Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 11

e ——— e ey A Bulletin For Sals ‘\dvuhumcnt Will Sell It NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922 I A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get lt. BORN MOSTOWIT! Oet Witz RACINE—In Baltie, Oct. 16, 192 Joseph Eugeno Richard, ' to Mrs. Omer Racine. T In Baite, Oet. L uth ether, Airs rd A. Turner MATEEWSON—In New Haven. No "i 2 sen to Prof. and Mrs. Champio: r. 19, to 1922, Mr. ang n Sprague. 1922, Ton to Mir. and Mrs. charics Mosto: a son, and stuawsn (Irens Young of Jewett A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It WANTED—Female WANTED~—Miscellanecus - POR SALE A Bulletin For Sals Advertisement Will Sell It A Bulletin For Sale | Advertisement Will Sell It | A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It A Bulletin To Let Advertisement Will Rent It FOR SALE = | FOR SALE—morses ELECTROLOSIS HIGHEST priecs paid Tor used fumi- ture and antigues. Louis D, Ward. Box 389, Norwich: WY 1IIMWE A late model Night truck in &ood condition. The Johnsen Co., 107-! 108 Franklin St. > noved WANTED—Middle aged woman with- out children, for gemeral housework in country, family of two, Bome. Box 13, Eiliott, Conn.. or ¢all Putmam 287-3 Sunday and Monday. noviéd S WANTED—Gir] :.rm:‘o-n for generat | 1 ousework; no Wi omall family, |~ . = b S 34_HIl St, Jewett City. novidd | uwe‘.“f,:”wf{:‘"‘i ‘3“"1\{;‘;’?"\";5.;'.;, Relper, after- | CORD., Box 185. Phono 3113." “meved noved |y = 3 d 5 Phone 1596. WANTE] —1In New London, Nov. & 1932, Monzoe. son of Thomas and Lees aovs. 8. Brown, aged 2 years. In New London, Nov. C., son of Joseph V. ordan ——————— FUNERAL NOTICES . Jewatt: City, Nov. Hawkins. aged 85 years. ‘at Ms iats home, Bast Mai afterncon, Nov. 11, at n fullly lot in Yane ll- home of his Ln E. Lathrop, im his S6th year. e, No. 4 Wauwe- Nerwich Town. Friday af- , at 2 o'cleck, Burisl in Maplewood ceme- "‘fi.. RESOLOUPIONS OF RESPECT. » modial mesting of the Board of o the Jewett City Gavin NM‘ in appreciative i and esrvioss of our lax President, John C. an 1 - ek i Bank, nw wae ])um! % advance the us .( this inwtitution, desire of hie unselfish his Joss b.o felt, his records, g cov7 ublished 1 Lady Assistant HENRY E. CHURCH ‘WM. SMITH ALLEN Telephone 328-3 Cummings & Ring Faneral* Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerce Building Phene 238-2 Lady Assistant Funeral Director and Embalmer PROMPT SERVICE DAY ORNIGHT Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 41 Main Street GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer $2 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILL Telephone 630 ; 'fluchryAlhn&SonCo 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECT! AND Lady Asgistant DAY OR NIGHT ORS HOURIGAN BROS. FUNUAL DIRECTORS *Norwich and Jewett' City, FLORIST FREES, flowering ghfubs, piants and Tel u pnhml Nursery Co. 7, 1928, 8, 1922 the following ‘resoiu- . Dipeciors of the Jewett City Say- z emembrance extend- o econds of'this Bank our < labors’ and m to its interests. ng judgment i mmiversal courtesy remem- That this 'minute be spread e presented Telephone 410-2 Rawara, A Working hrnlry of aduMs; no vualn am‘ wages. . 0. Box 168, Normich. novsd WANTED — Experienced Illtl‘l!l. Seilas Luneh. nevid “WANTED—In Willimantic, an_experi- ed. -h-'N-ll for fl'! and dress de- pattment ; good (o L and permanent po- y aition, TI"II g eFperience, Box N,‘» orwich Buliet! ‘lnv“ —Wa ply_ West Bide WAVT!D— eri -ud ‘waitress. - A o5 Sty Lamen -»md' WANTED~Male SALESMEN apportunity ; Hustlers” barnings 55 Waite McCicers | — Calendar. Factor, ingios, lowa. novitd W, unn—u expert :l;.: pwm ‘f uflw ont for o Ron bukt - oxpericnced men “es and shoe p3y_and man; {ett City; price’ 97. » {Plant, five minytes’ walk to station. John ¥OR BALE A few short pieces of Bolivie cloaking at mill prices, while they fast. Calpat Keliance Yarn Co. navitd FOR SALE—27 shares of 8 per cent, preferred stack, Ashiand Cotton Co., Jew- Write Eox 987, Bul- letin. Rov10d . ¥OR SALE—Six-room cottage, modern improvements; with it a fine nouttry Baton, Wauregan, Conn. _movl0d _FOR SALEThres lacge radiators, 106 | School St. ~ mevied FOR SALE—Gas engine, 5 to 4 horse: power. to saw Wwoed. almost new, $45. Nerwich Aulo Trimming Shop. Tel. 2114, | _novld TFOR SALE_Smger sewing maching, | drop head, $20; one Household, $10; severa] others at a bajgain. White Sew- ing Maehine Co, 29 Franklin St Pheme 7 noy10d FOR SALE— Sgnford Pariridge pmny, logated in the Town of Griswold in the quaint old hamsiet of Hopeville, near sghool and on R. F. D.; nroperty is well known and would make just the place for anyone working in Jewett City; about 6 acres of good land, 5-room hoyse. bara, !wv and an exeeptionally good well of ; price is §2,000; immediato nosses- wanted; den't Tet this chance go hy. for this is a paceel of property that many have had an eye on’for ‘several yeats Burdick & McNical, Roal Esate and Iw;n.m:c, “Thayer Eldg.. Norwich. nov Laading Clouiing and Shes Store, erly, R I ‘Phone 2232 or write. novifd FOR A MAN of | "bent and ootamtul selling exparienve, 2 slindid opportunity is oftered to engage in a profitable business af his own requiring a mintmum of $500 ; backing of weil known corporation advertising patienally. M. P., F.emlg.d 2010 Broadway, New York City. nov: T hELE WANTED —Firemaz, ¢ o d A into the booth and look alll around and pull some lever, an’ after ¥a get out didja wonder what ya' voted? A jimdandy line of pipes 50c; another lot of Bakelite ‘bit pipes 79c; Laoktite te- bageo Pouch §1, at Fagan's Smoke Shop. Bovsd 5 WANTEDUnfurnished room. - steam heat, for_couple.. Write Box 53, Bulletin. no\'xd 'A.!BD——TD huy 2 mHk_routs particulass in first letter. Write Mil Bulletin. lfl1i INTERNATIONAL & S and Bealty: Ageney, real estate of all description, is- Surace, ' steamship tickets, notary public. John_G. Cheneski, ABL, 160 North Main 5t Pulaski novid 'IH‘I“D— ‘armers_and workmen to Enow' that we sell at very Teasomable rices the “Ball” brand -rubbers, rubber oots and_felt boots. Goldbiati's -Shoe Stors, 46 Franklin-st., Norwich, Copn. “WANTED_Highest cash prices for epcond Rand Ternisare, | househsid §o00s, Antigues, stors fiatures gud tools ry o befors sciling. N, Weisinger, 23 MatiernSt.Phosb 837-5. 3y [WANTED Second_bans Aque fuz- nmu- best prices paid. Bruekner, §7 Franklin St. Phome 712- wy30d WANTED—Antiques, 10ols and zecond- hand furniture. H. B. Tiger, 55 Frankiia St,_Phone 717-3, jansid ull.-tv | Pl)l BA“—PI"H of 85 W&! 16t of wood, 7-room. house, barn for 13. cows. 1 1-2 miles from eenter of city, .on state 1o3d. siobk and tools, all for $5:500. ill, Thayer Bldz. novi0d A LE-Lv.rgn bl\fld!n‘ in fine I cation, occupied for stores and diwellings yearly rental 8 good Teturn on investment; only small amount of cash required. Write Box 161, Bulle- tin. noved yer and autters ; 3ob. Charles H. Phillips, Pmmmd. mvlnd WANTED_Young man, 24, mechanical ability, wants »umon at anything. Ad- dress L. F., Bulleti noviod 'uhm—sfi_m asd _canvassers to sell fuel savers In Eastern Connectiout. WE BUT and pay highest prices for sccond hand furpiture amd bol Kremens, suecessor to King, 44-50 Water St Phone 1305. seplid WANTED WORKINGMEN: We have a big sur- prise for you in the line of Clothing—a large stock of Suits and Overcoats just arrived. We will give you a Thanks- giving freat. Here it is: SUITS, pure worsted, with extra Pants, $15 and $17. OVERCOATS. at $19.50, all sizes and all models, at 0 L. POLLOCK'S, 527 Main St, opp. Postofce. n WE BUY RAW FURS 9. EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY NORWICH ! Box_173, Groton, Conn. _novdd farm work. B. A. , Lebanon. 00!30!_;_. ‘way mail clerks; eommewe 3133 month ; s o, wikte. mpmediatiesy. Fiank: 31 ? Ddl!L—'_ do the work thoroughly. Willing to work for low wages. H. EISENSTEIN, o Gy Come reaty to vone Subs 645 a. m. Get off at Occum station. Company’s 'bus will take you to mjll. ~INLAND PAPEE BOAED CO., 2 Draper Weavers | s e ———) + Doffer. All For Night Work ASHLAND COTTON CO. WA‘!T'D—A single man lor :e'nlrll NORWICH men over 17, become rail- Institute, bon. Rochester, N. Y. A Photogeapher desires & position. Can 327 Main 8t. Norwich, imantic ocar at Franklin Square at Iy novid Versailles, 2 Ring Spinners JEWETT CITY, CONN. TO RENT 3 RENT_Six-room apartment on CHLIt St., all modern improvements, steam leal_ no carfure, rent §35; also sx-room nement- on Lawrel Hill, hot and cold r, Lath and gas, rent $15. lnquire witiam F. Hill, 'l‘h‘ayer Lldg. novied 0 RENT—Modern apartment, 74 Me- FOR BALE_20 White Leghorn pullets ; | iinley Ave. adults only. Inguire on price reasonable. * A." St John, 635 North { premises. noviod RSt sov10d TO BENT—Furnished rooms, head of h FOR !dfll“vgtflllnpul'eu. x’hfl:hl‘lci' Lou et St, 106 hmool st nov1od atch, o ey o ey FOR RENT—A smail store. Inquire Franklin St noviod gme laying. Gecrge . Bartholomew, 14 TO BENT—Furnished room, to gentle novsd man, centrally located; board if desired. " FOR SALE 20, puilets, 30 roosters. 16 57 Clift bl. novlod —Garage for three cars, North Third Ave,, Taftvilic, Conn. _noveq ranklin St, §10 per month. T¥OK RALE—First - prize winners at Brooklyn fair; Cornish Game cockereis and W. Wyandotte cockerels; also a lim. urmv Alling Rubber Co. novdd “urnished Toom, 49 Church _Call evenings. novdd ited number of puilets. M. J. John; Box 113, Canterbury, Conn. novéd FOB_ RENT—Large farm near Ouk- daie. yg particulars, ring 151-4 Norwich. novh, FOULTRY S St FOR SALE—Automobi FOR SALE—§05; 1917 Ford roadster, | — @ big bargain, come.in, convinee yourself. | Armory Garage, Franklin St noxsd | /¥OR SALE—Threc used Harley-Davjd. son motorcyclés; prices from $100 up will sell on easy terms if desired; we have a complete sét of special factory tools for repairing, and ‘guarantee all work done’cr motorcycles and bicyeles. James P. Donovan, 9 Main St. _noved “FOR SALE—1816 Buick Six sedan. in good condition. Aemory . Garage, 319 Franklin St. Phone 756-2. noved TY¥OR SALE—1922 Huunsbll touring o Ao 1024 T Paminger Pa!n mn-}fi oet] FOR RENT—Cotuge nouse, six rooms modern improvements, Crescent _St. Phone 164 - novéd 0 REN: rnishéd_rooms for 149 Franklin St. 0 RENT—Good improvements, “39 Tnion Co. " téncment, modern Chestnut. Bard St _novd | Sramkiin St 76 RENT—Furnished two-room. bun- galow ; needs small repairs; good chance | for carpenter’ gr handy man to ger low and _ex- | Fent, gas and electric lights. Phone 156 A?rmi;{]“' nov4d v 3 e, | "1 RENT Furpished ro » for | TO RENT—Furnished rooms for iis L housekeeplng. Tel. 335-2 ros. “USED cAl Nu;»’ i changsd ; oars of all makes, ern Garags, Noywich Towh. it i Inquiré Diseo - nov4d "10 BENT—A nice six-room tenement, modern jmprovements. ; lnquire Thames A.Dl,l Ci Tel. lH? "6 RENT_Smail furnished 3 McKinley Ave. PARTS FOE ALL }.AKES OF¥ CARS Norwich Auto Wrecking Co. . % £ apart- £ |"“We tear 'em down and sell the pisees.” Mrs, Congdon. Phone 2110, next to Swan's Garage. ngle ; xoom, by day, or webk,>and two: light , rooms, - Phone 769-3. ¥o BENF—Stors at 157 Frankiin Inayiry Goldblatt's Shoe Store, 48 F lin 8t. oct21t “TO0 RENT—Room with Kitchenette for light houstkeeping, 7 Division St oc TO RENT—Well rooms, $4 Franklin. St “T0 3 RENT—Apal nmenl of. lni bllll,‘llll. nn&lrl, at 153 te_factory. nqv.urg Goub Shore, 46 Frankitn TO RENT A STORE AND TENEMENT, W‘ILLi LOST AND FOUND LOST—Reévere , oord tire, 3ix4 1.2, mounted ‘on_rim, either betwaen VV!lh- Passio and Norwich dr 19 Nosvieh Wales Lines Co., luntugam [l hrlmhed‘ heated " octiod ine rooms kiin_St., atts Shos oetéd NICKEL PLATING : : Nickel Plating 'a0LD, SILVER, NICKLE, COPPER, AND BRASS ELECTROPLATING.. NORWICH . NICKEL PLATING COMPANY 77 HAMILTON AVENUVE NORWICH, CONN. TELEPWONE $65-13 RENT TOGETHER OR/SEPARATE AT 200 FRANKLIN STREET. AP PLY MAX SCHWARTZ, 55 FAIR- MOUNT STREET.- PHONE 1656 TRUCKING (OEORGE. LAMBERT — Moving and lu. 31 L llll S: '?3'“1- 1. TEet ud. LA Auto Trnfl:q‘ d 'sm. finl-'o i wtucket St. G . JOBLYN, 293 Y"- move _everythi ,31‘.'& Epeeta ng am; Vomtion, Eive vs. motiE bollers sad ma Ghinery. " Tel. 15833 ovea o L TR L Eimmtrman, 1T Bepel Ara u."'u ‘gntl 15 ‘no sdvertising medium -in ern Connecticut-equal to The Lulle- S for bhsisess cesults {tient heater. St [one year; saarifice for Haywood stroller, 31 novdd FOR BALE—Pure bred Walker foxs hound pupe. E. C. Gay, 8 Julian Terrace. novid . FOR SALE—Dandy cottage, with all improvements. Coit & Sholes, on the Squgee. Phone 2283 noydd FOR SALE—_The newly established business owned by Peter Fiynn of Jewst City ; rare oppertunity ; it will pay to in- vestigate. For further particulars, Bur- dick & MeNicol, Thayer B oved FOR SALE—Less than $2.700 will buy a 53-acre farm near railroad statiom, state road and thriving factory village: easy terms. Burdick & McNicol: Thayer Bldg. novsd FOR SALE—Two-family house on East Main ‘St,, Jewett City. Burdick & Me- Nicol, Real Estate and Insurance, Thayer Bldg. noxsd FOE SALE_A dandy house, seven rooms, price $3,800. Coit & Sholes, on the Square. Phone 2238, novid FOR SALE_Two-famil; gpuse, Laurel condition. Hill Ave., $4,000, i very Coit & Sholes, on the' Square. Phene novd 2288, FOR SALE_Two %ood slab Ddiles of £0od mixed wood in good loeation; will #aw stove length or four feet; if you can handle a lot of good slab wood it will pay you to_call and look them over. Tele- Dhone 246-12 Willimantic. novsd ¥OR SALE — Winchester repeating shotgun, good as mew. Can -be seen at 382 Main St, Marguerite Bldg. nov8d FOR SALE—Parlor stove and one air-, For particulars, call at 382 Main St. novsd FOR SALE—Very desirable residence, centrally located, exceptionally good | = proposition; can be bought at very lew e, Inquire Frank Spicer, Real Listate oker. Phone 2089 FOR SALE—_Six pnment brick apart- | ment house, corner Eim and Hifl Sts, i Elizabeth Habeeb. 17 FOR SALE—Square piano in excellént condition ; wonderful bargain for $25 investigate it. Plaut-Cadden ‘Co., wich/ novsd FOR SALE—15 bushels of shagbark walnuts. Amasa M. Maine, R. D. No. 1, Norwich, Conn. novid FOR BALE—Seven-room house, mod- ern_improvements, open fireplsce, hard- wood finish, fivé minutes' walk to Frank- lin Square ; price $6,500; only $2.000 caeh | required. ' Write Owner, Bull e = FOR SALE—Another carlogd ot Ve mont.cows. will arrive Saturda o receiving Sets, at & install one now and hear | famous artists; ask us | ., Nor- moderate price concerts. daily to demonstrate. wich - FOR BALE—Upright piaga W some sbony_case, eplendis action and tonc; only $85, on terms 1 Plaut-Cadden Co., Norwich. ! FOR SALE, Herring - Hall - Marvin | safes for offide and household use; all sizes, | Plaut-Cadden Co., Norwich. _noy TFOR SALE_Why buy a new healer or ringe when you can gél a secon hand one 2s $00d as new at A. Bruckners at a low price? 102 Franklin St._nov4d { FOR SALE—icebox, McCray ~model, large enough for butter or grocery store. Inguire of John G. Cheneski, 160 North Main St., Pulaski Hall. FOR SALE—Seasoned hard woed in stove lengths. J. Siegel. Phone 1076-5. novid el ly used, at reasonable prices. ch Furnituré Co., 6 Main £t, Norwich, Conn. Tel. 1914-3. novzd FOE SALE—Restaurant. up to date, in §0od location, must bé sold at onge. Ad- dress’ Box 310, care Bulletin. — novid FOR SALE—_New seven-room house, | 124 Orchard St., all modéra improve- !xell(s, never OCM“ lull‘l‘! 131 ‘m FOR !Aw—luiy T“d pians, used 600. Phene 6375, oct28d For Sale BIG PANTS SALE 8255 8345 8395 $495 large u-nmnent o! fine hand made . ready e “made of s, light nd rive tocte, B o ““‘."u“u wr of Sants for wery. 1o money. . that these bargains you et at the well kmown Pants Stors of L. rmet 327 Main St opy, P-mln W an WHAT A $500 CASN PAYMENT will buy: 50 ‘acres on main automobils highway, Bordering on river, 20 acres tillage land, 500 cords of wood, 12-room {1&“‘& 11:“1 ‘barn, no flui- n“l;l &- al place for poultry or estering . automobile trade. Price $5,000. TRYONS' AGENCY, nevidd FOR SALE' lmz\ln}h €wu ::u‘z‘ for m For partitulats, inquice of 4 FRANCIS D. DONORUE, \ Cemtral Bldg. Phome. x-u Cenn. / | 240--ACRE FARM FOR SALE { Court for the D | absolutely amooth and free from stones | {Broad st.. Ey virtus of an order from the Probate | rict of Hampton, the! urdersigned offer. for gale, occypaney. the farm, together With sto and toals. belonging to estate of | Jerome M. Woodward, late of Hampton, deceazed. ~ This farm is loeated in the “Town of Hampten. on what is known as| mbail Hill, a very pleasant and sght- iy “sitnation, and is as_good a farm as any man needs. One Bundred .acres or more of the tillable land is situated con- veniently near the farm buildings and is | and could be worked profitably with trac- if so desired. At present, there are 25 head of cattle and three horses on the farm and a comwlete assortment of farm machinery, imcluding - grain- harvester, . grain grinder. power saw | and emgine, shingle say. etc., also an un- | usually good assortment of small tools- | including carpenter's and m: 's toole. | The stock barn Is watersd by windmill | comnscted ‘with large and newer-failing | well, and house, barn and all outhuilding; are lighted by “Deled Lighting System recently installed. Heuse is lurge and roomy and, like all the other buildings. in splendid’ eondition. 'This is a solendid | opportumity fer someene tp own a_fine farm and equipment, all ready to do busi- | ness, and must b seen Lo be appre-| ciated. FSTHER E. WOODWARD, C.'E, NTIAM, Administraters. For vrice and. terms, inquiries may be{ — made of either of the Adminisirators. Mail address, Hampton, Conn. iimantic Div. 188-3 or 64 FOR SALE A good upright Plano, in first class! condition, $85; §15 down, $1.50 woekly. TALKI’D.G MACHINE SHOP, " FOR SALE . A '$600 Upright Wegman Mabogany | Coneert Piane, used only a short time you cannot tell from mew. Speciall priced at $226. Terms, $95 down, $2 weekly. < TALKINGAI ACHINE SHOF, 24 Franklin Square. Ong two-tamly heuss, seven and pight rooms, all modern impreveshents, with garage for two cars, lot 66x150, walk from Franklia Also two two-family houses, six and five rooms, with oll imedern improvements, lot 114x120, em Mt Pleasant St. A great oppertunity; $2,000 cash required on ecach homse. For further partieulars, inquire -ef JAMES E. MOORE, Reoms 111-112 Thsyer Bldg. FOR SALE at a special lew price, ome of the fimest farms in Easten Conpectieut, Iudled within five miles from Franklin with an elegant house, finely furn hed. and several barms and garage, jether ‘with year 1922 crops harvested, icient fuel for long, cold winter. This -farm must be sold at once, even if we obliged to make a big saczifice on price, This is your chance for only omce. For ail particulars, inguire of JOHN A. MOEAN, REAL ESTATE BROKER. FOR SALE Light-room MODERN COTTAGE, with large lot; very desirably localed - on near corner of Warrem St.; a great opportunity for someone to securs a very choige home at a minimum price. For further particulars, inquire of JOHN A. MORAN REAL ESTATF BEOKER, oct16d Frankiis Sguare. ¥ve minutes’ quare. | -FOR SALE SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, Just Completed At -No.- 14 Elmwood Ave. Lot’ 50x105 Feet Immediate Possession Price $6,500 JAMES L. CASE 40 SHETUCKET STRRET Telephone 876 # SUILDING BARDWOOD Frronct 3 Fi a:?n: _fl cfl’ coriag lald, sorupet IVAR .Ymufl. “‘1 FOUN P e BL W - Norwich, Conn. DE. EINKEAD, ~ ’ cox'-vuufl 5 M‘n [ DR. €. R. CHAMBERLAIN umfi“'mm FOE SALE—Best ary hiara wood; bas- kels or cords; lowest prices.. Phoae 542. oetiid S _"——‘-_—"-‘W'—" i 1 c—n% 04 or 13962, . Shapiro, . for immediate | = IT MAY JUSY ARBIVED. ¥y horaes ase hers on u nd they , light' ones, and rouiiy te Lind ELMES . PIERSON. MAD. Removes BERGRTRESSER Hair, Warts aod Moles by Electrolosis. o2 Asylum St INSURANCE MEAN YOU Jou,may be the next victim of a fire.| Den't take chances. The amall annua premium is negligible te the firm pre- | toction from money loss it afforde.! Take out 2 policy Lo day. Isaac S. Jones | INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE | AGENT RICHARDS BUILDING 91 MAIN STREET e ———— AUTUMO!ILE AfCESSOHI 8 WE MAKE ligh grads California ¢ seort tops and common tops and weatne nrosf side curtains for all cars: satisfac tion guaranteed with every job. Noww Auto Trimming SXop, Majestic Bldg.. tup ! floor. _Phona 2114, novied | VORWICS Auto and Truck Paint Shop work guaranteed. Joseph Ferry Phon R 13! TTHERE 13 MERIT in our werk Imnerial Garage Co.. Chestnut ATTO TOPE, radlator covers. curtaing, |alip covers ang iire covers. reuphoister: | kinds ol autos. Jos. Angarane; | maritd Therough knewledge of welding and preheating plus adequate facilities and equipment enables us to under- take WELDING work that others often are unable to handie properly. If the casting or forging is heavy to bring to us our equipment enables us to go to the work. No piece of work too large or tos small. NORWICH WELDING CO. Phone 214 31 Chesinut Street OVERHAULING AND REPAIR WORK ' OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Mechaniéal Pepairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upheistering and Woed Werk. Blacksmithing In- All Its Branches Scott & Clark Corp. : 507 TO §16 NORTH MAIN STREET - | with STEAMSHIPS T T —————— NEW YORK vIA NEW LONDON LINE FARE “comtortable Staterooms Reudy for Occupaacy at $3.38 1:30 P My Leave New London Daily (Except Sunday) -11-P. M. Due N. Y. Pier 40, N. R, 7 A. M Reduced rates on automobiles when faccompanisd by passenger. The New England Steamship Ce. N. { ministrat | the same [5 ARS. g $70 per t 47F. CONANT, 11 Fraskis LEGAL NOTIC AT 4 COUBT OF PROBATE HELD | at” Norwien, within und for the Disteiet o4 Norwich, on the 9th day ef Nosember, o D1 Preseni—XNELSON J. AYLING Listatc of Michuel Crowley Preston. in suid deceased. Tnc Admin: hibited her Judge. late of | the < Order i no ( least Ave Rcarin; OF PROBATE nd_for B AT A COURT t Norwich, withi srwich, on th D. 1 Preser Eetato SNELS ON I ! Norwich, e Adm the Court for Ordered, ber, A, D. noon, at and the » That U 1922, at Nors same | and 1 Administratrix dicected (o give notice thereof by ing _this order once in som having a circulat aid District least five hearing, 15t day oclock [ and_mak rn to the AYLING. . = a true |-umnn WELD tie 1 t | Will Norwlch, in #aid Ordered. That the creditors of m J. Nadelny. la , deceased. on t said deceased last dwelit, Town, and by pubiisl in a newspaper hav.n said District. and ma Court. a g a e o the sume once irculation im ra to this NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Thd above and foregoing is a true copy ot record. Auest: HELEN M. DRESCHER. lerk. of _said de. fied to present the estate fo the unde ell St. Norwich. ime lmited in the ng order, BERTHA NADOLNY, doutrix. gned at 201 R Conn., within the above and fore NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AT A_COURT OF FEOBATL HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, on the §ti day of Nevember, A. D. 1922 Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Jud Estate of Willlam Burgess, Lisbon, in said District, deceased. Ordered, That the Aummm\mlrr the will annexed Sceditors of said deceased to brine in their claims aguinst said estale within X months from this date. by posting a notice 1o that effeet. toge! with a copy ol this order, on the signpost ncarest (o the place where said deceased last dwelt, and in the same Town. und bs prblishing the same once in a mewspaper having & clirculation in said District, and make re- turn to this Court, NELSON J. AYLING,. Judge. The above and foregoing is & true copy of record Attest: g, te of HELEN M. DRESCHER. Clerk. said de- ed to present tieic Sgmed o R within the time foregoing order. WILLIAM BURGE novidd Admr. with the will am PAINT AND WALLPAPER NORWICH Chain Wallpaper Store Co. Willow and Chestnut Sts.. T. than. Mgr. Nothing over " pought in combination. Vaiipaper, 10c et 1 Max Diazer, 385 West Ma s ¥i. ncat te we Stal: myld On All Subjects BOOKS ™ e Subscription te all Americon and. Eurepean Publications. SHEA’S NEWS BUREAU UNION 2QUARE { 1 ! same | S ATCTIONS ~titmenrs s Main 6" HEAD — (0Ws — 50 BEAD TUBERCLLIN TISTED ROLSTELN, GUEENSLY 3\ p SHIRE cows AUCTION TUESDAY, M0V 14, 12 publish- | newsnaper | BRIEF b"ATE NEWS Tranford.— annual ba by Tabor estville. d dead in with the gas turned Plainville—The { for the Advance ) clecied Mrs. Anuic i fo # president y frame house, 187 $6,000. Thmburg.—Oscar A oldest residents in this ¢ home here at the adva ears. Mr. Ely was well hly respected citizen. Terryville—Word has been received here of the death in New York city Mrs. Leverett Griggs. ai the home her daighter, Mrs. Alice A The body will be brought to Terry Bristol—Tho board tors held a regular month the library and organiz ing year with William S {chairman and Judge lmry. Iverytem.—Miss Sarash Rogers is proving from he: 1 1 at bin ugc of 84 kaown apd a rary direce eeting at the com- Ingrabam as Peck as secre- tine Tecent operation at the Grace hospital, New Haven. She w»s re cently visited by Mr. and Mrs. Hemry Haskell and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Chap~ ard at fie "1 plans I meeting recelved {tor_the proposed 1 and a six and eight room new school in Wisdsor.—The Windsor Fire company ]u s anpual meeting clect=d C. H. Gos= B. S. Carter, who has held the office {fo rtwo years and who did not wish to gagements. Saybrook Polat.—The first initial megt~ |Robert Chapman's. Monday aftermoon. Members were present from Portiand and Portland convey thoee atiending in her automobile. | this year will surpess (bat of any other vear. The Army & Navy club is in announced that their mills will be clab¢d Saturday and the Merchants ia- | |tbe Spring Glen district. lee, chief of the company, in the Dl 1cun|jnue. because of his business ep- !ing of the W. C. T. U. was held at Mes. ‘romwell. Miss Evelyn Roberisom, of Manchester —Armistice Day celebration of the programme. Cheney smhcr-hg: tion will close their siores betyees 11 —|and 2 o'clock. ., It is easier to judge 2 woman W she docsn't say than by what she does THE HOPE OF THE WOBLD The war of 1914 luid half the nat of the worid in the dust. Their how: their industries. ther Dcace. T remored by the tising generatiof them i the hope of tuc worid To make motherhood casier, o for every baby u ciean bill of health a faie start in 1ifo—that is the probitm. lydis E. 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