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New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

AN OPEN LITTER
TO THE statesmen
OF GREATER NEW YORK
Are you entirely satisfied with your
present business connection?
Is It yielding you the income your
EFFORT and ability entite you to?
And how about the future? Is there
the op6poortunity 6oG for you to develop into
If you cannot answer YES to these
snree en- rquestions. II you feel that you
position. then this advertisement car
your sales experience has been.
We are MANUFACTURING COR
product, protected by patent process
the AUTOMOTIVE industry from an
economic standpoint as the Bessemer
process is to the steel industry.
for. number Of live-wire statesmen,
who are looking for Job which they
can make their lifes work - where
they can virtually get into business
for themselves.
IL you are such a man we will give
you the opportunity of making more
money during the next six months than
YOU ever made before. and after that
II your work has been satisfactory. you
may step into a PERMANENT POSI-
TION in our merchandising depart
ment as district sales manager on a
basis OF remuneration which will insure
your financial independence during the
remainder Of your active business life.
Right now we are increasing our
manufacturing facilities and are look
Ing for young men who are ambitious
to make a future for themselves. and
who are willing to help us In securing
the additional capital which we re-
Cuire for busine 50 and plant expansion.
by calling on Motorists In New York
and vicinity (with cards Of introduce
tion) and inviting subscriptions to our
offering of go Cumulative Preferred
Stock. with Common Stock bonus.
who have never sold share Of stock in
their lives before, are now earning on
commission basis from 500 to $3.50 a
week and more; so do not hesitate be-
cause of lack OF experience in this par
ticular line Of work; we will help you
TO make a success OF fright from
the start-and your success will not
only mean money in your pocket but
will prepare you for a PERMANENT
FUTURE.
You would like to know more about
this opportunity. wouldn't you? Then
come to the 11th floor of the Buckley
Newhall Building Alst Street and 9Th
Avenue). New York. any day this week
after II a. m. and ask for Mr.. Estes.
y on Will see of the finest sales
organizations in New York city.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
SURROGATES' NOTICES

TOWNSEND. AMY-1N PURsUANC,n or
an order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan.
a Hurrogate of the County of New york
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
Of the County of New York. deceas ased. to
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber. at place OF transacting
business Of Taylor. Jackson Brophy &
Nash. attorneys for the executors, at 20
Pine Street, In tho City Of New York. on
or before tho 18TH day OF October ncxt
Dated New York. the 18th day OF April
ISAAC TOWNSEND.
HENRY r. WINTHROP
TAYLOR. JACKSON, BROPIIY & NASH
Attorneys for Executors, 80 Pine
Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

YOUNG man, willing worker
good chance for advancement
to right party. Brand, 1141
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John y. Cohalan a Surro- j.
gate or the County OF New York. NOTICE
claims against Ludwig Sutro late of the
County OF New York. deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers at their place of transactin,
business at the office of Sutro e. Wright,
NO. 233 broadway. In the CITY, of New
ber next.
Dated. New York. tho 18th day OF April
LILLY SuTRO.
FREDERICK c. SUTRO
SUTRO s. WRIGHT. Attorneys for Ex.
eCutOrA
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY BOUGHT
chased. BENNETT. 175 Broadway. upst ARA
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

CAMPBELL. AIMEE NJ. s. r. J. LaF. L.
In pursuance of order of Honorable
John =. Cohalan, Surrogate of the Coun-
~ Of New York. NOTICE is hereby given
to all persons having claims against
Aimee NJ S. T. !. LaF. l.. Campbell, late
of the County Of New York. decea sed 70
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber. at place OF transacting
business at the offices OF Taylor Jack-
son. Brophy & Nash. attorneys at 30 Pine
Street In the City OF New York. on or be-
fore the 18th day OF October next
Dated. New York. :he 13th day of April.
FREDERICK s. WHITwEr1,.
Executor.
TAYLOR, JACKSON. BROPHY &
NASH. Attorneys for the Executor, 80
Pine Street. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

YOUNG MEN. 1913 years. with st least two
years high school or preparatory school
e1yancsmsnf: salary To sfsrt tt4 per wsek
Com!nsrcfAk Casualty Insurance CO.. l2e
Wul1A@ St. alky.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
PIANOS

Heid Tor the account OF the following n.,4,..
concerned: WILLIAM WILSON ank nW
AhoHER LESLIE HOOD, all being now
stored stored In said Columbus Storage Warehouse
Inc pianos will be exhibition at the i'm.
and place of sale and on The dav nrac.,, d.
each day of sale. ~e'S
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
62-G4 West 134th St
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE PULLMAN COMPANY.

Dividend No. c13
A quarterly dividend of two dollars Der
share will be paid May 18th. 1920 to stock
holders OF record a close Of business April
80, 1920. J. f. KANE, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

STENOGRAPHERS WANTED
BY LARGE JEWISH OR
GANIZATION FOR SERV-
ICE ABROAD. KNOWLEDGE
OF FRENCH AND POLISH
ESSENTIAL. SEND FULL
P A r TICUL AIRS. B-9O8,
TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
BOYS

Several Intelligent boys to work
IN mailing department of large cor
roration; good working conditions
and chance for advancement. Apply
Remington Typewriter Co., Mr..
Pereival. 374 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

Furniture Wanted

BIG BARGA1N.-New and used wardrobe
t-nnks sos Sixth ave-. bet. 3oth-s1st sta
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

BOoKKEEPER:s ASSISTANT AND TYP
IST FOR LARGE CLOTHING HOUSE;
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. PHIL
WALCOFF & CO., INC, sos BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

GIRLS WANTED
$500 A WEEK To
START
Positions open
in several
departments
No experience required.
Rapid advancement.
Permanent work.
48 hours or less a week.
Earnings of $500 to
$4,000 a MONTH soon
reached.
1900 GIRLS
Have been employed
since January 1st.
MANY MORE
will be employed in the
llcHC Lew weeks.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES:
1853 Broadway, Manhattan.
A. M. to P. M.
81 Willoughby ST.. Brooklyn.
Il block from Hoyt st. subway statisn).
A. NJ to p. n
Above offices also opsn
Saturdays to P. M.
sundays P. M. to P. NJ
lS6 Broadway, Manhattan.
N w. Corner Of Dey st..
A. NJ TO 8 P. N.
1886 Broadway, Brooklyn,
near Gates Ave. IL" Station)
A. M. to P. NJ
or telephone
MADISON SQUARE 1900
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
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Machinery Wanted

GELATIN PRINTING PRESS.
must be in first class condition
and take q sheet size 22x2S or
larger. Foreign made press pre-
ferred. Write. stating price. con-
dition and any other information
OF interest. to Box 20. 314 Kinney
Building, Newark. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

tiQues pianos. brio -brac bookA Art.
etc. GABAY, So University Place. Phon.
Stuyvesant 2377.
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Rugs
Typewriters
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Musical

WANTED grand piano In some ones
home for practice. Olga Bowman, SOS West
115th St, Morningside 3673.
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CLERKS WANTED

METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY
SHORT HOURS
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
FREE LUNCHEONS. PROVIDED
FREE INSTRUCTION IN TYPEWR1TING
STENOGRAPHY AND DICTAPHONE
OPERATING
APPLY BETWEEN AND 4:30 O'CLOCK
ROOM 5n33. MADISON AVENUE.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
INSTRUCTION
The United States School
SECRETARIES

S42.SA Fifth Ave. (l5th ST. The oldest
and pre-eminently tho most successful.
Prepares for and obtains excellent secre-
tarial positions Write for Catalog A.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

TRAVELLING representative. we'll known
Christian Arm; must have good education
In marketing and advertising work or good
selling experience: aged 2335, Apply 9-l2
a. m. Robt. II. 1ngersoll, 315 Fourth ave.
WANTED.-Errand boy to make himself
generally useful in factory: good oppor-
tunity to right party; must have excellent
reference. sybil Waist Co. sol Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
HELP WANTED MALE

ARTIST RETOUcHER on ms
chanical subjects. Call with
samples. Industrial Press. t48
Lafayette ST.. near Canal. Mr..
Conyes.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

SALESMAN thoroughly experienced; pile
fabric plush coat men for Ohio. Indiana
Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa.
Kansas. Arkansas and Missouri: men with
following only need apply; commission. =.
Hutner & Co., 4S West 25th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

16sTH ST, S61.-Bright. sunny front room !;
southern exposure; accessible to Lex
ington and Seventh ave- subway; reason
able: references.
SINGLE ROOM, adjoining bath: restricted
elevator apartment: private family: CO.
luinbia University section: references re-
quired. Phone 1877 Cathedral.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21
furnished Apartments
Lost, Found and Reward
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

AAONDFESS wishes hamper work. Writ,
1or interview. L. Moore, 143 W. 143d.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-21

LEARN OXYACETYLEND WELDING
Great demand fo- trained men, Eight
weeks course. Glass now forming.
Esd ST. Y. NJ. C. A., els West 23d ST.. N. 7.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
HUMOR OF HE DAY

Mistress-whst wages do yos sI- pect.
 New Maid-;3e a month and taHku al please. fsn a month and ! i-u haf 1 see SIoo a month and ] ktep iny m9-fh shut.-Judge.
 .what kind of a feUoE is smithf- asked Brown.
 He is :hs kind Of fciloT vho spends half his iine making pr9nis.s aal ths o'her half making excuses il- hre4k.nz nis promises replied J5l-a----Llclatat Enquirsr.
 According 10 a trade journal the istss. fashion in umbrellas 6 a pigeons hese carved on the tsndie- This. we under stand Is the first sep toward a really reliable looming umbrellA-Punch. Lon don.
 This srnisss man can pick u5 Biaf with his toes
 That's nothing" -NothinEz''
 NO: I know girl zho esu pick Ep man with her eyss. "-Fl5rida Iiirer- Union.
 Lady Cto apple vender) -Two of the apples you sold me yesterday were rotten. was going 10 take them along 70 lno@ you. but for got--
 Apple vender polnelyt-Dossu't mat ter ma'sn: your word is az good ss the appies.-Exchange.
 Don't you like 70 hear Inc Eiad whistling around tne house father
 T don't care abogt t plFiicllariy' daughter"
 "oh. pshaw :"
 But. as between h-srtnr fhs E7d whistle and that fat headed young pin- son honkir- his automobile horn for you Id come out. I'd infinitely prefer the wind. d."-BirminEhzm Age-Herald-
 Re,or,er-whst psrt Of ths ronvsntioa al Frisco did you enjoy the mosi' Dslegate-The detour throuEh cz1acA- New York Post. Professor-what is denfisfyf student-I can't define G. but ] eB give a good Illustration Professor-The Illustration is Food- sii down.-science and invention aAr. you sure thsi you like him ~en .-,,,.b ,o ,rsn. him for a hushand-- "T wouldn't say quite that Brt I a, feel that I like him well enough 70 van. 10 give him a trisL"-Dstroit FT-s Press. A, Ans-tr,r -h. rc'orrd fh-11rr ireland t.lls of seeing ihis rsnuine Ira bull on a tombsons 10 kiikeel' .Uere lie the remains of I0nNs Nichols. ,xho died in Philadelphia N.-ra. 1753. Had he lived he would naFe oe
 hurried here."-Bosion Trznscripf wat are you cutting cut of n'
 papert" ., A.. About a man getting oiFoT cause hi. wife went throuEh hs p'o..
 "w-hat are you going 70 % Niin
 "Pu it in my pocket -Ariief ~
 zion Weekly.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

wonnen's arms arg said 10 oe rraNs longer owing 10 thtir taking pan sports.
 The newest vault protection derics- irI hanks and such institutions has aH @l- nnatio door closer which will trar 2 sses vino might gain access to tbese stor~&S places
 wonen were the recipients of larrs number of the awards given last year ns in. Royal Life Saving society Of 'Tes. Britain for ability in saving the hNo o- persons in danger Of droTninE.
 Miss A. Viola Smith. who has been ap- poiuted secretary of the American com mercial attzche in Pekinr. is said 70 70 inc first woman to hold an oficial post n the foreign trade service Of the Lnltea States.
 It has been estimated that there gre s.O 900 900 acres Of peat ir the lniied States available for fuel and indrsiriai purposes IL is asserted that with the use of up-to-dste machinery the peat ca hs prepared for the market al A cost of VI a ton.
 Nineteen years ago q Virginia ciTh war veteran. then 57 years old. hllfd olt an application blank asking for 4anis- sion to the Lee Camp Soldiers home 70 | Richmond. Now he has apparently dc- cided 10 enter the home, since the arpli- cation blank recer tly was received by tno board of visitors. According to the census taken on Jan. | 51. 1920, Austria in Its present ierritorlal | limits has a population of sesl.ft". I Compared with the corresponding figure for 1910. the census of 1890 shoVk los of 227 ,20s. or 2.s per cent The city of Vienna alone, with population of i.b4-.- oo5 in 1910, shows loss Of lss.iss. or s.3 per cent
 Lady Diana Manners. who has si=ned . contract to appear in series Of motion pictures is the youngest Of a trio of fs- Im-us and talented beauties-dau=httr Of the DIke of Rutland Before he succeed ed to the dukedom. her father. then Cap tain John Manners. spent year or more in America with his family. and the old est of the three daughters was born while the family was living at Las Vegas IN. N.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
A. HIN1rR RKrEnY.

The rain on the scattered leaves The rnysticaily dim refraln. My heart leaps 10 it. 1 near the feet Of Fairy charger. And Fancy spreads her rsiabos lnEL What though the Birds have no~n sosth-
 warug Can I not share their flight N hat is necter than a ufrdm. If the rzinoropE turn to snow [ can still go z-m4ying- Ay.
 M nen the snownakcE nlutciy noat I need not bld farewell fo Jo. Lo, el.nesS is every where.
 Ton Elm.
 With tWiglets hn eaEainsi ihs skYi Who cou.d behold iairsr Aigu
 What zrtist could ilfrn
 In the sunsets biush2
 Could the glory Of June surp2as iL frost-tpped, l Beneath the Noon2 | No gift can be greater Than just the gift Co see To sec and hear each sound ard f-Nt 1 By Nature made to give man ! Jcv.
 Who would O, Heaven be nlurt ltlrn ! How 10 be biest h Below:
 Who cannot find suEht of true hlas Il On earth l Cannot be happy | Above.
 Samuel Minturn Peek. fn Eoficn Tran script
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
POETRY
cN-

CN. Last night when we were al tea ta- ht1ie fellow Ezid. Paw, ~aat sie all those I,-e.----s lid beneath yo4I Dl- almost c-.okla uSOn my food. and motner simply sni4ca, As thcusn 10 e-ay 1st 2 .f-nE1s lp very knowing chila- He's waiting for me zt Inc door uAez I get home at In-hL 1 try 10 sneak snto the house and rct turn on tbe Light And get upstairs bs4ore don my oFcr- coat nat. But be is Jonnny on the spot Nth FsTs oh, what ls that He's eye.nr me suspiciouxly. really ihlah he tries With al his youthful zrtfulne1s to tzke me by surprise. He hasn't intimzted set that he AiA found us out, Dut eyes and ears are open vide ~bea- ever we're about I spelled phrase 10 rnother once. a11 then he promptly sad. T guess it's tune nov, Nav. Tor nc 70 70 upstairs 10 bed. An l suppose that you an Paw VII tax out when I'm gone Id make an affidavit that the lfLe ras~ calls on-
 Detroit Free FreEA
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18

avenue, is improving and is able to sit up few hours daily.
 J. F. Ableman, inspector on the new state road, was visitor in Marlboro Thursday.
 Mrs SeIden P Sears was a visitor in Hartford Thursday
 MT. and Mrs. William F. Elwood were
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
COLCHESTER

'. O. Brown butehered two hogs Wed nssdsy that weighed 47b and 41S pounds. the largest butchered In town this season.
 Mss Annie Smith. Miss Eileen Sullivan and Esz Elizabeth, teachers in the sehooas- in the Ekzt @stxict, .vere@wsiting
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18

calling on friends in Middletovn Thurs day
 P. E. Baker was the guest of his sons in New Britain Thursday. Wooster lodge, F. and A. M, held q meeting in Masonic hall Friday evening
 Mrs. Belle Allen has returned after sey
 eral weeks visit with her daughter 1T
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
schools in Essex Wednesday.

schools in Essex Wednesday.
 Mrs. Isaac Gillette and son Claude have returned from Boston. where the young man underwent a successful operation.
 M. F. Ryan of New London was in town Thursday
 Rev. B. D. Remington, who has been seriously Nj at his homo on Linwood
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18

Bristol.
 Edward Payne has returned to his home at Mrs. C. E. Staples after weeks visit with relatives in Middletown.
 S. II. Kellogg of New Britain was in town Friday.
 Warren Hungerford of Miliington was 2 Colchester visitor Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Unselved Mystery.

We can't understand why esss should be so expensive when there 1. to be so little Christmas eggnog.- Houston Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Information Withheld.

What difference does it make nor cheap hogs on the hoof are if pork or the counter knows nothing about it?- ;'ittsubrgh Dispatch.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Silk Department

s75O BARONET SATIN This is the genuine Duplan make, is 40 inches wide, and one of the most desirable skirtings ever WOW en. The colors are old rose, pink. turquoise, Copenhagen and orchid
 SPECIAL PRICE s2.ss
 s4.O0 SILK SHIRTINGS These Silks are a superior quality and about the handsomest we have ever seen. All fancy stripe patterns in exquisite colorings. Make your man some new Shirts for Christ
 SPECIAL $1.ea
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18

The hypocrite prays cream and acts skimmAA milk.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18

Happy s the bride the diamond sun bursts on.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Stationery Department

Stationery Department GIFT MERCHANDISE
 SPECIALLY PRICED MoNTRoSE LINEN SPECIAL 3se A BOX
 ABERDARE LINEN SPECIAL. sse A BOX
 HIGHLAND LINEN SPECIAL 49e A BOX
 AUTOCRAT LINEN SPECIAL s5e A BOX ABERDEEN LINEN IN BOXES Four good colors in each box, reg ular price SEQ
 SPECIAL ses EATON, CRANE & FIXES
 PAPERS A special box for gift purposes, containing four quires of paper, with envelopes to match. Your choice of six colors, regular price
 SPECIAL ees
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Linings

ECONOMY SILK Just the thing for the Christmas fancy work. A pretty silk and cot ton mixture, light in weight and strong. We have'it in all colors and black. Value SIPS yard
 SPECIAL 75e
 ssc SATINES In all colors and black. Yard wide
 SPECIAL 55e
 31.oe SATINES The best quality yard-wide Satine we carry. A good assortment of colors carried
 SPECIAL sA
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Lace and Embroidery Opt

y 'TISN'T TOO. LATE YET To MAKE A DAINTY CAMIsoLE OR
 CORSET COVER. WIDE CAMISoLE LACES Were formerly 2sc a yard
 SPECIAL 1se CORSET COVER EMBRoIDERIEs Regular 3sc and 45c qualities which are 14 inches wide
 SPECIAL 20 COLLAR POINTS Georgette or Venise Point Laces which we have been selling for 75c and s5c-
 SPECIAL 5os
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
BUY TODAY
Gifts for the Housekeeper

FANCY TURKISH TOWELS MAKE MIGHTY ATTRACTIVE
 GIFTS Here's a regular T5c value
 SPECIAL 42e t7.5o BEACON BED BLANKETS Heavy, full-size Blankets of well known Beacon quality
 SPECIAL s4.ss
 PBQUoT SHEETS Size s1 by go. Were $500 apiece
 SPECIAL s2.is PEQUoT PILLOW CASES Size 45 by 3s 1-2. Were s5c-
 SPECIAL 5se .sc BLEACHED DoMEy
 FLANNEL
 SPECIAL 3ss
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Ribbon Department

CHILDREN'S HAIR BOW
 RIBBONS Six-inch Ribbon with. fancy satin stripe, in pink, blue, red and green. Regular price 45c a yard
 SPECIAL 2se soc CAMISOLE RIBBONS All the desirable shades. Former price 50c a yard
 SPECIAL 3sL
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Dress Goods Department

.2.5o STORM SERGES Medium and dark navy Serge, all sponged and shrunk. Width 42 inches
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
SPECIAL $1.7s

SKIRTING PLAIDS Give her handsome Skirt Pat tern. We have this .e0o Skirting in eight handsome color combina- tions-
 SPECIAL $5.ss
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
kitchenware Department

kitchenware Department
 GIVE HER AN ELEVEN PIECE SET OF
 GLAsRAK The wonderful glass which may he used in the oven or on the stove just like metal dishes.
 THE SET CONTAINS Custard Cups Casserole 1 Bread Pan i Pie Plate
 1 Utility Dish
 Regular Price s4.5o
 SPECIAL $s.7s s7.50 JAPANNED OIL HEATERS
 SPECIAL $5.ss
 ;S.5o NICKEL TRIMMED
 HEATERS
 SPECIAL $eSs
 ETCHED TUMBLERS Lead blown Plumbers in five goed patterns. Worth $250-
 SPECIAL $t.ss PLAIN THIN BLOWN TUMBLERs Which have been selling for s1.eo dozen SPECIAL 79e LENOX SOAP-was Sc Cake SPECIAL 6e
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Muslin u-==erwear Dept

Muslin Il-zsrwear Dept PHILIPPINE EMBROIDERED
 NIGHT ROBES We intended to sell these for 34.9S, but for this one day we will make a great concession. All are low neck and sleeveless
 SPECIAL $3.sS
 s3.9S NIGHT ROBES A large assortment of very dainty Night Robes which are suitable for Christmas gifts
 SPECIAL s2ea PINK VOILE CAMISOLES These are regular ;1.5O values and are most attractive little garments
 SPECIAL soc
 ENVELOPE CHEMISE All of our regular s2.50 and s2.9S garments of excellent quality, and many pretty designs are specially priced for today
 SPECIAL $2.oe
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Notion Department

 IN SUITABLE coLoRlNes FOR
 CHRISTMAS GIFTS Regular Price 5Oc-Speeial 42c Regular Price esc-SpeciaI 7ee Regular Price S1.25-SpeciaI 9sc Regular Price s15O-SpeciaI SIPS Regular Price s1.75-speciaI s1.49 Regular Price ;1.ss-speciaI $t.6s Regular Price s2.25-speciaI s1.ss Regular Price s2.5O-special s2.1e Regular Price s29s-speeisl s2.4o SWEET GRASS NOVELTIES FANCY LINED SWEET GRASS
 BASKETS
 Value s29s-S Special S2.25
 Value sS.ss-speeisI S3.25
 SWEET GRASS SHOPPING
 BASKETS
 Value s25o-speeiaI s1.ea
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-26

EI n1ejor caro-, que ha demostrado
su superior merito por medic de prue-
bas en- eel viaje a traves del continente'
hacienda a TN lado todos los records
anteriores. Is sin duda alguna el me-
jor entire todos los AUTOMOBILES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-07
COTTON MARKET
 VERY UNSETTLED IN NEW YORK TRADING
General List Closed Easy, Net 10 Points Lower to 1 Point Higher Than
 Thursdays Finals
sy Anoe,at,d Pres.

New York. February 6.-Continued ner- yousness of foreign trade conditions was reflected. in the unsettled and very irreg- uIar ruling of the cotton market to- day. May sold up to s2 soc. or 10 points net higher. early, but later broke to q 97c. and after rally to g.. sc. closing al s2s5c, with the general list closing easy. net 10 points lower to point higher.
 The opening was steady at a decline of Ia points to an advance of S4 points. Houses with Liverpool connections were big buyers right after the call, presum- ably to undo straddles. and there was ac- tive covering on the early advance in ex- change and stronger opening of the stock market. The Liverpool buying stopped after the close abroad, however, while the demand otherwise was believed to be mostly covering by local ore Wall street shorts, and the market turned easier dur ing the middle of the day owing to the renewed weakness in foreign exchange and break in the stock market, There was also selling on reports that spots were offered more freely in the southwest, and for a time during the early afternoon the market broke rapidly. March sold off rom &.12c. the early high level, to 34 25c and July from 20 90c to a00Sc, max ing a net decline of S to 90 points on the old crop months, while new crop positions showed net losses of g to S2 points. Ral- lies of 70 to 65 points followed on renewed covering and a firmer turn in the stock market, but were not maintained. and there was heavy New Orleans selling to- ward the close.
 London advices published this morning claimed that one importer had shipped @oo bales of cotton back for resale in Aner- ican markets. but private cables from Liverpool said that withdrawal or British buyers would be only temporary. and that Englands purchases would be fully up to the productive capacity or the p,ills Exports today, 4l'aS bales' making 5.ao9, ,504 so far this season
 Port receipts, 2s,oT United States port stocks L 402 19O