Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 3, 1920, Page 10

POETRY GENTLE QUERY OF A DISCIPLE OF IEAAK WALTON. Along about this time of vear 1 think of waters brown and clear, And mossy banks where one can Sit | And waten the restless shadows fiit, And listen to the swishing Of balmy breezes in the boughs And lazily relax and drowse, While in the ripples trails the line To coax the speckled, trout to dine— I want to go a-fishing! 1 bave a book of sitken flies To tempt the wariest finny prize. I have a nifty rod and reel, And new, capacious willow creel— But what's the use of wishing? The sportive perch and red fin may All unmolested leap and play, The sunfish in the shallows bask, Without the old-time pocket flask sHow can 1 go a-fishing? —Minna Irving, in New York Sus and Herald. PLUPERFECT INDICATIVE. Was 1 so brave when 1 was young, Or was it recklessness of youth There tripped so smoothly from my ur ar maybe three— Predicate, ves bend the knee tense ere I was eight: pmoved, the bones of speech horrid name for each. 1 calmly faced: second thought I'd give n I chased knows T shy at Verbs. ise 1 give them room. nce enrbs— | —committee of the whole.” how to get out of the hole ville Courier-Journal. your husband smoke in and I'm glad of it. Tt will e to say where to begin it s that we must economize ript siness is this fellow Bergdoll T guess. He says he dug a 1t ‘gold in it. which is what do, you know.”—Boston Tran- vou think Kate's unced? as_awfully pro- English.—Houston Post. 1 has expressed himself too on one or two subjects to nce at a candidacy.” ommented Senator Sorghum. even a dark horse. He's a "—Washingion Star. medal to his wife's brother, Jabez. have a heart. Ain't you vourself »'—Louisville Courier- ied her for her money.” h cost of living is certainly desperate.”—Detroit ome men u are a good boy you will " finished up the presiding returned young Bearcat s Rid; AVKFIIST you'd give ar. The cook has hy don't you do the cooking your- h. 1 quit that myself several years t Free T THE KALEIDOSCOPE finest laces are worth far more reir weight in gold toes are found everywhere ex- volar regions. lake in Japan—Lake Biwa 36 miles long. enter bee burrows and builds in solid wood as been won by more than 30 occasions the printed matter in | States emanates from New on to population, Switzer- | ¥ more deaf mutes than any s been known to perish in a rather than desert her little, | 000000 days is aved to the women of he eclectric washing | year. odist church at Spring-| 3 ave a moving picture | used as an educational. recre- cial and avangelical agency. IWiae weeently compiled show ngham mas the highest unem- | a total of 724 to each 10,000 of sopulation ' of Greater Birmingham. A Chinese business man in Osaka, | : built a large factory for the | of sewing negdles. This a thriving Chindse business tically wiped out by German d on the bare edges = this provision of nature pre- from roliing off. rma people of superior rank must onor themselves by passing un- versons of inferior rank. Thus i not pass through a hall chen a servant is occupied in a chay bove. Thig is one of the chief n;’:;; Thy most, of the houses.in Burma are nly one story. ! n The smailest circular saw in practical a tiny disc less than the size of a auarter which is employed for cut- | he slits in gold pens. These saws s scarcely thicker than ordinary paper nd revolve about 4,000 times a minute ‘he high velocity keeps them rigid not. sithstanding their thinness. | There are many things you don't knaw nd jt is just as well you don’t. 1 When Your head feelslike a basket of broken bottles—you need , BEECHAM'S PILLS | ‘Stomach or bowel dis- | “and thus irritates the Testof the bedy. i This THIS NEW This Great Bargain in a Player on Sale Now at $396. Bench and 12 Rolls of Music. he force to play this Pl jown—$3.00 per week. er for you. Terms, $1.50 Per Week We are determined that this stock of pianos will be disposed of and in erder that we might realize our ambitions, we have reduced the price on the used Piano listed above to $57. Liberty Bonds ‘Accepted at Face Value. Round trip railroad fare re- funded to out-of-town purchasers | living within a radius of 100 miles ; of New London. Freight paid on § out-of-town shipments within a | radins of 100 miles. ous figure of $336. You can search through the largest piano stores difficult matter for you to dupli- Come here and be convinced. Ask any of Small payment “The Best Lo A e N PN T v—4e AN S N s ’,l’% 3‘,\\\\\\\1\;\\\\\\\\\\“.‘.. ’ igantic Piano Sale Will Soon NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED—YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY IS HERE—GRASP IT BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE ! We want to make a clean sweep on this sale, We want fo sell every piano on our floors at once. No reasonable offer refused. If you have ever thought of buying a Piano, now is the time. We have a number of pianos, purchased before the wholesale prices were as high as they are now. The cost of manufacturing pianos is increasing, because of higher wages and other increased cost. If you wait, you no doubt will have to. pay much. more. . . Shrewd business people are buying pianos now. In a short time your opportunity will be gone, perhaps never to come again. Our store has been jammed with eager, shrewd buyers, snapping up’ . these bargains about as fast as our salesforce can wait on them. Don't miss this opportunity. Come in now—come in before it is too late. We have gathered on these floors a stockeof fine Piarios. They will be sold. Used Upright Pianos will be sold as low as $46. Terms are not the sole issue with us. Prices have been cut to rock bottom. Note the bargains advertised today. Used Player- ianos as low as $239. New Players, $491. First come, first served. We will not play favorites. One man's money is just as good as another’s. The best bargains will naturally go first. . Be heré arly—or you may be too late. Make your selection. Tell us how you wish to pay. This is the letter and spirit of this sale. Remember, we will close this sale soon. ot Every Instrument for Sale REMEMBER, SALE CLOSES SOON Act Quickly! Do not allow a few dollars one way or the other to stand between you and the Piano you want. If the terms we have placed on these instruments are not in keeping with your requirements, we will do anything that it within the bounds of reason. Is there auy- thing we can do or say that will make a proposition more at- tracive? This Stock s Selling Fast HURRY OR YOU MAY BE TOO LATE NOTE SOME OF THE BARGAINS ADVERTISED HERE TODAY. Prices Still Lower On Many $396 Instruments - / 'This Plano New on Sale for $79 This used instrument is for sale at the price and term lsted, TERMS—$2.00 A-WEEK. the price. Stool accompanies Old Pianos Taken in Exchange Place to » Buy Your MARSH BLDG. New London, Conn. Piano Another used Piano from this vast stock. Small payment down and $2.00 a week. D. 8. MARSH & (0. 1230 STATE STREET Yo Come to an End SPECIAL ON SALE TODAY 1 A Piano-Player Only $198 PLAYER-PIANO PURCHASERS, READ THIS } - Don’t Delay or You May Be Tao Late.! The stoek wil - posed of. The Used Player depioted herewith is a i - mewnt. Drop in and ask to be shown"this.one. Ten. rolis-and bench free.: Terms, $2.50 per week. 3 Note Ask to be shown this particular instrument. K We, the {instrument. will not mention the name. Stool free. Small pay- ment down and $2.50 a week. Open Evenings During Sale Until 9 o'Clock: READ THIS EVERY INSTRUMENT y GUARANTEED BY THE MANUFAC- BY US. The Best Place to Bu Piano