Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-06
Boy Scouts of Americs.

| 1 Articles of Scout handicraft are dis {, played in an artistic fashion. The work | os the Scouts includes samples Of bas- i Retry. wood carving. botany, parts of the l Mohawk Indian exhibit and the Scout ! ] totem pole. Copies of the Totem Pole | March and One Step. tine song march. 1 are also on display. This booth is in charge of Scout Executive F. A. Benton
 and c. F. Chittenden.
 Porteous Mitchell Company.
 This display features various articles that so to beautify the bedroom. At one
 corner of the booth is the bedroom set,
 showing pillows, fblankets. sheets. etc.
 There are also the hope chest, pyrolin
 ivory sets, window draperdes, pictures. rugs, lingerie, and ladies' clothing. The } booth is in charge of D. J. Mullen Preston Brothers
 In the display of Preston Brothers are many classe% of Fres-Co-Lite paints,
 electric lamps. oils. and the Buckeye in-
 cubator fully equipped. Louis Hardy is in charge of the exhibit.
 sehwarzenbaeh-Huber SIX Mill
 Beautiful silks made up the display 7 of the West Side silk mill The exhibit shows a few of the many / beautiful t wares manufactured at the plant, in- k cluding black taffeta colored taffetA I black messaline, colored messaline, ali. - gator wool crepe, wool crepe, sateen s radiant and sateen faced canton crspe. = The booth was decorated by Mir. Cronin ] and is in charge of Miss Miriam Berg i stresser.
 e New York Electric Company n This exhibit of electric appliances, '- all lighted, attracts wide attention. e There are chandeliers. dome lights, drop h lights, fiat irns. toastrs vacuum clean IT CTS. heaters and Christmas sets, all at-
 tractively arranged. Benjamin Goldfarb h is in charge.
 $ New York Mineral Water Co. T. Arranged tier on tier are bottles ot II mineral waters, soda and whistle, the T. assortment of color adding to the effect I'd of the exhibit Lights thrown on the ie exhibit from behind add briiliancy tc se the color effect. Charles Robinson is fl charge.
 IT Glen woolen MnIs s In this booth are arranged samples o cloakings ladies suitings, mems wear
 cashmires, fine woolens and wooler
 speciaities, excellent samples of made !, l in-NorHich products The booth is il n charge of ". c. Hitchon.
 ,h Talking Machine Shop le Pianos, Victrolas, Brunswicks and re d, cords made up the display of the Talking le Machine Shop. During the exhibit vari ly ous late music hats were played on tn le machines, which were greatly enjoyed e. The booth Is in charge of Gerald Gold Is, fadden and Harry S. Rosenberg. a l.. P. Barstow Company -I In this boot is 8 Round Oak Pipeles
 furnace, complete. A. E. Hardy of tn .. J. P. Barstow company and V. c. Thorn to ton of the Beckwith company are | ~ ~ charge of the booths and demonstrate tn 0' advantages of the heating system.
 shetueket Company 1s' This display is entirely of cotto nt goods of many grades, attractively al :e, ranged. There are In the group, avn he ings, ounce sateens, tickings, oversI ti- lings and drill suitings. c. J. Twist ha la charge os the display.
 na Norwich Savings Society =. Save your dollars is the slogan of tn ar booth, and many articles by promineI ~ men,. are displayed, telling of succeS Ia. from savings. In one corner is the autt =, matic bank that Is used for scho ,s children in 1s schools nearby. Boc v banks, banking literature and fri to spring water, complete the display of tf
 booth. Guy E. Dolbear is in gener pr charge.
 M Austin Nichols Co, Inc. to Here is a varied display of Sunbea .rn Pure Food products. There are packat he goods, canned goods, bottles of olive +hA mayonnaise dressing, catsup. jams ar of jellies. Featured are the Sunbean eofre zen and teas. The booth is in charge If Joseph Belleheur.
 Der George r. Madden cs.
 it Attractiveiy arranged in this boo ich are boxes of Avants and Nuggets, VI in n-- f-k- ,A,.
 These are displayed in Caristmas pac
 ages of SeaSonable design. At the fro tho and sides of the booth are cigars in | h1, process of manufacture and samples ,oi- broadleaf and Sumatra tobacco, wrappe
 and binders. The booth Is in charge
 James J. and George F Madden.
 White Star CIothtnE Co. ppe Mems and women's garments make uss the attractive display of this compan usa There are suits, shirti aad overcos 7. for men, and beautiful gowns for lsdil v;ei At the front of the booth are beautit wis coats of mink, Hudson seal and raccoc
 - Oscar Heinrich is in charge. ,or. Nsrvieh Plumbing Supply c. the Here is featured a porcelain ware d
 play. The exhibit shows porcelain tul .-t wash stands, toilets and general plum
 ing and steam supplies Wicker SC 4ey ing baskets are also shown. The q e.s' play is in charge of Efkin Smith. ,sa Norwich Paper Box Co. pli- Arranged in manner to attract vi in attention are many types of boxes ma l is by the company. There are candy boz s7 of beautiful design, Christmas boxes, the boxes and other types widely used. <. is Arthur E. Lathrs1
 at- This booth is in charge of Mr. 3 agg Mrs, Arthur H. I,athrop. adyertisins Tier Tsthron trucking business. PenciIs 2
 biotters are distributed by the propr
 tors.
 Versailles sssibAr5 Fibre anns tsh- This booth attracts much attention a vet shows line of sanitary goods maj ana factured by the company for the I fhe gienlc Fibre company. At ono corner 4srg the booth is machine that makes s; dis. itary napkins. beginning with the r
 material following to completion
 the center are on display. many types .. the indivusl dressing packets. The ent ad- display shows samples of gauze, 'cfal bleached muslin handsses. absorbent C ings ton surgeons adhesive pdasters, ga on bandaTeS absorbent gauke pads, sea ting less sanitary napkins, dental nark 's is nd individual dressing packets.
 Airlie AGlls
 Most attractively arranged are samr the of mems suits made from cloth manuf Ar tured by the Airiie 'kNlis of Hanover ; ootn rolls of wooien goods in grays ; red, Pspezaah Mills ther The exhibit of the Ponemah Mills e Fork pany contains rolls of diInity, ply y ahIe aattor s-r,r.aS fiSs1.n ohA1ks narr.aIa,