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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-06
PETITION FOR TELEPHONE HEAR.
To the Selectmen of the Town o
SkoWhegan:

To the Selectmen of the Town of
The Somerset Fan mers' Cooperative
Telephone Company, duly incorporate
ed, respectfully petitions for a writ
ten permit to construct its lines upon
and along the highways, streets, and
gan. and for the right to erect with
in said highways all poles, strength
ening structures and supports neces-
sary for the proper construction of its
lines over and through any part or
all of said highways, viz:
First-East Front street. from Main
street to the River road. thence to the
Fairfield Town line.
Second-MiddIe road. from Main
street to the Fairfield Town line.
Third-Main street beginning at the
junction of the Middle road, thence
down the Back road to the Coburn
FourthEBaiIey street, Willow street.
Pine street, Bloomfield street and Nc
Fifth-West Front street to the
Norridgewock Town line.
Sixth-Pennell street Turner avenue
seventh-Mount Pleasant avenue.
Milburn street Oak street. Centre
street Factory street. Free street,
Mechanic street., Hathaway street, and
Eighth-Kennebec street, Dinsmore
street Shirley street and School
street
Thirtieth day of March 1911.
SOMERSET FARMERS CO-OPERA-
TIVE TELEPHONE CO,
BY j. w. PACKARD. President.
Upon the foregoing Petition, it Is
Ordered that Hearing be given
thereon at Selectmens Office in said
Town of Skowhegan, on the 22nd day
of April a. D. 1911. at nine o'clock in
the forenoon, at which time and place
all persons interested therein shall
have fun opportunity to show cause
why the prayer of the said petitioners
should not be granted; and 1t is fur
Their ordered that said Petition, with
this Order thereon shall be published
In the independent Reporter" the
last publication of which shall be at
least fourteen G4) days before the
date of said hearing. 1t Is further
adjudged that no personal notice shall
be given thereon.
r. f. PARKER,
J. II LANCASTER,
HENRY DEMO,
Salectmen of Skowhegan.
Town Clerks Office,
Skowhegan, Maine
Received this Goth day of March A.
y. 1911. and recorded in Book No. XII,
Page 651. of the Town Records OF the
Town Of Skowhegan.
G. NJ. LAMBERT. Town Clerk.
1W-14
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-06

valued member of our lodge,
we, the Boy Scouts of America, make
the following resolutions:
Resolved That we extend our sin
cerest sympathy to parents and
friends of the deceased
Resolved That we send a copy of
these resolutions to the parents.
Resolved That we drape our char
ter for thirty days.
Resolved, That a copy of these re-
solutions be sent to the Indepndent-
Reporter" to be published therein.
Signed
ROLLA T. WILSON.
CHARLIE ]. HILL,
Committee on Resolutions.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-06
ROME,

Mrs. Martha Powers, who died
April 1 in Norridgewock, formerly
lived in Larone. where she had many
friends who were panied to hear OF
her illness and death.
Mrs. Emeline Morse died March 81
In Larone at the home of John Mer-
row, who has been caring for her for
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-06

Il have been somewhat costive, but
Doan's Regulets gave Just the results
the bowels rfectly"-George b.
Krause. 306 Walnut Ave, Altoona, Pa.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-06
Farmers Telephone office, was i'll il

bed Tuesday.
Capt. S. T. Hutchins' Circle, u, A.
R., will observe Appomattox day, Sat
urday afternoon, April 8. The mem
bers of Ruth Head Cragin chapter
are invited to be the guests OF the
Circle. and meet at the hall at 2,3O
o'clock. Each member of the Ladies
Circle is requested to invite one per
son who is eligible to join the q. A
r. After an entertainment, refresh
ments will be served.
Robins and bluebirds have been
seen
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-06
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
who so kindly remembered and as
sisted us in the recent loss of our lit
tie one.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Paine,
Mildred r. Dudley.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-04-28

for h aving
bursted up
the Kit S ap
county ring
of the Re-
publican par
ty, W no in
the language
OF an 0Vou-
ing s h e e t
published in
Seattle, is
up at 'em a.
GAIN" every
time he is
k n O C k e d
down by the
gang. Bryan
is in fact a
S O u t h ern
Democrat of
the ante-bel-
lum type, he
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-04-28

The early spring and late frosts destroyed large
portions of the apple crop east of the Rockies and in
many parts of Colorado What effect this will have
on the selling price of the apple crop of Pacific North
west remains to be seen.-Colfax Gazette.
A man oyer in Skagt county who holds the job OF
civil engineer resents the attempt of the county COM
msioners to him from office with the statement
that he proposes to serve God and man and not the
devil and his followers"and he probably never heard
of Mulligan either-Cle Ellen Echo.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-04-28
PERSONS TALKED ABOUT.

JAMES w. BRYAN, who is pleased to style himself
Republican Insurgent and who gives himself credit
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25

do your duty, but you know one must not lean over backwards in trying to stand up straight. If he is insane, as che evidence shows, his family is enti- tied not to have the stigma of deiIber- ate and premeditated murder placed upon them and the state of sMaSsa- chusetts does not want and cannot af- ford to take the life of an insane n1an.f
 Why Didn't Wife Testify?
 Attorney General Swift's argument was devoted almost entirely to an en- deavor to discredit the contention of the defense that Spencer was legally Irresponsible at the time he killed Miss tempt to attack the testimony of Spen-s cer's mother, whose conduct on the stand, he said, had won the respect of all and he also comp1imented high 1y the young wife, who has remained at the prisoners side throughout the trial. But Mir. Swift took occasion to inquire why the wife had not been placed on the stand to testify in her husbands behalf. He declared that if she had been called she could not have truly testified that Spencer. once found himself at the throat of his child, ap parently about to take it's life, as the defense had claimed
 No Locket, No insanity.
 If it had not been for the finding of Spencer's locket we should never have heard anything aout Spencer's being insane, because he probably would still be at his daily clerical work and continuing his nightly ter rorizing defenseless women the at torney general said in conclusion.
 Asked Instructions.
 After 1 o'clock this Saturday, morning the jurors sent word to Judge Crosby. and it is believed asked for instructions, for the judge sent for the typewriter testimony. Apparently the point WAS g difficult one to solve, for the judge kept the papers long time before returning an answer. The na- ture of the subject on which the jurors sought enlightenment could not be learned.
 Question by Jury.
 Later the jury returned to the court room an dasked regarding the penalty for breaking and entering a dwelling house in the night time. To another question in regard to the degree of murder. the judge replied that they must either bring in a verdict of first degre murder or second degree murder or Of acquittal on the ground of in- sanity.
 Guilty in First Degree.
 Just after three o'clock this morning the jury returned verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
HALLE CLUB DANCE
 GIVEN AT MILLERs
Diamond Brooch Won by Miss Helen
 McGranor

One of their best and most enjoyable dances was siyen by the Halle club on Friday evening at Miller's adacemy, having close to 150 present to partici= pate in the programme of eighteen numbers shown in the pretty souvenir programme with seaSonable cover design enbodying the turkey and the stars and stripes.
 Besides the dancing, a feature of the evening was the awards to be made on the rich iewerly prizes which the club has been offering for some time The awards were conducted at the intermission under direction of James R. Sheridan and Thomas Nor ris, assisted by little Miss Doris Lew is The following were the awards.
 1st-Diamond brooch 2135A, Miss Helen McGr inor. 45 Freeman street Hartford; Pc. scarfDin, 206sB William A. Weedon, 235 West Thames street; 3d, turquoise beads, 1o23D. Miss Nell lie Murphy, 41 West Main street; 4tl, salad fork and spoon, 1471B, Louis Stanton, Westerly, R. l.: 5th, gilt trav- cling clock. 775A, s. Wata; 9th, coral scarfpin. 1303B. F. S. Opie. Westerly R. I.
 The following was the committee successfully arranging for the dance: Miss Benjamin. chaifman, Miss Mary Sheridan, Miss Jennie E<imbalI. Miss f-inea Rydhclm, Miss Carrie Parsons, Mrs John Bowne, Miss Mary Dunder- dale, Miss Alice Stevenson, Miss Lou ise Miner, Miss Jennie Clifford and Miss Beatrice Edmondson Ice cream and fruit punch were served and Sam uel Wilson took the tickets at the door.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
SPENCER GUILTY IN FIRST DEGREE
Jury Reported After Three O'Clock This Morning After Beng Out All Nght-Couns-l Appealed For Ac- quittal Because of Insanity.

Whether Bertrarn G. Spencer shall go 10 the electric chair to pay the penalty of the murder of Miss Martha F. Blackstone. at Springfield, or shall be acquitted on the ground that he was mentally irresponsible, rests with a jury of his peers It was a few min utes before 10 o'clock Friday night when the twelve men filed from the jury Hox- at Spring gsieid. to take up the consideration of the evidence and pre- pare their verdict Judge John C. CTos13 was prepared to receive the verdicr. and awaited the retgrn of the jurynen in his lobby adjoining the court room
 Appeal for Insanity.
 Making a dramatic appeal that the prisoner be pronounced insane, Attor- ney R H StapIeton addressed the jury for two hours in behalf of Spencer on Friday afternoon MT. Stapleton de- voted his arguments to the following
 That we have established certain facts as true that these make out clear defense of insanity and leave no question wha atsoever that the defend ant IS insane and was insane at the time of killing Miss Blackstone: that he did not know right from wrong, and was dominated by an irresistible impulse. and that his insanity was the direct and p-edonlinating cause of his act
 Parallel to pr. Jet<yII and Mir. Hyde.
 After discussing the '-heritance of insanity" the attorney took up Spen- cars own career and likened it to the story of Dr. Jeizyll and Mir Hyde. He took ID the prisoner's deficiencies in edfrc=sfcn and his alleged lack of ca pec1ty to learn. and reviewed the rec ord of S1srsCrFfS outbreaks. The at torney spoke cf the deep effect made on Srencer's mind hy the arrest in PrevideEc- # another man named 1l@rrraFn Spence Tor . ScIies If des- pe-zfe ourslaries- and suggested that this matter disturbed his narrowly de- veinred brain. and Elade If Spencer tns burglar Whu nroke into houses and .rhf.r-f-
 Attacked Dr. Eliiott's TeFtinony.
 Taxing up the alseaists testimony ne raid that nor even the alIenists of fFs commonwealth were abIe te satis- fy themselves that Sfe1eer ssas sane. lt- made s severe attack on 7Dr. Alfred EIiio-r Of inc Bridge water as. lum, who he said. for eight montIs report c1 Spencer insane and then suddenly rrou9anced him sane
 Don't Take Life Of Insane Man.
 Appealing ro the 5pay to return a y~rdi-es of Hot guiftS sss-sause If in sstsis<- A-fcrzses= Sfapietnn said.
 T do net ask ron gentlemen not to
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
Men Furnishings--Sps cial Values for Todd

Mems Working Shirts os blue chambray, cheviot and black and white duck, reg ular price DOC --- SPeciai price today ....-....-..
 Mems Winter Weight Wool Shirts and Drawers. regu- lar price 75o each-Specisl price today ......-...-.-. Mems Golf Caps, in all the newest shapes and mix lures, regular price 50c-- Special price today. ...-.~-.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
RAINFALL IS THE BEST
 IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS. Over Five and a Half Inches Have Fallen in Novcmher-Over an Inch Friday

At 2-s0 o'clock Friday afternoon the gage or the court house showed that .S7 of an inch of rain had fallen up ta that time. and since then enough has fallen ro make il over an inch. That made a total of 5-36 inches up to the lime Of nleasg1 eTnenI for Novenlb Der which is the largest amount for the nsst fcrr years Tn 1907 it was 5.S4 inches for November. but previous to that there was no such rainfall for years \ half inch only is needed to establish d ncw record this month
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
ous.t. of MT. and Mrs. Shields.

Dr. and Mrs. Cronin were guests this week of MT. and Mrs. William H. Shields at their new home on Wash ington street. Mrs. Cronin before her marriage was Miss Lillian IL. Adams, and is the youngest daughter of the l9fe J. Hunt AdAns. MT. Adams who died a number of years ago in New Jersey, was for many years q prom 5nent and influential resident Of Nsr
 wich, and resided in ana owned tho house now occupied by Mf. Shishia.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA s SPECIAL Plain Envelopes

Plain White Envelopes, sallare shape. regrJa1~ price SC price todaya a package
 tMain f1apr)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL
Saturday Candy

Saturday Candy Chocola tes. including Jelly Walnuts. Hilbert Creams, Fig olets, MarsllmaIIow Genesee, Honey Nouga tines and Evan ge1ines, regular price 4Oc- Special price today.
 (Main fioor)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25

Mems Fast Black Cotton
 Half Hose. full seamless,
 regular price 121ac a pair a Special price today. y....--.. 0 Mems Suspenders, with lisIe webbing and calfslzin ends, regular price 25c m pair-Special price today tI Mems Blue Denim OveralIs, good, heavy weight, regular
 price soc a pair-SPecial XU price today ........-.-. "
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
Given Surprise Pnrty.

A dozen friends gave Peter Hansen a surprise party on Friday evening at his home al No. ls2 School street in observance of his birthday. Games apd music made the evening pass pIeasaAt- ix. and rnfzee9fs wsrs ssrvse
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL. Fienetitched Scarfs

Size 1Sx50. Hemstitched Scarfs, embroidered in neat de- signs-Speciai price today
 (Linen Department)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Ef.-t- aaL

Best quality Engliah AstMliY striped iD black nDd napY pfi ~alRo aA-ineh all wool mixed &nitffg, tcau f &l.50- Special prics tocry
 Glain fgyri
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA 3RE cI Drcss Gln l.rnrn

Red Soul Zerhr Olugh lINt 10 to 2O-ynrd lea1 fsf ff stripes, eheckr IlHida hud plain colorH. regu ar lIlep f-9Lt ttn Special prlce today ,..,.+-. Df&
 tiasemfbD
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
Rev. c. H Rickstts Named.

At the state conference of Congrega- tienaI churches held at Danbury this week Rev. C. H. Ricketts was ami ro1S'v recommended on the state representation in the co I1oraIe mem bership of the American board of For iEM afisSicns-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Collar Supporters

Slip-out Collar Supporters, four on a card, regular price 5c-SpeciaI price today a card
 (Main fioor)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Wor1en's Hosiery

Women's- Imported Hosiery, black with split feet, regular price 3z 12c pair-Specisf price today
 (Main f1oor)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
HAVE YOU TRIED PAxTINE
The Great Teiiet Gernsicide !?


 You Son't haxe To pay soc Or si-eo a pint for listerian antlsePtles or per oxi5c- You can make 1s pints -ef a mcre cleansing. germicidal. healing and deodorizing antiseptic solution ~ trh c-e s5c box If Paxti1e-a soiU- o.r zrris optic powder. obtainable at any drug store.
 FsxIne destroys germs that cause dsse-se- decay and odors-that IS why 4 k ne best lneuth wash and gar Ee. and why 1t pnrifies the breath. clea-ses aEe preserves the tscth bef- fer rlssn ordinary dantifrices. and m E-r-ge Hzthing II completely eradi : e11eE spiration AnE other disa agree &rie tc6y odors- Every dainty woEn- CT srEFsefa tes this and it's many other f-sser and hyFsenic uses.
 PExiine x splendid for sore threat, in fla m ed es7es and to purify mouth and breath after snsking- You can get Daxfsne- Toilet Antiseptic at any drag store price 3sc and soc. or by maj pnsrr paid from The Faxtine Tei- let re. Boston Mass who will send y~n a free sample if you would like tn try 1t sefpre buying
 ,. F. Parker. 2e21 No. 1euh st, Ft. Smith. Ark says that he Had taken rrszffy kinds of kidney medicine. but did not get better until he took Foley Kidney Pills No matter how long you hare had kidney trouble. you will find quick and permanent beneht by the ssss s~ E s.,sa .aal,s al1 Fl Z k2s 4sus EYE F. ''A
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL wor,an,e E40es@r1<

Women's Imported Hosiery, black with split feet, heavy weight, regular price 2Jc a pair-SpeciaI price today
 (Main hoor)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25

Holiday will be
 selection Christmas that assembled We general invitation Holiday today splendid
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Stann ped Waists

Stamped .Noile Waists with iSimona sleeves, m a t rial enough for any size eists- Special price today ..
 (Art Department)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL

Baby Bonnets, hand made, of Irish Crochet Lace, assorted patterns-Special price today
 (Art Department)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
Mems Trousers
 4 SPECIAL SALE

50 pairs of Mems Trous- ers-gray, with neat hair line stripe-these are reg ular s2.00 Trousers at..-
 100 pairs of Mems Trous- CTS, of fine quality worsted and cessirnere, the sample lines of a prominent New York manufacturer-these are regular $3.5o and s4.oo Trousers at ............
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Roioeland Efaarn

Robeland Fleece RobelHnd Fleece, for Bath Robes, kimonos, Etc, extra heavy material, with figured and noral designs. some bor- dered, regular price 25c- Special price today.
 CBasement)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL

l1enstitohed Squares Size 30x30. Henstitohed Squares to match Scarfs,- Special price today. .,.- -~~-...,-s
 (Linen Department)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL

Drummers' samples of Lace Bands. All-overs, Etc, all good lengths, principally .one of d kind-Special price today each ..---.-...
 (Main foor)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL WooInap Blankets

Size 11-4 White and Gray Woolnap Blankets, beautiful wool finish, regular price 5aD&sS | g&& a pslr-SpeoiaI price todaJt~s-s A $1~'
 (BaseMenN1
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25

EXTRA SPECIAL
 ScaIloped Searfs Size 1sxb0s Hemetitched and Scalloped Scarfs, embroidered, with edgings and inRertings of lace, regular price z5c-Speoial price today ...-.--...-.......~
 (Linen Department)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
TnnAV will he the Last 1OUAI Day of tho Toilet Goods Sale. Re sure and attend.

IOUAY Day of of ths Toilet Goods Sale. Rs sure and attend. s--~-~~~~~~~s~m~-~~~ua~a '---~-------~--~~-------- -H-a--.--.,'ti
 EXTRA SPECIAL
 English Mohair Best quality Engliah MtAat. striped in black aDd nnNY rpi ~~aiEo a4-lneh all wool mixed &uititg. tcaW M.5o- Special price toccy tAain fsr
 EXTRA 3PEcI'L
 press con lsre Red Seal Zerbr gluga .ias 10 to 20-yard lea 'se fe stripes, check. Ilaida nud plain eolorH regua ar lTiep f-}Lt tt1 Special price today -,.ts,+- Dt@
 Hiasem'nD
 EXTRA SPECIAL
 Robeland Fleece RobelHnd Fleece, for Bath Robes, kmonos, Etc, extra heavy material with figured and floral designs, some bor- dered, regular price 25c- IOc Special price today. y....,...... JA-5
 (BasemenD
 EXTRA SPECIAL 4
 tsmstitched searfs Size lsx5G. Hemstitohed Scarfs. embroidered in neat de- 0E signs-SpeciRi price today. ZOG
 (Iinen Dena rtFpenft EXTRA SPECIAL
 Hemstitohed Squares .f Size 30x30. Hemstitohed Squares to match Scarfs,-. 1Fi Special price today. .~- -~~~...,-s GCGs
 (Linen Department Y
 FTI EXTRA SPECIAL / gi
 ScaIloped 3earfs Size 1sx50. Hemetitched and Scaiioped Scarfs, embroidered. with edgings and inaertings of ,sgs; s@is. 'ssSlsr sssss Drle. s:s-ss.s'sl 49c
 (Linen Departmen)
 Jfgs
 EXTRA SPECIAL E/
 Linen Searfs Size 1sx54, Hemstitched, Irish / Linen Scarfs, embroidered, reg ular price aL50-SpeciaI pFio@9R ksNni
 (Idnen Department1
 EXTRA SPECIAL
 Linen Squares Size 3oxs0, Hemstirched Irish Linen Squares to match Scarfs, regular price Sl.B0-SpeoiaF-eA m price teday -.-~-..-~s-.... =. arF AeWW
 d.inen DepsrtmentJ
 EXTRA SPECIAL
 Bieaehed sheetina Yard wide Fruit of the Loom Bleached Sheeting- o. Special price today. uA Only 20 yards to a custpmer CBasemen) EXTRA SPECIAL BIeaehsd Sheets Size 72xe0 Bleachad Sheets. with center welded seam D0~ Special price today GJF@
 (BasemenJ
 N
 EXTRA SPECIAL F
 Seamless Sheets Size aaxeo, Seamless Sheets, subject to slight mill stains. regular price s5c-SpeeiRl price EEr today ..--.ss..s...s.sa..- S%@l
 (BasemenD
 EXTRA SPECIAL lE
 Woolnap Blankets Size 11-4 White and Gray Woolnap Blankets, beautiful wool finish, regular price 1a.DNaS | AIM a pslr-speoial prios' toda|fvs-s \ S4~'
 (Basement1
 EXTRA SPECIAL
 Plaid Blar<sts 90. pairs of Plaid Blankets, strictly adI wool in @ variety or handsome color combinations, regular price Sg.50 a pair eA 2ai Special price today. .-...~sss P~eu@F
 (BaSement)
 EXTRA SPECIAL
 Bed Comfortable Size 72x7s. Bed Comfortables, cotton filling, sattasn and silk oline covering, regtNar pFioo E& s2oo-Special price teday..... ~A'V~
 (BaaenenD
 EXTRA SPECIAL
 Yard Wide Silkolins Yard-wide Silltoline for Com fortableE and Dfapery purposes, regular price 12tsc yard rI Special price today ,..",,,.,,
 CThird noor)
 EXTRA SPECIAL
 Window Shades Opaque WinuW' HIan ~ rompietr with lYtWHF, Neni aaI0ssa F-er'Wr lriDD r'r speeial price today ...,.,r.,r'
 Cyb! q fcDp Exrs y:c
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Won1en's Umbrellas

Wonen's Umbrellas. size 26- inch Union Taffeta Covering, long mission handles, regular n price $2.50-Special price today sA'
 (Main fioer)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Eo,rn+air Pens

Fountain Pens Guaranteed Fountain Pens, gold pen points, plain and fancy pens, regular price $1.0O Special price today ....--..
 (AIain ffoor)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL

FIX RIA SPECIAL
 Lace Collars Venise Lace Collars for coats and waists, black, cream and ecru, regular prices 25c and 39c-Special price today.
 (Main fioor)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Writina Paner

French Twill Writing Paper. AS sheets and envelopes to match to box, regular price 25c Special price today a box
 (Main ffoor)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
ExTRA SPECIAL

Scarfs and Squares B at e nsb,erg Scarfs and $ guar e S., with hand drawn linen centers. sizes 18x54 and 30x30-SpeciaI price today
 (Art Department
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL BIeaehed Snaets

Size 72xg0 Bleachad Sheets, with center welded seam 5pecisI price today.
 (Basement)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Bed comfertablss

Size 72x7s. Bed Comfortables, cotton filling. sattesn and silk oline covering, reBWar pEfoo &N s2.oo- Special price taday,.... PA'N~
 (Baaenent)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL

EXTRA SPECIAL F Linen Squares Size 3ox30, Hemstitched Irish Linen Squares to match Scarfs, regular price S1.B0-SpeoiaF-eS MN price teddy ...-........... O.. =. s~N N1sOU
 Q-inen Dep0rtmentD
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Plaid Rlmpk@ts

30 pairs of Plaid Blankets, strictly all wool, fin a variety Of handsome color combinations, regular price ss.b0 a paits-se A @ Special price today. .....~sss @~tu@
 (Basement)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25

EXTRA SPECIAL
 Wonnen's Neckwear Rosebud .;Jabots, all hand work, the very latest idea in Neckwear-SPeciaI price today
 (Main hoor)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25

EXTRA SPECIAL
 Seamless Sheets Size aaxeo, Seamless Sheets, subject to slight Hill stains, regular price s5c-SpeeiRl price today ......s............---..
 (Basement)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25

EXTRA SPECIAL
 BIeaohed Shooting Yard wide, Fruit of the Loom Bleached Sheeting- Special price today. sn Only 20 yards to a custpmer
 (BaEement)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-25
EXTRA SPECIAL Linen Searfs

Size 1sx54, Hemstitched, Irish Linen Scarfs, embroidered, reg ular price 'sL50-SpaciaI pFio@aR ksMn today s-~--.s---S.s-e-@ ~s ~a-aaS Et1fg
 (Linen Department1