Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 23, 1912, Page 8

Observed Silver Wedding Aniversary = Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Fields the Center of a Family Gather-‘ ing Saturday Night—Were Married in Wiilimantic, Dec. | 2], 1887, But Have Always Lived in Norwich. The 26th annivemsary of their mar- vii;e vas delightfully observed on Sat- urday eyening by Mr. and Mrs, Joseph J. Fields at their home, No. 58 Broad- ,way, When a number of young women “in wHom they are interested arranged an informal gathering, at which the bride and groom of a quarter of a cen- tury ago were the guests of honor. It was a quiet occasion, confined for the ‘most‘ part' to the immediate families, and the majority of those who were present at the silver anniversary were also at the wedding. Among these were | Charles H, Windmiller of Worcester, | Mass., who 'was the best man, and Mrs. | |1 Laura 'A. Williams, a sigter of Mrs. | T'ields, of this city,who was the brides- | maid. Others from out of town were Mrs, Flelds’ father, Thomas G. Auerlio, and his wife, of Willimantic, and her | sister, Mrs. J. E. Joseph, and herj| daughter, Miss Catherine Joseph, of Stoni An excellent musical programme was provided during the evening by| Swahn's’ srchestra of four pieces, and dainty refreshments were served. One pleasant feature of the evening was the presence of both of Mr. Fields’ parents, ‘Mr, and. Mrs. M. J. Fields of this city, and the interesting fact was noted ‘that sirice their wedding in 1887 there has been ne break in either of the two jmmediate families. On the other| “hand, there have been a goodly num- ber of additions, one of them being their, nephew, Master Raymond Fields, ¢who has the distinction of being the .only hoy in the family. Two cornet ‘solos by Miss Mary Garvey were es- pecially enjoyed. An extensive array of silver was re- celved by Mr. and Mrs. Fields, and one thoughtful giver remembered them with a silver dollar of the mint of 1887 and a silver certificate bearing the year ‘1912. Another gave 3§ silver dimes, Jand china and cut glass were also among the numerous articles. Foy the celebration the rooms had been attractively decorated by Miss Sadie Ida Schulman, a Santa Claus eing teh center figure of the dining e, while Christmas greens, poinset- and bells were used with good ef- ¢t. The four young ladies who serv- | #d were Misses Blizabeth Leahy, Jen- nie Gourley, Elizabeth Hamilton and Clara Isabel Joseph. Following the game-at the Y. M. C. A, the victorious Laurel Hill bagketball team was enter- tained by Mr. Fields,who is their capa- ble coach. r. and Mrs. Fields were married in i church. M Willimantic on Dec, 21, 1887, H. B. Jefferson of St. P 5 Ifields was Luc win Aurelio, the daughter of Charlotte De Silva and Thomas G. Aurelio, and by Rev. on her father's side the family goes| back to Myles Standish, John Alden, Governor Bradford, John Howland and other colonial settlers of New Eng- land. All their married life has heen pass- ed in Norwich. Mr. Fields was a mem- ber of the volunteer fire department of Norwich and served in the Third r ment hospital corps under Major L. | Almy and Major Julian LaPierre. For “he has been connccted with bert & Sons of this city, Mrs. lds has been prominent in the tem- perance work of eastern Connecticut, | and she at the present time fills with | credit the New London county as the Loya¥ Temperance Legion. They hav e| been receiving showers of congratula- tions and best wishes from their friends. I Incidents In Society. l Miss Elizabeth Trumbull of Per- kine avenue is home from Wellesley college for the Christmas vacation. Rev. George ‘W. Huntington of New- burgh, N. Y., was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson of Union street. Miss Beatrice Burnham of L.os An- geles, California, a student at Dada Hall school, is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Waterman R. Burnham.« Mrs. Nelson D, Robinson, Mrs. Wil- liam H. Fitch; Mre. Burrill W. Hyde, Miss Bllen Geer, Mrs. Waterman R. Burnham and Miss Beatrice Burnham attended the forefathers’ day meeting of the May flower club held at the Mohican hotel in New Lopdon en Sat- urday. Administration on the estate of the late Dr. Alfred N, Sweet was gmnufl in the Middletown probate ecourt Sat- urday morning by Judge Bacon to M torney Charles A. S of Haddam James Longw Carlson were appointed appraisers of the estate. Forguson & FRANKLIN Charhonnean SQUARE can show you an up-to-date line of reliable WATCHES, CHAINS, PENDANTS, DIAMOND BROOCHES, DIAMOND SCARF PINS, DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND LOCKETS in a large assortment. Allo UMBRELLAS, TGILET SETS and other Ster- Im; Silvet Articles. For Christmas Bals - A COME TO US . as well | Norwich secretaryship of the | | NORVICH BULLET|N MONDAY DECEMBEK ?3, 1912 na 0 e =0 NS, S e ENE = RSB = ) = 2 Suspenders, RIS NETH= [\l Trolleys Leal T eSS TSV o 2 e TheBusines: Canter of Norwicd Christmas Shopping Condensed Condensed information for those who have waited. Some special Christmas items from all around the house. These briefly told facts could be expanded in size several times should we attempt to say all that might be said &bout the values offered. Do not delay your shopping any longer. COME TO THE CHRISTMAS STORE TODAY DAINTY SILK NOVELTIES SILK DEPARTMENT _ Filmy Silk Scarfings in the prettiest eolers for We have cut them to the cerrect length and placed each eme in a pretty Christmas bex. $1.33 and $2.25 t Patterns in all eof the most desirabie Fine messaline is always in the fashion for waists. We have placel eaech pattern, cut to the wnpnr length in a dainty heliday box. $1.44 and $1.56 A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE MAN Our Men's Department is filled with everything in the way of furmishings which the mest fas- could desire. Neckwear, Hese Supporters, Arm Bands, lery, Mufflers, Shirts, Htc. evening er daylight wear. Silk Wai Colors. tidious man Gloves, Hos- PUT UP IN SPECIAL CHRISTMAS WRAPPERS Regular 25c Silk Feur-in-Hand Neckties.......... 15¢ Stylish Neckwear In a great assortment of colors and designs, put up In attractive holiday boxes..15¢ PRETTY COLORED WASH GOODS IN PATTERN LENGTHS Berpentine Crepe in solid colors with satin stripe of same shade. This fabric has been the favorite for long and short kimenos and fer house dresses. Sold regularly for 17¢ a yard. - Special 1240 PATTERN LENGTHS WILL BE PLACED IN CHRISTMAS BOXES LADIES’ GLOVES Ladies’ Gloves of all kinds, 25¢ to $3.50 Our special glove in either tan or white kid. ' Well made, soft and plable..........us Svmeas ok 69¢ UMBRELLAS OF ALL KINDS, from 50c to $8.98 $1.50 Umbrellas, either men’s er woemen's $2.00 Umbrellas, either men’s or women’s..,,..$1.50 Good Black Gleria Cover w hich will shed the rain, strong steel rod and frame—handles in great va- viety in plain missien styles or trimmed. 3 98c and $1.50 STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES i FOR GIFTS Tooth and Nail Brushes, Paper Cutters, Nail Files, Darners, Match Boxes, Belles, Knives, Pepper and Salt Shakers, Thimble Held- ers, Bodkin Sets, Bto..... ARy Tt 25¢ to $1.50 Pomade Jars, CHRISTMAS RIBBONS— GET THEM NOW Holly Ribbons in varieus styles A five-vard piece. A ten-yard piece.. Faney Ribbens for Christmas gifts as hair bows. A gpecial line of pretty Ribbons which are werth 39c a yard. 29¢c a yard $1.98 BATH ROBE BLANKETS for $1.59 Good Heavy Weight Bath Robe Blankets, de- signed for this purpose and each one of ample size. The colors and patterns are all this sea- son’s. Girdle and neck cord to match A MONEY-SAVING SUGGESTION FROM THE LINEN DEPARTMENT - 25c All Linen Guest Towels with monogram 39¢ All Linen Guest Towels with monogram PRETTY GIFTS FOR 50c Women's Back Combs and Barrettes in shell and amber set with brilliants in a variety of novel patterns. Each in separate box. 50c each HAT PINS ARE STILL A NECESSITY Hat Pins in Holiday Boxes Hat Pins set with colored stones in great variety. They make pretty gifts, Either 8 or 9-inch stems. ; 25¢c to $1.50 POPULAR ODORS OF POPULAR PERFUMES The Best Domestic Perfumes put up in dainty holiday boxes. One or two ounce sizes. Col- gate's, Woodworth's, Vantine’s Htc. ’ 25¢, 50c, 75¢, 98¢ NOVELTIES FROM THE ART GOODS DEPARTMENT ace Trimmed Pin Cushions in all sizes and shapes. Pink, blue, white and yellow cush-- re made with 8s much attention to detail as you could wish. 25¢, 50c, 75¢, $1.50 up to $4.50 ions whick Cretonne Bags for darning or sewing purposes A great variety of patterns. Also erchief and Laundry Bags in pretty colors. 25¢, 50¢, 75¢, 98¢ = = We are the originators and can’t be beaten. PLANTS We can’t tell you all we have. There are plants of every description and the best quality. Everything to _be found elsewhere and also a nice lot which others can- . not get. = IF YOU WANT ACTION Visit the Toy Basement Everything in Toyland is on the move and its moving fast. With only two more days of existence before it, Toyland makes the most of its opportunities. If you are craving some Christmas excitement borrow a few children and come down. COME DOWN 50c AIR RIFLES, 39¢ the boy We grow our own stock, both cut flowers and plants, and your orders will be filled with hardy, fresh stock. As especially pretty gifts we suggest SCOTCH | i Get this good Single Action Air Rifle HEATHER, mixed pans of Crotom, Ponisettia and L b e e B e’ rigntts of the inside a blackboard, has folding legs and ‘Ferns, LILY OF THE VALLEY, HYACINTHS and be. Nickeled barrel with walnut stock. ... .... may be laid flat against the wall when not in use. 4 other beautiful novelties. . 29c DRESSED DOLL, 21c $1.50 JOINTED DOLL, $1.25 There is nothing the matter with Here is a 21-inch Jointed Doll with moving eyes, inch Dressed Doll. Complete with Shoes, Stock- nal.urfl (‘}.nlnshes and Inzh.t or dark curly hair, : ings and Straw Hat. Has moving cyes.......... PY This Doll is our regular $1.50 quality $1.25 Our CHRISTMAS BASKETS are also new. Red §| BT and White Satice, Pine Cones, Ruscus and Red Ever- 50c BUILDING BLOCKS, 39¢c lasting Flowers are used, and every one is delighted with Western Express Building Blocks, made of se- will sell for this very low price. These Dolls are thcm lected maple and exceedingly durable. Develops daintily designed and colored and are well worth 25e. 4 the child’s constructivenmess..................... 39¢ 17¢ NOW $1.25 NATURAL WOOD DESKS, 98¢ Nicely varnished, have top which lifts up, making At our store you can give the most artistic arfange- ment possible as we have a lot of novelties just right for the season and never before shown in Norwich. ig twelve- 25¢ BISQUE DOLLS, 17 All of our 2ic Bisque Dolls and Baby Dolls we = - On TUESDAY we will sell a CHRISTMAS BOX - OF ROSES, containing one dozen choice blooms of new and best varieties, tied with pretty grey paper and " Only $1.00 We will have 5000 blooms and will sell these boxes -at $1,00 as long as“they last, REUTER’S SeESSTRSERETN SIS = (=