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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one. J

Edgar Field of Ferrisburg. who died
eight years later. The fruit OF this
union was daughter, Mrs e. A. Rug
giles OF Cleveland. Ohio, and a son,
Harry. who died at the age OF a. In
1909, she was married to J. C. Walker
who survives her. The other survivors
are the daughter. Mrs. Ruggles. three
sisters. Mr.. Mary Clark and Mrs, w
II. Va1way Of Cleveland. Ohio. anc
Mrs Helen Dill of Denver, Colo. Tho
funeral was hello Friday afternoon at
tho Stevens House. the Rev George
r. Brush Of Shelburne officiating. The
body wGs piaGed IN :he vnutt In Iros-
poet cornete.v.
Miss Ruth Glars. assistant az Tho Biz
Sy Memorial Troe i!brsry left Saturday
on business trip 10 Springfield, Mass
She was accompanied by Mrs. II. B
Slacs. who will lie guest OF Mes Tsessie
I'owora a former teacher ir tho vergon-
nos high schooi.-Mr. una Mrs. George
spencer, who havc taen passing tho win
,oi' in Addison, have returned 10 Their
Lake View farm In West Fsrrrsbury.--
Dlstr'ct Deputy Thyme. who has been
aiding Buens Vista Camp. Modern Wood
men Of Amonoa. for the pas. tow days,
spect tina week srj nt hts homo In Bur.
..ngton. About % nOS member
hnvo already been se-oured and tharc ore
cuita number OF prospects.-,At tho AN
uud meeting Of Stevens Hose officers were
elected as foDows: Foreman. Walter ",
8nstolI ~ assistant George w. stone;
$50 assistant. l.. H. Brown: secretary
End trnasmor, Guy A. Beach.-Mrs. I'D
ward Pi,on went Gatuniny to Rutland to
Wait her bruthoY. Frederick Richards.
Mrs Frederick SULLIVAN is ill.-Andrew
Roy, VINO has bean working ut ;he -
r. Benton company factory has gone ~
Bristol. Conn. where he has employment
George LeBcau. who has been Ill Cor
eevera. weeks, corfinod 10 tie house by
hcart.tronbic, has gone to Burlington IL
undergo an operation for the Removal o.
his tons.ls.-Mrs. S~-| ga hss reno 10
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RICHMOND

Schools III town opened Wednesday
morning-Mrs. +. W. Shepardson enter
tanned a number of her friends at cards
Thursday afternoon.-E. f.. Fish has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
where he went for treatment.-Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Burke Of Burlington are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Ryan.-E. j. Clouse has returned from a
few days stay in Caiais.-Mrs. Henry
Riggs has been called to Windsor by the
Illness of her husband.-Miss Beth Ed
wards is i'll with scarlet fever.-Mrs.
Fanny Stevens and daughter. Mrs. Mar
cia Green and Mr. and Mrs. John Dona-
hue were among the visitors in Burlington
Friday.-George Casey and Harry Howe
arc attending the automobile show In
Boston this week.-Mrs.. ]. f.. Towne and
Miss Harriet Towers entert aimed the
Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of tho King s
Daughters at Mrs. Townes home We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Mildred rarnsworth has returned
from Milton. She was accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Helen Mayville, who
will be her guest for few days.
The funeral of Elmer Hodges. only son
Of William b. Hodges. who was killed in
a railroad accident in Boston Sunday eve
ming will be held this morning at II
o'clock at the undertaking rooms of +. J..
Kenyon, with burial in the family lot in
Riverside cemetery. Mr.. Hodges was Al
years old and is survived by his aged
father and one son.-Harod Winslow of
Concord. \. r., Is visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Iacobs.-Vern
Green. who has been employed at White
hall, n. Y. is at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Marcia Green, for a few days.-Mr.
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SHELBURNE

The Wednesday, evening Reading
met last evening at SIS with y
Howard Peterson instead of with y
Tracy as first panned--Mr. and y
Joseph Monniere have gone to Canada
a business trip and expect to he a,
for some time.--Mrs. j. w. Peck of NJ,
pelier visited Mrs. Emerson Palmer
Week.-Mrs.. Perley Hodgkin has +
called away by the serious illness of
mother. Mrs. +. r. Stoddard, The ";
days have broken up the ice in the
Plotte river and ice about four
thick piled up so high at the mill {
the falls that 1t is being blasted oil
Mrs. c. L. Page is visiting friends
Burlington.
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TOWNSVILLE

Harrison Lombard of Montpelier wal
visitor at +. II. Lombard's Tuesday.
daughter. Mary Elizabeth, was bornI
Mr. and Mrs. Fairfield Minckler. Nal
4.-Miss Daisie Hapgood spent Sund
with her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Hapgd
Mrs. O. n Bemis was a recent vist
at G.. W. Palmer's in Burlington.-DI
aid Church was home from college 81
day.-Charles Miller of Montpelier
in town Tuesday.-Miss Bernice On
land of Richmond has been spend
several days with Gladys Pecor-Nl
Madeline Strong of Burlington was a
cent guest of Marietta York-Mrs. Or
GERMAN is ill.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Alger \
in Burlington the last of the week
meet her husband. who is at home fol
few lavs
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SHOREHAN.

The Woman's Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. Russell Eas:on Friday
afternoHn--M Mise Madeline Newton.
who taught en- Ba-num HILL was call
ed to her home in Fact Middlebury by
the serious illness of her mothor.--
Miss Ruth Cook, who has been caring
for Mrs. Sollace. has returned to Bran
don.-Mr. and Mrs. Russell Easton
returned from Midiletown Springs
Tuesday.-Mr. Godette visited his son.
Roy. at the Mary Fletcher hospital
from Sunday until Tuesday. When he
loft Burlington Roy was mich more
CONFERENCE.-The r. 3 Simmons. who
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
with her infant son three weeks ago. re-
turned home last Friday. The baby IL
still in the hospital bat Ia ginning
Mrs. S. l.. walker and son, Russell, have
moved to their farm IN Bridport
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RIVERSIDE

The Past Chiefs club held its reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening with
Mrs. W. e Cross.-Mrs. Henry DECKER
son was in Burlington Monday.-The
graded school is closed for three weeks
on account of the epidemic of humps
Albert Ward and Elwood Clark were
business visitors in Burlington Tues
day.-Mrs. c. l.. Bartlett gave a social
at her home Monday evening for the
benefit of the past chiefs club. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed by
all.--Andrew Berry of Richmond was
in town Monday.-Edward Irish is sub
shutting on the r. r. u. route for
Eugene Metcalf who has the humps
Judge G. Fl. Hayden is in Burling
ton this week to attend county court
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PANTON

Miss Julia Rikcr has been obliged to
close her school at the Corners because of
illness and has returned to her home in
Nergennes.-John Paul has returned to
town after several weeks stay with
friends in Crown Point. n. Y.--Mrs. \. l..
Miller has gone to Bristol to care for a
sick friend.-NTrs. Warren Norton visited
her mother, Mrs. Lucia. and brothers at
Bridport Tuesday, Lottie Rogers is
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Rogers.-Mr. and Mrs. George Perry and
children are to live with the Rev. $. II.
Myers this year.
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HUNTINGTON

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dwire March ia +. Carpen-
ter has moved into the Fargo tenement
Charles Barnes moved Monday to +.
G. Nortons farm.--Mr. and Mrs. Lemay
of Richmond have moved into Henry
Truaxs house.--Miss Madalene Miller re-
turned to Richmond Tuesday.-School
closed Friday for a vacation of a few
weeks John Prescott has rented the
Bates tencment-Mrs. +. s. Marvin of
Colchester is with her parents, Mr.. and
Mre ita1s
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ST. GEORGE

M. w. Hinsdale and daughter, Nd
were In Burlington Thursday.-L
l1insdale Is visiting friends in Burlng1
Edward Kehoe was at the Fanny Al
hospital Monday.-Mrs. Edward ke
returned homo Thursday from the ri
ny Allen hospital much improved
ealth.-Fred Peet is in Burlington
business.-Mrs. a. j. Purcell is ill.-N
G. F. Peet is gaining from her recent
ness.-Miss Ethel Young is in Burling
working. Floyd 1sham was In Buri
ton Thursday.-R. II. North, who has b
ILL., is better.-Caleb Pillsbury was
Essex on business Thursday.-R.
Forbes is in Burlington on jury dut
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COLCHESTER

Several couples or the towns young
people enjoyed a sleigh ride to Burlington
Friday night.-Mrs. Stetson and little
daughter who are i'll with dphtheria, are
i'm proving.-Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Wheelock
are the happy parents of a son, born
March 15.-Lionheart Sandals was in
town on business Monday.--E. $. Wright
is a visitor in town.-An auction was held
at j. NJ Wright's March II
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Edward Melby was home Sunday
Helen Kingsland spent Sunday in Bur-
ington. Roger Preston was in town Tor
the week nd.-The students returned to
Troy Conference Academy Monday.--Miss
Della Adams Is visiting at the homo Of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haight.-Arthur
James of Springfield. Mass, is In town
caring for George James,
Harold Lane and bride Of Worcester,
Mass, came to town to visit DIR. f.. S.
Lane and other relatives Monday.-Mr,
and Mrs Emerson Ball have returned
from their honeymoon and moved on the
Hand farm.-Mr. and Mrs. John Devoid
were In Vergennes Monday,-Friends OF
the Kings Daughters society are cutting
lumber for the new library building
Mrs Adams and family are visiting the
Shjreys
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ORWELL

The funeral OF II. D. Branch. who died
at his home on Thursday morn
ming, February "a, after an illness Of a
a few days of pneumonia. Was held at
the Congregational Church Saturday
February 2s. the Rev, L. N, Isaacs Of
ficiathg. Tho body was placed in the
vault IN Mt. View cemetAry. Horny Oar
win Branch was born in Orwell octo-
Der II. 1S47. He has long been closely as
socaited with the Congregational Church.
becoming T. member early In life and
serving as deacon since 1878 He also
ably filled many town offices, being one
Of The Justices for several years and al
30 served as side Judge in Addison county
son. George Branch OF Ludlow and ono
daughter. Mr.. John Clark Of Pawlet
ard five grandchildren. all of whom were
present at his funeral.
Thomas LaDue has ceased the rohn
Barron home on Depot street ard will
..-ove his family there from Benson, -
CHARLES T.. Wake: Of Csstleton was in
town recently. lie has sold his home and
'ot In the village. now occupied by Clyde
Munger. 10 j. q. Collette.--Mr. Munger
has bought Of Mrs. John Stevens her
home and lot in this village. George
King will move to whiting where he has
rented the farm OF Carroll Needham.- A.
c. Piue has moved to the Bascom farm,
which he has purchased.--Ernest White,
who lives on Mrs. Charles Abelrs farm,
was operated On for appendicitis last
Saturday. DR.. Cummins Of Ticonderoga
was the surgeon. assisted by DIR. Sargent
Of Orwell. and DR.. Pike of Sudbury. Re-
port says he is doing as we'll as could be
oxpected, but he Is a very sick MANA
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Brown March &c. II. Nichols of Bur
l!ngton was a business visitor in town
| the first of the week,-School superin-
tendent, e. Il. Clark. met with a severe
| accident on Monday. He was In a hay loft
and Tell through a trap door. which was
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WESTFORD

News has been received of the death of
Henry Atherton of Essex. formerly n
resident of this town. His death occur
red in the hospital following an opera
tion,-The schools In the west and south
districts are closed. Miss Grace O'Brien.
teacher in the south school is III at her
home.-Miss Lillian Petty returned to
her school in Mortified last Week.-Mrs.
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covered with hay. so that he did not see
II. He was brought TO his home mere aii1
fs recovering.-Otis Wisell, who has peen
quite III with pneumonia Ia up and VIII
soon be out.--Ferty Lille spent Wednes-
day In Brsndon.--Miss Marion Bessette'
who attends school In Ticonderoga, was
called home the first of the week on
account of her mothers Illness. Mrs
Bessette is better.-Miss Marguerite mum
ger Ia spending her vacation with reia-
tivas In East Shoreham
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HINESBURG

The high and graded schools ope
Monday after vacation of one wee
The high school teachers attended
teachers conference in Burlington
day and Saturday.-Mrs. Henry Tia
who has been at the Mary Fletcher
pital for several weeks, had a sec
operation Thursday
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NEW HAVEN

Mrs Porter returned hcme Monday
after spending several weeks with her
daughter in Fcrrisburg.-H. c. Peck Is
visiting friends in Ticondoroga. ". y
Carroll Bottum and daughter Margaret.
visited Mrs. w. ". Sturtevant at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs
Roland Smith of Bridport were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Il. Davis
". ]. Peck and family are settled in their
now home on Town hill.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Daniels. who have spent the win
ter with his parents at tho Street, have
moved to the Barton farm on Town hill
w. v. Sturtevant visited MS wife In
Burlington Tuesday.
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FARMS FOR SALE

STOP: Look LISTEN. Owing to ooor
health I will sell my le0-acre farm WIZ
tools and 80 head OF stock Cor less than
four times last years milk checks; saws
dealers commission. Call or write A ?.
Wilcox Fairfax VT Go,Bt.w.1t
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FOR SALE

TWO STANDING BARNS for sale. ono
10000 it,, two floors. ono 3ox4o IT.. base
ments to both. good condition: Will sell
standing or will take down and shin to
nearest station and set up elsewhere.
Write T. O Box 34I Hardwick, VI.
81 w BIN.
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BRIDPORT

MN. Ferdinand Blanohard died Thurs
day morning Of pneumonia at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Smith
MrG. Blanchard was formerly Miss Alice
Smith.-Mr and Mrs David Barbour are
somewhat improved.-Mra. Charles
Palmer ana son. Kenneth. we're week -end
guests Of Mrs. Palmsrs sister. Mrs. Stel-
Ia Billings OF Brtsto!.-A son. Stanton
Robert was born March "a. to Mr.. and
MIS-. willard Chandlsr.--O. NJ. Sherbino
Is Ill with pneumonia ~ his home IN
M.ddicb3ry.-Guy Woicott moved his
family Wednesday, to M,ddlebury TO their
new como which no purchased last fall
-Clo'se Eorton. who has been confined
to his room for the past two weeks. is
aba to be ou.-Sad;e Clark Of Addison
came Tuesday to visit at the homo OF
T. II. Sunderland. Several of Willard
Chandlere famiiy are i'll with grip A
traipod nurse is caring for them. hlso
Mrs Chan alcr'a mother ana two sisters
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GRANVILLE

.hr and Mrs. II. !. Taber finished work
in Hancock Saturday and returned 10
their homo hcrc.-Audra Hubbard Of
Warren came mere THURSDAY ana moved
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ESSEX CENTER

S. II. Wright. who recently sold his
village property here to Carol B. Cleve-
land, has purchased home In Essex
junction and will move his family there
about April first.
The funeral of Henry Anterior was
held at the Federated Church Tuesday
afternoon at one O'Clock. The service
was made in the new village cemetery.
The sympathy Of the community is ex-
tended to the bereaved family in their
loss of a kind and sympathetic father
The warm weather and the strong south
wind of the past few days have reduced
the depth Of snow very perceptibly and
made it possible for farmers to make
extensive preparations for work in the
sugar orchards. a number of farmers
have already tapped their orchards
Miss Flossie Austin has returned from
Colchester. where she has been visiting
friends. The condition of Albert Pack
EFT. who has been confined to the house
for several days with an injured ankle,
| is reported improved
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WALTHAM

stewart Bacon and Mrn. DeJ!a Cough
pf Verscnnas were nnarrisc Thursday
March ll.--Mr, and Mrs. a. G. Wright
called on Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Roleau in
New Haven Monday.--The condition Of
Madam Jackman does rot improvo.-Mr.
and Mrs Ray Moulton Of Panton were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Sneden last
Wedensday.-G II, 3ostwick and John
iravelle zach had the misfortune 20 loose
horse last week.-A. c. Wright was a
Burlington visitor last week.--Carl Fall
Is seriously ill-Howard Gordon Is work.
ing Cor Carl Barrows
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Eva Dominique and Miss Florence Hunt
ley returned to Johnson Normal school
last week.-Many in town have been
ILL.,, but are now gaining There was no
church services in town Sunday owing
TO the bad roads.-Miss Myrtle Wiley
visited in Burlington Friday Ferris
Sweeney and family have gone to Hart
ford, Cann.-Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Fay and
son. Arnold, have been spendingfa few
days in Greensboro-Mrs Ray Lewis has
been visiting her sister in Burlington
Irving Macia, who has been working in
Rutland, returned to his home Friday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

DON'T WEAR OUT YOUR CLOTHES on II
rub-board or in a wishing machine. Let
Kilomite Laundry Mar~>i wash your
clothes; ask your grocer for II or send
me s1.OO for six zoe packages by parcel
pop, Robert II. FAIR. So No. Union St,
puri;ortop W Ga ct wit
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BURLINGTON Veterinary Hospital

Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
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Ira Mulvilhill farm, a short distance from
Buffers Corner died at the Fanny Allen
hospital Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilfred Brisson. who have
been on the George Yandow farm on the
Milton road. have returned to Shore
ham. where Mr.. Brisson has a position.
Mrs. Anna johnson of Atlantic City.
y. j.. who is passing the winter with
her cousin. Mrs ]. d. Stevens. is at pres
ent at the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment.
Charles, the young con of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Hawkins. is III with bronchial
pneumonia.
Mrs. James Casey Of Brigham Hill Ia
Improving after n several days illness
with bronchitis and heart trouble.
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WINOOSKI

Aivie ". Adams of the Third Cavalry
at Fort Ethan Allen and Miss Florence
NJ. Kingsland, daughter Of Mrs. Alta
Kingsland OF East Allen street, were
quietly married at the Methodist Episco-
pal parsonage Saturday evening by the
Rev r. II. Washburne. The couple was
attended by George S. Hawley OF Fort
Ethan Allen and Miss Marie Kingsland.
a sister of the bride. The bride was
gowned in a blue travelling suit. with hat
to match Miss Kingsland Ia a graduate
OF the Shelburne high school and during
her residence here has been employed in
the Bradstreet Agency and the H. S.
Howard Real Estate Agency In Burlington
as a stenographer Mr. Adams Is from
Texas and will complete his term Of serv-
ice In August. Following the ceremony.
a reception was held at the home of the
bride After a brief honeymoon Mr.. and
Mrs Adams will make their home on East
Allen street.
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WANTED

0ELiADLE WOMAN Oh u1RL wanted to
ooox or do general hcusework Apply
ars. q. NJ. ssb!n. 244 Main St Buriins-
70, 38,w.l.
WHJO wantei for general housswork In
small family Address f., Free Fress
Office. 3'.w,N
YOUNG WOMAN OF obiiity wanted to as8st
In the general care Of 4 nome Apply
Mrs q. NJ Sabin. 2.+ Main st. Rurling-
ton. 5ow.N
SIMMER CO1'TA0E wanted on lake. g.,o
full details ana ne. cash prics H. II.
Shland, Port Huron. Mica. 6o3t VII
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FRANK s. LANOU e. SON

Practical Plumbers and steam Filters
Next North Burlington Savings bnnk
% st. Paul Street
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One Cent
Q Word

advertising in this column
one cent a word each In
sertior. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
In advance required. Nc
advertisement taken which
IL less than IL words, two
lines. Special terms to ad.
vertisers using frcrn 26O to
1000 lines within IL con.
secutive months.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29
R0TELS
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE To cREnIroRs.

AT < COURT OF PROEATE HELD at North Stonington, within and for the District of North Stonington, on the 22d day of November. 4. D. 1920.
 Present-CHARLES C. GRAY, Judge.
 Estate of Thomas |. Maine. late of North Stonington, in said District, de- ceased.
 Ordered, That the Executor of the will of said deceased cite the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate within six months from this date, by hosting a notice to that effect, together with a copy of this order, on the signpost nearest to the place where said deceased last dwelt, and in the game Town, and by publishing the same once in a newspaper having q circulation in said District, and make return to this Court
 The above and foregoing is a true. copy of record.
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AUCTION
TUESDAY, NOV. 50. 1920. .A fa oy1lo.Ir

TUESDAY, NOV. 50. 1920.
 at 10 o'clock a. m.,
 at the Samuel P. Green farm, Sterling Hill, Conn. If stormy, next fair week day The following articles will be sold at public auction on above date:
 IS HEAD OF CATTLE, good cows, heifers. calves, 1 steers, bull, horses, good workers, pigs, lot of hens and chickens, 100 cords ma FARMING |TOOLS-wheel harrow, seeder horse rake, sulky blow, blow, two row Eclipse corn planter. disc :. harrow with truck, team wagon. democrat wagon. buggy, old-fashioned sleigh, set double harness, single harness.
 HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Several old fashioned chairs. old clocks, old fashioned hand carved bedsteads, old fashioned sofa, sofa, old cedar chests andirons, warming pan. 2 iron bedsteads bedroom sets, beds and bedding, old fash toned stands and tables. dining room ta- ble sideboard. dishes, silver knives, forks carpets, books. pictures, 2 old-fashioned LOT OF SMALL TOoLS-Hoes, forks shovels, rakes several casks vinegar, ice. box, cream separator, Kitchen utensils corn in shock, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash Refreshments will be for sale DIR. CHARLES N. ALLEN, D. M. BROWN, Aucfioneer. J. J. NOLAN, Salesman.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29

FOR SALE-Residence of J. E. Post, 76 West Thames St.; house of 12 rooms all improvements; large barn, stalls for four horses and five autos; large lot to railroad and river; house easily made for two families. Frank A. Bill. Thayer Bldg. Telephone 1211-2. nov29MW
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"A RdIatin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

FoEn OWNEE-Are you getting a bright light with the ri gulaf.oA lenseg If not. sour r-1Eneto ls Gtak and needs re- cb21s.lE- The Nursich Welding Co. with fne Nlm Llf .lfnrgratizer. will recharrs yorr magncio while you walt sI Chest nut s. Phone 21L auEf1
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A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
FOR sALE-A1t0m0biles

WANTED-Good Ford runabout, with out starser, for low price; no junk need apply. Valley Farms. North Franklin Phone Leb. 54-5. noYz9d
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NURSERY

WHEN HoU WANT to put your busi- ness before the public, there is no rnedi-
 uns better. than through the advertising columns of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29

WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi- ness before the public, there is 10 Hedi- uIn better th2n through the advertising eAl.Aa.--s af The Bulletin