Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06
AUCTION
J. c. WITTER- .Auctfoneer Office and Salesrooms, No. 4z Main St.. Danielsou, ct JAS. H. HYDE Asst. Auctioneer, of North Franklin Ct PUBLIC SALE A highly important three-day
 event, commencing TUESDAY. SEPT. 8, 1913,
 at 10 o'clock c. m.,
 also WEDNESDAY,, SEPT 10, and THURSDAY, SEPT. II,

THURSDAY, SEPT. II, ALL AT THE SAME HOUR, by the heirs of the estate at the beautiful summer residence of the late Mrs. George L. Bradley. at Pomfret. Conn. consisting Of an unusual and extraordinary collection of artistic and well 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. plaques. etc. collected from various countries abroad, such ware.
 Of special importance is a col lection Of rare imported and do- nestle art rugs. also a new $250 Edison music box. The entire contents of the Howard cottage, the Hone. and the Rathlin ma n sion will be sold a this sale, i'm bedrooms of excellent hardwood sets. complete, of such material as walnut, birdsege maple, cher ry.- ebony. oak. ash. etc. A fine springs, toilet sets and mirrors, several sets of andirons, fire screens. bellows. tongs. shovels and holder 2 Franklin heaters with brass trimmings libraries with book cases, desks, odd ta- hles. stands. easy chairs. rattan rockers. inlaid chess table, ma hogany. card tables. plaques. steel engravings. etc. hallway and reception rooms. containing mounted eIks heads. busts of Apollo and Venus de Milo, many beautiful easy chairs. upholster- ed in chintz, corduroy. tapestry. etc. 1 mahogany Chippendale sofa, seveEal Vienna chairs, exceptionally tall hand-caryed old oak tall clock, 1 set of Chi nese gongs or 2 twisted leg tables of oak. Dutch seat. i brass trimmed Venetian mirror. grand assortment of steel en- cravings, a number of hand carved teakwood stands. old fashioned chest, upon chest of mahogany center tables; and an unlimited amount of other arti- cles of an interesting and valua- ble nature. Three dining room bles. buffets, serving tables, tea stands. leather seats, arm chairs, ornaments, rugs. carpets, etc. One of the largest and most glassware. crockery, and Wedge wood ware will be sold at this sale that ever passed under the hammer at a public auction in
 
 and laundries, containing ranges. stoves tables, chairs and cook ing utensils. all very useful. There are many other elaborate furnishings to be sold. such as floor lamps, reading lamps. jar dineres. bronze vases, ieweled fireplace screen, sportsman's hallway set with mounted fox heads, and so on- The large store room contains Trunks. traveling bags. cases. boxes and miscellaneous articles.
 AUCTIoNEER's STATEMENT
 I consider this event an op- portunity of a lifetime. especial 1y so on account of the prevail ing prices of new furniture. It is well worth your time to visit this sale. whether you buy or not Come and enjoy the sur roundings of this beautiful and ma magnificent estate.
 Sale will start at the so-ca1led Rathlin house (rain or shine). Terms CASH. A good caterer in attendance.
 By the heirs of the estate:
 MRS. CHAS. BRADLEY.
 MRS. CHAS. E. BAILEY
 MRS. WM. A. HAMMOND,
 MRS. GEO. MILES.
 N. A WITTER
 Assistant Sales Manager.
 Providence, R. I.