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Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30

well, large one would do it much bet
ter. | think I'll get Nurse Jane Il
carpet sweeper. But III surprise her
with it,"
So the bunny gentleman hoped TO
the Is and 10 cent store and there he
bought large carpet sweeper for
Nurse Jane.
"Will you take it or have it sent?'
asked the little mousie girl clerk.
"I'll take it,, said Uncle Wiggily,
and he did. He wanted to get it home
without Nurse Jane seeing it. The
muskrat lady was not in the hollow
stump bungalow when Uncle Wiggily
reached it with the carpet sweeper, and
the bunny gentleman said:
"I'll try it myself and see how ii
works" Over the rugs and carpet he
began pushing the sweeper on its rub
ber wheels. Inside the brush twirlcd
around, taking up the dust inside tho
box. "This is a fine sweeper said
Uncle Wiggily, when all of sudden
the door opened. Uncle Wiggiy thought
il was his muskrat lady housekeepcr
and he was just going to call: "Sur
prise on Nurse Jancp' when he hap
Pchcu W looh up anu ihclc otoou th'
Woozic Wolf
"Oh, hol" howled the Wolf, sittin,
down in the middle of the floor an,
sticking his tail out straight. "Oh
no! So it's you making the noise, il
it2"
"What noise?' asked Uncle Wiggi
ly.
"a noise like thunder" answered
the Wolf. heard it as l stood out
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30

rolls right over the dirt and won t take
it up"
"Let me see it," said Uncle Wiggily.
And when he looked inside the toy
sweeper the bunny found that there
were a lot Of tangled threads around
the brush, stopping it from turning;
"1'his is easily mended," said Uncle
Wiggily. He cut away the threads,
pulling them from the sweeper brush
Then when Susie rolled it over the car
pet the br!lsh took up the dirt as well
as before.
"Hurray!" cried Susie. 4" Now
can play house with Lulu and Alice
Wibblewobble.
And she did, having fine time
when the two duck girls waddlcd oven
to pretend they were little housckecp-
ers with their dolls. Susie s sweeper
swept wonderfully well.
''Those sweepers are very good
things" said Uncle Wiggily to himself
us he watched, for moment, Susie
and the duck girls at the play house
If toy sweeper takes up dirt 50
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30

We are glad to note that our farmers
are needing the advice and warnings of
governmental and university agricultural
experts and are giving serious consideration
to the subject of fertilization.
The soil of Imperial Valley is an alluvial
deposit of great depth and unusual fertility.
Nevertheless, we cannot hope to continue
taking from our land an immense tonnage
in crops, without putting back into the soil
elements vital to plant life.
The mechanical and chemical value of
cover crops plowed under and used as a
green manure, have been so clearly demon
strated that our farmers need have no hesi-
fancy in adopting this method of restoring
the land.
The orchards of Californias citrus belt
have been profiting by Imperial Valleys
shOrtsightedness. Thousands of carloads of
barnyard-manure have been shipped out of
the valley, constituting dastardly crime
against soil which has given itself whole
heartedly to the task of producing immense
crops
The short-time renter has been partly
at fault, but he alone is not to blame, and it
is high time that we, one and all, properly
feed our land that it may retain full
strength and vigor of youth and work for
us always. aarx1
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30
THE DIARY HABIT

Wouldbe diarsts who fell by the wayside months ago
may think that the blank pages of their 1922 journals
about useful pages filled with writing would be.
Yet the diary when not used for the full and free
expression of the writer's nmos thoughts and personal
actions to life still has certain useful ends if is regu
larly and faithfully There may be found when wanted
specific information about the family the household for
any date There may be found of happy
occasions and human kindness long since forgotten
ectiOns of which tighten the gloom of present msfor-
The diary may sometimes furnish competent docu-
mentary evidence of real Importance.
No would wish the entire population to emulate the
journalistic accomplishment of the late Samuel Pepys
the habit of keeping concise of the essential
of ones activities is well worth forming.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30

The sultan of Turkey was chased
away from his home but a man with
so many wives shouldn't care.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30
LANTANA NOTES

Sam Bartsma, of Florence district,
was in this section buying hay Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Delaware and
daughter, Dorothy, were i'll Ell Centre
Saturday.
Misses Helen and Ethelyn Sidfordi
Clifford OMAR and Marshall Sails
bury, motorcd to "Devil's Canyon
Sunday to spend the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tel OF
Imperial Valley for This Day
in Past Years
Twenty-one Years Ago
November 80, 1901

California Development Company
sets aside block of land just cast Of
Calexico for an experimental farm. The
government will furnish the seeds and
plants and reports will be made on re-
suits.
The coolest morning in November
was 80 degrees above zero. Ninety
two at mid day was the highest record
for the month.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30
STUCK IN THE MUD

After recent football game in Iowa City, thousand
automobiles filled with spectators stuck in the on
the way home There most Of them stayed all night in the
rain with nothing eat Many Of the had to be aba-
doned The majority finally dragged out in the usual
way.
1t mournful experience but that will proba
bly, do lot OF good Reformers preach about of
good roads without getting far Getting up against real
mud of the bottomless prairie variety in such practical
way, is worth thousand sermons. Every Of those
stranded Iowans will be hereafter booster for
good roads and willing to help the price make them
good.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30
Ten Years Ago
November 20. 1912

The chief social function on Thanks
giving was an assembly of about 500
people at the Country Club where a
great feast was spread, dancing fol
lowed. Most of the prominent society
people in FL Centre were present.
Workmen are building vaults in the
court house for the use of County Re
corder John Norton and Auditor W. T..
Carey.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-30
Fifteen Years Ago
November so, 1907

El Centre and Mecca Indian teams
tie in baseball game with u score OF
2 to ,.
The California Development Com.
pany is pushing work on the Eastsiqe
canal so that that section may come
under irrigation.
Fall business in the valley has been
fine and is growing better day by
day in spite of conditions elsewhere.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18
MEN WANTED
SHOP CRAFTS ,

Machinists and helpers on account
of STRIKE. The Atchison. Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway company will
receive applications for positions as
follows; Machinists, boilermakers.
blacksmiths. sheet metal workers.
electrical workers. carmen an d
helpers. Apply to Supt. Shops. To-
peka, Kan. and Master Mechanics.
at Chicago, Ft. Madison. Iowa, Kan
sas City, Kan, Argentine station,
Chanute. Newton. Arkansas City.
Santa Fe Labor bureau. 6l2 South
Wabash Ave. Chicago, and Santa
We Labor bureau. 20 Vest M!ssour.
Ave, Kansas City, Mo, General
Foreman. Roundhouse, Emporia,
Kan. Wages standard and employ
ment steady.
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Financial
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ANNA A, MUSTER.
Real estate exchange. Trade or sell any
thinA Money advanced TO help you
buy, 3lS Security Bldg. Osage 226i.
AUTOMOBILE repair shop Tor sale. high.
class work only Call Usage ltI5.
A PARTNER IN electric laundry business
with own rig. no capital required. Ap.
ply after s o'clock, 5O2 " Wheeling.
old laundry building,
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FIFTH. W. 1.Y-rwo nice cool siseptn,
rooms. one ~ and one IS. Osag.
t1r4.H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-18

1890 MODEL buick touring car Price
5000, Al condition. Buffalo Cleaners
III y Main
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HELP-MALE OR FEMALE
sAIrsNES AND AGENTS

STEAM SPECIALITY saiesrnan for Eastern
Oklahoma. exclusive basis, no rcstric-
tons and commission only. Address (.
.. Box li47. Dallas.
SALESMAN wanted-To
handle attractive line Of luggage on
commission basis Good chance for
right man. Consolidated Trunk & Bag
Co. Petersburg. Va,
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Financial
OIL LEASES AND sur
HOTEis-ROOMiNo HOUSES

4O-ACRE oil lease. $40. invest small -
to make sI0.o0O. Maps with info 30 ,,,alnn w
Harrer. Collins, Malvern Ark.
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RoOMs-USFuRNIsuED

MAYPELL r., 2i7-.Three rooms duplex
modern. near both ',r lines reason
sble. OsaKe 6l11.
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Rooms and Board
Rooms ron nENr-ruENisHrD II

Rooms tOH hENT-fUkNisHED ~
FItfH W, 1.-TWO. nice col siespins
rooms one ~ and one IS. osass
HOUSTON. s.. t0s--For rent furnlshcd
sleeping room. connecting bath. Csll
HOUSTON. s.. EiO--Oue double aud one
slngie bed room, nice ana cool osage
LOVELY 8LEEPfSG room. outside
entrance. Hpufhetn exposure. garage.
Meris u desired cedar 2lG'.
LOVELY southeast room. adjoining bath.
close iu, 300 81 nuaiou. osage 65'5 y.
MAIN a., l1GCaWrii- furnished room IN
refined homo g'tsg'. usage ias7
MAYnELL, g. ll7.-coul sleeping roomi
south cyposure, also sleeping porch.
cedar $50
NEWLY DECrRATED sleeping room nest
10 hs'h. gentleman preferred. can iii
SicELy.ruRNE HEu heering room
suitable f.r tHg rsrues oHge oioi.J.
NICE. and airy sleeping rnomi private
cutrauu". 90 q modern home, on litn"y
and car line. 'or one or two. very tca-
sousblo cau psage si3.
lrIEAsNNT ROOM adjoining bath. close
40 800 s.. l'0s'ou Usage 5iat-H
Rooms tor gentlemen only. shower bath,
modern rDnycuIcncrH, On car line. Phone
Cedar 49oo. 7o7 s. Main.
SIXTH W, fl-Nire room With sleep,
man. osAgo C5N.
SLEEplSG PORCH. dressing room and
extra bedroom, suitable for three or
four gentlemen. 1907 q. Denver. Usage
| SOUTHEAST slcepiug room In now hom'.
no other roomors. garage u desired.
cedar 1894
SOUTHWEST Room Tor gentleman,
private eNtrancr. walking distance. also
EHrRG". osnge ilhl.
ItU IA In
connection with sleeping porch. desires
roommate Phone osnEc i022.
WASTEp-7l6 5, Cheyenne young lad TO
rhlro room IN private home. references
exchanged Phone osaRo GIL
RooMs-uSruR>IsnE rs
MAYPELL r.. 2ia-. Three rooms duplex
roNern uaar both c,r lines renson-
able. osaKe b43l.
! THREE ROOMS ana sleeping porch for
rent modern, private entrance. Call
Osage s7is-H.
ROOMS WIN HOARD 10
BOARD Meals served family style. ratcs
by week li0l S Main.
BOULDER s, is2--Ncry close in. fine
place to board. an home cooking. three
rucala day, very teasnnahle.
ELGtN s. blO-n Hoard ana rooms IN
homeliks place osage lo5t.R.
| IF YOU ARE looking Tor a good place to
| eat, satop At 9O3 s. Boston. also have
toom tor two gentlemen. Osage 926i u.
| MAIN. s. 7l2--A nicely furnished room
| with board and siccping porch. Cedar
MAIN. =. l73g-Onc room connected with
sleeping porch, southeast eSpusute, with
| board. Usage 5o9i.
| NICELY FURNISHED rooms and board;
| u real home ror gentlemen, rates reason
able. 1909 J.. Fourth place.
| SEVENTH. r, 3ls--Nice room and board
by day or week. family style. Usage
22o2-R
| SECOND, e. 1906 I.ovely room, very
| reasonable: breakfast II desired; one
block OF car line. Usage ista.
VACATION PLACES 20
THE CUSHMNN at Tetoskey, MichiEnn's
most prominent resort hotel Those he.
string flrst-Class nccOmSl odatlons write
for booklet W and rates. All summer
amusementE; fine auto roads.
Business Service
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Employment
HELP MANTEn-MALE

LIVE wire young man between ~ and
80. who h. not afraid Of work. will he
given an opportunity to earn $50 or bet
ter weekly See Mr.. Hawthorn, +. b.
Doshun a Co. sos x. Main.
ENGINEER at No. HICKORY mine with
state license: work every day for right
man. Apply at mine. three miles
southeast Of Tulsa on Broken Arrow
road.
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urIP wANTrD-MALy

HOTELS NEED TRAINED AEN-Na-
u9n-wide demand for high -sslaried eS-
ecuttves, past experience unnecessafy'
We train YOU By mail and put you Ia
touch with big opportunities every.
where. writ. ~ once Tor particulars.
Lewis Hotel Training School. Desk 66is
Washington. u. c.
Let US FURNISH your help. W. under.
stand and send you what you want Se-
curlty Employment, i0ih s. Main. Usage
e3l3.
TENNfSG contractor wanted Rig yard
axe strip coal. easy dlrt Six yards
dirt 10 ton of coal, steady work by
contract George H Lametre, Ir. 702-
narnes BldE. Phones 325a or isS.
NusboRco, OKLA.
WNErEu--Firrf. f.class operator fur 40.
sorptou gasoline plant Address 222-H
care world.
WAETED--f0 mon Tor county road work
need truck. First and Greenwood. Sis
every uornInR
WANTED-Llve adyef'islng solicitor, blk
money. small cash bond. Alton hofel.
room ~ io-l2 q. m.
WANTED. Mechanic TO work On Bip-
wall Keelor pipe threading machine;
must understand the machine thor
oughly, inexperienced need not apply.
4'l ". Boston.
WASrED-ioung man stenographer and
general office man, Apply TN person.
McNulty Motor CO.. Fourth and Frank-
fort
HELP WANTED--rEMALE so
ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL az the q.
Is. g. more than hundred other
ambitious success seeking young men
and young women are doing 81 Rooms
arc cool and comfortable. Get details 1T
once Telephone osage ii29. Tulsa Bust
htHs '"lleEf
DEMONSTRATION To dcmons'rate in
town for about four weeks ma
tionally.known product must be
horoush'y experienced In food line
and capable IN selling Apply tOday
and tomorrow between md j. M.
70 Mr.. Surtoc, first floor, Tulsa World
advertising departmcnt
EXPERIENCED glh for general house
work Apply 1899 s. Newport.
HOTELS need trained women: nation
Wide demand Tor high-aalaried cNecu-
tives; past experience unnecessary, We
train you oy mail and put you IN touch
WIN b'g Opportunities eytryw,heree,
Hotel Training School, Desk 66ls,
Washington, II. c.
SERVANTS room for rent. Call osagc
2la7.
srENoGRAPHER-stste experience and
references, address and phone mum Der.
Permanent position. 223.H, World.
WANTED-A housekeeper; midde-aged
preferred; one without home. Call
Usage 3O2s-J.
wANTED-.A stenographer. Call at sos
AN'bFi'H tiuk
wANTED-Position as bookhceper. seven
years. experience: willing to 80 any
whore. 23f-H, care world.
WANT GIRL for general housework,
call g us 3, Eieln. ------------------.
NASTEp--Good white woman to assist
with homework and children, must
have city references sos s. Frisco.
Cedar iiii.
WANTED Colored maid must be neat
in appearance and good cook, refer
ences required. Apply 1928 n. Main,
upstsih
WANTED-Two nice. clean boys and two
girls. Apply III $. Wheeling.
wANTED--Young lady understanding
land description or some abstract eN-
perience. for temporary work. Address
p O. 1874
ANTED-Experience operator, Vogue
Msrinello, b24 $. Main.
wOMEN's tennis shoes and oSfords, 81
TULSA GARMENT FACTORY.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

A MAN with large experience H. comrNrr-
Cial lines desires situation; executive,
office and travelling experience. l39-H.
care World.
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Business Service


DREssNAKtNG-mfIL 20
nemstitohlns .nd Picotins. sc Der yard.
213 " Third
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.
PLAIN SEWING, embroidery and hand
heuftitc hing. Mrs. Harrly Gi5 g.
EwiNG-Childrens clothes a spscialty.
augckng ana embfoiierins. Phone Cedar
sP1HELf.A CoRsETs Tor styie and dur.
sbitty. MIS-. Baird. Osege s2a5
-Dressmaklng or alteration
work snargn,eed ossge 1850.
WASTED--ry capable woman positIon
rretrl,ss dressmaker Tor several
months, or tho year reference. 2o2.H.
MOVING AND STORAGE ~
ANDERSON Transfer and storsgs, fur.
ntufe packing local and long distance
MOVING, a0b w first. Osage sg3l.
cRpsSCOu%fRY haulins prices have
been cut TO all towns within a radius ~
80 wisa Of Tulsa. We are the hest
equipped. lie sure ana get our prices.
Phone Os1Eo ils. Nichols Transfer s
Storage CO.
For MOVING, Transfer and storage, cali
skinner Transfer n Storage. Osase
1855
GET our rRiCES on moving. storage
and packing Atlas Transfer Storage
co. Ossge 2s5s.
you are next; truck with two men. s.
per hour cedar 1881
WE MOVE anywhere. city moving %
Per honr. WIN Two men. Cedar 2t66.
PAINTING AND DECORATING 10
4 CONTRACTING paperhauger AMI
painter. samples shown: reference xiv.
On. Lee Duncan. Usage 23ho-R
DECOHATOR--F n KTRRY
PaperharEer and painter work guaran.
teedi ssmples! prices reasonable Osase
A PRACTICAL painter and psperhhngor;
samples prices reasonable. Hauptman.
Phone Usage 6esi.
a, y. HODGE-Paperhangi and paint.
inr. Residence ~ NJ. Rosedale. CedaT
u r HARRis paIntlrg psperhenginr
and oaleiminins. 43a crutehheid.
DaaEe 22t5-J.
r II. KIDDING. paper aud paint con.
tractor has the best wall paper for 10
ceuts and up. Usage s535. $40 E.
IL VAN sCHGfK- paperhanEcr. painter
and decorator Call osase SOls.R.
GOOD MINED FAINT 'tsultless brand"
white ana all colOrs special price 81 90
por gallon. Home Decorating Co., 3ii
3 Boston.
PA1NTINO and paperhanging, gusran.
tecd; priccH- reasonable: rooms pspersd
50 up. Harris. Usage 6lg7.R.
CALL Osage 3793 and save money on
your painting ana decorating. We
guarantee.
Employment
HELP wANTED-MALE IS
a LIVE wire young man between ~ and
80. who iH not afraid Of work. will he
given an opportunity to earn $50 or bet
tor weekly See Mr.. Hawthorn, r. B.
Doshun a Co. sos x Main,
ENGINEER at No. 3 Hickory mine with
state license: work every day for right
man. Apply at mine. three miles
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29
A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement VIII Sell |
LOST AND FOUND

LosT--About four weeks ago. St Ber-
nard and shepherd dog. black and white
last seen near Norwich Town. Finder
notify George Bsdard. Centrsi Tiiisrs
Reward -,s--sd{
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

NOTIcE.-An creditors OF said de-
ceased are hereby notified to present their
claims against said estate to tho under.
signed at r f. D., Yantic, Conn,
within the time limited in the above and
foregoing order.
LUCY A. SMITH,
. uar29d Adn1rx. C. t. a.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN
Of Andover, on the Gath day of March,
A D. 1922.
Present.. WHITE SUMNER, Judge.
On motion Of Ethel F. Blakeley of Co
lumbia, Conn. Administrative on the in
testate estate of Harriet E. Fox. late of
Columbia, within said District. deceased,
this Court doth decree that six months
be allowed and limited for the creditors
Of said estate to exhibit their claims
and directs that public notice be given
of this order by advertising In a news
paper having a circulation in said Dis
trict, and by posting a copy thereof on
the public signpost in said Town of CO.
lumbia, nearest the place where the de-
ceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record
J. WHITE SUMNER,
nar29d Tudee
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement Win Get Il
Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-My 2 l-2 ton truck going
to Worcester Thursday March S0th,
light; would like a load going. lei. 1926.
A. Slegel mar2sd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29
THURSDAY. MARCH 80. 1929,
at 10 o'clock a, m.

the following described property: Is
head of Shorthorn catee. 20 COWS. sew
eral registered new mich and springers.
two year old heifers. 2 registered and
bred to calve soon, 4 calves eligible to
registry, 2 horses, weight about 1900 lbs
each. gentle. and o. K in every respect,
l Ford touring car 1921 model run less
than 1000 miles. Unadella blower and
ensliage cutter. 6 h. D. engine, saw rig,
easy pull manure sDreader, 80 foot ex-
tension ladder. moving machine, horse
rake, tedder. democrat wagon. team
wagon, buggy, 3 sleds, grindstone,
crosscut saw, ice saw, sprayer, 10 bush
els of potatoes, household furniture 3
stoves, sideboard. dining table and 6 din
ing chairs, l Morris chair, chamber
sets, with mattresses and springs, com
piete set. large art squares in first
class condition, small tables and stands.
kitchen utensils, 1 old fashioned clock,
refrigerator, easy chairs, washing ma
chine, and other articles too numerous
TO mention.
Terms cash. Caterer in attendance. If
stormy, sale next fair week day
RALPH BURCFfNA1L,
mar25SMW Administrator.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29
A Bulletin For Sale
Advertisement VIII Sell Il
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Choice seed potatoes. T.
I. Eldredge, 85 Water St mar29d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29
HOTELS
LEGAL NOTICES
NorIcE 10 cnEpIToRs.

AT a CoUKT Os rauBA1E .uEE.R
at Norwich. within and for the District
Of Norwich. on the 9th day Of March,
A D 1929
Present-NELsoN J. AYLING, Judge
Estate of Horace I. Smith late of
Franklin in said District, deceased
Ordered, That the Administrative C. t a.
cite the creditors of said deceased to bring
IN their claims against said estate within
six months frcm Ills date, by posting q
notice to that effect. together with copy
Of this order. on tho sIgnpost nearest "a
the place where said deceased last dwelt,
and in the same Town. and by publishing
the same once in a newspaper having a
circulation in said District, and make re-
turn to this Court
NELSON J. ATLING, Judge.
The aho 70 and foregoing IL i E.u. copy
u record.
Attest: HELEN NJ. DREsCiIER
Clark
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29
coAl. AND WOOD

Ce-tl.. reasoned wood and kindIInga IA
large c. small Quantities Phone b04 ~
lSxS-e. X. Shapiro. Willow St. formerly
l'ufHee Lana dscass
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement Win Get Ii
WANTEe-FemsIe

.WANTED-At once, girl to do kitchen
work. Apply to the Danielson Inn, Dan
lelson, Conn. mar29d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29
FOR SALE

HIGHLAND, a State Road Farm, 70
acres, 4 miles from city, Ia mile from
railroad station and village II room
brick house, large stock barn, 70 feet
long, all buildings in first-cl condi-
lion, IS acres fine fields, and going at
only $5,5O0-easy terms.
TRYoN's AGENCY, WiIIimantic, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

FoR sALE-A beautiful six-roonn cot
Greenevilie bridge. on Preston side, very
convenient to Greeneville mills, steam
heat, electric light, bath and summer
kitchen, set tubs +; large lot for garden,
some fruit trees. chicken coops, shed and
beautiful garage, all in fine shape, Just
painted bargain price S3.70o. Apply to
w F. Hin, Reom los, Thayer Bldg.
mar29d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29
PLUMBING

PLUMBING, heating. egasftting and
general repairing. John Morton, % Mar
gerry st. Tei. 1929 nov21d
The very pest plumbing py expert
Horkmen at the fairest prices is guar.
aIteed also heating and gasftttng.
JOBS 2. TOMPKINSl
81 West Main St
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

CoWs-Two carloads. one carload of
mixers and 20 nearby springers: milking
20 to 25 quarts each J. B. Brigham,
White Hall Farm. Phone 1854 New
London Div. mar28d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

FOE sALEEA beautiful seven room
cottage in Norwich Town. with two acres
Of level land, free from stones, large
barn and henhouse; house has hardwood
floors and finish inside; good cellar I'M
der house; also fruit trees price $4,000.
w F. Hill. Room 10S. Thayer Bldg.
mar29d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

FoR sABE-Two-seated wagon with
pole and Shafts and rubber tires, extra
ness. H j. Larkham Tel 1924
mar29d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

FOR sALE-Goedrich tires at bargain
prices, at 1914 West Main st. mar29d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

FOR sALE-Nice Cuthbert raspberry
plants. Tel. 1S4T-13. mar29d