Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-17

per advertising than by any other me-
 dium. Make advertising a continuous
 policy of your store. and you will not be disappointed with results" Prepa-
 ration of copy for advertising. and
 how to secure best results, were also
 discussed. Window display was also | touched on by Mir Fannon. and the
 solution of delivery problems. perfec tion of a store organization, and other ! interesting features were thoroughly i discussed. One of the big features of the evening was the showing of. the feature film, Troubles of a Merchant, and How to Stop Them. The film l vividly described the experiencesl of MT. White a merchant, who was
 struggling along. trying to operate his
 business along ut-of-d date lines His store was located in an old fashioned | building His. windows were too high ! to permit proper display of merchan-, disc The sidewalk in front of his. store was dirty. and the whole front was unattractiye. His goods were of ] good quality. but poorly displayed. His poor business methods cost him mon | ey every day and he was deeply in debt Then came a change. Through the introdu ction Of modern business methods the tide was turned. and he became a successful business man.
 The state department Of health un- der direction of Miss Margaret K.
 Stack. R. N. director of the bureau
 of child hygiene and public health
 nursing has established a branch of their work in Willimantic. The Will limantic Red Cross chapter will ut-
 dertake the work of public health
 nursing in this city and have secured 1
 Miss Sarah Keevers, graduate Of | the public health course in Boston 1 and who has had wide experience in | this line of work For an assistant | Miss Keevers will have Miss Alice Alfred, who has done metropolitan nursing for several years Miss AL fred will take up her duties as soon | as arrangements for child welfare clinic can be made The clinic will be
 under the care of Miss Keevers and | special effort will be laid on proven
 tion, and all children's cases and tu
 bercular cases will be closely wrtched.
 Mrs. C. c. Case. of 90 Windham street has been appointed chairman of the committee
 The WiIlin1antic Woman's Club held
 the first meeting of the season Tues day afternoon at their rooms at sos Main street. As this meeting marked the club opening there was no address and the members had an informal so- ciaI gathering. The meeting was called to order at D. m. by the pres ident. Mrs. Robert H. Fenton. and routine business was transa cted- Light refreshments were served and after the meeting there was general dis cussion of plans for the coming year. At the next meeting of the club. to be held Oct :. Miss Agnes Hunt of Smith College will lecture on The Spirit of France.
 The Windham Girls Club presented Monday and Tuesday even ing at the Locmer opera house. and played to crowded house both eve ningS- Under the direction of Victor J. Erhart of the New York Local Bureau the players had , been carefully coached in their parts, ! which they gave most successful. The ' scenes and costumes used in the per T rCrnancC were of the best and the fla n 1iis scene neneath the water proved -C he tine hit Of the evening. The members Of the Girls club and NIT. E~hart were warmly congratuIa ted : ipcn the success of the performance which, although the time for rehears- T ng parts was short could not have I 1eep better presented. |
 The nICcra nlrne was as follows: ,
 Act T-pDcnicE with i0 minutes of oli5ty and song. Cast of Characters: '