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The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-24

]. E. Lamm, who lives west of Mena, near the Shady Grove school house, was brought to the courthouse Friday and given a hearing for his sanity. His wife informed the officials that Mir. Lamm suffered at times from a desire 10 commit violence and had threatened her life. Following an ex- animation 1t was decided to commit the unfortunate man to the state hos pital and Judge Finger ordered this done The family came here from Colorado about year ago.
 Miss Beulah Salyers was forced to give up her work in the office of The Star Thursday evening and accompan- jed by her mother, Mrs. A. M. Salyers, and Dr. B. H Hawkins, left on the early morning train Friday for Texar- kama, where it is expected an operation will be performed at once for appendi- citis and other troubles. A phone mes sage from Texarkana later in the morning stated the operation had been performed and was success in every way
 E. E. Mcdonald and son of Ida, Ok, were Mena visitors Saturday. Mir. Me Donald had started from home Friday withs the intention of bringing cotton to the Mena market. By the time Hatfield was reached the snow had be- come so heavy the teams and vehicles were left there and father and son came on to Mena by rail to look after business matters Mir. Mcdonald stated Saturday that he had lived in this section nearly all his life and could not recall time when there had
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-24

MT and Mrs. J M. Broyles, parents of c. W. Broyles, county farm agent, have moved from Texal kama to Mena to make their home with their son. Until they find a residence they will be quartered at Hotel Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-24

MT. and Mrs. W. F. Heard of Oden, who had been waiting in Mena for the arrival of effects which had been de- iayed in coming from 0den on ac- count of indictment weather, left Tues day morning for Neosho, Mo, where they will live for the present.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-24

Louis Tomek of Cove, who is a stu dent at the University at Fayetteville, was in Mena Thursday on his way O Cove to visit few days before re- turning to his studies.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-24

A. J. Mcbride of Mountain Fork was in Mena Thursday and among oth- CT matters of business attended to was the taking out of marriage license. Andy didn't get the nuptial permit for his own use but for Thomas E. Taylor and Miss Sadie A. Hill, two young people, who live in his neighborhood.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-24

Commissloner m ChanceTy Adv. First pub. February 24, 1921. Last pub. March 10. 1921.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-24

Miss Ferne Wiley is now third trick operator at the Kansas City Southern passenger agent, succeeding M. G. Latimer. Miss Wiley, who has been stationed at Page, Ok. bid oa the job so as to be nearer home. G. A. Fuller acted as substitute operator until the place was awarded.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-24

c. A. White, in from the Ouachita east of Mena on Tuesday, states that CT March 16. 1875, he measured a snowfall of 20 inches. At his place he says the present snow measured IT inches, confirming other reports in- dicating the fall was greater east of Mena than in the city
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
BANK sTArEMeM,T-s

exceed 50 cents was Inade), was none The number of such loans was none.
 56. The amount of money loaned on call or demand. by this ianz on bond and ciuding both iosEs made directly to bor- rowefs and those through It's New York correspondents, on the date of this report
 s s7. Ts The amount e. ucney. loaned on time by thIs bank on. bond ard stock collztefai. In New York city. including both loans made directly To borrowers and those through ftr New York core srondents. on the date of thIs report was
 5s. Aggregate amount Of salaries or compensation paid b2 th.s bunk to chair man of board Of any) president, vice presscsnts. cashier and ass:stant cashlers for month of January. 1921, $1.57HS4. Annuzi pay of Ell these officers at J=nu- ary, 1921, rate of pay. t1S $50: nurrbef oa beSe officers on date of this report
 5s. Aggregate amount Q, sa,ar,e, or compensation paid 10 all other employees of the bank for month of Jarrary. 1921. ths4S.ss annual pay of these employees 9s 9s, sssis 5ss of Januarys 1891. rrts of pay, date of this report was 3o
 State ot COnnecticut. County of New London. ss: !. Eathan A. Gibbs Cashier or the. above named bank. d. solemnly swear that the above stafe- msnt IS irre .o the best of my know NATHAN A. GIBBS. Hubscrihed- and sworn tn before mo this 25th day of February, 1921.
 GEORGE D. FILLMORE. | Notary Pubib. JOHN PORTEOUS.
 | WILLIAM E. YOUNG,
 | GEOSYENOR ELY,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

C.. today tsaturday) to spend week with his sisters, Misses selina and Ma tiva Rioux. E Ezra F. Clark, Of Boston. a represen- tatlve of the Factory Mutual Fire In- surance Co, gave an Illustrated lecture on Fire Prevention at the Ashland club. Friday evening. Representafives of all the mills and many others wers present. The pictures were shown on the moving picture machine belonging to the ciuD. They were most instructive as to prop CT and improper ways of constructing mills and the -good housekeeping after they are built After this series of pie lures a dozen cartoons were shown. car featuring several Ashland bowiers, hits on the nursing class. and a first class comedy furnishing great fun.
 Special Fisk and Gaze Prutee4sr ". R Palmer has been notified that al. persons desiring to hunt or trap must have a 1891 license last years licenses are not sufficient. Tfiis law includes hunting foxes.
 Jacob Wechler has cards containins new firm alarm system numbers which he will give to anyone applying for them
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
JEWETT CITY

The new fire alarm system Is i1 work ing order, and the cards when issued will give these numbers and sections:
 12-School house and School street.
 1S-Palmer avenue. 14-Main street, from Tracy avenue to railroad crossing.
 15-Souie street
 21-South. Main frcln railroad cross ing to Lisbon bridge
 22-Anthony street. 23-Railroad avenue to Soule street 24-Slater avenue. 25-Dime street. 26--Dey and Canal streets. 27--Oak street. si-South Mathewson from Soula to Tracy avenue 32-Mechanic street Saskatchewan street 34-Aspinook street. 35-Tracy avenue. 41-North Main street. 42--Brown avenue and lift street.
 43-East Main, covering Wilson and High streets 44-IIilI street and Ashland club Hf5-Creen avenue 51-Ashland street and Carley avenue 62-Taylor Hill and Pleasant View. 53-Burleson's lane. F The whole system Is operated from thu l telephone exchange, there being only ont l box in the borough, for outside use, that 1 in front of the post office All other calls 1 for tho fire company must be by telephone Commencing tonight (Saturday) a tes alarm will be blown every night at O. clock. The whistle was installed at Ash Hand Cotton company's mill Thursday Warden Mccarthy gave~the first fir, alarm call in the afternoon from sectior | -f- ties will be blown for recall when tn, | fire Is out. Mrs. Victor LHeureux has given II liner home in Jewett City and will mak, her home with her son, William, in. Can ada I I Rev. !. B. AIdricIr's Sunday mornini subject at the Methodist church is J Meeting With, God. F. " Robertson Heads the Epworth League meeting at (
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Z Norwich. cen:... Feb. sd. s iiss;ss1f[up,es. iss1.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE United Stabs for the District of Connec-

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE United Staes for the District of Connec-
 In the matter of I. E. Solomon and William Basson, Elite Ladies Shop. a
 To the creditors of the above named Bankrupt, f New London, in the Coiln- ty of Neu London. District aforesaid, Bankrupt:
 Notice is hereby given thai Ahe 1sth day of February 1921. the q named was duly adjudicated a bankrupt. and that the first meeting of his creditors viii be held before the undersigned at his of- flee. 35 Broadway. Norwich, in said Dis trict on the 2Sth day of February, 1921, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend prove their claims. apnoint trustee, be heard as to orders of Referee for care of property of the estate and disposal thereof at auc- tion or private sale examine the bank rupt, and transact such other business as may property cone befores said meeting. THOMAS sM SHIELDS,
 Referee in Bankruptcy. Norwich. Conn. Feb. 18th, 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

Gospel According to Jesus is the sub ject of the evening sermon. .ls Rev. N. D. FuIlers Sunday morning subject at the Baptist church to the Jun iors Is Forget-me-nots. and for the sem iers, Three Prepared Wells Young Peo- pie's meeting ata6.15. The evening meet. ing subject is Substitution
 Rev c. H Andrews will preach Sun day morning at the Congregational church. Miss Ethel Fiske leads the r. P. & e. E. at in the evening. Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Brown went to Boston Friday to spend several days.
 Lloyd Rioux goes to Washington, D.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
LEGAL NOTICES


 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE United Staes for the District of Connec- ticut.
 In the matter of Clarence Luce, a Bankrupt In Bankruptcy Nc 5216
 To the creditors of sse above named Bankrupt, of East Lyme. in the County of New London. District aforesaid, Bank -upt:
 Notice is hereby given that on the 1st day of February. 1921, the above named was duly ad.u3icated bankrupt. and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held before the undersigned at his of fee, 35 Broadway, Norwich, in said Dis trlct, on the 18th day of February, 1891, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at which time the said creditors. may attend prove their claims, appoint trustee, be heard as to orders of Referee for care of property of the estate and disposal thereof, at que ton or private sale, examine the bank rupt, and traRact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. THOMAS NJ SHIELDS Referee in. Bankruptcy LE Norwich, Cor:l. Feb 2d, 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Total ..........'......" '7Oa,5Os-s5

s6s. Of, the total loans and discounts shown above. tho An. punt on which in- terest and discount was charged at rates in excess Scf those permitted by notes upon which total charge not to exceed 50 cents was rnadel was none The number of such loans was none.
 Ss: The amount ,le2t et mon money lSansd pan, on cludinG both loans made directly to Dor corresoondents. on the date of this report. was none. Y collateral, In New Y6rk 6'tyS including both loans made. directly co borrowers and those through is New York core.
 spondentse on: the date'of this report was.
 ,sS. Aggregate amount of salaries or
 conpensation paid. by this bank to chair man of board {if 2nS), prss!dent. vice
 ens sss 9asg ad ssi fssstsat fassas niIai hay. of. all tlsese officers atiJaiinary. 1921. srateSof pay 35.75e: number Of
 these officers. on date of this; report was l.. lcompenssd doh paid to sii other. employees I of the LanS +for the month of Januaty I1e21: $f87.5e;; annual pay of these en1-
 picyss P. easis ssa of t5e Janusry: 1921 rate ] on ydateiof tiE.R reportswas B.. 1 State or 5Connac tlciit asCoDnty of New | London, ss.: I. Cbariesr II. PheIps. Cashier of the above named hank. do solemniy swear that the above state. ! nent 1s~trlte 1oitke best of my know. ledge and beiIef.. s..if..-
 e-s CHARLES H. PHELPS, | Cashier Subscribed and Awnrn to N@fors me 1 this. 18th day of February, 1921. [
 JOHN R. TARRANT, I |. a--f.t- p,,r ACoSTELLo LIPPITT,
 | LUCEUS BROWN,
 F. |. 1WoODARD,
 feh2sd Directors.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
LEGAL NorIoEA
NOTICE

The legal voters of the Town ef Ash ford, State of Connecticut, are hereby warned to meetyin Bakers Hall in War renviile. In said Town of Ashford, on Monday, March .7th. .1p71. at 2 o'clock in the safterne sn,: ftr the following pur- pose: .tA To establish the time. that the tax shall be duo and. payable on the Grand List of said Town of Ashford for. the year 1920.
 And to do any .ether business that may iegatly Do done at said meeting.
 Ashford, Conn. Feb. IS. 1s71. <. GEORGE 0. RALCH,
 A.a y, EVERETT HARLOW.
 BERT 6- GARDNER, fssetA sslsctasA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
bs1.745.44
$7s7,s42.5a

IotaI 8......,s $TS1,542.5e
 .t55. Of the total loans and discountx sterest and discount was charged at rates in excess of those permitted hy law (Sec. 5197. Rev Stat) j.. (exciusive of notes upon which total charge not to
 5s. The amount cs money loaned 1 oeS; on call or demand, by this bank on bond and stock collateral, in New York city ir- .cludins both loans made directly 10 bor- rowerS and those through its New York correspondents. on the date of this report
 57. The amount of money loaned on time, by this bank on bond and stock both loans made directly to borrowers and those through it's NewSYork corrs- none. '-'s =, 77s compensation paid by this bank. to chair man of board (if any). president, vice presidents. cashie. and assistant cashiers for month of January, 1921. $425 annual pay of all these officers at Jac.,ary. 1921, rate Of pay, S5 100 1; number of these offi- cers on date Of this report was 3.
 59. Aggregate amount of salaries or compensation paid to all other employees ef the bank for month of January. 1921. basis of the January. 1921. rate of pay, $6.s1ss2; number of these employees on s6,31S.92 number of these emrleyes on date of this report was (. sssss. q
 state of Connecticnt. County Of New London, ss.: I, Henry L. Frisbie Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above state ment Is true to the best Of my know. sedge and belief. HENRY l. FRIsBTE, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn tn Aherore- m ma this 25th day of February. 1921. ..,..7..' DWIGHT L. UNDERWOOD, 2. Cofrect--Attest:
 w H. ALLEN,
 WILLIS AUSTIN;
 HERBERT F. DAWLEY, ( feb2ed Directors.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Small Wares

ec Velvet or Mikado Pencils, at 45e dczen,. each. ........-... 4e S1.25 Leather Purses, blaci. or colors ..I...................... :. see s1.5o women's SiIk Hand Bags, black brown and gray, in two styles ................,...... $i.is
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Hosiery Spacials

Infants White Cashmerette Hos- z
 iery, sizes 4. to 6h-New Price
 ! paIr r........: .:.............. 29o
 Infants Pure Cashmere Hos
 iery. white and cordovan-New
 Srice ........ 4Sc
 Infants, SIX and Wool Hosiery.
 in white--New Price .......... 59e
 ChIdren's Ribbed Hosiery. in
 black or white, sizes 6 to 9h-- New Price .......'........... lSe
 Children's Fine Ribbed Lisie Hosiery. in black, sizes 6 to 91h New Price ................ 2So
 Boys Heavyweight Black Rib he'd Hosiery. sizes g to Il = New Price .................. Ssc Chndren's Black Wool Sport Hosiery, eizes to stz, formerly $1. 1.l5-Now .-.....-.....-.... eoe women,s Fine Gauge. Seamless Hosiery, in black and cordovan New Price .................. 29e women's RicheIieu Ribbed Hos iery. mercerized, In black - New FTice ................! soc Women's Full-fashioned or three seam" IIsle Hosiery, in
 black-NoS Price ........... 6ee women's Pure Spun silk Hos i iery, seam in the back. black and cordoYan-NeH Price ......... 85e Women's Fine MerceriZed Lisle Hosiery. fuil-fashioqed, black ! and cordoyan-kew Fries ..... 9Sc Women's F1I-fashioned, or three seam" silk Hosiery, black only-New Price ...s....... S1.65 women's Burson silk Hosiery. h black and cordovan-Ne~ Price ................-- $1.3e Women's Full-fashioned. or ! three seam" silk Hosiery.
 black. cordoyan and gray Y 4 Now Price .................. Sl.9s
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Handk.rchisfs, 12lbc

100 dozen Women's Embroidered Handkerchiefs, white and colored embroidery. good assortment of styles-Spseial Price 12lzc each, for 25e.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Mended Gloves, s5c

This is a cleanup of Gloves. that have bee7 selling at higher price. They are principally in small sizes-speeial price until sold 95e a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

When James VI succeeded Queen Elizabeth on the English throne. his Scottish train played golf on the grounds of Blackheath and for 25o years that was the only golf course south of the Tweed
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
SENATE

SENATE.
 There were sixteen senators in their seats when the senate was called to order at l1.25 this morning by Lieu tenant Governor Tenpleton.
 The committee on cities and borcughs reported faYora eiy on a bill amending the charter of the city of Meriden re- lattng to biennaal elections In the city. Calendar
 Senator Frederick N Drew Of the Seventeenth district is sick at his home in Ansonia from rheumatism. A col. lection was taken up among the sena- tors today to purchase flowers to be sent to tn esenator.
 Senator Edward F. Hall presented petit.ens from the New Britain Par ent lchers' association, the Monroe Street school parents and teachers as. soc.ation of New Britain and the Rock. ville School Parents and Teachers as. soci t,on of the same city in favor oi the passage of bills for the retention o1 competent school teachers in service The petitions were referred to the corn. mittee on education
 The committee on the Judiciary re- ported favorably on the resolution ap- pointing George L. King deputy judgs of the city policet court of Meriden i The report was accepted an dthe reso- lution passed under suspension of rules
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Knit Waists, 2sc

Childreng Knit Tnderwaistss weir made. with garter attachments. sizes to 12 years-SPeeiaI price <9e each.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

WHEN Y0H WANT to put your busi- ness before the public. there ia no medl- nm better than thrnugh the advertialna columns Of The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Brocade Ribbons

Beautiful Brocaded Ribbon. in white and all the wanted colorings-Hair- bow width. at 59e yard - Sash width. at 7oc a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
BRIEF BUT BUSY SESSION OF LEGELA ATURE'

ton. such allowance not exceeding $5,- oeo per annum as may be approved by the comptroller for expenses incurred in the discharge of his duties provided
 such limitation of $5,00o per annum for expenses shall not apply to the fiscal years ending June 90. 1920. and June 30, 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
BANK STATEMENTS

No. I1s7
 REPORT OF CONDITION OF The Gneas National Bank at Norwich in the State of Connecticut. at the close of business on Feb. 21. 1s21:'
 RESOURCES 1. a Loans ard discounts,
 including red-scounts .... S410,45s.50 1. U. s. Government securi- Deposited to
 secure circuia-
 ton GU. s. vslue5 aSns5 par ., sso.ooo % Owned and rn-
 pledged .... 54.s5o.oe Total '. s. Coy rit q :.,.,. l14,s5o.oo 3 Securities. other than U
 s. bonds (not including pisassd -. s2,sas.lt /, ,eral Reserse bank stock. 1.5oooe i, subscriPtion1 s.75o.st house. owned and unin- g. Furniture and fixtures. 2,000. 0( Federal Reserve bank VI. 4l.ooo.ct l3s Cash in vault and net al banks ....- :...ss s2,11s.1;
 Tn tfe same cits fr- town
 as reporting bank (other
 than Item 15) .... 6Tz2f:
 Total of Items 1s and 1s,
 S97.s4e.S4.
 F. Checks on banks locat-
 ed outside of city or town
 Of reporting bank and a
 othAC cash items .. 2.2447: IS. Redemption fund with Y. $. Treasurer and due
 from T,s $ Trcn.'i-er .... s.odo. oi ts. Interest earned but not
 collected taDprnximate) on nsteS an9 hills re- ,o ceiysble oil not past due -. 1,1e5.s, cl,etopers. ae.7r.rs~ ais i erty bonds and Victory notes ..A-... .......... J.25s.7
 Total ........ s7s71.a5 LIABILITIES 21. Capital stock paid in .. s1o9. oso O S5 S5' Susi1Tas fundl ......... 25,Ooo0 l, profits ,-... s22.722.2s penses, interest, and taxes paid. 2,127.ss l., .. ,.- 2o.5s4.2 collected or credited in 1 advance of maturity and not earned (approximate) e71O E 2T. Circulating notes out ! standing ....... 52.3oQ q 1 90. Net amounts due to | banks, bankers and trust
 companies in the United States and foreign cn.,a-
 tries (other than included in Items 2S or 29) ..... 2s.9e5 g 31. Certified checks out 1 standing ........ ... 1862 Total of Items 80 and 3l, 1 S2S,192.31. -t Demand deposits (other l than bank depositsl sub- ject to reserve fdep1sits / lsSs l payable within 30 daysC 8. Individual deposits suS- I ject to check ... 6e1 TAR Total of demand deposits - (other than bank depos. fts) subject to reserve Item S3. $5s1.745.44.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
WOm.n's Sweaters, s4.5O

Women's and Misses strictly All Wool Sweaters. in black, navy. brown and Peacock. sizes 36 to is Special Price S4.5o.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Toilet Goods Specials

soc Kolynos Tooth Paste. ....,. 1se 25c Mavis Talcum Powder..... zoe soc .Djer-Kiss Talcum Powder Pie eSo Sylpho Nathol ............ 45e s1.5O Rivers Azurea Face Pow
 der ................. 9oc 7sc Prophyiacac. Penetrator
 Hair Brushes ....,............ oee s2.50 Hughes Idear Rubber,
 Cushion Hair Brushes ........ S1.93
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
-24. Interest and discount

 collected or acredltesif In l advance of maturity and not earned (approximate1 IT, %. Amount reserved for
 taxes accrued ..t........ 10, 26. Amount reserved for all | interest accrued 27. Circulating notes out ss. Net anounts {. due ii;':;' to s'' l national banks. .......... i, 50. Net amounts due z to ! banks. bankers and trust l companies in the, United States and, foreign coun- tries totber than incIud-
 cd in Items 2S or 2s) 3N9 31.. Certified {; 2 checks Sout. Total of Items %, 30 and si,
 $5e7,o92.48. ss1 Demand sdeposits (oti1er
 than bank deposits)s sub- t,
 ject to reserve deposits
 payable within Soedays): ! 53. Individual deposits sub f. 1ecrzto cnecA ..,.:... ..... 1S41 tice, but less than 30 days LS7. Diyiden6s unpaid Total 0f demand deposita
 tother than bank depos-
 itsa subject to reserve, is Items ss. ss and 37. Time aderosits subject to i sReserye (payabIe after
 y0 days. iore subject to l 30 days or more notice, ] and postal savings): A.. Postal sayinEs deposits s1 | Tntal nf ffFna a
 Items -41 and 42. s2s5.. ls. United states deposits 1 3ether than postal say- < Ia War loan de- | posit account :. $Se .see.oO lA Other fUnitedss
 States deposits, . l Including de | posifs of D.. & = 1 disbnrsing .tofff- | lscefs ....... -s...s S,403.30 . 4s. Bills payable with Fed.
 eraf Reserve bank nes t5e. Letters of credit and
 traSeierS checks sold. for
 cash and outstanding .. l61. a "Acceptancesr executed
 by this bank for custonn- CTS .s.. .r.s........... 36l
 Tot1 .... =. ,,@ ,11z | s55., Of the total leans and dsl shown above. the amount on wh + terest' and ~discount was charg rates 5n -excess of those peryniti law (Sec. 51e7, Rev. Stat ), (sxeiu ! notes upon which total charge
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

No. I1s5 REPORT OF CONDITION OF The Gncas National Bank nL Norwich in the State of Connecticut. at the close of business on Feb. 21, 1921:'
 EESUt3tsCLS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Turkish Towels, 39c

20 dozen Bleached Turkish Towels. heavy-weiEht and absorbent-Spe- eial price 32e each.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

~ 4 z sc . = SssA %ef es 1.Se
 s55. Of the total leans and discounts E terest' and discount was charged at rates -1n -e5cesgl of those permitte1 by law {Sec. 51e7, Rev. stat) (sxeiuslve of notes upcn which total charge net ts
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Table Damask, 95c

To-inch Bleached Table Damask. run of the mifl,r splendid quality and good assortment of patterns Special price 95e alyard, worth dou-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Shining Print., l2ke

One lot of light Shirting Prints. good assortment of patterns-Price now f2Lze . yard. r
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Brown sh.etingy 12lle

ss-inch Brown sheeting. in shor lengths, good medium grade-Spe ciaI price 12Lse q yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Table Cloths, $1.49

25 Table Cloths, size 5sx5s. round
 design, run of the mill"-Special price St.49, worth double.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Sheets, at $1.29

10 dozen Unbieaohed. Sheets. seam- less, good size-speeial price $f2o each. ..---.-, .-. ..