Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 13, 1921, Page 9

2 o g WANTED—Tvo —paimters; ant‘orm. no others wanted ; i w:_"';fi"‘- nl!n kit :.'H"_fn' 3 WANTED—Man to woi on farm: mmn. L furnished. “gmwdh' n-d vay. L Pounx.‘flfr M"l "%& VANTED onk. W. ;I:uluuw M"-'Eilw M WANTED—Famale - ‘work ANTED—A woman for t a boarding house; $10 a week and Avply 178 West Thames St xp:lsd TWANTED — BT S family two. Arthur Bates, N,mo‘h. R. E‘ D. 1. aprisd wu!m’ BT, high l'l'ldlI‘u. wulil position as nurse- Bocafl, BiRkRon, conn: o I e 'fi:&' e uo\m 3::: %ulf apridd TWANTED—A l\l’o .IWd.l Tl for - an.l‘h%mwork. Phn‘ G43‘l :;n of Teferences. Write | Wi apridd Advertisement Wil Sell It| W Al-l-n—u No. 15 Russell roa bath, steam heat e fw particulars, lmz{vdu [] farm wagon, e 0] Re; oldx mu Mymc. dfi'v’.‘m’n Bop. 4. Norwich, Wn m‘z: 7 pianis, 2 000 bloom- they stand; good r. Phone 1876-4 npr Joseph’s T Call en Rt u llD-—an—wnnen over u hun- gove w‘mte ”‘:uunm, Dept. au{ ur. ‘mariid your names on file and be|st ready for the first vacancy. Call at the Bulletin Office. e T——— LOST AND FOUND LOST—Cameo pin, 5 libe; yeward. Write '-Pln” :zrn Bulletin. g _aprizd lm.A 2 nv old Wg March 29th. ¥inder nof lquml'lh Fe:::{ Colchester, Conn. 42, —_— s '.i'.gz:::.“}'*" FUNERAL DIRECTORS e e GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 PROVIDENCE 8T, TAFTVILLE \ Teleghicne 630 S —— &'xl( sd i ill ) i: i eed ; it wi & 's. “hecond Foed James M. Young & Funeral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerse Building Phone 23¥-2 Lady Assistant Funeral Director and Embalmer Prompt Service Day or Night HOURIGAN BROS, WAN 'ltn—o;nahh Woman _for gen- eral housswork- Apply 130 Uplon St. apri2d WIDOWER waats Polish girl for house- he r; will marry her. P. Trella, R. F. 9. 4. Lisbon. aprlld WAU“D—A family of girls for mill woyk. fddr- Miller, u{e Bulletin. -Position by _middle .fig care of invalid er work homkmne % hxmly of one, w:ite Bg WAh ED—A “eompetent 'holllenu.ld. Mrs. Gzc W. ml: 330 Washin; St Tel L aprid WANTED—Neat young sady_to work in store S. ¥. Peterson, lse, 130 15‘: prod_ DO ¥OU want to make money?Here is an opportunity for any and every woman to have an independent business. No spe- eial experience required. Every woman you meet will be eager to buy ‘Just-Sew Readicyt garments, and eliminate paper patterns, cutting out mazerm GOLD BOND whuq uc E dozen ; Manila el k in- | 5oc, X good lu:a, apri _._,_._—___,., e ’fil’a‘?“#‘““ e u‘%vm B 1 “W Telephoue 1885-18. ~ aprl urad JBI’I@ & g ‘u" "rm sz . f.eb&- R L SN, lu No. & separator, 5, or will_exchange WANTED—Gingham tarti stock. R. Coop :vwl:esa:vt:rfy nle:efi:’ E"m‘:?’{?g anelson 37-4. estery, T ' 310 per gord, wanisal | e' R S0 [ T iy T aprisd e .. E—8. C, R. I, Red “baby WANTED—To buy nv lrom cehmul April and early Ma; W : iz 00 after B. Department, Storrs, {ku s m‘{ . MP one 462 ? % WANTED—To uut or fl IF i hed apartment ¥ggs for hatehing, R, L :cr::tmm Telephone 48! ?rl &l ‘“11 range lluz:k ,lih a‘:: mar28M KF White Lexhorn from year old breeders, big pro- nmern for May; esgs §8 T SHAMP0OS, ma; 20 a hundred. Good- 08 mhaver mu_ ers, e mar2$d 'fihh 18c up; bred to lay; safe ivery guaranteed; all breeds ; _fl%uw WANTIH%hIml ury, Conn. for circulars; “Putnam_ brooders and diffiuclt work of home-sew! Children’s rompers, and dresses of the mest fashionable styles for girls, misses and ies come all ready cut out in mndl slzea choice of material, com- ‘pln. tg trimmings and findings. Our llustrated directions make them easy to put together. Prices are so moderate, styles so popu- lar, the idea so remarkable, that you can earn big commissions. Write today for particulars as to how. you may beeome a Just-Sew Readicut Garment Agent in your vieinity. Address 0. Box 1928, New Haven, Conn. aprl3d WANTED—GIRL SPOOLER Apply GLEN WOOLEN MILLS * Norwich Town tnmxmre. Tige: Roy (I East Hartford, Conn. e |4 mruekner, 55 Frapklin BL%— ' .»nu orwich. all the - ALE—About 10 tons of hay. mvm m, R. F. D. No, 5. aprlzd two loom worsted-white Wi "n'i'lnn-lmv'fiig sold_the pasture I have to sell the goats; I have a ST, Sanemon, G aprisd of gl Kinds; wiil exchagte for e B l#& or aute. - Otto Anderson, WANTED n, F b. apri2d X5 e S Sie W iriehed, Spiad ALE—Cheap, hull of yacht ing Toll-top desk, chairs and (yBOEISrS | Onge 3840 1t i ¢osd condition, copper seat ransonpiie, Inguire nit, rivefed, good boat to install MURPHY & M'GARRY. motor for flphin{ pleasure or houseboat; £an be seen at Fhimes Shipyard. - Phons THE FOLLOWING FLEDGES §i-¢ Now Loogon. aprizd k _eggs for d Rocl T have expired and are for sale ab . strain, Phone 1130. THE LIBERAL AN CO Ticket Nos. 860 to 1200, consisting of Waiches, D:woads. Jewelry, Silverwars, Revelvers, Gyus, ete, Al.l—!"arm of 11 acres, six-un- ur nlldv tion, four kinds of fruit trees, straw! s and raspberries ; house, barn 2nd hephouses in condition ; running Waler year aroun anklin Zipllotin Cmm Nflv London turnpike, within 10- s Bty oo oo arm of Norwich. kor particulars, Td- lifllv‘ John H. Fielding. aprlld ALE—Autemoblies OR SALE—Six Berkshire shoats, 125 RO S 24 »zmawn Tel. 1891-2 Norwich. FOR SALE—1918 Hyde tractor, 3-1f, two Rock Island 14 in. plows, in " IPl’.f g FOR SALE—Three rooms of furniture, ehm, 113 Main St Moosup. _ apriid EXPERIENCED GIRLS TO DRAW-IN Steady Work, Good Pay Apply NORWICH WOGLEN ‘MILLS CORPORATION Tlp_.pes_vil}le» £0B SALE—Horses i FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett City The Henry Allen & Son Co. 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant Telephene 410-2 DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 41 Main Street TRUCKING g, b. JosLn, xil 3 West Bt We s Mgl Ty ‘uovr‘ Doilers At phinery. Phone r AL [ e e tougy oun LAMBNT, J8. No 343 Main &, | ing, \rusking end = | oy 1 S A (T o Y Ol M C. B, BROMLEY ’ ..E - LT TEAMING AND TRUCKING Bone very promptly and at reasonable prices. ARTHUR H. LATHROP Bhetucket Street B ——e—— BOOKBINDING T BOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD 108 Broadway Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order ©COAL AND WoOOD CeAL, Ododmkwnrh or 1 it "-nnlqmuu Phone 504 or Willew Bt., m’ I Phene 175( Hayes ¥OB SALE—Kentucky —saddle mare, five gaited, very stylish and active. Phone 1876-4, apri2d ¥OR SALE—Pair of horses, dump cart and harness, guaranteed and right, weight 3000 lbs, § years “old._-lsadore Horowitz, Montville, ~Tel. 1878-13. _aprizd’ SALE HORSES {1 have 15 Horses of ail sorts, that | { wish to mspesf?,ot right away, to make " room for my hext load which will_ar- | rive April 16th—these wiil be extra nice horses. ELMER R. PIERSON Telephons 536-3 HORSES HORSES Qme pair of dapple grays. 5 and b years old, pound, weight 2800 pounds; one pair brqwn. 6 and ( years old. 1 also have li Bead of other horses. I must sell horses at a loss to make room for gsh load. No good offer refused. I bl your inspection P. HAMILTON, Main Street. 8 Telephone 1986-3. aprlld - DENTISTS DR.‘C. R. CHAMBERLAIN 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 " | 208 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Offies Hours: 8—12, 1:30—5, 6:30—8 Telephone Paul A. Schwartz, D. M. D. DENTIST Somers Block. On the Square Telephone 774 _—— HOTELS —— e Anmcu HUUBE, D. Morrissey, Prop. t class Garage Service Come Decied. Phone. Shetucket Street. T DEL-HOFF HOTEL, European Plan Bres., Props. Telephone 1227. 23-28 Broadway = —ie————— % NURSERY et T M e e O NOW is the time to trim and prune your fruit and shade trees by expert tree men. Phone 1957. George Moaroe. — BOWLING ALLEYS BOWLING AND BILLIARDS AT THE AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS MAJESTIC BUILDING dition and running ;ruw ‘G. Stew) Taftville. Phone §30. FOR.SALE—One ton 1920 fl truck, in excellent econdition, equip) has one !DIN tire and rim; attractive low with pneumz,flc tires an £ s‘fi” 01 R SALE—One of the best farms in N Landou county, full set of large ‘buildings, 132 acres of land, among other md farms; immedigte possession. Wm. l}mn, l.cbuwn Conn. Phone 78. quick sale. ADDlY to B. mi’fz'r e “FOR BALE—AC once, handsome Alaska seal 29 nphee deep, some worn, $40. "FOR SALE—1813 four mu-r Buiek | 29 st, City. aprild ;fl&:fi“&sé‘ggg same. h‘ 4 'W I‘DB: 'AL;E_'B-;“g Flyim“u;‘ Hocks: [or setting, e 0 eare_Bulletin, _aprizd || GRS .{mn ke from No. 1 pen, con- | FOR SALE_1920 Special llx St baker, good as new; reason lslave two cars. Inquire 683 Nonh uutlu a( first R l. pouitry shew, mated with 10 of my best hens; also eggs from - Jules Francais strain utility hens and pullets; these are FOR SALE—On 34 -Lon ( ul om from heayy laying strain, goiden yellow one-ton truek ? legs, dark ‘or light birds, that can enter able Dnce Vo 3 lnln e, 3815, the show reom and make folks sit up and take notflu. or produce eggs through the . “Im rom November on, when eggs are mf;ofuflg:'m:"z&“m“ , While others are eating their heads | Town St. Phone 818-14, lflfl Phflu orders to 769-13, “aterrord. april b Ai“‘nu:“t‘;ull’ A ;D o ;“."“"; 784 | “PoR SALE Champion Belle Artis, No. 5%, mm, son of Champion Lel.e Hen goupe and 5 pass. sedam $5,063 m and Kastelointje Pontiac Artis, trucks, fand 2 13 m&‘”, { fi'“ 1, ds1s. " Simon Lrewsier, Jewelt City. St,, Danielson, Conn. Tel. 340. USED CARS 1919 DODGE RUNABOUT, 1920 SCRIPPS-BOOTH RUNABOUT 1920 HUPMOBILE TOURING. Hnmo- ¥OR iAlJD—Lm'ze farm in mill viliage, on Larn vond, spring, well, orchard, fine mowing and Pasture, large Woodlot. MIs. Calvin Wilcox, R. 1, Norwich. apréd TFOE SALE—100 cords hard wood, stoye lengths, for half of price what 1 have beeu selling last fall. FPeter Naw- rw.kl, Yaatie, Conn. 'Tel. 1704 aprid “¥OR SALE—Thoroughbred “Ayrshire bull galf 3 months old. Phone 39-5 Leva- Ben. aprad_ ¥OR BALE—Hemstitching and picoting attachment; works on all sewing ma- cajpes; Drice Y4 ; personal checks l0c ex- tra. Lignts Mail Order House, Sox 171, Birmipguam, Ala. aprld "FOK SALER. L. Red oges ior hatch- ing. Phone 1844-3. FOR SBALE—Choice young wo 1920 FIUPMOBILE COUPE. I now have a repair ll‘-op and bile service station on phone F48-23. Aibert lefll Repair work solicited. C. V. PENDLETON, 45 Breadway, apr2d PIANO TUNERS ing PLAYER PIANOS repaired, planos s aiso 1 pair of Holsteins, weight 3500 lbp. Tel, ¥8-4 Wllhmanhc aprzd YOR B, Fine 3 year old Holstein bull, 7-8 white, grown by Storrs, a aandy and gentle, $100 takes nim; 1 U. S. milk separalor in good order, 1 International manure spreauer, O. K., $70; 1 two-horse potets digger T % E congition. P uone £00d, Wflhmlnuc Dlv x—nfluw Farm, J. 1sham & Son, Columbia, Conn. aplld "“FOR SALE The dairy, truit and poul- try farm of W. C. Smith in kFrankin; on state road, 15 minutes' ride irom Nor- ; beautiful Jogation, house up to date with all the m«em improvements. Come and_investigate. C. Smiti, on the premises, or Tel 33 12 or inquire W. k. Hijl, Thayer Bldg. mar3ld ¥OR SALE—Excellent hard wood, $9 | eord ; chestnut and small wood, $5 cord; Bard’ wood, sawed, $19-cord. 'henry. L. Saucier, Danicison, Conn. ‘el $i-3. mrud tuned by H. Beverly, 79 Hamilton Ave., | hams, Norwich, Conn. aprid 'GEER THE PIANO TUNER 122 Prospect St. Bhone 511 —————— PLUMBING AND GASFITTING is, $35; loois are CONTRACTOES —JOBBERS, umbing and Heating. JOHN nulll. Breed Brilding. . ROBERT J. COCMBANE, P LB, MEATING v AND MILL BUFFLIES, Washington Square. FPHUME 681, The very best plumbi lmnunenrn,t the fairest pri " ‘;fl'.! anleed; aiso Leating ana gas fittiag, JOMN F. TOMPKING 67 West Main St T. F. BURNS 91 FRANKLIN STREET . s‘ror in to see us; we carry every- thing in the line of second-hand furni- fure, stoves, etc. New London Salesroom, 1§ Water St, Norwich. L‘nnne 1703-2. maric for sale. Write for bulletin. NOTICE I AM MAKING A SPECIAL EF- FORT TO CLEAR OUT A LOT OF LUMBER ORIGINALLY INTENDED FOR USE IN CONSTRUCTING A MILL AT GOODYEAR, CONN., ALL NEW, CLEAN STUFF, WHICH I FOLLOWING INSURANCE OF 2 BY 10 SPRUCE, AT $43 PER THOUSAND FEET. A BIG LOT OF 2 BY 4 CHESTNUT AT $35 PER THOUSAND FEET. I WILL HAVE A MAN AT THE NSTBUCTION OFFICE AT GOOD- AR ON. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK TO SHOW THIS STOCK TO INTEH- ISAAC S. JONES INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Richards Building 91 Main Street|[] SSTED PARTIES. LOUIS WOLF, PROTECT YOURSELF TEL. . PUTNAM, CONN. AND YOUR FAMILY | S Place your Fire, Burglary, Liabil Automobile, Life, Accident and Nnilzl Insurance witn HAROLD S. BURT 120 Laurel Hill Avenue ice Phone 598-8 FOREIGN AGENCY Foreign Money Orders mh Tickets for all parts of the world. Packages of all kinds delivered in all parts of Europe. Real Estats and Fire ce. M. FORM!GLIO Prompt 280 ankhn Street, Norwich, Conn. DANCING Phone 784-5 Mar4d N. H, ,let Instruetor, Odd S R Hall, Norwich. Private leasons -] WHEN YOU WANT to,put your busi- Phone 1706 or 1996. Evening class Mon- | ness before the public, thére is no medi- days and & o'siock, apréd |um better than through the advertising o8 The Ballatin ; located one-half mile ! biye ribbon, purpie ribbon | d speeial cockerel at the Westerly, | oxen, 2 pair of Devous, 2 pair of Dur- |] FARMS 2 mune- Farm Agency, Danielson, Coan. AlMFwS-h i Advertisement Will Sell It PR byttt ———— FOR SALE in very desirable Real Estate are now being picked up every day by those who keep informed through our office, We offer the cream of - Town Country property. beund to increase rapidly and| rooems, modern b Property that is tage is new, never eccupied. value, We also have a most select list,of dairy and stock farms for sale on Situated on Pleasant Street, copner Mountain; splendid loufiou. ul’:‘nl con::um to nl\ool., and business cantaing 1 lam p'pd ‘l:llhful grounds. A seld at onse. WILLARD W. HAYDN 70 Mnln $treet, Willimantig, Conn, Phene 38-8 Nain l ‘FOR SALE Cottage, 7 rooms and bai ception hall, firg place in | hed oak floors—Four good s room, R. 8, BARTLETT, Trustep 44 Shetucket Street most liberal terms. Sea wus today. FOR su Write for Farm Bulletin, :1 quality, ned wood RACINE FARM AGENCY | $7530 pir oi—fireen wood 1100 ot DANIELSON, CONN. wgood, delivered to parts of FOR SALE ments. Only ore tax. A.V.COVELLO Tel. 683-3 FOR SALE on Hunter’s Ave. Taftville tem. For particuiars inquire ‘of WILFRED BEAUREGARD Hunter's Ave. 2 tenement house, all modern improve- Lot 110x210. Barn in W, Side car line, 200 ft. away from city limit. For full particulars, see 198 Cliff -Street 10 Room House, and 14 Lots HARRY “B. FORD PHONE 782 TO RENT TO RENT—A nice five_rooms, near Roudd A. Kennedy, aprldd TO RENT—On Corning Ave, East lgorwlch one mfle‘trom Fufl ve-room cottage, in good tion, W/ woodhouse, hennouse and large fardm terma reasonable, Mrs, Peckham, R. D. 3. apri. TO RENT—Most desirable part of Barber farm on Plain Hill; hw W ny te: At T e | Tel, 56-4 Jewe of ;‘;y and pasture land. House has all modern impnv:d- 1'3175(:%:‘];\1 Tmmf{fi':fi_:“‘ ments and in repdir. Barn is equipp '—Tenement Iprove- with _electric lights and- water sys-|Mments. 62 Starr St. aprid _ FOR RENT—Two-story seml-fireproof building, about 7,000 square feet floor space, fine place for most any kind of Taftville mmu(actufln‘. near railroad and line ¥OR SALE \ ant surroundings, 2 houses, 6 and irooms, 2 barns, sheds and outbuildings, 40 acres smooth fields, 40 pastures, farm; $3,700. very easy terms, take automobile in part payment; two good farms to rent. TREYONS’ AGENCY, aprild Willimantic, Connm. Fine farm, 90 acres, state road, I'llefll; 10 | for -small family, woods, lots of fruit, fish and ice pond on | Thames St. or will also to New York. Call or uldrell Wil- liam F. Hill, Re;\l EllflLB Insuranes, _Tha; orwich. marzéd FOR ments, four NT Two rooms each, with medern L T xm\T—_-"“ Furnished rooms, phone 274. 3 :u%’" Very Desirable Broadway Residence FOR SALE Solidy built brick house of 15 rooms, three baths and all latest improve- ments. Can easily be remodeled for two family occupancy. Garage for two motors. Have two other fine Broadway residences thrge at- tractive home properties on Wash- ington Street for sale. ARCHA W. coIT Highest Grade Properties Teiephone 1334 63 Broadway { Motorcycle Business For Sale |" I am considerinz selling out the mo- geireld | toreycle end of my business. Here is an bora April | opportunity to start with an established | T will sell | out the Indian agemcy, my stock of parts, and several second hand motorcycles af | a reasonable price. If interested, call and | line—The Indian Motorcycle. see me, C. V. PE‘{DLETO‘, apr2d Broadway. | FOR RENT ONE OF THE CHOICEST APART- MENTS IN NEW LONDON COUNTY, CONSISTING OF SEVEN ROOMS, EQUIPPED WITH ALL THE MOST MORERN IMPROVEMENTS, TOGETH- ’EB WITH AN UP-TO-DATE GARAGE, | [ | | FOR FULLEE PARTICULARS, QUIRE OF IN- JCHN A. MORAN, REAL ESTATE BROKER, FRANKLIN SQUARE. —_— ABCHITECTS CUDWOETH & THOMPSON ARCHITECTS Thayer Building, Norwich, Coan. ey, BILDERBECK & LANGDON E INC. FOR SALE AT NORWICH TOWN Six Room Cottage With About One-Half Acre of Land. PRICE $2,000 JAMES L. CASE 40 SHETUCKET STREET ARCHITECTS— ENGINEERS 159 State Street Phone 1118 New London, Conn. Plans and Specifications For Fac- tories and Municipal Buildings, Sur- veys and Reports, Water Works and Sanitary Engineering. l CIGARS S — CIGARS Whitestone Cigar sare $70 per’ thomsand 3. F. CONANT, 11 Fraskils St Farm For Sale 95 acres land, about 30 tillable, bal- ance pasture and.woodland, plenty of water, some fruit trees, good two-ten- 1§ ement house, barn and several otner buildings, & number of henhousds cellent location, near factories, ehirgh and schoolhouse, 10 minutes’ drive from Franklin square, on stat road; can negotiate liberal loan for pur- 1§ chaser. For particulars, inquire of {| FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Phone Norwich, Conn. Central Bldg. " FOR SALE _ VERY DESIRABLE 93 Boswell Avenue Price. For Full Particulars’ Inquire of %, JOHN A. MORAN, i REAL ESTATE BROKER FRANKLIN SQUARE $1,500 - | WILL 8UY AN 80-ACRE FAkm, ! ROOM | CLASS CONDITION, 24x26. FERTILITY — ABUNDANCE | WoOb, PLENTY OF FRUIT. STORES, A SINCERE FARM BUYER, (CHOICE OF 400) oppe o Wiliam A. Wilcox FARM SPECIALIST 41. WEST, BROAD STREET ROOMS 1 AND 2 WESTERLY, R, b _ 7.ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE This is an Exceptional Opportunity to AMES—Con Seclre a Nice Home for a Moderate excavating and lwflerfl lld TOBACCO Wholesale and Retail * We carry a complete line of Domestic and Imported e it will pay you to walk over, JOHN R. BOWMAN 116-118 WEST MAIN STREET NORWICH, CONN. Established for Half a Century) i BULLOING PERRONE & Christian Co. i'!fl cuntractors, stonework, brickwork, crete and cement, plaster, and pmg, 1 | nythini extra. 16 Platt Ave. Tel. Ne. 479 >all between 5 and 6,30 a. m. and 'rroms:m to 9 p. m. augdd JOHN BELLONE and Louis Lalima, 102 Chestnut St, General Contractors. ITnl 531-12. aprizd FUMIGNARO 3 X St. Nor-leh C:‘u‘ . 3 rmunl.l%"ncreu Work ¢ Telephone 627-5, CEMENT FOR EVERYBODY. ' JOTTAGE HOUSE IN FIRST- NEW BARN + AND IN A HIGH STATE COF oF 1-4 MILE TU VILLAGE. POST OFFICE, CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS. A RARE BARGAIN FOR SEND FZ. MY LATEST FARM BULLETIN, THE PECK-McWILLIAMS CO. WILLIAM C. YOUNG Buccessor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER % Best work and materials at right prices, by skilled labor. ephone 50 West Main 8t, .mt known as ' "u;tl—.-u &fi A'Il‘l. N. 1921, mmn- Avnu .r:fi'w”' ’IU".A', APRIL 14, 1981, 5 at 10 o'slosk 8. m. W—HEAD OF nrocx-—u of Holstein eattle, head spme fresh and .c.nn lr- 8 year ‘0‘ l" E‘:‘-a Ropsarlaet wni ¥ threshing machine (new) tvo- orse International corn pi; g, 1 Hoblnm lanter in nrder, Os er, 1 rnuh- -u cut manure er, rows, and other tools. f.’hllfl in necessitates the Aucflon.n ugene Pendleton, West- erly, R. 1., and Lowell J. Wileox, Norwich Town. MRS. M. §. DAMEREL, Owper. ‘Westerly, R. L aprisd AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIRS s HAVE your tires retreaded, look fll wear Lazoie Ttnut':‘s,"f Wl s webets T¥OBRD OWNERS—Have your m .unnw porerm AT ""‘.X“ ipg Ceo., 31 Chestaut ll. Frozen Radiators Repaired and Recored Thoreughly Tested Under Air Pressure. MUD GUARDS AND LAMPS , STRAIGHTENED AND BREPAIRED E. SHANLEY 499 MAIN STKEET, (East 8ide) OVERHAULING AND REPAIR WORK Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim« ming, Upholstering and Woed Werk, Blacksmithing in all its branches Scott & Clark Corp. 507 TO 615 NORTH MAIN STREET REPAIRING AND BLACKSMITHING BLACKSMITHING, rvpnr work of lll Norvlch Auto M Ce., 79 t., Norwich, Cona. apridd overhaull kinds ; i~ h raeshoein, Shetucket AUTO WASHING nlnu,ur-r-‘d. e e FL ST TR AUTOS TO HIRE St. Phone nu"u. R Im“m: AI’TO to hire; closed car for wed- ‘lnl'?l' ‘'unerals, Jobn Wolfe. Phane CHIROPODIST . mnn [ "ucl nur " Main St Bu,il& i nr" ll.” WORK always done and af m J. Alll‘f!ul 212 Frank- lin 8t, ty Shot apridd LEGAL NOTICES A COURT OF PEOBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of i Norwich, on the 12th day of April, A D. 1921 Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. \mh““ O e Drsirict, dcesasad - o in said ct, dece: Administratrix appeared in Court nM filed & written application alleging sald estate is now in settlement in Court, and DNYlnl for an order to well Dfl-fln real es elonging to sald estate, fully Mll:rlbed mde-l‘ lg‘p;‘hflt_ ‘Whersu It Is Ordered, at llc«l!lo‘nwge heard and ducrmlluru m-u Court Room in the City of Distriet, on the 19th day of Avfll. A D. 1921, at 10 o'clock in the orenosn. Aand that nolma of the pendency of gaid avplication, and of said thereon, be given by the publication this order once in some newspaper havin a eirculation in said District, at I three days prior to the dats of said hear- ing, and that return be made to the Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true cOpy of record. Attest: HEEN M. DRESCHER. aprisd Clerk. NOTIOE 70 CREDITORS. AT A COURT OF PROBATE WELD at Norwieh, within and for the District of Norwdch on the Sth day eof April, A. D. 1921 Present—NF S0ON J. AYLING, -llb‘ll E. Draper, late of deceased. Estate of Herbert Norwich, in sald District, Ordered, That the Admlnlllrutflx cite the ereditors ¢f sald deceased %h their claims sgainst sald “stats six months from Lhis date, by postin to that effect, ther with & copy of order, on ln—-! Dearest ¢ the place whers, sal dwelt, II‘ Il the same Tt 3 lnd y publishing once In n newspaper having & “hllfl\ i1 said Diririct, and make ve- twrn w thy NE| J AYLING, Judge. The aboye and feregoing is u true copy Attest: HELE/! M, DRESCHER. . Clerk. NOTICE~All creditors of said de- cessed are Ly no‘ified to presen! lhlr claims agnmst sald estats to the at ct orwich undersign: t., Conn., within the time limited in the above and (or‘nh“ order. INNIE E. DRAPER, aprisd Administral THERE 1= no advertising medium s Xastern Connecticut equu to The Bulle- B for business results. e s e pavar Cemectont el "t LA