Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 22, 1916, Page 9

NORWICH TOWN Yantic Rector and Choir at Sheltering Arms Service—Nichols Family to Move to Portland, Maine—Oyster Supper Party. At the Sheltering Arms * Sunday there was evening prayer and an ad- dress by Rev. John Areson, rector of Grace Episcopal church, Yantic, The parable of The Good Samaritan was Tead and lessons drawn therefrom. Jerusalem was builded high, Jericho was on a plain, he began. The ‘“cer- tain man” in the parable was going down from the city of righteousness to the city of sin. As he went down the first wrong step was taken, then followed evil asoscigtions, he = “fell among thieve: The priesthood of the Jewish nation did not help those in need. The e came nearer but only knew Thou shalt not, he did not practice, Thou shait love thy neigh- bor. ‘The Samaritan knew naught of priest or of law, he was a law to himself. . He./came in compassion, end gave the man spirit and life and strength. Our Lord means by this parable to teach that the fallen can e restored and can be kept for Christ until He comes again. Mrs, Bolande accompanied for the hymns for the day which included In the Hour of Trial, the Magnificat, Nunc_Dimittis, and in closing, Now the Day is Over. The members of the quartet were Miss Lucy Bishop, Miss Lofs Manning, Raymond Cong- don and Leo Morris. Quail Search Out Food. A flocks of 18 quail was seen Sunday coming hrough the woods and walk- ing down the road to Bellevue farm where they found graln scattered and wero soon busy eating it. The marsh quail. a big, gray bird with whit- er breast, vellow about the throat, and white lines on the tail feathers, has made its appearance on Wauwe- cus ‘Hill where it was fed. Later a flock of seven came back to T. B. Beetham's and went directly to the corn crib where they fed. Guests of Plain Hill Hostess. Miss Marjorie M. Barber entertain- ed a number of young people from the city at her home on Plain Hill. Those in the party were Mrs. Edward Raw- son, Misses Blanche Armstrong, Ma- rlon Woodworth, Dorothy Rogers and Charlotte Christianson; also John Durham, Andrew Galey and Leslie Ward. Will Move to Portland. Miss Mary Rudden of Versallles was the guest Sunday of Mrs. B. L. Nicbols of: Bliss place. Mr. Nichols has resigned as superintendent at Porter's and is employed in Portland, Maine, where Mr. and Mrs. Nichols will move in the spring. Served Oyster Supper. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Olsen gave an oyster ‘'supper Wednesday evening at their home on the Scotland road ‘or a party of twelve. Grapahone selec- !tlons were enjoyed after the supper. Noted Out and About. Miss Nina Phreanor of West Town street is visiting friends in New Mil- ford. A force of fourteen men are cutting five inch ice on Taftville reservior, near the Old Canterbury turnpike. Mrs. Frank Lathrop and Mrs. Ira ‘Wheeler of Bozrah were recent guests of ‘I;[rs. Louis Olsen of the Scotland road. Mrs. Hazard Tucker returned Fri- day to Scotland after spending a few weeks here with her daughter, Adelbert E. Geer. Mrs. The Tirts Methodist cottage prav er meeting will be held Thursday ev ening aat the home of Mr. and Mrs Danié! Wheeler on Otrobando avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Beebe and son, Donald, retureql this week to New Hayen, after visiting at Mr. Beebe's former home on the Scotland road. The students at Connecticut college, Misses Susan Wilcox, Marion Rogers and Ruth Avery are at their home: here for the week end and Washing: ton’s birthday. New Bri — The American | Hosiery company is the busiest now ! of any period in its history. i | HOW: SCHOOL GIRLS WILL LOOK WHEN WARM WEATHER COMES Blue gingham has been ailotted to emall_girls by Dame Fashion. This child wears a kilted skirt of this pop- ular material over a white batiste guimpe with a corselet of the gingham scalloped around all edges and but- toned €0 as to simulate a belt. ASK FOR and GET HORLICK’S .! THE ORIGINAL Remember—thi ing and will continue throu; the best values be on ha | Furniture and Floor Polish Liquid Gloss made by the Stand- ard Oil Co., is one of the best polishes on the market- Half-pint, regular 15c, at 11c. One-pint, regular 30c, at 22c. Two-pint, regular 60c, at d4c. Liquid Veneer, it speaks for self. Proclaimed by many to the best on the market— 25¢ bottle, at 21c. 50c bottle, at 42c. Wizard Oil Combination Bottle of Wizard Polish, resu- lar price 50c—Wizard Dus less Duster, regular price 25¢ —Total value 75c—for _this sale we offer the both items for it- be Bottle of Wizard Oil, regular price 25c — Wizard Oil B Mop and Polishea § Handle, regular A total of $1.00— in this sale we offer, both items for S7c, while they last. 8 Yacht Mops—Dry Mops Yacht Mops, value 59¢, at 49c. Yacht Mops, value 50c, at 39c. Black Dry Mops, value 60c, at 49c. Dustless Duster, value 29c, at 19¢. Dustless Dust Swabs, vaiue 39c, at 24e. Wash Boilers Rochester, All Copper Boiler, full size, No. 8. Although copper is very high at present, we are able to offer this All* Copper Boiler at a hargaln price at $2.98, regular price $3.75. No. 8, Tin Boilers—Special at 69c. No. 3, Tin Boilers—Special at 79¢c. Copper Bottom _Boilers, with heavy tin sides at these prices: No. §, regular price $2.00, at $1.59. No. egular pri Savory Roasters The most famous Roaster on the market. No. 2 Sheet Iron Roaster, regular value $1.Z5—Special price 69c each. No. 2, Dark Blue Enamel Roaster, regular price $2.25, at $1.98. Food Choppers We have on hand several choppers or cutters of dif- ferent makes which have been dropped from our regular line. We are going to close these out regard- less of cost—reg- ular $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Chop- pers— Special price 79¢ each while they last UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPERS 0, regular price $1.00, at 92c. , regular price $1.25, at $1.05. , regular price $1.50, at $1.29. Welcome Soap . 7 bars 25c . 8 bars 25¢ 5 bars 19¢ - 5 bars 19¢ Lenox Soap. Sunlight Soap. Lifebuoy Soap - Soapine Powder, No more than 25c worth of Soap to a customer. MALTED MILK Chosp substitutes cost YOU same price. This Is Important! lo will begin when the store opens tomarrow morn- out the week—but to be sure tomorrow. THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL. CO. of getting HUNDREDS HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS IMPORTANT EVMT Our Annual February Sale of Kitchen Furnishings It Wili Commence Wednesday Morning, February 23rd, at 8.15 If we were compelled to go out into the open markets now and buy the merchandise which we offer in this Sale, we would, in many cases, be obilged to pay considerably more " for them than the prices at which they are marked for our customers. tions for this big event have been going on for months. Our local buyers as well as our New York representatives have been constantly on the alert. REMEMBER---THIS SALE WILL COMMENCE WHEN THE STORE OPENS AT 8.15 TOMORROW MORNING Read Every Line of This Advertisement. Bath Room Mirrors ‘White Enameled Oval Mirrors, fittted with beveled French plate glass, high grade ‘white enamel finished frame— a_quality Mirror in every respect. « s size 14x20-inch and a regular $3. ror, at $2.19. White Enameled Round Corner Mirror, fitted with beveled French plate glass, same high grade finish as foregoing. Glass size 14x20 inch, and a regular $2.75 $2.19. Mirror, at Square Cornered Bath Room White enamel French Plate Mi Mirrors fitted with 43c. 630, 76c. $1.29. $177. 193 2.09. Medicine Cabinets ‘White meled Cabinet for the bath room, size 18 inches high, 123 hes deep, with a ror, size 10x14 glass sheives— Special price $1.59, regular price 00 each. Tooth Brush and Tumbler Holder A real bargain and priced so that everybody can afford one. nickel-plated on solid steel, a lar 25¢ value, at 10c each. Bath Room Combination Set Towel Bar, Shell Soap Dish, Tooth Brush Holder and Tumbler Holder— All mounted on an enameled steel tile back, a regular ¢0c value. Com- plete at 39, Wall Soap Dish, heavy on_steel—Special at 49c. Tumbler and Tooth Brush Holder, best ware—Special at 49c. Nickle-plated Towel Bars 18-inch at 29¢, value 49¢. 24-inch at 37c, value 30-inch at 47c, value 80c. Oak Bath Tub Sets With adjustable Rubber Covered Hange! At 49¢, regular price 75c. Glass Shelves Glass Shelves with nickel-plated brackets— nickeled i Ty 18-inch, complete, at 49. 24-inch, complete, at 59c. Whisk Broom Holder, nickeled on brassed steel, at 3ec. a regular 40c value, Wet Wash Baskets Medium_size, regular price s5c—Speoial price........ 73¢ Regular _size, usual $1.00—Special price. . Large size, regular $1.00—Special price. . SPECIAL! Six-plece Pan- try Sets, com- prising Tea, Coftee, Sugar, Flour, Cake and Bread, labeled white Japaned Cans, gold banded, very neat, regular $1.85 set—dur- § inc this sale and until sold ‘we offer them at $149 a set. 69c Roll Top Bread Boxes, label- ed, gold striped, at 49c. 49¢ Labeled Flour Cans, holding 25 pounds, at 39%. 90c Label Flour Cans, holding 50 pounds, at 74c. $1.00 Upright Cake Closets, white Japanned, at 87c. Canister ~ Sets, comprising Tea, Coffee and Flour Cans, all labeled, value 59¢, at 49c. : Bread Boxes 29¢ 39¢ 49¢ 59¢ 69c Black Japanned, at Black Japanned, at Black Japanned, at Black Japanned, at Black Japanned, at at 27c. at 37e. at 470. 37c White Japanned, 47c White Japanne 57c White Japanned 67¢c White Japann at 57c. 80c White Jflnann(‘d at 67c. 25¢ Japannea Lunch Box Spectal price 19c. Coal Hods, japanned — Special price 19e. Slop Pails, red and green, Jappaned paint, value 30c, at 24c Umbrella Jars Umbrella Jars with neat floral g;:or.’nions, a regular 50c value, at Japanned White, Blue and Green Cuspidors, at 7c. “Onyx” Enameled Ware Every piece is labeled with the manufacturer’s “Guarantee Label,” and is absolutely perfect. The assortment contains 3-quart Coftee Pots, 2-quart Double Boller, uart Duchess Sauce Pans_and Gover: ‘s-quart Lippes Bayver Pane: 6-quart Lipped Preserve Kettle, 4- quart Roasting Pan and Cover, 2- quart Convex Sauce Pan and Cover, 3-quart Convex Sauce Kettle and Cover, 2-quart Lipped Stew Pan and Cover, 2-quart Tea Pot, Etc., at 390 each. ‘White and White Enameled Ware In this assortment there are Pud- ding Pans, Milk Pans, Wash Basins, Sauce Pans, Pie Pan!, Cake Pans, Soap Dishes, Dippers, Spoons, Btc., values up to 29c, all at 10c each. 14 Quart Dairy Pails Heavy retinned body, regular price 50c_each Spocial prie. 39 each ng, Portoouc & But our prepara- M; We have also had the loyal and hearty cooperation of manufacturers and from whom we buy immense quantities of goods every season. Large surplus quantities have been secured, price concessions made. the highest grade merchandlse (the only kind we carry) at substantial reductions from the old, before-the-advance prices. We urgently advise our customers to lay in a sul- We are fielentquanhtymlastthemforalongtlmetooomo Bread Makers Good Luck Bread Makers or Mixers A regular $2.00 value—in this sale at $1.59 2 in 1 Shoe Polish A special for this sale only— regular 10c value—at 8¢ & box— one only to a customer. Brooms ‘While they last we offer them at the special price of 19¢ Shelf Paper 10 yards to a fold, in an assort- ment of colors, with fancy lace edge, regular price 5c a fold— Special price 30 Waxed Paper 24 sheets, size 12x18 inches in a roll, each sanitarily wrapped, regular price 6c a roll— Kitchen Needs In our Linen Department we specialize in “Kitchen Needs”—Dish Cloths, Scrub Cloths, Towels, Tow- ling, Dusters, Etc. THESE ARE SPECIAL VALUES At 2c—100 dozen Wash Cloths, at 2¢ each. At 3c—100 dozen Huck Towels, at 3c each. At 4c—100 dozen Turkish Towels, at 4c each. 50 dozen Dish Clothes, regular size, knitted—Special price 4e. 25 dozen Extra Size Turkish Towels, heavy, value 22c—Special price 17¢c. 17-inch Linen Crash, bleached and brown, remnants 3 to 10 yards ectal price a yard 8c. 17-inch “Homespun” Linen Crash, very durable—Speclal price a yard 12)5e. 17-inch Glass Checked Toweling, value 12%c—Special price 8//zc. 17-inch Fine Quality Glass Check- ed Toweling—Special price a yard 15¢c. All Linen 25c— 18-inch, extra heavy, Crash for rollers, value Special price a vyard 19. 58-inch Bleached Satin Damask, three designs—Special price a yard 22c. 66-inch Cream Damask, good weight and soft finish, valie S00— Spectal price a yard $7%zc. 70-inch, very heavy, Irish Dam- ask, strictly all linen, ‘value $1.25— Special price a yard 95c. Remnants of all kinds of Towel- ing, Table Linens, bleached, half- bleao! and colored, all at very special prices. Made from selected b.-w.;d very light in weight, pail rest on Yoot Taaderideal tor houses hold use. & foot Ladder, value .l.l‘—- Special price . 6 foot Ladder, value $1. “—— Special price....... It Is All intensely Interesting. Galvanized Ware At 39c—Wash Tubs, value At 49c—Wash Tubs, value At 69c—Wash Tubs, value At 760—Wash Tubs, value At 77c—Wash Tubs, value At 89c—Wash Tubs, value ‘1.10 At 22c—12-quart Pails, value 30c. At 27c—14-quart Pails, value 35c. At 39c—Chamber Palls, value 50c. Ash Cans "’& Heavy Corrugated 7% Can with side handles, { a heavy steel band on ! top and bottom rims to protect it— a bargain at $1.29 regular price $2.00 A Lighter Weight Can with side handles, value $1.50, at 89c. At 29c—Galvanized Foot Tubs, reg- ular price 3%c. At 37c—Galvanized Foot Tubs, reg- ular price 45e At 77c—Galvanized Infants' Baths, regular price 8Sc. At 89c—Galvanized Infants’ Baths, regular price $1.00. Ash Sifters Rotary Ash Sifters, made to fit all medium sized ash cans— dustless and very easy to operate at $2.19, regular price $2.50. At 33c—Galvanized Coal Hods, reg- ular price 3%c. At 36c—Galvanized Coal Hods, reg- ular price 42c. At 19c—Galvanized Oil Cans, regu- lar price 25c. Kitchen Spoons At 6c—Size 113%-inch Tinned Steel Basting Spoon, value 10c. At 8c—Size 15%-inch Tinned Steel Basting Spoon, value 12c. At 10c—17%-inch Tinned _Steel Basting Spoon, value 15c. White Metal Tea Spoons, regular price 20c—Special price a dozen 13c. White Metal Table Spoons, regu- lar price 40c—Special price a dozen 25c. White Metal Dessert Spoons, reg- ular price 35c—Special price a dozen 20c. White Enameled Handle Cake Spoon, value 10c—Special price 8c. Wooden Mixing Spoon, regular price Sc—Spectal price 4c. Ironing Boards N\, Adjustable to five heights—ea very good board for the price. Our reg- ular price is $1.16—sold_elsewhere at $1.50—Special price 8% each. At 7o—Sleeve Boards, sold regular- 1y at 1%c. At 59c—Size 5 ft, Skirt regular price 70c. At 79c—Size 5% ft, Skirt Boards, regular price 89c. Boards, Dressmakers’ Cutting Table Finely Finished, Varnished Out- ting Table, size 133%x36 inches— yard measure by quarter inches printed on top—Special price 98c ‘each, regular price $1.50. You can fold them up and put them away. Special price 29c each regular value 75¢ Miscellaneous Specials ‘At 20 a_Box—Toothpicks, value 5c. At 7o—Stove Shovels, vaiue 10c. At 3c—Cake Turners, value 5c. At 40—(7!4'»B thes Line Pulleys, value c. At 4o—Potato Mashers, value 10c. ‘At 8o—Dish Mops, value 10c. At 19c—Vegetable Presses, value 25c At 7o—Dover Bex Bbeaters, value c. At So—-Asbeltoa Stove Mats, value At 11el—sxx arm Wall Dryers, value At 8o—Mincing Knives, value 19c. At 9¢ o dozen—ironing Wax, value e At Sc a dozen—Lamp Wicks, value 10c. At 8o—Sink Strainers, value 19c. At 17c—Steel Jelly Moulds, three sizes, value 35c. At 8c—Vegetable Slicers, value 25c. At 1le—Carbona Cleaning Fluid, value 25c. At 22c—Carbona Cleaning Fluld, value 50c. At 3c a package—Anti-rust Carpet Tacks, value Sc. At 6c—Cool Handle Pokers, value 10c. At 6c—Large Bread Bake Pans, \ value 10c. At 19c—Dressmakers’ Lap Boards, value 50c. At 19c—Broom Covers, value 25c. ‘At 40—Stove Lifters, value 10c. At 170—H. B. Oil Metal Polish, value 25¢. At 70 a_can—Potash, value 10c. At 7c—Deep Lemon Cake Pans, value 15c. At 80 a pound—Parowax, value 10c. Gas Mantles At 8c—Inverted, value 25c. At 80o—Upright, value 25¢. At flHnlkvened Ges Burners, value Dietz Hylo Lanterns A standard article. A few only. Regular 59 value This Sale Only \ at 3% Only one to a customer Wire Goods At 3o—Tea Pot Sprout Strainers, value 5c. At 30—Soup or Fruit Strainer, value 5. At 6c—Egg Boilers, holds six eggs, value 10c. At 7o—Set Well Coat Hangers, value 10c. At 8c—Long Handled Wire Toast- ers, value 10c. At 8c—Large Utility Strainer, value 10c. At 8c—Vegetable Ladie or Skimmer, value 10c. At 9c—Fry Baskets, value 39c. At 9c—Hose Stretchers, value 20c. At 19c—Long Handled Wire Broil- ers, value 25c. At 19c—Dish Drainers, heavy wire, value 19c—Heavy Soup Strainers, value 25c. 3 At 7o—Carpet Beaters, strongly bullt and made to last, value 10c. At Wooden Ware At 1lo—10-inch Round Bread Boards, value _ibc. At 1lo—I2-inch Wooden Bowls, value 15c. At 19c—lé-inch Wooden Bowls, value 25c. At 4do—13-inch Wooden Bowls, value 60c. At 33c—Pastry Boards, 16x22, value 98¢, At llo—“rutn Boards, 18x24, value c. At m—s.&h:uv Boards, 20x25, value F-.mily Size Wash Boards At ”;:Gmn Wash Board, value At 330—Stesl Coated Wesh Board, value 39¢c. Mfloa?hmwm Boerd, value At 420—Double-sided Zino, Corro- gated 'Wash Board, value 50c. to offer our customers 0dd lot of Initial At Se—l‘();chs: Jelly Roll*Trays, value Heiseys' Diamond in “H” Glass Syrup Pitchers, with nickel-plated spring top—top slips off to be gleaned, value * 59c—Speaial prics e Jardinieres, all sizes, values up to 69c—Choice at 39c. 50-piece Dinner Sets 6 Cups and Saucers, Platter, 6 Dinner Plates, Baker, 6 Tea Plates, Pickle, 6 Soup Plates, Creamer, & Truits, Sauce Boat, § Butter Chips, Bowl, Covered Dish, rose and spray g_ev‘:)zrauon. $3.98 a set, regular price 5.00. Silver Ware Department Solid Nickel-silver Spoons, will ‘wear for years— Tea spoons, 65¢ a dozen. Dessert Spoons, $1.10 a dozen. Table Spoons, $1.30 a dozen. Rogers Silver-plated Spoons, plain pattern— Tea Spoons, $1.25 a_dozen. Dessert Spoons, Table Spoons, Rogers’ Silver Sets in Cheste— 26 pleces, Satin-finished _Silver in Oalk_Chests, value $7.00—Special price $5.79. 12 pieces, Satin-finished Stives, In Qak Chests, ~value $14.75—Special price $11.98. 47 pieces, Satin-finished Stiver, in Oak Chests, value $15.50—Special price $12.49. Coffee Mills Holds two pounds of % coffee, fastens to the wall. All metal body and cup, black japanned at 3%, regular price 3% Kitchen and Alarm Clocks We have recently added to our stock a line of Kitchen Clocks. To introduce them we mids this Te- markable offering— Large Oak Framed Clock, full length glass front door, plain easy read dial, wind only once in elght days, half-hour strike and gong. A regular $3.00 Clock at $2.19. “America” Alarm _Clocks—too well-known to need describing—a guaranteed Clock that sells regu- larly at 75c—Special price 62c. ONLY A y PRICE Brushes—All Kinds At 3o—Hand or Vegetable-Brushes, value Se. At Bo—Fibre, 8-inch-Scrub Brushes, value i0c. At 8c—Hemp, 8-inch Scrib-Brushes, value 10c. At 9c—Shoe value 15c. At So_Totlet Eowl value c. At 13c—Counter or Dust Pan Brushes, all bristle, value 25¢. At 230—Bottle Brushes, value 29¢. ‘At 29c—Counter Revolving Brushes, all bristle, value 3¢ At 39%—Counter or Dust Pan Brshes, extra fine value-fide. At 67¢c—Window Brushes, round, with 5-foor bandle or pole, vaiue 75c. value $5c.