Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 17, 1922, Page 7

& ,.m’fia‘“ fi%‘% L quiy 11, s “ ANTED—Cx day a week; "l Edwin Hel Diin onfi A ewport, —C R l'—ln l,mlch July archuk, gl’am\*u WA\'.rz ii ddie s azed W Mcs. eneral house: . }'Ms#“‘m“‘ s n. br 185" Earglipa Kfl% W SR M&undueagg w‘? nette SPENCER—In vhfl del Fa.. July 15, 1922, lfldd&nly P 5:;“!0(( of oy F. spéucer. tommr o BUBH—At East suddenly. WANTED_A man to help H. Hall, P " by towns for a N. Y. ?{ 4 man with a light mlch(ne tor aub\l Xgo ‘;‘ws&éa} Lyme. July 183, 1922, M Elisworth Sperry WP‘ 11? ?fimefly orfiw :n terrnory A m 44, 43 “Bri l.l—— n Norwi ‘i indg Petrosh ck te'r Pe! oshwfld aged 8 .nn!’r Sy o Ne a\en hged ¥ Al\'llb—-gx ‘!,‘#L “f 16 to 18 yea: ears. 14. llfl. ’eatl Afldreu Bo: NTED’ R A ros. Tel. ANTED—4An eldu’l ? try 72 ey r“%#n "o rh\g?:i.y of Sl o T da!ry farm, yo n fi mm&%« man. lctlvi. Cl\efi Sy, f g‘ an etabl m;: reshments, v es, ultry, gasoline tank 1;:‘1:-0;:: (bk ‘business) ; acres, fi te road, ] g& fruit; cot *{'w% o, X A GENT from “West Mystic s 8 nxin t this-is reen Apple’we !88’ -H!.fi‘ Srden two for 35!:, is umm cigars six §~ he J g Of £§ 08 L] -:g ;immve 8 4] Phone 1 lr ; Sity of a6res of B00od land, with 10-room i WANTED—Bookseper, able to p expe: pre nd Mfl& large barn, for 3 e large ", riter, eferred:” i 5 'y for several st B D ald | incliding water, ba ; o % pqu&er, Yox ity ek ko, FOR SALE—In the orwich, “fruit; the house’ odern improverfie: % WANTED—H!! , electric ] © 11753~ 1»\'!-!5"7‘ SAYING TIME) daily, ingludin e 3 Due New Yo Pier 40, N. R, ) & m. =0 nN‘l’-s—Two apartment ‘ashington &lx rooms eacl prwmem., Inquire 10" mm 11 ‘cash for d - Hand flfluu. st fore sel St. Ph 3" b1 FLYS, g hz: antic, aged 65 years. NOTIC w:px,n_xn Jewett City, July 16, W " at_his ot 15 R .\1932 e R $135-5195 . o fl»z*’ Y }‘;1‘40 hold goods.. y Tel. ng, .16 Wate 3 e i i ge:d » e 4 24 ef 4 The following cases were of | 2 b.v Philip. W. Fiyon and Robert ssen, of the state police who "ork.d : ummg the different places here be!m\ mn “11-room 3 bar, @% ang 12 1 te to sell on tlflxi'hgig wfifi:fihc & mule copy. MPIRY S MR widow of Char! July 012! formerly months, in Yantic r? J n’”’m ul% g élclmznnd Hills, L. 1., fllfam C. “Grodotzke. Tantic cemetery this (M dl}'{ al(em n, July 17, at 3.15 ocluc @ylight time. MR . PIER SO. is city. suddenly, July 15, Hafner, aged 28 years. fi ‘l‘ 1:;. at his ldte ‘home, s;ree! Tuesi lfletnopny g five P L Al hone Willimantic 649 3 ¥ hutses tl\'e h;fla un tlme. end they i?mu “% efi!cu loa e kind ;} y“, oppo%‘z”“fi{ oll m.l ; ,s“*ms:*"fi, Q%'Z?‘r ox 102, rm : bemr Qflco nn ¥zmay Ci:gr Store, 333 1('1;: S AUTOMOBILE AGEESSORIES &fiuifi S ot SN D & hmd’&&m—‘qg‘;!g.‘ T“fi 5 .,snd zecond- FOR !ALE—MOdel [&r‘oveflvaad“z}r%g x:f#'—smp P 1s. seven-passenger cars to rept. Tel 2201 siv sum ol Baugti E"on, aé"d‘%&i“‘,"’éfi? 1’€ 50 per cent. list Phone 717-3. Dak:}g e St Gx ity. ave your rent uml bu FANTED—100 ca ‘“Jx-riomg e Lauze F«‘d’g‘ T Clarence Sholes Tel. BU leu 3 §§’ SALE—1 it Is anythin, Wett clty. Conn. Duying. ay Slock: Heyignt Thas. 'wood cemetery. AR, Senrat Berioiwiy send I v e e e e rnest flflQu , IBF 5 years. | truck, 2ell my Furera] at h‘stl 21 “B“t for sxaowLoum Onm;n ree » 2'Orchard St. mnrninz July Phone 131 iviig SALE—Having" bought a \arger : ;Ion Ford truck i _jii..._ i, Mo L T Bpd o - oo e focidl | FOR SALE—Studebaker Big car, 1920, in excelient conflmpn nt and tires, at a in. !‘lghl Put) in; & ¥15d ¢ odge truck, 1920 model, s.des, good shape; price low. alig Auto Pamr 8hop, St. FUNERAL DIRECTGRS DHURCH & ALLEN 91T % Taken_ tnis wee Rpx 66, New Lond TOR SALE—Special SiX -1 ¢tondition, '$800. ranklin’ 8t. ix tour- jfmul West Mam SILK WEAVERS BOX LOOM AND PLAIN, STEADY WORK, GOOD WAGES AND EX- CELLENT CONDITIONS. APPLY NEW ENGLAHD SILK C wm AT ONCE FOR SALE |- B 24 Band ‘n;z'nim qq; B gt L T COTTAGE HOUSE $ AND BATH, SET LEGTR'CITY Lot 100x108 INMEDIATE mssssmN. “FOR SALE—1971 Reo m& ing, overhauled and repaint 0 Apency, 118 Etafik“n 8t dyi3d on L lin_St. : “é ho£ fles, at lmtvufl?;m% AVAILABLE DODGE TOURING Goad condition! new tires Oldsmobile Touring Qverhauled and Painted JULIAN L. WILLIAMS Town Strm Nerwich LOST AND FOUNP 15 Main Street §550. Funeral D;r?ct@m Embalmers Lady Ascistant HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLZ® Telephone 328-3 s and Bmmv Cummings & Ring Fanergl Directars and Embalmers OST—SmaH ndle of plc;ur ‘frames with” cmm tes,” between D ne?zor'; and P ainfteld. inder refurn’ to i ‘ m n, e 8 oy Furm;ce St Danisisan. James L. Cgs,e. Telwhgqp 876 49 SHETUGKET STREET 50 CORD§ CHESTNUT CORD wopp P. 0. BOX 152, NORWICH. iyed real FOR RENT—To gentlen ant (umifh!d room :n Tat Phone’ 0}7&) —Tenement, five West | an, very pieas 18 YEAII' exped:m in the automo- _ | bile re; f(ve me a. trial. Con i:‘u‘{u Av aurel 'B‘lll ,v 20 flchv.uer Phones, 182-2 or ,Ca ¥ i¥ed “10 nzu‘—‘glnel oF twro nicely furmished |, u%fi,‘” ropma. 1 location ; nfl.& - e FR . 3s° | duiott, ‘pond st nnmel;t and ain St. Apply Thames Cnol and lpun mn - p v‘ n' r'd n:m-—mmuy; Te]ephene 259, Cmszevn fi:fi' FOR T— d mddeied fig}m.fi? :r ':'é AR o AUTO TO: radiator covers. curtal %= b ers tire* covers. reuphol h’; ot ;mg; honuk?&plhg M Ave. a ngwly‘f& v:r—rumishea Tooms for li nuuspkefi: itig. 27 Division St. ’5'2: TO RENT—Furnished !00 1‘ Laurel o el b Hiil Avé. ' Phone " Light usel ln rooms, together. ax e Lwhorob imp;ovpm;}gt& 13 Union St. s STATE PRICE FOB SALE e lwgw ;33 always Tente ome fine Residential pronem 3 o DENTl!T§ " DR- HARRY 161 Main Q ASS beat, 3 12 gores | Iand xg li_ngasvme 44 5!;4@:13: . & st ng:rql aftractive bargains in Cottage |~ Tyo-Tenoment Houses, well lquse 6 cooms. electric light, steam TO RENT—Furnished Broadw: mlzm nx ! 4 1" roadway; ge: len” 0 Y. Jead Pnond 2055. 0 RENT—Apartment (er adnlts. fou; ro’gh‘\s ‘and halh‘?gn secoud qo‘ T uz&é co dpartments, 175 B ing, §es ring ndel sna idn 0% fut- Dishe: . Jesd FOR of 'room: Thorpugh knowledge of welding 4nd s preheating plug adequate facilities mAn;i/ 1133 kB8 08 et i and sqyigment soshies room vurnuses. = ths agrpqt, Qva& qu!fiw th;n Te‘”bo“ EXCEPTIQNAL BABGAIN 5 Eas’rzn\ POINT COTTAG] ear plf s and only three min- tss' “walk afhmg %ench and short istance from popular Hofel “Griswold. Eflti bux‘dln’ 10t will be included’ with- out addmonxl cost. ~ Prite $5,500. 3 ;Mone- ?’-’:fi"‘s FQR SALE PHONES ; 122 Office — 1&55 qug Dr. Paul A.Schwartz { SOMERS sLodK ON THE SQUARE GENERAL PRAGTICE. | EXODONTIA, QRAL SURC PENTAL m\mofimpuv DB.C.R cBAMB | DENTAL SH&GEQQ | M"Grory Bidg. Norwigh. Cann. As psight Matoeany Phonogtaph, §35. Genpine Victrols VIII and five Rec- 822 Main Street Chamber of Coramerce Building LOST—One Firestone cord tire and rhfl 34x5, bétween' Putnam and _Norwi Fioder picase notify Builetin Offce: and Teceive ceward. iviag - 'Lofl—:—fi&lfi ashington St. and Cliff St., or in 2| S cameo Hin. “'llfllble as keemxe Reward if r;mmgd 9 th HOTELS AMERICAY HOUSE, D Hnrflnu fitke fg:;.;“%,,:,g:: o élzen ’ iady Assigtant GAGER Funeral Director PRINTINQ of ux kin S B PROMPT SERVIGE DAY OR NIGHT ;thlr;;i*Cl“wg.wwfi —_————————————— BOOKBINDING msflu BRADFORR 8lank Books Mc:o .J Ruled to Order 82 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILLE Telsntiang 630 Norwl:h and .lpuu eu, ! n.qmsr riw 'Ast to mu yanr, ords, $53.75. INSURANCE An TUpright Piano, on casy terms, $75. IT MAY MEAN YOU ;::trp}:y be g;hg nq; vigti X neq !. f‘!‘i, out :‘ pg‘l?cny“ o d'y. Isaac S. Jones et $05. 8e. Becord Albums, 35¢ each. Brped New Guarantced Planos (easy . | terme), §295. THE TALEING MACHINE SHOP, 24 FBANELIN §QUABE. é"’ Edison Digmond Disc Phonograph, 4 bypag yow Fortablo Phencerapk. $35. A lel\lllne Vietrola in a Console Cabi- New Columbia Records, 38¢, two for et possession | take immediat In o€ e Pluut- , ing or Or'l’lfl i FOR RENT—In business section, sit su\{able for auto u:ecnm o5, e laq,l?he: heavy to bring us our portable shoe store or regta nan. equipment enables us to go to the Tul 246 205228 | ork. No pi of work tog l-rg- or tp 1' Upstairs To Rent s~ = "% "™ nml Rooms, - occupying space of about NOBW}CH WH.DNG Ce 22x70, now being used for two-tene- | Rhone 214 81 Chestnut Qteq” ments, in the very heart of the retail section of“the city, are now offered to I"erl for busi OF ALL KINDS Automoblles. aamo place as ”n m one of the tenements. The place spitable for most any kind of b«.mm. Reor full particulars, come to me — "A. HAUBT, 69 Franklin Street FOR RE] T At Egsterp Point, the veey d txmage, wmnl ely furnished, and Mre. n var Dl’m{g epled very rnanna e, 3 season 1! For xumm- particulars, inquire of | JOHN A. MORAN i R Franklin'sq,| Bleckemithing in all its branches - INSUBANCE agn ug_\sal— EiTA“ au'.uARns UILDING 91 MAIN "I'REET T furni- e and aneiss! Tous Fol'B W B 89, Norwich. MWF ith store, large , or garage buai- ui?n s Or Uil pay- o A V COVELLO. Te 1527-3. 198 CHff Bt, Scort & Clark Em 7 TO §13 NORTH MAIN STREET ifl?éu eyl —AD THE NQRWICH BU LLETIN 10c & Line, Average § Words to a Live — Wants, NAmMe oe eo 000 m ant 3 bimfl ad@;s§§ i; W ed.m.axls PETRE PYOPT TR RRe e [ \ RTTITTTTTPTPPPTrrrans: POy seserean ceessecateanmriesansif cireraan eosesssaronce Raasass sapnssrse et GOLD, 8 LVER- NIGKEL. COPPER AND ' BRASS ELECTROPLATING!: DONE. ALSO PQI-I‘“NQ AND :’m REFINISHING, AT THE NORWICH NICKEL PLATING COMPANY 77 HAMILTON AVENUE {To Let, For-Sale, Etc. ot q?ssificfltion 3eieie niniaieisietete enioiuloree X here Jeecenesirononerananes ’L‘ANDS’C’APE’ VGA‘RDE;QINQ THIS is :mus%s:»’ senacsrssnasdiicecniisieiininnsnne o sirange “tor 1and- m:"s&’l’l%fi. eeterssasnenans BAINT AP WALLPARER summoning these people to court. Places were visited by the before 12 o'clock Friday nigl against him. He was found gulity and was fined 350 and costs on the first, d' $25 each on~the other two and oofl.-. a total of $100.63. Adam Novak of Old Mystic was lhl charged with the same offenses and was (ol;nz: guilty and fined $50 and costs, Frank Davis was charged with three on the first count he was fined 50 and costs and on each of the other two was fined $25 each, making a total of $100 and costs. Julius Hornisher of the borough ‘11 charged with having an establishment for making and selling certain spiritu- ous liguors. He was fined $100 and costs, $17.83. Manuel Starr was also charged with with the same and was fined $50 on one count and $25 on the second $76 and costs which amounted to” $17.33. William Schaffer was fined $50 and costs, $14.21, making a total of $64.71 Mary Fietard was charged with the gale of a pint of whiskey and was found guilty and fined $50 and costs, $15.83, a total of $65.83. Aptone Fietard was found guilty om the charge by keeping liquor with the intent to sell and manufacturing the same. He was fined $50 and costs, !'lery Richmond of Old Mystic had his® case coptinued for one week. J. F. Prown was the complainant ip this cage. parties all pald their fines and greed to cease carrying on the busl- néss. Attorney Benjamin Heywitt wishe it to_be made known that this was the g;n time complaint has bech made to m. 0 cases were reported from Pa'w- tuck this time. Faturday morning abont 8.30, Peter Henry Flynn, was found dead at hiz home on Eim street. He bad been com- plaining of feeling ill for some time and n\a D work abput a2 month ago. He s about Friday afterpoon at work it yard in which he took great pride ae was the son of Peter gand Mary Flynn and came from Scotland with hit parents to this country 6f years agt when a small boy. He and his parents resided in Mansfield, Conn., apd from there they moved to Willimantic. Mr.* "Flynn enlisted in the army at Fort '!:mpbpll and about 40 years ago saw service in the Modoc Indian waf 'w Mexico, Arizona and Califor- He married Lucy Harvey, who sur- vives him. with three daughters, Mrs James Meuse of Mystic. Misses Helen and Catherine Flynp of the borough and fiye sons, Otho Flynn, of the borough, Egward of New London, Peter of Nor- wich, Florimopd and Charles of Ston- ington. All of his five sons served ia the World war. Five grandchildren al. 80 survive him. Mr. Fiyon was liked by everyome. He was of quiet disposition, alwgys bad a word and was ready to do a kind eéd. He was employed by the Ameri can Velvet Company for seventeen years and the Atwood Machine company up to the time of his death, being & ost industrious man. esteemed by his employers and associate workers. He leaves a gister, Mrs. Otho Sullivan, of ‘Willimantie. A out of hyl suests present Sunday to attend the auniversary of Mrs. J. H. Barber's mafriage, were her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Barber, the former instructos -|in Bryant & Stratton's scheol of Prowi- dence, Edwin James of Mt. Vernon, Mr. Leon' J uotnmv-ney.mu-‘- from New lLondon. Mys. Barber spending the summer With her m-(n w' and md:u-r. Mr. and Mrs, Frank . mm mum'uk-enanfilmlnmt Taylor of Newport, R. L. m | borough. spént Sinday &t his < homé on Eim. g3 2} °3;°w" are 1t arrived A fag.Tug u;mn: but the flame wes also put any Jofin D. Amico, who was in an smto-, mobllg ,engnz and was injured, is able ;-u;k Zenyrotklmflle.&!-vl! L8 os wun«mmmafl-n d)lr-. Charles Nv!“. )5 tho Road district. - n!tvflu, having Grovey has heen the guest of Mist_ oy (ST Boms of her pare "‘2:‘ n’g Crandall, returned to, oid, Springfleld, Moss. “Mr: apd Mrs. Theodore Dewhurst have. moved to Westerly. The house recenmtly, occupied by~ them in the borough has hgen sold apd will be occupled by the owners. 'n:e men who have returned fromr’ C';wn Tenghegan include James H. Stiv-— “Howard Koelb, Lawrence Brooks. ' rt. Stivers bds returned home also. " The Bn‘wd & Armstrong basebal team of New London came over here’ Sunday -afternoon. confident of beating the A. V. A. A. baseball team of Ston-~ ington, but as soon as the game started to the fifth inning Stopington '33; ‘v?a lea dand at the fin\sh won out. * FOR su.z%r;% %fi%‘fi H :Qv e