Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 11

et e e < e 7e We have the most elaborate airay of fine Table and Floor Lamps ever displayed in this store, including every 4. ‘color and tone imaginable, in silk, metal, hand-painted ] parchment and wicker shades. The display is truly worth your inspection and it will offer many suggestions at very moderate cost. Do not overlook this very important item in our great holiday display. Vacuum Sweepers—all the best makes. Tea Wagons, Pic- tures, Mirrors, Sewing Cabinets, Sewing Tablets, Smokers, Telephone Stands, Ferneries, Hall Racks, Easy Chairs, Rugs, Cellareites, and in fact, anything for any room in the housz or t6 fill special small coners. DINING ROOM SUITES, LIVING ROOM SUITE, BEDROOM SUITE, £ ' : THE GIFT SUPREME i FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY R4 The usual large selection of fine high-grade Pianos or Player Pianos F S is still available for early buyers. The supply of high-grade instruments is more limited this year than it has been any time in our history and we urgs you to buy a% soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Nowhere cise in New England can you select from such a varioty of high-grade P:wnns and Player Pianos such as Chickering & Son, Hallet & Davis, Wassermann, Crawford, Mehlin, Behr and many other makes. OUR EASY TERMS make a Piano or Player Piano for your family possible. Why not make this the beginning of one continuous happy holiday scason by getting a Piano or Player Piano for your family now. N The “Grandfather” Clock is always an article of great admiration and there is hard'y an hour in the day when someone does not express a desire to own one. The oppor- tunity to select one that will make such a pleasing gift to the family should be grasped as our exhibit of “Grandfather” Hall Clocks would really be creditable %o a large motropolitan store. Every design and period is represented. The “Grandfather” Clack, The Colonial Style, The Chippgndale The Queen Anne Design, The Gothic, The MNalian Renaitsance, The Adams Style and The Hepplewhite in a varicty of prites ranging fram $55.00, $82.50, $87.50, $125.00, $140.00, $150.00, $300.00, $375.00 up to $600.00. LET US SHOW YOU SOME OF THESE BEAUTIFUL CLOCKS, Records For Xmas Gifts You may cheose your favorite records from our complete stock of Vic- trola and Columbia list, all of which are available here only. Large pleasing demonstrating rooms where you can hear them. We guarantee safe delivery anywhere and prepay all delivery charges. SPECIAL—BYy arranging with the Columbia Company we have been granted the privilege of selling at this time the new January Records thereby giving our patrons the advantage of including the advanced list in their Xmas selection. CALL'AND HEAR THEM TODAY. The Plaut-Cadden Co. Established 1872 135 to 143 MAIN STREET | OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS NORWICH BULL - Special Shewfng of High Class Hall Clocks & NORWICH, CONN. The Plant-Ca;dden Co. . Established 1872 135 to 143 MAIN STREET Dishes, Salt and Peppers and innumerable other noveities in this section of our store. LOOK THRU THIS LIST OF CLUB PRICES All setin New' 1920 Style Mountings including such cases. A large and Musical Instruments will offer many suggestions when you arc at a loss to know what to give. Let us suggest swhat you can give from this depars- ment. Music Rolls, Music Bags, Vio- tins. Banjos, Mandolins, Guitars, Accor- dions, Drums, Harmonicas, Ukuleles, Cor- nets, Music Boxes, Metronotes, efc., etc. NORWICH, CONN. - A Greater Variety of Dependable and Practical Gifts FINEJEWELRY | Rings, Brooches, Cuff Links, Lockets, Bracelets, Watches, 4 Fobs, Lavallieres, Scarf Pins, Diamonds, Fine Watches, Gold ; Chains, Pearl Beads, Emblem Rings, Cut Glass, Bar Pins, Baby Pins, Signet Rings, Stone Rings, Card Cases; Cigarette Cases, Gold Pencils, Fountain Pens, Sterling Si Geold Knives, Etc. ° FINE GIFT FURNITURE fim%m;mmwmwg ilver Novelties, very attrac- movement, in a model, guaranteed q4 case that will make a perma- % nently satisfactory gift, $15.90. 3. Positively the best watch § value in America today, 17-jewel, thin model, high-grade, § face. Illinois Watch, adjusted in 3 a fine 20-year gold-filled case, { s29 . open ~ CLUB No. 1. A fine genuine Diamond of beautiful quality in a solid 14-K geld mount- ing, that is sure to give abso- $39.90 lute satisfactien, CLUB No. 2. A larger gem of the same high quality in a solid 14-K gold mounting, of the very latest style that will make an \l:::nm or a first-class in- $50-00 CLUB No. 3. A most wonderful brilliant genuine Diamond, of a_satisfying size, set in a pleasing 14-K s2olid gold mounting, Z ::h;l:tfi:l’ sure to prove de- $75-00 CLUB No. 4. A fine blue-white large genuine Diamond from the world’s finest mines in a 14-K gold setting of your own choice. Fine quality ring that is sure to . idr;;.eau in value from day to $ l 00'00 Pay as Little as $1.00 per Week Other Diamond Rings and Diamond Jewelry up to $2,000.00 WATCHES—EVERY STYLE SPECIALS FOR MEN 1. A beautiful Man's Watch, +good time-keeper, tive case, guarantei?kéo give perfect satisfaction, B 4 3 _movement that has proven a 2. A high-grade good quality o splendid thin fine time-keeper at $22.5_0 gold-filled SPECIALS FOR LADIES 1. A great favorite for Ladies and Misses, a substantial guaranteed 20-year gold-filled Bracelet and case fitted with a fine 15-jewel 2. A large selection of fine Bracelet 4. Some of the world’s most Watches, including the popular octagon- reliable watches to choose from, shape and some in 14-K solid gold cases, fine makes as movement of the highest quality that can Elgin, Waltham, Gruen, Illinois, hardly be duplicated today Etc. Some in 14-K solid gold at less than $50. Special at $35-00 assortment to ¥ choose from—$33.50. Pay as Low as $1.00 per Week Bicycles Make Fine Gifts with a seven ords $114.25. tion, _VIGTOR VICTROLA = e D VICTROLA CLUB Mo, 1. Pay Only $1.00 a Week One beautifil Cabifet Victrola, in mahogany, utomatic stop, powerful two-spring motor. chelves for album, and (5 Double Face Rec- cither Victrola, or Columbia, 100 l.oud, Tone. 100 Soft Tone and one package of Fibre Subd: Tone Needles, delivered fo your home witaout any extras er intevest of emy Kind, with our absolute zuarantee of service and satisfaction, complete at Two Special Christmas Club Offers TO CLUB MEMBERS ONLY ON THE SPECIAL TER! VEEK . . MS OF $1.00 A WEE GRAFONOLA CLUB Mo, 2. Pay Only $1.00 Per Week ' A beautiful, larmge, Upright Grafoncla, . with powerful spring moter, sp'endil Celumbia construe- with all improvements, Wwith (5 Doublc 'Jace Records), 100 Lioud Tone, 100 Soft Tone, dnd one package Of Subdued Yecdles, 21l compicle without any extras or interest of any kind, with our absolute guarantee of service and sa#tisfaction at $329.25 TO CLUB MEMBERS W&'Afl%&é‘i‘t SPECIAL TERMS OF 31 COLUMBIA GRAFONDLA HER AWARDID £09 e & ho sued {3 saults, s /Case dti-actafl A= ame is in teacher in irrougat out tha | weat out for a . Porter. the automobile Miss Lynch said she dropped a pa- per over the side of the car order to have a reason to get v but after’ gzetfing =~ the paper ‘ennant f@ragged hef back to the ear and ¢on- tinued the r'de to a fonely read which leads to Gilead. Tenhant's testimony was to the ef- jfect that they walked hack to the car and continued the ride, his arm around her ‘waist and her head on his i Shoulder. Miss Lynch said that the jcar was stopped on the side of a lonely road and Tennant attacked her. As the result of her struggling. she had a black and blue spot on her back and arms, which a physician of Hart- ford said were probably due to an as- sault. % The atguments of the counseel were long and took much time. Judge Malt- bie gave the jury a rather short charge and they were in session less jthan an hour. Arthur B. Porter of Covenry was foreman of the jury and | reported a verdict of $4,000 in favor - of Miss Lynch. The defendant 'will appeal‘to the supreme court for a case. retrial of the D e — SANITORIUM HOLIDAY FUND AIDED FRM PLAINFIELD With all the rush of Christmastide, benevolent indivuals are not too. ab- sorbed in personal cares to remem- ber the holiday fynd being raised for the patients at Norwich State San- atorium. { There has been sent direct to the { superintendent, I'r. Hugh B. Camp- i bell, a generous check from F. S. But- terworth, agent of the big Lawten Mills, at Plainfield, also a substantial isum of money from Mrs. M. F. - | Dougherty, the resulit of her sales of jhome-made candy. Both_ these most acceptahle contributions were . turned aver to Dr. Campbell to the general fund, for which Mrs. Frederick A. Byrnes and Miss Mary E. Richards have been soliciting so successfully. The names of the latest contribu- tions follow: Judge John M. Thayer, J. B. Stan- ton, Miss G. L. Ward, Miss N. E. Per- ry, Miss M. J. Murphy, Miss K. A. Murphy, M'ss E. M. Wilcox, Miss J. M. | Pease, Miss A. M. Curran, Miss Rose | T4 kley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Curtis, Mrs. { James R. Allyn, Mrs. Johannah Para- centi, The Mohican Co. B. Natural *fndeal club, W. H. Prothero, F. 8. 1‘terworth, Lawton Mills, Plainfield. . M. F. Dougherty, Loyal Cirele of g’s Daughters. NORWICH TOWN Rev. Herry T. Arnold of Wliams street ‘will officiate at the Sheltering Arms service Sunday afternoon. Mrs. | Frederick H. Bushnell of Huntington iavenue will have charge of the music. i At the closing of the Norwich Art school today (Friday) Miss Edna Her- bert of Town street, will return to her B home in Griswold to spend the Christ- mas vacation. * : Miss Gladys Beebe from Connecticut i College ,will spend the holiday recess | at the home of her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. George S. Beebe, of Scotland s road. Members of the household at the | Sheltering Arms enjoyed the birthday | festivities Thursday of Mrs. Delia Gif- |ford. At moon a special dinner was | served, and at supper time the birth- {day cake was emjoyed by EN. Mrs, | Gifforg received many remembrances, also cards, some coming from friends far distant. During the day there !were several callers to tender con- gratuiations. This was the second | birthday observance at the Sheltering Arms, this week. Chief Yeoman Benjamin J. Houlfhai of Sturtevant streetn Norwich Town, | has recently received his honerable { discharge from the navy, having serv- ed for twenty-one months. Yeoman Houlihan, who enlisted in the 'spring | of 1918 was for a time lbcated at New London. October first of that year he was transferred to the navy depart- m ment at. Washington, D. C.. leaving Norwich two weeks later. Previous to entering the seryice he was connect- ed with the Norwich Commercial School, acting as principal. Yeoman Houlihan who has many friends in Norwich, both in school and athletic interests, has a fine appointment with ‘the government, and expects to remain in Washington. The annual meeting of Cathi Memorial Foreign Misfim&y -oci:.t:' { | { | was held Wednesday afternoon in the | First Congregzational chapel, with an !attendance of twelve members. At thig _meeting the society took up the ‘third chapter of the study book. on Crusade of Comnassion. A report from the Woman's Board meeting held # Providence. was given by the delegate who attended. All officers were re- elected as follow President, Miss Snsan Hyde; vice preésident. Mrs. Dwight Averv: secretary and treas- urer, Mrs. Walter Potter; seecretary for the Home leaguwe, Mrs. Fannie Abel secretary for Life and = Light S. I. Bonney; leader of the cra< roll, Mrs. George Ravmond; Junior Lookout, Miss Susan Hyde. Of special interest to teachers, par- ents. and. friends of the school chil- dren in. this district. is the recemt an- nouncemerit of their e inz in the Junior they having cents from e Wet Wattles, pre ¢ sisted by others,