Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-07
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featuring the Barstow one-pIpe heater, l whose chief points are marked economy in first cost and in use of fuel. The Multi pIe range is another notable exhibit; both from the Barstow-Richnaond Stove com pany of Providence The Hoosier cabinet is also demonstrated, as well as the New Home sewing machine. Frank H. Bonn of Providence, Clarence Brown and Jo- seph NJ Lahn of Norwich assist Abner Schwartz in the demonstration. The A. F. Greene Co. of Norwich shows Firestone tires and Monogram oils. in charge of A. F. Greene.
 The Crystal electric washer and wiring CT, as demonstrated by the Mallory In- dustries, for the Norwich Electric Co.,, the J. C. Lincoln Co. of Willinlantic and other 1 dealers, is proving it's practical merits. William Campbell from Port Chester, N. l Y, is in charge of this exhibit Mrs. w A. McElney of Westfeld, Mass, is selling novelties in brooches, specializing in handmade fllagree jewell l ry Mrs. George Silberg is assisting her mother at the fair.
 1 Perfumes made from real flowers in California are being demonstrated at the fair, each customer receiving 25 cent bottle free from the representative of the True Flower Perfume Co.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Antis and daugh- ters of the Oldtown, Me, Indian tribe are Ioccupying the usual concession space with baskets, sweet grass novelties, etc.
 Talbot's rings and novelties from the Providence. R. |. factory are on sale by L. c. Talbot and J. A. Waterman. C. A. Rathbone of Norwich is putting out his railroad guides and business di- rectories as usual in a 10 foot space, asSo- ciated with the International Correspon- dence school of Scranton, Pa, Thomas E. Burke in charge.
 Stevens dairy rations, poultry and hog rations, manufactured by the Park & Pollard Go. of Boston. are attractiveiy displayed.
 Handsome necklaces are featured by . Morris Mallove from New London, to- gether with watches, silverware and jew elers' products generally. All varieties of automobile goggles reading glasses and shell glasses are shown by Harry Schuster from Provi- dence.
 The Talking Machine Shop, Norwich fills big space with player. pianos, Vic t trolas and the Modernola. special period model in q Brunswick is featured : catching the, interest of the crowds = Manager A. Curland. Gerald Goldfader and George Farrell have charge. 9 1 The Norwich Commercial school has 3 ' distribution depot in the center of the , hall, supervised by Principal L. RI. Gran dall, Mrs. Crandan assisting. As souve. T nirs, "No Trespassing" signs are giver s out to farmers.
 ". L. Douglas shoes for men and 2 full line of Educator shoes for childrer are exhibited by The Model Booterie, 13: Main street, Norwich. Joseph Alexandel : has charge of the well arranged display < The Art-Craft roof. in two coiors as applied by the NuArt Tile Roofing Co. of Norwich and New London, Is demon. strated by W. George Perkins of Nor. g wich and 4. $. Talmadge of New London Mrs. Perkins assisting in the distribution of explanatory literature.
 A manufacturers sale of jewelry,4 con = ducted by the Quality Engraving Com s 1 pany. Providence, attracts a crowd t % one of the side concessions Names ant initials are engraved free. while yo, wait.
 z The Worth Specially Shop. 4 Mai, street, shows the latest fall models i, l. dresses, in beaded and embroidered trt c doiles, charmeuse and nlinuette ? Houston's Nurseries, from Mansfield F, Conn. are again represented by a va d ried collection of fruit. shade and orn Q amental trees Byron D. Houston look q after theis exhibit.
 1t Everything for the Home" is tn d 1AiCNIO OL IlIS GtduL-CaQQSO CONlD6nN Norwich which shows local patriotism a and pride by filling ITS feet of foo IF ~ ce. big hit is made with Magni Ie voX, there is Japanese lockwood han - carved furniture, hall clocks, Seller . cabinets free sewing machines, the won e' derful Crawford combination talking ma chine and player piano, Victrolas graf I' orolas, etc. Members of the firm an 9' twenty assistants are explaining tn U, merits of the articles in the big dis D play.
 = The Maplewood Nursery Counanv III ,- fifteen feet with thrifty decorative e, ergreens and shrubs, cut flowers, an -- ornamental trees, arranged by and il Id charge of Fred M. Oat, member of u .d firm
 l. A booth with appealing posters Is 0, cupied by the Near East Relief wit of state headquarters in Hartford. i. Thorpe $ Johnson. of Norwich, a, Y, demonstrating convincingly the zoe
 qualities of their electric solder at A booth in the interests of Save O,
 Schools' campaign is looked after l
 Miss Amelia NJ. Young. Miss Elizabe - T. Hayes and Miss Helen B. Royce. Tn
 was prepared by supt E. J. Graham,
 the Norwich public schools for State s
 perv.sor W. s. Dakin, of Hartford Time
 literature pertaining to school interes
 is being distributed.
 The Norwich Electric Company exhioi
 the Hoover suction sweeper. the eiect1
 hot point flat and electric reverse toastt
 Arthur C. Jenkins and George L. Bc
 nam demonstrate these practical hous
 hold helps.
 From Jordan Marsh. Boston, Nj
 Helland is exhibiting novelties in jewell
 rings pins, brooches, necklaces, Mexic brilliants, etc.
 A demonstration of the broider-fs
 needle is given by Miss Rose A. Conn
 of New York.
 Candy, popcorn. peanuts Tait Bro,
 CTS ice cream and cones are sold
 the New England Confectionery Compal
 of Norwich, J. D. Harris, Manager. Jo
 Spencer and Miss Ida Blumenthsl la
 charge of the ice cream.
 Flowers
 Entries in this always popular cl.
 are made by William P. Carty, oual
 Hill ; the County Home, Smith aven
 Norwich; Walter c. Tanner, Volunto1
 Mrs. A. B. Burdick, Preston Mrs J.
 Peckharn, Norwich Mrs George
 Beckwith, Montville and ". F. B-o'
 Norwich, whose exhibit of 800 varieties
 dahlias includes a good line of the l
 John L. Slocombe's new seedlings,
 Cake, Bread and Honey.
 There are few exhibitors in this oIs
 but they make up in quality for lmi
 tions in quantity. Tempting cake, br
 and biscuit are entered by Mrs. J,
 o. PeclIhan, Miss Florence Browning
 Mrs. Edwin F. Cole of Norwich.
 Miss Browning sends her usual fine
 riety of fruit preserves-3s cans
 25 varieties of pickles
 Allen Latham. Norwich Town, makes
 attractive showing of first qua