Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 6, 1922, Page 8

PLAUT-CADDEN CO. OPENS HANDSOME NEW STORE IN REMODELLED BLOCK OW' BANK ST., NEW LONDON W. CADDEN ary and Treasurer R. C. PLAUT President ADELARD MORIN Vice President The new estab hment of The Plaut- ew London 1s more than ness enterprise, says ay. It is an epoch t-Cadden Co. for the past roduction to the necticut for the the ished reputa- this city e Nor- car be sde from or there that fact threw open its doors n Bullding. Remodelled 4 merly NEW LONDON HOME OF PLAUT-CADDEN CO. erred to lhe[ So many beautiful pleces of furniture s own- land in musical instruments znd, orna- rior | mental adornments are shown that one do justice to the individual ar- ithout epending many hours in oughout big building re- > turns from left to right to ad- niy to look ahead thousands of’dol- D Fo e floors the t that a keeping with our rooms at is such a 9 will ‘not cles which Whose cir- | eoods ¢ | the nort : aborate . wick- m znd the ety of high-grads woods. the main floor On the Main Floor. The main fl al display { the Bom | wildering TAN SEARS s comprising every ¥ the blg company. Second Floor Department. econd floor, which is reached - staitway -and eclevator, is the linoleum department, also a section for the reed and wigker vhile “ In the south wing are con- azo: nted rack for holding the ends from across the rear id s most effective in the mat- ¢ display. On this floor are six rooms, the inte- or mapered- and furnished complete with articles ‘appropriate to- each room and corresponding to the rooms in the ordinary six-room house or flat. The Plaut-Cadden company sells the Chickering pfano and tas a lower priced plano, the Wasserman, which fs built ex- clusively for them Display Rooms. On the third floor is the display of bed room and dining room suites. Tn the south wing mattresses, plllows, " ete., are on display. On the fourth floor are more bed Troom one built that (ROBIZED YEAST Builds Flesh -and Clears:the Skin/ Y‘L‘E, we are willing to prove, entirely at our expense, that you can quickly banish pimples, blackheads, ete., and at the same time inerease your weight to nor- mal, .I‘lfl acquire a seemingly inexhaustible supply of pew 'pep”” and‘energy! Simply mail the coupon be- Jow for the Famous Three Day Free Trial Treatment of TRONIZED YEAST. Take these remarkable tablets— two-with each meal. Then get ready for a surprise. Skin - blemishes. begin to disappear almost as if by magic! Note the.sodden increase in your vigor and emergy. . And ss for \putting new firm fiesh on your bones—many ‘thin :folks report gaining five to nine ponds-on the veryfirst package of IRONIZED YEAST! Resuits in Half the Usual Time! The reason - TRONIZED. YEAST brings such amazing re- wults is'because it embodies a remarkable scientific process— the Ironisation —which enablcs yeast to bring “half the usual time. This process, o JRO! D YEAST, helps to immediatel, convert the yeast clements into health and strength, t}:u{ coabllng you te derivo from yeast ALL of the “bemefits it holds for you. - ter. 10 THE WORLD. Take “Fruit-a-fives” and Make Yourself Well “Fruit-a-tives”, the marvellous medicine made from fruit juices and - tonics, the most benefieial medicinal agent ever given to mankind. Just ‘as oranges, apples, figs and prunes, are nature’s own medicine, so “Fruit-a-tives”—made from these fruit juices—but concentrated and intensified—is the greatest 8tomach and Liver Medicine, the greatest Kidney and Bladder Medicine, the greatest Blood Purifier, the greatest remedy for Headaches, Constipation, and Indigestion, in the world. 50c a box, 6 for §2.50, trial size 25¢. 3URG, N , run- down follcs:has meant the beginning of glorious |2 dafly: Besith. Test is absolutely frec! Mail cou. 7 powtodey—now. Free Trial Coupon The/kromized Yeast Co, Ge., Dept. .- 101 me the famous THREE DAY FREE TMENT of Irenized Yeast, OGDI things of sim- | HEALTH MESSAGE -Thousands of mien:and wemen use Parisian Sage: because it so quickly stops itching: scalp. oy ) | Besides speedily. ridding the head| of every particle of dandruff this de- | lightful invigorator keeps the - balr from coming out and gives it & beau- tiful lustre and softness that compels admiaticn, Thats why Lee -& Os- good' and all good druggists sell .so much of it and guarantec it Parisian Sage does not change the natural col- or of hte hair. % ——————— and dining room seis and kitchen furul- ture and furnishings. The south Wing on the floor will be | used as & storage and as a repalr de- partm o In the basement are stoves, croci- ery, utensils of every kind and a line ! of general Hichsehold- fursishings'in sn.i | ware, ‘. oo At the rear 02 the basement,’ which Is on the levél with the ground ‘at the back of the buliding, is a farge coveréd space ‘permitting " an ‘automobile truck to dfive in and have goods unfoaded or loaded ‘imder cover. The goods which are rejoeived’ have’ fo’ bt carrléd but a few feet to the freizht elévator where they may bé ralsed to the ficor where they are to-be ‘pat Into: stock. It would be’ useless to attempt . to enumerate “the 'vatious articles’ of mer- gaandlse -carried: by the Plaut-Cadden Co.* Only in.a general way can-it be de- scribed. It i3’ en-exhidit well worth a visit if ome has:mo intentlon .to pur- chase. It Is of educational- value: be- cause of its beauty and its magnitude. The Plaut-Cadden Co. observed its fiftleth “amniversary Iz January of thls year. . The business was founded by Abraham Plaut, now, deceased, and the present head of the house !s his son, R. C. Plaut. Adelard Horin 1s the vice pres. ident, J. W. Cadden secretary. and treas Herman Séars”ls assistant’ secre- Visiters at Opening. the persans disttngulshed in ees world Who were present at g ‘of the Plaut-Cadden Co.' new store on Friday were the foliowin, Stoly of Auto Plano Co, New York; Mr. Wessr of Weser Plano Co., New York; Mr. Behr of Behr Bros. Plano Co., New York; Mr. Spleen. of Hallet.& Da. vis Piano Hoston;, 4 representative of Chickering Plano Co., . Baston; . Mr. Haussler_and r. Harrls, The tor Talking Machize Co.; Mr. Walsh of New Yoric Talking Machine Co.; 2 ‘repres tative of Ormes; Inc,; Vietor distributors Mr. Abrahamson.apd Mr.. Parley, Ca tury Upholstery Co.; a representative of 8. Karnen & Sons, parlor furnfture manufactirers; also £ furniture repre- sentative from. Highpotut,: N.. C.; . Mr. ‘Wright of Slzgh Furniture 'Co., Grand Raplds, Mich.; H. Kene of Hub Metal Bed Co.; Mr. Thomas and Mr. Per from the Oscar . Thomas Stove C: manufacturare. of ‘Herald ranges; Mr. Nickerson of Sellers Kitchen Cabinet Co.; and & represenfative of Berkeley & Gay Furniture Grand Rapids, Mi TFloral pleces. were sent by. Auto Pl ano Co., Behr Bros. & Co. New York, Talking Machine Co. Cont! niture Co.. 8. A. Coox &¥ons. Hub Metal Bed Co., Weser Bros.. C, Bruno & Soms, Eastern Carpet Co.; Qrmes. Inc.. Empire Carpet ' Co., . §iinéy Manutacturing Co. ‘Putnam Furgiture Co., - Chicker Soms, Silas Pearsail Co., Leo and Jack Xarpen . of the Karpen Furniture Co. Oscar ‘C.” Thomas C berberz, Hallet, & Shssman & S avia , Plano_Co. o. W. Siebert' of the: Stebert /Manufactur- and “Mrs. Telegrams, were: ractival from Iins | ntal Fur- | | and Jerqiné Meyer, Hartford, judd & Hartford ‘and F. V..Chappel! TELLS HOW FLORIDA TOWN OBSERVED MEMORIAL DAY Wilifam P.’ Newman, a former resi- dent of -Norwich,’ writes The ' Bulletln of the’ observance of Memorial day at St. Preersvurg, Fla, whero he is now Tesiding' with his wife, who was former- 1y Miss Minnie Wilsky of this.éity. Mr. Newman's description of the day follows: This is the.end of a perfect day, which also was Memorial day. . Great doings In the old town! In tKfs city ‘conditions. ‘are unigue in regard to Blue and Gray. The Upion and Copfederate veterans hobndohing, g the Iong,. sunshiny winter days, g -each other . happenings of days past and of battles fought. After they have “puseed ~ on” they sleep peacefully side by side, to judge from the intermingling- of Unfon and Confederate fiage .in the cemetery. Thoe cxercises.commenced at 9.30 this morning, in the™ Greenwool cemetery. “{The Civii -war, Gpanish War Veterads and the veterans .of foreign. Wars par- ticipating, together’with the ladies’ or- ganization. ke 8 Prayer ' znd talk ‘by, a. minister, speeches by threo or four men and wo- men. A squad of soldiers of -the ‘Amerl- can Leglon giving. ihree salves, atter which ‘taps” was sounded. The singing wag good,. and_the - flowers, ‘flowers - by the load. In the afternoon - the .parade _etarted from G..A. R. hall, by Mirror Lake, and marched ‘to- the Recreation pler. Cap- tain Nutt, old véterad, marshal of the ersburg band, followed = by. 2 standard bearer, ohe of .which: was soldler and one ‘a marine, They Were attended by an ‘arméd sergeant one. side and by a maval man on the other. . A group ' of - officers,_in_uniform followed. Next came 2 squad of soldfers, armed With ifies and commanded by 2 mon- com, After'them came the soldlers amd sailors in uniform, end . the. Civil war Voterans and’ the IRdies followed in- au- tomobites. it The services for. the dead at mea were held at the end of tha pler. Whils the iBun squad blazed away, 2.geaplane flew iback and forth tn front. of us,. scatter- ing roses in'the cea. “Taps”.was again sounded, and. we-all marched back to the city, to Willlams. Park, where we listened ‘to ‘some -cxcellent music . and ditto patriotic gpesches.; A major, a cq ple of captains and a professor told us what they thought of things, and a-Cl 11'war vetéran gave us:a short history. of the G, A, R. After all of us that could, had sung The ‘Star Spangled Bannér we each went our divers ways. 3 The weather -was miore perfect than it it had been mafe to.order. A very gen- ‘lo breezs from the-bay, with the sun- shine -just right.: The thermometer reg- istered 84 in the sun, WITHDRAWS SUIT BROUGHT FOR $10,000 DAMAGES The suit of Roswéll Manwarlug of Traterford against Patrick F. - Kersey of Hartford for $10,000 damages for injurics received - In an. dutomoblle ' nccident - has been withdrawn without costs from the superior’ court.: Manwarlng was. hit in Btate street, New Lendon, on July 23, 1921 by the atitomobile driven by Kereey. He had his hip-brokem. and suitered otlier injuries. Thé clalm was made that Ker- scy was driving at a reckless, 'rato of speed and fal to glve waraing by his, horn of the approach- 6f the zutomobile towards the pedestrian in the mtrest. | Anaconda | MARKET WAS ACTIVE. New York, June 5.—Offerings of mar- ket leaders' frequently exceedcd the buy- ing power se confli siderable uncertainty ambag the popular of numerous control at the amounted to 1, the publiclty given phases of the stcel merger and the speclalties, | had taken step the Ecthlehem companles. financial a declz olis rallving moderat shown by Stands Lake Erle and Wes featured the among specialtics last weel's gain of exchange, easier advanc 1 ! centers. Call money and 60 day “The hig! at 4 1-4 rate of 1 quotation was shaded firm and Duteh and but- German marks STOC The foilowing is transactions on t change up to & P. M. Allied Chemical Allls Chalmers Allls Chal pr Am Ag Chem Am Beet Sugar . Am Bosch Mag . Am Can .... Am Car & Fdy, Am Cotton Oil Am Cotton Off Am Hie & Leah Am Tel & Tel Am Tobacco Am Woolen @emand exchange was en the Street Norwich I excl or ils miscelaneou deciines of ons to four points in such issiues were balanced by gains of 1 tent, but the forces of reaction were 'n market's close. 00,000 shares Incidents over the week to Republ! on the strength 4 Oil of New Jer common again thetic ralls at a four- point gain and’ DuPont tern a per re d were KS. summary of High. 70 503 97% 41% 47 ing movements causing con- unsettiement throughout the active session Cross cuerents wers most pronounced steels, ralls and stocks. idvale-Inland gant specu- lation of poois in comparativ perovoked fresh short selll and liquidation for the long account. These tendencles became : in the last half of the trading period on news that the federal trade commission s to prevent the merger of Lackawanna Steel Rumors then current in the ed that action aim- ing at the abrogation of other projectsiGen Motor of similar charicter would be taken by the federal aughorities. United States Steel was the one prom ising feature among leaders, ri S new high for two years at 103 1 final hour, but the so-calied independents closed at net loeses of one to more obvious was § 3-4 Do 05t 25 points. Constructive features of the day em-/ braced another Luoyant rise in sterling money in prices of crude oil products 2nd optimistic trade reports from interic rates, “onditions af- e money weee unaitered, most 2ccomnodations again being limited to 30 nt. v for London 450 1-4, but that ter as buying di- minished. All the allied quotations were candinaviin bilis recovered Dpart of last week's reversal, aimost paints under the!r recent maximum. Lo 69 49 97 end, notably 'WN, downtown, or either way cross- town you'li find a Green Diamo handy to your getting-off place- A reminder to the man who is open to new ideas and convictions about shaving. A prac- tical opportunity fo do something towards getting a better shave, ‘When you go into a Green Diamond Store you will be shown the New Improved Gillette. The greatest shaving advance in your life- time. A device of such ease, such precision that the fine mechanical imagination that produced it can’t always get over to you until you see the razor itself. - Or you might do this—without obligation or em- barrassment. Bring you old razor to any Green Diamond Store. Compare it with the New Improved Gillette. Then decide if you want to convert your trouble- 'some morning shave into a pleasant incident. 1Beth Steel 7 p ¢ Beth Steel (B) Beth Steel 8 p ¢ Brook Rap Tr Brook R T ctf Butte Cop & Z . { Butte “&" Super Canadlan Pac Cent Leather Cent Leather pr Changler Motor Ches & Ohto Chi Gt West Chi Gt West pr Chi Mil & St P ci Chi & N'west Chi R I & Pac e today, Barly | e ex. Sales romotion y obscure 13 Chinco_Copper Corn Prod Ref . Cosden . Crucible Steel .. |Del & Hudson fe ... Erle 2 pr Fisher Body General Electric Gen Motor pr Gen Mot Deb Gt North'n pr Gt North Ore Fupp Motor Car Inois Central Tliinois Cent »or Inspiration Cop Int Harvester Int Mer Marine Int Mer Mar pr Inter Paper . Int Paper or sta ! Rennecott .. . Lehigh Valley Marlin Rock wo points, foremost ts to further Mexican Petrol Missour! Pacific Nat Enam & St N Y Central YN H-& H orfolk South North Pacific Penn R R Pitrce Oil Plerce O Ray Con TReading - Reading 1 pr Reading 2 pr Rep Tron % Ste Rep I & Steel pr South Paciflc South- Railway Southern Ry pr ‘Tenn Copver ‘Tobazeco Prod - two = Stock Ex- w. Close % % Union Pactfle . Tnlon Pac pr T § Rubber | T S Rubbtr vr T S Steel U S Steel vr . West Un Tel 123 % | Westine'e Afr B 1403 |Test 1 & M 943 | West ‘Wlee or B3 | Fhilvs OTand M & St P opr . Fisher Body (0) pri00 . 20% Maxwell Motor A .. MK &T 2 war Missouri Pac pr .. | Norwalke & West .. Tobaceo Prod pr Wilivs O'lan dp . - FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL 118 167 14% 891 s2% Y 42 107 % - 5T Cars of (L oty | 5L ®swernors Ofliey THE GovERNOR . February 14, 1928 Me. King C. Gillette, ¥ Gillette Safety Razor Co. Boston, Mass My dear Mr. Gillette: Yhave used your rasor for o many rears with such satisfaction that I did not-know it was possible to improve upon it until 1 tried your new improved Gillette, and I want to cen~ gratulate you upon the improvement, fer it surely makes shaving & pleasure. 1 don't know whether it {s the additiona welght or the different arrangement but, factory aswasthe old razor—1 should say rasers for 1 own several of them of different models— the new one is 50 superior that | would not part with 1t, unless 1 knew where to get another exactly like it. ‘With appreciation, 1 beg to remaia Store Very truly yours, N ot Governor of Penasylvanity Be sure to have your dealer show you the Fulcrum Shoulder 4, Jow 3 1-2, T ng bid 3. offered at cail loans against ng rate 4 1-2, last Joan | piances 4. |c | somewhat however. the wheat trade was de- to L with but changsd dealings. Rallfes, red to be due chiefly to ng on the part of shorts. Asifs p reports, especiamy rade here was looking lons from Liverpool te- Poliday interim. Am stic vis'ble supply CoTTOX New York. June 6.—Spot cotton quiet middling 20.75. U S Lib 3%s .. 89.96 » a5 a depressing factor. U S LD 2d 45 ,99.82 demand was slow azd U S Lib 1st 4%s 99.92 s that cutting of mew U S Lib 2d 43(s 99. as far north as U S Lib 2 4%s 99 U S Lib 4th 4%s 99.96 Victory 43%s Quoted in d bond. the soft wheat ontimistic and n- s seetion Were ex- any deficiency in the he hard winter beit. Spring vorable as a rule Foreign Ix the _ exception in cents With criing. 2t uiut of for Year { ter wheat though old at two cents over Stesling— Ago (e Py ey Demand .. £3.78% ii y late in 125, recovering from am Cables . 79% | "Corn and oats reflected the weskmess % |Francs {of wheat, and oats tou the lowes: Guilders prices vet this ses hoge led to am on market. althoug® an offset by the Dease ish course of graln vaiues. 1 i | Belglan gl Chiengo Graim Market. i es Ciose | 113% i 1123% Argentina. 7 116% Brazi 13 & METAL MARKET. | - ad , June 5.—Conoer fiem, elec- » t and futures 13 7-S@14 | 6% firm, spot_and npearby 32.25 m-i 44 { 2.00@32.12. s teady, No. 1 northern 20003 | D% b 26.00; No..2 morthern 23.00@24.00: Xo g Workmen's Compensation 2 southern 18,00 ©19.00. » 7"-;.1 steady, spot 5.65@ | Four workmen's compensation agres Zinc cuiet, East St. Louis Ty delivery 5.3 and s as-follows, have been approvad by | commissioner J. J. Donohas: ! Ponemah Mills, Tattvillé, emBloyer, an¢ 1aa Claypool, 186 Frankin strect, om. fractured fourtl by 4t rate of spot BOND MARKET. New York. June 5—Fore :-| " Crevent Firearms Co., . Nofwich, em- | ployer, and Thomas Gleason, 335 Eoswel; | avenue, employe, lacerated left hand, 7, | rate of $8.9 apart from Liber! hich la-| Atlentic_Carton Corporation, Norwich, tivelr ‘steady. and Carl Powell, 4 4Washington squere, The new high record made by ste=iing | employe, brafsed right foot, ~at rate of exchange - was- accompanied by strength |§9 fn United' Kingdom issues an oderate Rossic Velvet Co. Mystit! emplyyer, improvement among French, and John Oakes, Mystic, empioye, abra- Brazlilan loans, but Mexican #s and sion and jaceration of left hand, at rate were reactionary at losses of one to two |of $8.16 points. | Changes. in the railway list were re- stricted ‘to fractlon2l gains and losees, but some of the industrials, notably Bethichem Steel refundiug 5s, chowed marked heaviness, although offset by the strength of the company’s purchase money 5s. Total sales (rr value) ag- gregated $15,739,000. The new Brazilian government loan for i i Sedgwick Post Gratefal. At its regular meeting last week. Sedgwick Fost, No. 1, G. A v T membered with gratitude all thoss whe had helped to make the observance of Memorial day such a success and those who helped to contribute to the ecomfert of the veterans in their. participation of % | the exercises of the day.. These in $25,000,000 and the City of Prague §7.- ciuded those who loane@ automailes. 500,000 mortgage loan constituted the| » 4 important new underwritings. _Both were {120% Tho, contributed Rowsts, the Wi- largely oversubscribed on larze participa- - A ans, the Daughters of Veterans amd ai tions from investment Segroes. otliiis Who/Asslited z E T Sy GRAIN MARKET. Rockville—For the first time in Chicago, June 5.—Wheat underwent a|years the degres team of Diviffon Ne material setback n price today largely |1, A. 0. H., will exemplify ‘as a result of ideal weather to promote!and fourth degrees at a m the harvest in the southwest. The clos- | held nest Thursday unsettled but 1 1-4 to 2 3-8 not wu,g_-:i‘!-z-g; Wi July $L13 12 o | e