Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-26
AUCTIONS

NTTTER EROS. ...... AuctioneeFs
 Office and salesrooms. 42 Main
 st.. Danielson. Conn. PUBLIC SALE
 As administrator of the estate of the late Joseph Wolfe. will sell at publ sale. to settle the estate, the ollowing property on
 sATURDiX. FEB. 2s, nt 10 o'clock Il. 1n., 1t his sales and livery stable. known as the cid Kennedy stand. .ocated on Woodstock Ave, Put nam, Conn.,,
 sO-HBAD OF Ho8sEs-sO IS described: One year old bay nare, good block. weight 12J0 lbs; bay horse, years osa. weight i4oo lbs; l pair Of extra good brown horses, weight 2s00 lbs, and 8 years old; 1 extra fine turned yh.tefaced chestnut mare. , years 'lu, Wiiite-lacett D2E nsEetE mare ln extra gccd driver: 1 dark rCan z nare, nice. young. 12Aa h. bio7k lsed on delivery wagon; hay 1are. 1 years old. weight 11GA lhs \ black mare. 6 years old, wei~ht ] 230 !Ss. and 2 dandy: 1 , yea old nay horse. weight 1i50 lbs; l hav s nare, we ght 109n lbs. years old: I'd horse weight 1350 lhs.: 1 16 year old hay horse. weight 1925 lbs: beautiful , year old chestnut mare, weight 13l0 lAs.: daopla rray mare. weight 1920 r7e: ( -nar old rcan 7are weiett 1850 a hs.; 1 unusually good white-faced a'ark chunk. weight 1875 lbs; 5 h vear old hay horse. weight 12N0 fhs. \ and he's the kind that will fit ary- \ where: 1 handsome oair of whi+e- 'aeed chestnut horses. weight 270G
 ,hs.. as T .@e as yor cars ta own; pair of hlac'1 horses. cl~s0',- nat d 6 years old. weighing 966n lbs: nair Of year old dqrp1e grays \ weight 275n l12s: nair of good
 veneral purpose hay chunks, weight @73N lAs.i general rurnosH ho.-sas suitable for express 'ng and livery
 wei~ht 1915 lbs. suitable for farm 2 work.
 \ These horses are all western ehunks with the evceptinp Of one or \ Srro second hand ones Thev ore all s +7ung. in good order and suitable Cor any burmese on earth If you 're looking fnr good hc~se yau'lI
 'rrely find him among the above ot.
 WAGONS. sLEIGHs AND RAR-
 MISSES
 Three tip car1s complete with forward wheels. 1 pair of forward cam wagon wheels, twN-seated femocrat wagon, l canrTy ten dem lcrat agon, open Mover Concord buggy. 3 ton carriages; 1 top deliv- Ary wagon. 4 express wagons. hob express sleighs, driving sleighs. S | breaking cart. 1 or ? second hand
 wagons and buggies. 1 wagon pole.
 3 Stewart horse clippers. 2 -zen new whips, 20 new woolen street blankets, 10 or 15 second hand street blankets 10 new stah'e hlan- kets. 10 second hand stable Van kets, B new Scotch collars and
 pads, 4 sets of double ball hame A team harnesses. 1A sets of rav' and second hand single driving harness es. new Mcclellan rid ng saddle and bridle, 4 sets of extra good hrass trimmed express harnesses. 1 \ two-horse mower. l new oil tank 1 new gasoline tank. 25 flour barrels, ? cook stoves. 1 roll top desk. 1 heater. 1 office safe and a lot of other articles used around a stable
 AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCKS
 One. 1920 Chevrolet, touring car, like new. purchased by MT. Wolfe lust before his death; 1 Stuart one ton truck, 1919 model. also 1 truck 1000 lbs. capacity. These cars are
 in excellent running condition.
 REAL ESTATE
 The real estate. consisting of a three tenement house with inn provements. a horse barn suitable For accommodating S5 head of horses and several wagon sheds, will be placed on sale at 1.30 o'clock \ Q. m. This is an old sales and liv- q cry stable and is in an excellent \ location for such business and nice
 ly arranged.
 Terms on real estate to be an-
 nounced at the time of sale. The
 terms on the personal property will
 be cash, unless arrangements are e made with the Administrator previ- k ous to the sale.
 ! This auction will take place re- \ gardless of weather-barring a bliz- E gard, in which event 1t will occur
 the first suitable week day there
 after.
 LOUIS A. WOLFE,
 Administrator of Estate.
 Putnam, Conn.