Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 11, 1921, Page 7

WANTED—A nu?u. all a on farm. Phone 1879-4. lm'ud WANTE Pl.u on ith tene- ment for or write to G pis fl 3 lin, IDI{I_ Advertisement Will Get It "| & Bulletin. Want * Advertisement Will Get It Advertisement Wil Sell It A Bulletin For Sale ' WANTED—Fsmale WANTED—Miscellanoous ANTED—Gingham 1 ‘weav- T WANTED—Man to_Work _on- . i "*.35‘“ $200, Eut ;loam CHEVROLET CARS MARRIED MEN PREFERRED—EX- PERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. TO WORK ON COMMISSION ONLY. NORWICH MOTOR CAR COMPANY 321 MAIN STREET WANTED 2 Loom Fixers on Knowles’ Looms. Norwich Woolen Mills Corp. “YANTIC MILL WANTED % Sewers on Waolen Fabrics. Fiorwich Woolen Mills Corp. YANTIC MiLL Tel. 1298 LOST AND FOUND LOST-—A 2. year old Holstein heifer, March 29th. Iinder notity Mike Fedus, Colchester, Conn. Tel.. 4-2. aprild LOST—Pocketbook and Moh pan Store, Saturday night. leave at Lulletin Office. STEAYED from hor collie, eplor dark, white ,in aprild young female eet whxte chul answeryg 19 name of an:els no name collar.f Tldress George R. Egli, wue. Tel. 5. 2 aprsa - EDIJLTBY WER wants Polish girl lnrh her. 00} AUng mp new 1ooms ; only good | P’ TOR SALE FOR SALE — — W, imall washings an WAN'TED—Househ id ds and an- FOB SALE—Six Berkshire shoats, 135 FOR SALE—Farm of 11 ings to do at hm First floor, 9 Oak 58 uques King, 48 wafer SO Phont ' 355 | pounds, a.u_ Tel. 1891-2 Norwich. - der cnuvmon. four kinds N TWANTED—, well girl for gen- | W AhTED—books old_end new. King, OR_SALE—Potatoes, eatable or seed houses. e .n';' 2 me 643, ey 48 Water St. Phone 38 riid slock Irish Cabblor, § Water year around; located onehalf mile SRR B ory lrom New London’ turnpike, within 10~ t farm of” Norwlch For '!s. 1884-3. John. M. 1 pcr bushel feld ‘corn, 57 Lege ushel. . Brnest Tryon. hone 11-2 Lebanon. keeper; Will marry her. P. Trella, weavers need apply. Lorraine Mig. Co. | FOR § SALE—Three rooms of furniture, D. 0 4, apma Westerly, R. L aprild |cheap. 113 Main St, Moosup. . aprild FOR SALE irls for mill WANTED — Second hand’' household FOR SALE—One of best t-rm. in . 3 m B Slea o goods, antiqie TUrmiture, chind, Tare | New. Loation county. full et of ""“ 12 J0ree ulietin: | Dooks'and pictures, glassware, otc. ; hign- buildings, 133 acres of land, amons ouu 10 Room House, and 14 Lots est cash prices. Louis D. Ward, 30-33 goo amu ‘Wm. use, w;g!n—.;unfl h;hnne:al hffiefi Water St, Norwich. apriFMw Lq;mn, Conn. ~Phone 8. on H s A TM wark one. Phone 403 0 - : 2 sprlld at 357 w-.numqn BpriThSM | WANTED_Farms ed!_F unter ve. o aged | ARl For' quick -sale. Welsiers | ~¥OR SALE—AC handsome Alaska WANTED—Poditic mvbayndmlfdéaorgfififi arm Agency, Da apr2d | seat ea.pi‘ 3 nm-.he:?ieey. Some wom, $40. ik sl ”"‘:,"“m“' 78 .’,‘i“"".‘“‘ housekeeper in o T hing | ~WANTD o buy birkey oges. auriag | 1 m_ : St, City. BT | ith electric lights and water "aye- i, ‘Bulletin. Ofice. - aprsq | Aprii_and eariy May. Address Poultry SALE—Barred Plymouthi Rocks, | tem. For particulars Mquire of = iwe—. Tosie ”m! Department, Siorrs, Conn. aprid cggs fm. setting, hred to h.v. fancy or poLAPIES introd '““.;25{’ PIIE20 | WANTED 7o buy. misht_wnd_cast-off | StUity strain; con- WILFRED suuumum homes ; expemm Iy ;o $20 tm t first rlbbon nrn - ribbon weekly, e hours f‘”‘f no delé\e{mz. i OnE OF ek P o l't' Westerly, | Hunter's Ave. Ta ln.rvd o.. th 171, City Hall Station, |E. W. cz R. I, poultry show, mated with 10 of my New York, r3d SAED—To rent or Tease, micely | best nons; aiso oEds trom Jules Francais | o . partment; must be in good | strain -utility hens md pun-u these are | | o Tam o “;‘:pm and 2 ) e 3 i ephone? 436-3. aprid | from-heavy laying s golden yan?;v Yooms, 2 bw"" o » month lise tree o Bamedialsly. D — immcdiately, bookkeeper {f,g'v,,g';;“m‘;'mflgg ,',’,fi: t;“&.' A enter | 40 acres smooth flelds, 40, pas anklin Dem- 81-N., -Roches- | and “sienographer;. high school graduate. woods, lots of fruit, fish and ice on w- N - marlid Motor Car'Co. 831 Main_ St |.2ke notice, or produce eggs thraugh the | o3y g37900. ‘ve terms, ‘or will e bl ¥ e R Ingd " |season from November on, When eggs are | farm: $3.700. very o T 3 g lady, at once, e apr eggs, while others are eating their heads | ! g SR el for wnrk. ko mr! for’ Saturday D tobacco 10¢ & off. ' Phone orders to 769-13, Waterford, |tW0 §00d farms to ren §“d}'“ only; experi- anila cigats elc for Conn. o aprii e iate. Cona. m ngv. neuu:.ry Beus. 144 Mam St ) fon Belle is, WANTED—A competent bouscm:ud Mrs. George W. Lane, 880 Washinsion St Tel. 411 E: aprid " WANTED—Neat youn; ~ady_to work in store. S. F. Peterson, Auc, 130 Main aprod WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRLS 4 TO DRAW-IN Steady Work, Good Pay Apply - NORWICH WOGLEN MILLS CORPORATION ' Thamesville FOR BALE—Horses SALE—One nice gray mare, in !ou. 5 years old, and sound, cheap. ii. P. Hlm!kan, 375 Main St. Tel. 1936-3. e o'r faoe‘mmazc s’ Hair Dress- cl. 572-3. & Kremen, suecessars to lin St mar2 desirable wish,_early reliable, . guaran- y, Box 47, Kansas apresS WANTED To rent on ofli iurnished, inelud- top desk, irs and lypewriler; 1nquire MUBPHY & M'GAREY. Phone 717-3 |* d ALE—Champ! Arti 282230, son of Cha.mn&on Belle mn“mld and lointje Pontiac Artis, born April 16, 12)119‘i Simon anster. Jewett City. _april FOR | SALE—OnB Holneln COW, ju:t freshened; your price mine. H. Hmumn. 375 Main St. Td. 1986-3. april FOR SALE—Hunting dog. Write An- gelo Del Pesco, Box 65, Brooklyn, Cona. apr4MTh FOR SALE—Fifty-acre pasture. Wal- ter G. Snow, Mansfield Depot, Conn. _marf0WFM ELAIRY " ¥OB SALE—S. C. R I Red baby chicks for May delivery from certified slock, $25 per 100 after May 1st. A. B. Fellows, Norwich Town. Phone 462-2. _apriFMW FOR SALE— ggs for hatching, R. I Reds of hardy, free ruze stock, $1 for FOR SALE Salidy built brick House of 15 rooms, three baths and l" latest improve- ;".Mf.' (;Ian eat ronéod led ::r wo family occupi arage for two mators. Have two other fine Bm-dwa{ residences and thrse at- tractive home properties on Wash- ington Street for sale. ARCHA W. COIT Highest Grade Propert: Telephone 1334 63 Broadway THE FOLLOWING PLEDGES Lave expired sud are for sale ab TEE LIBERAL LOAN CO.: _Ticket '\05 80 toJlZflU, consisting of ry, Silverware, HORSES! HORS Qne pair of dapple grays, 5 and 6 years old, sound, weight 2800 pounds; one pair I I must sell | brewn, 6 and 7 years old. 25 head of other horses. these horses at a loss to make room for | a fresh load. No good offer refused. I invite your inspection: H. P, HAMILTOY, 375 Main Strect. Telephone 1986-3. “HORSES For sale or exchange; 10 to 15 horses | always on hand. White's Court, No. 2 FOR SALE—Greene baby | Cliff St. John Stimpson. aprild chick feed; it will raise ul you hatch; e Greene's “Second Feed,” Greene's Gro- HORSE fast” Jumes M. Young & Sox. Undertaker and Embalmer 32 PROVIDENCE ST., TAFTVILLE Telepiione 630 Faneral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chandber of Commercs Building Phone 288-z lady Assistant Prompt Service Day or Night FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett City The Henry Allen & Son Co.| T 38 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant Telephane 410-2 DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 41 Main Street i T D RN R, BOOKBINDING EOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD 108 Breadway ' Ilulk Books Made and Ruled to Order e —————— AUTO WASHING COME IN and h-vcmrnrwa“. %'n : i l‘v!l'!llh' Mg weighs 1150, age 8, good worker, extr good driver. cost Sla\) a short time a ¢ THOMPSON HITECTS . Norwieh, Conm. CUDWORTI AR BILULRBELA & Lhfifiz.}%d INC. | ENGlive . " 153 State Street Phane 1118 New London, Conn. Pians and Specifieations For Fac- ories and Municipal Buildings, Sur- s and Reports, Water Warks and tary Enginering. ; e as we have no use for horse, wili-sell 1or Ssudence 176 North Main St HORSES AREIVED Another express load of 28 horses are here—all kinds, some nice vairs, pusi- ness horses -and chunks. Come and see | them. Prices are low for the quality. ELMER R, PIERSON, Tel. 536-3. | & i DENTISTS DR. . R. CHAMBELLALR DENTAL SURGEON M’Grory Building Norwich, Conn. NOTICE DR. SINAY HAS MOVED New Office in the THAYER BUILDING Room 207 | DR. D. J. COYLE DENTIST 203 Main St., Norwick, Conn. Offies Hoursy 9—12, 1:30—3, 6:30—3 | Telephons Paul A. Schwartz, D. M. D.| DENTIST Somers Block. On the Squars Telephone 774 AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES CHIROPODIST | 13. A. A. Mitchell, D. 4. Phqno e — ‘3;“;::5 A ‘f“:’i‘““"l‘; ,Motorcycle Business For Sale 2 ALE— Q_we! Yearling I am considering selling out the me- ’"’;’fif?a William Kilroy, Yantje, Conn. | torcycle end of my business. Here Is an opportunity to start with an established line—The Indian Motorcycle. I will sell out the Indian agéncy, my stock of parts, jand several second hand motoreyeles at |a reasonable price. If interested, call and see me. C. V. PENDLETON, 45 FOR SALE—Farm of 11 acres, six un- der cultivation, four kinds of fruit trees, strawberrics. and raspberries ; house, barn | and henhouses in good condifion ; running | water year around; located one-haif muse from New London turnpike, within 10- gent fare of Nerwich. For. particulars, Tel. 1884 _ aprsd ’l'\"fl rms, one on the acres, one of 83 acres. two miles out, with siock and farming tools. A. H. Maine, Graton, Coun. aprod " FOR SALE—Six-volt storage batlery; sell cheap. address J. E. . Bulleun. aps FOR SALE—Cedar posts, 3 1-2 to 12 inches in diameter, a quantity of cedar fenice rails, cedar bean poles §5 cents per | j dozen, $7 per hundred, pea brush 40 cencs per dozen, 3¢ per hundred. Phone aprza way. FOR SALE AT NORWICH TOWN Six Room Cottage With About One-Half Acre of Land. 1046-. 16: J, D. Northup, Norwich Town. . _apréd _FOS SALEBaby carriage. 53 Maple PRICE sztm Street. aprid JAMES L. CASE 40 SHETUCKET STREET ¥OR SALE—Brand new Francis Bacon ! i player piano, price $595; very latest isiyle; $4 a week, no interest. Address ostoilice Box $23, Norwich, Conn. _aprsd " FOR SALESafety oil for incubators {and Noxail polish for autos, pianos, ete. | Jonathun Smith, 30 Town St. Phone 313. | aprsd | FOB SALE—Light team wagon, good condition. Bailey, _Garaner - Lake. Address Norwich Towi, Del. aprod k'ol& SALL—Large farm in mill viliage, un Vuicd, Spring, well, orchard, fine Farm For Sale 95 acres land, about 30 tillable, bal- ance pasture and woodland, plenty of water, some fruit trees, good two-ten- ement house, barn and several otaer buildings, a number of henhauses, ex- cellent location, near factories, ch.uch and schoolhouse, 10 minutes’ drive g aud puscure, large Woodiot. Mrs. t..u\,m ‘Wijcox, 56 1, Norwich. apred A. G. THOMESON Foot § ¥, Chiropodist, ur feet). Suite i Maw St, Nerwich, Phone 1366-4. jan3ld Conn. BV LDING building . brickwor! er, and pai Platt Ave. Tel. No. sall between 5 and 6.30 a. m. and 0 to 9 p. m. augdd 15 house- guaranteed Norwich, Cona. mardid O EVERY ILLIAMS CO. ILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG NIER and BUILDER Eest ‘work and materials at ‘Tright P s, by skiiled lasor. Telephone 50 West Main St. TRUCKING | West Main St We ere. Special ate 2 woving boilers and mna- e 80 HAVE yur tires retreaded, look like Dew, wear like new, as good &as new. Lanoia Tire Co, 93 W. Main St febzsd OBD OWNEES—Have your n*a"nelo nehund xn the car while you wm(. Hard weak lights remedied. Nor- ‘wich .Hlnx Co., n cmmnc& Phone 4 feb22d OVERHAULING- AND -REPAIR WO OF ALI. KINDS Automobiles, | Carriages, Wagons, | Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. Blacksmithing in all its branches Scott & Clark Corp. 587 TO 615 NORTH MAIN STREET THERE 18 no lxfl'vel':ll:llnx X'}ledlu'n in 10 The N for Bl 2, 5., No. 341 Main St, g, wuckwg and exs augz4 Long Distance Movilg and Expressing. Zim ian, 14 Botwell Ave Tel 1438, MING aud imovimg; long distance john I Ford noY27d BROMLEY & SON, whket SL pPhene 33s. DISTANCE MOVING ¥OR SALE—Farm, Center Groton, 115 |j§ from Franklin square, on state road; acres, 1ll-room house, barn, hothouse, can negotiate liberal loan for cliicsen coops and gréennouse, witu or | § chaser. For particulars, inquire of witnout stock. inquire A. L. Ruad, 60 Llackhall st New London. ~ " aprsd|§ FRANCIS D. DONOHUE FOK SALE—100 cords hard wood, | stove leugwus, for half of price what I . have been seiling last fall. Peter Naw- | rocki, Yantic, Conn. Tel. 1704, aprid | FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Ayrshire bull calf 2 wonths oid. Paone 39-3 Leba- non. aprzd “¥OR SALE_Hemsutching and picoling atlacOluicnl; WOTkS on all Sewing ma- nes ; Drice yZ; personal ciecks 10c ex- Ligats Mail Order House, Box 127, Ala. Phone Norwich, Conn. Central Bldg. ORCHARD KNOLL Beautiful country home, finely located, near station and markets. close neigh- bors ; nice 7-room cottage, running water, maple shade, large barns " a1 poultry e — o house, excellent fields, good pastures, FOR SALE—R. L Red eggs ior hatch- | valuable woodland, lots of fruit; oaly ing. Phone 1844-3. d | $2,300, §500 cash. = TEYONS' AGENOY, ¥OE SALE—Choice young vmmmg win OXem, 2 yair -of Devons, 2 pair of Lur- apr3d . hams, aise 1 pair of Holsleins, weight 3500 lbs. Tel. 98-4 Willimantic. aprid FOR SALE—Fine 3 year old Holstein bull, i-§ white, grown by Storrs, a dandy and gentle, $i00 takes him; 1 U. S. milk separaior in good order, 1 lnternational munure spreacer, O. K., 370; 1 two-horse poiato digger on wheels, $55; L00is are @il in goou ruuning condition. Willimautic Div., tilliep Farm. isham & Son, Columula, Conn. FOR SALE—The dairy, fruit and poul- try farn of W. C. Smith in Frankiin; on stite road, 15 minuies’ ride from Nor- wich ; beautiful location, house up to date with ail the modern unprovements. Come and investigate. W. C. Smith, on the i premisesmor Tel 33-12, or inquire W. K. Hdll, ‘thayer bldg. mar3ld FOR SALE—Excellent hard wood, §9 cord; chestnut and small wood, $8 cord; hard wood, sawed, $1v cord. 'Henry L. Suucier, Daniewson, Comn. Tel 81-i. mar22d FOREIGN AGENCY ‘Sells Foreign Money Orders and Steamsbip Tickets for all parts of the world. Packages of all kinds delivezed in all parts of Europe. Real Estats and Fire Insurance. FORM!GLIO 280 Frankhn Street, Nnmwh. Conn, Phons 784-5 Mardd e —————TER FOR SALE—Autemebiles FOR SALE—Five passenger Overland, model 83, cord tires. two extra and rim, new battery, car in first class condition, starter and ' electric lights; vrlu 3300 ; can_arrange terms. Address E. Bulletin. ¥OR SALE—One 1920 Special _Six col Piscpes x 2 Studebaker, ‘ofd as X“e-wr Inhfl.nel “' BABY chicks 20c up; safe delivery | tion; reason for selling. quire guaranieed, prepaid; ali varieties; send '\orth Main St. aprid 1or circular, marlia FOR BALE — Slad wood $8 per cord, stove lengt hard wood $10 per cord, stove lengilis. Phone 10942 C. S Yoy Clark, E. Hartford, Ct.| “yoR sALE—One 3i<ton truck and one one-ton truck on easy terms reason- ohie ricn oo 341 Main St et 3618 - mar26d : FOR SALE_1919. Reo speed wagom: srown, Yantic. _ marldd | il sacrifice for quick sale. 151 STOP in to sce us; we carry every-| Town St. Phone 8318-14. maridd thing in the line of second-hand furni- ture, stoves, etc. New London Salesroom, 16 \Water St., Norwich. FPhone 1703-2. marad FARMS for sale. Write for bulletin. Rncaéems Farm Agency, Panielson, Conn. FOR SALE—NeW 1921 Oaklnndx ml- ster and 5 pass. touring, $1.395:; coupe and G pass. sedan, 32,065 ; mw trucky, 2 and 3 l—l ton mnld and $4,400: St.. Dnulwn. Conn. ‘Tel. 340. ‘lr 1919 DODGE RUNABO! 1920 SCRIPPS-BOOTH mmm 1830 HUBMOBILE COUPE. I now have a repair shop and Hi bile service station on Lake street. hone #48-23. Albert Harris is in charge pair work solicited C. V. PENDLETON, apr2d 45 Broadway. —_— e PLUMBING AND GASFITTING TEAMING AND TRUCKING done very promptly and at reasonabl prices, ARTHUR H. LATHROP Shetucket Street Phone 175 — PIANO TUNERS PLAYER PIA NOS trepaired, planes tuned by H. Beverly, 79 Hamilton Ave., Norwlich, Conn. apred GEER THE PIANO TUNER 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 — DANCING Instrdctor, Odd Fellows’ lessons daily. inz clasd Mon- days, § o'clock. apréd CONTEACTOES—JOBBERS, ol’lnnhhl and Heating., Phone ROBERT J. COCHRANE, CLUDGING, MEATING AND MILL SUPPLIES, Waskiagion Square. Breed SPRING BARGAINS in very desirable Real Estate are now being picked up every day by those who keep informed through aur office. We offer ‘the cream of Town and 4 PFHUME 581 Country property. Property that i The very bon lumbing by expert bound’ to increase rapidly 'in value,| WOrimen at the § prices 1s gunr- anteed; also heatiug and gas fitting. JOHN F. TOMPKINS, 67 West Miia S% “T. F. BURNS Heating and Plumbing 91 FRANKLIN STREET We also have a most select list of dairy and stock farms for sale on most liberal terms. = Sea us today. Write. for Farm Bulletin. RACINE FARM AGENCY DANIELSON, CONN. WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi- WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi- ness before dhe pubhc. tnere is no medi- | mess befors the pul lh-'v.s. 18 o medi- . A Bulletin For Sale ‘ ' Advertisement Will Sell It FOR SALE FOR SALE 2 tenement modern improve- llont-. Lot 1 n.s-rnmws. 200 ft. away from city limit, Only ane tax. Far full particulars, ses A. V.COVELLO Tel. 683-3 198 Cliff Street FOR SALE 7 poems and bath, large re- | bhall, firs place in living room, uk e-ruodunlnd‘ rooms, modern bath room. This cot- tage is new, mever occupied. R A Bulletin Want Advertisement Wili Get It —————— Whitestone Cigar sare $70 per thomsand __& F. CONANT. 11 Frankiia 84 116-118 WEST MAIN STRE&T NORWICH, CONN, WiLL SUY AN 80-ACRE FAirth, ROOM JOTTAGE HOUSE IN FIRST- CLASS CONDITION, NEW BARN | 24x28. | AND IN A HIGH STATE OF I'I’II.JTY ABUNDANCE OF WOOD, SLENTY OF FRUIT. 1-4 MILE TU VILLAGE. POST OFFICE, STORES, CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS& A RARE BARGAIN FO& A SINGERE FARM BUYER. SEND FC3 MY LATEST FARM BULLETIN, (CHOICE OF 400y William A. Wilcox FARM SPECIALIST 41 WEST BROAD STREET Hooms 1 AND 2 | WESTERLY, R. 1. FOR SALE FOR RENT—Tenement, il enis, 62 Siasr St TO RENT—Furnished and light hn» Keeping rooins. 18 Un‘un 3. wnrid TO BRENT—Two lencmenu. md-= i pro menis. laquire 20 préd itable for barher : mir:.'.‘m.."“fl."" “0. Also unQ n. in St S to rent, nH newly demnlc‘ 3 ey Blcfil nd buelue et ly r Co. aprid T homtllbad can bl l~¢l separa “ oS, ete.; pl L . Barber, 13 Soswell A e place for most ln’ 3 ng, near_railread Y Call or u.\drfii \Hl luwvu- ' m bTOLL "o rent, shap, poo | room, p; aud fron piy to Tent rear OFFIC runni li_ i3 T—Two-story _sem ut 7,000 nqunre | Best i easor | Estate and Insurance, $5Z00 Jor cora—"Grean oo $i100 oo | V35 Fiager Tide, Norwieh: . mariid i—-r' kméhnr and chestnut| FOR RENT — Two tenements, four wud. delivered to all parts of the city, |rou z wi 1 PHONE 792 NUBSERY INSURANCE NOQW is the time to trim and prune your fruit and saade trees by expert treg men. Phone 1957. George Ao, AT rge Moarpe. HARRY B. FORD “ { nTTI {ozr Insurance Ratio Have us maintain a SAFE, |ratio between property value ‘and insurance in our strong | companies. Isaac S. Jones INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT RICHARDS’ BUILDING BOWLING ALLEYS BOWLING AND BILLIARDS AT THE AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS MAJESTIC BUILDING e HOTELS — CAN LUUSE, D, Morrissey, Prop. First class Garuge Service won- Dected. Phone. Shetucket Strest. DEL-HOFF E HOTEL, European P‘l 31 MAIN STRENS Hayes Bros. Props. Telephone 1227 8 Broadway. —_— LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. Upon a_petition of twenty legal voters of the Town of Lebanon to the Eoard of ATTOS TO HIRE Selectmen of said Town, a Special Town | AUTO to hire; closed for_wed- Meeting is hereby warned to be held in funerals, et¢. John “ol!e Phon¢ -HII\:“ Hall in said Town on Saturday, L -vflld o hw}u‘g ;:go“ 2 o'elock p. m.. for the | 4’16 o hire; ciosed car ses : To determine whether the Town w! vote to ruclnd any or all votes cast i the Special Tewn Meeting held on i 14!{1“(}” ofuull'l:h hl!lgl lm}m:ll the Spe- cial Town Meeting held on the 2d day of { April, 1921 od Also to de'.a'mhla whether the Town will vote to select and desiznate the site for the George W. Lyman High school. Also to determine whether the Town wm \o(e to_poatpone the construc rre W. Lyman High school build- Ln‘ Ilnu such time as the Town shall AR NS Toaieins whene: s Town will vote to appropriate a further sum in | addition to the $15,000 previcusly appro- priated for the completion of the Georgze ‘W. Lyman High school building. for the preparation for the same and aitcrations of the Town Hall building. wed- " Punerals. eic. Jokn Walte Paaee sprid vice president of . Carty, ! and Telegraph phone ately after the opening oere- the cable will be turned over of the public. cable system has been iastall- Cuban-American Telephone to connect the systems of the lephone and the American Tel- Telegraph company. t (Signed) edvance in submarine telephone eomgmun - KARL F. BISHOP, ication. EDWARD H. M'CALT, WILLIAM F. m”\ Ansonia. nnouncement was made by andry and Machine com- . reduction in ive officers, effective, cut of from 5 to 12 1-3 cents an hour in wages of employea. be- g April 18. ectmen. I Dated, Lebanon, Conn., Amsl 11, 1921 —— SMOOT AN ADVOCATE OF GENERAL SALES TAX ‘Washington, April 10.—A general sajes tax was advocated tonight in a state- ment by Senator Smoot of Utah, g re- publican member of the senate finance committee, who formally announced he wauld introduce a bill to that end in the senate Tuesday. Senator Smoot’s measure, which he es-. timates would yielg approximately $i.- 500,000,000 in revenue annually, would place a flat tax of one per cent. on zross sales above $6,000 annually on virtually all commodities, both raw materials and finished produets. The bill carries a fow |’ exemptions but application of the tax would be stayed practically en'y on sue commodities as now bear a higher levy. M consideration of the Smoot pro- posal is planneq by the senate fimance eommittee in its study of the taxation T R his d sales’ ‘ax, Mr. Smoot sald it would be smple in ap- M’- and al-y to compute. He de- ‘would properly distributs the l-ua ol taxation, compelling each citizen to bear a share proportionate to his abliity te pay as measured by his buying or producing powers. “If the sales tax becomes a part of the revenue laws of our country,” the state- ment continyed, “congress can repeal all of the jrritating, nagging, diseriminatory taxes amounting to hupdreds of millions of dollars, and the excess profits tax, the result of which has worked such havo: with business concerns of our country and which have in many cases been com- pelleg to pay the excess profits tax on d ‘The bill contemplates payment of the whole tax, accumulated through the va- rious resales, by the ultimate consum- er, Senator Smoot said, adding that there was no objection te the firhl seller ab- sorbing the tax if he eared to do so. Willlam W. Husband, of Vermost, the new Commissiomer of Immigra- lion, suceceding Anthony Caminetts Mr. Husband has devoted years to the study of Immigration problems. He acled as executive secrelary of the immigration - commission from 1997 to 1911 and Ister served as chief of the contract laber division of the Department of Commerce and Labor under Secretary Nagel. A 1913 Mr. Husband made an sxhaust- ive first-hand investigation on jmsmi- gration conditions in Russin, the Balkans and Asiatic Turiktey. He served with the Amcrican Red Cross in Eurepe from 1917 to 1919 ead had eharze of the system of sunply- ing American prisoners of war ia Germany with food asd clothing. SUBMARINE TELEPHON CONNECTION WITH CUBA New York, April 10.—The first sub- marine telephone cable to link the United States with Cuba will be formally openeq tomorrow night when President Harding talks from Washington to Pres- iden: Menocal in Havana The Washington end ‘of the opening will be under the auspices of the Na- tional Press Club and will be held in the Pan-American building. In addition to the president, members of the press club will entertain as theilr guests Secretary Secretary Mellon, Se:rgtary Weeks, ecretary Donby, the Cuhan mi ister an@ other prominent Washinston of- ficlals. Addresses will be made by Avery Marks, president of the Press club, Dr. L. 8. Rowe, director of the Pan-American