,o .‘LY,’ NOV. 15, 1920
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Theatre
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W Chambers‘ Greatest
Novel
lighting Chance”
Q Nilson, Conrad Nagel,
. Dorothy Davenport
' . e Comedy
Pattie News
TUESDAY
IOLA DAN
_H.A”l-_.
TL ACKMAIL”
-Inesday and Thursday
. Murray and David
Powell
the original Criterion
Theatre Success
‘ iii RIGHT
To LOVE”
H‘DIJSE OF 100 PER CENT
ENTERTAINMENT
‘~ shows. Today
7 and 9.
at
:; ‘ll'~:~l‘lio;l
Irmt \lorit,
VHHJA DANA
in
“Blackmail"
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or Guaran-
It» 'l‘l'nlI-loglw—(“tnl‘mdy "
TUESDAY
Robert W. Chambers
"The Fighting Chenve”
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llANilllulllss”
llllE ll] RUBBER
Some Tests Recommended by
Department of Agriculture
to Find Reliability.
Pfllill - RINGS GlUSE .llillllfitE
Four inches of Rubber Should Stretch
to Ten'lnches and Then Return to
Originaih Length -- Sample
Should Not Break.
The caller,
knocked twiI-c.
bud
illlml
who nll'or'ldy
was putting ilt'l'
' on liit.‘ immigmi screen dom- to S‘ce it‘ l':ll~
[ling it “(mid arouse lxor
when Mrs. Jt-ssup appeared.
llesenlcnt door. In her arms were a
number or jzlrs of canned fruit, and
site imigod so disturbed that her caller
u'omlurwl wlmt had happened.
Catching sight of.the caller, Mrs.
.Iessnp cried: “Just a minute, until I
place tilcsoV j.lts ou the table and I’ll
lvt you I'll.‘ The jars dog-postted, she
hastened to uni: lstell the door.
“Blue you been standing
long?” she inquired. "I‘m sorry I
didn‘t heal you knock, but i was so
upset at what I found ill mi storage
closet this morning that I "Ilcss if the
Angel (inhrlel had sounded his trumpet
I wouldn't lla\e heard him."'
what She Found.
In ans“ er to her cullel s sympathetic
inquiry as to the trouble, she con-
tinued:
“I’ve always had splendldJuck enn-
ning fruits and vegetables until this
your; in fact, I have boosted that I
never lost more than two or three jars
in a season. but this year“—She threw
up her bands—“every few dllys'l find
another jar that is ‘working,’ and this
morning there were five ddwn there
sizzling :muv.
bios I lime put up cost so muc,h to
say nothing of the sugar, that I could
sit down and weep to Hill“: of the
loss of IllOlH:_\‘ it entails, besides my
“ork and time.
“Anstho worst of it is I can‘t ace
what is the trouble. If I know, I
could avoid it in canning. the late
fruits and vegetables. I've done every.
thing “according to Hoyle," just the
Why I always have. and yet they don't
keep this your. I know the price of
l
neighbor.
at the
there
The fruit mid vogeta-.
until the fingers lire ten inches apart.
chrnstein. Kent school.
Piano Solo «Madeline ('ocum'. lillrl—
[The sample should not III-oak. but: stroll school. ‘ . ' '
“Tile second is “hut they “(all lilo MTS- Frederick Benedict is recoxer- "Lincoln's Gettysburg Adda-$657 .\n~ ‘ ‘3’“
tf'ilsiie Sue" rt“ 1‘“!- pm a livi”, Ving trom ‘1 «hm-l illness na \Voli't’. .‘Iidliichrouk sulmol. ARE YOU or
“fight 9““ With "”9 mm‘m mm 50‘9“ i \ll (‘ g1 iii—l. ,- l "October‘s Bright Blue \Vcatlwr” ~77- ’
. . ‘57. -)r . u ‘I‘ ”my. 5 nt'it tI-r i" J _ - h Il' . |' 1‘ MI» 1' «v 7 7 1H
1’ nts of Water (Yul: ll \VI-Ezhl VVVVVVVVrVVV‘VVV . tl‘ . . . ()st 43.11. «- ll Llll ...lm.ll. .
Silt’illlli’jl’ >l'\l'v:ll ‘I'flt‘kfi In New York. .. ‘¢ : ‘ ' - n e i .7 7 ' ' V‘ ‘ ‘ ”
mm... :7 mm» m... we ‘17}:‘3312‘3‘; ““ " . woRKINI. 0R nontJNl. -
.z. : . l sc‘too . .
around all emplv spool; pass a “ire 'lhr ).l-ssiml l’nn. l and l .Idi o-s '1! ‘\'iolin 5:010”...31;“7L~..,.,.ii,. “walk Rpm: H . '
through the center of the spool and “lg-“(MU Sum l.‘ ”H"! '-"‘- l-‘tl -.\ “I'll—z Ilmrl 5 . ,
fasten to the handle of the l"! u; u”... llrou with Mrs lure M! ruin. “Lincoln is Grins-bun: Addrrss'lw in the
pass the round lillllllll) of a “no-loll . ”W RVV- “'7 {1“‘115‘r’4‘ll': 1113’ df'lf'- .‘Jl-‘l: I t;; ‘y‘lli‘l Hill school.
,.. . \" ,. - . o , . . , . , . ‘
spoon m- broom lill'l’fll2il the rim: “lid idle-stilling (\thVV llV. .Itll IVlImVIlV UV. l (ul- ’ll-o l i: ‘Inv of tho latrllt lirumdr'“ §
lift gently 'Ihc ring Should not lire 1k Frog“ IO =1 0” “H‘W‘lfi 1" H'Hlilt‘l'vl‘l. liaroil I ‘ultsmi. (i. a; l:. NV") ii. i v ' “a ‘ I 3‘
. ' ‘ Nov. ‘Jtll and 10th. .. ~ .7 7 ‘ » ' IQ- V‘ I
‘YOU test ”"3 TIP-HS h9f0l‘9 )1)“ Cilll i..T(‘: Jigqlilrfill. V. . l RATIO DE CA PAI(IB
. . 7-. , ‘ . V '. v pillow-us ‘ll‘ll‘ltlltlvlll'v (‘luf‘ion :
"056:1"ngan 11"" M“ 'f ”H‘.‘ ("'9 N A dance wxil behold m ~\"\'ilton Li- \vl‘hh \R .I who“;
l‘l"l lore mil\' in! Sfillllt‘lilillg DIN flinl‘t l“I‘I'l'l\ l-xw‘l'lf'. \U\ ’6”) PH- 1’" . ‘1 I I 7, V‘ I ' A ‘ Ill.
.. . . . ~ - ~ ~ - - lalm hulI)-~7l’llllllne lulu), . lllll'llullt
the cause, but i doubt it in this in dw the alllspir-Is of :l committee oft street school. p l READ ABOUT
stance." [young tum-Iv. ,Address77—N s. l ight Director or} "
v State Supenision ' i'
llorllcc- llnliisnn will (omillcl {I jneport ofV the Judgps : EVERY DAY
GRAPE JUICE USEFUL “i‘lgil‘i‘. class m’vr)‘ 'l‘hursdal I\VVrl.Vi'l"l 'Amelic. I 7 All E
iii the I‘llllpI-l. Till-so gullu linszs :lI.- , "-W. .-, h _ m. H D
To FLA 0 -:I continuation of tho \‘nl'nl mush-W A young ind in Norunlk (Glidcznor-lx =-
v R DESSERTS taught Inst wintrr. by Mr. ilollirter'sied to pull a Kc\st0nc canal-d} Saillr l =r _: __1'--L ""
lather. Huv Hey, i“. .\i. llnllistcr. ldil)‘ night by Plastering the windou ». -‘ - — .77.
A X p ll’ 7*" ll . t t f at the Nonralk Ili)l‘:lr\ “it h a cum. ‘ .
n . - _ i u > 11' moo nu: m w In crcs o . - . .. '
mple SUPDY IS EaSI‘y Obtained » , . _ tdrd DR. .\ report “as made «Lihe .
, ,cducatlon “as livid I‘rlday evening. . 7 -.. - ‘ i
b H R 'No\. 13th m tho- (‘ongrr'raliolnl ,Police and Officer '1‘. [)0ln03 inusn- an at rans Ion .
y ouse eeper_ ; . ' . . h ‘ (gated. ho arrest was made. 4
Chapel. Suppl-Visor fiylvcstcr presided. l - .
and. mitt-r .l f! w iilll‘Ulllll'IUl')’ remarks.
U f t d P d t P l M introducd .\ir. Light. ni‘ thv Silltv '
n ermen e ro uc, ropery ado llmlrll ol’ 1‘;I‘U(. illizz. Whose :lddruckz CASCARE 'I'Rll KS I() N 0‘ y
afld Bottled WI” Keep for lndefi- “'118 “1- IO (1.110 .lnd l‘ll” of (duration- “ ' DAILY C E ‘. ORK
nlte Period if Not Ex coed Lil reforms. Ml lirownl-ll. who led . [I
t D ihv Singing, lr)‘ Iilt’ f‘lltil‘l- :lu- ‘ WCAL TR CKING
o the Atmosphere. ‘- .. . , . f . . u n
. (It Mu .lilll pupil: :l:tcl‘-.zlrds l‘('I}l!('r- They Work whi '3 you Sleep . L
. r le two 5 was t-. I7.~-l',\‘r)llv':: enjoymvnt,
! (“he hCVlls‘Pkogpd‘l‘H can llllVf‘V Plt‘lll" "rill' prug :lm l'oim‘n'ml. intrrspI-l‘sml ’
0 Wave nice or use not on ,V as a with songs b): itll' I’Iildn-lv. lift-I-rI-r. .‘ . H 56 A N m
shovel-age but us flavoring in various {HIH' to ill- spunk in: (‘llllerL .‘.lr.i TELLI’ UNES 4 D
l tempting dosxcrts. The following «it :F'Alt‘PSlN‘ H mm “"4 that lhl‘ .illdews i
rectlons for making it are :ivou by tho. ""‘l‘lllt't‘ “NU limo-Jud Svnlirlll. o.‘ 1:
United States dellnrinwnt of llgricul- Hurlbtltt 5"“ t *""""'L “”5" “hm“ ’
tllre‘ I'ost. llacl l'i In): List plat-I, 1” ”H. '
~ opinion of m; .\ iill'lil ;,. ,.- ..
Only 0103". sound. WPH'HI'NH‘J hill is: rud 'llo Slil‘ll p- «iii: In! 1:123: Illxigl: :
not overriio "rates should he used. ., ‘ ' ' ' .
Those 'm'is hoh (-:Ilslll~ll llv ‘l mtato ”Sin" [h “H I '0' ' and (\DH'NO" "0""? Instill: .‘30HY‘ "lmll!" Y0" “PM!f P—T—(é‘lne Prom__T.t
.~ . u) . - . . l i l H at" “d“ FUU‘ ' \\ ”t0" NFLIOOX - .‘S .(‘uscarrls tonight Hun for Sour livcr? —D-_—CIIVCIS
masher or some sllnllllr llllllll‘nll‘lll. m‘ .‘l: Ilu-l l‘ .731 l. :u l --r. 'l-hesr pupils .It V'mm In“... ~ls “I. n 3“" “-m “ukn up.‘
the juice may be pressed out in on or- 1” 1‘ Srho I. Here If it: Hellman.
llht
diuary cider lnlll. I’our lullnt‘lllzlit‘l)
:lOC i\.
into a glass or enameled vossl-l uml nl
low it to stand overnight. Drniu iii-5
”juice from the sediment and run
through several thicknesses of rlonn
flannel. Pour into clean bottles. loo:-
mom:
Rodger (ir- us
; licrnstl-ill,
,tlla Edge.
Community \illg‘il.gv7 “a,”
log space at the top for I'll‘ liquid in lntrodllctom Kinny-13-7 ”_ 1,
all: lld~d MI-r) (lil\ during,r
of “(t ill \(IQIIIIII \Vhit—
La“ 'll(l I): mil. John Ilonllin
liilLl lio-rnstoin Hdith‘
”or-is .\l Ilcliollm and Mar»
:“onIh-riVng “bat in "(allll of your slllg- {
Irisllnl .l dizziness. silk lll‘lllllu‘ilt‘. bud;
‘I-.ol«l cr lulu-t stomach. No griplng~7—‘
no inconvenience. t'llildrcn low (‘ils-f
icon-ts too. I“. 25. 50 cents. '
l l
‘ i
l'lllg'l- uh.
“'I-‘ H AVP some emcllent pallorl
. Sykes“ and kitchen SlUVPs also ranges
‘ SAVE ON YOUR GOAL BILL
A Perfection OiLHeater can be carried from one room to another
wherever the heat is needed. Price “.90, up.
Our steek of Go: Heater: consists of many styles, the radiator style,
the open fireplace heater, and the well-known Lawson make.
expand when but. Put boltios ‘on n i (r. superxisu (tax... Price, 3333' “P. .
falge bottom in a “nsh lloilI-r. If no ." l lncoln s Gm ‘ in": Addlrss'- an\_ 13915 furniturp, china 0i fine quality. An Electric Heater .“ excellent for office, bedroom or bathroom.
commercial pnslellrizcr is :Irilllzlblo: E m‘hndl 3000'“, ilurlhutt strum TOH'WP deSkS. in VN’F 800d (‘UllditlmL' V Price, 311.98. ‘
till holler with water to within anr 5“ OO‘ , o . ' A
"T S , . l
inch or so of the mm of in.- mun». I "9 Winn-9 llrmamull 7~Ilelcn. JAFFE & ASH a 25 WASHINGTON s1: scum NORWALK
’_ ; Law rence C Q Hi ndolo. .,
have n thermometer In one of tho llnt- i“Incldcnt of a F“! . h Cumu"~~i’hld-; 37 PORT ST., EAST NORWALKV l ,
lies and heat until the juiw- rI-llclu-s‘n l ‘ 1
_._. “m”... _ ..- —— *—
tonlporntule of 190 de grams; then take ‘ -‘~—- , ~~~~~7 M 7 -.- 7 _ _ __ -m. -fi-_.,.._.w,- h..-. _.#n ‘~._~,.._____ . -M - A _ __
the bottles out and soul or cork them i I
immediately. (ml) new units that ""-" := J i J
have been soaked for 30 minutes in
water at n temperature of about 140
degrees should be used. It is woil 80‘
take the further precaution of smllln:
the corks with pnrnfl’ln or sealing wax
to prevent the entrance of mold gl‘rms.
Grape juice may also im mmle by.
adding one pint or water to every five
mHinds of cranes. d‘mw‘m'vls on" "=4"
l
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n . ,. l l : .i"':Is "1.1.7., on :u‘ccptt" ‘ ‘ g: 7 .. 3
JOIR’GdJ P N 1 ll"...‘,.~!l A! ,. ”I . ‘ . ' r I
all: ews , . .. 7. ,.. p '-
"—-”W~’ 3: . l‘:il~ l-i
\' ‘ L‘V‘D-‘J‘ 1’" :mi, n H :2i:(IA-.‘Vllfla“‘ To utenVVrVgVTVaVItV Vol 3:quij ._.
_4 l .. Hun; 4. Inv "'i l .I, t l | t V
l I lllposr . _\~.:..7.'i‘.7l:‘.':~ _ l 3 ...' PM” .. 7.. “—er liar ,.
misi5{‘n fiRuxCS ‘— (‘11.. :I' “ l i i fill" l- It‘ll lel"”’ “. 50”?“er N" H. fl l'
stances of Sale t;,, ‘ ‘ i; '/q£h:'m;\‘ i ,l'.7~:‘<,.mx: .-..I -. .lpe Jul V, ml;
-1 x e , llifli't‘ .IYEI-t it'llit‘ll \“V'Y '00 l ln-i ‘qilllny -
tOf L ‘7 llity 5A1)" ‘ i ‘\ «I. if n ii 0'9"? 1 . I:|(‘:lilllt1l~]li fire or to I
Il.i€.l' nu yup, my “to i ’ g ‘ ’ Lil’Ct'iVth‘: frdm HI All £0 ”“57 “m.“ a ,
to U ~ l;,,.:,:;r‘;u .‘ur. "—-——-“—.“" l A“ - '; hath Is (”[00 (fill‘llpll. hnWPVQ'i‘, ‘hai
nd “‘ m‘lr Hi lnllt \ - contents should no used :I..« so“?! 3'
VII;.I..,.~. :1“ Il' I ‘NG I: lpnsmlll“. 'l
' (TIN ill“ m . . A, .
_ .1? Was illlul -’i “\er ,3 I! I .
. ”n today. s , r
e Brew incur-directs .‘ X l ‘7‘ in BEMfi'- iARNISH
. may be sum. I...I NOV 1: i l
under ci"l'~llns'..' ( 4 l !’ FROM THREE METALS
hey are In hr :5: .I ’ r .1 giVI‘17‘ i l} H
aoture or ill! .m- . lint: l. ' , l i‘ _ . .
"“1““ “”“’"‘ l" " l“ l 3’: ll ottenstone Mixed With Oll ls
(‘ll‘cunlstl *4 flutt‘ “ Grin F. f ‘3 y . '
:3.“ u 7t ReVV'. “1:; (V s_ :3, E i I SUbStance Most Used 11
3 315:: .7 0 c 3mg war x, l‘ L...“ I
f ’ fig .i‘nt o'clock ‘1 A Go . .' . . V‘
, - .m. m_—7~ :4 1" Rubi " r“"“S' C’~ oupport AP- Oxalic ACId, Buttermulk or megar
..,,. “Him- - _' .. éx‘mltely “"0”“ P000“: Are Cleaning Agent; Suggested by _
7 ‘ 3 id Experts—Whiting
g. '3' 0 VV 2 _ . V Househo ' 7.
V- i I" VhlIrVilal y canted food is golnl.d tr; Take: Up Moisture.
3.31 J - o'er 3 high next “inter, an .
”1"“) VHI‘,‘ will:“inpumfiefgimftzi The tarnish on copper. brass and
l’ ‘l \I rn'lu' ' 1 “TMS' [e e at , it d bronze is copper carbonnlo. It may he
‘ *""" ‘ l ”Hy b‘ er. BM :1 our more spo e removed by friction. 'nr dissolved in
"". T“ jg ,7 .- 1-15 9 1 all the profit in home can- weak acids.
In ‘ ”3'” "1mm. k “w” “ “g ' ‘ be gone in my case. What Rottenstone mixed with oil to a
Hm is 1 1, mu." .7. l 5' luppose is the trouble?" creamy consistency is the common '
-7:. If: .A [:1l‘(l;"h a li ‘ Valler asked a number Of ?,1193- substance used on these metals. After-4V
‘ ‘i'...‘7.".‘ .‘27K..iiil..‘ .tni '3 ' ’9 “‘5‘ Of which “1‘5: Did this cleaner has been applied the;
. 3;... 17.. mln‘: l” 3'0"“ rubber rings: metal should be polished with a soft I
..“ * "ml" ““3 "0? ‘ ”9“" "‘“e' .Mrs' Jes' cloth. A final rubbing with dry rotten-
“ “1”“ " "' ,‘ 5 led. . f stone or whiting will give the metal
.. ....;I .. .I_-. .75 VH1. . l . leuVOll never lung, but I mind an even brighter luster. .
3" ' 4"” ‘ ‘ ' "I ' 57""r-V ””5 year. interrupted Oxnlic-aold solution, buttermilk or
H i H A, ‘ ’ .. 7' ‘ ‘. L405 "‘1' “and I believe poor rings vinegar. especially when warmed.
.,'.',A’t.“V ' 1. ,I'. 'I ”l ' {‘9 mm M 5'0"" "O“MG‘ I bear quickly dissolves the tarnish on these
1 .. i,‘ ‘L ‘ . i '."‘.‘, “'3" is “"00"“ with cheap ones metals. All traces of these cleaning
V V. . .. all I n», {.VinV ti. nnlerr- Cm MVP” —. . ,._,._ 1.;‘.,.,.V‘.”,Ing that enters into agents must be removed, however. 0,,
{537...} ii.‘ The ‘1“,135j113c2? in“ " mnufnctllre and sale has gone the metal will tarnish again very .
t'lzl IIIOlllilJ" i't litions‘ ét’o‘ tht- ’5 UP. it ”1 many manufacturers, in. or. quickly. say household specialists of
lay of the Stu-'4? {m a Ilmlu r s . d9; ,0} D“t 0“ "”3 market a medmm- the United States department of agri-
" f “b H t“- l W “hm" up and lfirlced product, “3"“ reduced the 0“?" culture. Washing the metal in water, .
-:°in - (‘lllitligilll It i. (xplcled “l "Lin the rings they are making. Im drying it. and rubbing it with dry
L “ ““‘ """ '“’ "’ r " ”.1". , fl “’1" YM‘ A few days 0' fl few weeks after whiting ls usually effective, The wl:’t-‘
.- 400;“- 7. :51: l " i ‘1‘ W“ l . ‘Jars are stored these rings com- in: not only fakes up moisture but
7 for “\iV'“ ".7; .. ., 7, ‘1, ence to deteriorate, the air gets in, polishes by friction.
' A“: I I H ~ .‘ m}: 7,; A ‘ ‘ ,0 ml the contents begin to spoil. 7
u 0 pi . - , ‘ . V r . . _ . ""‘"‘“¢—“—_“"~_
{mi-2! iellnnrte. I'l‘ ‘ L 'LW' ”i: , — Testing the ngs- \
_are also connected with tin. " 0‘ "I‘d rather waste a few rings test. Dr [NE E To
"1- , ing them than lose a whole lot of valu- S I ,
' the ”“39""? mm“ . ”‘3‘ able food by not doing it. I had to l
I" roVi-lil<~d,Vll:Vl»§l1;l.V7VV;.ltm. it VV , Zest several brands, when I started Inf " ”SEW l
y. n {3‘ ‘:‘_,m.‘='m,‘1flll;.7BUD-flirt. ,. anninlz. before I found one that . _l i
?‘ b12311“;(',I?,,‘;J},,..:m 03.2,; :;. lemma to be nil right." i ’
,rmn‘ ‘ f ,. . ‘ '. “How do you test c n rings? I If 5'03 “'3'“ bacon to beaten. the
vm or tllIIr. pious suitable for. (I ifcontlnually
ubhonse 1;: \'(- been secured. ’. ‘Von‘t understand how on could, but fat must be padre. 0‘ .
n; Club will m- luxuriously fur— ,t'l that‘s the cause of my canned stuff '1"! in _
W WWW“ ‘09-'11 Italians 1111”” .‘V Polling I wont to know how ‘to test NV? logical place 10 use sugar 1, .
gr.) large amounts of monc)‘ t°~;'1em'" the diet is at thelcloss OVfa meal. . i .
PW" “10 b'=”’33"g and “our“ ”l“, “I use the tests that the United ‘ . ‘ ' r H
m- . ,v tes department of agriculture rec- Medicine stains will disappear from ll
_‘ «amp to “w 'T!“" “f“ “0'. "f" pmends." replied the visitor. . “There linen If strong ammonJa ls applied. {V
' 2'“ ”7" W" “mm” m ”m 7"" :1“ . 9(- I1 number of these tests which may ' ‘ l
.1 :c. the plans. Tn fact. It .15! ’i‘m b t if rln asses suc— The apples used in apple “Rte”, .
lapplled; u 8 g D
Q 7 7'7: ml rlub for It llinns "I rut)“ full} the two tb'lt I am going to should be the kind that cook
’1~.‘i iris that m: Ilct up the “-1, h l. t .. _
r “win: ‘émou about. you can be pretty sure quukly- . . . V l
~ . its politic:- l character. ,mn. 104;“. {I right; i
’ is l! social as up" and will; Friends :1. st is to cut a six-inch piece {I 5011 send .2?“ t0? blouses to 31%
‘7 l 'I‘-7 rill-1 other forms of cn- éjoinmg in 9 g;( take hold of the endsso a .au'ldry it 8 set 0 remove any .2, . .
. for u.» amusement of its the heartios are four inches between the} large 0! 9808181“ buttons W 5,
egg” iannil'em- retell the piece along I ruler
laud.
TAX FREE IN CONNECTICUT
$325, 000
1‘.
if:
Mayehoff €99 Co., Inc.
7 - ‘- 8 PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS ’
Dated 7— 1' r ., 1920 -7 . _
Denominatio __ S , " ,
g . Form — C Prinozpu’ may be registered.
Intel-er: P .le May 1 and November 17 in N3“! York. . .
Option C noble in whole or in part at 110 and interest on 30 days notice.
'rlu's'rI-zl: 'l‘Hl-I (irrr worms“. nun or mumim-otrr.
MATURITIES
Amount Maturing Amount
$32,500 .Nov. 1, 1923 $32-$00
32,500 " ""Nov. 1, 1924 32,500
32,500 Nov. 1. 1925
32,500 Nov. 1, 1926
32,500 Nov. 1, 1927
$162500
it is further provided when and as the net earnings,
or exceeded $75, 000 per annum on and after June 30 1921,0131; one7third (1-3) of said Not Burning. dull he used
for the retirement of the Bonds at 110 and interest, if not obtainable at a better figure in the ops mint.
CAPITAL‘ZATION _
Capitalization upon completiou of presenting finan~1ngAuthorized Outstanding ‘
Common Stock ........ $350,000 $350,000
Preferred Stock ........ . ........ - . . . . . . . . . ...... 150,000- 150, 000
8’}; Mortgage Bonds ...... 325,000 325-000 2: .--w 5
(to be presently issued)
SECURITY 7
The Bonds are secured b a. Mortgage upon the euire real estate, plant, equipment on!
y $37000 bearing 5%, and for the retirement.“ which an equal
Company, subject any to real estate mortgages of
of the
amount of this' issue has been se taside. The Company in it: mortgage agrees to maintain not liquid new of not
less than $300, 000.
NAG SEEN"!
l
The Company is managed by the amoers and direct we who have been associated with the m- for years,
and under whose management the company has grown and prospered. The principal omoerc of the County had:
contracted to continue their supervison of the Company’ 3 stairs and the entire Common Stock is hold by
present Board of Dirertors.
I
SALES AND EARNINGS
June30,1920 ~
Net Sales ..... ,$684,037.27
Net Profits .............. -----...: 77..74999
BondIntergst 26,000.00
Balance 351749.00
‘ SALEM FEATURES
The Salient features of this issue are summarised asfoflows,
of~which can be had on applicatim:
1.V SECURED BY MORTGAGE SUBJECT ONLY TO $37,“ RERL ESTATE MORTGAGE-8 BEARING 5 PER CERT INTEREST.
2 NET PROFITS YRACTICALLY “REE TIMES BOND lNTEREST AND INCREASING RAPIDLY.
3 NET FLXED ASSETS NEARLY $4”,M.
.t NET LIQUID ASSETS OVEB $340,919.
5... COMBINED NET A88E'T8, LEES RESERVES AND DEPRECIATION MPRE THAN 200 PER CENT OF TOTAL mo ISSUE.
lNTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PROTECTED BY MONTHLY DEPPSITS WITH THE TRUSTEE.
7. PROPERTY AND PROFITS FIVJLLY PROTECTED AGAINST LOSSES BYFIRE.
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PRICQ T0 YIELD 8.10 TO 8.40 PER CENT., ACCORDING
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32.500 Nov. 1, 1930
32500 Nov. 1, 1931
32.500 Nov. 1, 1932 _' . ~.
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Average net sales as o for {our
years ending June 30,1917? 1918, 1010, and 1920:
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