Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 11, 1921, Page 11

Mvubmm“h’llsun D e e S WANTED—Fsmale nfle. of superin- a woman stenogra- Ice With a bund. fl ur or plumblnz m must be years of age. 8 applica- mm By v written dovier o B 1 Lonk Treasurer, olinecticu Rericulta 00 llege, Storrs; C maylld GIBL WANTE] B AN’ ocolate !mu e I ..... CLERICAL position wanted by a wofh- 30 gvith 16 sears' experience. Address a1ty | Liberal commise | tenaent o commi % o0t e A ddr-m):o,x ’a"' f“' "W has ad mayl. rl a8 truck driver or C.H. B, mny'lld NTED—Positior /- ; six )tlH ‘experience. ter, N. Y. WANTED—Fo hlam 4§ Franklin | furniture, uth in Thstitie: Dept. 31-N., Roche goods. antiaue chm-. rare ks and pictures, glasswi h- it cash prices. Louis D. Water St. Norwich. “WANTED_Men-women_over 11 b-d- dreds uovcrnmm Jobs obtalaable’ $136 llul’~ FOR SALE — White kitchen cabinet, Roches- ’ i A Bulletin For S:la Advertisement Will Sell It A»MltiflFfiSllC Advertisement Will Sell It Anmmsu. Advertisement' Will Sell It FOR SALE—Kitchen range; also a two-burner oil stove and oven. Tel 1166-12, manm BARGAIN for qu Bmpire engine, Wakiarn Lioeltie ll‘hnns plant, in A-1 condition; plant is large enou:h for big farm; foo small for my ticulars, inquire at 583-4 or l'13~ll Wll munuc Division. _maylid Hoosier ; enamel lined refrigerator; ma- ogany hbn table mahogany sectional care The Bulletin. _maylld NTEDYoung man, s ot = “desires position s chaufteur; ean ve any make of car; no objections to WANTED—_A woman for The Tea Room, § Broadway. myud Whnn—qm or woman for ge WANTED—Parcels {o deliver and ex- i press; guarantee reasonable prices and satisfaction. Tal. 1314, may10d D. Keroack. koase practically new. O. B. Dorsey, 3 obm Avi maylld FOR SALE—R. L baby chicks. Tele- phone 1658, Hill Grove Foultry Farm. Tel. i5 may10d & ED— Position as chauffeur; four ““‘T erlence; good references. Box may10d nest boy to worl housework. 56 Summe: Hill bmx.e 5 oy "V".f.)‘vfid'l WANTED—A Tousemald ; aiso a_walt- | Ad ress. Mrs. George W, Late, 380 Wash- | - ington St. Telephone 411. maySMWF AUTOMOBILE wanted; want to ex- change Maxwell touring car, gwm low mileage, for a roadster or dress Box 53, Canterbury, Coun. may9d maylid “FOR SALE—25 White Wyandotte pul- leia Apoly Aifert Hilton, " Hyde plice, Roose? ‘maylld i o “:‘Auz'nll»—)::u young g.a to work in B at once; stea on ; mUst have ‘references. 8. K Beierson, WANTED—Large refrigerator; dimensions and where scen. A. R. Race, -uhp OR §. ice weeks' old and two shoats, also DIbblc's russet potatoes\ R. R. Barber, Norwich, R. D. 4. 130 Main St. may10d WANTED—First class waitress, at Sellas Lunch. may1d WANTED—Woman fo do general housework, plain cooking: sleep ~ home. Call Clapp, 305 Washington St. maydd re. Address o wil 'AHTED—lelt girl _and _chamber o WANTED | ASHLAND COTTON CO, JEWETT |and board. _may$d | qui Agency, Danielson, Lebanon, Conn. Tel. 19-2. may$d WANIED—To rent two furnish rooms for light housekeeping; no ch staie road, Eood huildings »l.nd Worth price asked; write full particulars and price; 100 to 150 acres. Horace S. Eaton, llimantic, Conn. may1d ck salé; any location. maytd D—Fifty low price farms fof i ‘Weisler's Farm _mayli “FOR SALE_Brown reed baby carriage, $15. Write Box 343, Bulletin Office. ‘maylld FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, if taken at once, 6i-acre farm with fine improve- ments, one 9-room house and 4-room house, large basement barn, garage, chicken house, wood house, large &pple orchard, wood and pasture, farm all level, no waste land, 45 acres in fields, on main highway, 2 miles south of Pomfret Cen- F. W. Wool- CITY CONN. WANTS 3 OR 4 FIRST "‘“FHflmwu SLASS DRAPER WEAVERS FOR COLLINSWOOD cancers, tumors and ulcers, New Haves, SANITABIUM for ter, Conn.. R. R. depot, have eleciric liphts and waler in the house ; (his f» one the best farms in Windham county; 1 WEAVERS Eoon, “"":M Wil inelude 1 pair of fine horsee, harnces, | WHAT _ti is it b; our wal agon, spring wagon, plows, hay, anc NIGHT WORK Two-Loom White Worsted. Good pay. | Watehya think of a nice, fild_Anndora| household furniture for 2 housés, 4 stoves Steady work. Apply WEITISTONE | sigas Tor 16, threc. or 207 M. Vegs | this farm is ready to commence worlk on MILLS, Danielson, Conn. ‘WANTED (WANTED The names of boys who are| EXPERIENCED (;nu_s clal Nos Hayapa cigar 10c straight. 1, local made, cigar three apr! 1d rwich. mar29 willing to get up in the morn-| QN PAYNE WINDERS ing and earn some money Steady work. Good pay. carrying papers. [Frequently | Boys' Blouses . Boys' Wash Suits ... Ladies' Durham Hot "SAVE WHERE YOU CAN ohn's S| o he Manila _cigar 5¢, Six for 25e. F Smoke Shop. “WANTEDSecond hand and_antigue furniture. Tiger & Krenfen, suncessors to A Bruckner, 55 Franklin St. Pnone e 4% e reason for sale, on account of old age and leaving the state; must sell at once; pos- session in a few days; $1,800 cash, bal- ance on terms; no commission. Address owner, Tsaac_'Futrell, Pomfret Center, Conn., R. R. No. 2. mayiid FOR SALE_Ten set heavy single ex- préss harness in perfect condition, $15 a set, made fo haul one ton and a haif, hearly new ; § 5t heavy double team har. ness, nearly mew, $35 a set; 2 set of light driving harness, they are beauties, $16 a set; every harness is perfect; will ship by express at once; when you re- ceive them if they are not worth double o o vhat you pay, ship right back at our ex- s Learners Taken. Ladlcs’ Ipswich Hose, seam Phribe: Bend Check or mones. 1o Biward there are good routes. Gst Girls' Dresses, with Bloomers. Daley, 98 Harrison St.. Provience, R. L 3 = THE NORWICH Strong Corsets, rust-proof _maylld your names on file and b e s s FOR SALE—Glenwood gas range. 271 WOOLEN MILI Ladies' All-Wool Sefge Dresses Washington St. mayiod cady for the first vaecanc: Hundreds of Ladles' Trimmed Hats n 07| 2 S i ready 2 5 il Salo At Al Our Storés. FOR SALE—Hay, first quality. ,John Call at the Bulletin Office. hamesville THE PASNIK COMPANY Sell for Leas|FOtter, Griswold, Conn. mayed Norwich, Putnam, Willimantic, Daniclson | ~¥OR SALE—Slab wood, §9 per cord, z delivered, nearly all hard wood. I. — e 1. 1851 ayita N 4 ¢ WANTED ~FOR SALE_A cabinet_gas range, good - o e as new. Apply &t once, 21 Plat Ave. FOUND—+ Above Groton, DUFSe | i perienced saleslady ; steady position ; w A N T E D Dr. Boynion's Office, 283 Main Si “mayilg | must be from Putnam. A good chanc T : or a long experienced salesla E_Glenwood range, LOsT an_ Bastern | more money than sns is earning. inquire | WEAVER! KNOWLES | washington St. may10d ty el Return to | by letter only, contidential, A. M. PAS- WEAVERS ON o mayild | NIK, cate THE PASNIK CO., Putnam. ining _ large | == Patriek’s | unday. Re- eward. may10d f£OR SALE—Horses FOR SALE—Three horses, 2 lumber CEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 40 HORSES Another express car of 28 Hordes, just arrived. Some nice pairs and extra LOOMS Steady Work—One Loom g Lebanon, Conn. may9d ?T-:.‘;L’;:: ‘nquire f‘ém;zf“,&v:‘;“’fiklf THE NORWICH WOOLEN| “yox savu—No 1 tays one ttolstein lowskl. =y myn}d 5 Mluj CORP buli 2 years oid. Address than Reps, Yantic Mill, Yantic, Conn. FOR SALE—Nearly hew silo, capacity 100 tons. Tel. 84-3 Moosup. FOB SALE—Car extra = 7.50 M; car fancy clear butt sk 6.50 M; car H. P. matched boards at 4 1-2¢ foot. Telephone A. R. Race, 19-2 maySd Vergason Ave. Norwich Town, R. D. §. maydd FOR SALE_A number of goats, angora and milk; also Holstein bull; will ex- 32 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILLE good chunks, this time, weighing 1,200 ne 630 to 1,600. You want to come and sce tnese—prices right. Tel. 536-3 ELMER R. PIERSON ARCHITECTS CUDWORTH & THOMPSON ARCHITECTS Thayer Building, Norwleh, Conn, DENTISTS Cummings & Ring (re— | 5t || BILDERBECK & LANGDON - DR. C. & LflAMBE:{LAIN Faneral Directors oty By "‘HITEC?SC-_ and Embalme M'Grory Building RC . d Norwich, Conn. ENGINEL. 322 Main Street g 50 stn;\su;:z 0 Phone 111. N I vew London, Conn. DR. SINAY HAS MOVED New Office in the THAYER BUILDING Room 207 ories and Municipal Buildings, Sur- s and Reports, Water Works anc . tary Engineering. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES GA GE[ ‘“ DR. D. J. COYLE Funeral Director DENTIST and 1203 Main St.. Norwich, Conn. | = | Office Hours: AUTO TOPS made and put on; quality material used ; plate glass for b sockets and other top and body Supplies. A. Gordon, Dest complete line of curtains; @780 bows, 715 Boswell Ave. may9d GST gasoline for plumbers’ us incubators and heaters 312, 1:30—5, 6:30—8 \ huh for autos and otuer acces- Teisohone sories} Mob ;l: of ?)l‘lutm?illé Jl;lna- Zimbaimer e e, Soreclh Prompt Service Day or Night Paul A, Schwartz, D. M. D. HOURIGAN BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTOURS Norwich and Jewett City OMEES BLOCK, ON THE SQUARE | /¢ Tolephone 774 BUILDING PERRONE & Christian Co,, building The Enry Allen & Son Co, |contractors, stonework. brickwork, —cons | crete and cement, plaster, and paint, and 83 MAIN STREET anything extra. 16 Platt Ave. Tel. No. H § D C[ORS |:r1n!m LCall between 6 and 6.30 a. m. and AND _ EMBALMERS plARRALS MRLIOWE. 10t Cueatnut] Lacy Assistdbit Telsphons 410-2 | 7, TR P AV mava | 'n"nu.n?m “JAMES Contractor of | n DAY 02 NIGHT Shea & Burke —— |excavating gnd sionewurk “and house- | raising, conérete work; all guaranteed work. 123 Oakridge 8t. Norwich, Comn. | Telephone l‘.l‘lJA marsd DENTIST | starting and we: 214, HAVE your ures itreaded, look like new, wear like new, 2s good 'as new. Main St. feb24d Have your magneto while you wait; hard lights remedied. Nor- 31 Chestaut St. Phone feb22d h Welding C change for horse or auto. Otto Andersen, R_F. D. No. 5, City. may9d “FOR SALE—Victor talking_ machine, with records, $6. Inquire 454 West Main st maysd FOR SALE—Fa; ce, 100 rods, farm and poultry fence, wiole or part very 'cheap; don't miss this if you can use any. Drop card to K. C., care The may9d FOR SALE—A fi u FOR SALE—Ford coppe, finé ennlmon at unusually low price; Pvm 1 surprise you. For particulars, Phone 1076-4 mayiid Ful SALE—"IT Mets touring, newly painted, $250; Melz roadster, §166 ; thre: Metz Hlnlllfl“ll §$15, 'llfl’ lzl, llr' ures, 32x3 d‘ £ :lmclher i 5 30x3 i firca, all aiss, axa 1-2 tubes $3, 32x38 1-. flznbfl DU4 Bosch magnelos $38 Evinrude motor for rowboat, 3 !!Al’llglubmffl% fi‘ d batteries, $1 aniclson. F. O. Box 226, Phone ' FOB SALE FOR SALE and must be sold to close an estate known as the Billings property, is especially adapted and located for general merchan- dising, being a good going business; there is at present a great chance for the right party. Agency, ABMToIM Advertisement Will Rent It POULTRY SALE—Greene's M baby ehlek feed; it will raise all you l.uu:h. Greepe's. “Second Feed.” Greend fast” James M. Younz & Son. mnn NURSERY s the lmie 1o truo and prune and s ees by expert tree me 1967. George Monroe. NO' your ‘For further particulars, inquire of 183, JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estaty Broker, may3TuThS Franklin Square. maylid E.COND hand cars for sale: 1 1919 6 yiinder KisseliKar, 1 1910 4 cylinder Ford truck, 1 1517 # cylinder Buick truck, A“ in very zood condition, Apply at Geo Despathy’s, Moosup, Conh. Phone 73- mn)lld FOB SAI.E—SGHPI)! ps Booth 5 passen in St. FOR SALE 6-ROOM COTTAGE, BARN, HEN HOUSE, 10 FRUIT TREES, ABOUT mnm FOR SALE—Stutz roadster, modei R, blue body, red wire wheeis, cord tires, in fine condition; will satisfy anyoné want. ing a good Stutz; will sacrifie¢ for rea. - || sonablc ofter. Write 1 V. Mansell, 36 s AGRES OF LAND, IN NOR- || eialic sl e 1, ¥ Monaghy, o A l’finm SALE—Electrically l:l:lllm‘ped. Har: Davids AL cle sidecar FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, || 0 o Tl 68 Lebanon. ©. B. INQUIRE OF Williams, Lebanon, Conn. ‘maylid FOR SALE—1916 Maxwell touring car, A-1 shape, nev%y painted and overhauled, price $550. Inquire Herman §. Sears, care The Plaut-Cadden Co., Norwich, Conn. _mayl0d Srvich FOR SALE — 1917 Cadillac, Phone §18-13. Adams Tavern, Norwi Town. ‘may10d FOR SALE—One 3-4 ton Buick truck, Pr—————— | 1O O ire Rich & Rubin, F : S 200 West Main St. may16d FOR SALE—Buick coupe, 1921, model, run 4,000 miles, like new ; Buick D-4-35, 5 passenger touring car, in good condis NEW MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE, IN BEST RESIDENTIAL SEC- TION. TELEPHONE 1596. ~ JAMES L. CASE Telephone 876 40 SHETUCKET STREET tion, new winter top, will fit Buick road- ister, 1918-19-20_model; Cadillac summer top,’ complete, with side curtains and { windshield for model 55, 7 passenger; Ford touring, 1913, a good cheap caf. | Behrens & Bushnell, Ivoryton, Cona. may9d FOR SALE—1919 Excelsior with side . car, electrically equipped, in A-1 condi- Archa W. Coit flon, “Write Box 446, Baitic, Conn. mayd BROADWAY FOR SALE—Late 1918 7 nger Studebaker car, newly painted, in perfeet Telephone 1334 condition ; price $600. Address Box 50, Bulletin Oftles muM FOR SALE—1917 Maxwell tourin = O. S. Peck, Plain Hill Farm. lg:n WAYSIDE FARM . 463-14. may! Beautiful 24-acre farm, on main auto| FOR SALE—Scripps Booth roadster, highway and large lake, 1-4 mile village | Just overhauled and repainted, good tires and station. 4 miles Willimantic, excellent | and extra wheel with tire. Tel. 961, 14-room house, large rooms, bath, ete., ap~29d good Stables, garage and outbulldings, Dolie Toalster. Sool Bies Smooth land, plenty fruit, good lake front- | o, %OF SALE—Dodge roadster, good con- age, fishing, etc., only $5.000, quick sale. ST TRYONS' AGENCY, FOR SALE_1517 Feo speed wagon it will sacrifice for quick sale 151 Willimantie, Cons. |Town St Phone $18-14. marisd F OR S ALE " FOR SALE—New 1921 Oaklands, road- ster and 5 pass. touring, $1.395; 4 coupe and b pass. sedan, 32,065 : Northwi Farm located three miles from Frank- lin Square, on state road and trolley line, trucks, 2 and § 1-2 fon capacity, 33,400 d 31400, H_E. Anderson. 71 Maple containing 130 acres, well divided, good | St buildings ; must be seen to be appreciated | Danielson, Conn. Tel 340. mariod —will be’sold right. For particulars, FRANCIS D. DONOINCE, Central Building, FOR SALE Good Safe, one Silent Salesman Show Case, one 10 foot Show Case, 2 Wall Ccfs, Desk, Small Cases, Register, Sh\ ving, etc. LIBERAL LOAN COMPANY 63 Franklin Street, Opp. Bulletin Go. may7d c1GARs CIGARS Whitestone Cigar sare $70 per thousand. 3. F, CONANT, 11 Frankiis S& TOBACCO Wholesale and Retail FARM for sale, 70 acres, b |u|)a sprin 10 fmnutes’ walk from Ogeun | vitte, “no” rocks, a valuable farui; make terms; write, Will show it. James Watrous, ‘Norwich Town, 112 Otiobau- D. mayyd $390.00 for a very fine S8-note player iuno, with bench, rolis and scarf; fully Suurdnteed. Terms $40 down, 512 month- the Plaut-Cadden Company, Nor- g mayéd ano, s100l and scarf; a real opportunity ith tor someone. Terms §25 down, §2 week Lhe Plaut-Cadden. Company, Nor- wich, Conn. may6d $145.00 for a fine malogany Daniel Beatty piano, in perfect condition and | tuily "guaranteed, Terms 25 weekly. The Plaut-Cadden Nerwich, Conn. $195.00, on ea: fine ebony Tonk piano, with stool and scarf, to your home. Come in and inspect it 'The Piaut-Cadden Company, Nor- wieh, Conn. may6d $240.00 for a fine Ivers & Pond baby grand piano on easy terms. The Plaut- Cadden_ompany, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE_Registered Ayrshire bull 2 years old ; also several tons of A-1 hay. Tel. 1864-4. apra6d” FOR BALE—Twelve choice dahlia bulbs, named varieties, all different, posk aid ‘§1; 12 extra choice 32. 46 Palmer St. Notwich' = Tel. aprisd ¥OR SALE—Well scasoned mixed slab wood. H. K. Beard & Son, City, Tel. §15-4. aprisd down, $2 ill_bring a may6d Frozen Radiators Repmed and Recored Thoroughly Tested Under Air Pressure. MUD GUARDS AND LAMPS STRAIGHTENED AND REPAIRED WM. E. SHANLEY 499 MAIN STKEET, (East Side) “uneral Directors 41 Main Street = CEMENT FOR EVERYBODY. ~ mmvema 75 TROCKING—Large truck going empty o New Haven and Bridgeport Saturda 14th, take down a load very reason- Haward Anderson, K. F. . No. 5, oy toaysa €. D, JOSLEN, 293 West Mala St We o M L feation gives 10 MmOV and ma. ehuiciy Enone $57-3. jandd © LOCAL sid gy disian g Phoue nn A. Slegel. eus un-sn-t.u.n-. 341 Maim 8e, loo; disiance aad srefang £ ik Sad” GEONGE L: MERRT Occum. Jeaming. long distance woeing o8d Tol® cil-12. Leay i ¥ o ey S TEAMIAG a8c movIK; e o, e l 133 Ma's St . THE PECK-McWILLIAMS CO. " WILLIAM C. YOUNG Suscessor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and 'BUILDE.R Best wark and materials at prices, by killed laber, elephene 50 West Main st.| Garage Service Cone | mi DEL-HOFF HOTEL, European Flan. 'e8 Bros., P H. gores. Prope. Telophone 1237, S —————————— TEAMING AND TRUCKING done very promptly ané at reasonable prices. ARTNUI H. LATHROP BaxcING A LEVY, lfll(M 3 l l. Y lor, Odd Fellows' Riverside Garage 30 TALMAN STREET Storage, Repairing, Washing DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE TELEPHONE 763 OVERHAULING —|AND REPAR WORK OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim« Upholstering and Wood Work. lackemithing in all its branches Scoit & Clark Corp. 507 TO 615 NOITH MAIN "“!T M l‘l.l-’ 1996, vEn. ing class M iven! on- daye and Thersdays, § o'clock, apred | WR Street Phone 175 stove lengths. Phome 1099 ¥OR SALE—Hard wood, F10 per cord, Brown, Yautic. apridd FOR SALE<One of the best farms in New London county, full set/of large buildings, 132 acres of land, among other go0d_farms; immediate possession. Wi, A. Mason, Lebanon, Conn. Phone 78. aprlid FOR SALE—The dairy, fruit and poul- farm of W. C. Sm/th 'in Franklin; on te foad. 15 minutes' ride from Nor- wich; beautiful location, house up to date with ‘all the modern improvements. Come and investigate. W. C. Smith, on the premises, or el 33-12, or inquire W. F. Hill, Thayer Blda. mar3ld STOP in to see us; We carry every thing in the line of Second-hand furni- tere, stoves, etc. New London- Salesroom, 16 Water St, Norwich. Phone 1703-2. . mar2e FAEMS for sale Write for bulletin. | Farm Agency, Danielson, Conn. 1 e ————————— I[A Very Attractive Residence In Willimantic, Conn. FOR SALE Situated on Pleasant Street, corner Mpuntain; splendid lecation, cen- tral and convenient to schools, Main Street and business sections. Hou: contai and beautiful grounds. if sold at once. WILLARD W. HAYDEN 70 Main Street,” Willimantic, Conn. Phone 38-5 A bargain BURN GOOD, HARD WOOD AND SAVE We carry a complete line of |§Domestic and Imported ! Cigars. It will pay you to walk over. JOHN R. BOWMAN 116-118 WEST MAIN STREET NORWICH, CONN. (Established for Half a Century) FOR SALE Six-room cottage house, with all mod- ern improvements, hardwood floors, lot 120x160. For full particulars, see | A. V. COVELLO, Tel. 683-3. 198 CLff St. TO RENT FURNISHED room to rent, suitable for - t tlemen ; board furnished if desired. Fo= = 57 Cutt St. Phone 1460. maylld AUTOS TO HIRE -room cottage at ng room with fire- itchen, hot and cold ter, threc bedrooms and bath, piano in- ded. Inquire 81 State St., or Tel. 1047-2 New Lonuon. maylod tenement, 94 FEANKLIN SQUARE Taxi, 209 Mala St Fhone 1994 G. It Brown. -sepséd e PIANO TUNERS GEER THE PIANO TUNER 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 asture. plow and hay land. cNamara, Norwich Town. may10d five rooms, gas located, at a low . Thquire of Jeweler, 26 Krankiin St may10d INSURANCE Six-room cottage, large living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, hot and cold water, three bed- rooms and bath, piano included. Inquire ; 81 State St, or Tel. 1047-2 New London. may106d FOR RENT. DO YOU BELIEVE IN “SAFETY FIRST ?” 1f so place your insurance for Fire, Burglary, Liability, Automobile, Life, | Accident and Health, with HAROLD S. BURT Phone 598-3 120 Laurel Hill Ave. Careful Attention to All Details. nd board, with all conveniences. . 12, maylod "FOR REN Furnished rooms; gentle- man transients accommodated. Tel. 522-13. _ may6d " T0 RENT—Furnished rooms: for light housekeeping. 27 Division St. may2d FOR RENT-—Store cenu-auy located ; rent reasonable; suitable for any retail business. Tel 246, apr29d TO RENT — Furnistied roo Tela- phone 274. Janid FOR RENT ONE OF THE CHOICEST APART- MENTS IN NEW LONDON COUNTY, CONSISTING OF ’ ROOMS, EQUIPPED WITH ALL ‘HL MOST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, TOGETH- ER WITH AN UP-TO-DATE GARAGE. ¥OR FULLER PAETICULARS, QUIRE OF DON'T let another day pass without obtaining that ADDITIONAL insurance | HER! ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Richards Building 91 state ain Street IN- JOHN A. MORAN, REAL ESTATE BROKER, FRANKLIN SQUARE. —_— PLUMBING AND GASFITTING Shea’s News Burean MAGAZINE SPECIALIST UNION SQUARE CONTRACTORS—JOBBERS, Plumbing ond Heating. JOHN BLUM, Breed Brilding. Phoss. ROBERT 3, CoUMssns PLUBSIAG MEATING AND MILL SUPPLIES, Washinzion Sgaare. “You Can Do No Better Than Buy Our Wurst.” No Salad Complete Without FHONE 581, YOUR COAL. Every load 100 per cent. hard, and full cord for— ONLY §11.00 ALSO CHESTNUT WOOD AND KINDLINGS, DELIVERED ANY- WHERE ‘IN THE CITY OR TOWN. HARRY B. FORD PHONE 792 233 MAIN STREET Ay unnons, Home-Made 87 West Main St Mayo A ENRIGHT & McMAHON = s Plumbing, Heating, Tinning THUMM'S DELICATESSEN STORE 40 Franklin Street and Stove Repairs SATISFACTORY SERVICE 1567-4 % 6TH STREET BOOKBINDING BOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD 108 Broadway Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order UNITED METALS MFG. COMPANY, Inc. |55, Allce Bldg, 331 Maln St. Norwicn, COAL AND WoOD £OAL, seasoned wood and kindlij of small quantitics. 504 or El -2 R. Shapiro, Willow St bmclt Lane. declsd CHIROFODIST A. G. THOMPSON, ¥. S. Chiropodist. Foot Specialist (protect your feet). Sulte Conn. Phone 1368- fan31d LEGAL NOTICES. Republican Caucus The Republican Voters of the cilegg Norwich are hereby warned to meet in caucus st the Town Hall, in said Nor- wich, on Friday evening, May 13, 1921, 8t 8 o'clock (standard time)), to place in homination eandidates for City Offices to be filled at the coming June election. By order of Republican Town Com- mittee. % HENBY H. PETTIS, Chairman. KOTICE TO CREDITORS. AT A COUKT 0F PROBATE NKLD at Norwich. with‘n and for the mnrlfl Norwich, on the 6th day of May, 1921 Present-_NELSON J. 4YLING, Judge. Ratate of Frank S. Perkins, iate of Nor- wich, In said District, deceased. Ordered, That the Administrator eite the crediiors of said decehse 10 bring in Uheir claiims against swd estate wighin six_months from ihis uale, by POSUDE & otice to that elfect, logsther with & copy of this order, on the mgnpost nearest o the place where said decrased last dwelt, and ‘in the same Town, and by publishing the sapie once tn a mewspaper having § eirculation In said District, ad make res turn to this Court, NELAON J. AYLING, Judge. The abo’e and foregoing s & L. ue copy Eevend: Attest: HELEN M. DRESCIIER, Clerk. NOTICE.—AIl creditors of sald de- esased are hereby notificd lo present thelr claims nganst said estate to the under- signed_at R. F. Chestnut Hill, Leba- non, Conn. withis che "t limited i the ‘above and foregoing order. CHARLES A. PERKINS, ‘Administrator. ot maylld EARL S. BOOTH VS. ETHEL AL Booth. Order of Notice. State of Connecticut, County of New London, May 9, 192i. Upon the wmm.lmt of the said Earl S. Booth, claiming, for the reasons therein Bet forth, a divorce, now pending, return- able on the first Tuesday of June, 1921, before the Superior Court T and for said County. 1t appearing to and being found by subscribing authority that the sai fendant, Ethel M. Booth, is absent from this state—gone to pavts “unknown. It is therefore ordered that notice of the pendency of said complaint be given said defendant by publishing this order in The Norwich Bulletin. a newspaper print. ed in Norwich, Conn., once a week for two weeka, successively, commencing on or before the 27th day of May, 1921. HIBBERD R, NOHMAN, Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for New London County. mayllw AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Noewich, oa the 10th day of May, A. D. 1 Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Estate of Herman Brumme, late of Norwich, in said District, deceased. Bertha A, Brurmame of Norwich. Conn. appeared in’ Court by counsel and filed petition praying, for the reasons therein set forth, that an instrument purporting 10 be the last will and testament of said deceased be admitted to probate. Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said tition be heard and determined at the robate CourteRoom in the City of Nor- wich, in said District, on the 14th day of May, A. D. 1921, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and thaf notice of the pendency of “said petition, and of said hearing thereqn, be given by the publication of 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, o Attest: maylld SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. The legal voters of the Town of Mont- sille are hereby warned to meet at the Town Hall in sald Montvilie on Monday, the 16th day of May, A. D, 1921, at & o'clock in the afternoon (standard time), to vote on_the following questions: First. That the Town of Montville purchase and procure a steam roller, stone crusher and storage bin for use in mac- adamizing thie Town roads. Second. Making appropriation for a sum for certain stretch of road to be macadamized during this year. Third. To deésignate the streich of road to be macadamized, gruded and curves eliminated therefrom. And to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting. Dated at Montville, Conn., day of May, 1921 JEROME W. HOUSE, AMBROSE P. SULLIVAN, HUBERT G. DART, Selectmen of the Town 6f Monhtville. maylld . this 9th P TIEE——— Speeial Opportunities to Ex-Nary Men. ‘There are quite & number of previ- ous navy men who have been wai g for an opportunity of enlisting for a period of two, three and four years and now is the time for them (o tike advantage of this last opportunity of having (ne priv- flege of re-enlisting for two, ‘hree or four years. It wiil make nn difterence how long a man has been our of the ser- vice the fact stiil remains that he can re-enlist for a two, three of four year perior as he may choose. Firsc enlist- ments are open to young men between the ages of 18 and 35 and ‘urtner informa- tion can be obtained oy writing to, or calling at the navy recruiting station, post office building, New London. Lieut. M. J. Lenney, commanding of- ficer of the U. 8. 8. 0O-3, stationed at the submarine base, has been detached ;ng ordered to duty aboard the U. S. S. Ensign JH. F. Hale, attached to the U. 8. 5. 0-8, stationed at base has been detached and ordered to duty aboard the U. 8. 8. 8-2, now at the navy yard, at Portsmouth, N. H. Lieut. A. F. Bateman has been or- dered to command the U. 8. 8. 0-6. Lieut. Bateman was formerly in command of the U. 8. 8. N-3. ekl o0 Mok st e b e, LACO CASTILE S0AP Beware of Dogs! at Davis Norwich Gran, No. 172, P. H, meets in Steiner's Hall Norwich Lodge, No. 12, A. 0. U. Wa meets in Carpenters' Hall. Sebequo: Counell, Ko, 11. D, of P meets in Buckingham Memorial. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mra. Mary J. Eyberse has sold the agency of Francls D. Donohue Her prpoerty, No. 34 Happy street to Joseph Morell, it is & two tenement house with a large fot. Mr. Morrell will occupy ofk of the tenements for his family. Strand Theatre Today Country store tonight. Doun’t miss this treat. Thirty-five valuable presents giv- en away free. Last country store proved a decided success. Evi prize given away is well worth many- the prict of admission. All have an equal chance. Be sure and come; you have & chance. The Isle of Yap is held over for today. This musical comedy has proved a decided success, full Gf musie, comedy and dancing and furnisbes plenty of fun. There was nothing Marion Rogers would have done less willingly than the pro- moting of the affair between Cameron West and Diana Spaulding, yet through ‘®n error of intuition that is exactly what she unwittingly managed to do. The strange tangle of human affairs was greatly complicated by the infatuation of Diana for Granville Wingate and of Win- gate for Marion. The story is told in “The Vice of Fools” by Francis. It has been visualized by Vitagkaph from the scenario of Graham Baker, with Alice Joyce in the steilar role, and will be shown at Strand theatre for the last time today. Willism Hodge in “Beware of Dogs™ Advices from Hartford, Springfield and Providence, where the new play has already been seen, indicate that William Hodge's comedy, “Bewars of Dogs!” in which th_estar erill appear(at the Davie theatre, Wednesday evening, May 11, ie a type of entertainment radically different from anything in which has been seen. “Beware of Doga!" was written by Mr. Hodge, and has its scenes all laid in the country. It tells the amusing and amazing adventuras which befall & young city chap forced by circumstances to conduct a boardjug place for dogs. The situation is complicated and much 3¢ thy fun grows out of the fact that he knows absolutely nothing about dogs. Lee Shubert, under whose personal di- rection Mr. Hodge continues, has provid- ed an excellent cast including Ann Davis, Mary Lawton, Lucille La_Verne, Marion Vantine, Helen Salinger, George W. Bar« bier, Leighton Stark, Harold Heaton, Louis Barclay, Philip Dunning, ete. DAVIS THEATEE. Bebs Daniels, starring in She Couldst Help It, which is the current featurs al the Davis theatre, has the role of a giri whose natural ability to draw clever sketches and caricatures is amusingly woven into the plot. It happens that in deal life Misg Daniels is as clever with her pencil as the heroine of this plece was' supposed to be, and 5o herself made all the skeiches meedéd in the action of the play. A beautiful tea room of the famous Ritz in Parie is reproduced in Biiila Burke's new Paramount picture, The Frisky Mrs. Johnson, which will be the second feature. The set was constructed at enormous expense and adds greatly to the value of the production. Not an architectural detzil of this immenso set was overiooked and to add to the realism of the scene, many stags beauties were employed to take part in the action. The costumes worn by thesa women on this occasion are beautiful and will be relished by every woman who sees the picture. A news weekiy concludes the pre- gram. “Mary™ to Visit Norwich Again Tn compliance with the insistent demand of local theatregoers, championed by the management of the Davis theatre, Geo. M. Cohan has arranged the bookings of his nationa] musical comedy hit “Mary” #o that a return engagement can be play- ed in Norwich on Tuesday, May 17th. The sume excellent company of comedi- ans who scored such a tremendous hit when “Mary” was here before will again be seen in their various delightful roles. Otto Harbach and Frank Mandel wrota the beok and lyrics and Lou Hirsch is responsible for the musk. Jultan Mitchell and Sam Forrest staged the pro- duction. “Mary” has the best singers, dancers and comedians, as well as the best looking and best dressed chorus that has been scen in many long years. Among the superb cast of players are Edna Pea- dleton, Bert Gardner, Nick Judels, Bds Mae, Joseph W. Herbert, Jr, Edna Pk erre and Eddie Girard, Breed Thestre A Wuman interest story with & pop- ular star is the wjnning combination scheduled for the Breed theatre today and Thursday, when Bdith Roberts will be seen in “The Unknown Wife,” a mele- Arama of everyday life, tinged with the Influence of the underworld. In her latest starrmg vehicle Miss Reb- erts depicts the scope of human emotion in a role which Is particularly suited to er screen artistry. She appears first a8 a small town girl who is running a boarding house to support her invalld father: then as the wife of a reformed crook and his fafthful companion when adversity threatenes to engulf them be- cause he 0t agatn turn his gentus into the murky channels of crime. Casson Ferguson, who was the seréen eensation of “The Mutiny of the Elsinore” and the appealing boy of “Madame X* plays opposite the star as “The Kid” the Brain power that drives a criminal bas n a scries of daring crimes The supporting cast sustaine Universafs reputation ention to_detatle 8 every production. Spottswood Afken, the veteran character actor, plays the rele of the invalid fatner. Joe Neary amd William Quinn play important members of “The Kid" sang, while Augustus Phil- Yps, Bert Fréuk ¥al Wilson, Mathilde Brundage, Jessie Pratt and Bdith Stayart have roles that exactly sult thelr screen Dpersonalities For the second feature Buck Jones wifl be seen n “Sunset Sprague” a western story of speed and action. ORPHEUM THEATRE, DANIELSON. Members of the YD club of Killingly promise those who gather at the Ore pheum theatre next Thursday evening, May 12, that they will be afforded ram entertainment. This prediction iy based on the moving pictures that are to be shown entitied The Yanks in Action. They were taken by Capt. Edwin the 26th (YD) division. right on the line and wherever soldiers of his fon traveled. He “got” the boys as went into the trenches, went over ing actions. tures of the division and will afford who gee them an opportunity of how the seldicrs lived and fought died. Capt. Cooper will give while the pictures are being eral Killingly un;eme- men, served with the plctures were taken by 2nd Ma stalt during thelr they are anxlously a to be run off here that h-llv- S