Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 20, 1920, Page 8

3 IM i: s For Sunday lohnl. and T 'oFs we 'have Santa Claus Boxés' in half-pound and sizes, at attract i '- ‘Assorted Chocolates—: Spe: " cial price a Ib. glf La':oll ‘|Oove|:l'|fl“bei nce” &m"-} n al lavors, in- nit and novelty pieces— ssortment from a of <30 different klnfl.— PHice’ I i v Ll '90c and $1.00 Lovel & Cov-"' “Reputation” Chocolates, 'in r_.‘ll sort- flavors—Select your own Cream Caramels dordan Almonds . At 33c a Pound 3pecial Gum Drnp- American Mizert Jelly Bea French’ Creams Brittle At 39c a Pound ' ° Satinettes Jelly Creatns VWalnut Fudge Burnt' Peanuts Mixed Cream: Boston Baked Beans . . Paper-Wrapped Kizses Paper<Wrapp>d Nougats At 45c a Pcund . Marshmallow Peanuts Toasted Marshmaliowa Assorted Sugar Strincs i Sport Hosiery All ‘the *newest ideas® in ec' "and Children.’ wear, and for gift purpos Hosiery is in groat demand. somplete line of Women's jar colors. mor—We especially feature ix" Silk Hosiery—Price rangs $1 $1.65 and up to $2.80 a pair- Woty—All Silk Hosiery will be f nished in. Holiday boxes upon: quest. ' white, pink and blue, siz, o5 4 1-2 6.1- —~A( 75¢ a pair. In ! Silk and Fibre Ho sier, € 1-2—At 69¢ a peir. Infants’ Pure Cilk Hosizry, in white, pink and biue—At $1.00 a" pair. Children's 'Puse Silkc Hosiery; white, sizes 6 to 0 pair Glove Silk Und.rw zar Women's Slove Silk Underwea Camisolzs, upwards. . Religious Articlss much appreciated *2 ment incjudes Lru:vf.xe:, Gotd —Prayer Books for Men, and Children, at 50c to $7.50. Gifts of Leathzt Fancy Leather Purses for more desjrable than the and Children. to please if one glvn a gift lmh-r. Pyralin Sets ; % Ivory Pyralin Tojlet Sets and To Also Ivery Pyralin Toilet Sets fancy . gift boxes—you can make for a handsome set. chiefs, 75¢ a Box- 200 boxes of Men's | a box. Men’s Initial Handker- Initial Hand- kerchiefs, three in a box<—At 75¢ . 49 . ment—8pecial price a Ib. . c Lovell & Covell’s Chocolates fancy ribbon - tied - Christmas " ’lcqu,l: $-2-Pound .:........0. 45¢ to 7T5c 1 Pound 6dc to $1.59 2 Pound $1.50 to $1.98 3 Pound . $2.50 to $3.75 For the Children—Aiphabet and Animal Milk Chocolate ........ Milk Chocolate, Fruit, .Peanut and Fudge Bars—Price each . Satin-Finish Candies, nufiad 5 with peanut huttsr, chocolate 'lnd other soft. ? gs—Price a Wainut Stuffed Dates €8c s et s g Wool Spoort Hosiery for Women,sMiss- For personal es Sport Wom..n s Silk Stockmgs « .+ Fer Gifts oliday season, we ha»e a Silk Stockiags, in regular and outsizes, in black, whits and the most popu- We chow such well known makes as. Phoenix, McGallum, Merrill & Rad- “Phoen- 1357, fdr- re- Childéen's Silk Hosizry Children's Silks Socks fdr gifte— to in w u, pink ang blue, sizes 4 1-2'to dainty gift—the assortmieat includes Knickerbbckers, Efc—At $3.55 and ise, These are gift articiss tha are very ad” th3 assort- -or Silver-Plated, 75c to $4.98—Candle- sticks, Gold or Silver-Plated, 50¢ to . 82.75—Rosary Brads in all colors, 5 to 20-year guarantee, at 25c to $6.98 Women Christ- . mas gjfts, in such bawildering vari- ety that each bealtjful piece looks ,others. What an assortment of odd, pretty shapes in Hand‘Bags, Purses, Etc. —Gifts hate.in plenty and the finest kind of gifts, too, for Men, Women One is always sure of ilet Articles—a wonderful showing. The assortment inclutles Combs, Brush- es, ‘Mirrors, Hair Receivers, Puff Boxes, Gream ‘Jars, Nail F Etc. in -up your own assortment of articles— Price range from 25c up to $50.00 Most of our great big basement salesroom is given over to our im- -mense showing of Toys. Here you vnll find about everything you ever al"’hnas Candy saw or expected to see in Toys, and scores of other new and interesting mirth provokers you never dreamed ‘of seeing. STORE OPEN EVENINGS Ready for business at 8:30 in the morning-—Opsn every evening from now until Christmas, for the convenience of heliday shoppers. DOLLYS One big family of Deils is also in the basement—and it is a big fam- ily of as fine looking a lot of Dalls as one could wish to see. Big Doils and Little Ones, Dressed Doils and those that nesd dresses, Boy Dolls and Girl Dolls, some have none — and Character Dolls. some with wigs, ONLY FIVE MORE SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS. ' SAVE TIME BY COMING DIRECT TO THIS STORE, THE - Chrislmas Shopping Headquarters HERE ARE IMMENSE STOCKS OF PRACTICAL GIFT THINGS : AS WELL AS JOY-GIVING HOLIDAY NOVELTIES BOOKS Greater than ever will be the demand for Books this s:ason— at least we already find it so, perhaps because of the ever and fast-growing popularity of our splendid Book Department: Books for Christmazs gifts for tnd whols family, from the smalliest tot up to grandpa and grandma. |If s books you want, come here. GLOVES Beautiful Gloves are’ as_staple a gift of joy-giving as is the Christmas season itself which calls for the gift. We have ai- ways been tredited with the ex- cellance of our Gloves and effici- ent: service, but this season we beliave we will make hosts of new friends. We offer a grand assortment of domestic and jenuine French® Kid Gloves to chocse from. - Waist Patterns We make an excellent showing of Silks for Waistings, both washable and fancy, in the new- est colorings and designs, mak- ing a pleasing and practical gift. During the holiday season all our Silk, Waist patterns and Dress patterns will be boxed, free of charge, if desired. i In our Wash Goods Department it basement you will find a num- ber' of useful gifts, cluding ‘Waist and Dress patterns of Parcale, in special holiday boxes. Adso a very complete showing of Dress Ginghamc—and Bath Robe Flannel, in newest designs and colorings. All waist and dress pattemns will be put up in holi- day bexes if desired. CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN Men's Cotton Hosisry, black and colors—at Z5¢ and 35c. Men’s Lisle Hosiery, black and“coi- ors—at 50c and 65c. Mar’s Silk Hesiery, in all the bes} known makes, .such as Phoenix, Onyx, - Everwear; Monito, etc.—at 85c to $2.00 a «pair. ! Mens "Muf flers, a large variety to select from 250 to in wecol and 1a silk— .£0, e £9.! Men's Neckwear, including Knitted Ties ‘and’ a spleadid showing = of woven Ties—at $1.C0 to $3.50. “Kum-aspart Kuff - Buttons” a practical 50c to § idga ia cuff buttons—at 150 a pair. fhen's Shirts of Percale, Madras, Fisre itk and Silk, a good assort- ment—$1.63 to $5.85. Men’s ‘Night Shirts, Outihg Flan- nel or Cotton—at $1.75 to $4.00. Men’s Pajamas, Outing Flannel or Cotton—at $2.79 to $5.00. Men’s Arm Bands, in a good assort- ment—sat 1Zc to 7%c. Men’s Combination and Arm Bands—83c and $1.00. Men’s Combination and Beit—$1.00 and s Ccm s and Gartd Men's krown makes Suspend- —75¢ ta $1.50. Suspencders, in all the best £0c to $1.5C. Mer’s Gloves for work or dress ce- casions, ail kinds—$3.00 to $10.00. Men's Belts, in an excellent assort- mant—at £0c to $1.50. Men's Sweats and Coat jars—at $5.00 to $1Z.C “Tom Wye™ Sweaters and Wool Swcaters— s 2-on style 5 shawl col- o8 Men's Dr. Jaeger's All at $12.00 to $12! HANDKERCHIEFS FOR GIFTS ' CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Children’s Handkerchisfs in hoxes, a big varisty—Pricas are 13c, b, 33c and 5Cc a’box. EOYS’ HANDKERCHIEFS Boys' Handkerchiefs, in plain white hemstitched and colored borders— at 12V4c each. . MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Men's Plain Whits Handkerchiefs, in cambric—at 124c, 15¢, 19c and 25c each, Méi's ‘Pure Linén *Handkerchicfs, kemstitched—at 42c, 5Cc, 59¢ and up $1.00. 3 MEN'S INITIALS Men.. |mua1 Handkerchiefs, at 15¢ eacl I1 S//zc a box of six—at Z5c each, $1.50 a hox of six—at 50c cach, $3.00 a box of six. BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS Wome.i's Handkerchiefs ia fancy —at .Cc, 38c, 58c aad up to $200 a bo.. MOMEN'S HANDKZRCHIEFS Weomen's Piain White Hemstitched Hanukerchieic—at u:, iCc, 12Y2¢c and up to Z5c each. Womzn’s chis's, each. Plain Linen ] Handker- kemsiitched—at 25¢c to 50c WOMEN'S INITIALS Wo'ne"-s Initizl Handkerchicfs—at 12l/e each, 750 a box of six—2t 25c cacn, $1.50 a box of.six=—at 50c each, $3.00 2 box of cix. WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIFES Woren's ~ Embraidered _Handker: chizis, a spleadid snowing, m i STATIONERY FOR GIFTS CHILDREN’S STATIONERY. Eaton, Crane and Pike’s Writing Paper for Children, in one-quire boxes — Special price €9¢, aciual value 85c. MEN’S. STATIONERY Eaton, Crane and 'Pike’s Highland Linen Stationery, large size for Men —at 85¢ a box, actual value $1.00. Eaton, Crane and Pike’s Dalton Vel- lum Stationery, large size for Mén —at $1.10 a’box, actual value $1.25. 50c LINEN PAPER, 39c Eaton, Cran: and Pike's Aberdeen “Linén and Montrose Linen, a choice of . white and five colors, in one- quire boxes—Special price 39¢ a box —actual value 50c. Dolls to.cut ‘out and dress—at 10c, 20c angd 25c. Card -Games, including all the old favorites—at 15¢, 25¢, 35¢c and 50c. Tiddledy Winks—at 15c, 35c and 50c. Fish Ponds—at 250 and 50c. Puzzles, of all kmd-—n 10c, 250, L 35c and up to $1.25, Checker Boardn——n 25¢ and 50c. Embroidery. Sets—at 35¢, 50c, 750 and up to $1.50, Baking Set-—nt 35¢ and 75c. “Game of Soldiers—at 35¢ to $1.50. 65c BOXES AT 4%c Eaton’s Highland Linen Writing Pap:t, in one-quire boxes, in white, old ‘rese, Scotch gray, violet, Cas- pieane blue and chamois—six dif- rent styles of ervelopes, ingluding the open-end flap—Special prics 49c a box; actual value 65c. $1.00 BOXES AT 83c Eaton, Crane and Pike’s Stationery, same as foregoing, jbuf in faacy gift boxes, tied with ribbon, both envelopas and paper, with colored borders—Special price 8¢, actual value $1.00. GIFT CABINETS, AT $2.10 Eaton, Crane and Pike's Highiand Linen, in fancy gift cabinets, one or two dolors in a b boxes, at $2.10, actual value $2: HUNDREDS OF GAMES - Kindergarten B:ads—at 35¢ and 50c Toy Town Village—at 50c and 75c. Animal S:t Ups—at 5. Animal ®ive Pins—at 73c. Painting Scts—at 50c to $1.50, Lotto—at 33c and 50c. Pollyanna—at $1.25. Parchesi—at 98c. Ouija Boards—at 50c and $1.39. See the new Talking Figures = TalRing Animals, Talking Sooks, etc. Place th> figure on any Phono- graph and it will tell the story — Price range 35¢ and upwards. 0x — two-quire: CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF UTILITY Sewing Machines gifts. —the “Shetucket,” and the “Rose.” We reccommend thes: Sewing Machines for satis- factory service. for We carry three gobd models Christmas th: “Chelsea” Wickar Chairs and Rockers make a most accoptable gift. We show thom in a number of different styles —in oak and silver gray finish. Other appropriate gift articles are Table Ruan:rs, Piano Searfs and Prayer Rugs, in Tapestry, Velour and Mequetts — and the prices are very reasonable. CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR W Womzn's Beacon Bath Robes — Price range $6.93, $7.50, $8.50 and s Kimonas of Serpentine ox Loom Crepe—at $4.50 1o Women's Camisoles of Crepe-de- and Wash Satins—at $1.25, and up to $2.75. n's Petticoats, Heatherbloom Tep and Taffeta Silk Flounce—at $3.50, extra sizes $4.50. Women's Petticoats, Silk Jarsey Top, with Meszaline or Taffota Flounce—at $5.00 ‘o $8.50. Women's Taffcta Silk Petticoats, goad assortment—at $35.00 to $7.90. s Pectticoats, All Silk Jer- t $6.50 to $9.50. Women's Silk Jersey P:tticoats — extra good value, at $7.50. Women’s Knit Skirts, in good as- Wom Womer sey— sor t—at $1.00 to $2.98. Women's Philippine, Hand-em- dered Underwear, Gowns and ope Chemises—at $3.50 t> CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR INFANTS Bissell Carpet Swaepers—there ara none better—Prices are $6.00, $6.25, $6.75 and $7.00. Bissell Household Vacuam Sweepers —A Carpet Swezper and Vacuum combined, thereby getting all the imbedded grit which gets into the carpet—Price $10.00. We ars agents for the Hoover Elec- tric_Vacuum Cleaner—an excelieat Christmas gift—we invite Inspec- tion. Cedar Chests are a most satisfac- tory gift for a woman, being uceful as wall as ornament: We snow them in a variety of sizes—Price range $20.00 to $44.50. MEN Women's Muclin Underwear, Chéemige, Gowns and Combinations, comprising Skirt and Corsct Cover, in a varicty of styles. Women's Cardigan Jackets, in gray unly—at $275 and $3.00. Women's House Dress:s of Percale and Gingham, a big assortment— all’ at spccial prices. Women's Bungaiow Aprons of good quality Percale, in light effects — at $1.50 and $2.50. Women'’s Aprons, with ~ bib and skirt styles, of Gingham and Per- cate—at 50c. Women’s White Aprons, lace and embroidery trimmed, a big variety —at 50¢ to $2.00. Women's Corsets, in all the lead- ing makes and newest mod:ls—also Brassieres and Bust Confiners, all styles. in Infants’ Knit Bootees, long and short—Price range 25¢ to $1.50. Knit Sacques, in a good ent—at $1.98 to $2.98. Infants’ styles—Price range $1.50 to $3.98. Knit Hoods, a variety of Children's White Leggins, excelient quality—at $298 to $3.98. Children’s Brush Sweater Sets, fine quality—at $8.50 to $11.50. Knitted Carriage Robes, an excel- ent assortment—at $1.50 to $3.75. WE ARE AGENTS FOR CARTER'S Children's Beacon Bath Robes, sizes 2 to 14, newest styles—at $2.93 to $5.98. Children’s White Dresses, and 2—at $1.50 to $4.98. Children’s White Dresses, to 6—at $2.50 to $7.50. Children’s Gingham Dresses, sizes 2 to 14 years—Special price $1.4% value $2.50—Also at $2.65, $4.50. We show Dainty Rattles, Beads, Teething Rings, Brush and Comb Sets, Regord Books, etc. INFANTS' UNDERWEAR AND sizes 1 sizes 2 value VANTA PINLESS GARMENTS FOR INFANTS. GIFTS IN ART DEPARTMENT Yarns for Sweaters,, Stockings, Scarfs, Toques, etc., chnsisting of Heatherdown, Garmanfown, Shet- land Floss and Silk-mixed Yarn, in a variety of shades ‘and combi tions : Tie Silk, 250-yard spools, a beauti- ful assortment of mixed shades— at $1.00 a spool. Hand-work Boudoir Pin Cushions— at $1.19. Laundry and Shoe Bags, a good as- sortment—at $1.25. Victory Lunch Sets, Stencilted .Oil Cloth, in sets of five and thirteen pieces—at $1.30 to $2.25. Japanese Block Prints, in Squares, Naps -and Scarfs—at $1.00 to $1.98. Women’s Neckwear, in all ths new- est ideas—Price range 50c to $8.50. Fashionable Braided Veils, a good assortment—at $1.75 to $2.50. Boudoir Caps, each in an individual box—59¢ to $1.50. Windsor Ties, plain colors and the nawest combinations in plaids—at 50c. Womer’s Sport Scarfs, in plain col- ors and heather mixtures—at $5.75 to $6.98. ren’s Knitted Skating Sets, Sclrf and Togue—at $4.98. Children’s Jonoy Leggins, in black or white, ’uxu to t—at $1.50. Bof than ja indi e ————————— ———————— S P T i o6 it T vou s o v Rik ving of H t the right for Hairbows — in o Fandsome novelty JEWELRY For Christmas Cifts All nicely boxed. and at prices that .are much less than elso- i where. d 25¢ Sterling r and Gold-Top Cuff Pins, Gold-plated Bar Pins, Cuff Links, Brooches, Tie Clasps, Circle Pins, Barrettes. Linperie Clasps, Pearl Ear Ring. Hat Ping, Rosary Beads, e its whigh have | the men of this coun | ones to make up | co_to Hartford. | way every ong,in New Lend cou! 1 have an opportunity to for a place in the county exhibi glve the men who are sucoesst | good publicity as to the kind they growed for seed and many men have been succes bibits at the county and ehows, and select the b county exhibit + FAGE AT 35¢ Gold-front Ling-rie Clasps, Cuff Pins, Bar Pi Barrettes, Brooches, Hat Pins, Ear Rings, Cuff Links, etc. etate have sold & good many bush of seed corn due to the Influences of tiiw publicity. In the rules a sthey are given helow oor AT 50¢ Rhinestone and Colonel Stone Bar Pins and Brooches—Misses’ Bracelets, Go!d-filled Cuff Links, Ear Rings, Cuff Pins, Lingerie Clasps, Scarf Pins, Rosary Bndl, Candle Sticks, etc. it will be noted that germination | must be forwarded to the Experime: | Station before January 1st. That will be attended to at the Farm office, and this is the reason for reques | Ing all men who wish to compete in th .« exhibit to have their corn in the Fa Bureau office not later than Decemt 27th. If it cannot be brought in beforw the 27th, it can be brought In om tis forenoon of that day. The rules and regulations follow—Clnee sifications of exhibits shall be as fol« lows: 1—Each county shall ear exhibits—Flint. 2—Each county shall make ear exhibits—Dent. 3\-Each county shall make two ten = exhibits—Sweet. 4—Each county shall make twe tro ear exhibits—Pop. 5—Each county shall make fifty cat exhibits—Dent. 6—Each county shall make ome sheiic ing-out test—Dent. T—Each county shall make tws fifis ear exhibits—Flint. 8—Each county shall make twn shelle ing out tests—Flint. No gwo exhibits may be shown by ona | and tft same person in any one class, on grown hy the same person. Shelling out:Only flint or dent corn w be accepted in this sheiling-out contes { Cont mumx will send In not less th n 40 AT 75¢ Cameo Brooches, Hat Pins, Lavalieres, Clasps, Stone Trimmed Brooch es, Baby Pins, Ear Rings, Wom- on’s Bracelets, Rossry ~Beads. Crucifixes, Candle Sticks, Jewel Boxes, Opera Length Neck Beads, ete. make ®ix ten two 1 R AT $1.00 Rhinastone Bar Pins, Colonel Stone Bar Pirs. Broochzs, Lav- alieres, Bracelets, Locket and Chain, Scarf Pins, Mesh Bags, Powder Boxes, Jewel Boxes, Colored Stone Beads, etc. Knife and Chain . . $198 Gold-filled Lockets .. $1.50 Gold-filled Bracelets—$1.50 and $2.50. Combination Metal and Colored Ston2 Beads, dozens of kinds and colors—at 98¢ to $3.98. French Pecarl Beads. neck length of corn on the ear will b and opera length—50c to $4. iSO ra-\‘a. Cap and Rhoda Long Chain Pearl Beads — at 10 Double Cap will mot be secepted $1.25 and $1.50. s contest. Hcliday Specials in Dom:stic Dzpartment 58c¢ Scarfs, at 25¢ 50 dozen Lace-Trimmed Sc: 17 x 50—Special value 53¢c. £2.50 Scarfs, at $1.00 25 dozen Filet Lace Scarfs, assort- ed patterns — Spacizl price $1.00, former value $1.50 to 3250 Half Pric> butt. prenatd ral E. arfs, size price 25¢, former |SENATOR WLEAN INTRODUCES PETITIONS 1IN r George P. McLean intro e fo in the SENATE of | tion: day One lot of size 54 x 72 inch Filet M| Petition of the Lace Conter Pieces, Tazle Covers, B'Ieasue. “}”Hv“rfr —At |sss th: & ® commercializing of our nat par Eto—At an Half Price. for water power plants and other pur- Doses Bath Scts, $1.00 Petition of the Wethersfield Poreien 100 Bath Sets, including Towel and Missionary Socle'y, Wethersfield, C: two Wash Cloths, neatly boxed— i Tomens Christian Temperance Tnion, Special price $1.00 a set, former i, Teatiod iCotin s s value $2.00. H ‘and West Haven, Conn., all fi- ‘.'n: the enactment of the Sheppard- Tfl'l'v\er maternity biil Bath Sets, $1.25 75 Bath Sets, including two Toweis and one Wash Cloth, “Bluebird” de- sign — Special price $1.25, former value $2.50. | = | Wedding zifts for dowerless brians | presented by the authorities of severa! | towns in England. | | — LEGAL NOT!CES. } NOTICE TO CREDITORS, | | AT A COURT OF FPROBATE nELN at Norwicl., wit Teilst Goods Toilet Goods in Christmas packages —a complete line of the bsst known brands, including Mary Garden, and for the District of attractive Holiday packages. The assortmant includes Perfumes, Toi- let Waters and Sachet—Price range from 50c for a holiday package of Toilet Water up to $7.90 for a com- bination package. 2, | Norwi¢h, on tk - day of Decemie Djer-Kiss, Melba, Vantine's, Hud- |4 D. 1. v g nut's, Mavis, Colgates, Ete. All in M| FI8T(C* ARG, Jubes. | the creditors of sa.d deccased their claims against said estate months from this date, b; e of this order, an the signpost the place whers, said deceased last dweir, ard in the same Town, and by publisting the same once in a newspaper having a circulation it sald Dircrict, and make ro- tum o this Court NELSON J AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copy of record. Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER, Clerk. NOTICE.—All creditors of waid 7 ceased are herely notified te prescet their claims a nst sakl estate to 19 undersigned gt 28 Maple St, Norwir the time I limited in the fAEL Burenicx Thermos Bottles Thermos Bottles make useful acceptable gifts. plste range of Thermos Articles, in- cluding Bottlas, Lunch Kits, Food Jars and Ca-afes. They range in price all the way from $219 for a and We show a com- pint Bottle up to $6.98 for a quart _CGec20d =~ Administrator. Bottle with heavy nickel ca: AT A COURT OF PROBATE MELD t Nbrwich, within and for the Distr e‘ ot Womesn's $7.50 Sweaters, at $3.95 and e lin, Conn., ap- d a petition pras reasons thorein set forth, that Misses’ tration be . ey Women's Swaaters, lot—Spe- reqular value up to pure worsted, an assor cial price $3.95, §7.50. Note—Our entire stock of Women's and Misses’ Sweaters, regular prices $12.00 to $17.50—Now sz!l t 20 ling at 20 per cent. off regular pric3s. t 10 o'clock in the t notics of and of by the Holiday Umbr:llas For Men, Women and Children, in all grades and in a great variety of newest styls handles. We show Children's Umbrellas at $1.25 to $2.00—Women's Umbrellas at $1.98 to $13.00—Men's Umbrellas at $1.98 to $7.50. If you are secking a useful 9ift we racommend Umbrellas. DRESCHER s Clerk PROBATE ¥ and # 1 Men’s Initial Handker- chiz=fs, $1.C0 a Bex 203 boxes of Men's Initial Hand- kerchiefs, three in a box — At $1.00 a box. { one time in some dafly a circulation in said Probate Distric: 2, and return make to this Court of the motior given. Attest: P LIWELLYN J. mk&