FAIR AND WARMER TODAY AND TOMORROW Whet is Gong Un somight | LOST AND FGUND 80| FOUND—Friday, 1ady’s black hand- g Owner can have same by calling % Main St. Breed Bldg., proving ymperty and paying for this adv. _novidd BANKMOK g:ss‘ ook No. Savin, tione: claim to said b on to present said on or before the 13 or submit to having the book declared .extinguished and a new cancelled and book issued in li amount due thereon paid. LOST—Lost or_stolen, 142952 of The Norwich Soclety. All persons are cau- against purchasing or negotiat- ing the same, and any person having & 00Kk is hereby called up- claim to said bank th day of May, 1919, eu thereof, or the novi3w Oh, to be in" Paris 'ha!l,t-\ﬂ M me home again! Out of Storm- and thunder th‘ra&‘“aut of shrapnel rain To see the gallant llvmg ml‘rd: be- neath ‘the clean. T And hail the ghosts e %ﬁm them—the dead wib LOST—On Monda; Please return to reward. a bunch of keys. Hoff Hotel novisd el LOST—Saturday night, between East- ford and South Woodstock, black and tan coon hound with Willimantic tag. Ashford, novisd Finder notify T. Phone Willimantic M. Lynch, Div. 289-14. or Oh, to watch the s\mumg Jeanhe’s holy-lancel And thon, just God,.to Jne he sacred sollnﬂ F‘ﬂﬁi AND COOTIES! Mrs. Willis Almy arrived at the Rob- FOR SALE TO RENT . sct P Palmer farm fom Séekonk B, WANTED—Old papers; Toc 10| FOR sALE Buick six & 1, last 3 per 2 x five passenser % i i aabic 9 KP\\‘x‘x(xegekm ty was held with Mre, | 1bs., jewepapers lc lb. for magazanes;| touring car in A-1 condition, B, Da Fiﬂxﬁﬁ'ssﬁiﬁun’ﬁ‘:? e Yotlon is Theatre. [Elizabeth Thompson Thursday of last| e 4150, DAy £60d, prices for old rags|ideon, 23 Pearl St~ =~ noiisd FARM to let; the Ross farm in Lis- i ced Theatre. week. Another society will be held 13d ,FOR SALE—_Yoke of oxen Weighm’ bon, near Jewett City, 160 acres. George « P. of H.!this week, as the ladies are busy com- - 3200, G. C. Gardner. R. T. D. 4. Col- ‘Ross, Norwich, Ct. R. F. g nerce Hall-| pleting work for the supper. SoNANTED_AL nsa:ss Marot's Boarding| chester, Conn. Garaner Lak novxzd Phone Jewst Gy, Ba D Tarbon. 57-2, ! - U Wl “Phe local chureh bell added its note | ZRA2Q1 AL TROMPEON, EoTn, an eXDer’ . TEOR SALE125 cords of mostly hard | Present tenant. B gt i = to the zeneral rejoicing on Monday ; good wages. ply evenings| ¥20d, packed beside the road in West| TQ LET_Tenement five rooms, cen- AR AT morning and never did its notes sound S, Camp's, P A G Drooklyn; Dest offer takes this wood:| trally "located. $11 per month In- AN CEMENTS welcome. B v o am;s quire Jeweler's, 32 Franklin St. noved J ar o y iepar DAVIS THEATRE. | Robert Milne and son- of Boston TED — Woman for general| Write or telephoune 230. J. H. Milli-| TO RENT_Rooms, fur i, singly £ the big s " .iand Mrs. James Brooks of LAWrence, | housework. Inquire evenings. Mrs. | gan, _Danielson, Conn. novisd | or en suite, heat and all modern con- ORSPE the B Snd tens 1), Sraanatl of their mother, Mrs.| W R. Denison, 41 Happy St., or Phonc veniences. 79 Hamilton Ave. nov2d zeenes i “Carmen of e Klondike” | piizit 4 Fompeon. 1013~ novidd | FOR nlz,—bJ::hcord; agokz‘ickog, 100 e Clars 4 8, whi ] DW i oo & ¢ m-1{ e S R T T SRR ite i an K NT—] 5 sturring Ciara Williams, which Is BoW | “There was no servies Sunday mom- |~ \Nwan_Two or Fifes fursished | foeos plio bireh an Ao oo ot oo, for light housskeeymg. Mr e Davi v e el he latter | IN8 _ON accouni of the weather. rooms for light housekeeping: modern | will sell one cord just as chea 100 | Kelly, 7 No. High St. augsld ch comes as = cimax i the 1atter ™ Xg1eom Thompson, who has beem|and covvenient. G. C. care Bulletin.|and will defiver anywhors in Rorerioh, e A Soads i of the production The ..-omh.t\: elected one of the representatives of | nevidd Yantic ‘Hickory Wood Yard, B, a STORAGE—Household gotods -w;et_l are Edward Coxen, who is play- [REEECC TG 08 0€ 1o ature, was a = Shericns e Nawrocki. Tel. 1704. e :ﬁemn a;;l;:oggu;?zmhnﬁ::ﬂrx;n the par t “"-""f"‘] guest of his mother Sunday. employment. Vellis Lunch,| FOR SALEFew fine White Wyan-| jeld 4 g o of story Hersehell ™ jriends of Mrs. Henry Carpenter of E novi3d _|dotte cockerels, Martin strain aivect.|—se—= vine wle of the vil- |14 R Pa-ore’ Sl4A ito. loarn ‘of e e train ditest | 1o RENT—Furnished rooms: alao TeDonnld?" The battle of |y o tmoiorement 1o Leaith “WANTED — Second hand furniture; mov12d | rooms for light housekeepls 106 N it ht which her improvement in health ? we pay highest prices in eastern Con- FOR SALE—A complete dining room | School St. Tal 1048-3. seplld v far surpasses any fizht whicl Miss Sarah Palmer returned ‘O\Hem ut: we buy anything; largest sec- | set, wardrobe, brass crib, white enamel 'm-» er hean enacted b * @ motion- | Yeymont iast week to take up herlnnd hand store in state. Louis D. Ward. complete. bed, wall pictures, ice box, pleture camera. It covers nundreds of | sohool” duties at Bradford. warerooms 30-32 Water St. Norwici.|oouch hammock, combination desk and teet of film and plays an fmportant| Mrs Martin Chapman has had her [ Write. call or tel. 361-13. _3e4MWS | book case, Pasnik, 124 Phatt Ave. part in the develomment of the plot. |hou serepaired and improved. KEuovl s Two meg fightiue viciously, Charles H Ph_x_lybav "¥OR SALE One new mileh cow with Or en Eeh tromh ureing huilding and nfi novi2d |calf by her side, 1 good five year old er into the street of ihe town, TWANTED _Raw furs. AC H._ A.|Avrshire cow, 16 h.D. gasoline engine forgetful of o1l else they struggle in Heebner's every Thursday. A, C. Ben- ‘UbhA“truck and suwcc:mbmed Myron|l| EIGHT-ROOM COTTAGE AND knee-deep mud. amid a downpour of v12d llen, Hanover, Conn. novizd I GARAGE IN BEST RESIDEN- main and in the teeth of an Arctic gale. WANTEDStout American boy 17-18| FOR SALE—One 1913 and one 1912 TIAL SECTION, THOROUGH: They hattle until blood and mud dis- to work in a wholesale store. Apply |Cadillac cars in good condition. Ch4r1e auction. on Pinej has reerived any communication from fles norta from| HEh n. Bridgeport. iree hundred thou- THURSDAY. NOV, 14, 1918, i «and bricks a das are id on the five housing jobs of Br d,.,‘pm‘ under | $ale to commence promptly at 10 a. m., ! he di trol of the United States Housing corporation The total brick to be laid will be 15,000,000, These jol sre helpin make Pridgeport a oity of brick Stamford ze number of col- assist at company. at work s > others be- ; The men 2, brawn fellows and appear ca- gable of performinz a lot of hard Waterbury.- Thomas G, N. Andrews. | iy o Her Majesty ! Fuee nd to His Majedty King d vears and | e \wiiose war camy | ° amm ¢ X S ®ablishe New York city, hz ome tu W Iy 10 be the sieward | or the Manufacty pary. PC" fured ming DLETON bILL Winifred heis s Monday been home since the | the influenza. and Eari Potter » guests {his week sack spray horse mower, 1 six- tato hoe. cream separato frigeratc ahont . inciuding noved WILLIAM B GE WILCOX. v (nearly r (;mder aping attachment for mower. 1 If stormy, new smoothing end-gate 1 £ H. CHAMPLIN, fe | BOYS WANTED Good Size Boys for Bul- ifletin Newspaper Routes. Apply at Bulletin Office at once. ). WANTED Boy 16 years old to learn ihe print- ing business, including linotype work. ‘»:v--lloneer”“quj"e at THE BULLETIN OFFICE. jor at U. S. E. S, Office, 28 Shetucket St AUCTION | - Will sell at public auction, at my | WANTED. farm, known as the (‘hurles Gager 01d false tecth. Don’t matter il place, on Bozrah St., Bozrah, ken. We pay up v $15 per set. end by parcel post and receive THURSDAY, NOV. 14, 1918, hecik by réturm mail. We buy dia- nonds, toe. commencing ot 11 a. w.. he henefit of the < institnt where < RS \|’\'m, RCHAT? COLLATERAL LOA 154 Water § beiween Shetucket and An T Market Sts. urm to deal with. is nc advertising mediura In: | Eastern Connecticut euua(l to The Bul- ‘etin for pusiness reeults FEEERRL R S = For use in Norwich, five 3‘/2i | | 1 | t | owter of cottage has business interests which make further use of same un- information, | c {2 FOR SALE—A black mare, we)ght 1100 pounds, in good conmdition, tne| Automobile Storage Space Kenned} Corporatjon, Danielson. Tel. 36 Bovisd FOR Fﬂ‘ SALE—FEleven weelks’ old_ p!g’s‘ Joseph some nice sows for breeding. OZDK Ilﬂldorte Hill Farm, Danielson, Ct. “FOR SALE—12 horses that | been used on ice wagons; we wish to winter and will sell them very cheap: weighing 1100 to 1600 1bs., Ibs.. age 9, is one of the best work ‘l‘l the state: to the city and have no use we are hiring her boarded at O'Brien & Chase’'s Stable, 371 Main St. They 11 show her to vou. Ask for Mr Cook’ mare. noviid R LE At once, a skunk dog. Address Alfred Childs. North Windham. onn. Phone 643-6 novild 1917 model, with glass windows, can be easily mo\cd demountable rims, Willard b tery, Stewart dometer, runs toda. Majestic Garage. PIGS FOR SALE No garbage fed. Lester Eaton, Shetucket Park, Willi- mantic. nov9d _FOR_SALE exchange for grain first class waichdog, 1% vears good for woodchuc W, novid L. have the season 'being about over. we have more than we have moved from the we got'jt, $400. Asik | old, care Just off Franklin Square and from Main and Franklin Sts. Limited num- ber of separate stalls, with separate entrance each -car. Can be heated. JAMES HISCOX, Industrial Bldzs. rear Franklin St. Telephone 985 oct3ld ages 6 to all good workers, some extra nice pairs: also our driving horse Pat age 1, weight 1075 Ibs. sound, stylish, and is one of the best road lorses 'in. New England, is afrald of nothing, safe for a lady to drive, cost $325 in Vermont two years ago,! will sell him for $163: these horses can be seen at the Preston Bridge Stable. The salesman will show them = .&nd hitch them to your full satisfac- on. novild E.Rh‘ ‘I'I' FOR SALE One Vermont Morgan MOD! COTTAGE chestnut, white-maned mare, in foal, bred to foal June 10, 1919, weight 1300 of 8 rooms and a Garage $50.00 per month James L. Case 37 Shetucket Street, STORE TO RENT ON FRANKLIN STREET, 30 FOOT FRONT—ONLY A FEW FEET FROM FRANKLIN SQUARE—CONTAINING E—Ten head cattle, Hol- bull, Guernsex nearhy springer.| ABOUT 1,000 SQUARE FEET—LOW - W. care E‘HCUh . 2rmovid RENT. INQUIRE AT BULLETIN FOR SALE—150 shocks of white and | OFFICE. Tlow field corn befora frost, about one bushel to the shock, | == F. B kham, Bast = ; . e FCR sALE LE—About e of stand- in’the tield, Come and see Boved '.\‘-me; milking AT A BIG BARGAIN PRIC ces; old, th Cov- ‘onn. Phone novid e-room modern | ouse, 10 minit Ior further parti; ord 2 hodies: : uust be reduced to maie JOHN A. MORAN, room for im trucks equipment; | 3 - bodies fit rezular Ford one-ton | Bealibatits Droner and extended: also number of Suburban | Frankliu Square, Nor bodies: rock bottom prices to immedi- | T ate buyers: an oppo e o P e 15 well as ‘merchants, o 307 Dean - a0r 60 RE on Federal truck Edward Chup- oct30d FORD ROADSTER—1016 -nodcl The FARM 10 acres tillable, balance pasture ard wood land. some timber and abund- five painted and in ed truc worm neing This serviec now € and Frishie-Mc tiom, Pond 1818 Maxwell road- 3.000 miles. I 1 Co. F £ r saie, Wr)ta for catal ogue. 1, Racine, Danieison, Conn. _sepIdd “One geneml 4 Lebanon. " FOR SALE—_One Prairie State incu- bator. two Colonial brooders., wood -arving sel, one horse 7 years oid, 1200 ; pounds. A. B. Davies, adm. est. C, P. Horses to let for all kinds of bus: Knight octzid FIAO‘JB—YDH can now buy one-! halt of flour. or a 60-day th only 20 per cent. tuze. milled—Duluth Imperial Ask your grocer call Greeneviile Grain Co. p20d _ for them, passenger substi- “'We hanale the two best grades and Hecker- or Phone 326-3. ance of wood, plenty of fruit, 8-room cottage house running water, bath, toilet, hot and cold wat fine lawn, large barn, situated one-third of mile to railroad tion, near and with all con- veniences. Price $3730. A rare bar- gain. 1If interested in a cozy home come and look at this at once. WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST 4i West Broad Street, Rooms 1 and 2 WESTERLY, R. I, Telepihone 2365 Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable. Taxi Service and Garage Connected. ness, with or without rigs, by the day or week. Special attention to boarders and transients; 20 to 30 horses always on hand, for sale, weighing 1050 to 1600 each; several extra nice pairs, 2400 to 3200 per pair, all good workers, and some extra nice drivers; every horse FOR SALE or exchange (a part) for a_cottage of nine rooms, with lot and shed adjoining, shore and automobile, ceuntry advantag sishing, with pav on grounds: from Niantic village, Crescent Beach, Golden Spur and. Oswegatchie, boating, bathing, ion and _postoffice, aunch; farnishings included in sale; touring car desired,sof 1917 or :odel electric lights. starter, sty sived, blue or black, in good Condition; ilable. For further te to 53 Oak St. Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE SEVERAL SECOND-HAND HORSES ALSO 50 TONS OF NICE HAY ELMER R. PIERSON Telephone 536-3 Now is the Time to Save Coal Covering Steam-Pipes with NATIONAL AIR CELL COVERING For Sale by THE PECK-McWILLIAMS CO. cottage is short distance near state camp, all available by trolley or ‘18 zood preferably new, dark green de- by will be sold with a written guarante: to be just as represented a. time of sale, or money refunded in full. Trial allowed. If in need of anything in our line, give us a trial and we will give you full value for your money. STABLE 371, 373, 375 MAIN ST. Phone 326-2. Q'BRIEN & CHASE. FARM BARGAINS 200 acres,

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