Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 8, 1911, Page 7

sl s ‘,‘ s ot WE THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL CO. Our Annual Sale of Silverware FULL 12 DWT. SILVERWARE: GENUINE WM. ROGERSESONS SILVERWZRE Much Improved by His I'sthnnan Visit-and Says That the Panama Canal Will be Opened on Schedule Time—Move Should be Made For Merchant Marine. All but two members of the congres- l ment of four millions to the French sional committee that went to the!company and ten millions to the re- isthmus of Panama last month reached | public of Panamna. would be ‘fulfilled and that the |, CUIeOr Cug hae Siven Ine cngnects IT WILL BEGIN TODAY AND CONTINUE TO AND INCLUDE canal would be finished and open for | business by 1913. As a result of their | will be urged here have cost ten million dollars a mile and there is nearly ten miles of SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th Important Facts Concerning This Sale congress probably it. A mountain has been r ved f i, 2 E removed for to jeas st e o "the. goy. | the canal and another one built, for n et ihe cansl and settling the | the dam at Gatun. where the waters P o of the Chagres river are imponded of the tolls. The party that m Cristobal on the steamer Every Housekeeper Interested for the operation of the Joeks, of which we s there are three. It is expected that Jncluded Senators Brandegee: | three hours will be consumed in the Every housekeeper within trading distance of this Store is interested In this Sale we offer you the genuine Wm. Rogers § Sons' Silver- cearic canals committee; Bristow of | Passage bf the <hip throush the 1ocks |} in this Annual Sale as it offers an opportunity to buy Silverware of ab- ware. Every article offered is 12 dwt.—this means 10 to 15 years’ serv- Kansas, Cummins of Towa, Page of | i " through the completed canal. The solute dependability—a well known standard make—at prices which ice. The Wm. Rogers & Sons’ Silverware is guaranteed by the makers, vgrmont and Overman of North Car- ~&na: and Representative Higgins of forstin ni g «‘onnecticut. Senators Wetmore of Rhode Islané and Thornton of Louis- 1 i ere on the isthmus with the t the former remained there and we extend the me broad guarantee that every piece You run not the slightest risk. passage of ships through Gatun lake in every instance. EVERY REDUC- which is 164 square miles will be by the p’'s own power. The locks are constructed for a ship 1,000 feet long and are 110 £ arranged so feet in width, that vess:ls can pass. The vearly cost mean positive and liberal savings TION QUOTED IS GENUINE. As to Prices—Reliable Silverware Was Never Before Offered at Smaller Cost D {urse an attack of bronchitis, while - 5 of operating the canal will be about X g St O st~ Hhaigtor | B de2 miilions of dollars End it is We ask you to read this list of items carefully—svery one is import- Fill in your Silverware needs NOW at a big saving of mone Nottete, Wwho Whe JOHES By il wife :,;:;g ;)L’O,% :the 1:!}:;0535:‘@‘“‘\};‘:0':yé\;g ant. Then note our prices and the comparative values. These compara- your Christmas gifts NOW while prices are so low—not a bit too soon ast Sundsy, expests ‘o comel back | DUNSES O the SOPS RO L Tand | five prices are the sctusl prices at which he goeds are. sold by dealers. to think of Christmas gifts. If you have wedding presents to buy, surely o THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THESE PRICES AND OUR PRICES this is your opportunity. Any housewife will appreciate a gift of Wm Rogers & Sons’ Silverware. eek. Sergeant at Arms Rans- the senate and several stenog- phers and attendants also were with party Congressman Tells 6f Trip. l.eaving New York as soon as possi- operating charges. A resiment of in- fantry and a hattalion of marines now occupy the zomne. Cempleted July 1, sSERESENTS THE ACTUAL SAVING WHICH THIS SALE OFFERS 1913. There are 35,000 employés now en- gaged in the work. Next February ble after the arrival there at 10.30, - 3 > < g N is expected that water will be turned Congressman Edwin W. Higgins and | 7, S¥PCioq (085 V000 Voo 70t e Mrs. Higgins, who accompanied him | 1052 @ PArt of the COanl anc TLat on the trip. reached this city at 440 [ J05° 0\ 50 (an foreten the effec o’clock. i) 3 = - é 2 " b eat cean routes of th = ,‘,""f*\_'i_'.;{{‘.fsf;,‘”:’{)i?‘{fn“"‘, desrib- | ter international relations when this ok i . E great waterway is finally opened. Tts| g "“‘,g;‘ ';‘KC;:‘;;':{:‘:'; PRI R s assurod, and Americans Tea Spoons, Arbutus pattern, for 59¢, value $1.00 Tea Spoons, Alhambra pattern, six for 89c, value $1.5C ¢ - 2 A ave overcome the great difficulties | ing headquarters on the isthmus in | )A%¥e e 8 . Finama. the Pacific cosst port of the | ThIC Falled others at tremen. Wm. Rogers & Sons’ Arbutus and Daisy PJ([CI’“S. Wm. Rogers & Sons’ Alhambra Pattern « 1. t = the Tivoli hotel. e ety e . 'I:Bneavo::rgitsl::‘;f lh‘: senate on ocean- | The ¢ essentially 'a militar These two patterns mongst the newest of their very % This i very attractive patter has butler-gray finish, and is canais. of which Senator Brandegee | PYoUOsition. Tt will be vears, in r mignts They Hrs Beaf I Gealen anithuns & Urigit nollanes iz 5 b 2 airman, conducted hearings to iud]f_'mnm. before a !m;;m-l:fd":w‘w lowing is a list of art < which we have in both Arbutus and one of the cest designs. A more beautiful pattern it would be hard s 3 T will be received In excess of the op- risi' : f 4 K = r ‘Drices 1O s pattern g predicate future legislation “for the | Wi\ be Teceived 'n excess of the ob-|} terns, showing regular prices and our special prices during this sale. to find. Following is a list m.\\]..._ regular prices for this pattern and this [ the reduced prices during . The re: ts of Panama are a : TR e ; et Tk e S e e “the interast on t-e money ox- || TEA SPOONS -Sale price 59 for regular price $1.00. p of a mixture of several races | pended in its construction. The . DESSERT SPOON le price 89c »ons—re r price $1.30. S XA 3 P - g 3 = tion of the government for the zone |} T A\RLE SPOONS—Sale price $1.1 -for price $2.00. TEA SPOONS—Sale price 89¢ for six spoons Eular- price 3 Visited Old City. and the policy to be pursucd in the op- | AR5 DIOVE: S Fidh 39\ ten biPYy pEioe - DESHERT BPOONE-_Bals price $1.50 LoF six 5 Th ¢ fforded every facil- | eration of the canal and {he control DESSERT FORKS—Sale price 98¢ for price $1.50. ’ 2 he PALLY W BESWORS. 9T E o ‘manently of . MEDIUM FORF le price $1.19 for price $2.00. TABLE SPOONS—Sale price $1./9 for six spoons—regular price Hy for IADOSUDE. the Saba work and management permanently of our I S- all its different features by the canal | intercsts tnere are now betore con- |} COFFEE SPOONS—Sale price 79c for six spoons—régular price $1. COFFEE SPOONS - Sale price 89¢ for spoons—regular price $1 ommission. ‘The president of the ! ORANGE SPOONS —'mh price 99¢ price $1 SOUP SPOONS- price $1.99 for six sp egular price M Panama resublic. with members of his | Little Opportunity for American Capi- SOUP SPOON ale price $1.59 for six spoons—r. S 4 : $2.00. cabinet. accompanied the party on Bl i tal. BERRY SPOONS ice 73; each—regular price ORANGE /SPOONS Sale price $1.19 for X 0 regular p B ‘; trip to_old Panama, which was settled | .., - : OYSTER - e for six forks DESSERT FORKS vice $1.59 SR ek 1 Sy e e ere seems to me to be but little 2 s = : n 1517, known as the richest city of | ., runity for American capital now COLD MEAT wice 396 each MEDIUM FORKS- Sale price $1.79 for = regulur price $2.00. the world of its time and destroved by SPREADERS —Sale price $1.38 for price $2.00 the buccaneer., Morgan, in 1671, af(el'l he had pillaged and sacked the city. Refmains of the city still stand, covered BUTTER $1.19 tor six price 69¢c euch 39¢ ecach—r forks—re, r Sale OYSTER IRKS COLD MEAT FORKS PICKLE FORK na- price Sale at Panama. The character tive population compvares with Port Said, I should say. It is not a cli- | mate adapted to the average resident regular pri > 89c each gular price 49c PIE KNIVES CREAM LADLE price price 50c, <with the tropical growth of the jungle, the Tintted Sta e, and evidences of its wealth and im- [Of th" Tnited States for a sreat length | § GRAVY LADLES_Snle price 59 - BUTTER SPREADERS-—Sale price $1.59 for six spreaders portance can still be seen in its ruins. | O) trae | Lne fAniiat with sgUCWC | OYSTER LADLES—Sale p 99¢ ular pric A prhow 056 FHe history of the attempts to con- | TR congibons a this cousty wor?|j sour LabpL le price $1.39 eac price struct_the canal covers a period of | JA< & GINELL 10 apply familia i PIE SERVERS—Sale price $1.08 enc $1.50. PIE KNIVES -S price 89¢ each price over four centuries. Spain. England, | 213 of cultvation. CHE i ular price $1.00. ‘REAM LADLES —Sale j 49¢ gular price Portugal and France pave all attempt- What Covernment Is Doing. AL - P e 5 , . ed it. Med: and sanitary science | The government of the {nited States LADLES —Sale price 59¢ cach—regular has plaved an important and almost | operates a hotel at Ancon, is now ADLES—Sale price $1.39 each ital part in the construction of the |buiiding a $300,000 hotel on the At- | e Fed s o g canal. The discovery by American | lantic side, is building docks and ware- | $1.79 each—regular price physicia that yellow fe";" came | houses, proposes to bufld drydocks PUNCH LADLES —Sale price $2.39 each—regular price $4.00 from the mosquite inaugurated a cam- [ and coaling stations, now maintains | IERRY SPOONS feaisns g exdlar oelte > paign against this insect which has | comm .s:an-5 stores where some things | BERRY SPOONS ale price 79¢ each—regular pri $1.2: > TOMATO SERVERS—Sale price 79 each ar price $1. driven the disesss off the isthmus and | car. be bought cheaper thah in the the death rate in the %ome is now less | United States and does in part { PIE SERVEF e price 99¢ each—regular price $1.50. than in many American cities. {an establishment complete in itself g ¢ " { with its own police, firemen, post- Cold Maa Fork, Dais: auern 49c each, value 69¢ e .C‘;'" ;5_"{"'" L"l:"n ot | offices, sanitary officers and sSchools. e e canal zone is five miles in wi The high wage scale prevailing has at- | N ’ : on sither side of the canal as the cen- | tracted & splendid bods of smerican Wm. ROQCTS & Sons’ Windsor Patterns ter line, and 45 miles in length from | citizens to the Zone. perators of : 3 ; i . SR <ea 10 sea, with an area of about 443 | Steam shovels receive $210 a month This is one of the zood old- ned patterns. nothing faney about square miles. _Additional Jand is owned | \vith a house to live in. and, th keep clean. On sale at these special prices in The rap: ¢ of Panama by the Pan- | the exception of the common laborers, 2 5 3 B e ama Railroad company, which is 0Wn- | the wage scale on the same basis SPOONS—Sale price 59¢ for spoons—regular price ed by the government but operated as | throughout. The cheapest labor is se- BRT SPOONS—Sale price 9%¢ ix spoons sular & separate corporation. g cured from Jamaica and nearby coun- TABLE S price $1.19 regula This railroad. completed in 1855, Was | tries, e Rate: ' drdair . fox . AT e T promoted gnd comstructad 'by Ameri- Cradit Bus Colanél Gosthals. 5 s e 1.18 for vix oride 3175, an capital and ; Dup Colan “ompany, and was a part of our pur- | Nell-nigh perfect and too much cre TR 130 Bt the B cannot be given Col. George W. ? " ; B ot ths comimiaion. Tor Childs Bet: Arbukve puttorn; 795 5 sot, valis $1.2 The estimated cost of canal is $375. 000,000; $283,000,000 having already man of the commission, for his tiring efforts and wonderful engineer- | peen appropristed, Including a Pay- |y a;q executive abilities, which have ; made a success of this stupendous Médium Knives, six for $1.49, value $2.00 undertaking. After the water has been AR SRR 1ver ‘plated posdh ’ Al at thess turned into the canal, but a faint idea ' Kni i i pe formed ot the magnina ot e || Wm. Rogers & Sons’ Knives—Piain and Daisy Pattern A s el blade knives, 12 dwt. plate, guaranteed the same as the work must be witnessed to form | ST sTand HACQ: uskse- T Wraon reoommmend special prices during this sale DoYouEnjoy Your Meals? One of the Most Important Questions Arbutus pat These are steel ind other zoods, will wear well these knives. he r price S%c. BABY two pieces. Spoon and ale price 59 Pu. terns and Spoon and Arbu- : : any conception of the undertaking CHILD'S SETS—three ) Dais to Ci:nsldef‘ in the :“Imh for Kood' 6F . Mevchint Mosie. FRUIT KNIVES—Sale price $1.19 for knives—regular price $1.50. tis’ pie Sale regular pr $1.25 SRR R It is my opinion that somethins |§ DESSERT KNIV A X $11 0y ey b ,;f_"!lf”_‘ price ¥Las, TWO-PIE d Sugar Shell—Alhambra pattern— The burning question to you is, “Are | OUENt to be done to stimulate a great- MEDIUM KNIVE ale price $1.49 for six knives—regular price $2.00 i P g iy Fou _,,:‘j"g‘ but.of BEeal the pleasure | °F Interest in our merchant marine FRU IT KNIVES, Daisy Pattern— $1.39 for six knives—regular price $1.75 P L . 2 and the health you are entitled to?”] C0al for this work has been trans- DE S, Daisy Pattern—$1.49 for six knives—r price $2. HT-PI1 Spoons, Sugar Shell and Butter Spread- why not? {P‘g"‘" f‘”"“‘r o W 0. the |} yrEDIUM Daisy Pattern—$1.59 for six knives—reg. price $2.2 tterns ale price $1.39 a set, regular No matter whetlier every organ and | 1Sthmus in foreign ships because we member of ypur bedy is in a sound | had no American ships for it. ~The rk and Spoon—Alhambra patiern— Miate of meaiin amd stremszth, if vour | SPectacle of our fleei making its trip Fork and $ Alhg a pi Atomach is in ane way disordered, you | around the world and ‘depending upon gular price 32.50 are mot going to he “yourself.” You | foreign colliers for this necessity ou Spoons, Sugar Shell and Butter Spreader g & < to arouse every American to the price $1.79 price are going to he a worried, out-of-sorts, wrvous or sullen ‘ndividual, whose ac- vill reflect ndition inside, people will x r avoid yvou. slx Windsor $2 me positive s great ship wa) and ks ns wiil for ti flying a | Kniv gular portance of tak firmaztive action. constructed by most rart be used SETS—Six medium : $2.79 a Knives TWELVE-PIEC patter ) le pric set, 1 pr 1d Arbutus TWELVE-PIECE SETS—Six and six Forks—Daisy Wm. Rogers & Sons Fancy Sets The world wants to smile and be [ oSt Tate | heerful, and uniess you are cheerful & ol 4} i “ 5 5 atterns—Sale price $2.89 n set, regular price $4.00 us s .a‘“’E.‘,f;mj":‘a‘»el:\):;fll\.mnz}l ';_‘:n"’]"l‘) _";'gm » '","1';’" s"'pf | : EN-PIECE TS -.\q'.q Ladle and six Soup Spoons—Daisy and 3 e St > = g4 gt QL Se pran. A E tterns le price $3.29 regular price $4.00, tinities, no siccess, and vou will Eo | the early das national h Berry Spoon, Alhambra pattern, 79¢c, value $1.25 il Serdig o shieer v SSSUIRE ptice § > wn in defeat—deteated by dyvspepsia | we have, so far 4s our merchant ma- IX-PIECE in oak chest, lined throughout, with draw- d a bad stomacn rine is conce sunk into - i ‘e SN 4 lock—six Tea Spoons, =ix T Spoons, six Knives, six A good and thorough digestion has | nific and allowed the great ocean lorbes SllVCl' C(). S bllver Pla[ed WdrC Butter Spreader and Sugar price $6.99 a wset, a guick, wonderful reaction upon the | carrying business of the world to go BREAD TRAYS . $1.98—regular price phusdury gt g oy You inugt have noticed it many | to other ons not as populous, rich | § (TN v SCRAPER. Sal e 1 3 Bary, for the brain and stomach are |or as abf to on_thi i CREME CHAY 4 SCRAPER—Sale price $2.19—regular price $3.00. THIRTY-PIECE S hest, lined throughout, with drawer and haiely connected as a needle and | American freight should be SUGAR ¢ le_price $2.48 ular price 34 ix T Table Spoons, six Knives six Forks, ad, one can hardly be used to an ships and instead of our FOUR- 2 Pot, Spoon Holder, Sugar and Creamer— 2 Spoon, Gravy Ladle, Cream Ladle e withiout the'otber. dl;re;;g:; e i lanien wlins ular price:$12. 1d Meat Fork—Sale price $8.98 a set, regular price $12.50. :dwm prodiuce at once a | should be restorad. and clouay influence upon | will Be H A i ol e Her i r 5 Mark it! * If your stomach | " e Tere bl Behpgess: Onvs solutely quit weork, and fermen- | M. Higgins will remain in r is poisoning vour vitals as a re- | Until the meeting of congr | Tely vour brain s going to be | Comber 4. He said'he e | g=ish and correspondingly depressed. | Session to last ur Just ”"f”"‘,‘ he | BN sne hbed tell von Ghat | national conventions, ‘which will be | But why continue to suffer all the | SOme time in July. The president wili miseries and torments that a disor- ;‘r‘f“i‘g‘gg’l’fifiorf:u’;’\:""“ i B e B mat i 1 dered stomach brings.yon? ation as the revort of the tar-| .. . . > slides have en- 1d suppe v - the direc! food. what will? Where's the relief? | 3cieditie ea ('-‘mb‘fl_‘e“ LT Bt _“"“’l‘m; the material which had not originally | John eedy, Peter Cremmins, | | Where's the cure? - eho | maater e ety ot "B, e | been estimated for without increasing | Mrs. Ianny acher and Mrs, | WEDD[NG lin the city are invited to ispéct our SRl L eI SEeNs B 0 'mbn antiztrult tew and the usual sup. | Lhe - SStImated costoft the - campistod e choice assortment of Booklets by Van b o i in- | Pl¥. bil 1ggregating nesrly a billior, | © = Dyke, Mill Steve F Stomach troubles arise from in- { HI3 S 3 e last three days wer rote . 2 ! Yie, 3ilier. ‘Stevensen, ; Osned,and S izeation and because one. ingredient | dollars will have to become law b The jast three Jays were devoled | New London Will Borrow $275,000. | others. A i sdithn 2 Stu T 38 & fore adjoarnment. to haarings On. thag PIOKISN 9 oy ¢ B s A S By e of Stuart's D3 ;p"pah,']l?le(‘; is ‘."%".J.:,‘ BT b e work, the metheds employed, the sup- Deeming it wiser ‘han to sue i pr oroughly and completely digest 3,00 Imp i ealth. | plying and ng for vessels which | bonds, the finance ‘ommittee of 1 Be sure to see the Good Cheer, Priond grains of any kind of food. doesn’t it Mr. Higgins s taken apartments | will pass through the canal, and the | New London court of common coun CUT GLASS | i . 00y AV stand to reason that these little Dys- | at the Portland in Washington. as for- | form of government to be established s 2 er meeting Monday e ship and Business Calendars at 25e pepsia Tablets are going to digest all | merly. but h mily will not leave | there. 1 think we were all deeply im- ng advised the council to | STERLING SILVER the food and whatever food you put | Norwich until after the holidays. [e | pressed with the urgent necessity of | 5000 on notes fron: the Oid * and SILVER PLATE. Trust company of Frovidence. legislition at the earliest possible min- | the ¢ said Senator Brandegee. ‘We were rrent expens received by Colonel Goethals and oth- and evervthing you eat. NEOPIANS MEET. So, mto your stomach? S ience nowadays | has greatly improved in health and the { can digest food without having to use | trip was one of great beneiit to him | ute providing fer -he esiablishmeént of | council vot=d unanimously io do so. | W et 2 CRANSTON & Co the stomach for it And Stuari’s Dys- | in the way of a chanse and a Tesis tolls to be charged ships for use of | This does nct mean that the city is ¢ &re always &l to show T pepsia Tablets are the result of this 2 the eanul and also for the establish- | to 2o ahead and borrow $275,000. he £00ds. i scientific discovery. They digest and Senator Brandegee’s Statemment. ment of a form of government.” | city will borrow from time to time as | G 158 Main Street digest thoroughly and well, anything | “We spent ten davs on the isthm | needed for the sidewalk work and for | | A T SR T || The Plaut-Cadden ( if your stomach refuses to work — ‘ MISS M. (. ADLES er commissicners, and devoted several or can't work. and you suffer from eructations, bloai, brash, fermentation, | days to an inspection of the canal. | OPen Session Held at New London, At a recent meéting of the masters | dowelers and Silversmiths, bilfousness, sew~ stomach, heartburnm, | The rrogress of the work since my Deputy Mead Attending. of the leading Xpiscopal boys’ scnools, held at Pomfret school, a committee #rritation, indigestion, or dyspepsia of whatever form, just take one or two of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, and see Jast .visit two years ago is remarkable. So far as it is possible to see into the future it looks as though the canal An cpen meeting for promoting in- terest in the New England Order o(, of seven hea@ masters was appointed to airange unitorm examination pa- pers for admission to tke various sec- eLaut-canoen soome || Halr, dcaip and Facs Specialis! NOT FOR $2.75 i on. Supreme Warden Jonathar Chapin of New Haven delivered an ad- dress in which he described the ud- vantage of the order. Grand Deputies | healthy real ha In prism concerhing which aiarming re- poris are printed at intervais, I think little apprehension need be felt. Ax the the excavation deepens, especially in Inspect Miss Adle ¢ with a beaming eve and you will Norwich week of Nov. a cheerful spirit, a pleasant face, a vigorous body and a clear mind and memory and cverything will Jook &nd fac i difference. It doesn’t cost you | would be finished and opened for bus- : y s : :::ch to prove it. Then yvou cln: Cull | Tremh VTR K | Protection was held in' Néw London | ondary schools represented in the con- | can a woman get braids, curls, trans- vou want, what you want, whenever “It will be finished within the esti- ! Monday night under the auspices of | ference. Ift rmers of mpcrted human hair; et vou want, if you use these tablets, and | mated cost of $375,000,000. As to the Reulah and Huguenot lodzes of that | - R C R CHA“B[:I LAI some women pay this sum at a dry you can look the whale world in the | so-called slides of maierial into the | city and Fort Griswold lodge of Grot- | . U R, 1 R N | Boods store ana’ fancy the jute they W, wear Is not detected! Have clean, Dental Surgeon [ fine stock. 13th, CASTORIA In charge of Dr. 8. I. Geer's practice taste delicious to you. Thats life. Culebra cut, other slides will probably | Frnest H. Newberry and . llnward For Infants and Children. during his last illness. NORWICH—Wauregan House. Get Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets at [occor and this necessitates the exea- | Meade of Noiwich urged continued MeG Buildi NEW YORK—150 West 108d St | any drug store on earth for 50c a box. | vatior of the nmaterial which may | lovalty to the order. The Kind You MM Bought | Meorory But LT, Cemn 1 b 1ol Ser:d ne vour name and address to- | move into the cuts. This is expected | A minstrel performance. which was MME. TAFT_Faimis. and cialrvey. | _ oo b el @ay and we will at once send vou by |in the natural course of events, but | to have foilowed tne meeting. was | Bears th lant. Anyone troubled or puzsied with | mail & sample package free. Address |the economics resulting from beiter | postpcned hecause, when the speak- » | iheir owh ur others’ affairs, call. She | WHEN yeu wan: to sut your busi- F. A. Stuart Co.. 130 Stuart Bldg, | orgavizasgg, greatsr efficiency” in op- | inz erded it was too late, and the sup- | Signatu.e of !;f‘;"l:;s ;01‘;:’: fost An;‘;“mf'mlr than . ness berore the Lublic taere eratior tetter knowledee of moth- 1 per was ready. It was b New iing- e Laon. Cens Etom 8t -l R R e 8 "' Karsnall, Mich