeits, Phone _;done 1334 63 Broadwa, § - B _ TO BENT The Barber homes! enou; reut, Hoswell Ave. Tei. 145! To RENT_Furalshed room. 84 River Avenue. mari2 FOREIGN AGENCY Sells Koreign Money, Orders and Steamship Lickets for all parts of the world. Fackages of all Kinds delivered in ail parts of Lurope. Real Lstate and | pat ana bne of Liionies poors :ifi Fire Losurance. Bun.un marlid FORMIGLIO ENT Fooms, | Ugit Furnished _ roc homluwlnl, 9 Fountain BL FOE RENT—Six-room t. all modern improvements, at ul “Hain St Inquire Abelman's Shoe Store, 310 Main marid 280 Franklin Street, Norwich, Co Phone 784-5 o - Ma H"\in' FOR SALE Best quality, seasoned hard wood CEMENT ¢/ On Our Track Opposite Cen- tral Vermont Freight House PRICE IS LOWER THAN IN TWO YEARS Take It From the Car—That Gives You the Lowest Price. Charles Slosberg and Son Branch—3 Cove St. Embalmer PROVIDENGE ST, TAFTVILLE 'rolqh-n. ‘830 LOST—Squaré gold Wwrist watch, Sat- urday evening, between Alice Bldg. and Kies” Store. of on Broadway. Ledve at Bulletin_ Office. Reward. marl4d LOST—Thursday - morning, in_vieinity of hotel and depot of Central Village, or in electric car leaing Central at 9.45 a. . 2 goid wated I leather case. \Reward it returned to §17 Boys Ave. Goodyear, Conn. mari2d s & Ring Isaac S. Jones INSURANCE AND REAL. ESTATE AGENT RICHARDS’ BUILDING 91 MAIN STREET TRUCKING RS Y T ] i C. D. JOSLXN, 203 West in Bt Wl Faneral Directors FOR' SALB-Horses move évers thing’ Ahywhers. hOA\'“i-\C(‘OUIX:T of f;t!hllha !mckihl :ml: obliged to sell my three horscs tha LOCAL and ._au—um aulo uucke and Embalmers §I5miit o' Vea v one sith ol | JOSAR, e UG S ot 7 ‘yeats old, weigh 2700 FOR SALK—TWo six-foom cottages on state highway, beiween Dayville and At. Bwaugan lz 400 for both. Joseph Bodo, 1 Estate Agent, Danielson, Conn. $12.00 per cord—Graen wood $11.00 per cord—AIso kindings and cl tnut wood, deliverzd to all parts of the city. HARRY B. FORD PHONE 792 P : FOR SALE 2 Tenement House, in good location for Busindss in Central Avenue. For particulars, see A. V. COVELLO, 198 Cliff Street, Tlltphen. 6833, "MAGIC brooders, best make. Write for cataioguc. C. kiewitt Co. Uncasville, Ct febsd T FARMS for saie Write for bulletin. Raging’s Furm Agency, Danieison, Coun. 'FARM FOR SALE Nine and Lue-topm, louses, barn 36x50 FOR MENT — Two tenements, four rooms each, with modern improvements, | for small family. T Coal Co, 14 ‘Thames St.- LEGAL NOTICE marda FOR BENT—Six room_apartment at NOTICE 10 CREDITORS, 149 Broadway. Inquire S. J. Coit, ul AT A COURT OF PROBATE IELD Broadway. febizd | at Norwiel, within and for ihe District of TO BENT - Furnished rooms aise e o rooms fof light housckeeping. Appi ‘PresenteNEL 106 School St _Phone 1045-2. febid kj’,:f:'ef‘ifi,?fl,"c}‘:,,",{?? o TO RENT — Furnished rooms. phone 274. janid TO RENT_Light housekeeping rooma. Zimroermay, 17 jandd STORAGE—Househnld goods _&tor for ilong or short ter: 1 able. Fanning Stu Preston, in said District, deceased. Ordered, That the Administratrix oite the ereditors of said deceaed Lo bring in Aheir claiths against said estate withi uix_months from this cale, by posting a uetice to that effect, together with a copy of this order, on he Signvost nearest ic 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerce Building Phone 233.2 Lady Assistant Funeral Director HOURIGAN BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTUKS Norwich and Jewett City The Henry Allen & Son Co. 3 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DikeCPORS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant ' Telephone 410-2 DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 41 Main Street CIGARS CIGARS . Whitestone Clgar sare $70 per thousand 4. ¥. CONANT, 11 Frankiis St TOBACCO AT WHOLESALE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS John R. Bowman 116118 West Main St.' Established for Half a Contury. BOWLING ALLEYS BOWLING AND BILLIARDS AT THE AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS MAJESTIC BUILDING COAL AND WooDn zcil pair nesscs they have been iised i who will glve them & $265; is 8 'vears old, weighs 1301 a horse as ahy man at residence, 480 dence. R. 1. Telephone Gaspee 233-R. mariid 0 1bs., a8 BoO! i vill work any place you put them. both gentle and know how to plow, will T horees and double set of har- in to someone & good home, price also I will gall my single horse that owns, price’ $85. Call Washington St, Provi- GLS LAMBAKYT, sk, No. 41 Maun Bk, long _ distalice - OVINE, trucking iud -ex 383-5, ugeid GEORGE LAMBERT Occuth, teaming, iong distance’mwving aad trucking Tel. €17-12 AL Long Distauce Moving afd Expressing. Zimmerman, 14 Bo"aell Ave. Tel, d 1 HORSES for sale; one pair, weighing 3300, on driving _and yefunded. Joseph of 36 Golden Bt., New marldd o s 00 “:x—hnnwnnt ndon, Conn. HOBEES—2 40 bales 8l afe hite pairs as low as §20f Ibs. exactly, a beauty, 1cice s\ss brown mare aluiky = built, a t 1250 1bs., v age 6 perfect, years, sound an 175 erfect model of ~beauty, price orie vair black horses, age § brown 1bs., one. horse, 1250 sound, prioe sny; st { free. dence, ‘Westminster St. car Harribon 8t We pay frejght o your railrond fare. See Tel. Vest 3506-W. 22 head of-finest horses scon in these parts for a long o; farm several good second hand horses, saddle horse; horse warranted as represented or Bergman, rear s 8AL1—Our éntire stable of horées, and sinzié hgtmesses, blankets, one raw, Wagens, trucks; 5 for a young single horse; % horec, § years oid, weight sercect, welght. 1500 ‘Ibe,, hog-fat d, price $165; one roan horse, Mo betier horso is the worid, | one handsome dapple gray ' npew, wear like ne {horee, age '8 years cxactly, weight 1300 Lanote Tire Co.; 93 a and 9 . ¥ 13, weight 2700 1bs.. SHes nxs for ' recharged in the car while you wail Mt | weeks' trial allowed and horses delivered |2 Residence, ¥5 Harrison St, Provi- Superintendent at hig residence, as breweries are re closed. EAMIAG ana novnis; 108k H‘.ms.“: ety x sheviaity. John or 233 Main St P ione 193 . mov3id s, B, snonist @ b0, e e 38, i MOVING. sheluches St o PIAXG ANDFURNITUN TEAMING AND .TRUOKING j done very promiptiy and at rmmhu Prices. RTHUR H. LATHROP ° | Shetucket Birsst Phone 175 = AUTOMOBILE AGGIB.BIIBI d | HAVE_ your ures !e(readerl Took s as FORD OWNERS—Hay our: mi hara stariing and weak lights remedied. x w:ch ‘Weldimg Co., 31 Chestaut St 'E'unme TIRE REPAIRING FIBST AND SECOND TIRES, ACCES- o st rehstd | SORIES, OILS AND-GREASES. ing horses, 4 sets of harni carts, 1 lumber Wagon, §300. Jmarild SALE HORSES 1 must dispose of Hrht away to mal m for another cof rive March Prices right. ELMER R. PIERSON. Come and see arl4d FOR BALE—One pair of strong wo ‘work- Toh. 101898, 1 have 15 Horses of different kinds thn ad Whith il e them. i SILVY'S TIRE SHOP, : 80 Franklin St OVERHAULING AND REPAR- WORK DENTAL SURGEON M Grory Building NOTICE DR. SINAYHASMOVED New Office in the DR. D. J. COYLE DENTIST | DENTIST Telephone 774 ‘203MnnSL,th,Conn. - : Ofes Hours: 812 1384, Gao—t BILDERBECK & LANGDON Paul A. Schwartz, D. M. D. Somers Block. On the Square OF ALL KINDS " Automobiles, : Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Pa nth., Trlm- ming, ‘Upholstering and Waood Work. Blacksmithing in all its branches ' Scott & Clark Corp. 507 TO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET CUDWORTH & THOMPSON ARCHITECTS %' Norwich, Cona, ING. ARCHITECTS— - ENGINEERS 159 State Street Phone 1113 . New London, Conn. \ Plans and Specifications For Fac- BOOKBINDING BOOKBINDER: ‘véys and Reports, Water Works and ‘Sanitary Eng ineering. t, 40 ft. cel nr 5 or 30 loads of fer- tifze 10 yard, corn house 1820 fL, hea nery: 12378 £t With Douse 14X16 1t wag- on shed 14x20 ft; 1and- of 120 acres, 40 acres mowed and cuitivated, pasture 40 | acres, remaining land woodland . .with | $1.000 woodlot; ideal place for boarding house; entire farm. $4,0% Address G. SMITH, 221 Main St., Dan- | islgon, Conh., or CHARLES PELLETT, or Tel. 226-12 Danielson. marl4d FOR SALE VERY DESIRABLE 7-ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE 93 Boswell Avenue This. is an_Exceptional Opportunity to Securs a Nice Home. For a Moderate Price. For Full Partitulars Inguire of JOHN A. MORAN REAL ESTATE BROKER FRANKLIN SQUARE e s LUMBER IS CHEAPER Now 1 tie me 10°buy that buiiding |} lot and be ready to build in the spring. | A few choice lots ‘left on Crane Ave., Yoeat N Mair St For particulars, call up C. A. RATHBONE JaniZd 457 Wes: Maia St ~ $1500 WILL 8UY AN 80-ACRE FAHM. 7 ROOM JOTTAGE HOUSE IN FIRST- CLASS CUNDITION, NEW BAnN 24x26. | AND IN A HIGH STATE OF FERTILTY — ABUNDANCE = OF WOQD, SLENTY OF FRUIT. 1-4 WILE TU VILLAGE. POST OFFICE, S§TORES, CHURCHES AND $CHOOLS A RARE BARGAIN FOR A SINCERE FARM- BUYER., SEND F3.i MY LATEST FARM BULLETIN, (CHOICE OF 400; 27ge R 0 William A. Wilcox FARM SPECIALIST 41' WEST BROAD STREET ROOMS 1 AND 2 WESTERLY, R. I COTTAGE ¥OR SALE. ‘New, never recllpled. dining room, li foom. large reception l‘;n‘l. "?:;l‘. u‘k floom. fireplace mtla- secon go0d sised ted- Targe modern batiios E. 8. BARTLETT, Trustee, No. 44 Shetucket St., City. — FOR SALE A good Farm, near Jewett City, of 100 acres.land, 40 tillable, balance 7 rvoms, kifchen, Will_arrange mortgage for purchaser. par- treul inquire FRANCIS D. DONOHUE ” Phone Central ll&- Norwich, Conn. FAEM FOR SALE (N FEANKLIN KNOWSN AS THE FELIX GAKULAU FABM, ON BLUE HILL, The furm s locateu ou baue 1ull, part- ly In Fruiali i pectly i soarad, and COnsISTS OL WUULL 289 keres Ol luud, 1 house of 11 rooms. Wilkk large aitic \uat Cant eusily be MAUC ILLO tWO MOre Foows, tWo fuige barns, an oulbuildmg adapied for mulk, \eseiabics and siorage pur- poses. ‘whe lafu is Situated on e cruse road from boaiai o branklin, a quarier of & miie 1101a e Staté 10ad from Nor- FOR RENT At Montville, Dock and Coal {Sheds. Chance for a good business. F. R. Perkins, Un- casville, Conn. 5 0l woodiand, trom N e waieh over LU0y cords of mercaintable FRANKLIN S5QUAKE Taxi, 200 Maln (¢ L150 | Bt Phone 1994. G. R. Brown. sep2id also apple “The’ farm has grand and picluresqle view of miles of BucrounRding couniry, 15 elght miles Norwich, three mules frow tne village Fuchvilie and ¥ Wita eusy hiuling to market and % s wel watered, hav brovk, springs and tWe W, Fluce witl ey 100 head of cattie aud cut over 85 tons o 10 Seres "ot pasiure. ard of 4Uy trees. LEGAL NOTICES. SI’ECIAL "TOWN METING er are he—eby warned to meet in ange Hall, m said Town oh Saturday c never-failing Y. For furthel FELIX GARC to WILLIAM F way, Norwich, intormation. app) HIELDS, {{he 13th day of March, 1921, at 2 i & m., for the following purposes, name- 5 Lroad jan27d take action upon the question | ote passed at the Ad- Town Meeting W*id on = a tax to defray the | expenses of thie Town. Sccond. To lay a tax upon the last| BUILDING IMXES—LonKraclur of perfected grand 17‘\ of the Town to de-| house- o i Flarkstec - Eray e Cxocnses ol the Town for ‘the St. Norwich, Cotn. | ““Iifft "15” authorize the Sotectmen to 5 { borrow mo: to meet the necessary ex- PERRONE & Christian Co., building | Penses of the Town. ComMicwLs, Sloucwvie, bgkiork, cons| (Signcd) erele uhd Cement, plaster, and ‘an. EDWIN R GILLETTE, auythiig_ exira. piatt Ave. “Tel No. EDVIES W, BHBLES, (DA bt e U 5373 | setectmen of the Town of Colchester. 50 10 5 1o e =t 2uei%—| Dated at Colchester, Coan., March 2 1921, mraldd NOTICE The legal voters of the Town of Salem, CEMENT FOR EVERYBODY. Conn., are hereby warned to meet in the Town Hall in said Town, Saturday, the 19th day of March, 1921, at 2 o'clock p. m, for the following purposes: To lay a tax on the grand list last com- pleted to defray the ‘expenses of the Town for the ensuing year. Algo to vote when said tax shall be- come due and payable. To act upon the matter of an appropri- ation for the Salem Public Library. S Conn.. this 12th day THE PECK-McWILLIAMS CO. S_LANE, N KoGans, _marl4d Notice to Taxpayers Notice is hereby given to all persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Bozrah WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to | STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER md BUILDER ight | that I have a warrant to levy and colicct ,u._“;y andy J“" right | 2 tax ot fifteer (15) mills on the dollar A 3 and for Felophone 50 West Main k.| he nurpose of Colle Saturdag, April 9, from 2 to 3 p. m.. and at Nathan Gilmon's store in an? vme on Saturday, April 16, from 2 to 3 p. m. on Saturday. April 23d, from 2 to 4 2% Tohn I Flelds' store,n Fitchville. Tnterest at tho rate of § per cent. will be_added after May 1st, 1921 Dated at Bozrah, this March, MUSIO ERNEST E. BULLARD Teachar of the mm of " JOHN 7. BESWICK. Coltector mlrl('M. in Phone 127-4 Blise Place 1 Have a Few Outfits to Lend. AT A _COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the Distriet of | Rorwich, oi the 12th day of March, & D. |~ Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Estate of Michael ~Crowley. Preston, in said Distriet, dz-ceue The Administretrix a in_Court apd filed 3 writen apphe o | nnegln. that said estat is now in settlement in suid Court: and praying for an order to real estate belonging to said Setate, Tully described in sald application. Whereupon, It Is Ordered. That sald application be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room In tie City of vich. in sald District, on the 18th day D, 1921, at'10 o'elock in the the nurpose of collecting same I will be at Bert place in Leffingwell on Judge. late of PIANO TUNERS GEER THE PIANO TUNER 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 CHIROPODIST el o A. G. THOMPSON, F. 8. Chiropodist, an sneclah!t (D‘rglacl your feet). Suite 1 Mam St, Norwich, lhergon be given by the "uhllell!nn Conn. Phone 15664 3andld - | tnis order once In some newspaper having a circulation ir said District, at least e | three days prior to the date of said hear- DANCING ing, and that returm be made to the Court i aitunsnparia ] ¥ TN nbow ned foregoing s H. LEYVY, Instructor, Odd Fellows’ | of record. lessons Norwich ~ Private A : HELEN "00 or 1996. m:'u 2 Dm% Trurdzy $9 m. entnrms of The | the place whers, said dmne-l fest dwelt, Apd in the same Town, and by publishing ths same Once In & newspaper having a mreuiation it -Ml L and make re- wrh o tis Courty NELSON 3 AYLING, Judge. 'n.- above and forégoing 18 a true copy of res lllell» HELWI M. DRESCHER, Clerk. NOTICE—AIl crediloms o said de. torsed are hereby no'ified present “heir claims agamst sanl ul:lu 10 the undersigned at No. 183 Droad St, Provi- mce, R. L, within the l\l'n: limited in the above and (oregmn. u;d MARY AP mar12d AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Montville, within and for the District of Montville, on the 3th day of Mareh, A. D, 1521, Present—DAN D. HOME, Jud Estate of Cornelius Driscoll Montville, fh sald District, deceased. John J. Driseo!l of Holyoke, Mass., ap- {peared in Court and filed his resignation |as_Administrator of said estate, together with an accounting of his doings as such - Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said tition be heard and determined at the F bate Court Room fn Montville, in said Distrtet, oh the 1ith dny of March, A. D. 1. at 2 o'clock in the afternooh, and MAN, Adminmntrlx. e, late of { Administrator. ! that notice of the pendency of suid’ peti- tion, and of said hearing thereon, given by the publication of this order one time in The Norwich Bulletin, a hews- paper having a cireujation in said Dis- trict, at least three days prior to the date of said hearing, and that return be made to this Court. DAN D. HOME, Judge. o The abe Above and foregoing is a'true copy of reco) v SUSAN F. 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DAVIS THEATRE, With The Right to Love, his seoond in- dependent production, George Fitsmaurics has definitely established his reputation as a motion picture producer who ean combine lavishly artistie backgrounds with dramatic aclion. This picture, which opened & three days' run at the Davis theatre last evening, was recelved with unusual favor. Mr. Fitzmaurice has taken a drama of mismated husbands and wives, With soenes laid in Wurkey, and made a pleture that holds the interest throughout. Love- Iy Mae Murray is the ill-treated wife of Lord Falkland, the British representative at Constantinople. The cilmax is when he Installs Tils misicess fn their home and at the same times imports a Prince Stanislaus, whose mission i to compromise Lady Falkland. Colonel Lar- ing, well played by David Powell, is the Ameriean who folls Lord Falkiand, though not until he has killed the noble- man il & row. But the story ends bap- wily. Miss Murray s an excellent emotional actress. David Powell is suave and easis Iy at home in his role. The other méfm< bers of the cast have been likewiss adroitly chosen. They include Alma Tell, Holmes E. Herbert and Harian, Ouida Bergere wrote the photoplay from 4 French original. It is & Paramount res lease, as is also the comedy featuring Al Bt. John, entitied Speed, and up to its title. A Paramount magasihe oloses the bill. BEEED THEATER, It is an appealing story of a village clera gyman who is big enough in personality and character to hear and heal all the troubles of his parishioners, young old, lovers and wife-beaters, and start the mall anew oii the road to happiness. It abounds in rich humer, romanes and pathos in agreeable portions and sustaing a keen interest throughout. ‘While an Irish atmosphere prevails, it is entrely non-sectarian and in me way deals with any question of nationality or ‘Wiillam Desmond as the young clergy- man §s splendidly cast. His winsome per- sonality and fine physique especially ft- ting the role in which he is sure to add to his popularity as a secreem player. Ruth Renick is admirable as principal feminirle lead. Types for the supporting characters arq exceptionally well chosen and highly eommendable character por- trayals are given by each. The Parish Priest is 'ruly ene of the great productions of both stage and screen and, like Way Down East and The 0ld_Horresteads it will live forever. The Parish Priest will be the feature again today and tomorrow. A roar two-part Century comedy will also be shown, and the Pathe news, showing President Harding’s Inauguration, compiete the bill AT THE STRAND, Beautiful Edythe Sterling, starring in The Girl Who Dared, a new photoplay of the old weat, will be the attraction at the Strand theatre for three days beginming ay. As a girl sheriff, whose business is to round up cattle rustiers and Mexiean cut-throats, Bdythe Sterling porirays an. other role which displays her fascinating- Iyas a wonderful hotsewoman and lariat expert. - The story has a unique plot, which concerns the machinations of an anscrupulous clique which has been play- in ga double game. As the newly eiected girl sherilf, Edythe Sterling succeeds. by dint of tireless perseverance, in them down. There are several dramatic momeats when the girl sheriff saves her father from a lynching at the hands of an in- furiated mob and arrests him umtil charges against him can be disproved In the end Right asserts itself and the truth is revealed. Then Rommnoe takes & hand—or both of themh. A heart gripping O. Henry story, A Ruler of Men, has a wonder plot, aise & comedy, Fares and Fair Ones. Tuesday and_Wednesday will Ye seen Ne 17 of The Moon Riders. P, STRAND. A very enjoyable musical revue, ewm< taining special features each of which e novel and entertaining, is the claim made for QGirls 'n' Everything, the announced attraction at the Strand theatre Thurss day, Friday and Saturday. No musical comedy seen hers in Bewe eral seasons has provided more delight~ ful entertainment than is offered in Girls' ‘n' Bverything. The performance is smooth and repid, with a wealth of it~ ing melodies aud a cast of exoeptional merit. The singing is splendid and the dancing rythmical and graceful. The chorus is eadily s pretty—if not prettier —than any other seen here with other musical ehows, and they go through their nicely arranged numbers as if they really. enjoyed themselves. FRISWELL’S FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY 8-Day Cathedral Gong 14-Hour Strike $9.98 These Clocks Are Fine Bargains. The Wm. Friswell Co.: 25 and 27 Franklin Street - Nickel Plating UNITED METALS MFG. COMPANY, Inc. P T T AL LR ¥ -~