Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07
SCHOOL CHILDREN MAKE VISIT
 TO BIG NORWICH EXPOSITION

an outdoor scene In the background is replica of the Chelsea Savings bank, and scattered about the scene are build ings; home representing the home mort gages, factory representing the indus trial thrift club, a store representing the mercantile reserve department, a school house representing the school savings, g Christmas tree representing the Christ mas club, and park representing the boys and girls clubs, and a vacation scene representing the vacation club. There are also on display safe deposit boxes and posters urging people to bank their funds. The booth is in charge of Mir. Colt.
 Joseph Hall { Son. In this display there are fine samples Of woolen csshmeres and worsteds, suK. ings, overcoatings and plaidbacks The booth is in charge of Herman Jackel. E. ChAppen Company. This display contains only a few of the HOO items handled by the company. | and includes samples of Barbert As phalt shingles and roofing, Davis hip metal shingles, Upson boards and tiles. grades of Pennsylvania coal, chimney tops, spruce stock, and building mate riais. The booth is in charge of Willis Austin and Lucius Briggs of the Chap PSA So4ht0AiJJ CncSDTO O1 the Davis Hip Shingle company, J C. Morin iof the Barber Asphalt company, L. s. Greenwood of the Barber Asphalt com pany, Pearle Calkins and Ernest Lati- mer.
 Henry Pukauus.
 Here are shown several hope chests beautifully finished, and in plain or fan cy designs. Cedar chips for use in homes. The booth is in charge of Mir. Pukallus.
 Hall Brothers.
 Attractively arranged in the booth of Hall Brothers are woolen cashmeres and worsteds, suitings and other goods. These are in grays, checks, browns and stripped designs.
 The Saxton Woolen Corp.
 In the display of this corporation are samples of billiard cloth and uniform cloth. The colors are in black, brown, green blue, purple, and are attractively
 displayed.
 Kimban Textile Shop. Of special interest to the ladies is the
 display of the Kimball Textile Shop,
 beautiful bits of linen goods, novelties,
 baskets, stationery, curtain materials,
 rugs. pottery, and fancy work, being at
 tractiYely arranged.
 Remington Typewriter Co. This booth is featuring the quiet mod , el No. 12 Remington, and the portable , machines. A feature attraction is the work of Miss Els1e Kellar, one of the iworld's speed operators, who competes , each year in the speed contests in New . York. She is to give exhibitions of her work on Thursday and Friday evenings | using the No. 12 model. The booth is in , charge of H. W. Pecan, local representa-. . tive, and George L. Sholes, state man. ager of the company. : Bankers Trust Company. . In the exhibit of the Bankers Trust 9 company are the Christmas savings e banks, and advertising posters, stat
 ing the advantages of owning bank ac
 count. The booth is in charge of Georg, A. Finn, treasurer of the bank : ". \. Block. c Here are featured the Art Metal Sup plies, files, desks, and other office sup l. plies, that are built for long wear anC : are of fireproof construction. Mir Blocl e is in charge of the booth. e AUTOMOBILES. }, ". R. Frlsbie. Mir. Frisbie is showing the 1923 mod el of the Rec Speed Wagon, capable o transporting a load of 2,5O0 pounds. 4 Julian L. Williams.
 MT. Williams is showing a 1923 model
 Wills-Sainte Claire. The machine is O the Sedan type, five passenger with tw c auxiliary seats.
 ". F. Bailey. n MT. Bailey is displaying the Peerles = 1923 sedan The car is built for tn i, comfort of five passengers. - Norwich Hudson Co. h Ernest White, agent, for the Hudson h is exhibiting the Hudson seven passeng d CT Sedan, 1923 model. Il A. C. Swan Co. ,. The A. c. Swan company has on exhi z s bition the 1923 seven passenger Sedar Edward Jewett is in charge. .- E. B. Pstters0n, Inc. l. This company has on exhibition on
 of the 1923 Packard Single Six pas Isenger sport cars. The booth is charge of A. P. Greene. Another e1 hibtt is the Lovejoy hydraulic shock ot sorber. Announcement is also made ths .e sales and service station is to | ln opened in Norwich early n 1923. !, Norwich Buick Company. is W. S. Williams has on display or is of the 1923 Buick seven passenger mot s. els.
 in Norwich Velie Company. 0. In this display is the 1923 Velie S, l. day. five passenger. The boot fe f1 .lA 1F .lr