Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 11

NORWICH BUL LETIN, FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1922 11 i f i 4 Consists of high-grade pedestal - base’ 'extension table, buffet with nirror, and 4 chairs Wit genuine leather seats. Ipithe pop- ular Colonial;dgsign. $89.00 i Eight Piecestin American Walnut 48-inch extension table, G4-inch buffet, & side chairs with_seats uphol- stered in genuine léather. Efibigdie§ thd best. cabinet wobi - In.the Queen Anne design end beautifully fin- mighed 2 %4 ?’o‘lfi:?iéce ‘Walnat Bedroom $1 72 00 uite With Straight Bed...... . !nnr <full size, straight bed, large dresser, chifforette, An sm‘v nity tripifcate mirror table. A very popular Queen Anne Sui ctively designed and finished. Of the best § construc # bid i-A-VICTROLA élw:cl:'.‘with Bow-sF:::; °B.§m 51 54.00 Another of the many wonderful values we are now offering in Bedroom furniture, Consists of full size bow-end bed, chif- forette, dresser and semi-vanity toilet table. sign.and appearance and very well made. for TankSgiving I} Beautiful in de- Conscle No. 240 $115.00 Select Your VICTROLA Now and Enjoy Qur V" Special Xmas Club Terms,of ‘i §1 Weekly Ourself and your Home the pleasure of a Victrola an get one on these unusually easy terms. You P71t to your advantage to choose here. We are re- §#9d headquarters for Victrelas and Victsr Records be- ® of our extensive assortment of both. Let us show you easily you can own any. Victrola. " . Dinner Sets These pieces are made of excellent quality China, and will give good serv- ice. Has attractive blue and' gold decoration. If ¥you neeéd new China for Thanksgiving, see our fine assortment. 100 Pieces 50 Pieces $17.90 $7.95 ik and two gemuine hand / ecorated candles. A useful Yo Beautiful trays of the best quality, In #olid mahog- any and other s, some with orlental decoration Our 51st ‘ear of meTAL DA-BED Gray enamel frame, cov- ered with attractive cre- Full size beds of attractive design. oak and nicely finished in golden. ~ An value at this special price. . Ly 5 Beautiful mahogany tables with 30-inch round tops. Of the best construction, and richly ughout. Un- usual value.. lawt-Cadden (o CENTER trong, rust-proof Two pillows in- 4 with ed in golden Well finished WQOU BEDS Handsome, fon! Strongly made of exceptional 1 9 plenty of room. o - Splendid value CHirr ONIiERS well made chif- , finished in French ful ed Has five large, full width: drawers, ey S 29 inches “high, with 24- inch square top and shelf underneath. Strongly built tops a mounted on Equipped 22.50 platform drawer. TABLE LAMPS Stems of mahogany, at- y turned. Beauti- silk shades with: silk fringe. Equipped with' two “pull sockets. Wonderful 1 lamp value... = providing 17.9 CHINA CLOSETS In' Amerjcan walnut and bak. Large assortment in Gateleg Tables various ‘popular signs. finished thro- 17.50 ighed. 26-piece Set Rogers’ fine silver plated Tableware, consisting of 6 knives, o forks, 6 tablespons, 6 teaspoons, butter knife and sugar spoon. Beautiful pat- tern. Unconditionally guaranteed. In oak’er mahogany . w 12-pieee Set Rogers’ silver plated: Table- ware comsisting of 6 knives with stain-- less blades and 6 forks. Guaranteed without time limit. "In silk lined case % < \ 4-plece Rogers’ silver plated Tea Set. Quadruple plate, exquisitely finished. Very attractive 10 50 I pattern. . Rogers’ quadruple silver plated .Casse- role Dish with hammered edge and Pyrex inner dish...,.... s 3 pair individual Sterling silver Salf and Pepper Shakers, in velvet lined case. Set of six..... .- I 3-plece Bets with 8 er 9-inch stainlésg steel blades and hanpdles of stag, ivery and fine silver plate. In lined . box. Splendid assortment. $5.50 — $6.75 — $7.00 $7.50 — $8.00 — $16.00 All of substantial construction and well fin- Priced from. .. 29-00 Fine Silver Plated Ware =i Glassware e i, o i KITCHEN TABLES Fitted with two drawers; two bins and sliding les 48-inch by 25-inch Very well made of o natural finish. Fine value at period de- 13.00 i | T-picte Cut Glass water o n- sisting” of pitcher and 5 uo = six tumblers Genuine Libbey Cut Glass Frult or ameter. very wenstior 8,00 JOIN OUR_ DIAMOND CLUB PAY AS EITTLE AS $1.00 Weekly See these unusual Club Values in fing-Diamonds, in solld 14-k. gold mountings— $21.50° ' $31.90 -$47.50, a “KNOWN FOR QUALITY AN - SERVICE — SINCE-1872”.- - ] DINING SUITES Ten Pieces In Jacobean Qak 48-inch 53-inch N china closet, ] extension uine leather upholstered In the Queen Anne design, very well built and nicely finished. $178.50 Nine Pieces In American Walnut A very high exceptionally _weil made and finished. In the Queen Anne period, consisting of 48-inch extension table, 54-inch buffet, 42-inch china closet, 5 side chairs and 1 arm chair with gen- uine leather seats. $221.25 e suite, Three-Fiece Overstuffed Suite In V:lo;:::?l'ape:try and Leather $1 1 9."0 Consists of chair, rocker and sofa (with two part back). Just the thing for the small living room. All spring construction, with removable spring cushions and roll arms. Its splendid construction insures the maximum comfort and service. Overstuffed Pieces—Special. . . $1 54-00 A regular $200.00 value, conmsisting of large sofa, chair and reck luxuriously upholstered in attractive blue velour or tapes Spring censtruetion throughout to provide the ut- most comfort. Removable spring cushions and comfortably padded roll arms. : r UR LOW PRICES AND TERMS MAKE IT EASY TO OWN ONE If‘you want a Player-Piano in your home for’Thanksgiving,” come in and see how easily you can realize your wish, You will find here only instruments of the best quality—Pianos of standard make which reflect the skill of real producers. -The, ownership of any ene will .give you the greatest pride and satisfaction. Every instrument is fully guaranteed by us and the manufacturers. . Here you may choose the CHICKERING, HARDMAN, WAS- SERMANN, AUTOPIANO, HALLET & DAVIS, BEHR BROS., CRAWFORD, and many other standard, well-known makes. See the Wonderful Bargains We Have In Slightly Used, Good Upright Pianos — Prices as Low as §35.00 — Very Liberal Terms. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS VIOLIN—Stradivarius model, with beautiful light brown shaded finish, and with inlaid furbling. 75 Splendid value for $12.00—Our Special Price.. . TENOR BANJO—Maple shell and neck, patent pegs, with ebony finished fingerboard with pearl position 19 75 dots. Regular $30.00 value—SPECIAL. 0 UKULELE — Mahogany finished with turned’ pegs of bl walnyt—Black welnyt fingerboard. Regular $7.00. " o valug, — SPECIAL ...... £ fo B Gredt |SHEET MUSIC t| RADIO PROGRAMS [ i Friday, Nov. 20 | WJZ Newark (360 Meters.) 8 p. m.—Bedtime storles by Thorntom Dogs, by Frank Marion Arm- | strong, a S edian soprane. 9 p. m—I 10.01 p. m Fifth, by Mona Morgan WBZ Soringficld (360 Meters). 7.30 p. m—Uncle Wiggily bedtimm story, farmers’ produce market report. 7.45 p. m.—Fashion talk 5. p. m—Concert by band. KDKA Pittsburgh (360 Meters.) Triweekly letter from Report on Werld Maisy's Jam p. m—News, Farm and Ho; —Bedtime story. . m. erary Moments, b Wm | Margaret Storey 8.30 p. m—Program by the Westing house Community chorus, under the & rection of Alfred Bartletti. WGY, Schenectady (404 Meters) 12.00 p. m—U. S. naval observatery time signals. 12.30 p. m—Noon stock market que tations 12.45 p. m.—Weather forecast em ¢#M meters wave length. 2.00 p. Music. 6.00 p. Produce and stock markel quotations; mews bulletins. 6.30 p. m—Reading from Orimm¥ Fairy Tales, Kolin Hager, reader. 7.40 p. m—Healty talk by Dr. {He~ man M. Biggs, N. Y. State He; partment. 7.45 p. m—Concert program. WOR Newark (400 Meters). 230 p. m—Reading of Eibert Hub- bard’s “L. H. C. Journey” to the home of Robert Browning. Somg recital by Hughes. O. D. Dutcher will speal e “Marvels of the Mind.” Applegit, soprano, s M. E. church, oklyn. 6.30 in the Moon. .00 p. nancial letter. 8.05 p. m—Readings from his ews poems by Clement Wood. 8.15 p. m—Hazel Moore, planist; Philip Sevasta, concert harpist; Loult Constantino at the plane. WGI Medford Huiside (368 Meters). 7.00 a. m.—Before Breakfast Set-ups. 9.30 p. m—Evening program. 10.30 a. m—Official New England asd @§:an forecast (485 metera) 11.30 a. m.—Musie. 1.30 p. m—Boston farmers’ prodwet market report. U. 8. official weathes forecast (485 meters.) 200 p. m—Amrad Women's clob 3.00 p. m—News broadeast. 3.25 p. m—Musical program. 6.00 p. m—Market report (435 meet- ers.) 6.30 p. m.—Boston Late news flashes. Barly sports news. 930 p. m—Evening program. L What's Among the New Books, by John Olair Minot. II, Concert by Lew K. Dichter, dramatic tenor. e BIDS $181 FOR PLAINFIELD BOND ISSUN Harris, Forbes & Co., of New York city made the highest bid for the town of Plainfield 4% per cent. coupon thirty year bonds, denomination $1. agure- gating $175,000, dated November 1, 1933 | sealed bius for which were at the Har. ford-Connecticut Trust C at noon on Wednesday, the firm bidding $1,095.5¢ for each bond and $181,212.50 fur the is sue. The bid was accepted. Other bids were: Eldredge and police peporta 027.30 and $179,865; Co., Boston, $1,022.60 Pytnam and Co., Hartford and Bat- abrook and Co., Boston, $1,018.30 and $178,290 ; Lamport, Barker and Jepaings, N York eity, $1,011.30 and $174, 977.50; Kissell, Kinnicutt and Ce., New York city, $1,002.70 and $175,478.50. Selectmen Henry J. Bessette, Louls Gendron and Peter J. Chabot, together with Treasurer William H. Butaas, represented the town in the issue of the bonds and the arrangements for the bids, over which the Hartford-Connestis cut Trust Co. had supervision, giving ita certificate. Interest is payablet in the bank May 1 and November 1 of each year up to November 1, 1952. The bank is making a speclalty of imsuing and certifying town and municipal bonds and is obtaining better prices, it s belleved, than are obtained through operaticas ia Boston. The town of Plainfield had a grand list in 1921 of $5,873,000. Its total bonded debt, including this issue, i& $180,000, Town notes and orders $175,000 are to be pald from the pro- ceeds of the issue. The populatian ef the town in 1930 was 7,926 and the X rate in 1921 was 17 mills. and §174,965; Textile manufasturing Dients W Nevth Carolina now under operation yepressd an invested capital of more than §30, 000,000.