Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 29, 1918, Page 8

NUMBER 13 PURSUED WILFRED SIMONEAU In his last letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Simoneau of Baltic,’ Wilfred J, Simoneau, whose death in| action was reported on October 16, in the Canadian casulty list, wrote of the way the number 13 had followed him since his enlistment bai he hoped there had been so much of it that he would come through safs and sound. His letter follows: Somewhere in France, No. 3082770, 13th Can. Bat, B. E. F.’ France. Dear Parents: Just a line to let you know that I am well and in health and hope that this letter finds | PRIVATE W. J. SIMONEAU, Baltic Boy Killed in Action in Cana- |8 dian Expeditionary Force. you the sam T can t ceived a le 1 There's v u from or from of § COLORED BOY'S REJOINDER ! PUTS SAILOR TO ROUT § The following ir urred 3 Saturday ever My mother 3 more than you've. got. A woman standing by completed the dsseomfiture of the =ailor by saying, “Chew on that for a W man,” as the navy man retreat around the nea Worhen love men for o they are, and men love women for ~vhat they think they arc. o S e o B Is Attracting Many Buyers IN depends on the home. range is efficient in operation.. Our Anniversary Sale offers an opportunity to select high class Ranges at much below market prices. This chance should not be overlooked. Our display is complete and should be investigated by every care- fu' buyer. Here is a useful gift for the wom- an of the house. A Martha Wash- ington Sewing Cabinet with all the little conveniences that makes it such a practical gift. We have an unus- ually large display of these Sewing Cabinets in various sizes and styles, every one of which would make a gift of the right character for this war- time Christmas. We show, in addition to the above, the famous little Priscilla Sewing Table in_solid mahogany, at reduc- tiens during this sale of 20 per cent. off regular prices, SOME PIANO SPECIALS We have over 150 NEW PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS in our warercoms leading makes represented. SPECIAL EASY TERMS DURING THIS SALE NORWICH BULLETHN, DDEN £0.S who Appreciate ST ANNIVERSHRY § e Wonderl pportaity To Save On Hih Cass Merchanie * 5 L2 — = —— % L g v » " = N/ The war times, even more than under normal conditions, the fate of the nation From the spirit of free and unconquered democracy, endangered in bright, cheerful homes, em erges the will to victory that will not be denied. Let every American home do its part to bring that day closer by pro- viding our workers and fighters with good cheer and hospitable welcome. HomeistheHeartof theNation HE soldier in France, the man in the factory supplying him with ‘the weap- ons to fight—in faci T g act, every American is happier, more contented and more eager to do his part willingly if home conditions are right, and thus, taking on new importance, furniture too is taking a part in the winning of. the war because it reflects the atmosphere of cheer and optimism in the home. k TRUE WORTH IS THE ONLY MEASURE OF FURNITURE VALUES: TODAY When we say “true worth” we mean furniture of tried design, made of selected woods, and built honestly and carefully to provide satisfactory service for years to come. In these days it is the right thing to consider furniture only as an investment whose possession will yield large dividends of satisfaction and pleasure, g5 The A part of this will savers as well as fuel savers. A Lamp like this makes a well chosen and acceptable gift to any hcme because its soft subdued light and richly colored silk ' shade will harmonize with any surrounding. Our floor is radiant with the soft glow of a great variety of color schemes which our enormous display offers. Our prices are so varied that a suitable Lamp will surely be here at the price you wish to pay. Buy now for Christmas at reductions of 20 per cent. during the sale. Sale Price 1 Mahogany Upright Hanoy el S $140 1 Jacob Bros. Up- right Piano. .. ... $135 1 Mehlin Upright Piano $185 1 Stuyvesant Player Prano” /1 o b, $290 NOTE—A Special Reduc- tion of 20 per cent. will be allowed on Pianos and Player Pianos during this Anniversary Sale. to select from. Over 20 PATRIOTIC ECONOMY REQUIRES THE U Every American household is taking its part these days by economizing in the kitchen. and convenience and in these stoves, we believe you economy is in first, making sure that your kitchen SE OF AN EFFICIENT RANGE first requisite of any kitchen range is economy find this true in every model. They are labor Bed Room Furniture at Anniversary Sale Prices = $ 735.00 three-piece Bedroom Suite $52.50 $140.00 Ivory four-piece Suite . $9250 All periods and styles of wood and finishes are repre- sented. Do not overlook this important showing that we are making at this time. EASY ROCKERS Easy Rockers are avail- able now at prices that of to mean the saving at least one-third one- half of the present mar- ket price. A Rocker like this illustration at $14.25, value $21.50 “SLACKER RECORD WEEK” We are co-operating with the National Phono- graph Record Recruiting Corps to SEND DISC TALKING MACHINE RECORDS TO THE BOYS IN THE SERVICE. Undoubtedly there are a number of your collection which you have grown Why not donate them to the boys in the service? Your name will be placed on each record and we in of. records tired Dining Room Suites at Anniversary Sale Prices Qur showing of Dining Room Furniture was never. so complete, and we venture to say that our display could hardly he duplicated in Connecticut today. Not a period or a style of wood is lacking. - Our prices range as low as $80 for a complete Suite. THE GOVERNHMENT REQUESTS | EARLY CHRISTITAS BUYVING will see that they reach the proper authorities Bring them to our Victrola De- Second Floor. without charge. ment i oF ||NATIONAL, DEFENSE) SOME GIFT SUGGESTIONS SEWING TABLES PEDESTALS PICTURES JAP TRAYS JAP VASES TEA WAGONS MIRRORS LAMPS ETC, ETC,, ETC. REMEMBER—AIll Fumniture in our store is Reduced 20 per cent. during this Sale. Be your own salesman. All goods marked in plain figures. 8 - The Plaut-Cadden Co. Established 1872 135 to 143 Main Street, - - Norwich, Conn. NOTE—Bring your Fruit Pits and Nut Shells to the Liberty Barrel in' our store entrance. They may save a soldier’s life. ' 2 | B B 1