Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 28, 1922, Page 11

e fluq“sh-‘-? . oo SV GabD —in Xew, Lon :u:l * 40 Mr. any ‘rhn. SANRS—In Liberty WM . 1922, & son iq M. and AINT- nutnn-lw : by no\ \'- tains and Mise T Mysthe, Oct. 25 1p22, Bimer § Alvn of New London. EX—Ir New London, Oct. 26, 1922, Jes H. Gredn. ki, & SR DL OACE FUNERAL NOTICES CHER 15 Norwich, Oet. 26, k W. Pitcher, aged 80 years, o West services at his iate hom: Loving Memary of sur Dear Mother, SASA (COUTUE) PARISEAV, Whs Died Oct. 26, 1 Fofr years ago you left us, Hage we mist your smiling face ; o8 Jeft ws to remember # oA saxth can take your plce. 4Bd Bt o wander grave uppn the Bill, Bl left & Joneliness -na -r never .. & nchreely knew you IngSoyr ma-liv years .on earth, realized till you had gone Yape slefling woman's worth. WEh aching hearts we know (60 late TR fever whs another d and $rdé the whole way through du whot we valfed Mothat. i HUSBAND A HILDREN. Directors rd : Emb;lmers Lody Assigtart IHENRY £ CHURCH : wh. 8MITH ALLEN : Telephore 338-3 Ciimmings & Ring ‘Faneral Directors and Embadlmers 322 Main Street (h-mb-r of Commeree Building fBhons 2382 Lady Assistant PROMPT SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT : Heiiry Allen & Sén Co. l 82 AIN STREET | Telephone #10-2 (Y OR NIGHT n’ Ho oct28d | - day, Ad- 8a D wi m&‘:ome H-Box 1134, cm s "———A e T ks WIFE ‘worth $100, OIW D Bflx 4“‘ League, Co- lnmblu. Ohio. - . -oct28 le land, Calif. 00 d: 0, ;" aescriptions. 5 gfld either se Standard C -ot e WAN'I'ED A;pply'inl’a‘sfln BOY WANTED at the Golden nulc Grocgry, Broadw: Lfl “CANVASSERS Ak ., _profits; neW, . except] necelgary articke; eral; -pocket samp) Elizabeth, N. J: g WANTED—Men are needed for S. mall snevioe: $115 to B exper o f-:"rg Biaios. Dox 351, Joonn Mo, oozta lulzflxv FORD-=Thy fniracle min's us IIrr agents selltng 30 @ dxy.; out- 0 free. . Aistin Jenkins V\W, WANTED—Slasher _tender, on colored work ; steady employment. Abvl! to Lae- | ino’ Mfg. Co, Westery, R. 1, oct2d AGENTS Everybody lu(l Exl!‘c\_s stll Duo double. strengzh, e Xtracts ; com- plete line_ household necessities; big !‘t- peaters; write today. Dio Attica, -158, C WAN flm—mmm man for special Advertis otk ; s:» - Vo | 16 man who gan Dr”u sults ; L H - 8: expericnce ‘\flhywwgg 158 North Wabhi ash. 2 suho-srr. 0 §150 éaslly mide selling & new office. necessity. Write G., toom 20. The Attawaugan Hnue, Dan- 1son, Co 'A"l‘lb—ho.fl for 'l'lunton llfi. or vicinity: special rates. walapn Trucking, 17 Boswell Ave WANTED — Sell must_have, (read this. line over .5%... ni W note that we sald must); it is unique, U. S. pratected article, & positive necessity | > because of goyernment ruling, with year- repest, exclnlvely PO Taon e trolled by us; re an order taker you should ml-kc ?0 to $30 a day; if you are an ambitious salesman you will clear up of $40 per day; most de- sirable_comnection with fature for those who qualify. - Jerome Laadt, Pres., 5 5o Dfl.rbcrn St Chfl# Ww?lnflhnm men over 17, wish: ing become railway mail clerks or mail carrigr: $133 month. Box 8, this office. i Al Two or thrie fla roohrl AW()’ 1o 107 Frankli genty, TurniShings S o "xii'afa B:“A‘::M.m _T!% ol regard, Hunter's A¥ o ' oct24d n’ifiux nu er 17, hicome_rail- h:u% z bm. 81 ?nmmu N Y. Commbn {aborers, wages 35c per ho 8-hour day.! Come ready to work, T: ‘Willima car at §45 @ m Get off at Company’s "bus, will_taks INLAKD PAPER BO. oet27d hnm THE NEW YORK; NEW HAVEN & NART’;ORD RAILROAD GOMPANY MEN WANTED Régular positisns ~ for competent men whose work is satisfactory &s: Mathmists—86e to Toc per hour Bellermakér—47c 6 760 per hour. _ Blacksmitig=68c to 15¢ per Hour Amb:ture Winders—§6c and 76¢ per Cat, Inspectors & Repaimen—elc per our 5 N Hélpers—nist yubt; d6 tehs beor tur n‘.ma vates are those afrbed npsh wit] Committee of Mechanical De- partment Association. ::.x:m-r o Apply 3:00 A. M. to /6:00 P, M. t5 Ass't Superinten office, Unlon Station, New Lendofl; Conn. R. M. SMITH, Ach't Superintendent ; e Ly story, Just publighed ; trémen- | a1 let; httnt. b bt.te!tgl onesome peon] s ed mfi )‘e thousan: dn tttrflmlv 3 Worih u 900 1o udncfi" e, sificere people e B seriptigns for, your a 1" am wmaking mehy mar AR qum results guaran ry me. Ol Refisble Sucossstul i Hon 241 Mer., B-34, San Frnhc!sco oct28d na—-v-eum you fearn about new rational treatme; immediate relief of enilepsy, posi Stopping all seizures from first day’: Information free. _Soeciallst, ; two questions 1r§: st ite. . Autiiey, Dept. ,5 834, Washington, D. C. state . Brionre F"msso 116 Nassau St. Nek York, oct2: WANTED Fuisiiuze, stoves sfe- A mtie Tl aei _ narieTuThS |Leoba " ¥OR. su.p—wflzh Ex "’i‘s.. (:nm LOUIS D. WARD pa 2% m-k:u ’! sed, (-rnmm hd antq 89, Norwich. IF YOU WISH a wealthy oun:‘wm, piite, enclostng cavelope. Violel Ray, _au \\m\ zn—Vnmu and mnfipooxu _to claan. i L. Harns, K Bo: WANTED—You want to mcm Go to Antoophian's Main St opp. postoffice. Special, 7 taken at $1.95 a dozén, worth $6, oct2Td “HOMES wanted for three boys; nomes ate wanted for theee attrac intelji- gent Protestant boys, 6; % and 11 years okd; these children ndve never known a zeal father and mother and need a home Where they, will have affectionate and in- telligent care. Anyone interested ‘in_thes chiluren, please ‘communicate . with the' State Bureau of Child Welfare, State {Capitol,” Hlartford, Conn. oct27d WANTED—To buy a~ wiiter top_ for Dodgy car.Piionie 100: oct¥fd WANTED—Magazines, $1.15_per hun- dred ; newspapers, 60c per hundred ; rags, $1.25 hundred; also highest cash prices paid for serap metal and other junk, We will call anywhere. . Mutual Avastc and Metal Co, 319 W. Main St. Phone 2275. oct25d A xnsmonzn told me that the leaves W red In the fall cuz there ashamed ngy‘v' been so green ali summer. Speeial sale of briar pipes with Bakelite bits 78 at Fagan's Smoke Shop. D] .5 Co It Bure & Co.,, Manchester, Conn. - octz3d T WANTED—Yokng operate clevatc T WANTED—Small drc«ud Digs; any time. and any un ; pay market price on dehv&y eneville Public Market, Phy oct20d cctbd ' Mm elfier_i wm sum Sléifi ong 24 gli = B 45 “Fok' mu—s m efl; dition, Jarge Iot. fesit trecs, twdA coops, 2.500, mi St S dam ¥ 1%91& Conn. @ JUST. LIKE FINDING, M m 103 Ack8 FO R On Il ) -"r : ders on river, 30 acres plow and % . stoek iand, “M:Enmfmé,' u.m ments, Green Bou \mn $4,0 minu ;. 18 in R Y “y c-nm NtEb—-&m erty. of every deser) ton 1o omIission basie B dick & Menicol, Thaver hlflldini o WANTED -+ tor second nmffh”émn " Hou §oods, antiques,. store. fixtures {ry me efore sclling, N. Weisinger, :i Market St Phone 537-£. m‘ WANTED—Secoad hana ummh m« niture heil nrloe;wu ) h ! 'A‘V.L 1.1“ w’ asge. jues, -tools a3 m ANTED—100 farms for catl by up. with or without stook n;-.;}cuhn in gn m-;; letter iture mens, successor to King, 44-50 Wi nns s sL ‘Phone 131 weplzd WA'NTED Num TO BUY oty PANTS \ND ODD COAT COAT $3.30; PANTS 10 Marck THEM $2.45. L. POLLOCK, 327 Main at., obp. Postomce, WANTED—MALE WANTED g:enc:a Cap Salesman to sell. mail: crate Car, of eommis- i u;‘-&"’"{:."n‘m ter. Mt ..ot W firs 3 b e e Address-BOX 10, Bulletin. octdu COAL AND WOOD M e lmvi, mmme. hor- o R B’ N6, 5, or Canss __—_—_* FOR SALE—Best dry hara wood; b‘t ket u fiawrdl lowest prices. P'hvnl 5 u&.%%., bRl i Phone 504 or 1325-2. R. Shapiro, WHIW St., formerly ’D\lrkea Lane. octil | StoRbt stitut ‘E Au‘%fi‘iol')%{;%&m Sl% u-x : $10.50-521.50. 327 Main fi Mn, FORSALE at a farms B Tiger, 56 Eramidia i3 — lwith an JOHN A. MOEAN, ke Briis anaids. COIT & SHOLES, -\ vl Sk Conn. . r,‘ 5 " FOR SALE [ Eight-room zODERN COTTAGE, with | == Targo lot; Ny 4 gréat opportunity for someone to Seeuré ivflmhuflfitmfltfinflea For tarthér pdruidulars, fakire ot - ; JOHN A. MOERAN REAL ESTATE BEOKER, nliunm:s m REAL ESTATE ”frma W ol iRSURANGE SRS %fi? flm Ave. fiablé 1o bay Taxes In the bare b ALBIE L. HALE. “=JOHN B. OAT. ich, Jg gmi District Noverber, A: D. 1922 thereon, be given 1 this’ ordlér ome thme in son having a circulation | least tén days prior to hearing, and that retuen Court. NELEON J. A 0 above and foregol Attest: HELEN M. DRES oct2sd CANTERBURY GREEN Ii is expected that the wiil an Mustrated leeture at aay ng. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hawes 2 returned Saturday l'rm a n in Cefitral Vi 2 They fepoft & most enjoy Miss Fulton of Mystic ¥iiting at the Hawes home od_ddkinz their absence home. Miss Elise Hawes is ent Plorence Gove of W I M7s. Herbert Tra tér Hope returned from > of the week. Mr. apd Mre. Howard Ioxe tamily are visiting -in town at W Bager's. The Ladies' A0 met Tu church to work on a quilt Mary J. Powers were te| by. Rev. Mr. Humphrey The Sclectmen, ~registrars and clerk with their wives were enjoyis oyster supper furmished by H. F. Wil fiams, & town officlal, and the sup was happily turned Into a marriag per for the newlyweds. &t her home it Canteebury G utday afternoon, Oct. 21, after an of several months. She was well & in this vicinity, as the most had been spent in this town born 4n Lisbon, the daughter of J Sussn Ray Peck, who were bott New England stock They later located in the s with the ehurch at Hano: nisfrisd in 1897 to Nelson Hvéd n the samo nelghborho od to her fgmily F, her loss will in the community as w Besides her siste: ich, and a nephew; Wa 'l'he funeral was held at Wednesday afternoon ing a prayer at the nelxhburhoofl were & large delegation gfange. The service w the pastor, Rev, Robert H fiymns oS by the casket usrrounded efs. Among them were Ladies' Ald society and thic _ Tho bearers were Hal 8 the procession over villags: A'ITAWAUG AN Orcester were the . Afbert Rolifhso __Jobn Heminway Heminway o nday Mr. and M afid several other Joseph Lyor Wt Woodstock Sznda Definis A, Ir. {0 his house. Eawail Blaekbor sfhn well dug. Mrs. Raymond > Mes. Albert Rollinson attended the . fu- at Taftvifle on ‘There's no reason_why : oot *;mn—a»nu Wfl. ry o