Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-06
Mrs. J. A. Randall Of Groton and
Mrs. s.. H. Mead.
Shea 4 Burke,

oheA 4 Burke.
in the accustomed place occupied
by the firm for SO many years. Shea
& Burke are making a specially this
year of Taylor's baby bed. which ex-
cites the admiration of all the women
folks. The safety hood, the fact that
the clever device can be pushed in
under an ordinary bed when not in
use, economizine space, that it is alb
solutely impossible for a child in such
bed to have accident or injury makes
the device of interest. In connection
with this the firm exhibit carpets,
rugs, draperies, dressers. etc. d. L.
Shea, assisted by Thomas F. Shea,
looks after the exhibit
Porteous G. Mitchell
Porteous & Mitchell have an extra
large amount of display space this
year, occupying an attractive booth
36 feet long and six feet deep with an
exhibit of Rose. Chelsea and Shetuck
eft sewing machines-Vith the induce
ment of a machine free to some lucky
visitor to the fair. Vacuum cleaners
are also on view. There is natty
showing of gentlemen's furnishing
goods and clothing, including comforts
able looking fur lined cocts as spe-
cialty. j. A. Quinn has change OF the
clothing exhibit an6, John Moore shows
the sewing machines.
GdtoFs SH6SS o. w.
Eaton Chase G. Co. fill a new 2S-
foot booth effectively arranged with a
practical display of carpenters tools,
Atkins saws. Lisk's r-coated enam-
Ell extra heavy tinware, guns and am
munition, timely now that the hunt
ing season is at hand, fireless cookers,
and a big showing of Sherwin- Will
Jams paints and Starrett's tools. G.
Eugene Saunders explains the merits
of this exhibit.
NJ. S. Gilbert G. Sons.
n S. Gilbert & Sons are back in
the regulation space with d fine dis
play of Herald ranges and heaters, the
Globe Wernicke extension bookcase, a
novel black oak arEnglish side
board which would bea utify any din
ing room, another novelty in ClrcaS 5
sian walnut chiffonier and sideboard
mahogany and birdseye maple dres-
sers, a beautiful satin finish brass bed
! stead rugs. etc. II. G. Aurello Is
pointing out the features of this dis
| play.
X-Ray Exhibit.
DIR. Gillette's exhibit of ground glass
of eye glasses, the demonstration Of
| charge of Mrs. Charles F. Tiffany.
Schwartz Brothers.
SCHWARTZ Bros, new exhibitors, fill
| a big amourht of space with a well ar
ranged showing of Hub ranges. nota,
| bly, the Model IL and Nickel Plated
| brass beds rugs. elegant dressers II
| birdseye maple, ana the superior En-
| slander couch bed tfhe only one-mo-
! ton bed on the market. simon SleSai
| Abner Schwartz and Anna SchWart'
are showing this display
Fine Hair Goods.
| Mrs. L. L. Pratt has something ttt
| interest all the women visitors to thf
| fair a showcase filled with up to d>at'
! STYLES in hair goods, including the ven
| tilated pompadour cluster and Single
puffs switches, coronet braids, cluster
| curls and a number of pieces made
! from ladies' own combings, all her oWr
work She shows besides a varied as
sortment of Franco American toiAel
| requisites.
II. B. Porter & Son exhibit speci-
| mems of fine woodwork, doors, columns
| a staircase, window lights, etc
The Sharples cream separator, Of
| interest to all milk producers. is shown
| by George Buteau of Baltic.
| For the Excelsior autocycle, eXhib-
| tied by c. v Pendleton Jr, he claims
| the merits of reliability, economy
| speed, cleanliness and the minimum o.
| noise.
PIaut- Gladden. Company.
As usual. the Plaut- gladden. compan.
| is making melody for all fair visitors
by means of an artistic showing o
| high grade pianos, including the Halle
| &, Davis and the WaSSerman. me.
| show. too, the Waserman player tn
| Simplex. the Edison Victor phono
graph. the Victor VictroIa, ct al. Thi
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