Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 14, 1921, Page 9

| vereEescmmsee. rreeeees e I LR AL sea e €4 A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It| #?F ABulntiant ment Will Get It . WANTED—Female class_counterman; st wud wages; good hours. Apply Steward, uregan H _ apridd otel. = gardensr wishes position T FARMER on_geni estate; life experience in{ — Seniral fafming and truek pardenme Shes Ghre of tharougnbred attia; best. of peferences. R. E. Stllman, R. F. D. No. Norwich, Conn., care Hubbard Estate. %, Prone 18722 8 apr14ThS “w, D — Fsperienced ali around farm id; steady; good wages. Tel 2. X apri4d " WANTED _Man for general work: wages $12 1":& room and board. Ap- E Pluigheid, or Tel. Moosup aprisd T WANTED—Two painters; must be firet Ciass; W oihers wantes nion men ADp:y 319 Franlin St. before a m Sooway & Jafle. apriid " WANTED—Place on' farnn with tene- t for with small family. _Apply write to 6. R Wheeler, North Frank- - aprild WANTED—A-1 mechanic and electri- cldn' on aufomobiles ‘and motor trucks; no sthers need apply, Address Box 247, Dan- ieison, Conn. aprsd - WARTEL Barber. Wauregan H Barber Shop. ‘mar2g WANTED The names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn- ing and earn some money carrying papers. Frequently there are good routes. Get your names on file and be ready for the first vacancy. Call at the Bulletin Office. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Pocketbook with bankbeok in -Mohican store, Saturday night Finder return to Peter Nawrocki, Yantic, and re ceive reward. apridd T LOST—Cameo pin, reward. Write - apridd REWARD! M articles picked up at ruins of the Baker home on Lafayette Street, aft the fire, are returned to the Bullet Office, the findars will be suitdbly re- warded and their kindness will be greatly appreciated. MRS. E. H. BAKER. atent cla “Pin.” care Lul POULTRY SEOR SALE—Greene's buttermilk baby feed; it will raise all you hatch; Greene’s “Second Feed” Greene's Gro- tast” James M. Young & Sor. murdd 'mr chicks, 18¢ up; bred to lay; safe Aleh\er\ Edaranteed ; all br,tds, for circulars; Putnam brebders ll.fl Roy Clark, Bast Hartford, Conn. wprizd FUNEEAL DIRECTORS Funeral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Commercs Building Phone 235-2 Lady Assistant Funeral Director “and mbalmer plete With trimmings and findings. Our liberal’ - WANTED—Miscellaneous WANTED—AL once, & youns refined girl to wait on. customhers; steady. vnrk. wages $11 a week to start; lln Py WANTED—Two oun. hdtu m~work Bell afm;us- i in store; stea mgy ‘WAN1ED—Two-room turnished apart- man; must be close to 2 A Bulletin For Sale . Advertisement Will Sell It e FOR SALE—Grocery store on main ment foF Young man i must be, o street of mnn(munu'.em.m price uare o "Box 976, care | right: good opport lars, by | unre e P s K n'.:'l?n. > 3% Jackson & Wmlmnnfl&_ G rm WANTED—First class cook. Inquire Royal Restaurant, Jewett City. apridd BUXING in v lfl'fl quantities, The Pasnik Co. sell for N marisd iply at once. é"yl' Pcuno-. 130 i apridd oy WANTED—W “Yo_do- housework by youlg woman with baby. Inquire 33 Frankln St. -apridd WANTED—Experienced woman to ds general housework; 4lso Willing 1o, £o 0 the beach. ,Apply 62- Broad: St l’t{‘fi ‘WAgvvrsb——As vm;lg; eneral wok 2t & boarding house; 2w and’ uomi. Apply 178 West Thames St. f | tiques. King, 48 Water WANTED_GIrl's ueond hand bicydle. Teleplwne 581. -pnsd 1 T FIBST CLASS work at reduced Miller's Hair Dressing -Parlors. N8 by appointment. _ apridd IF ¥OU think anything of your mon you owe yourself & call to The Pasnik before you buy SOuF spring apparcl ANTED—Household goods and an- Phene 38-3. two. Axtuur Tiia Namu A\ _aprlsd WANTED Refined American girl, high school graduate, wants position as nurse- ‘maid_or ion ; Teferences. . Writa o 2pridd for I& Address apridd ““WANTED—Capable woman for gen- eral housework. Apply 130 Union u' _apr eral housework |=1rf-he country. Country, Bulletin Office. * aprild "FOR SALE—Cobbler seed potatoes $1, Cottage lettues plants Sic per 100 mall, 75¢ at farm. Luther Holton, Noi Franklin, Tel. apr14ThS FOR_SALE—Baby carriage, almost new., . Inquire 38 wuhluton St._apridd "m BALEFarm, 50 acres, 15-room slectrio lights, big bars, chicken rage, o n ‘Woods, five-cent car- ‘?:'} on’the Westerly L. Ronno. WANTED—Shoes repalrea with _tha best leather ; reasonable prices. K. Buo- 03 West Main St._augSThSTu _ " WANTED—Books, old_and new. King, 48 Water St Phone 38-2. aprild “SALESMEN'S sample millinery on J asnlk Co. Stores. mari2d TED—Gingham box loom Weav- starung up uew looms; only goed vers need apply. Lorraine Mig. Con Westerly, R. I aprild ers WANTED—A competent Mrs. George' W. St Tel 41l % P WANTEDNeat young -ady to work in store. 8. F. Peterson, Jac., 130 Main st aprod 80 housemaid. Lane, 380 Wulm:flnll DO YOU want to make money? Here is an obportunity for, any and -every woman to have an independent business. No spe- cial experience required. Every woman you meet will be eager to buy Just-Sew Readicut garments, and eliminate paper patterns, cutting out materisl—all the uclt work of home-sewing. Children’s rompers, and dresses of the most fashionable styles for girls, misses and ladies come all ready cutout in standard sizes, choice of material, com- illustrated directions make them easy to put together: Prices are 50 moderate, styles 5o popu- lar, and; the idea 50 remarkable, that you car earn big commissions. Write tdde- sof particulars as to how you may become & - Just-Sew Readicut Garment Agent in your vicinity. ~Address P. 0. Box 1928, New Havea, Conn: apridd WANTED—GIRL SPOOLER Apply | ; GLEN WOOLEN MILLS Norwich Town WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRLS ‘TO. DRAW-IN Steady Wotk, Geod Ply Apply NORWICH WOOLEN MILLS CORPORATION Thamesville < £OR SALE—Horses ¥OR SALE—Ba; driving mare, and buggy. Can | Ave . harness e @een at $4 Hamilton apridd ¥OR SALE—Kentucky saddle .mare, five gaited, very stylish-and active. Phone 1876-4. apri2d FOR SALE_Palr of. horses, dump eart and harfiess, guarantéed safe and right, weight 3000 1bs.,' 8 years old. Isadare Horowitz, Montville. “Tel. 1878-13. aprizd WANTED_Farms wanted! _Farms wanted! For quick sale. Weisiers Farm Danielson. _aprid “SAMPLE wrags and coais at Tess tha TR IR - SpFSTalhi balf lhfl prices you_ elsewhere. e SHO! , Noai Conn., L T i v B0 ~ B Y o ielson, Putnam. marizd WANTED—To rent or lease, micely ished apartment; must be in good il location. Telephone 486-3, aprid GOLD BOND tobacco 10¢ a tin, buy & dozen Manila cigars sLc for 25c; pipes 50c, a good line, at-Fagan's Smoke Shop. _apréd “WHEN youre clean! house, don’t burn_your old furniture, books and pa- pers; they may be valuable; call us and find out; highest prices. Louis D. Ward, 30 and 32 Water St. Norwioh, Tel 708-3. _marlsd ~SHAMPOOS, manicure or face massage now 50c. Lindgren’s, Ladies' Hair Dress- ers, 106 Thayer Bidg. Tel 573-3. ‘mar29d DOUBLE FACED ladies’ sailors §2. rolled and straight, at The Pasnik Co. sell for less. mar12d line/ apridd B R Slbmng. rings for ree nd _rin cash. Address Gardaer, case Bulletin. _apridd = TFOR SALE—A Jortable heshouse 8x12 ft. Inguire 138 Washington St ‘apr12TuTh§ SaITTAR, . Shie Soiiid FOR SALE—Four choice building lots on Maole St sslect neighborhood, city s; bargain for quick sale. iress E 3 c. Balletin. 00" ZprosTuThs - FOE SALE—Good home, eight rooms, near city hall, price $3,500,-easy terms. Ask Bill or Coates, 312 Thayer Building. commanding éxtended view of sound, large lot With fruit, 53 feet on | { shore, fine boating and fishing facilities ; in order to effect a quick sale it is offered at an exceptionally low price. Address Biu & Contes, Norwich, Comz Ehene 18186 apr9STuTh ¥oR SALE_Cedar posts, 8 1-3 to 12 inches in diameter, & quantity of cedar | fence rails, cedar bean poles 85 cents per | dozen, $7 per hundred, pea brush 40 | cents ‘per dozen, $3 per hundred. Phone | 104633 Ji D, Nesthuy, Norwish Town. _apré “FOR SALE_Hunting dog. _Write An- selo Del Pesco, Box 65, Brookiyn, Conn. apraMTh FOR SALE—House No. 15 Russell road, seven rooms and bath, steam heat and electric lights. For particulars, apply 12 St. Regis Ave. Capridd "FOR SALE Two-horse farm_wagon, WANTEDSecond hand and_antique furniture. Tiger & Kremen, successors to A Bruckner, 55 Franklin St Phone 717-3 Norwich. mar29d ““NEW_ spring coais, some as low as $5.97; don't pay those high prices; see What The Pasnik Stores, can offer you before you buy. mar12d WANTED 01d fashioned glassware, mirrors, ple- tures, crockery, chairs, tables, etc.. and second hand furniture. We pay highest cush prices for small or large lota. WAED BROS., Dealers, 45 Jackson St, 632. ‘Willimantie WEAVERS also one heavy express wagon. Call rear 341 Main St. aprisd "FOR SALE—House, barn, chicken coop and orchard, on Reynolds Hill, Mystic. lnullh“a“ivvlln W. Ely, R. F. D. 4, "Norwich. apr! " ¥OR SALE—Pansy piants, 2,000 bloom- ing, very reasmable as they stand; good Druw:lll‘x‘un for dealer. Phone 1876-4, lllr “¥OR SALE—Two good new milch cows. Telephone 1885-13. apridd FOR BALE—Sharples No. 4 separator, in A-1 condition, $25, or will exchange for small pigs or young stock. R. Cooper, Brooklyn, Conn. ~Tel. Danielson 37-3. _apridd two loom worsted-white work ; ] " FOR SALE—Hard wood, $10 per cord, steady _employment. w}mh.s’lo K |stove lengths. Phone 1099-2. C. Sl MI) s, Danielson, Conn. _apridd_ | Brown, Yantic, “apridd ©FETR ¥OR SALE—About 10 tons of hay. THE FOLLOWING PLEDGES Otto_Anderson, R. F. D. No. 5. _apriad ove expired and are for sale ab THE LIBEBAL LOAN C0.: Ticket Nos. 860 to 1200, consisting of Watches, Diamonds.. Jewelry, Silverware, Revolvess, Guns, eté. 63 Franklin St. ops. Gulletia Os ——— FOR SALE—Automobiles FOR SALE—Ford touring car, 1918 model; run less than 5000 miles, de- mountable Tims and new cord tires, cheap for cash, or will exchange for stock. O. H. Main, Norwich. Tel. 489. _aprléd FOR SALE—One one-ton Buick truck, 1913, $225. ' Mrs. C. D. Babcock, Jeweti City. "Phone 19-2. apridd ¥OR SALE—1918 Hyde tractor, two Rock Island 14 in. plows, in dition” and running order. G. Taftville. Phone $30. FOR SALE—One ton 1920 Stewart truck, in excellent condition, equipped with pneumatic tires and has one spare tire and rim; attractive low price - for guick sale. Apply to B. K. Smith, 201 Main St, Putnam, Conn. Tel. 131, _aprizd TFOR SALE—19 r_cyling 060 running. orders 9-16, HORSES I am citting loose, at sacrifice oHicen) ZESHERR of forses, ‘IncludinE ive phirs of good seconds, that I have, « hand, as I must make room for .her caflg:d due in Danielson fron west on April 20. et in and see these horses mow c i, fine_chunks. and general pur- 3¢ horsss, at. prices that are so loy st ybu will Want to buy. JOEN FLOOD, PALACE' LIVERY ' STABLES runabout, have no further use for same. Address Runabout, care Builetin. ~aprizd FOR SALE—1930 Special Six Stude- baker, good as new; reason for selling, have two cars. Inquire 633 North Main St aprizd FOR SALE—One 3i-ion truck and one -ton truck on easy terms at reason- ~_ble price. No. 341 Main St. Tel. 387-5. marz26d FOR SALE_1919 Reo speed wagon; will sacrifice for guick sale. Town St. Phone $18-14. FOR SALE—New 1921 Oaklands, m-d— or and 5 pass. touring, $1,39 Prompt Service Day or Night .riice St, Danlelsos, Cor e and s pass, sedan. 34,065 Northway | ~¥ok_SALE—Chaios = "" A 1. 1“5‘-! v ridd ucks, 2 and 3 1-2 ton capacity, $3, l“ oxent, 2 pwif of Devunl.yio“l;'uu' ;’("ll::lnxi -Tel ap! ud $4,400. E. E. Anderson, 21 Maple | pums, also 1 pair of isieins, weight i, Danielson, Conn. Tel 340, #Marlod | 3500 1bs. Tel. 98-4 Wiil antic. aprid — | Tel. 1884-3. “FOR SALE—Having sold fhe pasture land, I have to sell the goats; I have a number of all kinds; wil exchange for horses, stock or auto. Otto Anderson, R. ¥. D, No, 5. aprizd FOR_SALE—Cheap, hull of yacht | Onda, 38x9 ft., in good condition, copper fastened, iveted, boat to instail | motor for fishing, pleasure or houseboat; | can be seen at Thames Shipyard. Phone | §15-4 New London. apri2d ¥OR BALL Bafred Rock _eggs for | hatabing; egg-laying strain. Phone 1130. mll’!iThBln ¥OR SALE—Farm of 11 wu.‘llx un- der cultivation, four kinds of fruit trees, strawberries and raspberries; house, barn and henhouses in good condition ; running water year around; located one-half mile | from New London' turnpike, wRhin 10- | gent farm of Norwich. Ior particulars, | dohn k. Fielding. _aprild ¥OR SALE—Three tooms of furniture, cheap, 113 Main St, Moosup. _ "aprild FOE SALE—One of the best farms in New London county, full set of large buildings, 132 acres of land, among other good farms; immediate possession. Wm. A, Mast Conn. Phone 78. FOR SALE—Champion Belle Artis, No. 282230, son of Champion Belie Hengerreld and Kastelomntje Pontiac Artis, born April 16, ulll,d Stmon Brewster, Jewett City. _apr! FOR SALE—100 cords hard wood, stove lengtns, for half of price what I have been seiling last fall. Peter Naw- rocki, Yantic, Conn. Tel. 1704, aprid OB SALE—Thoroughbred Tshire bl oal % montus oid. Ehone 8920 Lsbas non. aprad attachment; works on ail sewing ma- chines ; price ¥4 ; personal checks 10¢ ex- ta. Lignts Mail Grder House, Box 127, Birmingham, Al aprid “¥OR SALE—R. I Red ¢ggs for hatch- ing. Phone 1844-3. aprad ag- | with small store. doing ‘sxuod business in FOR SALE—Hemstitching and picolng || FOR SALE . FOR SALE Desirable property at anbrld'e, con- sisting of 33 acres of light, early land, with wood for home use, 1,200 feet on Military Highway, 2,000 feet/on Poque- Cove; good two-tenement house, summer; any number of rented during season; Will raise early vegetables (especially strawberries); sif- uated three miles from Norwich, 10 min- utes from trolley, 15 minutes trom rail- road. Call or address WILLIAM F. HILL, 108 Thayer Bldg., Norwich, Conm. Real Estate and Insarance. boats can _ be WIDOW MUST SELL fine 123-acre farm, nicely located, main automobile highway, pleasapt surround- ings, river along one side, good markets, seven-room cottage, large barns and out- buildings, large, smooth, productive flelds, excellent’ pastures, valuable $2,500, easy. terms. PRYONS’ AGENCY, apriid . Willimantic, Conn, FOR SALE 50 acres of tand in Willimantic, Conn,, for sale—divided into wood- land, pasture and many fine building lots; situated within the city limits, Splendid property to develop. A bargain if sold at once. WILLARD W. HAYDEN 70 Mountain St, Willimantic, Conn. Phone 38-5 FOR SALE The desirable two\ apartment house, No. 10 Garfield Avenue (Laurel Hill), Pleasingly situs ated one minute from trolley — PRICE $3,500 For full particulars, inquire’ of THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 MAIN STREET PHONES e et | ~ Very Desirable Broadway Residence FOR SALE Solidy built brick house of 15 room: three baths and all latest improve ments, Can easily be remodeled for two family oocupancy.. Garage for motors. Have twn other fine roadway residences and tirce at- tractive_home properties on Wash- ington Street for sale. ARCHA W. COIT Highsst Grade Properti Telephone 1334 63 Broadway ‘Motorcycle Business For Sale 1 am considering sellinz out the mo- toreycle end of my business. Here s an opportunity to start with an established line—The Indian Motoreycle. 1 will sell out the Indian agency, my stock of parts, and several second hand motorcycles at a reasonable price. If interested, call and | see; me. €. V. PENDLETO! 45 Broadway. FOR SALE AT NORWICH .TOWN Six Room Cottage With About One-Half Acre o Land. PRICE $2,000 JAMES L. CASE 40 SHETUCKET STRBET apr2a HOURIGAN BROS. - 'FUNERAL DIRECTORS - Norwich and Jewett City The Henry:Alien & Son Co. 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS ~AND }‘.MBALM.ERS L&y Assistant DAY or NIGHT Funeral Directors 41 Main Street Y e TRUCKING ©. . JOSLYN, 203 West Maia SL W @ ever,thing mwlu-. Special at- l given W moving boilers and mae shinery. *'Phone 857-3. pretry and ioug distance 2ulo Lrucks 36 - A Siegel. €@7-12 ‘man, 11 U‘“'n Mnn‘fnl Ties. lp.flll . ,,_,.';',' 198" Ty . Boet St._Phose 33! LONG DISTANGE MOVING. BROWN & sostucker 2t Ea’ [ PIANG AND FUX uovING TEAMING AND TRUCKING @one very promptly and 'at’reasonable |- prices. ARTHUR H. LATHROP 175 r i 'u.nnwuuw-ucymb- s ot ‘The Buniotia: FOR SALE TEAM OF HEAVY HORSES. THE KOLB CARTON COMPANY | SALE HORSES | have 15 Horses of all sorts, thl( 1 wish to dispose of right away, to T Toom for my nekt load Wiieh. will are rive April 16th—these will be extra nice horses. ELMER R. PIERSON ~ " Telephone 536-3 DR. €. R. CHAMBERTAIN ' DENTAL SURGEON : MGrory Building s ——— (L CNOTICE. . DR. SINAY HAS MOVED ' New Office in the THAYER BUILD!NG . Room'207 " ° ‘DR.'D. J. COYLE . DENTIST 203 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Office . Hours; 3—12, 1:30—5,, 6:30—8 ¥ Paul A. Schwartz, D. M. D, - DENTIST = Somers Bleck. On the Square Teleghone 774 HOTELS AMERICAN MOUSKE, D. Morrissey, First L i ::p. = class aflrm Service Cone EL-] =5 nmn"’ Aeishene T FOR SALE DODGE 1918 TOURING CAR, FIRST CLASS CONDITIO! FOUR GOOD TIRES, ONE SPARK, RING BROS., CHESTNUT ST. FOR SALE 1920 Oakland, 5-passenger Sedan, cost TEL. 1290. $2150 a year ‘ago.. Will sell for $1000|2: A-1 condition, cash, for guick sale. AT HODGES’ STABLE Telephone 10, or Telephone 958-2 USED CARS 1919 DODGE RUNABOUT. 1920 SCRIPPS-BOOTH RUNABOUT. 1920 HUPMOBILE TOURING. 1920 HUPMOBILE COUPE. I now have a repair siop and bile service tion on Lake ILYNW plione 84 25 Albert Harris s in charge. | pmmmm——————— Repair- work ted. 2 €. V. PENDLETON, Breadway. aprad !Luuin(u AND GASFITTING CONTRACTORS—IOBBERS, Plumbing and H JOHN BLUM, ¢ Breed Briding, - Phoss. mnlu‘ J. COCHBMANE, . ‘eLumaiai, saTiNg AND MILL SUPPLIES. Wnuu-- Square. & FPHOME G8L, 3 THe very ‘Dest plumba mhmn"n’\ the fairesi "rl‘l:'ll.x”" | enieed: wiso heaung and gas fllun‘_ JORK M. TOMPKINS, ¥ + 67 West Main St T. F. BURNS He&lm' and Plumbing ;91 FRANKLIN STREET NURSERY QW is the time to ' it and -un trees -n. Phane 1957. dec2sd liu;ur‘- ¥OE SALE—Fine 3 year oid Hoistein bull, 7-§ white, grown by Storrs, & dandy and’ gentle, §100 takes him; 1 U, S. milk separator in good order, 1' International manure spreaaer, 0. K., §70; 1 two-horse potato digger on Wheels, 335 ; L00is are all 1 good running condition, Phone willimantic Div.. Hilltop Farm. J. A 1sham & Son, Columpia, Conm _ apeid FOR SALE—The dairy, fruit and poul- try farm ot W. C, Smith'in Franklin; on state road, 16 minutes' ride from Nor- wich; beautiful logation, house up to date with ‘all the modern improvements. Come and investigate. W. C, Smith, on the premises, or Tel 33-13, or inquire W. F. Hill, Thayer Bldg. mwardld ¥OR SALE—kxcellent hard wood, cord; chestnut and small wood, 38 co hard’ wood, sawed, 310 ‘Henry L. Saucler, Daniesson, Conn. Tel 81-3, marzdd T ———— STOP in to See us; We carry every- thing in ‘the: line of Second-hand furni ture, stoves, etc. New London Salesroom, 18 Water St, Norwich. Phone 1704-2., mar: FARMS for sale. Wril etin. Racine’s Farm ‘Ageacy, Dasiceon, Cong. dec3d S 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 OPFER AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: 15,000 FEET OF 2 BY 10 SPRUCE, AT $43 PER THOUSAND FEET. A BIG LOT OF 2 BY 4 CHESTNUT AT $35 PEE THOUSAND FEET. 1 WILL HAVE A MAN AT THE CONSTRUCTION OFFICE AT GOOD- YEAR ON, THURSDAY., FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK 10 SHQW THIS STOCK TO INTER- ESTED PARTIES. LOUIS WOLF, PUTNAM, CONN. lowuua AND BILLIARDS © AT THE AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS MAJESTIC BUILDING Farm For Sale 95 acres land, about 30 tillable, bal- ance pasture and woodland, plenty of Water, some fruit trecsy §ood two-ten- ement house, barn ans& Several otaer buildings, a number of Jienhouses, ex- cellent location, near factorfes, church and_schoolhouse, 10 © minutes’ drive from Franklin square, on state road; can negotiste liberal loan for pur- Ghaser. For particulars, inquire of FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Dl - | kel Central Bldg. Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE 7-ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE - 93 Boswell Avenue: This. is. an. Exceptional Opportunity to Secure a Nice Home for a ‘Moderate Price. For Full Particulars |nqulro of JOHN A. MORAN REAL ESTATE BROKER FRANKLIN SQUARE - - §1,500 wilL eyuy An 80-AcRE FAwm. 7| CARPENTER and BUILDER |ora. ROOM 3OTTAGE HOUSE IN FIRST- CLASS CONDITION, 24x26. | AND IN A HIGH STATE OF FERTILITY — 'ABUNDANCE OF WOOD, °LENTY .OF FRUIT. 1-4. MILE TU-VILLAGE. POST. OFFICE, STORES, C H U.-R-C H E'S AND SCHOOLS. ‘A RARE'BARGAIN FOR ‘A SINCERE FARM BUYER. ‘SEND FSR MY LATEST FARM BULLETIN. . (GHOICE OF '400) ", William A. W.lcox FARM SPECIALIST 41 WEST BROAD STREET ROOMS 1 AND 2 WESTERLY, R. I woodland ; | NEW BARN' | prices, ‘by skilled labor, FOR SALE . WATER SYSTEM, good as new. Also 1 1-2 H. P. GASO E_ENGI H Ihn 3 H, P, GASO! E ENGIN dress C. B, WADE, Box m, | FOR SALE B T e car line, 200 ft. away from city limit. Only one tax.- For full particulars, ses A.V.COVELLO Tel. 6833 FOR SALE 198 Cliff Street 1 ABuMnWlnt ' Advertisement Will Get It AUTOMOBILE £CCESSORIES N et e i e net x.'rmco..n‘w i st tebted “FORD owlm—nno your magneto in car while wait; rapiny and wesk 1lghts remodied Now: :xl? ‘elding Co., 31 Chestout St. m— OVERHAULING AND REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, 10 Rcem House, and 14 Lots Cal’l’lagfl, Wagons. on Hunter’s Ave, Taftville Trucks and Carts Houss has all modern improve- monts and in repair. Barn is squipped| Mechanical R im- with electric lights water sys- ieal Ropairs, Palating,: Trim tem. For particulars inquire of WILFRED BEAUREGARD Hunter's Ave. Taftville FOR SALE % Cottage, 7. rooms and bath, large re- ception hall, fire place in living room, poiished oak floors—Four good size bed rooms, modern bath room. This cot- tage is new, never occupied. R. 6. BARTLETT, Trustoe 44 Shetucket $treet FOREIGN AGENCY Sells ‘Foreign Money Orders and Stezmsbip “Lickets Lor all parts of the worid. Packages of all kinds delive;oa in ail parts of Lurope. Real Kstate and Fire losurance. M. FORM!GLIO 280 Frankiin Street, Norwich, Conn, Phone 783-3 Mardd FOR SALE | Best quality, seasoned hard wood $12.00 par cord—Gieen wood $11.00 per cord—Also kindiings and chestnut wood, deliverad to all parts of the city, HARRY B. FORD PHONE 792 TO RENT FOR RENT—Six-room tenement; all improvements. Inguire 300 West Main St. _avriid “T0 RENT—A nice sunny tenement of five rooms, near Round Hill, Lisbon. G. A. Bgnnedy. Tel. 56-4 Jewett City. apf1sd TO RENT—Most destrable part of the arge acreage Barber farn on Pialp HI e acres an . Barber, of hay and pasture Yand. 'F. 13 Boswell Ave. Phone 1458. apr! FOR BENT—Two-story,_seml-fireproof bullding, about 7.000 square feet floor space, fine place for most any kind of manufacturing, near railrcad and bowt line to New York. Call or address Wil- lam I, Hill, Ceal Estale and Insurancs, 1108 Thaye Norwich. _ mar24d FOE RENT — Two tenements, four rooms each. With medern improvements, for small fam: Thames Coal Co., 14 ‘Thames St. mardd Furnished rooms. Tele- saata ‘ - H FOR RENT Modern 6 Room Apartment Central Location For Full Paticulars Inquire of JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate Broker Franklin Sq. TOBACCO Wholesale and Retail We carry a complete line of it will pay you to walk over. JOHN R. BOWMAN 116-118 WEST MAIN STREET NORWICH, CONN. (Established for Haif a Century) BV _.DING JOHN BELLONE and Louis Lalima, 102 Chestnut St, General Contractors. Tel. 531- aprizd FUMIGNARO JAMES—Contractor of excavating and stonewurk “and _house- raising, concrete work; all gudranteed work. 123 Oakridge St., Norwich, Conn. Telephone 627 mardd - CEMENT FOR EVERYBODY. PECK-McWILLIAMS CO. WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG Best work and materials _at right elephone 50 West Main St PIANO TUNERS PLAYER PIANOS ‘Te tuned by H. Beverly, 79 Norwich, Conn. ed, planos ilton” Ave,, aprsd FREDERICK T. BUNCE .lhe Piano Tuner 22 Clairemont Ave GEER 4 ' THE PIANO TUNER 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 THERE =a"fnr‘?unn¢‘mm in Rastern Kasiers gaual 10 The Bulle- o ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. Blacksmithing in all its branches Scott & Clark Corp. 507 TO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET EEPAIRING AND BLACKSMITHING BLACKSMITHING, overhauling and repair work of all kinds; aulomobile, trucks, carriag , woodwork and horseshoeing. - Norwich Auto Body Co., 19 Snetucket St, Norwich, Conn. aprisd — e AUTO WASHING COME IN and have your car washed, eny tme between 5 u. m. and 12 b m Balley's Garage, Bath St decz$d e AUTOS TO HIRE FEANKLIN SQUAKE (Razl WY Maa st Phone 1994 G. It Drown “TAUTO to hire; ings, tunerals, etc. 171, closed car for - John Wolfe. Phone aprild CHIROPODIS' A. G. THOMPSOXN, F. 5. Chiropodist, Foot Specialist (protect your feet). Suite 7-8, Alice Bldg.. 321 Main St, Norwich, Conn. Phone 1366-4. Jam3ld SHOE REPAIRING "GOOD WORK always done and st cheaper prices. J. Allegnu\, 212 Frank- lin St.. Specialty Shoe apridd ERNEST = BULLARD Teacher' of the Vielie Phone 127-4 Bliss Place | Have a Few Outfits to Lend. s HELEN L. PERKINS TEACHER OF SINGING Telephone 652-2 53 UNCAS STREET LEGAL NOTICES FOR SALE Pursuant to_sn erder of the Judge of the Probate Court for the District of Lebanon, 1 will sell all the right, title and {nterest of Mary T. Clarke, deceased and late of Lebanon, o a tract or parcel of land_containing thirty-six (36) acres, more or less. Sald tract of land is lo- | cated in the Town of Lebanon, State of Connecticut, and is fully described in ap- plication to sell filed with sald Court. (Signed) JOHN CLARKE, Administrator. Dated _at Lebanon, Conn., Aprii 11, 1921 17 aprisd AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, of the 13th day of April, A. D. Fresent—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Estate of William ~E. Peck, late of Sprague, In said District, deceased. Marion H. Kenyon of Sprague, Conn., appeared in' Court and filed a petition praying, for the reasons therein set forth, that an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of sald deceased be admitted to probate. ereupon, It Is Ordered. That sald Be!l(lun be heard and determined at the robate Court Room in the City of Nor- | wich, in sald District, on the 15th day of April, A. D. 1321, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice of thé pendency of said petition, and of said hearin; thereon. be given by the publieation this order one time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least three days prior to the date of said hearing, and that return be made to this Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copy of record. HELEN M. DRESCHER, Attest: aprid Clerk. - NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AT A COURT OF PROBATE WELD at Canterbury, within and for the District of Canterbury, on the 12th day of April, A, D. 1921 Prelm(—A. HALE BENNETT. Judge. late of Can- “Estate of Fxilda Peltier. terbury, In said District. d Ordersd, That the Administrator eite the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims againet said estate within six months from this date, by postiag a notice to that effect. together with a copy of this der; on the signpost nearest to tha place re sald decensed last dwelt, and in the me Town. and by publishing the same once In The Norwich Bulletin, a news- paper having a_circulation in said Dis- {riet, and male return to this Court, A. HALE BENNETT, Judge. . The ahdve and foregoing is a'trua copy of record, Attests ANNE BENNETT. Clerk. NOTICE.—AT creditors of mald de- ceased are hereby notified to present their claims against said estate to the nnder- signed at Canterbury, Conm.. within ‘the time lmited In the tbove and foregoing ARTHUR PELTTER. Administrator, Pt— ler. apridd INSUBANCE L. LATHROP & SONS 28 Shetucket Street INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS S BOOKBINDING EOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD 108 Broadway Blank Bosks Made and Ruled to Order » ABquhnToLet Advertisement Will Rent it —_— DANCING H. LEVY, Instruct Pellows’ Norwich. Pm!-u" s, 'nl or 199 class Thirsdare, § o cioth: §§E COAL AND WoOOD ‘seasoned and ..,5.“-.._...,.;':?:. hone 008 o1 B n.nuu-.wmnfl..m: ARCHITECTS CUDWORTH & THOMPSON ARCHITECTS l Thayer Building, Norwich, Cons. CIGARS CIGARS Whitestone Cigar sare $70 per thousand. #. ¥. CONANT, 11 Franklis B4 FABM BUREAU MEETINGS TO COVER THE COUNTY Pinal plans have been compisted fot elght farm buresu meeting _which will cover the larger part of New London county mext week. Thesc meetings are arranged so that every one who is inte- rested in the farm bureau organization will be able to attend at some piace ir this county. O. E. Wolcott who ie di- rector of the organization work om this campalign has been particularly fortunate in securing speakers for these meetings. E. B. Heaton of Chicago who is c-nneet- ed with the orzanization department of the American Farm bureau federation will be og the program at five of these meets; Dr. Wcods, president of the Con- necticut State Farm Bureau Federaticn will be present at one or two; Staneliff Hale, secretary of the Connecticat State Federation, plans to attend at least fou of these meetings and W. Ellery Allyn a member of the membership committes of the State Federation, and George A Kahn, director of the county organizatios work, will be present at a number of these meetings. It is also expecied tha! there will be one or two speakers on program to address the women who wil attend these meetings. The following is a schedule which ha: been arranged for mext week: Monday April 18th, Norwich, 0dd Fellows' hall Tuesday, April .19th, Jewett City, Tows Hall; Wednesday, April 20th, Colchester, Grange hall; Lebanon, Town hail; Thursday, April 31st. North Stonington Grange hall; Lyme, Grange hall; Friday, April 22nd, Stonington, Road churehj Waterford, A. O. U. W. hall Already several lists have been sent into the farm bureau office with the probability that a very complete list of all farm owners will be turned in by the end of these week. The following are the names of the driectors who are working with County Direetor Kahn: Bozrah, Elijah Abel, Miss Alice Bishop; Colchester, F. O. Brown, Mra. F. O. Brown; East Lyme, E. L. Reeves, Mrs. Charles Manwaring; Frankiin, George A. Kahn, Mrs. William Weaver; Griswoid, C. T. Armstrong, Mrs. Merton Bartlett Groton, R. J. Whitman, Mrs. Charles M. Adams’ Lebanon E. W. Jones, Mra, Wil- liam Pultz Ledyard, S. E. Holdridge, Mra B. T. Avery: Lisbon, James Graham Mrs. R E. Hyde; Lyme, Ray L. Harding Mrs. Hattle Reynolds; New Londom, A. T. Miner, Mrs. B. Pennell; North Ston. ington, J. D. Avery, Mrs. J. D. Avery: Norwich, W. D. Copp; Norwich Town, A. W. Lillibridge, Mrs. H. J. Larkham: Old Lyme, George Girswold, Mrs. Roger De- Wolf ; Preston, W. W. Service, Mra. Ap- pleton Main; Salem, L D. Gifford, Mrs. H. P. Houston; Sprague, A B. Lad Stonington, Harry Palmer, Voluntown, Benjamin Gallup, Watertord, O. R. Dim- ock —ee PRESTON CITY GRANGE'S POULTRY NIGHT PROGRAMME Tuesday was poultry night at the mest- ing of Preston City grange. The . programme opened with a reading {r Mrs. Annfe Crary and then W. W. Service gave a talk on How Shall We Improve Our Egg Market? After a solo by J. Kel- logg Hall there was a talk om Pouditry Plants in New Jersey by S. L. Kanahan of Lisbon. Mr. Kanahan salq the poultry houses in New Jersey are particularly well built, the investments in_poultry houses frequently running as high as $20,000 and $25,000. White Laghorns are used most exclusively. The dayhght saving system 15 used morning and night, electric lights being used for this pur- pose. A song by the grange was followed by a talk on Poultry by Prof. H. C. Coveil of Storrs college. During his talk Prof. Covell said that the White Leghorns have not been winners in the Storrs egg contests for five years and that if they do mot win this year the chances are that they never will carry off the homors He discouraged trap nesting in ordinary #iocks. | Luclus P. Davis rendered a solo and there was a discussion on the Jemetiont use of the trap nest oy Gordon Reed spoke of his experiences with m- nests. Two of his hens laid 31 eger in 31 days ang one of the twe lald twe. egxs on the last day of February. Mrs. Hattie Bennett gave a reading atter which it was voted that the grange plant memorial trees in honor of the late Luther K. Zabriskis, a member of the grange, and up to the time of his death American consul at Aguascalientes. Mex- ico. G. Warren Davis, Clifton Dawley and Walter McClimon were appointed & committee to make arrangements for the planting of the memorial trees. There were visitors present at the [eeting from Griswold, Ledyard ang Lds- iy NATIVE BORN PARENTAGE PREVAILS AT MT. HOLYOK® The good old Puritan stock may be dying out in Boston, but & Is still going strong in some parts of New England. At Mount Holyoke college, which has a number of alumnae in Eastern Connecti- cut. a recent census shows that seventy- five per cent. of the students were of native-born parentage. Of the twenty- five per cent. who were of mixed or for- elgn parentage, the great majority elaim British or Canadian ancestors, thus keeping it in the family , so to speak. Practically the only students whose fath- ers ang mothers were not born in this country are the girls who have come over from Asla and Europe, on their owR, to attenq college in America Of these there are two each from France and China and one from Serbia. As most of the students at Mount Holyoke have signified their intention of taking up teaching after they finish eol- lege, great things in the way of Ameri- canization work from thess ninety-six per cent. Americans may be expecteds NEW LONDON MAYOR WILL KEEP HANDS OFF CLOCKS Mayor E. Frank Morgan of New Lon- don has stated he will take no action rel- ative to daylight saving cbservance in New London, his decision being based on adoption of the bil by the state legisla- ture prohibiting any munieipality or tewn from changing the hands of the elocks. While he is personally in favor of light saving time, he feels that to Nigg to further it, as mayor conuarr 40 the state law and he s clining questing such_observance by in general. The mayor said clocks in the city hall and bulidings owned by the eity 1 i i