Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-05

opGoEfe are decorative eTerEreenk blue | s.Tuces and box. Rs a foil for an in- fnense ornamental basket or phiox. hF- drangeas and red rnapie.
 Mstropelitan Life Insurance Co.
 4 mest interesting exhibit from the New York office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company fils a central con- cession. the object being to impress the four health rules-proper food. fresh | The entire exhibit emphasizes the vel I fare work of the company Fosters. fes- | tooals. mottoes. panels. etc. f7ll the space | and the exhibis was effectively arranged | by John E. Fitzgerald, Edward c. Con l rolly, aided by Assistant Manager Hem " Brown. Supt. Frank R. MuTdy has l general charge and literature Is distrio- | pted by Misses Loretta Belaeneur. Flea nor Donovan and Rose Thornes- A big feature ls made Of the Metropolitan welfare work and there is present pub lie healsh nurse, for first aid energen- cies. the public health nurses aiding In Metropolitan welfare work, since eyeFy policy holder is now entitled to nursing care. Miss Maher was on duty Mon day.
 Standard Ou Company. For the first time, the Standard oh company of New York fills 51xs feet with an exceedingly interesting display | of the products of this company, rang ing from barrels of the crude and So- cony motor oil to dainty candles in 50 or 75 colors, made from the parsffine resulting from the refining of the oil | Another product is Parowax for sealing cans. absolutely pure wax. This is the first time that this exhibit has been shown nearer than Springfield or Dan bury; it comes direct from the New l x--. t- t~. rA .f 1 J. w Mace ,aSz,sted by Fred J. Whit comb of New London Disinfectants. polishez thresd-cutting and mill oils. floor oils. tanks, etc. make up the ex- hibit
 California Perfumes.
 The Filling Sales Company, of Wor- lceEer, Mass, Is demonstrating Califcr- mia perfumes, featuring orange olos- lsonas. Japanese honeysuckle and trailing arbutus. William Lynch is in charge of this exhibit.
 Bankers Trust Company.
 lighthouse with 8 revolving light marks the location of the Bankers
 Trust company, Of the Thayer building,
 Norwich in 23x6 foot concession. in charge of George A Finn, the bank s
 secretary and treasurer. Old and young are on tiptoe to win a s10 banl; '
 guessing the number of pennies in olg far. An exhibit of home savings banks attracts the attention of the crowds Clarence C. Disco and G. Reginald Ash
 bey are assisting Alr. Finn
 Model Booterie Display.
 Over sixteen feet of a concession ; framed with ornamental lattice work 7 holds a miniature shoe store, the ex' lhibit of the Model Booterie, in charg, 1, l of Joseph Alexander, assisted by L. F Sylvia and Miss Heck Two pairs o
 patent leather Russian boots, to o' awarded the last day of the fair. are thu center of attraction to the en-lookers also the fitting of the seasons newes shoas on a model All the men insPec !, with interest the big display of W. L , l Ieuglass shoes the mothers note tn I children's Educator shoes. while all tn women admire the imported boudof slippers.
 Talking Machine Shop.
 victroIas Brunswick phos2grsphs ant
 pianos are on view in a cencessaon ol ; the north side of the hall in charge 2 l Abe .Curland and David Parden, Ger aid Goldfadden and Neil Horrigan D MapIeweod Nursery Company.
 A 15-foot concession is filled by tn : Maplewood Nursery company principail' . with towering shrubs. decorative ever . greens and hedges. Lovers of flowers ar
 greatly taken with the delicate lavende q butterfly plant which figures amid thi a display.
 The PIaut-c caaden Company. . A total of I75 feet is filled by tn lvaried display Of the Plaut-Cadden com lpAny, three special concessions holdin 4 luianos = Chick ering-Annpico, Hardma ' and wasserman grands-also the usus . line of Hallet & Davis pianos and play n CTS.
 v In the furniture exhibit the firm show e Sellers kitchen cabinets. Hecald range' l. Hoover vacuum sweepers and Free SC" e ing machines. Especially fine is Shers ton mahogany inlsld dining room set an {, a fine old ivory bedroom suite.
 special display of choice Belgia e mirrers-from this firms importation C = thousand pieces-is particularly al l. tractive The general display is elaborai if ed by a showing of elegant floor lamp !. grandfather clocks and Winsor furn ,- ture.
 F The victrola display comprises all th :, new models of these famous makers, il ; cluding the new horizontal type in a ' 1 finishes and periods. Concerts by Specii = singers are the feature of the fair. @ Vice President Adelard Morin Is ' general charge. assisted by John Dsni ;: han. Joseph Caulheld. Harold Parmele
 Matthew Thune. William Farmer. M .s chael dAtri Louis Sears. Miss Lyncl '. Miss Reed. Miss McBurney and Mi ', Breault. also W. c. Ellis of the Fr' 'd Sewing Machine company.
 Much interest is shown in a big phot' ,. graph of the New London store Of n v Plaut-cadden company.
 Pr Norwich Electric Company.
 This firm is showing electric washir ,n machines wireless receiving outfits. an r a general line of percolators, grilis an electrical appliances: also the Exide sto s- age battery. George 1. Bothsm is a!
 sisted by Percy Cruthers at this booth. ', Stove and Nickel Polish. n F. W. Barber is showing his own ii " vention. a polish adapted 10 both ire r. and nickel. It Is without dust. it say' fl three-fourths of the work of the ordinaI
 polish and above all things Is economici
 both in use and in price. fe3 droI
 working wonders
 v SIX Stockings That Wear. !. The Longwear Hosiery company ,
 Newark. \. J.. is making a display of sii h hose guaranteed not to drop stitches l x- E. Johnson is the demonstrstor. '' Fountain Pens. ,n The Meyer fountain pen is shown | .b the manufacturer, from 543 Broadwa n, New York.
 Schwartz Brothers
 Three items. Hoover kitchen cabine
 Standard Enamel Range and Barstov Richmond gas and coal combinalio
 ranges and Columbia grafonolas-si the outstanding features of the 50-fol