Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02

hum anit3. Everybedv found something Of interest in the ereoits of livestock, farm nachin cry, farm products, Wem- ens work. store displays, and attrac- tions of the midway.
 DISPLAYS DRAW CROWDS
 TO EXHIBITION HALL
 All signs fail during a dreutil; but ial this Dry Year the Ceunty w C. T. U.. far from failing the public, is as- abolished selidly in the e.d-time loca- tion, facing the entrance door of As ricuiturai EaT. As for over fifteen fairs. from it's white booth ice water is dispensed free to all ee1pers and there is the customary safe ef aprons, also the distribution of tenperahcs literature, In charge is the county president, Mrs. Jason L. RanaaH. of Groton, with Mrs J. J. Fields. Mrs. Arthur F. Wymau and Miss Mary ottsnre Of Norwich. assisting.
 Schwartz Bre.h.rs.
 Schwartz Brothers. Norwich. ec clpy 50 foot ef floor space with fine display of a complete feur-Feem out 1lt-l5ite;ae17 d.nin;g,reem, living room 8 multiple gas. coal and wood range, made by Barstow & Co, Previdence, F, |. and tiae famous EIeosier Cabi- net.
 Chinese chippendale assign, of the finest American walnut. The living reen suite of cane in genuine paahog- any is upholstered fin blue silk velour. Choice mahogany also is the wood of the seven piece sleeping room set The backgreund of the ex- hibit is Wilton rugs. there is a strik- ing display of handsome electric lamps. palms and flowers in vases: Clarence Brewn is iH charge, assisted by Edmund Cote.
 Talking Machines.
 
 wicll, Is sheRing Victrolas hsrurs- wtcks and Se1oras and player pianos ir' charge of X. curlahe. assisted by Samuel Wax and Gerald Goldfadden.
 \cerr.spondenee School.
 The 1Interna tiona1 Correspond ence School has an interesting beeth. Thomas Ed, Burke. of Norwich and ing the features of the display, chief ly the work of Norwich students. Tn connection with this is display of the work of the Woman's Institute of ton, Penn.
 Publishing Company.
 The Rathbone Publishing Company has booth at which are sold Prin- cess Message cards, while the Ra ath- bone Pocket Railway guides and bull letins are distributed by Mir. Rathhene, assisted by Mrs. Emma Jacques. The latter exhibits colered ornaments made from rock salt.
 Parcel Post Exhibit.
 Again the Norwich post office has s helpful and suggestive exhibition of practical methods by which the par eel post may be a factor in reducing the high cost Of living: Postmaster John r. Murphy has had arranged a variety of articles properly prepared for mailing. cartons. etc. The booth Is in charge of Special Clerk Maurice F. Kelly.
 During Monday, the post office men country >-.cduce boxes. special corru s4ted paper boxes for shipping butter, poultry, squads. cheese. vegetables, etc, as sent out b-- the J. C. Bulls in 2-pornd and 6-pound sizes and sell ing at 4c and ec each. respectively
 The Y. P $. (. E. of the First Con- SreEational church. Norwich Town is Remover. Misses Mildred Kinney and Martha Taylor. also George R. Hyde. 1 are in charge Of the sales.
 Popular Souvenirs. The Free sewing machine is being {; 4er1a nstrated in a central booth sy the 1 Cadden Go. of Norwich. The name in | silk of each fair visitor makes a pop | ular souvenir as rapidly stitched and | augmented by ". C. Ellis. silk artist l The Aetna Quick-1ight. kerosene oil 1 rith air pressure. is shown and is fea = turea as . cheap 3s0 candle power il1u- l animation. twice ss cheap as electric ! It is demonstrated in four styles, chan i delicr. table lamp. bracket and lantern, 1
 Work of the Red Cross. The Norwich Fed Cross chapter l Miss Matilda Butts, chairman of the | exhibit. has an atractive white draped ! i are shown samples of refugee knitted i "a rments. fea aturing & display Of Junior | Red Cross work done by New Jersey i children and loaned for the Norwich, 1 dreu of the Norwich playsrounds and 1 group pictures of these children With l Miss Butts in charge are Mrs. James 1 Lewis Smith. Miss Della Leayens, Mrs. ly. Miss Elizabeth Hall. Miss Robinson 1 ana Miss Louise Robinson. Miss Pad l 6cck Mrs. Willis Austin. Miss H. R. 1 Trumbul Mrs. Henry T. Arnold. Mrs. Mrs. Witter k. Tine1ey. Miss Charlotte i M. Albertine and Miss Annie P Allen. the last named just returned from : overseas: Each day there is the reply tc questions in the home nursing de- of frtment. There is ar exhibit of pos ters, and Req Cross literature is 2 distributed.
 Electric Sweeper.
 The Hoover electric suction sweeper Is exhibited in one of the end booths
 A Big Exhibit.
 The Plaut- Gladden. Co. fills 2 total of le5 feet space this year, adding to the space covered by this firm at fairs for the past 20 years. The firm Is showing planes, player pianos. furniture, Vic trelas and Colun1 bia Erafonolas. The big feature of their display is in the central space and is the two repro ducing pianos which actually repro duce the playing of the artists. The makes are the Chickering and A1npico, also the Wasserma an- Welte. The lat ter is of especial local interest.
 A novelty shown in furniture is a Queen Anne library table in which is a perfect srafonoia cp- sfated by electricity. Floor and table lamps, hall clocks. the wonderful Sell- ers kitchen cabinet. novel telephone stands, desks. Herald ranges, vacuum sweepers, including the big headhner, he SweeperVac, with a power-driven