Norwich bulletin. [volume], February 13, 1920, Page 10, Image 10

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NSaWTCH BULLETIN FRIDAY, FEBTTJAFST 13, iSzu
Ta AH Prospective Bayers
Tfc.wtoo are untble to eat into town on to
oant of th impaired transportation .facilities
may enjoy the same privileges of our Annuel
February Sale, with the same discount, by just
cutting out and filling in coupon below. One
of our Salesmen will then call and give you full
information regarding the merchandise, that
ye want, if you so desire.
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Street and No. ........ ........
C'rty or Town......
To The Plaut-Cadden Company, please send
information by return mail, relative to.-.
State on above line whether you are interested
in Piano, Player Piano, Furniture or Victrol.
You may send your Salesman on........".
State en the above line at the time it will be
most convenient ' to have our Salesman call.
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In spite of difficult .traveling caused stormy weather,
many have made special efforts to cal! and nrofit hv the wohderfiil onnnrtnnihr AtrAMAj u,,
great Furniture Sale. They surely have been well repaid. Many more wffl t this special offer before
the sale terminates. We cannot urge you too strongly to call as soon as possible while selections are still good It is amaz
ing to find such high grade fa explains why people are mak
ing special efforts to attend, realizing that this opportunity is worth investigating, because special .'salesare not matters of
daily occurrence at this store. Wehave m SEE OUR WIOW DISPLAY.
CUMFLfclL BLU ROOM SUITES i PERIOD DINING FURN
LIVING ROOM SUITES
VIcicr D:?!-r3'
Free
Concerts
Daily
We have 'arranged for the
entertainment and comfort of
shoppers to hold Concerts -daily,
commencing . at 2:30
P. M., where a selection of
the popular and operatic
Victor and Columbia records
will be played. Make your
self at-home. -There
a r o ' comfortable
chairs and plenty of
space for you here.
Visitors welcome.
(Second Floor),
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Columbia Dealers
AT LESS THAN USUAL
IS SPECIALLY REDUCED
A Bedroom Suite should be selected
with care because it reFoets mare'
closely than anything else, the per
eonality of its owner. From our
large arid varied display of beauti
ful period suites, now priced at a
caving, selection will be a simple
task.
e
Included in thi sale at reduced
prices are many beautiful, period
adaptations, some of. them hand
somely carved, all of them designed
so artistically they will- reflect your
good judgment in choosing them.
The February Sale prices for suriis
commence at $75.C0. - . .
During bur February Sale we go
through our entire stock of Dining
Room Furniture and wherever we
find an odd suite or two we mark
it at a special reduction to clear it
away in a hurry. . En the very
finest period suites are specially re
duced at this time. .
There are gracefully designed Queen
Anne Suites like the one illustrated
above, there are beautiful Suites in
the popular Colonial period as well
as William and Mary, Renaissance,
etc. In . every desirable, finish at
prices as low as $ 195.00. -.
The variety of fine Living Room
Suites. that are on exhibition on our
Sales Floor are sure to offer some
very valuable suggestions for those
who seek comfortable furniture for
the Living Room. They incorporate
all styles and combinations con
ceivable. You may choose from the
over-stuffed In damask, veleur,
tapestry, genuine leather or the
library style frames,-in all sorts of
upholstery as well as the mahog
any and cans combination; repre
senting every period for this Febru
ary Sale.
ALL REDUCED 20 PER CENT .
QUALITY IS BUILT INTO
EVERY PIECE
We wish it were possible for us to take every one of
. our customers through the factories where our furni- '
ture is built, and let thtm. see for themselves the
eare.ul, conscientious workmanship that goes into
every piece.
It is no trick to build furniture that looks fine from
t ous,de bu 't takes real skill and experience to
build furniture that will stand up under th3 hardest
usage and still preserve the genuine charm it had
when it was new.
, But all furniture bearing our name, if you go below
the exterior, has genuine quality built into every
If.'1 .of 'tl construction. Only furniture . that is
built right and designed properly ever finds its way
mtoour stocks, it is built right, sold right and priced
High Class Sanitary Library Tables
bsssspS:... ,.: ,' Mattresses'' ','' "- Are-Reduced'-
SEE
OUR
DOLLAR
DAY
SPECIALS
y;-dm
OUR
WINDOWS
LAMPS
Two Great Specials Are Of
fered In This ; February Sale.
"iheelean;5 sanitary, roll edge Mat-
tr;ss,' made of; fine -quality tick, filled
with new, clean, sanitary material
that is sure to be comfortable, in one
or two parts, February Sale Price
$10.85. .
2 A pure, white cotton felt, sanitary
Mattress, made by one of America's
finest mattress makers, Tn beautiful,
dainty patterns of tick. Never- sold
for less than $2250. February Sale
Price $14.55. .
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TEA WAGONS SPECIALLY"
PRICED
A large selection of Tea
Wagons, in every fin
ish, color and period, is
offered during this Feb
ruary Sale, .at a reduc
tion of 33 1-3 per cent
Now Is the best 'time to' buy
a library tabfe because -our'
stocks are , most v complete,
showing a full range of every
style including the-very latest
period models in all the popu
lar woods and finishes. ...Ma
hogany, American walnut, oak
are all Represented at prices
that are a real saving I
20 Per Cent Off
By far' the largest collection
of , beautiful and distinctive
.Lamps you will find any-,
'.where ! All prices reduced for
, our great . February Sale,
25 Per Cent
SEE OUR
DISPLAY.
v GOODS STOREp UNTIL LATER
IF -YOU DESIRE. :
You may not have immediate need for
such purchases as you could advantage
ously make now. We will gladly store
them without charge, if you so request
Special 'Easy Terms Dtmrig February Sale
OIL HEATERS--SPECIAL-While thrjy L
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WE OFFER DURING THIS FEBRUARY SALE WHILE
THEY LAST 106 PERFECT, ALL BLACK, OIL HEAT
ERS, GUARANTEED IN EVERY WAY AT $3.65 EACH.
FREE SEWING MACHINE
GET SPECIAL CLUB SALE DURING
FEBRUARY..
$15.00 FOR YOUR OLD
, MACHINE. .
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Pianos' "and:
PI
ayer rianos
There is still available a good selection of fine Pianos and
Player Pianos, at a reduction of 20 per dent during this
February Sale. ' Those who take advantage of this Sale
surely save nearly 50 per cent' of the price of their Piano,
if compared with prices that they will have to pay later,
for Pianos are advancing daily and delay means higher
prices. You can choose here from such well known makes
as CHICKERING, HALLET & DAVIS, WASSERMANN,
CRAWFORD, BEHR BROS., MEHUN & SON, CON
WAY, LEXINGTON and many other famous makeV
OUR EASY TERMS ARE SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE
NOW. '.s , . f.
THE PLAUT-CADD
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135 to 143 iMAIN STREET
EN CO.
NORWICH, CONN.
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FAVORS CHAINS OF
COOPERATIVE STORES
McDonald, president of
; state federation of labor.
O. C. Trask said the maintenance
Chlcapo. Feb. 12. Cooperative ! o Kay employes and raUroad shop
baniinsr to keep the money of far- Workers have five- factories turning
v.m smd -workinemen within their i out proaucts lor tnem at less than
ewn ranks Tras one of the wants;
-hich most of the speakers voiced to
4ay before the American Farmer-Labor
Congress. Glen Z. Plumb, author
ci the Plumb plan for tripartite con
trol of railorads, discussed the "sin
ister concentration :n the control of
the country's- business."
Chains of cooperative stores 'With a
fcigniy systematized method of op
ration war - Advocated by
present wholesale prices. Cooperative
buying gave members of this union a
thirty to forty per cent, reduction,
he said. They turned out good socks
for 25 rants a pair in their hosiery
factory. Gloves, underwear and oth
er clothes weTe among the . products.
Sidney . Hillman, general . president
of the Amalgamated Clothing Work
ers of America, said that- cooperative
banking would put " the -. wand : of
money power Into the -hands of the
him to deal to "advantage
worm or Dusmess. .
. Isaac Sherman, representing the
Moscow Municipal Cooperative Bank,
said in Russia every industry had its
organization of workers which took
an important part in community life.
Duncan workwoman and make It possible for
PROGRESS IN NEWBERRY ,
ELECTIONS. FRAUD CASE
. Grand . Rapids, Mich., -Feb. 12j
William McKeighan, former iderman
and mayor of Flint.1 Mich Who," In
August,-' 1918, . was undei- sferitehce ' to
the-penitentiary for assault and: rob-
Dery. itestined; in the Newberry eleo-'-hind v tha
lions conspiracy - trial . today that he drugstore.
waa told by Richard R. Fletcher,-
defendant, that if he supported. Tru
man H. Newberry in the primary his
case would be reversed by1 the state
supreme court,, ;-, tfut - otherwise ; he
would "be: left to 'go.' to" , jail'; FletT
.cher- is state ff labor " 'commissioner
2wth offlceg at Lansing. The ' witness
said the remark was ' made i ;iri ; the
presence of Paul , King; Newberry
campaign -manager;. Fred Castater, a
Detroit alderman, and Fred-Henry .of
Flint,, a deputy under -Fletcher . AU
three are aiso defendants. Th In
cident, saia McKeighin, .o.ccurred,,';!)-
csunpuua . case' w
STEPS FOR RETURN OF
-U - . i . BODIES FROM FRANCE
, .W'ashinigrtbnv Feb. 12. Definite steps
looking toward the return of Ameri
ca's soldier 'dead . from France were
taken today when Secretary Baker
appointed' Colonel Henry Renthers,
head of the Graves Registration Ser
vice .in Europe, and Colonel Bentley
Mott, military attache at Paris, as
American members of the Franco
Amerfcahcommission which will have
charge of 'the work.
. The appointments were made in ac
cordance, with' an acreemen-t wkith the
his; trench, government concluded m Au- ' retention
of the corrfmission Immediately after
repatriation of all American troops
in France.
The French government "In" the
opinion of . State and War Department
officials will br bound by. the agree
ment - to pern . the return : of She
bodies h'iried' in France, although up
to this time disinterment in the bat
tle zone has been refused, , '
Ralph Hayes-, assistant to the secre
tary of war, will sail for France .soon
to. arrange, for the return of bodies in
terred in the rear areas. He also will
inspecf proposed sites for American
fields of honor, where the bodies of
soldiers whose nearest' of kin' 'dSMW
overseas, will .be' given -a
.(gust, 1918, providing' for the creation permanent "place xf rest."
EXAMINING PH0T0GRAPH8 OF :
BODY OF MARIA ROTELLINl
tRome, Wednesday'. Feb. 11. Experts
have been appointed to examine pho
tographs of the remains of the woman
known as Maria Rotellini, who. "killed
herself here in January, 191S, t0 de
termine whether the corpse is that of
Signora Mesones. whose nut'jar.-d, Luis
Ignatius Mesones, Peruvian artist is
h"rJail h6re coarsed witf? Jaurdei'-lnif
Counsel for Mesones has asked that
the experts submit their rt-nort at the
enl.of fifteendayu. declaring that he
wishes to obtain the freedom f Via
cJient as soon as possible