Putnam patriot., 1919-08-29
J. C. WITTER, AUCTIONEER
Office and Sales Rooms, No. AZ
Main ST., Danielson, Conn.
Jas. H. Hyde, Asst Auctioneer,
of North Franklin, Conn.
PUBLIC SALE
A Highly Important 3-Day
Event, Commencing
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 10
At 10 O'Clock A. M.
also
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
10, AND THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER IL
All At the Same Hour

All At the Same Hour
By the heirs of the estate at
the beautiful summer residence
of the late Mrs. George L. Brad
ley at Pomfret, Connecticut,
consisting of an unusual and eX-
traordinary collection of artis-
tic and well designed furniture
representing the utmost pur-
chasing capacity of money, also
an attractive and interesting
assortment of choice and beau
tiful crockery, cut-glass, vases,
urns, busts, pictures, baskets,
plaques, etc, collected from va
rious countries abroad, such as
Venetian ware, China ware,
Italian, Persian. and Egyptian
ware.
Of special importance is a col
lection of rare imported and do
nestle art rugs, also new $3.50
Edison music box. The entire
contents of the Howard cottage,
the Hope, and the Rathlin man
sion will be sold at this sale, in
GLIDING the furnishings of %
bed rooms of excellent hard
wood sets, complete of such ma
terial as walnut, birds eye ma
pie, cherry, ebony, oak, ash,
etc. A fine collection of hair
mattresses, bed springs, toilet
sets, and mirrors, several sets of
andirons, fire screens, bellows,
tongs, shovels, and holder,
Franklin heaters with brass
trimmings, libraries with book
cases, desks, odd tables, stands,
easy chairs, rattan rockers, in
laid chess table, mahogany card
tables, plaques, steel engrav-
ings, etc, hallway and recep-
ton rooms containing mounted
Elks' heads, busts of Apollo and
Venus de Milo, many beautiful
easy~> chairs upholstered in
chintz, corduroy, tapestry, etc,
mahogany Chippendale sofa,
several Vienna chairs, excep-
tionally tall hand-carved old oak
hall clock, l set of Chinese
gongs, | or 2 twisted leg tables
Of oak, l Dutch seat, l brass
trimmed Venetian mirror, l
new rattan desk, and chairs, a
grand assortment of steel en-
cravings, number of hand
carved Teakwood stands, l old
fashioned chest, upon chest of
drawers, 3 or A old fashioned
mahogany center tables, and an
unlimited amount of other arti-
cles of an interesting and valua-
Bile nature. Three dining room
sets complete with extension ia
bles, bullets, serving tables, tea
stands. leather seats, arm chairs,
ornaments, rugs, carpets, etc.
One of the largest and most
beautiful collections of cut
glassware, crockery, and wedge
wood ware will be sold at this
sale that ever passed under the
hammer at a Public Auction in
a private residence The kitch-
ems and laundries containing
ranges. stoves, tables, chairs
and cooking utensils all very
useful. There are many other
elaborate furnishings to be sold,
such as floor lamps, reading
lamps, jardineres, bronze vases,
jewelled fireplace screen, sports
mans hallway set with mounted
fox heads, and so on. The
large store room contains
trunks, travelling bags, cases,
boxes and miscellaneous arti-
cles.
Apply to the Auctioneer for
sale bills with a full description
of this wonderful auction.
Auctioneer's Statement
| consider this event an OPP
portunity of life time, espe-
cially so on account of the pre-
vailing prices of new furniture.
1t is well worth your time to
visit this sale whether you buy
or not. Come and enjoy the sur
roundings of this beautiful and
magnificent estate.
Sale will start at the so-called
Rathlin house train or shine).
Terms CASH. A good caterer
in attendance.
By the heirs of the estate,
MRS. CHAS. BRADLEY
MRS. CHAS. E. BAILEY
MRS. VIM. A. HAMMOND
MRS GEORGE MILES