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AIIMINERAL MMANAC. '
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"(iii)" in the
United States in 1919.
A preliminary summary of the min-
l~2i’(lR'l‘, Nov. 3.——One Slam- oral production of the l'n'ued States in
three Norwaik men‘lSl‘J has jusl lice-n issuod by tho l'ni-
ted States Geological Surve-y. hepari-
This pamphlet,
20, of Westlwhlch consists of 128 pages. shows in
"‘llllf‘, Stamford. who goes in SS g'compart form tlu- output and value of
William ‘H. Ferguson. 19. about 70 minerals.
.910 East Washington Street. East es are
nmilc who will enter as-a fireman. .cooperation of thv mllwrul producers
. . class. for the machinist mates’ and the long oxporion‘ce of the Geolog-
Junes P. Sheehun. 13. of thelicul Sun-w
Road. South Nonnalk. who will aucc that tho estimates rr‘prvsvnl very
G_ ,ncarly
. mp“, 17_ or 4 Ludlow Street. tables Show the quantity and value or
slk. Who euh‘stéd as a firenian.,tho out-put 01' i-aoll mineral for five
‘ the S(~]|ool!0r t--n _\vars and lhl- imports and (x-
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. at the main recruiting stationisulit-nl lv-nlurt-s‘ol‘ thv ininvml indus-'
cw Haven, Ex navy men may oh-llr.\' in lulu.
one of these. by 193‘.ng tlmir (lis- l pun-s llw \‘nlm- nl‘ cmnmmlitirs pm. '
gt-s at the. local station. 324 Ala“! jdum-d
They will 3).: forwapqu m flu-Ethey would have haul all file mining.-
muil awllpricvs prevailing in lili3.
Many of the figur.
necessarily estimates. but thc
in this work gives assur-
tlu- actual production. The
ports
years.
A brief introduction points out the
or many minerals for several
(me of the tables com-
in 1919 with tlu- values that
This sum-
return 83 soon as DOssihlp, énlnry shows llll' lrnding minu'nl )ll‘nul-
nunlbcr of ex arm}- men 1,:.\-{. 3p- urts of each Stutt- and 1112- \anlll‘s pru—
. recently to Chic-2‘ Y.-m.mn .‘.ii(:h-§1lll«~li0n nl‘ snnu- lllllll'l'i'lS for n num-
'if the Stumioul stalion fur \‘ir-lory . b“? 0‘. years.
"mils and billions. Hilly form-gr; »\ “’3“ “l ”W" “’lN'lt mi“ i‘" “l"
i m”, run he trikc-n N"... of in thigflainml on :llilvlll'u'T-lli ll: tlu- llil’vl‘l-ll,
',—.pt 11: gunfire“; “0“,. 'l‘he mainfli S. (in-ulng'ii‘ul Slllnw. \\':isllinglu||.
y rl-(‘l'lllllrlfl Station for this rlis-‘D‘ C~
is in Sprx:.u':‘ivlll. 31.13.: and for-
» ~l’rizo “'ullz. J;;Ill'che*stl'zl. As-
sembly Hull. Norwalk, 'l‘hux‘sduy_ 400.
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Conn .
Erin-y mo. ..:
pier unto-‘11”. New
Trail' ' .
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highway
um! 1} ray throughout
Eng-
land and {\en' lork is a
pan of the long “Socony
Jame”
m otori sts.
Socony depot
Well-distributed filling stations to
assure a dependable .supply of
gasoline and motor OllS for all
who need them.
The excellence of Socony products and
Socony service is uniformly high. Un-
equallcd experience in petroleum re-
fining and progressive methods of
distribution have made them possible.
Socony gasoline is always clean and pow-
erful. Eyery drop of every gallon is the
same whenever and wherever you buy it.
It vaporizes quickly, ignites easily and
burns completely in summer and winter
alike. It is the standard of all motor fuels.
Use Socony products regularly. You
will notice a favorable difl'erence in the
' performance of your motor—more
power, greater mileage.
Look for the red, white and blue Socony
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sign.
STANDARD OIL, CO. OF NEW YORK
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REG. us. PAT. OFF;
Y:- (”(10 Theme lllill, New London,
This is said to be the oldest
mill in America.
1650 for
founded New London.
ANY quaint sectionsof old
New London are familiar
to thousands of New England
There is a mam
W
R GASOLINE ..
AREAS BELOW SEA Em
All the continents po-lblyrcxccpc
South America. include area of dry
land that lie below sea level. Accord-
ing to the United States Geological
Survey. Department of the Interior.
llw lmwst point in North America is
one in Death Valley, Culif.. that lies
276 feet below sea level. but this de-
:pression is slight compared to the ba-
lsin of the Dead Sea. in Palestine. Asia.
\vho'rc the lowest point on dry land is
1.200 fee-t below sea level. The lowest
point in Africa is one in the Desert of
:slnnds all-ore sou love-I. although until
‘l‘(‘(‘('nll,\‘ the greater part of it was
‘lsuppom-(l to liv below sea. levd. The
lowest point in Europe at present
known is oln- on the shores of the Cas—
Ipizln Son that lies SH fcct below sea
filo-vol. 'l‘lic ‘lowest point in Australia
,is om- at Lake 'l‘orrr-ns that lies about
25 fer-t ln-luw sca love].
SULPHUR RELIEVES
Almost Instant Relief and at Very
Small Cost:
The moment you apply a. little
.\ll~l‘llh0»Slllpl!llr the itching. irrilalion'llruggisH
1mm wnnnuelommlnxr
in suilu- lwcauxo quirk relief awaits'Blind, Bleeding or Pmtrudinz l’ilf‘s.
uml blemlr'ng stops,
_\’(Ill_
Any drucgisl will supply .Vou withlyou can get-restful 5190p al'ler first
This .appliration:
: wmull My 01 Month!) Sulphur.
Sahaia that lies about 150 feet below.m|nimum of 300,000,000 francs, which
=son levol. The Sahara. as .awholeils equivalent to 3,600,000.000 francs
per annum.
seems to soothe. heal and dry up thel
trouble quirkpr than anylhing else.
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It was built in
Join: M'inf/zrap, who
there and many
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cording to information which has Just
Justify expectations
yield from this source.
new tax on its first introduction rare-
ly realizes more than 75 per cent. of
iestsblished and properly applied.
this rule obtains in the case of the
tax on turn-over. ll is reasonably safe
to assume that
.allowing for no material increase in
the volume of business. will produce
DISTRESS OF PILES.400.000.000 frames per month. or close
on 5.000.000.000
«mailer
Lift Off Corns! No Pain!
FRENCH TAX 0.! 50%|.
HESS TURN-OVER
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-—Althou’xh on-
ly a few weeks have elapsed since
the coming into force of the New
French in: on business turnover. ac-
reached the French Commission in
New York, the first malts amply
as to revenue
Even now
the yield is estimated to bring in a
Financial experience shows that 3
its normal yield, as it invariably
takes time for a lax to become, firmly
if
this tux. even after
Doesn‘t hurt a bit.’ Drop a little
Freezone on an aching corn, instant-
ly that com stops hurtlnz. then short-
ly you lift it ‘right off with fingers.
Tully!
Your druggist sells a tiny hotlle of
Freezone for a l'ev: cents. sutficient
to remove every llald corn. soil com.
or ‘cnm between the toes. and Iht
(-alluscs, without soreness or irrita-
tion. 4th.-‘.“Y
Ear Oil
Stops Head Nolccc
ham-s per annum.
= = ._ -._.._
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
refund mnnvy il' PAZO
fails to cure Itching.
lnstanlly relieves itching Piles. and
60c.
' Leonard
Relieves Deafness,
it is not put in the ears, but is “Rubbed
in Back of Ears“ and “Inserted in the
Nostrils." Has had a Successful Sale
since 1907.
For sale in South Norwalk, Corm.. by Stillcon-Powcll Corp.. 82 Wash-
lngton St., and Plaictcdc' Drug Co. 41 Washington St. Proof a! success
will be given you by the above drugglctc.
This Signature on Yellow
Box and on Bottle
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A. O. LEONARD. Manufgcturer 70 Fifth Ave., New York City.
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J. 1. MALLETTE
U HM! I'll. ~ IOU‘I'I I03.“
Twenty Per Cent. Discount on the Following
Lines:
Hines cud Children’s Ginthcm cud Ohmbrcy Drona.
2 to 17 yarn. . .. Magma-Willi!“ '
Boys: Cost Suits, 3 to 8 yam; Sailor Suit: cnd commas.
tiou Play Suits. H E SINK”... '
cow White, Tailored, and army Drones.
Children’s Rompers, Creepers cud Color-ed Bloomers.
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Mid-Autumn Sale of
FASHION ABLE SUITS, COATS AND
- DRESSES
J ACOBY’S
s‘ophie Braslau
Orville Harrold
Fritze Krcislcr
John McCormack
Paul Whiteman Orchestra
Paul Whiteman Orchestra
Paul Whitcman Orchestra
Slim—FEVER OF THEE i'M DREAMING
“SOS—WHEN YOUR SHIP COMES lN
64890-—CHANSON INDOUE
“goo—THANK GOD FOR A GARDEN
swat—AVALON. JUST LIKE A GYPSY
BEST EVER MEDLEY
lflso—WHISFEING. FOX TROT
THE JAPANESE SANDMAN Paul Whiteman Orchestra
45199—Walting for the Sun to Come Out Lambert Murphy
I CANNOT SLEEP WITHOUT DEAMING OF'YOU
Lambert Murphy
Hear these and other Records at
THE HAMILTON SHOP
49 WALL STREET
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CHEVROLET .CARS ,
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries on Short
Notice.
' AUSTIN’S GARAGE
PHONE 1959 .
Angevine Furniture Co.
. Complete Home F umishers.
New 1920 Mitchell »
Delivered at once to your rotate. all charm acid-for
moo . ‘ ~
NEW MAXWELL . J
TOURING CAR 08' ROADSTER ‘7 , ,
Immediate delivery to your/m dict-naps“ My
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WAISTS
The new waists of dainty lingerie, strictly hand-made.
have rare beauty and fucincting elegance. Every waist is a
work of art from the hands of tho cmrtcct designer: and '
nectest sewers. There is a. charming ofiginslity about than
that gives a distinctive air to the wesrer. Prices $5.98 to $10.00.
Our machine-made waists are stylish, perfect fitting and
well tailored. Prices on these range from $1.98 to $7.00.
Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waist. are also here in I
good variety of styles in dark suit colon and light shade: suit-
able for evening and party west.
We invite your inspection.
my cpacr Mcmrwwalsc I? selP‘n’fPWC‘r
86 WASHINGTON STREET
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