Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 1, 1918, Page 8

REGIMENTAL PARADE AT NEW LONDON To Be Given by Sixty-eighth C N. G., Followed by Soldier Life Exhibition. New London is to have a grand patriotic spectacle next Wednesday, when a thousand or more of Unele Sam's boys, in service uniform, will parade the streets of the city and later e an exhibition of the routine of E:dier life in camp at Plant fieid. The Sixty-eighth regiment, C. N. G., now located at an island fort, expects to go overseas before long for active service. Unlike most of the other regi- ‘ments that have been formed, the Six- ryeighth has no regimental fund and 1t #s for the purpose of getting together an adequate sum to purehase the com- forts that soldiers need, in addftion to the necessities that are supplied by the gowernment. it is hoped to raise $5,000 for this worthy purpese in New London, and other piaces will contribute toward the fund, whith will be most useful 0 the men when they are doing duty - on foreign soil. | — Captains Meserve. Hull and Hovey £ R This August Furniture Sale Will Make Bright, [RST ANNUAL AUGUST e have as many of the men of the re ment as ecould be spared, over 1,007 ‘ome to New London next ‘Wednesday SEEEEEE Cheery Homes in Every Corner of Connecticut ot N spite of the rising costs of good furniture on every hand, we are holding our first AUGUST FURNITURE SALE. We believe that every homs A fee will be charged for attemdance ¢ the exhibition and it is hoped that should have the opportunity to benefit by our low prices. This being made possible owing to the fact of our heavy buying previous to the big (1 Sonre o comiiite toward thei advance in materials. We have the largest, most complete, best selected, up-to-date stock in Eastern Connecticut, and will be pleased to have you investigate the ""Fhe Sixts-eighth regiment is com- wonderful opportunities this Sale offers, whether purchasing or not. posed of Connectient and Tllinois boys. Chd e e Ka This 9-Piece William and $ 1”98 50 ; [ ] llinoie has already rallied to the sup- the fund and there is no doubt Conpecticut wiil do its full share. | artillery regiments in (he\’ be formed at concentration | the last chance the| ity will have to help | 1 5 isti ity will have tomer | A Fine Aluminum Set consisting of Mary Dining Room Suite 3 AR i i ui the; air: uiting stations. e s o ,1'}EIE§‘,?3 Si x Genuine Leather Chairs = : £ e = One 4 quart Dutch Kettle and Cover ~ TROLLEY CHECKMATE One 6 quart Dutch Kettle and Cover DODGING WAR TAX One 6 quart Windsor Kettle — One 6 quart Preserving Kettle Passengers Dc Not Escape By Split- | One 8 quart Preserving Kettle ting Up Long Distance Fares. | One 2 quart Combination Cooker One 3 quart Windsor Sauce Pan One 2 quart Lipped Sauce Pan A set that you will be proud to own. A Good Mattress Value $25.00 is the First Essential of or Price for August Sale only a Good Night's Rest T The value of the Mattress above ill ustrated is without a peer in anything y ¢ at less than $10.00. It is 2 be autiful quality of tick and workman- ~ T2 of the very best. The fact jis that you will be agreeably sur- All complete 14‘.90 prised at the’value offared: in thi s great August Sale Speeial SEE WINDOW DISPLAY . : August Sale Price $9 .60 Terms $2.00 Down, $1.00 per Week These Three Pieces Just As Pictured Other AUQUS'E Sale Specials In Tapestry £ August Sale Price $105. Your Choice In Either Oak A Striking Example of the Very - % Rug S or American Walnut Finest Furniture Built Today ?X' 5 i It is not only the artistic d Typifying the rugged simplicity of 1ts period this suite has an atmosphere all its own. Each il of design, workmanship and finish I been executed with the greatest skill and goot e. Without a doubt this suite is one of the finest examples of period furniture we -have placed on our floors, ture that app 0 most people h. Con : Are on Sale at oo e me e get select wood best adapted to din The chairs are upho d Lower Prices ; leather, in brown to match u This great sale even extends into our Rug De- b e ke K A Fine 10-Piece Dining Room Suite Axminster, Brussels and Fibre rugs. 1t will say you to look over the special values now : ‘gl c . e A e B In Genuine Quartered Oak, consisting of Buffet, China Closet, Table, Server and e will be. Our reputation for carrying only rugs 5iX Genuine Leather Slip Seat Chairs. Regular price $165.00. of the highest quality is your guarantee of the The Pattern of the matchless values at these special prices. . Tapestry is Artistic AUgUSt Sale Price $97'50 momy Bed Room This Fine Birds Eye 4-Piece Bed Room Suite Furniture Jerhe Fiewnd " August Sale Price $107.50 Reduced 290% ‘ , | - it If you have been delaying the purchase of a new bedroom suite or an odd chiffonier or bed, these prices will interest you. A wonderful va- r riety of period designs to choose from in al popuiar woods. Oak, mahogany and walnut bedroom furniture all goes at 20 per cent. off the regular price. NORWICH TOWN You Will Like This Suite ille Pastor fo Speak at First Becgusel of its Comfort William Karkutt on Fur- ool s 1 From Coast of South America | Coming and the Parting | Friday devetions will be held | The unusual beauty and rore Heart church tomorrow, | i 3 : quality of this combina- o 2 £ N tion appeals at once to all 207 off on EasY Chairs 3 she: ic atmosp! ‘e to the fur- . nishing of their home. 20% off on Wicker Chairs FLOOR LAMPS 20% off on All Furniture Not Mentioned in Adv. One $15.00 Mahogany ngton Miner of | o E S 2 = Lamp and Shade at 33 1-3% off on Fancy Screens = . B i » were in Niantic for | T 33 1-3% off on Pictures It Will Look Well In Any Bedroom Its Simplicity-Gives This Suite d | One $27.50 Lamp at / Unusual Dignity | $14.00. Because It is net extreme in desizn and has E ra Cases of New ¥ One $20.00 Lamp at $11.00 ; s6ay to visit Mrs. G home on Plain F no element of discord in its makeup thi te It is a well-known fact that real art has #3, ¢ill harmonize with the fittings of any bed- foundation in simplicity. For that reason this e £ % suite will appeal to those whose artistic per- room. If you are considering new furniture ceptions r 2o i it al thele - this year be sure to see this suite. beauty, attractiveness and dignity, Special August Sale Prices on Refrigerators The Plaut-Cadden Co. - Established 1872 ) 135 TO 143 MAIN STREET - - - - - - - - NORWICH, CONN. “If You Are Proud of Connecticut You'll Be Proud of This Store” BY OUR TERMS, AND THESE LOW PRICES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS TO YOUR IDEAL HOME ARE CUT A WAY Over fifty other styles at August Sale Prices. TABLE LAMPS One $15.00 Portable Lamp at $8.95. One $8.25 Portable Lamp at $4.75. PEDESTALS $3.00 Mahogany and Oak Pedestals at $1.90. Over fifty other styles at August Sale Prices A SPECIAL FEATURE in order to protect yourself against Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rathbun have b 7isiiing Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Pal- of Fast Great Plain this week, Fanny Schillert of Hartford is | er cousin, Mrs, H. O. Sco- | feld at her homee near Peck’s Cor- future high prices we will allow you to select any article in our store at August Sale Prices and deliver same at your Wilcox of Greeneville will est for a few days.of Mr. W. B. Wilcox at their home | convenience whether in September, Octo- ber, November or December, making no charge for storage. The only require- and Mrs. Rudolph “Vatson of Plainfield were recent guests of Mr. Mrs. Dennis Suifivan, at their « on Secotland road ment will be a nominal deposit to hold the merchandise and receive full benefit of the August Sale Prices. This is an visit at the home of Mr.! SRromumib/iyodishouldinotimiss: Fdward Moody of Plain ind_Mrs. Richard Johns have to Fort H. G. Wright, nsh-< After 2 visit of a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Randail of West Town street, Mrs. Johnson and daugh- Fatty of Brooklyn, N, Y., have re- turned home. After 2 few weeks' stav at Lo Point, and with a party of girls at Groton Long Point, Miss Arilne Com- stes has returmed to her home on Tanner street. . Mr. and Mrs. Woleott Potter and avghter Miss Maonde Potior of -Wil- limantic have been passing several days with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ja- cobson on Sturtevant street. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hitchon and =ons Waiter and Howard have return- ed to their home on West Town street from an eight days’ trip which in- ciuded vistts in Yonkers-on-the-Hud- san. New York city and on Long Isl-