Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 4, 1920, Page 9

‘for a Tace ?rmnfl)u 2 Hat— fi be firat'at e miil? There's 'a_Thuge fre humhg By th shore; T know, 4And i fames dexp Mgh*xud Dright Wiile the sparks Hoat, away towsrd. ‘tie “western. k¥, B - Where glows the” eveng sfar.. * , They're “skating on the el Bt thn ‘old farm T oW, The iceis thick andsmooth; and IU alare, On, for-sn day onithe ofd pard ot ph) My he'g‘t! ‘niot here—it's theére v JOHN FOS‘TER 4 HUMCR ‘OF THE iZ*AY Teaclier—An ‘gisstract noun fs wwome thing, 'you ecan see -buf ean’t ‘touch Now, Willie, give me-an. example. % WWillie—A " réd-hot poker—Boys' Life. . “Po you know that i ed ‘to give thun “Yes, many a g We are going to offer 100 of( the world.ge. nowned “Free” Sewing Machines to 100 women of Norwich and vicinity on the most liberal terms. We are going to make a liberal offer for your - old machine—greater than we have ever. made before. This unusual offer starts this morning at 9 a. m. and closes positively Saturday, February 14th, SPECIAL ALLOWANCE OFFER OF $15. is the allowance we will make’ you for your old Sewing $ 1 5 Machine, regardless of its make, style or condition, toward toons Magazine. Tenderfoot— Wiy “ad knots ;on th¥ doean instdh First-clasg Stout they couldh't have there were ‘50 knot: ord. P ‘Kidder—I "du“ t “suppose his weight in gold for your new by, would you? Newpop—XNo: T sh)uld hardly ki to ‘sell “out- ut ‘cost: = seript, “Don't you see that sign?” “Of course.” “It tuft. ALouAe “Before wi stanqding ‘order with me ‘@ bunch oi.roses ev ‘““And “since marviage “He has a_standing on employmentgitency “to cook.”—St. Legis tHobe-T “he .mcnds strictl: the purchase of either of the New “Freg” Models, ‘the Desk Style or the Cabinet Style, as illustrated .in this advertise- ment. Never before have we made such a liberal allow- ance for an old machine. Wis h.xsme«s"’ “Just ‘therd/seems to be the troubl He has somehoWw made it his busines attend to Ner)hé)d\ clse’s busi Consider for a moment the savings you can eftect when you make -your own garments and those of your family — in only 3 short time, even before you have finished payments on your machine—you will save more than the entire cost of it—and you have the satisfaction of knowing that you own a Quality Machine—one that will- give you life- time service—instead of the old, unsightly appearing machine of by-gone are not sewed on nropm-]\ .2Irs. Prof—That's jus careless about his sewing.—M Gargowe The Beautiful “CABINET” days dzm they xcan this ) 7 you? I've never i 3 i o Model may be h: where near this place. 5 fi is the cash payment required to place either of these beau- Y. 2d . s ayment of Second Guest: ou'll see t. fore you ge. It prise (he wa in 3 designs and 5 different finishes tiful 'new models in your home, and you may make pay- ments thereafter 4t the rate of $5 a month until paid. No f charge is made for interest, delivery, even when delivered s - * out of town—you have “fhe otie “purchase price, and when your payments are completed the machine belongs to you. WHY “THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO.” SHOULD MAKE THIS UNUSUAL OFFER TO SELL 100 OF “THE FREE” SEWING MACHINES ~For the very reason that we are merchandising our Sewing Machines just as we do any other -article— 7z When we were looking about for a Sewing Machine that was de- pendable and reliable we looked with the same degree of confidence for its important points, and these we found in “The Free” Sewing Machine Rivers d come home and war over things' in-the. . dark W q‘at are you . growling. - shout vered.dn- - assing Show, London KALEIDOSCOPE: The. manufacture of paper: frem. wood pulp nvolves 28 separate- op- § | erations The ‘earliest -mention .ot shoes i§'in g | the Igyptiam papyrus, written about * the year 2200 B. C. The refining" of sugaf is safd ‘to 4 been, invented in: Antwerp in ixteenth century: - “With 10 pairs of revolving, disks a | static electric macHine has been hullt in_Paris that has. develbped 320,000 . This illustrates the “Cabinet” model of “The Free’ Sewing Machine, closed and open. The model illustrated is the Colonial ‘design; there are many other designs to choose from, and any may be had in several different finishes of wood. Consider These Important Features of “The FREE” —we felt that it had sufficient general worth to measure up to that stan- “The FREE” Cabinet model illustrated above “The FREE” has six complete sets of ball I age s il dard of dependability which we require in selling merchandise to the must not bo confused with the cabinet Sew- | bearings, making this thd Tichtest and smooth- i oniricn Teather “Jasi-ben Idventet people of Eastern Connecticut. 5 ;:i,,’;afl;c;’mf e ::::;: S e e (Y Al B ine aviaie - eren Shiie gene S 2 :, e Rest while you sew. “The FREE” is so-von- | A Texas plummer is the inventor § Qtflretr = lerestlgS:ihon ye Vé;feethggg:g*gy %%l;tvmcec% and vt ?e- s i ie et o e e oa o o | sttt s e s AN 1 it fumtomeniel tuaselne ny ieve tha e Free’ ewing Machine i very machine made for one side swings fully back, so that the machine position that is most comfortable for you, either out dig; trenches. general household as well as practical and important sewing. When In use is even more open than a drophead. | directly in front of the needle or on tie Side of i e i o 2 2 is _airy, c.omformbit’. sanitary and practically the needle, as you perfer. This is the only sew- B down rock inl. masses , mstgufl '(:( The reason we are offering you $15.00 for your old machine is be- noiseless in operation. ing machine built with which' You can sit ac | CTumbling it With blastig.iitis 7 cause we believe there is hardly a home in Eastern Connecticut that does “The FREE” is entirely sankary, because §t | any position with case and comfort. BB s R WS not own some kind of a-Sewing Machine; we believe many are merely stands off the floor 6% inches so dust cannot e - et e States annually has. riseit from 321.. going along with their old model machine and every time there is a smail collcct uifernoath. pEne e Mmoo iy Satun GO e g in_the drawers and spool racks fastened to the {1 is ;“ ét R AT e e SRt LR £ national cantonal industrial and inside of the door, and as you sit at the machine atrioultan]. cthiition. That handy for you to reach your spools, 8! bracing all dines of prod amount of sewing o be done, a repaxr man must be called in to. make it “The FREE” is built along graceful, slender run and sew. lines, similar to that of a beautiful music cabi- net or Victrola; therefore will grace your par- Soré, - ol A R e | e Canton of Fribours, : Swit Furthermore, we believe that you do not want to throw away this lor, your sitting, room, your dining-room or e pterias 41 s il SR {i»e“;?é"opé‘r‘.’é’é’ rmlrfn Tas old machine, nelther do you want two machines, so by a special arrange- any agontIu youslome; B! to October, 1820 ment with the makers of “The Free” Machine, we are able to make this “The FREE" has automatic lifting heat sna | The Rowoscllo Fiovement; the yotary, fensn, Hotiot far : automatic lifting treadle.” When the lid is turn- o gt s g H | Unitea St t r " about- 48 per most ]g)f,ml offer Of{r $15.00 lfobr Y?lg] old machm% regardless of the make edsbask the Head 1itts automatioally fte posl. latch, the rotary spool pin, and all of the other ot MR, Soials iws A4 Europe or condition—an offer more liberal than any we have ever made. tion, the treadle lowers automatically to the 37 valuable improvements that have made *“The ;gognggr‘;; 5 f'r"gp"‘"o\";d;m';l\ét oo . 5 D - 5 + - &= S - ¥ € ¥ e = \ve know that hflfldTCdS Of women WhO dO thexr own Serflg an floor and the machine is.automatically belted— FREE” the best of sewing machines are incor- ¢d to almost 58,000,000 pounds. therefore ready for i diat 5 ted in thi del in i ved form. ] So soon the Chinese in thi many who think they cannot will be interested inthis most unusual of- ol St St HE SO gl ey S e | United States, Mexico Apd. Culis P tral A L fer. ~ And, remember, this offer continués for TEN DAYS ONLY, YOU SHOULD SEE THE WONDERFUL ELECTRIC MODELS. - = * | ciate the tact hat there 1¢ ho raste E in their continued residénce in Anfer- T T B e e e e e e e e 320 G 25— 3 o ——rims 5 ica word will be passed back t6°CHina FREE CONCERT DAILY wages are increased. A. A. McPherson, of Corona: Cal. We have arranged for the entertainment and comfort. of 5hoppefs 10 hold concerts daily, commencing at 2:30 P, M. has a rooster ‘which for: s months has been showing .a ..s lendency to -get. - Finally, & spéc'a nest of seven eggs was prepared f| him. e faithfully. set on t B! and seven chicks were hatched.” Ev- ery day paw he may be scen preudly seratehing around the chicken rd with his seven llvely off<ptln" at his heels, SOUTH WINDHAM T Mrs. Garrett W. Smith Wil epter-. tain the Mission society at her honie Thursday afternoom. .« ;| Charles Palmer spenl Thursd’\y In i Norwich. Mr. gnd Mrs. William' Ba.rstmv.-gpen a few days fh Pittsfield and Phifadel-” phia regently on a business LéRoj Doubleday *has-bee few da; - Mrs. HUB. Sciibngr \mra visitor iz Worwich. one day recently, .. Willis A. Slateisill 4t his hbme 3 Miss Calista Backus, who-teaches it ‘Pomfret, was home-over Sundayc i See Yesterday’s Bulletin for full particu- lars relative to the wonderful opportun- ity offered by our great February Furm ture Sale. where a selection of -the. popular and operatic Victor and Columbia records will be-played. Make yourself at home. Thgre are comfortable chairs and plenty of space for you hefe. Visitors welcome. - (Second Floor). BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERY FREE TO THE LADIES Out-of-Town Customers . ||Your name made with BELDING FINEST SILK, (piece ofE.;e wark) stitched by W. C. N 5 or & SERVICE - ; When you buy an Automobile, Piano or Victrola you expect SERVICE, and whea you buy “The Free’ Sewing Machine you get that quality of Service you expect when B rdeers ot xew Inhd;tn S | you buy an article at The Plapt-Cadden €o. ‘[l tex save & pary 5 i s 0~ 4 NOR CONN - 8ix o‘t a« friends in town Friday WlCH, N. | | ; A Fadie The - Inter-Church Survey - tfi, community was Eu.lssikarhstbenmdnm You may take advantage of this offer also; write us for instructions—we will take your S sashing o deliver the new nieHie THE PL AUT CADDEN CO without charge. : (Established 1872) 135-143 MAIN STREET