~ ‘; I-Z‘SDAY. MARCH 10, 1920
”an“
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Palate
FRIDAY NIGHT QNL
Messrs. Lee and J. .J.
Brilliant
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n
:‘fl’lll Dancing Girls
I rimming Muslin—Facinatina _
Magnificent ('ostumesMMassive Production
Comedy, Pathos, Sentiment and Romance.
ORCHESTRA AUGUMENTED BY COMPANY'S
'MUSICIANS
PRICES
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Seats Are Now Selling
‘5 .
R EGEN T
Theatre '
Feature Pictures De Luxe
WVIW
Today at 2:15. 7 and 9
" l‘arumoiint Presents
Pauline Frederick
rainwn-
l'l‘ZtlllflIlC
Nimilhli' Offering
"The Paliser Case”
« 'illltl —
arl White
Episode of
l’e '
’lt
‘ it. :rsdav. Friday. Satur-
dav
1 FIVE ACTS
a High Class Lightning
Vaud eville
- and ..... '
rsday—Bryant Washburn’s
.y masterpiece. "Th: Six Best
:rg "
:'rlay——J. Warren Kerrigan in
- . Love of the Irish."
‘.:':iay—George Walsh in “The
‘ 47k."
<.-devilte and Pictures 2:15 and 7
Thursday and Friday
Pictures Only at 9 P. M.
Three Complete Shows Saturday
e Theetre
Beautiful
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' EVer of
YEARS IN NEW YORK—5 MONTHS IN BOSTON
u Notable. Mcropolitan (‘ast and 3 Rory
5 [161‘ “'on- .
.. :‘ui Serial Production ~
"The Black Secret” .
Ford Weekly " I
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‘ Phonej
' 344
31', MARCH 12-
Sltubert Present
‘ M enact-able
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3090’ — :
oi; Dear, De— ;
r' Dalle‘s—‘V‘Olldt‘t'ftll Songs—l
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.............. . 500 to $2.00
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HOYT’S
The Best Produced Pictures -
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Thursdav Evening , '
Beatriz Michalena
”in
“The Flame of HellGate”
Fridav
Madge Kennedv
Tin” .
“Leave It to Susan”!-
Saturdav ' ‘
“The Hearts of Men”
Featuring an All Star;Cast
Also F..mo the Mighty Serial
Matinee Saturday 2:15
a
, MY ,SWM’ACH
M
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leach meal, said Mr. Baronsky, and
'used to drink quarts ot‘watet‘ before 1 to meet with the Civil Administration
, my spine, my ,tdngue was all coated ommending a
Ecrn and {altf‘lll part of the state are
without parallel in the history of
some of the theatres. At l‘uli’s in
Hartford lasr Friday night. even the
blizzard failed to reduce'the turnout
and tllf‘ reception was so genuine that
the company is bookéd to u-turn with-
in 'u few weeks for a. ,_ second night.
Norwalk has always been partial to
musical comed
doubt of the manner in whiCh
l-‘ulucc management's eliorts will
shnWs and from present indications.
again.
yet available.
.Q o'clock Friday nizht.
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, REGENT TODAY.
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iPauline’Frederick Plays Leading Role
l of “The Paliser ease'uwuh Closing
l The
3 an out early today Be on
I {or the biggest show of the
. ill
Bryant Washburn
alisszimo of Comedy in His
wnrinnul Prohibition Revue
“The Six Best Cellars”
One \\'ould_ Like One)
“and——
me Acts of Vaudeville
Thursdayr
.~::lullllt Artcraft Presents
Pauline Frederick
._in__
"The Palise‘r Case”
Other Features
. Friday
“Mavtime”
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o
Saturdayr
I vizllxar. Producer Of. "The
of Humanity" Offers
; llorothv Phillips
_ .. Latest Achievement
. in. Right of Happiness”
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Other Features
Episode of “The Black Secret." ..
. The Regent picture program for to-
;day is exceptional in several respects
’ and the attractions make up one of tho
. host bills Offered locally in some time.
'l’uuliné Frederick plays the leading
mole. ol “Tho Pallser Case"
dramatic piece. She is. ably
ed by a cast of more than usun merit
All detailsrof the picture have he
handled with a care and“precislon se
dom surpassed. and the Regent will
support
‘t
Smith serial. “The Black Secret," star-
ring Pearl White. NO better serial
was ever offered in Norwalk and tho
ceiVod with complete satisfacuon.
l REGENT THURSDAY.
Vaudeville Will Come Baht Stronger
i Than Ever and With Bryant Wash‘
'9 burn’s “Six Best Cellars.”’
After a vacation of a week.
speak, vaudeville will make its return
to the Regent. Theatre tomorrow and
ported unusual. All acts are of the
highest order and the vaudeville “mar-
.ket" has been combed fine to make up
the. show. With the five acts the Re-
gent will also present Bryant W'ash—
burn‘s prohibition revueatlre clasaie
“Six Best Genius? This in itself is
a number well werth
mission.
PA ACE TODAY.
S. R. 0. Sign is Ready for Final Vau-
deville Day andVBryant Washburn’s
Six Best Cellars." .
The S. R. 0. sign is ready at the
Palace and only the first comers to
this evening'g Show will have the ad-
‘
ll millions ,
"MAYTIME."
_ _of Seats for the Palace
. . h‘f‘lday Night Was Heavy
?- ‘. the Shubert 'muslcnl
-. 1.." b will appear at the Pa]-
on Friday evening or
‘ ., certain to give a satisfy—
“ Station for the first requisite
. 31:04! show—an enthusiastic
- " : assured. This was infidé,
': F?'--l“rday when the sea! we
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write? ant llte'l'e was an cine
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.i, Allie show has
79-1! and 1. -
‘ lirlng mt
Fare-d m t 8 large:- "mt“
v.
vantage of seats. Bryant Washbnrn
is playing in his notable burlesque on
prohibition, \“The Six, Best Cellars”.
j{ind the play‘has never 'yet'been pre-
.sented except ‘ tax a handing-room
house, The Palace will be no excep-
tion and from the attendance this tut-
ternbon.. indications areicbnt the box
ofllcé records will be broken. 'Anfiuddo
ted reason is then‘tmt that the nude-a,
ville bill which opened: outlay) clones
today. With the W - mu feature
”picture.” an attraction, the bill in 13-,
comparable. , - . ‘
gnwn_n,
y and with “aha-N n0" i pcarunce in “The Heart ot‘t—lumanlty."
playing here Friday ukht there is nOlwhich made a new attendance record
”I“ at the Palace. ’
'N' is by the .~atne author and is perhaps
approved. Upon the turnout dependt’r better than the firm production»~
the future policy of the theatre as tot ~
South Norwalk is to come into its own’t '
While the seat sale has .llPi‘n .
heavy there are plenty of good tickets L Haven
These may be reserved 'nshed the uppnoval of the Fulton 111.1,.
by phoninz 344 and will be held until ties Commission to float a short t‘rm
tnote for $4.813._930 to reimhnrw ill! ,0“ g. ml- - . I
gtzvernment.~ for‘ equipment l'urmsbel 29”": $430“! teév against prom-l
and money 'ulvanced dtJrin-s the s an other birth “07"
a B”onglspool-cotton market within the. pant 5‘
,tstores are eontpligely out of termini
offer the closing episode of the Brady-.
last chapter tonight promises to be 29-?
so to . risen.
ier increase the price or decrease the
the price of ad-‘
. .
the bill of features to be offered is rev
- QCOUGerheckp itqulckly end me~
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“sit-gunman r .. ,
. ; MAcn‘nscngnggmx
fft‘l'onttnued From First Pugs ’5
eminent-age forces sluce‘wtlhe special
session at, the legislature was called.
us until
‘ ' lenders' declarations last nixht, were
' ‘ . . "~ still‘ fighting to defeat ratification,
1'; “119* Baronsky; of 89nd there was some talk among them
Johnson Streeh'firidge; f contesting the.
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port, Tells a Story of: HOW
, After Months. of Misery
Raymond Dodson, who is listed on
side of the suffraglsts. Opponents of
His ”Health‘Was Restored.
by gusto-r ; ~ ~.
3‘ -5”
The
’ratl'flcatlon claim that Se tor Dod-
‘son, while representing Spencer,
{Roane County. has Ms residence and
business in Charlie”. H15 sup-
porters assert -that his official resi-
dence is at Spencer. _
If Senator'Dodson‘s opponents are
successful in contestine the sent. it 13' ‘
pointed out. the
.. ttnue. Senator Btoch's~ vote failing to;
make the necessary. majority. l
FRANKFORT, Ky. March 10,—W'om— .
, zen of” Kentucky would be permitted to '
‘vot‘e in the 1920 presidential election
iregardless of whether the reueral
‘woman suffrage amendment is opera?
ttive by them. under provisions of a
;bill which passed the lower house. of
;thc legislature last night. A similar
‘bill is pending in the Senate. ‘
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ITO DiSGuss Combining of Various
State Assoclationa,
HARTFORD, March ill—Chairman,
“'35
The
Day
MAY MERGE COMMIs’smN. red.
MR. wm. BARONSKY. l
, “My stomach and throat felt like . ,
ithey Were on fire about an hour after Stephen J~ “an" Of ”"3 'Smte Tuber--
. Lem-t have we. nineteen”;
N orwalk
; “Damages of 2150 and coma were
awarded to David ,Leith of moi-walk
by Ian jury in the Common Pleat caurt
to their .n 5 Eu"-
according ‘ for flamers to his automobile in a col-'
listen which occurred July 27, 1919, It
(longectltitultl and View venues in Nor-
! , , t ,. wa, Ks per node a countre claim
“9‘“ 5" ““930 of $500 while Lelth claimed
the plaintiff for 32:50. but Judge Booth
‘refusocl to accept it because It was!
greater than the victim“? had shown
‘be expended. a total of 3137. about. $80
'J‘or repairing Ms aniomohile and. 857
.'for medical service for his wife who
deadlock will ‘con. COLLEGE ”PAPER ‘
FOR PRINTING PICTURES OF
SAYRACUSE. N. Y..
_ university
suspended
Chorus’znlu vho had preled all their"
tanks" and other portions of their ap-
parel.
editor of tho tamer, also was gangland-
, dered to place
publication.
Ram“ been:
“in Awarded *tl'aim for-"Am
to Accident. '
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‘ ”WASHINGTON
txnlnst Indore Kuhner
clined to comment
letter. but Senétor
$1,’Ufl.
jury first brouzht in a Yerdict‘for "The President
point-blank refuoel
mgzc. ”The
injured in the accident. ‘his own child."
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:s' SUSPENDED
GlRLS WITHOUT SOCKS.
March 10.»-
Orat.ge Peel. one of the fimcuse
publications was ordered
yesterday .by Chanccl‘or
because it contained pict ms at
N El?
ed into a crowded
\Vitllam J. Uh‘uon. managing
sons.
and an toyestibatlon has open or: tPOllce
responsibility for th.a
., > rt vet.
Om. ' Watson"
fl . V t
Got-amen: ‘semug- beams. Preaz.
den: Han strangled Hts Own cola-.2.
meat among members
mechanism Wilson’- letter co Sen-
ator Hitchcock puts an exit! to pos-
sible ratification of the. treaty. as it
my nerve to'hold lit-line ‘men on the
point of wavering. Benito! Midge 11f
Ill-1. night on 7m;
Foreign Relations Committee Exam:
"rake it or leave lt.’ in his view- all
reset vntions are nullifloulons. It must
be ratified without the dottl .of at
‘i' or the crossing of n ‘t.’ as ‘
President he’s strangled
POLE FALLs mro CROWD}
”our «G; to Hospital After Accident
in Nassau St, N. Y. .
YORK. :Merch
pound fiaspote, being lowered from
the roof of a Nassau Bt'Eet unit-2 build
ing. broke from its cables and era-vi ’
oughfore during the homeward rush
hour lain. excring RM felled Mu!- ‘
They were taken to n hospitaL
reserves: were called tr m
tnln order among the thousands in the
t1 wgnetou elven: «attain.
$6,030 a_ Yeur Voted to M.
\ , Filipinounletatu 5. -' *
10£enti~ ' MANILA ,P. 1.. march it» -?cn
of the Senate is of 88.060 yearly were granted . .
day by the 'l'orrlborhl Wammwt
General Emile Aguinnho leaner .5
the Filipino insurgents use ‘
Spunlards min 1896. and ' ’ yam
Are-limo, formerly Chief of» , {he
the Supreme Court of~the ‘Plfl : « .
The Legislature (loo voted ’8'
to Freak W. Carpenter. retiring
emor or the Department of. at _
and Snlu. He has been in the may 4‘. _‘
of the United States in the "it "
pines for nearly twenty-two yearn.
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CHEESE HIT BY 98‘! LAW...
Mb
of the"
hu min said,
It in a
to any comm-o .
n‘d Product is Filed H
in Storage. o
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. March 10.“
hibition puts cheese bur-mess “on It”:
blink" nimlltiun of the free WW
and the passing of the demand [of
"beer and a cheese" is’respolls'm
for huge. stock; oiled up in‘eioW’
houses, according to local cheese I!“ .k
ST. CATHERINE. Ont," 3533711 .10 ,3
The biggest egg-no: cl’ modern are»
- hibition times was made here Mend”;
A careless freight car bumped mo
truck loaded with various cases it
whilkey-.a couple of crates of em»
. and a can of milk.
Sale; Drop a
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cannon-like mm:
a?
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x culosis Commisnlon has been invited
could cool Off. and then the water Code Commission to S‘Ve his “9W5
would fill my 'stomach up‘nnd ‘make on a proposal to nmalgamate the
me uncomfortable, I was told. that l ,Tuberculcsis (‘cmm‘a‘kion with the
bid heattburn,.»but no matter what it State Department of Health. ’ —~
was. it wus'a terrible feeling. I would Created by the last sesicn of the
have severe dizzy spells and blind Legislature to make a careluhfirve‘y
headaches. orxthe worst kind. and my of State departments. commissions:
back was sore t0 the {0‘10}! all along and institutions with a view to rec
‘ system under which
and my breath ““5‘ P‘Ed- I had read they might be grouped for puruoses
so much about CH‘OF 3951 how much of economy and the greatest. emclell-
good It‘did to so many DPODIP. l dec’d'cy. the commission has in mind the
cd to try It, and am glad I‘dld. for 10‘ consolidation of several deparlments
any any if‘l‘m‘ is tpertgctlngood and and the elimination of others i
my ”38 ‘5 owee an my ongue One of the important matters now‘
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clean, .md I want’tolthanl‘ Llhezl‘ for- under consideration by the coxumisw
it all." , , .
CINOT is aside! Plaisted’s Dru son for the purpose of making 3 rec-
Store washinqton street. ftléo at mg onimencilatiton to tlltfialssglslature is 'a
r. .- ‘ . ,‘ . . ..p oposa O ccnso e all the ngri-
. l v . . '
“CSipOX‘t Drug Gunman,» . ‘ ““90” cultural organizations and tuck-ties ol'
Swrtzer's Dru ' Slur . Southport.. and .
in Hartlgan’s Brag Sstcre 81 Falrfield ”‘9 Stale under one head- This nead
:thtlu. llrldgeport._ Also.’ at W. "H.’ Wm". be- known as the ‘HPEC‘OI‘ of ag-
Jones‘ lh‘ut: Company. Stamford, and riculture_ and "‘3 would "3"? Jurisdic-
H. F}. Nonthrop's, Danbury.» Adv. tion of 0" work i" 90D5'3YICUOH with
l the State Dairy and Fttod‘Commta-
, --——-F—."=$—' “Bloner. the commissioner flu dhmestllé
a fine hill of‘l’eatures to ac offered animals- ”19 Con"°'~"1¢“'}’oultry A25-
Thursday and Saturday eveningsV On 5:306“th the Connecticut Sheep
.the former eveninu, Pauline Frederica Areede Association, “10 Connecticut
will play in “The Pulister Car. a' “munnml Collette all muntv infill
cinimatic number of unusual merit. On
Saturday the Palace will present Doro-
thy Phillips in “The Right to Happi-
ness." The public need'only be re
minded of Dorothy l’hlllpn'trrecent ap-
Sccioty. the Connecticut State Grunge.
and other organizations. (”his high:
mean the abolition of the State Board
of. Agriculture. the Commissioner O’Ll
homestlc Animaln' amm- and t‘tc
Qatry and lj‘ood Commtsionor‘s office:
Imder the proposed plan the director3
of agriculture would have sovflral bu l
reéus. naming a bureau cl.’el for ettclt ,
The Sr: ur'day feature
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NEW HAVEN RAILROAD DISSATEEEMW”‘ n...
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TO FLOAT ..OTE ‘
HARTFORD, March ill—The Nt-‘Y PROFlTEERlNd
Railroad Co‘lnpauy. Monday.
NEW YORK. March 10. Possibility"
of n tenel‘al strike ’of 350.000 unioui
men in Aew‘ York city if relief is not '
of living was up for consideration all
a conference libre today between Mn-1
ryor Hylen and Edward lfllannah and:
x :Ernest Bchm. president and secretary
respectively. of the Central Federated;
Union. The threat to recommend'
’Pinch .of .Thread .Shortaqe. the strike was made ejttyhy ‘ho ‘
:{Qtwalk housewives have felt the Central Union. 9 edit: 8'3 OI- which}
Epinch of a serious: shortuuc in the. asked the flay r to support 8'1”" do“
gned to check profiteertng in rents.
TOD r :1.- I. X é
‘ A WAI- STREF‘l'.
WALL STREET. 101m a. menu: -
period the gurernmenf operated the
road. .
SPOOI.‘ corrON SCARCE.
Noriualk Housewives. Experience
few weeks. Some stores which con-.
tractvd‘lnst fall for a Siv.mnntl1a' sup-1
iply have enough cotton. while other:
bureaus, the Connecticut Bomologjcfil i _.
r- .- . ..-.- W.
This is Orange week”
' Buy. oranges Now '
DeliciOus, juicy, tree-ripened
Oranges are on sale this week in all
the. leading stores at attractive
prices:
Fresh from the trees. in sunny
lit
“Californiaf—P shipped across the
country. by fast freight. You
need no sugar with this’sweet and -
luscious fruit. '"
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m.
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In the halt-s this week are included
Uniformly Good Oranges.” _
lender.
or for juice. They peel easily. Buy a due: or more.
"before, oficred a_fincr lot of this
Sunkist -
“newscaster
They are full-flavored, practically seedless. sweet. juicy, firm and
Best for: slicing. cutting ,up [ct salads and desserts. or to eat whole:
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Retailers have seldom, if ever
healthful fruit. Order today. Get . .
a dozen. Try sliced oranges or
orange juice for breakfast. Make "
delicious orange" salads and
desserts.
Note our offer below which is
good for thi: week only.
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all» with fury-1Y0
ctr-.3 plainly trial
but? ~hl- mum
um 7’.
u~||!~ vrrl'h wit the .t.:.'
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Our Offer to Women~flzis Week Only if q
.4 Randy Recon Card fit: at One- Tht'rdketail Coot
Buy one (Her-t M‘lzt them a.
'ny no,» mo noel and null the We a"!
we". Nmmht. omn- on ‘m 0! um 043‘! "f
We'll U. fills: 0n reel-9N w! the erlc' «up In
:llwtaledv l‘lhlfi homing Sunkist m lug
ll ell your none and ul- lumen va-lpu.-¢n.vb- dish pictured m com.
(o I r micro-n was-r. t‘ho Mm. ton w-m gunk p» which-mm pm or
a p-nrhun d :1, Inst om- unze your be: we” end twenty-three mac:
unl- lur um“ :.
If you bent,“ in outfit. like int 5‘. ti rm
flora the hue wuult'. he SLR. . I
.—., bundle?! {Nine um Get on: mar at 4! cents. up dot in good for '
. Jun-mum In the 1‘31: ‘ 125K (WHY end the" vm note: i belw
«In {I it manually. minim out In. ad uh
. California Fruit Growers Exthangc. Dept. 119. Lee Auden. Calif. .
Mn: mull. is u we! at tints-tom h-Illl'u"!
Him to buy “raga.
'sizcs. and have limited the number of and oils furnished the constructive
spool" to each customer.. The Nos. {comma at the lrre larcrenln o
:40. 50, on and 70 sizes, which are a‘duy's Stock Markg: Raiding ‘1; so“;
most demand. are the sizes in which points. They were accompanied by
the shortage has been felt moat. ‘Steelab equipments and BmDDMS.
The“ present price of gpoOt cotton imwhile. motors and their subsldlariés
,5 or 6 cents far a loo-yard spool, and i tended downward with leathers and
to; 11 or 12 cents for a BflO—yard siltmi..tektlles Te demand for rails again
Some Stores which 59" for 5 and 1-0 centered in investment shares. notably
cents placed their orders last Decent-[Reading and ”19 Pacific group, hilt
her, at a contract price, and have been 500“ extended ‘0 secondary “SW.
unwilling to increase their prices simdBOCk Island and Texas Pad“ display-
ply because the wholesale market has. . mg 95950131. activity. Foreign ex-
Others have increased pricesichange~ particularly the London rate,
spools , was substantially higher.
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BRITISH DEMAND BILLS HIGHER.
NEW YORK; March 10.-—Ratee on
demand-bills for; the English pound
sterling opened today at $3.68 1-8. or
4 1-4 cents above yesterday's closing
figure. ~ '7 - ‘ , . i
13 TO 14 means 13 Roam
nuance man-Anon ’
Do you feel like pushing your paper
‘farthet from Mr eyes in order to
-aee m comfortr». If you do. you
need a‘pyr. of rTHAM‘ER'S glasses,
. ‘ I . '
.zfrl-I-‘AM ER
Optometrists and Optimal
“The km a and M1 '
s7 Adanth'St, sum: - on}
for (both the 'small and large
from one to two cents.
Up to 1914 and 1915, the price of
spool cotton had" been. for ‘years, 5
cents for a spool containing 200 yards.
There was no Ill-cent spool. About
1917 the wholesale price of cotton had
risexfso that “it was necessary to eith-
yardnge. The latter was done and the
5-cent spool contained but. 150 yards. '
. In the fall of 1919, a further adjust-
ment of prices or yardage counts
necessary, and the yardage was reduc~
ed on the 5-cent spool to 100 yards
and .a Ill-cent spool containing, 200
yards made its appeanance.
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