Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-06

remarkable as economiZing space, and
for its comfort and elegance. This
firm also shows some strikingly hand
some brass beds. In charge of the ex-
hibit is Daniel Polsky, assister by
Benjamin E. Mallory for the Smith &
Anthony company Of Boston.
The Lee & Osgood Company.
For the first year this reliable firm
fills a space 20x6, daintily decorated,
with a varied exhibit which includes
toilet goods, paints, a showcase of the
firms own preparations, rubber goods,
mirrors, brushes, sponges, bath towels,
and general druggists sundries. Fea-
tured is a big lump of crude Para
rubber valued at 500. E. Lewis
Young, who arranged the exhibit. is
in charge, assisted by Miss Bertha
Russell Louis Dat and Henry Fill
more.
Water CoIors.
A large collection of water colors
done by Rawson Anthony of New
Haven is shown by Mr.. Anthony.
Landscape and marine views predomi-
nate.
Bed Spreads lunch cloths, scarfs,
waists, dresses, table spreads, drawn
work, embroidery. etc, are exhibited
by n. E. Zeibak of New York.
J. r. McKinnon of Attleboro Mass,
has a display of collar and belt pins,
fobs, stickpins, etc, in a booth near
by. Mrs. McKinnon is aiding her hus-
band in the sales.
The Rathbone Publishing company
is binding the September issue of
Rathbone's monthly railroad and troll
ley pocket guide in sight of visitors,
Mr. Rathbone distributing the guide as
a fair souvenir.
Woodwork.
The H. 3. Porter & Son company
has its customary exhibit opposite the
west entrance. Supt. Arthur Fisher
was in charge Monday and d. B.
Vergas son on Tuesday.
j. OgulWick has a booth for the dis
play of a varied line of watches,
clocks and jewelry.
Shea & Burke.
An electrically operated stove in a
specially built alcoye is featured by
Shea & Burke who also show Circas-
sian, birdseye maple and mahogany
bedroom furniture. brass beds, pictures,
carpets, rugs and ranges. A Magee
range with glass oven door excites the
admira ton of all housewives. Daniel
T.. Shea of the firm. assisted by his
son, Thomas Francis Shea looks after
this well arranged exhibit.
County w. C. T. U. Work
After six years of active work the
county w. c. T. Z. starts with re-
newed vigor efforts in the cause of
and good morals in general. Note
worthy this year is the distribution OF
free drinking cups for the customary
free ice water and the sale of aprons
made by the county unions. The usual
temperance literature, including the
White Ribbon Banner, is distributed
under direction of Miss Harriet G.
Cross, assisted by Miss Nellie Stark
of UncasVille Miss Emily Gard OF
Norwich Town and Mrs. w. P. Potter
of Greeneville.
Edison and Victor machines from
the establishment of the Plaut-Cadden
Co, fill a booth over which Simon Bin
derman has charge, Abraham Curland
assisting him.
Porteous G. Mitchell Co.
Local named sewing machines, the
Rose. Chelsea Shetucket and Mohe-
gan Cabinet and gentlemen's furnish
ing and clothing are displayed by the
Porteous & Mitchell Co. in the space
occupied by the firm for the past four
years In the clothing the firm is fea-
turing Royal Tailoring and Roelofs
Smile hats, fur-lined coats. and gen
eral new ideas in haberdashery. A
novel feature in the sewing machine
division is a Shetucket machine run
ming by power.
j. A. Quinn displays the clothing.
John Moore has charge of the ma
chimes, assisted by Horace Corning.
( The Eaton Chase Co.
Double space is filed as in former
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