Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 21, 1920, Page 10

0] ler company provements at house and started the building of a larze At Taftvi company has erect’d brick -dwelling -houses during angd all are now ready for ocet there has bern inerease in building. tories and mills hav hot 1 mill bulldine. Tn Norwich i0-the nropert of n takes up and t easily, irom your foo ires from bl lt will show him you were thinking of his needs 4 gift that he will enjoy day after day Auto-Strop Razor ~=a razor-and stropping device combined On razors, hereafter mefiufactured by us we “Valet” in addition to the trade mark “‘AutoStrop’> as aa additional indication that they are th= genuine products of the AutoStrop Safety New York. BUILDING “‘Througheut the eastern part stafe ‘during the past year a marked increase in building opera- over. the year previous. m:tory Dbufldings have been erected and many tactory houses. s plant was put up during the vear Tmrk is still going on at that place. In Plainfleld also there has been much ‘bufiding including factory houses and a mew mill property. been considerable building past twelve months. decticut Power company has built'seve awelling houses as has the Thames River branch of the Rob:rt Gair compa has made ex its # new year alpost at w hufldings = -Now a Different Woma KEarnestlyPraises P wife was a great suf acid stomach for 10 y H. D. Cripoen, “womain since tak Sufferers from Edtonit help vou -acidity and gases stomach eooi ai 0. of the|at present, the buildin there Several jed by steam and syglem. . It is estimai would be about $23,0 At Geodyear a In Montville there has during’ the | Armstrong. It will ihe Eastern Con- | design, of frame 8 shing! floor ecither side of which The | nsive im- a store room, with pantries, kitchen and garage. plant, ere tw servants’ hot water mproyement, 0 heating mmodate two cars. . Dart, fi W. H. : fic’ street Rolfe, Cost, OLD L s 10 be made prososed to raise Jodge rooms will oceu:; STORRS were recéived for the erec- of the the pbposed women's dormi b Connec The contract »4 eantractors | (1 nuch work next | flaor and AND M U mnt” 3 \ F' course, hemay h-vea safet’ razor now, but the chances are he is not thoroughly satisfied with it. Qrdinary safety -razor blades grow dull quickly. That means discomfort. It also means constant blade expense. What more welcome Christmas present could you find for him than this razof that sharpens itself ? Probably he'has wanted an AutoStrop Razor for some time, but has neglected to buy it. Get him this Christmas what he hasn’t found time to purchase for himself. Give him the razor he has wanted— ~—saves constant blade expense stgpps, blades, etc., 1 apply the trade mark Co., REVIEW OF 1920 has | fo be built entirely above hollow ‘tile walls and stucco exterior, heat- ventilated by a fan ITHAE NEW LONDON. Plans have been: completed for a fine residence to be erected on Hillside ave- nue, at the Pequot colony, for J. P. construction, oof and exterior. On the ground will be % large central _hall, ing room, with fireplace, a commodious sun parlor on this floor. {On the second floar will be a large sleep- !ing room for the owmer, with bath, and guest rooms with bath, and on the or will be finished in whitey m'xmt] with hardwood floors, tiled baths, | nd the garage will M_'c‘:m home at 1.30, Rev: Charles Smith of- Building Permits’ frame . addition to 00. Plans are being prepared for to the old in Old Lyme d by the local Masonic r 1 furna u.e \\Vl be installed for heat-| nnecticut e College ESTATE SALES week NCASVIL LE ing the scg’ety voted to pay the remainder of the pmmmage repair bill, also to help with' the pastor’s salary. At 4 o'clock the members ‘went to the home of Miss Ruth Long at Hilltop and gave her a miscella- neous shower in anticipation of her ma riage with Claude Wilson = of = Norwicl Miss Long received mary beautiful and practical presents. . Saltines, wafcrs; punch ‘and cake were served. About 30 swere in attendance. Miss Florence Chanman whas the guest Saturday of -her sister, Miss M. Mildred | | Chapman, in Braitleboro, Vt. - - TThe ehildren of the Uncasville school: participated in Christmas exereises in As- T, {sembly hall Friday afternoon which was; attended by parents and friends of the| pupils. The home missionary meeting will be ] omitted nest week and will be held on ] Thursday. Dec. 30, at the home of Mrs.| Ruiph Melcer. Miss Ruth Long - received. beautiful gifts Tuesday night when mombers of her Sunday school class in Quaker. Hill sur-/ prised her-with a shower. DCCUM AND VERSAILLES | Fuheral services for Iva Emily Richards were held at the Versatlles M.-E. church’ at. 2 o'clock Sunday, following prayer at g will be 1652 feet. ground, with ted that 00. the cost. be Dutch colonial with J on will be a large liv- and dining and a wing for the There will also be quarters with bath. system and every | ves and friends, members of the Ver- | ficlating. The church filled with_rel aflles M. E. Sunday school as well as || .embers of the Occum school attending in | 1-body. Floral pieces and cut flowers { #ere sent by relatives, friends, members of the Versailles Sunday schoul, the La- dies’ Aid soclety, Occunr school and clerks of the Totokett store.. H. R. Bushnell was at ghe organ. Mrs. Louis Erlbreck, Mrs. W. .H. Perkins. Misses Annie Hed- ‘er and Gertrude Tapliff, members of the church choir, sang Some Time We' Jerstand and The Lhnstlans Good Rey Richards, who was a favorite in the home, school and church. Up to the last hour < | he rthoughts were with her Sunday school nd she was rehearsing a iece which she learned for the Christmas Sunday school concert v\hlch was pianned for Sunday hours later sthan the funeral serv s heid. The bear- were schooimates: William Far- i rington, Irving Campbell, Lawrence ¢ Maines and Irving Allen. Burial was in ‘Lo\‘Plf cemete where the commttal service was read by Rev. Charles Smith. garage, Grove! rame garage. Ever- 300, house. Paci- YL important town mill has been order. It frame | which py the second fi ainted and pnpp«edl t Agricultural C awarded to tha How to Make Pine Couglls_yrup at i Has o equal m prompt results. i Takes but A moment to prepare, | and savey you about $2, > D Pine is used in nearly all prescrip- tions and remedies for coughs. The reason is that pine contains several for feet. and heater o nged . for robm. anc 5 elements that have a remarkable oms °:n‘T,fesj?“d effect in soothing and healing the membranes- of the throat and chest. Pine cough syrups are combinations of pine and s rup. The “syrup” part® is usually pmn sugar syrup. To make the best pine counh remedy that money can buy, put 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle, and fill up 1 eyrup. Or ¥ou can use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, you make a full pint— more than you can buy ready-made for three_ times t\m mone pure, good and \nu can fecl ORTGAGE LOANS| re were three sales to 14 for the! Loans for the re- led $44,075 and S ltioiis v that m:ans e cough may be dry, and tight, or may be persist: loose from the formation of phlegm. The cause is the same—in- d | flamed membranes—and this Pinex Syrup combination will stop it isually in 24 hours or less. Splen- , too, for bronchial asthma, hoarse- , or duy ordinary throat ailment. Pinex is a highly concentrated com- pound of gemnine Norway pine ex- tract, and is famous the world over for ifs prompt efiect upon coughs. * tutes. Ask your ounces of Pinex” “and don’t accept any- {iing else, Guaranteed to glve abso- isfaction or money refunded. ex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. v the benef Bos! a business visitor met with Mrs. ' ocn. with :uI the one razor that will add to his comfort and pleasure every morning of the year. The AutoStrop Razor is a razor arnd stropping machine in one. Without removing the blade or i taking the razor 'apart, it can be - sharpened, used for shaving and &l cleaned. e Every time he shaves he will appreciate the care and thought you ~ gave to choosing the right present. Ask your dealer to show you the many styles of AutoStrop Razor sets—from the folding pocket kit to fitted and complete ] traveling sets— from the standard set at < five dollars to the attractive sterling silvez sct at twenty-five. "saw or expected o ses in ‘Fm and Most of our great “big’ basement esroom is given over to our im- mense showing of Toys. *Here you ‘will find about nv.rythlng you ever scores of other new and interesting mirth provokers yeu never dmmld of .szeing. A A dainty piece of Jewelry select- ed from our splendid stock will garry with it the assurance ef- eorraetngn of style and reliabil: ity which adds so much to the joy of the gift itself. And never be- fore vizre we better prepared for a Christmas gift pe: od—Jewelry pieces! here in full assortment, | for Mcn, Women and Chiidren. - BOOKS ater than ever will be the demand for Books this season— at least we already find it so, perh3ps because of the ever and fi rowing popularity of.:our splendid Book Department, Books | for Christmas gifts for tns whels family, from the smallest tot up to' grandpa and grandma. :-If it's books you want, come hore. | STATIONERY Stationery makes a useful and acceptable Holiday gift for a grown person or for children. We carry a larg: line of the best kinds of Stationery, including Eaton, Crane and Pike's Station- ery, in beautiful holiday combin- ation boxes, containing one, two and three quires of paper and correspondenc: cards, in white and colors. Why net consider Stationery ? LEATHER Fancy Leather Purses for Christ- mas gifts, in such bewildering variety that each beautiful piece looks mor: desirable than the others. What an assortment of odd pretty shapes in Hand Bags, Purces, etc.—Gifts here in plenty and the finest kind of gifts, too, for Men, Women and Children. On: is always sure to please if one gives a gift of leather. XMAS CARDS The biggest display a best selection of Christmas Cards and Calendars in Norwich, The as- sortment. includes Christmas Post Cards at 1c and 2c each — Christmas Cards and Booklzats at Zc to 35¢c each. It i1s wise to select your Christmas Cards now, while our etock is complete. TOILET GOODS Toilet Goods in Christmas pack- ages—a complete line of the best krown brands. including Mary Garden, Djer-Kiss, Melba, Van- tine’s, Hudnuts, = Mawis, Cole gates, etc, — All in attractive Holiday packages. The assort- ment includes Perfumes, Toilet Waters and Sachet—Price rangs from 50c for a holiday package of Toilet Watar up to $7.98 for a combination package. Religious Articles These are gift articles that are very much appreciated and the assortment includes Crucifixes, Gold or Silver-plated, 75¢ to $4.98—Candle Sticks, Geld or Silver-plated, 50c to ~$2.75 — Rosary Beads, in all_coiors, § to 20-year guarantee, 25¢ to $6.98— Prayer Books for Men, Women and Children, at 50c to $7.50. Thermos Bottles Thermos Boitles make usetul and_acceptable gifts. We show a complete range of Thermos Articles, including Bottlu, Lunch Kits, Food Jars, and Carafes. hey range in price all the way from $2.19 for a pint bottle u to $6.98 for a quart bottle wlt heavy nickel case. PYRALIN SETS ivory Pyralin Toilet Sets and Toilet Articles — a wonderful showing. Ths assortment in- :Iudefi Combs, Bnuln‘k Mirrors, Hair Receivi Boxes, Cream Jars, Nlll Files, etc. -Also in Ivory Pyralin Toilet Sets, fancy gift boxes—You can ma up your own assortment of arti- rice range from 25¢ up to sso.oo for a handsome set. UMBRELLAS For Men, Women -nd chMm in all grades and in a great vari. ety of nowest style han Iu. We show Umbrellas at $1 —Womzn’s Umbrellas at’ S! $13.00—Men’s Umb at to $7. If you are seeki useful gift, we recommend bréllas. 31.‘ : until Christmas. For co RTEOLS & Tcnm Cg - Our, S!cre is open this evening and every evening * recommend ths mommg hours. O 5 o mfortable shcppng we THE STORE OF VARIED ASSORTMENTS “Christmas Shopping Headguarter$ "THE STORE OF ABUNDANT STOCKS FOUR MO RE DAYS THEN CHRISTMAS Come Here Come Here FOR ALL KINDS OF HOLIDAY MERCHANDISE — FOR GIFI‘S OF ALL KINDS. FOR THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF DOLLS, BOOKS, AND GAMES IN NORWICH. HANDKERCHIE FS FOR GIFTS 300 boxes of Men's $1.00 a bex. 300 boxs of Men's Initial Handkerchief Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, at 25¢c e each or $2.00 a box §f cix—Linen at Women's Initial Handkerchiefs, at 12/ each, or $150 a box of six—50 Linen at at 5 CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Children’s Handkerchizfs in boxes. a big variety—Prices are 19c, Z5c, '35c and 50c a box. BOYS' HANDKERCHIEFS Boys’ Handkerchiefs, in plain white hemstitched and colored borders— at 12l4¢ each. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Men's Plain Whit: Handkerchicfs, in ‘cambric—at 1(l/zc. 15¢c, 13¢ and -25¢ each. Men's “Pure Linen Handirchiefs, FKemstitched—at 42¢, 50c, 50c and up to $1.00. “ MEN'S INITIALS Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, at 15c each, 87Yc a box of st 25¢ each, $1.50 a box of six—at 500 cach, $3.00 a box of six. Initial Handkerchiefs, three in a box — at 75¢ and s, a box of six at 87)2¢c, or each 15¢. ach, or $1.50 a box of six—at 375 50c each, or $3.00 a box of six. cach, or 75¢c a box of six—at 25¢ or $3.00 a box of six. BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS Wemen”, hemstitched—at Z5¢ to 50c Worse them 25¢c and up te $1.00. FURS AND WAISTS FOR GIFTS AT $79.00 and $89.00 — Kit Coney Coats AT $179.00—French S=al Coats, value $225.00 AT $195.00—French Seal Cecats, value $250.00 AT $245.00—Near Szal Guaranteed Narobia $25.00 and $29.50. Narobia Muffs—At $17.50, $22.50 and $24.50. Natural Red Fox Sets—At $1.15. Women's Rain Coats and Capes— At $3.50 to $25.00. Women’s Dark Satin Stripe Waists in very pretty color combinations— At $5.95 and $6.98. Scarfs — At Coats, value $315.00 Womeh's Handsome Georgette Wazsots—m $4.95, $12.30. $750, 995 and Hand-Made i Batiste, wra i —At $4.50, Waists, of strictly hand- $5.00 and up to Wonderful value in Women’s Lin- erie Waists, sizes 36 to 46 — At §1.00, $1.95 and up to $4.50. Women's Large Size Waists—48 to , in_black—also white Poplin— Af $1.98. CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN Men’s Cotton Hosiery, black and colors—at 25¢ and 3%c. Men's Lisle Hosiery, black and col- ors—at 50c’and 65c. Men’s Silk Hosiery, in all the besf known makes, such as Phoenix, Onyx, Everwear, Monito, etc.—at 85¢c to $2.00 a pair. Men's Mufflers, a large variety to select from, in woel and in silk— at $250 to $9.50. Men's Neckwear, including Knitted Ties and a splendid showing of woven Ties—at $1.00 to $3.50. “Kum-a-part Kuff Buttons,” a practical idea in cuff buttons—at 50c to $150 a pair. Men's Shirts of Percale, Madras, Fibre Silk and Silk, a good assort. ment—$1.69 to $9.85. Men’s Night Shirts, Outing Flan- nel or Cotten—at $1.75 to $4.00. Men's Pajamas, Outing Flannel or Cotton—at $279 to $5.00. Men's Arm Bands, in a good anort ment—at 15¢ to 75¢c. Men’s Combination Sets, Garters and Arm Bands—85c and $1.00. Men’s Combination Sets, and Belt—$1.00 and $1.50. Men’s Combination Sets, Suspend- ers and Garters—75c to $1.50. Men's Suspenders, in all the best known makes—50c to $1.50. Garters Men's Gloves for work or dress oc- casions, all kinds—$3.00 to $10.00. Men's Belts, in an excellent assort- ent—at 50c to $1.50. Men's Sweaters, in Slip-on style and Coat Sweaters, with shawl col- lars—yat $5.C0 to $12.00. Men's “Tom Wye” Sweaters and Dr. Jaeger's All Wool Sweaters— at $1200 to $13.50. HUNDREDS OF GAMES Dolls to cut out and drass—at 10c, 20c and 25c. Card Games, including all the old favorites—at 15c, 25¢, 35¢ and 50c. Tiddledy Winks—at 15c, 35c and 50c. Fish Ponde—at 25¢ and 50c. Puzzies, of all kinds—at 10c, 25c, 85¢ and up to $1.25. Checker Boards—at 25c and 50c. Embroidery Setc—at 35, 50c, 75c and up to $1.50. Baking Sets—at 35¢ and 75c. Gmo d Soldiers—at 35¢ to $1.50. , Kindergarten Beads—at 35¢c and 50¢ Toy Town Village—at 50c and 73e. Animal S:t Ups—at 59. Animal Fjve Pins—at 75c. Painting Sets—at 50c to $1.50. Lotto—at 35¢ and 50c. Pollyanna—at $1.25. . Parchesi—at %8c. Ouija Boards—at 50c and $1.39, See tho new Talking Figures — Talking Animals, Talking Books, ete. raca ths figure on any Phono- grgph and it will tell the story — rice range 35¢ and upwards. Our big family of D3 the basemont—ard it i ily of as fine lasking a lot © as one could vyith to ses. i D and Little Ores, d Dolis those that nc Dotz and Giri Dolls, so wigs, some’ have none — and Characte Dolls. RIBBONS Our Ribbon Dzpartment is pre- sared to supply all demande nich the holiday season may ¥ equire. We show Ribbons in % widths from the narrow Baby Fibbons up to ths very widest, ind for every purpose. A splen- did showing of Hairbow Ribbons just ths right length for Hai bows, in plain, moire and hand- some novelty effects. SILK HOSIERY What kind of a gift will give milady a greater thrill of delight on Christmas morning, than one, two, three or more pairs of beautiful Silk Stockings. Ang if they are selected from our big stock the pleasure will be great. er. Our line includes such well known makes as Phoenix, Mec- Callum, Radmor, Merrill, ete. GLOVES Boautiful Gloves are a gift of joy-giving Christmas season itself which calls for the gift. We have al- ways been credited with the ex- cellzice of our Gloves and effici- ent service, but this season we belizve we will make hosts of new friends. We offer a grand assortment of domestic and genuine French Kid Gloves to choose from. Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs, ths universal gift. Our stock is now complete — all kinds and prices.. We are par- ticularly gtrong in our showing of Men's and Women's Plain Linen Handkerchiefs. Hand- kerchiefs mak popu'ar presents and cannot find anywhere a mor asscrtmer Waist Patterns We make Silks an e ent show of for Waistings bot 8 4 and Acy, in the new rings and designs, n3 a pleasing and pract During the holiday Silk Wiist pattsrns and Dress patterns will be boxed, free of if desired. charge, Gifts For Boys In our Boys' Department you will find the answer to the ques- tion “What to Cot for a Boy.” Boys' Caps of all kinds. Boys' Blouses, Boys' Sweaters, Boys’ Raynsters, Boys' Suits, Overcoats and Trousers. Not only will you find complet: assortments of all these lines, but r of all the values are unequalfed For Housewives On our third floor will be found many articles of utility for Housewives — Christmas gifts that women will appreciate, both useful and ornamental. The list includes Carpet Swezpers, Va- cuum Sweepers, Vacuum Cles ers, Sewiny Machines, C Chests, Table Runners, Piane Scarfs, Couch Covers, Rugs and Curtains of all descriptions. In our Wash Goods Department in basement you will find a num- ber of useful gifts, including Waist and Dress patterns of Parcale, in special holiday boxes. Also a,very complete showing of Dress Ginghams—and Bath Robe Flannel, in newest designs and colorings. All waist and dress patterns will be put up in heli- day boxes if desired. Madeira Linens A princely gift for a housewife would be a handsome Madeira Linen Set. We show Madeira Linens in a wide rang: of Doyl- ies, Scarfs, Center Pieces; Sets, etc.—at $1250 to $75.00. | same depar kish Sets and Wash_Clo Linen and Turk Ya-ull, Table Sets, Beacon obe Blankets, Waist Patterns, etc. BASKETS Sweet Grass Baskats, the ideal Christmas gift for a_ woman. These Baskets come in a sriety of sizes and shapes, su > for all sorts of embroidery Ser _are untrimm>d, prettily trimmed Maks t to see these Sweot Gaskets at our Art Da- —Price range $1.00 to & sthc s itacx Grass partmc $4.00. | F= S R P A D ] ‘