Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-04
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J. C. WITTER Auctfoueer Office and Salesrooms. No. 42 Main St, Danielson. ct. JAS. H. HYDE, Asst. Auctioneer. of North Franklin. Ct PUBLIC SALE 4 highly important athree-day
 event, commencing TUESDAY, SEPT, 2. 1913.
 nt 10 o'clock q. m.,
 also "EDS ESDAY, SEPT, 10. md THU RSDAY. SEPT. II.

III fSSBA1 SEPT. IT.
 ALL AT THE SAME HOUR. by the heirs of the estate at the heautiful summer residence of the late Mrs. George L. Bradley. at Pomfret, Conn. consisting Of an unusual and extraordinary collection of artistic and we'll designed furniture, representing the utmost purchasing capacity or money. also an attractive and interesting assortment of choice and beautiful crockery. cut glass. vases. Urns. buSts, pictures. bas- kets. plauues etc, collected from various countries abroad such as Venetian ware. China ware. Italian, Persian and Egyptian ware.
 O special imuortance is a co1- feet ion of rare imnOrted and do- nestle art rugs. also new S250 Edison music box. The entire contents Of the Howard cottage. the Hove. and the Rathlin man sion will he sold at this sale. i'm bedrooms of excellent hardwood sets complete. of such material as walnut. hirdseya maple. cher ry ehony. oak. ash. etc. A fire springs. toilet sets and mirrors. several sets of andirons, fire screens. bellows. tongs. shovels and holder. 2 Franklin heaters with hook cases. desks, odd ta hleS. stands, easy chairs. rattan rockers. inlaid chess table. ma hoeany. card tables: plaques. steel cnpra wings, etc. hallway and receptiOn rooms. cOnta ininer mounted e1ks' heads. busts of Apollo and Venus de Milo. many beautiful easy chairs, unholster- ed in chintz. corduroy. tapestry. etc. mahogany ChinpendalH sofa. several Vienna chairs exceptional1y tall hand-carved old oak tall clock, 1 set of Chi- neee gones. or twisted leg ta hIes of oak, Dutch sent, 1 hrass tri-nmed Venetfa7 mirror grand assortment of steel. e1- e-ra wings number of hand carved lockwood stands old Fashioned chest. uno- chest of r77aho~arv cente~ tables. and an unlimited amount of other arti- c1es Of an interesting and valua- h!e nature. Th~en nin@ room hIes. bUe1ets. serving tables. tea stands. leather seats. arm chairs. ornaments. rugs. carrets. etc, One of the largest and most hcautiful collections uf cut ela ssware croo1yerv. ard Wedge- wood ware -Till hN sold 1t thiS sale tI'at ever passed under the ha 1ru1er al nUhliC 1Ucti'n Tn t" pTiV9 fP residence. mo K1Tf'f'eff~ and laundrfes. coutaini7~ ranges. stoves tsHIes. chairs and cNolS- ing utensils all very useful There are many othe- elaborate furn fshir c~S to he. sold. such IS fonr 1an~s readiug lamrs. tar- 1+nereS brow" vases. +a---Nlo" firon'ace screen. sDO~tsma n'S hallway set with m0''~+e7 f0v beads. and so on Tho larTe store room c~D+n'pr ~rilnkS tr1veling ha GS. c0 sos. boxes and miscellaneous articles.
 AUCTIONEER's STATEMENT
 consider this event an op ly so on account of the prevail ing prices of new furniture. It is well worth your time p visit this sale, whethe~ v0U N1Iy or not. Come and enjoy the suP- roundings of this beautIiul and ma gnificAnt estate.
 Sale will start at the so-called Rathlin house (rain or shine)- Terms CASH. good caterer in
 By the heirs of the estate:
 MRS. CHAS. BRADLEY.
 MRS. CHAS. F. BAILEY.
 MRS WM. A. HAMMOND,
 MRS. GEO. MILES.
 \. X. WITTER.
 Assistant Sales Manager.
 Providence, R. I.