Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 8, 1921, Page 7

NUNWIGR BULLEIIn, TUESUAT, NGWEMBER 8, 1921 7 R S With thef: rapid approach of cold eather logal buiiding pro‘\wts are hem’ =d along, espect: 1 4t are just being started and those that | rived "ar the wstering stage. ojeets now under 7 good weather condi- the city are being erected and progress on these have deen speeded up and many of them will be finished before the first of next month. Contractors are being rush- | «d with work and there are not a few con- tracts in sight for next year. During the week there has been enly | v be complet- |one building application flled at the of- coll weathor sets | fice of Fire Marshal Howard L. Stantom, work at the State $ being for a dmall shed. The year 1 which is fast drawing to a closa has set a recopd for the gmount of buill ip Bastern Conpecticut. At a rough estimate the building accompiished in the {eastern part of the state during 1921 | will amount to several miilions of doilars | that in Norwich and vieipity alone to | well over a million dollars. 1HEAL ESTATE SALES {the Tebanon h New The Eilzabeth street sibool has made 2pid progress during the past week and cuch will de accomplished before the veather strikes in. The alterations calis for com- | Dex v\m‘\l-. The sales of real estate in Norwich' during the past week numbered (knmhll“btéfl%wy»()r' Eat For Days Mrs. Edward Hueston Found That Wincarnis Was The Only Thing That Seemed To Do Her Good Edw 1 Wincarnis. - This is preved by the Averue, Phi thousan of letters received from tevesting story of ong, grateful for the RQealth and 4 estore to heal mcums gave them when o who worn-out, Hueston ¥k & mue nervousness. without reading 10 advertis ecided z time 2 Vir- and Mrs Yering Wincarnis is o eral tor - recomm e hucn 10,000 piy ns, All gver the world Wlflcarm‘ is bring- ing newed vigor, vitality, and en- durance to weak, anaemic, nervous and rup-down men and women. ) ¥ u bottle of Wincarnis today. In o sizes, $1. nd $1.16 at \atnmml g stores, Main and Shetucket Sts. 1 all tirst-cla druggis Write free instructive bookiet cent, 1tk How Edward .. St., New Wmcan-nN today gunts for Wingarnis, IF Jave Steps is During this sale, a single dollar delivers this most complete of all Kitchen Cabinets to your home—and delivers with it, without any extra charge, the kitchen tools and tool compartment tray described above. As a matter of fact, the New Improved HOOSIER BEAUTY can scarcely be called a Kitchen Cabinet at all—it is a system of saving steps and eliminating extra work. All the splendid features which have made the HOOSIER the favorite Kitchen Convenience of America are in the New Improved HO O SIER BEAUTY. But many additional conveniences have been developed, and the arrangement has been 3o SCHWARTZ BROS., “THE BIG STORE WITH 9-11-13 WATER STREET AND MORTGAGE LOANS! 12 as compared to § for the corresponding week last year. The mortgage loans ur Slogan- You will be in our store to- morrow when it opens !were $17,600 for the past week and 311.400 for the. same week in 1920, In New Isgndon the real ecstates | were 65 in number as compared to § for the same week .in 1820, The mort- {gage leans weré $331,009 for the past Yweek as against $44,629 for the same week a year ago. Tt NEW LONDON Plans haye been prepared by Archi- tects for a residspce to be erected on Ocean ~Avenue, owner's name with- held. It will be 30x38 feet, of frame 'construcuan, with a stucce exterior. A {garage will be attached to the house, {and prevision is made for four rooms and bath, and a sunparlor on the first floor. On the second flgor will be four | bedrooms with two rooms and addit- ional bath in the attic. There will be hardwood trim, tiled baths, fireplace, {and steam or hot water heat. Architects prepared plans for a new | rosidence on Ocean Avenue, which Di 11u A. Henkle, 51 Federal st., jerected for hims by the da; be of frame construction, for the second story. On the side is with a stucco and be a breakfast porch| There are ri\;y There will’be a large front and =:dc places, and steam heat. The trim | veranda and an atfached garage for|will be epeamel finish, and the woof {fwo cars® Phe firat floor contains a|will be of stained shingles. orking ont a better | Yving room, dining room, kitchen and | pantry, the second four chambers and bath, and two reoms and hath {r the !attic. “The baths will be tiled and the trim of hardwood throughout. The heating will be by hot water. A new building. has just ‘been start- ed at 661-3 Bank St. for Sabagh and Salloum, it will be of brick and hollow- tile construction, 3¢ beams and built up roof. There are to lbe two stores on the first floor and the second will be used for light man- ufactyring. The cost will 1= ahout $12.000, Bids are being received by Father William L. Kiernan for the steam heating, plumbing and electrical work lon the new edifice which is now being erected in Highweod for the St. Joha 1 be 42x54 f with a stucco a tyo-car garag vate bathhous ¥ story. On the ment of five rooms with a sunporch The upper floor will be compo: Toilets to be supplied on ond floor and and fiye up the seven chambers and bath, are lavatories first und the v ho heating ! will be by steam, and all modern im- 00. ame geras Cost me ge 88 Bly- Avenue, Lo. denburg Rose scientifically worked out, that this new HOOSIER does everything but hand you the tools and supplies you need. Come in during this sale and let us demonstrate the many superior advantage Kitchen Conveniences. Our HQOSIER to your home on payment of $1.00. Once you get it in your home, you will wonder how you ever did without it. - There is no extra charge for our easy terms. The low 1921 cash: price, set by the factory on the HOOSIER, prevuls. THE LITTLE PRICES” NORWICH, CONN. TELEPHONE 965 eisie ill have | w . 1t will| 30 feet, with steel| the Buptist Secfety. A frame building will be erected! ley Avenu nd Westerly pl ccond wiJl be ap apart-| provements will be provided. a buili-up Toof, Building Permits for the U. Horace Dart, frame cottage, Warren | D36 town St., Cost $3000. vauit frame garage, " 750 | - 'Mt‘”:xtu chuxe. the /OOSIER tool -.Il! lgol = 1 to house, 11 Hempstcad street. Cost| EXTENSION POULTRY CLUB $200, ORGANIZIN . N K NG ABOUND NORWICH Hangso & Olggn Same SarRee, 49/ ARBi weiowee Bediatiaite pocuze Sherman street. Cost $300. | L. T. Sherman, Irame garage, 410 poultrymen around Norwich who are willing to organize an extemsion poultry Beckwith street. Cost $25 i Benj. Lawry frame gmasev 9 NeWiciub and meet monthly with Professor Jones, the poultry extension speeta’ist | a! street. Cost $230. H OLD LYME s |from the college. These extension poui- Plans have heen p}'epm’ed for the try clubs have been very successful in erection of a fine residence for D. B.|many parts of the state, During the past Hodgson at Old Lyme. It is designed in|vear such a club was orgenized in W: New England Colonial architecture,|ierford, a number of the people In thal and -is 10 be of frame construction,|section’ have kept records of egg Dro- 44x68 feet, Therg is a wing in the l‘!.fll'\(lup(.hv‘ m,, . in the pasement of whichothere is a; Syen = ¥ ciub 4s open to anyone billiard reom anG laundry and upon|in this vi y who will cooperate in the upper floors of which are a kitch- jcarrying out the plans. Anyone te be epeand servant’s guar There is te|a member must be wil’ ing to attend the attractive th brick steps and tile roof of which forms a small E m;v zs produced on us monih and | ¢ i A report w be ready for ites the wee i that iGea In view assist- of Nov. 7. ¢ secured by the county agent ! A new business bioek is to be erected nossibility of orsaniaing | sarly in 1922 for George A. Rawley at cm \ marketing | corner of South Main and r y The nec It will have a frontage of i d found ti way six stores and the cos £25,000 to $30,000 . JEWETT CITY | ries Butts is gradi | Main strct. The lot of the fines his let on e onen to be a reception-room, dining room, lvu(. |monthly mes gs regularly, which wiil | ler's pantry and study on th irst {probably e held at the farm bureau floor and 11 chambers on the s nd "l"Lh in lhn non buflding. At these and third floors, will < mber will report the marketing | = will be ef br “when Mr. Fellase and ¢ e| 3P et tecylew @ number of men |, wheth T The 1 DANIELSON | in the Fail toward the building up and i S e\)J cted building v section munity ber of that a ted wit Ik num- in a WORKERS" CAMPAIGY wmilding in Bssex, It will be of brick, and hollow tine we was Sait to Colle D Leonhardt Says “the £ £ Pil s internal; t This is the only flour bin that can not dent, COUNTY COMMUNITIES MAKING EXTENSION WORK PLANS Six communities in New London cous- ty bave already met and planned pro- grammes for extension work for the com- ing year. It is interesting to know that all of the communities are interested in a gobd deal the same line of agrieyltural Four'of these places have shown terest in improvipg dairy .in- v, end improving a dairy n&rds by carrying out some organized move for increasing the consumntion of k. Al of the cgmmunitie in carrvin tion work whi demo munities arc interested In pecially In organizing v the small orchar Tt It e commlitee have ) week! county agent - rity of the s »ssible the i | 'TORRINGTON CITIZEN GAINED 25 POUNDS Wm, Fitzgerald Makss Publi Astonishing Statement Re garding Merits of Tanlac. 1 twenty-five pounds am sal t e made a phyel y afler eat.ng - anc gas sme uy 1t would at imbed |BAPTIST PASTORS COMMENT DISARMAMENT MOVE ondon Bay New 1 Ing that | BEANCH MEETING TO * i BE HELD IN NORWICR jam or get out of order, 1t is the only bin that makes it as easy to scoop flour from the topas to | draw itfrom the bottom. i you happen to have a little flour left, it is easy to return it to the bin. ANNOUN (one flight up). of Daniel Green sale we give you, compart- with the complete exter Domestic C. G. Cobb wishes to anrounce that it he will open a Shoe Parlor at 161 Main Street, in the Alling Building, Specializing in the La France Shoes for Ladies—Polly- anna Shoes for Children — Good- year Glove Rubbers, and a full line i} Opening Day on Wednesday, Nov. 9 CEMENT Comfy Slippers. ROTARIANS' PROGRAMME OBSERVE WILL ARMISTICE DAY »permnal talion.” SIRLOIN, ROUND, PORTERHOUSE STEAKS || WESTERN STEER BEEF SUGAR CURED SMCKED SHOULDERS Pound 121/2(: SUGAR CURED BACON Pound 16c. LEGS GENUINE SPRING. LAMB i Pound 25c_ Inc. s of this greatest of all plan is to send the BEST SHOULDER | ! OR LOIN Lamb Chops Pound 15¢ | Pound 22¢ Pure Lard 2 Pounds 25¢ i l COMPANY SWIFT'S LARGE SUGAR CURED HAMS, Ib..... 20c SLICED HAM, bb.... SPECIAL SALE HEINZ GOODS CATSUP, large hottle 28¢ CATSUP small betile. 17¢ SWEET PICKLES, bot. 20c SPAGHETT]I, can.... 14c BAKED BEANS, 2 cans 25¢ MUSTARD, jar...... 10c ERAND LEMO SUNKIST 6 for 10c Fresh Churned Creamery BUTTER Pound 48¢c CUT FROM TUB " SEEDLESS SUNKIST ORANGES 13 For 25¢ HOT FROM OUR OVENS EVERY MORNING AND AFTERNOON MOHICAN BEST BREAD Pound 6c FRESH RAISIN BREAD Loaf 10c 3 to 6 — THREE-HOUR SALE, BOTH DAYS — 3 to 0 6 SILVERLEAF | GRANULATED SUGAR 5 Pounds 29¢ NS