2 meet with
'I‘uESBAY.NOV.22,19'31 ; . s2 22 2'-
‘g Wants, To Let, rot-sale, Business and Profelional cards, Miscellaneous Advs.
ECLASSIFED ISEME T
:3 Two Cents a-word; minimum charge 50c per issue, 3 2timos$1.00. Gaps Double Price.
‘ WANTED >FOR~SALE 2BUSINESS'NOTIGE
,7 ‘ P‘O’RSALE—Nearlynew. sparse—pow 3231'?anEio?e§,“£h?£$5°€o%; $351,112
'VVANTED
' - n
Experienced o pe r a t o r s o
maehmcs. Also experienced hand
sewers. .
M. N. Mayehoff & Co.
15 MERWIN STREET
‘.Al‘{'l_’ED;Exp€-rienced operators In
front de'l. Apply Cluett. ‘Peabody
136-: Ince- .- . taught-
NTED A—— Experience-fl painters.
Edw. Bartram. 12 Baynew Ave, .. .
walk. Tel. 732-12. .
7‘ " We will
AN ED-Dolls ior report. .. ..-
resging repair and ‘Iurpxgl'lnizlzlkgfit
2 arts to dolls or e\e -. . ‘
mainline price. Doll linspitlil. b
‘ nion St., Phone 339. So. .Norua .
1 about 16
855151
2 2 : of ace t0 _ .
yeah ‘5 Benjamin.
0 .7 ’ .
sework. Mrs. 0.. Taylor
Dutee “1 Flint, Inc.
FOR SALE—:2 houses in first district,
terms, address Box R 76,
rule. uptown. ,.
FOR SALE-Dairy and tobacco farm,
_ _ m: gir 110 acres, good buildings,.w‘ell water- _
2 ANTEDrA 3011 . with generalied, near state road. Stock, tools in
cluded. $6,000.
Block.
. ortable as engine. Very cheap.
er p g Phone 502.
..
‘m rovements. Reasonable. For
part i p *Norwalk.
enamel bathtub and lavatory, with all
nickleplated fittings;
gain,
seats, $5. Seidenherg Co.,.545 3d2age.
(bet. -36th and-37th sts.) N. Y.
special big bar-
white ’22 celluloid water-closet
Conn.
FOR SALE—A gas stove. a parlor
stove in A1 condition. Library ta-
ble. rockers, pictures, toilet set. Call
at 100 So. Main St., So. Norwalk. Up-
stairs. ‘
WILL EXCHANGE —— my beautiful
residence at Darien for a. farm. 2Ad-
dress Box 470, Darien, Conn. _ ,
FOR SALE—4920 Ford Sedan bumper,
lock steering wheel, specral radiator,
$450. Ford Speedster, cheap, and 1918
Dodge runabout. Call at 11 Union Ave-2
Will overhaul-and repair your car, all
to give you installation cost.
forget we do plumbing,- tinning and
sheet metal work.
56 ‘Water St. ~
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
makes,;,at2_ myswmterglgnart’ers. 22
Marshall Street, So. Nor-walk
. 'l nition {Land22Li htin s 81: :2
'XLL WORK ’%UA%AI}EI' ED
. . Phone 490
Phone, «or
not
HENRY A. HEGELEIN, '
So. Nor-walk
Phone 473-3. _
D. S. : Hull, 24Haviland
WANTED—2 or 3 heated rooms for
light housekeeping. centrally located.
Address Box J, care Sentinel, _
ANTED—Boys to sell vanilla after
waclmol: send {or free sample bottle.
Wakefield Extract Co., Sanbornvflle,
N. H.
"WANTED—Experienced operators -on
Shirts, sleevers,: tellers, neck band
runners, and neck band setters, to
porn $18 per week, steady work. Also
3:1)er need aewers‘ on plain needle
mémge. LEROY SHIRT co. 7
“M TO LET 7
FOR RENT—Threeroom and four-
room apartment, improvements;
Also large barn suitablejor garage or
storage. Inquire 56 Water St, So.
Iiorwalk. Phone 473-3..
8 2LET—'3 or 4 rooms, furnished or
unfurnished. improvements. near
ulley and station. to adults only.
Also space to store furniture. 1;»
quire 7 Grove St. .
91‘0 LET— P. O. S. of G. Hall, Monday
and Saturday. for lodge or dances. In-
quire :37 Spring St. Hall at 42 Frank-
lin St
W :10 LET—Two sets of rooms. light and
gas, on Ely Ave. lnq. Bertha H.
..Nagze}: 15 Lorre- St.
FOR. SALE—Sedans from $400 up.
Opencars $75.00 up. Trucks, 3200 up. L
Every car will be‘ demonstrated; Will
arrange '
Open evenings. PhOne 1959.
terms. Austin’s ' Garage.
BRICK; aroma 2pm GOTTA.
FOR SALE—1921 Ford Coupe, 3400. 29mm..2..s
ggme pasé‘mfnésszsazrranged. Shufelt's wflQNGm‘E
rage. e .‘ - . 2 2 23‘82191'9 ,
~Wnlln.,2 mtmgfi. and an
FOR SALE—Cord wood, in all lengths “82-13mm!” .
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Ledge-22,2
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent. ' ‘
FOR SALE—Elegant Beslrence.
improvements, large barn. 2acres.1
Near 2Bell Island. Bargain. Geo.
Mitchell. Telephone 1861. -
LOST
LgSg—A Collie dog lastm‘wgeiek. Color.
r_wn: tag num er 1 reward.
IF, it. Austin, Darien. ‘Tel. 424-3.‘ “
LOST—Bank Book 935 on
Trust Co.
Bank.
People's
S. N. Please return to
LOST—A pin set with blue stone and
seed pearls, between Rowayton
and, Tokens-kc. Valued asan heir-
loom. Suitable reward if returned.
Dr. Mixsell. Tokeneke. Phone Darien
234. ’
I.OST-Brown and whitémaie Collie,
’TO [.312 Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping.Valso one large
from room suitable ior one or two
gentlemen. Heat and all conveniences.
3?. Flex Hill Road. ring ind bell,
.....- -
T0 Lilli-2110mm with all
limits near \Yes; avenue.
hoard. S Putnam avenue.
Also
Iron RExT—4sioraze
_ ‘ space, house-
hold lurnzture.
Separate rooms,
‘53; proof building. thbell Coal 6’:
Chinese Co. inc. Saugatucl—C. Conn.
first. Viestport 47. life have negotiable
Warehouse receipts.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, rags, papers, 3mm: and all
ascend-hand goods. Anything you
Mn. Price according to the stoi-
tty o! the goods. A some (on!
altar-I. _
Philip P. Money
‘2 Van Zandt Btrooi
mm load: Airway. on «is.
ORLINS’
TIRE VULGANIZING SHOP
and
iiUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
ALL W'ORK GUARANTEED
R52? and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oil:
5‘— . . . L - m.
The Royal Auto P’t’g Co
{3 the place to go if you care £01
a first class Paint or
Varnish Job.
1hr, So. Main and Woodward A“
Phone 901 ‘
A. M. WOOSTER '
ATTORNEY AT [AW f
lieu Examiner U. a. Patent Offici
PAT ENTES
31.3 for Book!“ 08 PM
9. x :28 Marin so. Widgenort. can,
WORLD POWERS REACH
AGREEMENT ON FAR.
EASTERN PROBLEMS
Continuecl from First Page
territorial rights of the powers would
opposition from several
quarters.
PARIS. Nov. 22.~“France speaks
through the month or Briand." is the
almost universal caption in the Paris
morning newspapers over the ac;
fount of the French Premiers ad%
dress at the Washington conference;
U‘his caption. embodying the sense of
Satisfaction with which the speech is
hailed here.“ comprises almost the
only comment .the cabled textarr-lva,
In: so late as to preclude extended
discussion. The only exception to
this favorable tone is taken by 131d
Communist newspaper L’Humaniceé
which uses the headline. "Briana Dea'
truss France's Miami-ism." %
‘ "Friend pleaded for France before
the conference: he pleaded well and
#9:? his case." says» the Pigara. In
:‘tfjvlein is the comment of I‘Oeuvré
1‘ 5‘ 5' read new :2 "‘- "
.10 convince his hspalLr. which says
10 reveal to {hem
liance.”
inzpl‘OYQ- gceive reward. ‘Tel.
I
. clipped this summer. Please return
little boy's epet. 19 Union St., South
hot-walk. Phone 2311. Reward.
LOST—~‘ll’hite and block‘s-potted Set-
ter pup. Finder please return, re-
1588. call 9 Ely
avenue.
PROFESSIONAL
Ragtime and Popular Music Taught
\hllilefi’ Lessons ,
- METHOD
120 Washington St; ~ , Phone 2721
Studio Open Now 2 2
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancin ’
Social Class on Wednesday Egening
Club Classes Arranged
Studio, 7 West Ave Tel. 1838
a
David W. Raymond
UN DERTA KER
Tole—Office, 1103; House, 693
NEW RED MEN'S BUlLDlNG
The Textile Store
Outing Flannel ...... . 15c yd.
18 In. Ecru Pure Linen 290 yd.
Absorbent Toweling ...... 16c yd]
136 Washington St. 5. Norwalk
SEVEN-CENT» FARE -
POSSIBLE ON ALL 2
' 2 TROLLEY LINES
(Continued from First Page.)
mission in its Bridgeport decision en:
21 Taylor Avenue;$o.“ orwalk,‘Conn.
‘ LL
Phone 204
JOSEPH s. Kern/2 JR. .
Plumbing, Tinninggand Heating
(Lountryg.wner223ystom .
a Ranges..ands Onexkipes floaters
Telephone 7, 92
7, ' '20 Joanne Pile!
' MASONRY—pAflPEflTf-IY
Au£londgoep= lt2from‘doeoy. :“I we your
unwell paper; endpoints, : Save tron:
“*WALI: PAPER AND rum-i
Now is the timowtopoant? or house
., ‘ 2mb~tor2;smy. prlcoo
20 to 40 percent onlabornnd mate-
rial; ,Alonnder"wmto. 33 Lowe St.
South Norwalk. 2 _
, distance trucking or all ‘kinds
once Leary I: 00.. Phone “77.110qu
phone 383. , .
FROM THE FACTORY To
2 THE HOME
Jam-eases, pillows. bolsters and
faction gnaran Bed.
tglephone 2317 tor
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
WILLIAM ‘F. HOYT
2 REAL ESTATE '
Look! Four single houses, $3.600 each.
Listen! Six rooms, one bath. All lin-
provements.
WILLIAM r. HOYT“
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
.. Family House with all improve—
ments. Fruit. chicken house, Lot
40:15.3, “'4‘“ located in South .Nor-
walk. Price $4800. 2
Also 10 ltoom House with all lm
arovcments.
L10x212. Price $11,000.
Vli‘or particulars
Pusa- + i
LONDON, Now; 222 (By The-Kssoci-
_ ated, Press._——20u'ing to the difference
" in time and; telegraphic delays, the
‘ dates of ‘happ‘enin‘gs in
with the Prince of “Wales, tour of In-
ga, are somewhat muddled in the ad~
vices reaching here. 7 ‘ ‘
Official messages and some press
dispatches .represent ' everything 2 as
quiet in Bombay on Monday. A‘Ren~ ]
ter's item from Bombay. howerer, says
that rioting was renewed there '
Monday, two Parsee temples being, . . .
burned and "others attacked. ,Some .ter is visiting her: brother.
no casualties 'were
was restored bynight, the
adds. an animal by Mahmat Gandhi.
leader of the "non-co-operationists,"
apparently having- a. pacifying' el‘foct.2
It seems from these dispatches that
the princeof Wales visited Poona. in!
Bombay Province, on‘ Sunday..return— was ' out
ing‘ on Monday to Bombay, where he meeting in the American Legion Hall.:,,,
attended a number of public functions Forty’two out of the forty-foul; mem- .
anguest of honor andwas received
with enthusiasm.
2 2 I
If you are interested in saving mom,
85'. look up the most scientifiqlnter:
national One-pipe Heater. ,
call and I will send our heatin man
Reports 2 of two previous disturb;
ances in Bombay in connection-with
the'Prlnce Of Wales’ tour haveabe'exi
received in“ the United States. The
first outbreak was .on Nov;
date of his arrival on board the war:
ship ‘ Renown. ’
mob of unemployed 2mill'hands, and
2 was put. down, only after anumber of
casualties among thepolice and the
rioters. ‘The date of 2the2second dis:
-turbance was given in=cable dispatch;
es as Friday. NOV. 18.
lice' fired 'on a. - mob which 2 attacked
the police. station".
aGndhi was reported to have issued a2
statement deprecating the disturban-
ces and scoring the participants. 2 He
blamed himself for having indirectly
caused the outbreaks atd announced
that llL‘ would refuse to eat
drink anything but water untiltlie
peace, was restored.
2283.“: Brennan] and long distance
trucking .0! all kinds. ‘Ddl trips: to
New York. Matron 71.041” 2mosn.
Phone 2318.2 2
CARRIGAN Q Flam, local and Ion!
, 222G; m1. ea
2S
aunt
~—
connection
soEIAL
INDIA and’Mrs. Frank C. Huck. of Baker}
avenue, iWe-stport. , at 9 o'clock 2 this ‘ be given by Battery C at the Nor-walk
morning becamegthe» bride ofWilliam Armory Thanksgiving eve is to be cen—
O'Grad‘y. of ‘Norwalk. a. 'war veteran.
The 2marriage was performed in the this morning by
Chm-chi of the Assumption by Rev. ' Brotherton. one ‘of the committee in
charge of the afiair.
A floor/committee headed by Ser-
ghout Norwa'lk. being a.mem~'geant Plunkett will be on duty the _
ber- , Ofthe Frank. C- _God£rey Post, entire evening to prevent obnoxiousied here was heard to remark that. ha '
‘dancing. Thecensorship of the dancei "had never played to a crowd of aan~ '
Richard J. Carroll. 2
throu
N o. 1 2, . American. Legion.
re ported.
/
i
1
F
17, the
It was caused .by a
In this the pm
...-The next ,; day
or to
jon ..
dispatch Kismet."
geralspxizeasiormer horsemanship and
has made Several long journeys .1):th
that method.
I
themew fox trot werefitaught.
was enjoyed.
their son, Arthur Murray.
‘N. Y.. spent the .week end .with :Mrfj
l
1
NOTES
‘ o7GKu)Y—HUCK,,2-
Miss Mary Huck, daughter of Minx
Mr. ,2 ~70‘Grady 2is 22well-knownl
Mrs. ‘William F. Dasknm.’jof Glen--
wood Farms, has received word of,
Miss Jessie has won Sev-l
l
The. Monday ‘ vening' Social 2 Club
'in force at‘last evening‘Sw
hers were present. The latest steps of;
After“
the instruction period a. .socig hour 2,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas s. Mortar
started today fop Springfield. Where;
they will spend Thanksgiving 'with .
m 2,
2-»
Miss Ellen Swan. of2 Fort Totten.,=
and Mrs. Geo. A. 2Whelpley,
21 Fair-5
field avenue. .-
‘—
w—
-. DANCE :1‘2'1LIL-jfli CESSORED.
Battery C‘s ThanksgifingEve Ball to
' Be (105er Guarded Sim-ally.
Dancing 3. tthe first annual ball to
sored.
15 in line With 3221‘0563' WhiCh is being ’ cers that danced in thomnnner of lo.
carried out in other cities.
7 Norwalk, during the past year, has further said that the low-class dancing
the safe arrii'al of her daughter.’ Jes— ‘ become more or less notorious because was hurting the organizations running
sie, in Wingdale,2-N.2 Y-v 'where. the lat— ‘ of the low~class dancing that has been i dafices because respectable youngggnax
. 2Miss JeS- allowed to go on u_ncensored._ Some of 2 and women did not care to be seen in
shooting is said‘ to have occurred, but «Eie .made the long22journey2 on horse- ;the stepsseen frequently on the dance i halls where such dancing mellowed- '
‘ Quiet back, riding 1181‘ noted mount "Prince floors would cause the leaders of the
SAW ADOLLAR
“ the special price on Win-
. cheater Carving .Kn'lves
.and Tha nks g1v1n2g
Specials.
Albert D. Morgan
'South' Norwalk, Conn.
somalled Puritan mo
their eyes with shame. x‘;
shimmy has nothing on \x
wall: as danced in‘ Nor-wet "‘5‘ ,
Bridgeport is. at the2preseksfimon __
considering the appointment of one
more women to the \*olice (1813M
The women would watch over, file-‘2‘
This announcement was made % dance halls and censor all dances: the»
Lieutenant Josel’iflsame movementhas spread to. cater
cities. 2 ‘ ' ,
7 Dancing in ‘Norwalk hasso dogmas
eraterl that a2 leading member in “6-
Enely's orchestra which: recently play, 2.,
{cal young people: The samepfim
Take advantage of ’
TH E WINCH ESTER STORE
Washington. Street
‘—-Have your Thanksgiving dinner,
at the ‘ Pine Mano; ' New Canaan.
Arrangements*""must be made "Wed-'4
nesdaYr-‘22Tel. 2561‘. 2 ' 23‘s
Deaths’aud_' Funerals
r
2W2 0! .Mrs Correnty. _
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Correntgv,
wife of Ralph Correnty of Cedar,
street, took place this 2mornlng at“
As far as the exonerated White Sox lWest Cedar street, and at 9 o’clock?
are concerned, with big league hm . from-gt. Mary’s church, where the‘
ball hereafter they will be a wonder-
bunch» of hallplayers.—Cblea§o irequiem mass.
Herald and 'EXumlner.
;\
cushions stall. klndsaold on aux-easy; aimle-
payment plan. Alsorenovaung, onus-g 2 ‘
Drop us a card orz
representative to‘ to quiet the mind.
Franklin and Monroe St. 8o. Nogwnlk.
‘ uvolrel crying for him.
ates a chance of evil for the fu-
ture.
where there remains something
to be done.”
HER
Fine location, corner lot
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate
Insurance
' FOR SALE
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES,
South Norwalk
10 rooms—All improvements.
9 rooms—A11 improvements.
Price $7,500 each.
Inquire ~
J. M. LAYTON & 00.,
Inc.
"5 Railroad Avenue
Thatcher Furnaces ‘
Agent-for the Famous Thatohfii
2 . Pipeless Furnace
It you are ready. to purchase I
2 one-pipe heater, see me heron
;
pressed the belief that the 5-cent.faré
might not, pay. but that the commisd
sion was also convinced that the short!
haul rider was entitled to a. lower fare, :
while the suburban rider should pay}
more in proportion to the service ten-l
dered. The trial periods in 'Norwajk23
and Bridgeport may pmve 2 that, the:
showing the. firstsweek's trial of the
Sment fare in Norwalk, the result hav-
ingebeen an increase of approximately
20,600 passengers. However, with a
5 cent fare on West avenue. and main
line between the business centers of
Korean: and South Nor-walk, the total
receipts were 2~§67.9.64' less than: the;
previous week when the entire city.
was under a lit—cent fare. , . .
It was pointed out yesterday that if:
the increased number 20f passengers.
on the W's-st avenue line (the 5-cent.
line) had paid ‘72cents the compan‘ya
would have shown a financial ‘gain
over The previous week. 2~Norwalk aird
Bridgeport each has ninety days for
along with the secs
S—cent fare is a loss to the company,‘
while an additional 2 cents may war}: ' 2~ ’2
satisfactorily. _ 7;, . 2_ 2 ,
Figures were available yesterday." 2, ..
the trial oi the 5 cent fare. ”She com; ‘
_ , mission heard repeatedlyfrom Bridges
eaters. he had only port yesterday ,on the new Situation;
l
the real Heartvbg there being a2bfigfiemméfoptfansfefa ' I ‘
2 making your selection
. PriceReasonablo
2, Service Prompt
Stephen Miller
MAXIMS 0F NAPOLEON H
They walk Eek who walk
, .—
'l‘he best cure for the body is
We «must laugh at man to
Ex cry hour of lost time cre-
Ptlrndlse is a central spot
voice ’HEA’RD 2
3,000 MILES. AWA‘i
W“
Mrs. E. Hoffman of Jersey City,
N. J ., who is, prominent in Wash-
ington society, is the first woman
to sing through a voice amplifier
to amassemblage gathered 3,000
miles away. Crowds in San Fran-
cisco and New York heard the
solo sung byMrs. Hoffman in Ar-
lington. 222Not a syllable was :lost
or even blurred. The words were
louder and moredistinct than at
the source. _ _
§:30 o‘clock from the late home. 116
Rear. John J. 2Walsh offered a high;
During the service"
Mrs. Alice Cahill Haymes and _Miss,
Ruth Fagan sang "One Sweetly Sol-
.emn Thought." As the cortege left
the church; Mrs. Haymes sang “Lead.
Kindly Light." There were many;
beautiful floral offerings, and the, fur‘
neral was largely attended. Inter-
l Mary's cemetery.
Hiram M. Cole
Hiram M. Cole. 3. memerof Com-
pany A, Connecticut Volunteers. Inn,
died at the Soldiers‘ Home in‘Noro-
ton yesterday. The 2body was taken
to Bethe-l today by Raymond and
Sons for burial.
_‘Weather Forecast,
For Norwalk and‘ vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonightand W‘ednesday: cold-
er W'ednesday; fresh southwest shitt-
ing to northwest winds. The disturb-
,ance which was central yesterday
morning over the northern portion of,
the. Lake region passed out the St.
Lawrence, Valley last night. There is
lno other well-defined disturbance east
Lot the Rocky Mountains. Unsettled
lshowery weather has prevailed dur-
‘ing the last 24 hours in the Lake
regiorr and New, England. Pleasant
Lions east of the. Rocky Mountains.
i’l‘he temperature is low between the
Rocky Mountains and the Misstssxppi
the. coast. ,
._.___.._____———— .
,Tod'ay in Wall Street
W'ALL STREET, Noon. -—— Trading
gradually ran toward specialties dur-
ing the morning~
terial changes. Gulf States Steel made
,firm. The usual
fments were shown by oils.
3PM, 2Pere2‘Marquette, Toledo St.
‘il’aouis and “Tester-n Common
lPreferred,.Kansas City- Southem and
lment rails only Reading and Union
-, Pacific showed any activity. Call
money opened at five per cent.
WALL STREET, 10 : 30 a m.—Specu-
lative interest continued to center in
oils at the opening - of today's
Market. 2Mexican Petroleum led the
foreign division at an advance of 13-8
and Invincible led to the cheaper do-
mestic oils, heavy buying resulting in
an early advance of 11/; points. Ameri-
can Tobacco, Burns Brother-r2, Gulf
States and Steel ’and Peoples Gas reg-
istered early gains «of 12to 3 points.
Publication of the reorganization plan
an View Ava. Phone on
‘BELFAST, ales/.1 222 (By The ASSEJ
elated, Press) .——Gunmen resumed
their: sniping under. cover 2of2.a.2 mist
which blanketed the city earlyJoday,‘
killing a man in -t~hev‘York stréetarea2
The pedestrian who. was wounded yes- 4
tel-day 2 died during the" night. '2 These
.deaths bring the total since the riot-‘7
in: broke out Simona-to tour. Sev‘-_
eral wounded persons are being treat;
ed in the hospitals.
0. c. PABMER
. Auctioneer
once A. Enigma
.7 _ graduate .Store.2;8o1rlh.Norulh l
" of the Missouri, Kansas 2and Texas
Railway, invited moderate purchases
the only reactionary issue, adding 1%
‘lpoints to_ yesterday’s late reversal.
WALL 2STREE'T, 1:30 p; m.-—-The
One ot’the most powertnl'wid
’mnltarypresses in the state. C
grind as reasonable as anyone;
give youservlce second to ’
' "truism convince you.‘ '
2231295, new and used, ,
2.2.11.1 1119 State-
.Reynolds’ Cider Mm
20232: 21'03 mm
amnesty
1
barrels . and hem; tors, '
ers remained'in the background while
unimportant stocks were in further
ble Steel 'Pfdu
2Mackay Pfd;, and Ajax Rubber were
‘prominerl't at gains or 1210 3 points.
'4
ST; PAUL; Minn, Nov.‘22 .—#Presi-
dent: Warren G; Harding; publisher of}
. the-Marion, 0., Daily Star, has become
.3132an ion-the National ...Editorial
“ ' .22an of St.
2 Tasmanian-emf of the A5594
moan, . ced.
f; .
€GRAND 4 OPENING
iment was in the" family plot atuSt. 7
This will be the placé’to have a. grand time—Lthe greatest ever
ay Night
Vaudeville 8 to 11 p. 2m.,2 followed by Dancing
in Spnng'W_' ood
weather has continued ‘in‘other sec-
river, but about normal this season of 72:57
the year from the Mississippi river to
the usual leaders in :71
l . . , .
lthe industrial groups showmg no ma 2
an extreme advance of 5 points. Some ,2.
of the other independent Steels were {:5
conflicting more 2.
Mexican , ‘
2i Petroleum and other high-priced is2 _ ‘
sues yielding to profit—taking. Second- '
iary railsuespecially Missouri _Pacific,, .
and
*‘ ‘ 74420——CARRY ME BACK TO OLD VIRGINNY “..., . . . Gluck
lChicago VGreat Western strengthened
;on moderate buying, but of the invest-2,,
Stock '
of the preferred stock. Pullman was,
market steadied, at midday, but lead-,2,
:demand. Sloss—Sheffield Steel, Cruel-2
Davison Chemical,
2 PRESIDENT._ ,HA‘RDING I MOREDQ‘
2to the factory, at very low rates.
’D‘IAKE THE VTHANKSGIVING 2,
HOLIDAYS ENJOYABLE BY HAVING A,“
VICTROLA IN YOUR HOME ,
With a Viotrola and a Selection of Records such as these
64900—THANK GOD FOR A GARDEN . . . . . . . ., MCCOIS'nilfact: _
7&583——ON“’L\'GSOFSONG..... ..... e or
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