Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 3, 1922, Page 13

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1822 A Bulletin For Sale |A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell 1t Advertisement Will Sell It FOR SALE FORSALE—Woodlot ; 1,500 cords hard Wood, near Putnam; easy terms to ne- liable party. Inguire of H. W. Tewgood, | Danielson, Conn. 945 novsd | FOR . w oil truck and very vrofitable -louse keroscne busi- engine 3 A Bulletin For Sals Advertisement Will Sell It A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It A Bulletin Want A Bulletin For Sale lA Bulletin For Sale Advertiseinent Will Get It Advertisement Will Sell It| Advertisement Wil Sefl It A Bulletin To Let Advafi_sement Will Rent It GOSHEN Mrs. Grace Geer been & guest of M. 3 MARBIED Y TY—YAEGER—In Montville, e Ot 1957, by Rev. J. F. X. Quinn. Willlam Clinton La Bounty and_ Miss Jrene Louise Yacger, both of Mont- isn N WANTED-—~Femals WANTED—A middle aged woman for general . housework in country; all con- Veniences. ‘Box 13, Elliott, Conn. novid “WANTEDColored $irl to assist with ¢hildren; other help” employed. 'Tel. Horton, 'New London, §93 nova “WANTED A, comfiblent womAn o8 table work ; wages §S a week, room and |board. Phonp Moosup 42-2, or apply to ong 1, 1922, | Lawton Inn, Plainfield, Con noy2d of{ TWANTED—A laundress. colored pre- {ferred, to do_laundry for two weekly Inquire Mrs. L. H. W.. 29 BDS“‘EII Ave. riovad 1922, T WANTED—E: days a week. AUTOMOBILE ACCE&SORI ES NGEWICH Auto and Truck Pa(nz= 0D 3 FOR BALE FOR SALE SEVEN-ROOM HQUSE Just Completed At No. 14 Elmwood Ave. Lot 50x105 Feet Immediate Possession Price $6,500 JAMES L, CASE 40 SHETUCKET STRRET Telephone 876 LEGAL NOTICES, NOTICE LCLECTORS' MEETING the HO\IEB “A\’l'El) for "theae little girls; homes are wanted for three humeless lit: tle Catholic girls—7, S and 10 years old; these children are attractive and bright and want very much to find a home of t r own. Anyone interested in these children, please communicate with the State Bureau of Child Welfare, it L pitol, Hartford, Cmm novs WANTED—Weaver: wing-in ovler le Cotton mill plain white 55 dny and night shifts; | g£00d wages, steady work; no labor trou ble; bonus for night work ;- no charge for | ring employment ; - some tcnemeu(s:l available; families consisting of textile workers préferred. Apply Employment Dept, Room 338, Butler Jixchange Bldg. Providence, nov3d A MAN fiom West tolt me he found a spring on his place, if you drink the water you'll live one hundred years, " I thought to myself, who would Want to live a hundred y in West Mystic Producto cigars 10c straight; Manila ' pive special, Bakelite | Smoke Shop. _ nov3d | CHESBRO—In Providenee, 1, 1 by Rev. Mr. Ha e W. Fish of Noank and Miss A thea Marie Chesbro of Myste. Randal cut his ting the tak close the gapinx Roger Foot at Map' built a new veranda ou A coon supper with enjoyed 3 ‘ THERE 18 MERIT | e i how Voters waened o 1 Town on ovcmiber the Town al > hereby win Hall in to lectors’ Meeting mect in the T reupholstess ing town; qui ve.g Angarans, Jewetl City, RIED OWITZ—In Norwich, Nov Millowitz, aged 64 le P “tenders, e o WE MAR - ok e door on em elose fit 1d weather? 3 onn,, 70-acre all modern im- ; on state coad; must sell at | . Write or Phone F. C. Hesselmeyer, 5 College St., New Haven, Conn. Colony novid FOR SAIE—SE;\SO}’!QE tove lengths. J. Siegel. novad FOR SALE—Message cards with ap- propriate messages for all occasione, 2oc per dozen; handkerchief cases, calendars | nd stamp cases, 25¢ egch; write for ap- proval orden k. S. Péase, 26 State St Hartford, Conn. novdd SALE—XKitchen and parlor stoves, slightly used, at reasonable prices. wich Furniture Co., 6 Mainp St, Norwich, Conn. Tel. 1914-3. nov2q 15-acre farm with horse, hens, $1,600; 15¢-acre farm with house and barn, best land, $1,500; 27-acre farm, hurse, cattle, pigs, hens, $4000. If you are looking for a farm, call al Racine's | | Farm Agency. Danielson, Conn. novzd | the follow sentative in Cor g teuant Govemor, Secretary, Treasurer, 'iops. ' Come, see 118 ) | Comptroiler. Attorney General, ~Sheriff Wien Auio’ Trimming Shop, ton {for New Londoz C tor for the 3 e Twenticth Senator Sulige of (PNl Blp T 2114, Probate (m' the District of North ington. Repsesentatives to the A mbly of the State of Ci . tices of the Peace, as required by law, for the Town of North Stonington. The ballot boxes will be open at o'clock in the forenoon and close at clock In the aftcrnoon. Dated at North Stonington. Conn 1st day of November, A. D. 1922, CHARLES C. GRAY, Town Cler! ‘NOTICE ELECTORS’ MEETING The Elcctors of ghe Town of Norwich, Legal rs in Electors' Meeting, are | ereby te meet the several | oting s of the Town of Nof-| ch Jaw provided, at the foilow- sald voting districts: STRICT—AL the, Town Hall of Norwich. DISTRICT—At ¢ Main St., FUNERAL NOTICES KELLEY—In Norwich. Nov. 1 William A. Kelley, aged 67 years Funeral services at the Fitchville tist church Friday at 2 oclock. Burial cemetery SEIBEL—In Balti beth Hur aged Prayer Baltic, Services at at contain; officers, ress, viz. by 1 Governo : Sy trom 8 oclock to 19 stories and inci dr hupting of Mrs. B Malden, Mase. B. F. York Pogquonock. An airship was ing west, & mile brand new as suniight. Andrew Lathro tor Tuesday. Jon Brow, wich Town wa the week-end, J. A. Randall vice in Hebron The people of were shocked and griev the ‘sudden death of ther neighbor Albert G. Kneei lend was & school 1ca. vesrs. His patural ing ‘made him onc in the state which the bis grown up pupiis - Commupity Clui enenced 1 undreu two Call mornings, 218 Wash- | ington St. novid WANTED—Experienced girl for gen- | eral office work; must be accurate. Call | 380, Brainerd & Armstrong Mills __novid e TWANTED—Experienced waitress, vly City Lunch. oct24d WANTED Experienced Girl, High Scheel Grad-| ate, for cost work manufacturing plant. Address qualifications to Box 375, Bufietis. noviad ork is Bap- hard wood in | Phone 1076-5. e : e sacar Andrew Heibel, eet o'clock the Baltic Methodist church B Maplewood ce CHURCH & ALLEN 15 MAIN STREET Funeral Directors and Embalmers Lady Assistant HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLEN Telephone 328-3 Hi ; | this For Sale Twg two family houses six and five' rooms with all modern im- provements. Lot 114x120, on Mt Pleasant Street. A ggeat opportu- nity. $2,000 cash required on each house. For further particulars in- quire of JAMES E. MOORE Rooms 111-112 Thayer Blida, e and antiques D. Ward. Box 389, Norwich. IY1ZMWEF 3 boarding house want- ed: quick ready buyer; write at once fully; state price and terms. Brionne Farms Co., 116 Nassau St., New York. here o nov2d wurch sec- townshiz 1o learn of Mr WANTED~—Mal ceptianal _opportunity ings big. Write McCleery Lactory, Washington, Iowa. aris: p cay each: mber of <ratlty evening facil {5ood igcation, must be dress Box 510, care Bu ¥OR SALE—Cottage Louse, six rooms | and bath, ‘barn, small tract lang, gas, city | water; town. Write ‘\)\\ncr |5 plendid ind: |vidual price righi. Address Box 16 Danielson, Conn., or Telephore Danielson | -12. novid FOR SALE—Sewing machines, siight- iy used, at great reductions; small de ts- down, b: on easy monthly : es taken as yarti snasict ed TWANTED — A hand vister: on silli warps. st & and _machine | Thorough knewledge of weldina and West Side_ Silk | preheating plus cquate facilities and equipment enables us to unflz'-|.ur meeting on Wednesda | take WELDING work that cthers|The: question of better light .| often are unable to handle properly. g e *1If the casting or forging is too|“(P" a9 TEAChEC: Old i heavy to bring to us our portable| jiigy streer. Willima Green, ['aquipment enables us to go to the|picnts of nume *TH DISTRICT—At Ponemah Large | work. afternoon, who came all, Taftville = ulations and Hsum Bisimrc N.I,l piece of work too large or tco small. dall it bei i N NORWICH WELDING CO. Randall is of 2 fam w g of whom two sist Uay ih Novemover, in tne early home was wit: hasresided also On Tucsdas, the ith day of November, | Phone 214 31 Chestniut Street A. D. 1922, at G o'clock in the forenoon, | 10 give in their ballots for a Senator to | present the Ktate of Connecticut in the | next Con; of th s 10 give for a ¥ resentative Lo r cond Co Distrlct of the & of Con- the next Congress of ihel novid | SALESMA |nian to sell” well |tised family’. flour to | land de isen dealers, ete, in New don, Norygich, Westerly,” Guilford, 2 mires Gn living in New Lon- eferred wilo is iooking for a real | opportunity .and can be relied upon; sal- |ary, comniission and auto; permanent /po- sition and positive chance for advance- ment to real worker. Reply in own hand- giving age, experience and or past five years in full detal FIRST D in_ile Cily SCOSD URS and Huntérs: \We pay 10 per other buye sol uS once ‘and be <o B, Glaubinger & Son. cut, high prade | wn, highly ady (e Engine he retail grocers |t ”\ ::L : POULTEY ort-horn | OUITIL DIETR west —At of the the viano dvanuced pupil nal markings n to beginuers. Church St. Phoue novid z what |} —27 one year old hens and = 15 Third Ave., Taftville. 1 best wishes No. 1 Hamil-| —Gfeen tankage, a poultr; 1 at 1 1-2 cenis Der pound works Fyankiin. Teiephone 2034. s Ross, 48 Hinckley St. nov2d FOR SALE—SIx acre chicken farm at | Mansfield Conn.; barn full of hay, house full of furniture,, wood and coal; I step out, you stey in. box Mansfield Center, Conn. oct26d . todge, No. mornings $58-2 I HAD TO haz four legs he sez a dead hocse; mebe he's L never seen a horse fly. Anndora cigars four for z5c; kI Producta cigars luc ¢h; a wonderful ltahian briar pipe for $5.50" apiece, at Fagan's Smoke Shob, opp. Woolworth’s, octdld WANTED—Farmess and workmen know that we sell at very brand rubbers, rubber boot: Goldblatt's Shoe Store, 46 Franklin St, Norwich, Conn. oct31d T WANTE the first Mon- year 1922, 1o 40 Corlears S “WANTED_AL once. ten salesmen women to work in store. Cail 13 Main S nov3d WANTED—Young man with knowledge bookkceping and _ tvpewriting; state | education and expecience, if any, in Box 1922, Bulletin. presery his kegn and active {ands reminiscences 1 tury. An event day Sunday wa an airship in jts fligh | hind best® wishes such milestones over Anau!d be reachéd, bright exs of the journe; |~unu.‘ October 23, 19 { Another 18-pound con | seme _epecime: captured {morning. Nov. 2, in Happ: Me. and y-s. James T daughter Mies Grace Elizabeth were with friends here over end. § Wednesday afternoon an airship seen traveling eastward. Mr. Plumb and Congdon feld are guests of {riends here, B, R. York has taken the contract furnishing 25 cord of fire wood for Lebanon High echool year: He can ure water tank, 500 | sted 100 Dounds square | gallons ; Benjamin Livesey, JT., Waurega. OVERHAULING "% AND REPAR WORK “ OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, - Carriages, Wagons, 'Trucks and Carts! [ Machanical® Resarrs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholstering and Wood Work. Blacksmithing In All Its nches Scott & Clark Corp. 507 TQ 515 NORTH MAIN STREET 1 age, own handwritjng. novid “WANTED—Fxperienced man to_work d-hand furniture store. W Market St. nov3d WANTED—We are locking for a fow middie aged men to represent ys in uue oceupled territory in Connecticut; pay weekly, Write Heath Nurseries, Man- citester, Conn. nov2d on C. & K. narrow lopms; good pay, first class tene- { ments. free Teit. Write or Telephone The Mystic Woolen Co., Milk No. 2, Hgne Rov1 grown- on | Yantic;,, must | I need the money. P, A. | Nawrocki, Yantic. Phone 1704 novid | _FOR SALE—Hickory wood. P. A" Nawrocki, Yantie. Phone 1704. novld | FOR SALE—Waters mahogany upright piano, almost- new; price very reasom- able. Mys. George Cary, ‘Scotland. novid = ! natal TO RENY TO RENT—Garage and s e Car Station. -1 10} nable Cummings & Ring Faneral Directors atd Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerce Building Phone 238-2 to give in th persons they w Licutenant Gove urer, Attorncy General of €aid offices from the Wedne: g the first Monday of Januar 1923, and until their qualified. Also, o give in their ballots for a per- son to repéesent the cteenth Sena- torie} District of the State of Connect cut fa the General Assembly of Connel ticut, to hold said office from the Wed- following the first Monday in and until his suc- | cessor is duly qualified. Also, to give in their ballots for two persons to represent said Town in the nera] Aseembly of Conmecticut, to hold from the Wednesduy following the first Monday of January, A. D. 1 and until their successors are duly quali- fied. Also, to give in their ballots for a udge of Probate for the District of Nor- wich for two vears from and after the { Wednesday following the first Monday of January, A Algo, to give in their ballots for a Sheriff for New London County as pro- vided by law. Also. to give in their baliots for thirty-ihree (33) Justices of the Peace, to hold office for two vears,from the first Monday of January. A. D. 1 THE POLLS WILL BE OPE:! N ALL THE DISTRICTS AT S () O'CLOCK” IN THE_FORENOOX _AND REMAIN OPEN UNTIL FIVE (5) IN THE uA FTERNOON. Dated at Norwich, this 30th day October, A. D._ 1922 HARLES S. HOLBROOK. Town Clerk of the Town of Norwich. nov2d NOTICE The Legal Voters of the Town of Lis- bon are horcby warned to meet in the Town House of said Town on Tuesday ige Tth day of November, A. D. 1922 or the purnose of baMoting for dates for United States Semator, gressman. a Governor, a Lientenant Gov ernor, a Secretary of State, a Teeasurer. a Comptroller. a State Senator, 2 Repre- sentative in Congress, Sherift, Judge of Probate, a Representative to the next General’ Assembly, and Justices of the & eace. novid TO RENT—A nico sis-room tencment, odern_improv Inquire Thames val Co. 'wel novid . TO RENT—Tenement of five room |improvements. - Call mornings. St. TO RENT—Five-room apartment, mod- {een_improyements, steam heat furnished ==L — {to adults.” 20 Spalding St novzd ‘WO g slab piles of | — - PIoUeR | cood mixed. wood in: Seo Jeaation o Wit (T8 RENT_ tcnement of five rooms. faw stove length or four feet: it you can | InGuire at 3 Baltlc st Doy handle a lot of gGod slab wood it will pay | ,TO RENT—Tenement, seven rooms, all ou to call and look them over. Tele-|latest improvements, 27 McKinley A Dhone 245-12 Willimantic. novid | william J. Oonville. novzd FOR 'SALE—Black Flemish hares, two does and ome buck. Ay orwich, Conn. —sfasner t toady emypls raine Mfg. Co., Wes WANTED—Load for Taunton. Mass., T vicinily ; ‘special rates. Zimmerman Trucking, 17 Boswell Ave. oct2sd | - WANTED—You want. to e a mice, picture Go %o Antoophian's Studio, 3 Main ., OPP. postoffice. Special, pictures taken $1. a dozen, V\nrlh 3 WANTED—Magazine dred ; newspapers, 6Uc per hundred ; rags, Sl hundre also highest cash prices paid for scrap metal and other junk. We Wil call anywhere. Mutual \Waste and Metal C 9 W. Main St. Phone 227. | tender_on colored | ment. Apply to Ler- i , R L oct2sd A A Sl coessors are FOR SALE—New milcli eow and calf, a really good buy. Cams wich Town. was T WANTED—Salesman _and _collector man who is willing to work aud_follow instructions; good chance for advance- ment ; salary and commission; references rrqu\réd Singer Sewing Machipe Co., 48 Main St. novid “A\den — Salesmcn {of Norwicn, ew Loadon and surrqunding tevritory | — == {10 sell a guarantecd product, made in! WANTED—Small jConn..' direct to the consumer; a big re- {time and any !peater and excellent for gift purposes;|on delivery. { experience not essential. as we will train | 141 ou to gell; rapid advancement to branch {managérs for men who gualify. Fer in- | teryiew, ask for Mr. Wells, Wauregan novid —Salesmen and collectors, and 40 vears, for steady po- | ns; married men preferred. Apply 57 Broadway. 'Tel. 776. oct31d WANTED—High schiool boy for Satur- day olworth Co. oct3ld WANTED—A singlo man for_general r woi : #. Hoxle, Lebanon. _detsed of West- $1.15 per hun- Lady Assistant ‘ a0 Giant 6 Tyler e octdid seven-room liouse, modern improve- Inquire 131 Platt oct30d h TQ BENT—Two connecting gooms, for light housekecping; steam heat and elec- tric lights. 5 North Main St. novZd Y10 B modern_improvements, nace, Central Ave. quire of John G. Cheneski, Agt, Liall, 160 North Main St. novid "TO BENT—Store on_ Washington Square. Kramer, 5 Washington St., or 92 West Main St. novid TO RENT—Small furnished Apart- mcm.ld_ McKinley Ave. Mrs. Tongdon. ~nov: dressed any nount ; pay market price Greeneville Public Market. oci20d i prices paid for second hana rnituce, housenoid | goods, antiques, store Hizturds and tools; try_me before sciling. Weisinger, 22 Marke: Phong 53 yéd —Second hana antigue furs t prices paid. = A’ Lruckner, Digs FOR SALE—New 124 Orchard St., all ments, never occupicd. Ave, steam heat fur- cor. Ninth Sf Funeral Director and Embalmer PROMPT SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT ¥OR SALE—Baby grand piano, used onc year; sacrifice for $600. Phone 657-b. | oct2id o ciate; two- six _rooms St HOTELS AMEBICAN HOUSE, D. Morrissss. Prop. Fitst cliss garage service oo Becied. Vavue. Soetpcket St FOR SALE—Six-room g se, A-1 con- ition, large lot, feult tfees, two chicken 2.500, must be seea to appre- mily hodse in Greenéville, each apartment, extra lot, chicken coep, $3,400; other . bargaina, houses, farme, ct fist over be- fore buying. inguire of John G Cheneski, 15 Bi(h Bl d “SURE INCOME FROM THE START 81 acres, on hizh land, near neighbors, 20- acres plow and mew land, 700 cords of wood. S-room house, stock barn,- 2 pouitry houses, garage. blacksmith shop and carpenter shop; buildings all in the best of order 1 horse, 200 fowls, 2 fal pigs, wagons, farming tools, black- smith_and carpenter tools, and all for cash. GENCE, __Willimantle, Conn. FOR SALE V Two-tencment house with fmprove- ments, Greeneville, $4,000; two-tenement | house’ with improvements, Laurel Hill, §4,000; 6-room cottage with heater, 10 minutes’ walk from Square; 8-room cot- tage in best Tepair, 5 minutes’ walk to Square. For particulars, inquire FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Bldg., Norwieh. Fhone. at a special low price, one of the finest jfarms in Eastern Connecticut, located within five miles from ¥ranklin Square, with an elegant house, finely furnished, TO RENT_Tenement of five rooms, with all improvements. Inquire Brooklyn Qutfitters. oct31d TO RENT_In excellent location. conneeting . rooms, ed; also _on: 0 eveninf T—Sto Ny 1173 Main St.. _oct30d “T0 RENT—One single room, by day or week, and two light housekeeping reoms. Phome.769-3. oct28d "AUTOMOBILES, dead storage at.fire- | proof dry building, $4 a month; top floor — | Majestic Bidg. Norwich Auto Trimming Shop._Tel. 2114, oct27d TO BENT—Apartment, §ix rooms and vatn, all modern. improvements, steam Inwttlggmshed Tel. 1299. 332 Main St. oct2! RS Tiger, 06 Framoia _Jan2ld WANTED=100 farms for catlogus 19 geres up, with or without stock; Eive i1 pacticulars in first letier 45 to prics, ize_ location and terms. P. O. Box 105, Jewett City, Conn. y2ed 3 and_pay bighest prices foi second _ hand. furnitore &nd 0ks. Kremens, successor to King, 44-50 Water St _ Phone 1305. Gepl2d WANTED Warkingmen to buy our Snappy Over: coats ai §19.50 and $24.50—a saving of $10 to S on each one, at L. POLLOCK'S, 327 in St., opp. postoffice. Be sure and bhy your Pants of us, as we carry the largest as- sortment at’ the lowest prices. FOR SALE—Automobliss i ¥OR SALE—Dodge sedan, good condl- of |tion. Inquire 449 oawell Ave. . novd FOR SALE—One Harley-Davidson mo- toreycle, with sidecar, excellent_conditiern. | Aml)x;o Avery Farms, loc., Yantic, Ct nov: “¥or sALE——u"l Ford touring o 1 condition. O. Peck, Norw! Town. Phome 463- 1 g ' FOR SALE—1920 Dodge touring car, A-1 shape. Gardner Sales and Seryice, 319 Franklin St oct26d FOR SALE—1922 H-ummle touring also 1921 7-passenger Paige touring C. V., Pendicion. Broadway. octl$d fa, two light housekeeping if siogle room. Tele- oct30d m. Inquire C. ‘Willimantic. " WANTED_Experienced young_man in gents’ furnishings. . Write P. O. Box 366, Norwich. d Dl NORWICH. men over 17, become rail. way mall clefks’; commence $133 month; steady: common education sufficient; list positions fre write immediately, Frank- lin Institute, Dept. 31-N., Rochester, N. Y. _oc Shea & Burke Funeral Dirsctors 41 Muin Street THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RAILROAD COMPANY i The Hemy Allen & S?n Co 88 MAIN ETREET " FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant Telephone 410-2 DAY OR NIGHT * ° S FOR SALE ‘ope-Hartford = one-l MEN WANTED ton truck, in A-1 condition, brand new i eGan b Seen at och Main St Ocll USED CARS bougnt, =oid and _ég. ed ; cars of all mak A:m.l'l‘h arags, Norwich Town. T. Ethi aug2sd TO RENT—Store at 157 Frank] Inquire ‘Goldblatt’s Shoe Store, 46 Frank- {lin St. oct2ld "T0 RENT—Room with Kitchenetts for light housekeeping, 27 Divisio oct16d. e e To BENT—Well —Toraid T Polls will be open from § o'clock a. m. rooms, 84 Franklin St. * mud until 6 o'clock p. m. T RENT_Apartment of mine rooms| Dated at Lisbon, Conn., Nov. Ist, 19 and bath, all modern, at 153 Franklin St. opposite factory. I um Goldblatt's Shod ALBERT A. RIST, ' Town Clerk. | Regular positions for compétent men whese work is satisfactory ‘ad: COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE—Best dry hara wood; bas- kets c{lidcm'ds. jowest prices. Phone 542. oct COAL AND SEASONED WOOD .and ndlings in large or small quantities. Phone 504 or 1323-2. R. Shapiro, Willow St., former]y Durkee Lane. octlid Machinists—66c to 75¢ per hour Boilermaker—67c to 75¢ per hour Blacksmiths—66c to 76c per hour Al;malure Winders—65c and 75c per hour. Car Inspectors & Repairmen—§3c per hour Jr. 7 PARTS FOB-ALL 1.\KES OF CARS Norwich Auto Wrecking Co. | | novd u PROVIDENCE ‘ST, TAFTVILLE Teleohone 630 Helpers—first year; 45 cents per hour The above rates are those agreed upon NICKEL PLATING and several barns and garage, together with year 1922 crops harvested, suiicient fuel for long, cold winter., This farm must be. sold at once, eved if we are E‘"—_"-——‘: LOST AND. FOUND “We tear 'em down and sell the pieges™ Thopé 2110, mest to Swan's Garagé. A rm;t. APRON AND CAF SPT. and. trim and g0 easy to adfust with Committee of Mechanical De- LOST—Robe from auto, between Jew- partment Association. ett City and Pachaug. Finder pleaso no- tfy William Edmond, Griswold. _noy3d LOBT—Betwsen Backus Hospital and| The inhabitanis of the Town of Can- Washington Square, Eold wrlst watch. | terbury qualified to vote are hefeny atg it et at 109 Washington, St | WAENCH, G0 moer ¢ the Town Hall 1a Loty Ter i __novad - sdid Town' of Canterbury on Tuesday.|-pD- I8%% o uior v worpmipeE. 1 LOST_—Bunch of kevs Tn Ie:the; hu!{ley s, b g o R Ny e Lab e iR " | yard of S0-inch or wider material for the in nielson center. Heware eople’s 3 sldte of ary s, late Light and Power Office, Daniclson. | gioviak ballole ior Governor, Licutenant Town of Ledyard. in eaid District. bf b 3 of thi illustrition mailed to Cmovid Compirolier and _Atiorney General for - A . Secretary of btate, ‘Freasurer, | TOWD, SEb Tt of 39 ciaty 1a L08T—Sunday night, mear North Main | this State; aiso to vole for Sherit for *“Jessio F. Lewis Rasie of Ledyard ap- and Golden Sts.. & mink ohoker Findes { \Vindham County, Sengtor for the Twen- | Feared i Couft and filed 2 patition n-.l‘ m« to The Bylletin Pat: s -lm sh sctter |gertatives for tfe next General Assem. | State of said dece alleg o8 lelt “l”fllfllflg: b;?s( l".71]!:1( and tan |$or this Town and for Windham County. cation bp heand and etermined ‘:’& ¥ s HEDE . toriation Wil Dated ay Canterbury, this 50th day of | 1927, at 2 oclock In the afternoon, and ! Eight-rooia MODERN COTTAGE, with | Conn, 'm zou and 1944-5 New Lon’ state by advertising nm The L { Nickel Plating NOTICE GOLD, SILVER, NICKLE, GO.PFER, AND BRASS ELECTROPLATING. NORWICH NICKEL' PLATING COMPANY 77 HAMILTON AVENUE . NORWICH, CONN. TELEPHONE 565-13 HOURIGAN BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR3 Norwich and Jewett Citfi obliged to make a. Mi sacrifice on price. This is your chance for only once. For all particulars, inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, REAL ESTATE BROKEE. Tp make the two pleas- Jnfln here $hown will not take very Aril, sgtecn. Jaws, eam- muslin, cretonne ot for this cap and vateims is ent in four anh'- 3 1 rds of materigl for the aprom -4 LEGAL NOTICES ELECTORS’ MEETING e eached AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD e N at Ledyacd, within 2nd for the District of Ledydrd. on the 30th day of October, ; it 1s a strike waged reduction in rates of pay ‘prdeéred by the United = States Railrogd Labor Board, effective July 1, 1822, Apply 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. fo Ass't Superinténdent’s / office, Unton Station, New London, Conn, R. M. SMITH, Ass't Superitandint New York, New.Haven & Hartford | R. R. Company WANTED u.r:s.unc 1;1:3; imu EES rnx NIGHT WORK. AND CORTON 00, TT CITY, CONN. YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE CLOTHING - AND FU| HIN BUSINESS. ONE W K POLISH LANGUAGE PREFERRED. ADDRESS P. 0, BOX 18, : 3 large. A FOR SALE Two-tenement house. six and nine rooms each apartment, with garage for car, with all modern_jmprovements, on Fast Main| ~ St., ot 00xi50, five mindtes' walk from Keanklin Squate, For full particulars, | seo - A. V. COVELLO, ‘Tel. 1527-3. FLORIST TREES, flowerlng shrubs, plants and ines. Baplowood Nursery Co. .Tel -3, Free deiive aprid DER _ybur flowers at_ Geduid) freennouses, 75 Cedar St. Phone 368 wmariid Clf Bt FOR SALE color white; twolbly, and to vote for Justices. of the Poace LANDSCAPE GARDENING the Ume to arrange for Iand. k, of which We ma3 & SPeCIAL nldlfl Green=ouses, 77 (.fihr 3 marlid in_ strictest eonfidence. Bag moen this Notifying for the reasons therein et térs Dept., 1188 Fokom St, Brookl Call 380. le 1 d. ty-ninth District, Judge of Probate for | N, 11 ‘ol yn, al eral rewar oVl riet of Cantesbury, twa Jiopre. | Uiat administcation be granted Spon the ¥, W‘l‘. stolen, intestate. > Therefore, Ordered. That .said . eward for re- CLINTON E. FRIXK, Curn of dog, or Information leading f: Town Clerk. {:‘:?';?13.?’6&"«1&'%’:"‘5‘ m-wxml'ii Anyone w] Ran October, 19: movid |that said Jessie F. Lewis e flg! ‘S‘;‘LE;;?S%. 0"35:! u;' . | public netice to ail persons inti n AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD |53 e at Norwich, within and for the District large lot; i don Div, oct3l, orwich Bulletin. a_newsnaj arge lot; very desirably located on id 3 Rorvic an e Aot Novemer cirouation n saia’ Disteig "l 1aet fvs Broad St. neae corner-of Warren St o T S R e - | et H“:h"‘! = and that - to Dear, ey Ses cause, re- 2 great oportunity for soméons to sseure | | €B80KBINDING Ly very choice home at & minimum price. n £ be made to this Court. ""r'mwm and foregoink is & trus cop¥ For further particulars, inquire of JOHN A, MORAN o SAMUEL E. HOLDRIDGE. EEAL ESTATY. BEOKEE, nad&‘ llll.l. octiéd m lInl'l. / ROOFING BENTISTS , DR. HARRY PROTASS h DENTIST y Mdin Strest, Over Woolworth's h's STEAMSHIPS ANNOUNCEMENT-—The office of the Intéfnational Steamship ~and Realty #5%cy has rémoved twom. No. 13 EHath t: to No. 160 North Main St., Pulaski Hall Bidg. Steamship tickets to or :‘xb parts of the world; real estate of il DR. KINKEAD, CAREFUL, CONSERVATIVE DENTISTR' nmn,n '-h. lel‘ City” of Xorwich. ?hmu be, snd_the stipe 1s sepoltted “‘“fif (z‘ruue‘afkact iptions; insurance: information bu- s notary public. International S, and Realty Agency, John G. Chene&l‘ Agent, 160 North Main St., Pulaski Norwich, Conp. nov. INSURANCE IT MAY MEAN YOUu imium is tection from money I-u it nfimu. Take out & pelicy 10 d Isaac S. mwhnul;u RIGH 91 MAIN Nice modern eottage of aix and bath, steam heat, cemented cel- lar, electric lights and gas, set tubs. First buyer getsfit for $3,800. 1 DI.TAI- SURGEON } Werory Blde Norwioh, Cann, FOR SALE—Horess A _young horse, weight fast and fine for harness . VIA NEW LONDON LINE FARE Brand new % in fine residential section; owner needs cash and ‘nll zell at B o sacrifice. i corT & sloms, “Od the Square 1285, Comfortable Staterooms Ready for Occupancy at Tel. [RFVED. Leave New London Dally (Except Sunday) 41 P, M, Dug N, I Pier 40, N. pn du mafi.u when m‘r‘ufi‘lmd by passenger. New Ennl-nd Steamship Co ‘E‘::. un bntn eolumns of 2re bere on Um and th ht pun. !IT & B Bigre WHEN Y0U WANT to iuLy"m ‘bust- ::‘J.Z.‘:";QE( hvondh ive ‘-h‘%.f'mm columns of R, 7 A M, E PAINT AND WALLPAPEB R S. l $1.75 per lfll! fi'fi * b= m ‘&‘. F!.r.: St.,'-\’p i 5 m 70 pér thbusand. n Franklin 5t =| WHEM YOU WANE to put ¥t . ‘pubiie, ‘there is no- m THERE is no advertising’ medium 'in | ness before the public, there Hfi B FTANT to pug your by through the advertis! Eglletn. — Bastern Connecticut equal to The Bulle- um beftes Hiu for business esults ggm P