Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 28, 1921, Page 9

A Bulletin Want ~ Advertisement Will Get lk A Bulletin Want |A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get Tt |~ Advertisement Will Get It Advertisement Wlll Sell It > > - A WANTED—Mals -puxrin—'-nu WANTED—Msceliancous L desires po- WANTEDT lddle aged vom;n WANTED—Iafosmation as to the I n- BUY this seven-room house, only $1.- hand-print- | sist in hoi E lkk and aot n. | tity of. :he automobile wl‘l‘c‘h ran ini 500; near troiley; it's a bargain; talk > Was attractively decoratex mm uiicun. ae¢28d | Phone $28-5. O aechsa zsr"'“k standing on Brnadway w’fk ghen én :ant of ufl{y Toperty, by the Victory class, comprising young - onday on G, oates, Thayer 4 3 chaufteur, experi-| — WANIED Young il fo help with | e A;fi,{“:}’;,;f,h:;‘;fl},,’" d;'md‘" oot Whs - BY REID, OF COURSE. Women, and the Young Men's ciass. A higlr eluss furniture, | housework; good . home; good wages. o We. will sell u ublm nucuon at the large evergreen wreath was suspended Vould tuke private{ Mrs Curland, 50 Broad St. dec28d__| BUSINESS is sensitive, It goes Only Fb!i Sufi—flb White Leshnm vub- ire S 0 Ponsi from the chandelier, and, ovy stde- cuptae; 18—t a 5 o here it is fovited. and siays o whare {65, B A._Hoxle, Yantic Conn., RV, T2, 54 30 | nens e gclier. ahd. gver th W Hart, ‘Box | . WANTE S 'fiwfl!‘& eb" wperipeet |t is. wel, geaied, We Divite your DUsl | ¥ Ok s;,_g_]uofi";;e Ta fine condi.] & M. 10 horses, 10 toeboard wagons, 10 | o of evérgreen. Holly Hah B o on. fancy. - 2214 | siess, Manila clgirs, 6 for 2605 Seeden- | om0 by haie—Cook stove I fine condl-} mail “wagons, 2 top Concords, 1 piano box | '’TIEr Were on the center table on the % = ’,Fhr Nyatie 3 ngrs 1!dzh'css or apply | horg's After-Dinner cigars, 5o stralghts }yr:mn 4G11A_2l"e al e Glen )\ om‘:1 "x'd top carriaze, 4 open buggies, 4 democrat | PIAtfOrm, over which was a large ever- tr T*:;s;;‘sg;d TS ic Mfg. Co., Mystic, Conn. vana Spear cigaps, 10c straight. Fa- ) & €c23d 1 wagons, 10 Set singie express harnessegy |€recn star with ¢ : e study ; endid opportunitie sition guaran- d ¢ ) efunded ; write for free dec28d manufagturer = wants azents to seil compleie line of Shirts.di- rect 1o wearer; exclusive patterns; big values; free sampes. Madison Mills, Broadw New York. dec28eoW LARGE shirt “TWANTED _Position As chauffeur, pri- or doctor preferred; no ob- White ihwfleudr, Buile- e fon 1o truck. y Keystone Sup- way, le ? decZd ;caool now open- practical shop course. ars, address A. F. Lewls, Main St. Willimantie. Ct. NMENT wants railway 135 mongh; list positions Institute, Franklin b 7 deced LOST AND FOUND Hickory St. and St. am_of money. Please and receive reward. LOST—Between ining. ames Square and unday night. Finder Reward. _dec27d dog, :.nswer« to namp notify ¥ranklin, Ct. GEORGE G GRANT : Undertaker and Embalmer PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVIELE Telephione 630 l~ un eral D:redon ahd Embaimers [ B 322 Main Street ‘Chamber of Coramerce Building e 236-2 Lady Assistant . Funeral Dlrector and Embaimer PROMPT SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT m i { ! tand. Business ‘Training | _'ll' 27 V\,.est Main St. Tel. 19"3 = tenement on TO RENT — Slx—m Washington Taodern improve- menis, Inqufre 1& Bath St. dec2sd "0 RENT Furnished toom, steam neat, electric light, 18 Union St. deczsd FoX REN Cof & i Tenement of elght rooms, all improvements, 41 Conv . dec28d T FOR RENT Cottage house, 29 GIff St.,” modern, improvements. ~ Inquire 84 Lairrel Hill ‘Ave. Tel. 655-2. dec28d TO BENT — Two or thmee furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Tel 353-12. decZ8d TO RENT—Eight-room cottage, with all improvements. Inquire of W. dBen;\eu lec8d RENT—Cholce of twe or. three rooms for light housekeeping. 12, 86 Noruh St. furnis] Phone. 1567; TO RENT—Four- r‘oom tenement, ern improvements, at 16 Thames St. quire Thames Co. de21d Coal TO RENT—Heated furnished rooms. H. E. l(mx ]G Laurl‘l Hill decG ¥oR KENT — Two tencments at 56 Yantic St, with convenlences: Inquire downstairs. decbd TO RENT—Rooms Geeping. Phone 1987. TO RENT, + Eleven-room tenement, with all modern improvements,. at-110,North Main St.; a four-reom 'cn ment, Wwith improvements. Inquire o V. LO\LLLO 198 Clff St Tel. 1527 dec28d for li‘ht house- iysd FOL SALE—Horses FOR SALE I have 15 Horses that are broken In for ail-kigds ‘'of work. Thay are for sale or trade Wt right prices. Come and ses them * ELMER B. PIEKSON, Tel.' 536-3. je3d NEW CARS DELIVERED—Maxwell, gan’s Smoke Shop, opp. Woolworzh' - dec28d note player piano; WANTED — Second kanfl nousenold ‘é%nfliuon terms fo suit. $185.00 buys o beautiful mahogany Go- good tone and fine The Plaut-Cad- & -4 ‘;;nscrbuon in red let- ters agal a white background, Peace On Earth, Good Will to Men, At morn- light driving. harnesses, sleighs of all d?- scriptions, and various other antitles 100 numerous to mention. r ~Cal ent ing_worship th extm ood, _antique - Turmiture, Norwich, Conn, _ octi2W JOFN STIMPSON, Owner. | anthems otk oty T82 pusic 1T ks and oL s | Elassware, oo R, $3500_buys a_fine square Chickering 7 LN £ Tidings, were given b st cash prices, Louis D. 232 | piano, beaniitel tone and.in good condi- | o Alctioncer’s Natlee—As the Empire | T0f p Sien by the Shair. Abun Water_St., Norwich. jy?a tion ; make your own. terms, we wili take | Stables has codtradied to the | offertory solo, Lewls E. Aldrich gave in WANTED—Real estate of every de- scription to sell on commission basis. Burdick & McNicol, Thayer Bldg.. Nor- wich, and Jewett City. decZ3FSMW this with! Fl . Norwich, Conn. octizW WANTED>Position by - wi four years’ experience; elementary cer- tificate. Write Teacher, care Builetin. tela.her with " $50.00 buys a fine Decker Bros. gxlzshte&u.nu iree stool and scari terms, ano-in trade at full price any time three years in exchange for an hm'nght piano or player. The Plaut-Cad- up- h and $6 per month. The Plouts American Railway Express Co. horses, | Pleasing voice Silent Night, ss Hazel all of the above will be sold without re- | Cruthers, organfst, directed the s serve to make room for the Express Co . 5. B =y cquipment Take any Windsor Ave. car |, oo, DASOF. Rev. James B. Aldrich. preachad a most God's Christmas Tsaiah 9:6. nteresiing_sermon. on as GItt to the World, from For unto us & child is born, to Russell or Kennedy St, and walk two blocks east. Sale rain or shine. Lunch may be had on the premises. ich . e, No. 3 Wm A0.U. W, B n o 0. > tre,, " Ures at Bréed Theatra res at Davis Theatre. ERIEA MORINI, THE MARVELOUS VIOLINIST ToO Am;l As =oon s Erika Morfi, the girl Eenfus of me violin, univermlly fo- knowledged as the gréatest player of her sex the world has ever kpown, be- A unto us a Son is giveni and tHetVgov-|5aD 0 DAy In America, the crith i Cadden Co. (Known for guality and ser- ROBERT M. REID, i thet gov. ic e les, and dec23d S Niae 1615} Norion, ~CoNL, i g ey g«prnmem shall e upon His shoulder; and | feAtere writers of the newspapers began WANTED—Foller and engine, 25 home! oct12W T A S re o A e e WD ) ‘;:"fl"‘\l‘ R R A e 8 power, state: size, number,tubes and di- = ¥ o Maln St, Manchester, Cone. Tel 2] jod. The eyer- meant more than chlllng her ameter and sizc of frebox and xf\ 23 baf",gg‘ u‘:}fieefi_ Soapipcreey, Sow, IR | ather, the Prince of Pace, The|Phenomenal, tn_the géase (hat Ro Rt ottom. Write- I+ B, Stanley/ Xa : = = mohasized the P of her ¥ or pe St Conn. dec27d STEAMS HIPS gift of God, w:;fl!‘;is ;nn, & -1“-::,l ;,mi.' or with ::r:mh’;: \:Il:’r‘:l‘\; oz tr e e Caw o AL Heeb- EOF BALE_Live bait “gelaphqne o iy and should be recelved in the spirit{Profound meaning of musfe ; ners, every Thurstay. A. C.'Bemnett. e By Ao ERuyilie. \th e o Ol" {*N"\' Erike Mforin! 3 chure unday evening a|Made ber debut in New YLork. - TWE BT 208 pay hibhest pioss for 7 FOR ?At.E—l%:)arncm‘inul and_dairy SEABOARD Christmas cant was given. Miss 5'10,_11"0‘"‘ in America, she o second hand furniture. und books, ;:;’J‘.fn;enfig”,,;’fi = A e M. in charge. Follow- | 5% Kremens, successor to King, 4§-30 Water | POONSTGUS' IOy Viger Wi sioc AIR LINE RAILWAY mme: Organ_prelude, Phone L S seplfd. e,,c}‘ N, Y. dec”md 5 s: _hymn, O, Little WANTED—100 farms for catalogue, F L 0 lD A hep 01 L - wrie: ‘hous 10_acres up, with or without stock Slvo fof"m'flf-‘f;f:‘chg’es: umber of sopa Christmas, page «“nzrlcofl:: “,i r;:“ was sold or Tab Aiways 5?:, .n:; 1l particuiars n fral leifer as7to r’rllgg. ot e i T e ol MR R N T et hymn. While Shepherds Watched | 0t ever since - ; E j‘;,x“ | Billings Farm, ‘two mxless(-mh of Glasgo. Also Pincierst and Southern Pines, For the Children come to her e Otto Andesson, R, N (ch.:(d‘ N., C. Camden, S. C, Savannah and 5 .y nighest prices for 1 Brungwick, Ga. H t A FOR SALE—Shaem.xker sho; set ! . G2 1 met and new hon. Sore GonRd fymiture. Norwich Fural | of machinery. 167 West \mm"m corier teel Trains—Superior Dining Car ! buy, seli and exchange. jeta | |of High St.” Reasonable price: dec24d Service—Leave New York daily 2.05 4 FUBNITURE, STOVES, | GGCODS of all kinds, old books, pictures, wanted for Conn. bottles, glassware, etc., cash, anywhere in eastern Ward Bros., 45, Jackson Street, Willi- mantic, Conn., Phone 632-3. WANTED AN ESTABLISHED INSLRANCE AGENCY. GIVE FULL PARTICU- LARS IN FIRST LETTER. WRITE BOX 213, CARE BULLETIN. WANTED, H, B. TIGER, 65 Franklin St., Second Hung und - Antique Furniture, Tel. 717-3. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES 1921, touring, model 25-5., magneto equip- ped.. $700 1921, modcl L X enameled wire wheels, aloon, 1920, 5 pass., Wi radiator, $1,250;" Moon, 7 ., Wwire wheels, dual ignition. Deleo system, §1,- 625 ; Haynes, 4 and 7 pass. tourings, 1921, model 47, aluminum body, wire wheels, 350 ; Haynes, 5 and right hand drive. $2,3 . closed 1 wire wheels, Haynes,. sport. road- L whevl.,. wind deflector, | Revere, épen cars, L. $2, !mu ‘Revere, - sedan, - Lu, 00 ; Dixie Flyer, 5 pass. T- model HS-1921, e i FOR SALE—Dodge touring car, with interchangeablt winter and summer tops. 2T’ dech FOR SALE A Cadiliac standard 1918, Jim- | painted , and Over- Inquire Majestic For sale cheap. ousine, hauled, newly. 1920 Dodge touring car, first_class condition. Tup less than §,000 miles. Inquire Amos B. Whekier.* Tel 1772 after 5 p. m dec8d FOR SALE One 1921 Little Six Studebaker, been run 3500 miles, Price $900.00. THE A. C. SWAN COMPANY all fully eauipped. HOURIGAN BROS. ERAL DIRECTORS Horwich and Jewett City .‘ v ———— FUI . SN TS e SO The Pwnry Ailen & Son Co. 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS - AND cMBALMERS dy Assistant Telephons 418-2 BAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke } i i ra i FOR SALE One 1920 Peerless Coupe, alil n A-1 condition, and fully eqiipped. Car has just been revarnished. Price $2300.00. THE A. C. SWAN COMPANY FOR SALE ! One Reo Sedan—This car has been' run very litte and is in exceptionally fine condition. rare bargain for some ;ne wishing a roomy closed car. Price THE A. C. SWAN COMPANY neral Directors 41 Main Street | LENY, Instructor, Odd Fa dfl' 56 or 401, Private lc&ol! € _ class Mondays and | % o'clock. Begin now. nov.fiod - CiGARS T OBACCO VHOLESALE AND RETAIL We carry a complete iine of Domes- tic and Imported Cigars. A, L MEYER, Successor to JOHN K. BOWMAN, -118 W. Main St., Norwich, Conn. CIGARS + Whitestne Ci sare 572 per thousand 3. F. CONANT. il ¥ramkils 8¢, TRUCKING —«nzon 1o LA.\I!EB’I, Occnm teaming, Ving amg trucking. Tel L 617412, Jyld GUS LAMBERT, JE. ving trucking. . . JOSLYN, 255 West, Main S, We r ticn given to moving bvneu and ma- cuine Tei. 798-3. Elunmerman, 17 Boswell Ave. 'Ael. 1 E! TEAMING anu moving, Paone 192 ©. B. BROMLEY & S0 ' ve everything anywhere. Special. at- Konz Distacce Ain'l.‘ \rncn.- ¢ a epecialty. Jonn ?{“&gfiu‘ifi Ehetucket St Phnne 335 9 TEAMING AND TRUCKING flonie very prompily and at reasonabie 122 . AGLTHUR H. LMHROP Shbbucket Strost L2 Phonn 175 THERE is no advertising medium in astern Connecticut -Qu;\l to The Bulle- dor less Tesults. K I Main St Phone 971, T-N.MTATHROP NEW ROND ON FRANKLIN ROADSTER — Nine * B series, 4-passenger Roadster. Top, paint and uPhoistering A-1 mechanical condition of this car is excelient. Auto- matic wind-shield cleaner, spare tire and bumpers in- cluded in selling price. FORD — 1815 Touring Car, in good shape. Late style body and new radfator, FRANKLIN -SEDAN — Here's a bargain in-a closed car. Late ymodel. New tires—just out of paint shop. At your own price. MAXWELL—Any one desiring a small Touring Car in good runming condition, can buy this car right. E — 1917, Sedan, newly painted and thoroughly in- speoted. Price includes new slip cevers. 12 Montauk Ave. Tel. 278-2 HorELs Pr B ‘Z:-lrénn TVice - Nfl‘ nei?&a. P‘l’:fi Shetucket. 8’2 T DELHOFF HOTEL Duropsan phan. e, - B _BUILDING TLLIAM C. YOUNG Contractor ana Bullder Mill Work and '.bblll’ 5‘;! W]en eczd { | | | 1 i ] | I CALL at Jonathan Smith’s new station, {81 Town St.; most convenient place in jtown “for gasoline and mobilofis of ail grade dugZ?\i BAVE your tires xutreaded loek uk. new, wear like new, as good Mum st, tab!M Lanbie Tire Co.. $3 W. | F——— T ——" RADIATORS BOILING OR DAMAGED REPAIRED AND RECORDED Tested Under Air Pressure MUD Guanus AND LAMPS WM. E. SHANLEY 492 MAIN STREET, (East Side) OVERHAULING AN REPAR WORK OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, | Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholstering and Woed Work, Biacksmithing in all itc branchea SGOTL & Glark Gorp. 507 TC o15 NORTH MAIN STREET INSURANCE Start the- New Year Right l| |BE SURE vOUR HOUSE, YOUR | AUTO, AND YOURSELF ARE FULLY {COVERED BY INSURANCE — SEE HAROLD S.-BURT Phone 598-3 120 Laurel Hill Ave. IT MAY MEAN YOU | You may be the Next victim of a fire, Don’t take chances. The small annua! tection from money loss | Take out a policy to day. Isaac S. Jones INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT RICHARDS BUILDING \ 91 MAIN STREET J. L. LATHROPF & SONS 28 Shetuckat Street INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS e e ——— CEIRQTODIST A. G. THOMPSON, F. 8, Chiropodiat, t Specialist (Droteul our Zeet). st yous feen. Sulte . 321 Maln St, Norwica, Cum. Phone 1366-4 h:ng within_eight. mllés of Norwich ; acres of wood and comidem\)le timber, balance tillable and pasture; house, large welk, Broad brook crosses. land, sofl. sawmill near; this is an estate, be closed at omce; price $2,500; sion given at once. William F. Estate and Insurance. mus| sses: Hill, Rea dec22d {without _stock. Address L. Groman, Plgiufield, Conn. Tel. 99-2 Moosup. hard wood., Tel. 615-4. | Son, Homestead Farms. decl‘.)d delivered. T 5 00 bu. BeDthe 78-13. decl2d 24 Franklin Squa: _decSd VICTROLA, Sty equippéd with all improvemenis S1 down. $1 per week, on club pi Talking = Machine Shop, 24 Square. FOR SALE—_Farm of about 200 acres, about 100 10-room 1, cow bam, sheds, nice good TARMS for sale; sasy terms, with or " FOR BALE_Well seasoned siabs and H. E. Beard & FOR SALE Herd wood, $9 per cord, pright_piano; $20 Su vveekl} The ’la‘k ng Mduhsme P. M. and 12.30 Mianight. Lumenicnt Arriving Time in the South. Atlanta—Birmingham and Southwest SEABOZRD FLORIDA LIMITED Ajl Pullmans—Jan, 2d to April, 1 leaving New York 620 P. M. thiough , Sleepers to East and West Coast Resorts. Club and Observation Cars. Apply for Booklets, “Wintering in South,” . “Hunting and Fishins South,” “Golf and Other Spo: Dates of Golf and Ten ments), Time Tables—Reservations and Infermation. S. B. MURDOCK, G. E. P. A. 142 “West 424 St., New York. N. Y. re's a Home For v S n's. <)r|: congre- Mr. Aldrich t 1 929, ebrated at Miss Mary ¥ An unusua’ ceived holy communion At the 10 o'clock K the n the (with To 4 Sacrament pon- The Christmas gm- Washinglon Office 714 14th St N. W. o ‘Ur':ama‘i;!s: pizats and :| the elaborate *QHCXI‘I.\')‘ The pas- tor, arles W. Brennan, after of stoves. number. Water St., New London Salesroom, Norwich, Conn. Tel. 1703—:4 nograph, regular $2° sale 3176; easy terms granted. Plaut-Cadden Company, THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT For Christmas or for a New Year's i § present, no gift can equal a new 4 home. | have some fine properties for sale at prices ranging from from. $2,800 to $25,000. Have a very pret- ty. 8-room house with garage on Linden Parkway, for $8,000. ARCHA W. COIT Real Estate and Telephone 1334 Insurance 83 Broadway FOR. SALEStove parts for all makes : Bring name of stove and T BEAUTIFUL baby grand Sonora pho- 75, special for quick | - The | Norwich, Cona. 3 : 5 wishing his peoble a merry Christmas ik 1 read the gesvel of the day. In his ger- 4 mon, Father Brennan dwelt mupon the : 0 ew Gr great glory of the Son of God and the happiness He brousht a into the world by His coming on the first Christmas day. j There was a verv large attendance i At the Johnson Home Christmas | pleasantly ohserved, although there was no _speclal demcnstration, owing to the illness of the capable matrcn, Mre. HQI- B, T r, who had a severe col: ey dinner was served to the family. all the members of the houvse- hold belng reported comfortable. Among other gifts recelved, every member cf the "home Was presented a present from Home Chapter of the King’s Daughters. Mrs. John C. Atterbury, leader. A v: rle of eruit sent to the home by se vals included = quantity NEW LONDON LINE Steamer Lvs. New London 11 p. m. daily except Sun- day. LEGAL NOTICES of orsngpe from Miss Porteons. and a jarge basket of cholce apples from William C. Gilman and his sister. Mrs. Lonise G. To each member of the family. dainty hand-painted baskets filled with delicacles was presented by the members of the Private Day School. the neat de- ing the work of the children. A\Mce Helena Kenneda, a student No. 3421 THE DANIELSON BUILDING AND Loan Association vs. Joseph Owen et als. Superior Court, Windham County, Octo- ber term, A. D. 1921, Notice of Sale of House and Land. be appreciated. ERANCIS D. DONOHUE, novéd Central Building, FOR SALE The Plaut-Cadden Co. Two-apartment house, with ali im- provements and in_pink of condition, choice location, with large yard for gar- age, near center of city; must.be seen to PIANO BOXES $3.00 EACH { ning at an i { of a stone w m pin in the northerly end dinner to a company of relat 1l on the soytherly side of Her guests Jnclnded her Westfield avenue thence 'S. 25 desTees ana slste At i Mrs 15 W. 854.4 Tect by lard of Sarah A Wil | a0 e A \1“ e liams; thence N. 69 degreas W. 60.3 foet Qeer. her sister, Mrs. Frink Cae, _and adjoining land of Mrs. Henry Danlelson | the latter’s daughter. Miss Flizabeth to._the northwest corner of said Daniel |"fl=’ 1l of New London. son’s land to a corner of w: FOR SALE JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, On Yantic car line, 10-room house in good condition, with outbuildings and 16 lison Rogers of Boston spent Chris:- mos af th. home of his parents, Mr. and 0. Rogers thence degrees 157, E. 340 feet adjoining land of said Sarah A. Williams along stone wall to the point of beginning. Contain- 20,847 sq. ft, be the same more or i at the Congrega sonage Saturday evening Dec. 24 Joseph O By order of the ( FOR SALE NEAR LINCOLN AVENUE HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS AND BATH HAS LARGE LOT, BARN, GAS, ELECTRICITY. IT MUST BE SOLD PRICE $6,500 JamesL. Case Telephone 876 40 SHETUCKET STREET | premium is negligible to the firm pro- | it affords.| — FOR SALE In the hills, one mile from state road, just the place for poultry and -fruit, or { summer home ; 100 acres, 60 acres wood- jland; 7-room cottage. good.sized | 2nd sheds: all buildings good condi fine large old shade tre fprice 52,000 5 dec2ld Willimantic, Conn. les Porter Rogers and Ruth Marion were united in marriage by the Rev. C. W. Hanna CHARLES E. AYER,! Appointed to se the above premises. pastor, / After thoughts are sometimes best. NOTICE TO ZuroiTons. Christmes | Sacred Feort e Bt e whm as_awarde T her fourth eon- to the YNttle Morin, cert { soloist New T: as Tocted Siater Hall 1 concert of the seco series this concer: Decemher 29t% ets €2 which ¥ erved seat. t proceeds wit be given fe Mall or phone or. be ven promp! ne 183 Breed Theatre. Just what the public would wall could e ripped fro: Lome revazied In GoMwyn's pro- duction of Rupert Hughes' first stors wriiten -directiv gerous Curce toplay & a trials, struggl A defeats of early married they are presented. so trutht sy'nnr’-eurm.v bumanly and bumorousiy that one feels he, is really iocking on at the honse- held of the Harley Joneses with that ob- ag out. Howing ture ar “The Oid Ne t Hughes ‘photoplar, Atead * places its \\rm"‘ said 1o Lmu';fn 1 huipar dellcjously forecas “Scratch Ay homaey, its distinctive popularity. ot e direntions 1 said Judgment son. | Bome on Town strest during vacation. per. Headive fts cast are Helena Chad- tajned, 1 hereby give notice that 1 shall and Mrs Wiliam H. Tague and{iiq ana Richard Dix, with Mavrice B seill at public auction the real estats orge, of McClellan avenae. return-{ r e 8 o4 “ + hereinaftér _described at the _premises |ed Monday evening after. passing . the Ll om (e famous oo upon _Westfield __ avenue. in_Danielgon. | weck-end and Christmas at the home of | oric. Athitics. Kate o Conn., ‘at 2 o'clock p. m.. 9pon Saturday. | Mr. Tague's son and daushier ioia scrm Jan. 7, A. D. 1922; that the terms of said [y o S\ S PO s er-In-aw. inctude sale shall be cash; that the property |y SHA Je Soun Tague of Springfleld. { ~iva. Cook and the shall be soid subject to taxes amounting | MAss. Sund: v morning they attended Fora Educationa! to $240, The real, estate to be sold is| Wesley Methodist church, on State stre . particula.\;u; described as follows, fo wit: Rev. George Martin, pasto> of . this A lot of land, in the Borough of Daniel- | church. preached a beauti k 5 son, in the Town of Killine1y, with all the | The Birn - ar Chrict - eogiul Sermon on buildings thereon standing, d'uate«i on Dot Aixcollat the. southerly side of Westhel ue, in o oo, CoRoeent Said Borough of Danlelson, and bounded arles F. Gee and described as follows, o wit: Begin- | Street, servéd an halt dur,-n 3 presented with gorgeons o and elec trical effects omises, tp be one of the hest atx: shown in Norwich 'n anda Ludlow and Co. 'n etch full of chuckiss and Rosg will be a comedy giggles. Bert and Betsey ntitled “The Checkreem apd Weils will offer a acrcs of land; very. desirably located. d being the same premises de- — singing, talking and »:_nndl\: 'Wfrh!t" This_property can beé had at a very rea- | scribed it a deed from Sarah A. Williams BOZRAH containing plenty of chin and foot pat- sonable price—a great chance for the| to Joseph Owen, ed June 8, 1916, and ter. Waters and Lee have a sensationsl right party. For furth varcieulars, in- | recorded K i YAk SO wire act that will make the most blase quire of volume bells chimed s sit_ up and take notice. On the screen Jack Folt makes Mis debut as a Paramount star in “The Call of the North,” ULy Stewar: Edward White. The hdpk was dramatized for Robert Tdeson. Jack Cunningham wrote the screen version, and Joseph Hena- bery directed. The un'\‘ deals with life | Woman was 4 r i a AL A COURE OF -PROBATE JELD | WOUS Was an afterthought in the, Findson Bay district an‘:\’ is lv;: at Lebanon, within and for the Distriet of with exciting ac, D o Lebanon, on the 24th day of December, which is so wel ted to Holt's i A D. 1951 t AROEITECTS ties. Madge B is jeading wo- Presem——G{ORGELL‘BlBRCXrGGE. Judge, | Vo | Estate of William C anchard, iate of '—,—fi . edy emtitied i i ia i c 'H & THOMPSON A newr weekly and 2 comedy e ! the a’;;oevnn of Lebanon, in said Dlstnc!,‘ Ane s Thot s Wee! ; Wit nfl.l’m Mf ! 3 Administratrix cite | Thaver Building, shone. Don't forget the great a lsne'c deceased to bring m | e e !lb(— Davis today, “Just Around the Obr- ! their claims against said estate within Six | =— {ner.” It is just as good 25 “Hi 5 { months £rom this date, by posting a notice | The author “wrote both stories. | to that effect, together with a copy of this | order, on the signpost nearest to the place ; where said deceased last dwel?, and in the } WHY NOT |same: Sowt Gni Ly pablishing the same | GIVE YOUR FRIEND A MAGAZINE o o “Norwich Bulletin, 2 news- { gaee in The Norwich Bulledn, .2 Rews- | SUBSCRIPTION FQR OHRISTHAS'I’ trict, and make return to this Court. OUR SERVICE WILL PLEASE YOU.| FThe above and foregoing is 4 true copy S GEORGE E. 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The Norwich public will certainly gel a treat when the show for the last ‘ulf of this week opens. These are all ex. ceptionally. big B. F. Keith's acts, es- pecially the Five Musical McLarens and the Werner Amoros Trio. There are ai- so two excentionally geod comedy acts in Adier 2nd Dunbar and Joe Hurl The Five Musical McLarens are in {a class all by themseves when it comes {te handling musical instruments. The i first company of its ldnu,é Norwich. Werner and Armoros o will pre- sen‘ an exceedingly clever act and Is | the best.noveity comedy act seen here in some time. Joe Hurl is the versatfle comedian on the bilh Adler and Dunbar present a, comedy ofledrg which is good throughout and is called “A Study From Life”. The feature picture is 2 Yankee Go- Getter, featuring Neva Gerber and Jantr Morriso ’ ! S Y. M. C. A. Meeting. “The Young Men's Bibie study group of the Y. ML C. A. are scheduled to meet tonfght for supper at 6.15 to be fol- lowgd by a discussion of subect of & helpful nature. The class meets every Wednesday night 2nd is open to all voung men and older boye. —_— To Return Unscld Thrift Stamps. Instructions have Leen received at the | postoftice to return to the department in 3 \\a.s\fln:wn all unsold thrift stamps anc | war savings stamps 2s soon after Janm. 1 as possible, Sale of the stamps was re- cently ordered discontinued. fil-fih—s‘m‘anflnu ave being made for a hearty weicome to John F. Wade when he iakes, thy .48 mayor Gy o e Manday memt