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Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
VELVET MILL IN MARLIN-ROCkVELL

Relieving the removal of machinery from the Gordon building on the corner of Chestnut and Willow streets to the former Marlin Rockwell property between Franklin and Chestnut streets, the J. B. Martin Velvet company of Taftville has begun the operation of a department of it's velvet manufacture in the Marlin Rockwell plant which the velvet company bought early in May this year.
 The Gordon building has been entirely cleared of machinery, all having been re- moved to the three floors on the Willow street front of the former Marlin-Rock- well firearms factory New machinery has also been put in and the velvet mill Is now operating silk winding and warp ing machines on the three floors of what was formerly the old Hopkins & Allen section of the Marlin Rockwell plant. About 125 employees, mostly women help, are at work.
 At the same time the Martin company s installing new looms on one floor of the concrete building erected on Chestnut street during the Marlin Rockwell reg me. Floor C, which is the. first floor above the street, is where these looms are being placed, and when the work is completed SO looms will have been installed. They vill be put in as fast as they can be received. Edupping of this floor is as far as the plans of the velvet company nave advanced at present but the ex- pectation is that by the time all this ma chinery is in trade conditions will warrant further plans for the utilization of more
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
s5-HEAD OF CATTLE-s5
 AT AUCTION
 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2z. st 1 o'clock. standard time

(Reathsr permitting If stormy. next d&y) at the North Stonington Fair Grounds ts few minutes walk from Westerly and Norwich troIley).
 45 head from l. ". Foote of PPeEtsI Plains. consisting of 23 and year olo heifers, mostly Holstein, and bred to calve from Oct lst to Jan. 1st; Is COWS due to c7lve this fall. some springing now, others coming right along; l yeSf old bull, ye2rling bulls, heiferss IS months old.
 10 head from John D. Avery, North StoninEton, mostly high grade AyEshires of good type and quality, from to years old, some due to calve soon, others in various stagys of milk, the kind that are seldom offered at auction On account of not being able to secure reliable help MT. Avery has decided to reduce his stock and consigns them for this sale. He VII personally represent them
 10 head from the Aldrieh farm, North StoninEten, springers, part Holstein, that will calve in the next two mon ths, ! 2 year old Holstein heifers coming in this fall The above lot mostly all handle calves and will calve just when you need fresh ones. All strictly for the high dollar
 We will assure the public that We viii positively have all we advertise and each and every one will change owners. as ev- cry consignment is taken without limit CT reserve. Your price is ours.
 Don't forget the place and time CoSs early and stay late Terms cash.
 A. E. KINGSLEY. Auctioneer. l.. S. ANTHONY, Salesman.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
Don't Spoil Your Hair
 By Washing +

When .OU. w4sa your nsir. be care ful waut you use. -.iOst so.D5 -..j Npreyaied aE14urOcs e6ata-n too 1luc-, aikaf which ls very ia;u.ieGs. as | Idiies the scalp anl makes thc hair brittle l-.-...- -,---a-.
 The best thing to use is Muisilej cocoanut oil shampoo. fer this Is pure and ens:reiy grease.ess. It's very cheap and beats anything else all to. pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and few ounces will last the wheie family for. months. Simply moisten the hair. with water and rub it in. about a teaspoonfui is all that is required Il makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cieanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking
 bright, fluffy. wavy and easy to handle | Besides. it loosens and takes ou; every particle of dust. dirt and dan- druff. Be sure your druggist gives
 you AIulsified.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

so there you are.
 And just for the lack of this same CT ganic phosphate which every druggist sells under the name of Bitro- Phosphate 40 per cent. and over of the men and women of America are today crying in the wilderness for health and strength and chance to live cheerful, vigorous, helpful life. .u. |
 Nerve weakness. both physical and mental, is indeed a curse to the nations g says a well known New York physicians
 Feed your nerves the food that makes nerve force; that helps to rebuild every rundown starving cell in your body
 If I had my way Eitroe Phosphate should be prescribed by every doctor in the land" says FredeE E.ck M. aKolie, N D., editor-in-chiefs of Physicians. s.,W Whe;s Who" a nationally known author of med ical text books and a brilliant physician
 Later on, Dr. 'Kolle says ft'' IS net difficrit to detect women who. have plenty of nerve vitality nerves that are rich in organic phosphate (this is equally true of men; the women are uarally cheerful magnetic and pleasing; they have youth and yigor at 50 and even 50 years and are bubbling over with vitality. You: don't find them pale; weak; nervous or, hagg4rd locking at 40 or complaining of this CT that ailment" s*rsff t's 4s4< <s T | Every day thousands of men and vorn- en who are losing their youth before thefr time; whose mental and physical bowers are so limited that total discolraEement Is near. are learning that Bitro- Phos- phate. a simple organic phosphate that Lee 6 Osgood, and every druggist (iie- penses, is all they need to re-estabiish nerve vitality, strength and keenness q mind 54. :.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
MATT TINKER
AuctiGnE
AUCTION
FRIDAY. SEPT. a4. Isse,
at II o'clock

at II o'clock
 on the farm known as the Col. James Rogers farm, on Mauwecus Hiii, three miles from Norwich Town, t1o milss from Ysntic.
 Thirteen head of cattle. consisting of i've milking cows all due to freshen. four . year old heifers with calf, rNo yeariins heiferE. enc Ayrshire yearlirl. bull, one pair farm horses. weight czge to be sold with harnesses and gcOd two horse wagon. These horses are fine work ers-one is 9 bay horse 2 years old. the other a mare 10 years old. One late gently painted and overhauied, four new tires, speedometer. motormeter. dash clock. come and buy it at your own price. One engine. mounted on truck, with saw rig hay. two mows. about Zs tons: iof household goods. caurn. butter boxes. Concord busgies tgood onesl. 1 heavy one-horSe wagon. l road cart. nearly new, horse blankets. ! sleigh, two grind stones. washing machine, l wringer, 1 corn shelIer with box, 1 root cutter. 1 hay cutter, set line shafting, with hangers and pulleys. l lot carpenter tools. wise boring machine. Ford lenders 1 good 1916 Ford radiator . ladders. OK yokes one new, . pair sled runners, ] lot lur1- ber, cultiyators, blows, ! corn plant CT. l land roller. l moving machine, l ho-ra rake. ] cutaway harrow l Ross single harness, l pair balances. l cross cut saw, chains, sho-els and small tools
 Terms Of sale will be cash. IT stormy sale the next fair week day.
 MRS E. E. NoRTHUP. J D. NoRTHuP
 Norwich Town, R. F. D. Nc. g. sep1SSTuTh
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
GIFTS TO ROCK NOOK
 HOME ARE ACKNoIEpGrp

The committee of the Rock Nook Chil- dren's Home acknowledge with thanks gifts sent to the home by the following persons and societies: Mrs ". S. Allis, Mrs. William N. Blackstone. Miss Janet Blackstone, Mrs. c. R Butts, Mrs. Fred Byrnes, Mrs. Farnham, Mrs E. D. Fuller, Miss Gilman, Mrs. J. D. Hall, Mrs Mar tin Hitchon, Mrs. Laura Hutchings, Mrs. Junkins, Allen Latham. Dr. Linnell, Mrs. Benjamin Palmer, Mrs. Powers, Mir
 Schwenk, Mrs William Shields, Miss Jennie Spencer. 1.rs. Herman Tubbs. Mrs. Frank Woodard, The Home Chapter or Kings Daughters, The First Congrega- tiohal church and the Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor societies of the First Church. The Ponemah Mills Company has given a portrait of John Eccles, to be kept in the home and this gift is much appreciated.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich: on the goth day of September,
 Present-NELSoN J. AYLNG, Judge.
 Estate of Simon Zukowski, late of Preston. in said District, deceased
 The Administrator appeared in Court and filed a written application alleging that said estate Is now in settlement in said Court. and praying for an order to sell certain real estate belonging to said estate, fully described in said applica- tion.
 whereupon, It Is Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said District, on the 2ith day of September, A. D. 1920. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice Of the pen dency of said application, and of said hearing thereon. be given by the pubii- cation of this order once in some news paper having a circulation in said Dis trict at least three days prior to the date of said hearing, and that return be made to the Court
 NELSON T. ATLEG, Judge
 The above and foregoing is true copy of record
 Attest: HELEN N DREscHER sep21d Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
ROCK NOOK HOME OPENING
 V = SET FOR SATURDAY, THE s5TH

' It. va sannounced in minute of the Churches, Sunday that the committee of the Rock Nook Home has extended an in- yitation, to the public, including the chil- drens to come and see the remodeied house Saturday the 25th of September from 3 to 5. The Rock Nook Home com Sttttee numbers Mrs. Edward D. Fuller. chairman; Mrs. Willis Austin, secretary ; Mrs.ss:W William H. Allen, assistant secre- taFy.';; Miss Mary c. Lucas, second assist ant secretary; Mrs. Wallace s. Allis Mrs. Gurdon Bailey, Mrs. Lucius Brown Mrs. Frederick A. Byrnes, Mrs John D. Hall, Mrs. George ". Lane, Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson, Mrs. William Tyler Olcott Miss Mary C.; Osgood, Mrs Benjamin Palmer. Mrs. Frank H. Pullen, Miss Mary St John Rudd, Miss Ethel May Sevin, Mrs. l.. o. Smith, Mrs. Charles D. White, Mrs. Frank L. Woodward.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
EXPLAINS RULINGS. THAT ;sss.d <, 1
 COVER MEDICINAL zLIoUoR

Paul F.. Myers, acting con,misslo lonef! of internal revenue, has sent ans irg Sset | notice to Federal Prohibition EHforceI ment Director :, Julius c. Stremla {, ;, In which amended regulations in thes pro hibition law are fully explained for the benefit of physicians, druggists and Ythe public at large. Rulings have beer made from time to time by the; depart ment in Washington some of them gin- volying new interpretations in the law: 1t is pointed out that srnanys people are not familiar with the. latest rulings and fer this reason the following bulletin has been turned o<er} to the Conpecticut prohibition director and publication of the notice requested 7.sg .:. t.+, Such alcoholic medicinal preparations, fit. for use, for beverage purposes, aS are authorized to be manufactured bS-sAet.- cle xI hereof, and other liqaa may.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
-@0N@ "''S|S NOTICE

The legal voters Of the Town Of Preston are hereby warned to meet in Town Meeting at the Town House on Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1920, at o'clock p. m., standard time, to act upon the fol- lowing matters:
 The reports of the Selectmen, Town Treasurer. Collector of Town Taxes. Town School Committee and Health Officer.
 To provide for the care of the highways for the ensuing year.
 To act upon the abatement of certain Town taxes.
 To vote upon the compensation of Town Officers.
 To vote to authorize the selectnen to borrow money to pay the current eX- penScs of the Town for the ensuing year
 To vote upon an itemized estimate of the current expenses of the Town for the ensuing year.
 To act upon the matter of purchasing road seraper.
 To acS upon the matter of erecting Q memorial in honor of the soldiers of the Town of Preston who served in the late war.
 To consider and vote upon the ques- ton of authorizing the Town School Committee to provide free text books and supplies for the pupils in the public schools.
 To act upon any other matters proper 10 be brought before said meeting.
 WILLIAM G. TARBoX, WILLIAM A BENNETT, Selectmen. Dated at Preston. Sept 90. 1920.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

Eo-To-Bac has helped thousands to break the costly. nerve-shatfering to- bacco habit Whenever you have 8 longing for a smoke or chew, just place harmless NoTo-Bac tablet in your mouth instead. All desire stops. Short ly the habit Is completely broken, and you arc better of mentally, physically. financially. It's so easy, so simple. Get box of No-To-Bsc and If it doesn't release you from all craving for to- bacco in any form, your druggist will refund your money without question. No-ToBac is made by the owners of Cascarets; therefore is thoroughly re- liable.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
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Active as1lzaa fer: EEfSs, iettuce, beet

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 ! ,'5sE .sss tis.saaads tsT: .cs+rsss, psss- pers.s cuennaksrs, sweet corn. ! :.
 Slew deTnafa ;fst Squash, cabbage, tomatoes, rztsfSI }''SFset sssss s'. <.
 Market cehditsons:s Farmers report q frostE in 1Atkess yicinitxfs of Norwich last night t had dsHes sReft upon .t,ea. amount oe psoaaaee. HiS< but. Is aptssto shoE. .:.ecect; ton errpwse% < Tomatoes went. toa q 3new AlesF .pEtse of 50 cents. per basket. of Y the: best grade. Sweet corn Is not zas abundant ssss fast week. Wild extent Prices of rbra aas Ev'efe iu6ehsHse1: Prices, of fruit arc firm. Y ...s : q, rrsss A- caatalsapes. native. ss,Oo tSu,.st ...,... :, Apples, native. $i,6t-l;z5 bksss4 x x
 Peaches, native. 'sa.es23.so;. biStt ,,;:s-s fe .s a1.s. } .-e-.Isiv. ,,s l. s, e,
 Pears, native, $Iee-i,5o bkt- t-'., !
 Wild srapes. native: ifi.sj5hht.
 'a'tzvsxst.sles' se's4ss. :: ;, ] :, Bssts natiyes .75. d@pa. @ sunehsss@s < .t [ Carrots native. '.15, aoz. nunehes ,
 Pars!eys Has.set {. so; doss snneAes. <,
 Radshss, nat!ve 10. doA. butches: 1unS!t .oEluIISt iItAtAVeE sNVs suOE.s b0nehG0.
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 CsiAfy,; pat lFes ssss1. ,Ss stsz. | ss '-s #. q : oatohs,S cSna. Ysrsy. HfsSo93.es Ebu.
 BeaQS ssEisls, natsa<s s,-,ees2 sn5 sbus j. Resnss shelf naive Ss.o6.2; ssE5 .bt.
 Beans Lima. ativs. .s8pe-3.S0 ebu. .lS EEK pant, stivef tSf. s8S bh. X :,.t !
 ToMatScs9 .s6-s5 6ist.S ss; ss ;s'.-.:: Il I i Peppers 4.attsses s ,se +h2xt lS, ' : z SDinaeifi 'Sative. StJsss bcasss ,r %. '
 Cabbage $f.5e-eoe ssnbi. i. i.t$ss;r :. aFttatess Long Island. ?se-4s7s .sbi. !. Potatoes, swees. lvitgin;a, E ss;5s1ss7s Sssrealtr.y,s rssdse. =
 Chicken, ss,lSe, s 173s. nsSs 5srs.
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
A Vigorous Healthy Body and Keen Active Mind Belongs to Those Who Have Plenty of It. 5.

When will weak, played-out, thin puny and ambitionless people learn that there is nothing much the matter with them and that all they need is few grains of the right kind of phosphate every day for a few weeks to make them as energetic vigorous and forceful as of old?
 Every month thousands of people are learning that lack of sufficient nerve vitality is the underlying cause of many diseases
 Your nerves control your body and without an abundant supply of nerve force life is worry, fear and disappoint- ment
 fnosphorus is one of the vital elements 2f every living cell in your body and there are millions of them.
 N.ture's way is to supply phosphorus 70 tnese cells with the food you eat in the form of phosphates
 But to millions of people modern foods do not supply enough organic phosphate,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
BRoOKLYN JAIL PRISONERS
 s-sa HELD ON FEDERAL CHARGE

< The United States attorneys office in Hartford, Saturday, on information re ceiyed from F. K Reilley. post office inspector, issued warrants to have Thetaas Donahue. alias John Ryan, and U1lie Burke, alias William Burke now in the ,Windham county jail in Brooklyn, held for the United States, to answer for crime in Atlanta, Ga. As soon as the United States authorities can get custcdy of them, they will be taken to Atlanta, to answer for holding up a postal rural carrier, cutting open of mail pouches and footing of registered mail June Is. The men are now held in the Brooklyn jail to answer to a charge of cracking a safe at Danielson a short time ago
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
LIEUT.. ROBERT LoNsDALE J. NOW ON ACTIYE DITY

j.. Lieut. Robert Lonsdale U. S. N. (re- 'serse), now on inactive duty, is home In New, London, visiting and enjoying a much needed rest. During the past seven months Lieut.. Lonsdale has been me trotogical observer for the government and visited Germany, Belgium, England and Ireland. While in Hamburg he was a frequent visitor to Convent Garden and met Herr Shubert, the famous German tenor, and his wife.
 : This. was Lieut.. Lonsdale's one hun dred and eighth trip overseas and will not soon be, forgotten. For eight days with engine trouble and out of meat and fresh water they asked for no aid and ilraped into Philadelphia under their own power After short visit with friends at Laurel Hill, Jewett City and West erly, he will return to New York and perhaps resume his duties
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
ADuHQhS FOR TWO LOCAL PLANTS

'Tae sHetlt tiket csa,bS bS r 2 spilllf seen en- saszei 8ts A.sht la stssee3 il e bg erecting of; dihg. Enc Etc nov ',siEg Slras t Ahss5 ttscts 9l1dWSrth & .faoaP sahe ibpii 4lnS EF 'sb2 4Ael s3sary highS vi ith u baseIaeTit and will ',e; .t5xS6 s3sft ins size ;s4 4ttoff sHsM be- of ca9e6 sSstie rs abes aynaitas trim. I1h,sss tkA r56f De Of gravel, sEF'lss 1it by. stsas1. tx. {: fs {6 s se sais es .sn, sd : sliti6H to He of the yef allies
 sam E s. s9 i Tstsalllss .Is aas pf Assria York ias already sszfted on tsHe. ada Sp' .wh is to be of brick wit. al eS1ckete fbuaastspn .St ,s
 Fife Marsh his ss6 l. Stanton has granteB sas pc fer the erection of F 'sranfs sSsake. iehs eh sest ssssess Sy !. ". atsIfetts ei The garage is ,s.to be l2xzsxs feet in. .sizg. .5i; As.,zS g.,aS x
 cario pepnfchio has ttslsd saTpli ten for a, a,ipAtIpiE fs erect 2 sfsnans 1t No. ,s4 lorsth SSfsia ,;stress Tie sgeranda Is to.,be s, s:fn s!Ee ar.a of wooden cdh- str,ietso .ssis..tj, i;g Se 4t.. \ <.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

Eggs. Conn, newlaid fancy .75-.s9 a1.Eggs, gathered, .74 dog. Y sIil.e-. s.. t- Meats s+ CoEs, ..o5-.o7 ID.
 Steers 0s-.11 ID. | Veas, -14-.1e lb.4 -s Lamb, .06-.10 ID. Hogs, .13-.15 ID. 7 Stock Feeds x Hay, baiied. sio.oo-45oo ton. s Oats, $s,e5 for 96 lbs.
 Corn, $3.S0-3.40 for 100 lbs
 Middlings. s3S0-3.3o for 100 lbs 'st Gluten. $S.25 for 100 lbs. < Hominy, 3.60-3.so for 100 lbs 7 Stock feed. sS.4o-3.So for 100 10.
 Cottonseed, sper cent s3.60-5.s5 for leo lbs. : Oil meal, ss.s5-S.75 for 100 lbs.
 Bran, S2.Se.
 Reported by E. L. Newmarket.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
Just Apply This Paste
 and the Hairs Will Vanish
(Boudoir Secrets)

The judicious use of a delatone paste insures any woman a clear, hair less skin. To prepare the paste, mix little of the powdered delatone with some water, then apply to the objec- tionable hairs for two or three minutes. When the paste is removed, and the skin washed, every trace of hair will have vanished. No pain attends the use of the delatone and it will not mar the most sensitive skin, but to insure results, see that you get real delatone.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

more machinery. Y ssy is i sss
 The L. + Hartson Co. of wi lima arittssc has recently leased the basement floor Of the old Nickel company; bdiiding en Chestnut street from the -Martins com, pany, and the. prospect is that the qs-ors wich Paper Box company of Chsstapt street is to take a floor of this building by lease, Ss sA .3s z S,$ 2 ' f::: :.s .s ,.
 The Gordon building, which has, been left empty. ty1the Martin connpanys will be leased by them as soon as a to take it can be found. s fIzs ;
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
CHURCH CALLS
 [-f. REV. CHARLES k. TRACY

7 Rev, Charles K. Tracy has accepted a calr to the Congregational church at Col linsviiie. He will commence his work in- h1ediAtely. He comes from missionary family stationed in Marsovan, Turkey. He was educated in this country, being srzdnated from Hartford Theological Seminary in 1904. He and his wife, who was Miss May Sherman of Norwich, en- tered the service of the American board .ot missions and went to Smyrna, Turkey, where they resided seven years. teaching . ttl the. American International college Mfr Tracy has had churches in Strafford and Richnend, Vt.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
Showed Dahlias at Ner Lsnda..

At the dahlia exhibit of the New Lon don Horticultural society Thursday after noon and evening between. TOO and 800 vases of dahlias were on exhibition. A large display was made by ". F. Brown of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

ID LADS are still among the most attractive designs which offered for many Pur- poses, and the beauty and variety of pattern and eoIerins are surely worth your attention. At S4-50 yard we show medium weight, aii- wool plaid, in rich color combinations It is 42 inches wide and of suitable weight for separate skirts. And by the way, the pieated, Eiaid skirt is absolutely correct for sport and street wear this Fall. If you wish better plaid we show which we will guarantee %o be pure wool. It is heavy fabric, 54 inches wide, and shown in fivs handsome styles. The Pree is s7.50 yard.
 RicoTlNE, already a favorte for suits, and dresses will be used more than any other weave for these two purposes. It is weave ~ith excellent wearing qualities-sturdy enough Tor strenuous use, and yet fine enough for nore formal uses. At $500 we show 5o-ineh .Ticotine of medium weight, in Copenhagen, is.7e. medium and dark navy, and brown. 4 fricOtine of splendid suitins weight, and full
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

sufield.-The celebration of the 25oth anniversary of the settlement of Suffield will begin Tuesday, Oct. 12, and extend three days, ending Thursday night, Oct. If.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

- 1T s~ sasg. A<aeT aP 52 inches wide ean De had in dark navy. ,ss black for ss.5o asyara. At ls0 fSse 1shsru eur best. It is fine n tsxtursss; # 3hsavy ,3sistt, and ,5s inches wide. sar ss,sssssss dark nasy, kisek or reindeer. N #$s ' ft x ,s3ss ,} TT.
 E yoATlNGSrin yaristy sf nsye.ty wsayss hass
 been. arriving salptsst daily, and ws eaa shs,~, new, sssns ; es tss meat attractive Heather mixtures s,s sssin vsry Sssular, sns in particular, heavy Knit iessas. ssads sf s.ss pure wool being rreyst ttan srainariIy. pteasiss. It is full 54-inehs ~idth, ;tse, cutting 10 ad. vantage, ard 'tlse price is sniy 3s.se. Thistle Top is znether nsystt ssnd vsivsty ari of raedium weight .$The weave is such that Wfarrrtt, is secured .vsEktsus excessive wsisht. ceIors are navy, greer, brewn and garnet mix. tures. The prses leh,y $s.se. T pebsss cfsvises, tso, are proving ssvuisr fer the heavy coats, and stens ethsse vss saae si4eu a4svssnderfui bargain. This s s4sS4-ineh chsviot, lii-yYseI. and os q heavy ~fessht. whIch ~e will sell fer only 44.50 yard. =; <3t : ..4..a1 q. s3s {
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
NEW LONDON.

NEW LONDON.
 A Sbu!iding permit has been granted George J.; Enos for . bungalow to be 'erected on sBayonet street. It will be Of ftame; construction, 24x25 feet one story high. bwith five rooms. having all modern
 tRptoyements, including electric lights, furnace sheat, etc. The cost will be S2.- .5eG. ,-f ...e
 \ Ground has been broken on oneco ave ntie for a, bungalow to be erected by AL LTil Ia. Dargatz. for himself. It will be
 2sx32. feet, Of cement and hollow tile
 corstrIctfon. and will contain six rooms,
 having all modern irnprov tnents. includ- Ing t1rnace heat, fireplace, electric lights, etc. and will cost approximately
 6 900.