Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20

CPOal dWdhtIllIl5 III the morning ne LOOKS at his wrist. watch which has a transpar- ent Pyralin unbreakable crystal; raises the window shade by means of Py- ralin ring. In dressing he uses Pyra-. in shoe horn to put on shoes having Pyralin eyelets and Pyralin tipped laces. He slaves with Pyraiin han died razor, bathes with soap from Pyralin soap dish, and arranges his hair with a Pyrahn. comb and brush Many
 of his bath room fittings are. Pyra.in covered. He brushes his teeth wilma Pyralin tooth brush. using powder which he keeps in a Pyralin containerSe It
 looks likesrain so he decides to wear a Pyralin collar and he fastens it with Py
 ralin collar buttons.
 At breakfast lie uses Pyralin han dled knife and ,sfork, and at the com pletion of the meal carefully replaces his smokes a cigarette held in a Pyralin holder, and puts on his Pyralin tortoise shell glasses to read his paper. It has
 begun to rain so he gets his Pyralin handled umbrella, and puts on the Pyra- lin widowed side curtains of his car
 Arriving at his. office, his desk is GOV cred with transparent Pyralin to keep
 before him records which he uses ire quently He opens his mail with. Py-i
 ralin letter opener. He uses, phone having a Pyralin mouthpiece and Pyra- lin receiver His fountain pen has a Py-
 ralin. case. His files have Pyra!in tips and his inkwell is made of Pyralin. He attends the Rotary lunch and wears 3 Pyralin badge.
 After lunch. desiring to, dictate he rings for his stenographer. She imn1e- diately goes over her. nails with Py- In- I1fith
 PyraIin. powder puff, using a Pyraiin
 mirror in the operation. She reports for
 duty and if he notes closely he may see that she has a Pyralin comb and Pyra- lin hairpins in her hair, string ,of Py- ralfn-, beads around her neck, F'yralin buckles on her pomps, and lately, Pyra- l lin ear rings,
 When the days work is nver he dons his Pyralin shirt bosom and Pyralin cuffs and is ready for dinner. After din- nkr it being his night out, he amuses the baby fora while by means of P5rall1 rattle, Pyralin doll and Pyralin teething rirg. He spends the evening transfer ring Pyraiin, chips across the tatle ac- cording to what the Pyra,in cards say i In order to, change his luck. he finally i resorts.-to sPyra.in dice or Pyralin put i and-take top.
 Perfect Pyralin Day.
 Returning home late, he carefully | turns each Pyralin door knob, but in advertently rests his hand on the Pyra- l lin keys of the piano. with the result 1 that by the time he has buttoned the i final Pyralin button on his spajamas i and turned out the light by means of a ! Pyralin switch, he has learned enough 1 about himself to call it the end of g
 perfect. Pyra.in day.
 | Following the talk the speaker wal given hearty vote of appreciation fol
 his highly interesting and instructive l talk.
 Fall concIave at Eastern Point. I At the business ;. session at whicl
 President William G. Park presided an, Alfred G. Bliyen acted as song leader there was little business of importanc transacted. In> the absence of Secretar. Joseph .N.. Weymouth who Is confine to his home with illness, E. Howard Ba
 ker acted as secretary. An announce ] clave of the New England Rotary club
 would be held at Eastern Point on sep 11-13 short outline of a tentativ 1 program was also read but nothing de finite as to the program has yet bee s4 settled.
 Il Charles A. Saxton. chairman of th | entertainment committee, announce Il that, the meetings in August would b si in charge of Shepard B. Palmer. Fran :. H. Pullen,- Adeiard Morin> and Herbel y c. Adams. Joseph c. Worth is to be th q song leader for the month. Althoug !, the weather was rather sultry, the sing ing was of the same spirited nature ths : predominates the Rotary meetings. Her ! ry LaFontaine rendered two pleasin . solos and Ad Morin also sang a beaut