News Of the Fi
Stock . Quotations
s Late New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
inning 'Sentinel, over the private wires of Maples &. Goldsohmidt, . nesduy were, fully
commission Brokers.“and'dealors in unlisted securities, 85 Washing-I reduction in the'Hank «Jr-England rate
ton Street, South Norwalk, local correspondents of H. I... Horton
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING- SEW]; ‘
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.VF‘AYS ()F BONDS.
Moderate reactions were the order,
in the bond market yesterday. but the
causc was unimportant and reflected
profit taking due to today's holiday.
Activity in the Liberty group slowed
down. but the advances scored \Ved-
maintained. The
20f discount firm tone t0'the foreign
[government group. although in their
icase us well the recent pace of activ—
eity was lacking.
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\\‘ith the lot-up in the movvment of f.
‘ H. 1,. (‘li-So H. 1“ Glaser-government securities attention was ;‘
med Chemical 67% 663. 67% E Kt- 1_v Spring, 1. : 47‘: 47% ‘axgziin drvrrd toward corporate issues. 3“ ” ,
A no Chumu-is 41> 1‘ 4x11. 49 l Kenn. (,‘Opppr gm. 3 The railway group gave the best ex- Cross 2.!
Am. "an 4...? 43,-.“ 437,-, -l‘:"3‘.\‘t0n‘.' Tire 153* 1914 hibition. moving generally higher un- .‘
"m. Ice 108% 106% 105% Luck. Stu-l , 7.43,. 543; Idcr henvy ilcnling‘n. Some, of the . 1'.
Am. Loco. 116-1. 1151/. 1151!; Mexican mm». 1337'; HM 1331.; lsrmnd-gmilc bonds were “D to “l” Genuine Mocha 3‘
Am. Ship & Com. 151/. 15 15 i .\H~.uni I‘Qppup . :9 H91 39 lextcnt of a point. Atchison as. or the
Am. Smeltcvs 533$ 57% 58 human ,Jhttls 141', 14 141,5 Iprinnr- im-psiim-m's. rose 1;. point. The
Am. Sugar 7415 73 74 1 Mo. p110. 34.1,, 23 9.; 3415 i Missouri. Kansas and TI :ias issues.| Gloves
Am. Sum. ’l‘ob. 3-1-31. 337;. 357,}; ' N. Y. Air Brake 7:. 74-3; 75 ;Erics. and (‘hicuu‘o and Eastern Ilhg
Am. TN. A: Tel. 12055. 1:01,; 1201,; 4 N. Y. «fin-“tr.“ 593g, stag, 59% 'nois issues were in demand again.§ _ .
Am. Tull. ”1 ii: 14" 1407.3} N. Y.. N. H. A“ H. 221: .3134 '11"; continuini: ”l ‘h‘ “d"“”“"‘ A feature? " $3 00 $4 50
I‘m. “'UOlhn 922W: 89%; 91 1.1.: Nor. I’up, 77 751, 731.; 01' the trading: was marked activity in. ' . ' 9 '
Anaconda 53% 53% 53% Pan. nil 5914;. Ed 1., ‘55:». Rock lslund. Alkunsus and Louisiana‘ _
.Mtv-hiSmi fill-'3. 981/4 9914’; pm, Ami-r. 15-19. 63%. 6: a 635,;_ 1st 4s. which sold to u now high pricei
Baldwin Loco. 11714. 116% 11674. ‘ pm... i:. 1;. in. 41*. 2 for the year. ‘1
limit. & Hhio _/ 46-". 45 4614il'co. Gus 54:1; Nil; 541. - --. - .—.- l
liltlh. 51"“ 71'”; 775s 75V; | i'uilnmn Po. 12511 124 124 l'. N. LIBERTY BONDS. ‘
“‘:‘1- [wt ’- 5714 54% 50% i ltuv. 90.1501. 153% 15'". 1573 —
f‘un. l'-|<‘- 141% 1401/. 141 illeuding 7x73 771* 7511. All Lilicrty bond transactions subject!
""11. U'illht’l‘ 4““4 39H 39%; . , s .1. 373‘ 5614; 56-34. to 1-16 brokerage. I '
‘i‘hunlllt‘l‘ Mm. 777. vs 71;. 77 11:32,” mg...“ “a. 6; ,2. (,4 Sun..- High Low Last! Nobby Canes
(IT-lips. .\'- (lhio v.3 64h; 64h; ISM,“ Roebuck 7.17;, 743.; ,5?“ 5.33 Mb. 314:5 __ 99,93 99.01! 99.9?" _
(Non. (ion 11“". I'll”). “-91,; - ‘ ‘1‘ x' no \53 393' 235 Lil). lst 4143 30.95 99.82 99.8w; 6‘ ,
Wm, H; I. 437's 44% 41-"; :;;.;..,lu;,(.‘:‘.cn :nfg 3.11:: 393: 1151 1,“), 2.1 41/45 99.30 99.10 99.74 , $2.00 to $3.50
(-‘urn Products was. 1021:, 1oz: 1;. :‘s‘. “unwuy 3:47,. 2.11. 237/» :45: Lih 4th 41x45 10mm 99.92 99-94 g 5!
firncilih- Stml 6.315 014 6:43. 35. n _\~ ‘1 1\.u14 17.112 134:1; 43.7 \‘im'y 42...; 100.80 100.72! 1410.72: .‘
Oi'ubu Cum: ll: 16 16 is H X J i’r. : 1 \‘ct‘y :{3‘5101l'h2 “-0.02 ll-Ilfi‘li ii
Tifzidicutt Jolinsnii 54 83’}; \5‘.7.. iSt. I’uul - .__—— l ‘V,
1"“:10113 Players 933:; $2 ‘35; 'Studehukvl‘ _ !‘
Fisk Rnhher 1713’, 17 173.. "runs (.q‘ ‘ , "
Ben. Asphalt 65% 64 64% .}.Om.,m ,.,.m,_ “ii, 6;, m 3.1! SEIVTINEL 59
Sen. Elec. 164 163% 164 , il’n. “pt comps 4978 481z 491,}i , 1.! “C ”
Git-n. Motors 1333, 12-"... 123,; , l‘ S lzrnlty (,5 541.... 63» READERS VIEWS , f. I'OSS
:"'“lri“ll 40% 39-33 401$ : l”. S. Rnlriwr M3 31 “3‘!“ “550‘ ii; t!
rt. North. Pf. 75 74 74-14; .' (Q It qgi. 973;, as _ 3‘. .‘
"‘"‘- ”0”“- “30- 45““ “”4 ““3 '1'. :l‘tull l‘r. 117 i 1171. 117‘. . 1 fl Tan Cape Gloves 1.5
] “smmmu "2 4’ 5’" L“ 1“ “1",? ! rum t‘oppcr can. so; can 'rm-z “llATvi FOOLS" i i. C ,x
mm. .‘ls-r. mm. w. M“; til-ii 80"“ ' Vullullllllll sun! 43% 42 43‘: l-Iditor Scntilicl: i ‘~' ‘ ‘ Clothes ’ H
1“" Nipk'q \ H 1" 1g l\V7-st l'n. Tel. 0912 98‘; 991‘ \Vh'tt has led me to say 31 word or. S! $3.00 f.
nnsus (‘ity 5” 37‘ 27“: “3-51,, l-Llic. “3 4 “'1‘": “1’34 two (ll-out "dam tools." is the firm“ "'r
1“" PM)”. 48‘ 4R1; \v: if. Mot us it". 44“: 44" majority of “wise men.“ ‘ ' ’E
f It is surprising how "tony Proilltt'i . it
' . . . . . - .~ thé re :tr.- who "know" themselves on I.
. ' («LVSULIIDA'quII I'.\( H.\.\(.l.. or “H “mm". an initiative. TN“. 3“,: .. ‘ 9!
W ' liiiprnvt-mcnt 0f “‘01“ 3 “l 4 points’ .nnrc m' the nn\\isdom of so mun." ,‘
tn hilt'h it'Vt‘lS "01‘ this yPair “'us 1hr things .llltl prt’vjvt‘ts that tllt‘y fail or . f‘
, .llll" in ”H" ”01““ l‘mnVVOS‘ ""‘fi'lts‘ producing nny material results. They '- . . n
’7 ’ "’— : - l,liv's and dnmvslli' 0115 "”1”" “P :irc Ilillnsn )ll'l‘S who have the 511(‘1‘11- » ,9 v , ' . ' ‘
NHW’ 3'“in", April lil.~~liusino-ss :1?“ ”If the third hour on the (“onsoli- 1y 0‘.» rmiso'nini: “wmgph..g into in:lt‘- 1 You 11 see SOllle SW agge] SUltS alld TOD coats 1191 e. Flne 1‘1er \VOOlel'lS, Sillal't new Styles. ‘
-;i ling Stuck l‘JXI'lnlllg'o' twin) pawn-d 1., I- stuck Exchange )I-stt‘l‘llflil 1” lion. .1nil damning: the fellow what ‘- v 2' ‘ ._ y . , .
m... ,,.,m.,,,_..,..,... m... .0. u... n...n.",,,f. :PMMhW “WV“, m W. “ms .11.. W “mm, ...i.-..m.m..l . You can tely on the goodness of the fabllc and the ta1101 vvork. Better clothes at lower
consecutivi- lull session. but failed in durinn’ ‘hf- noon period. following \\'hi-n H.1- "ilnm fool" shukcs the prlces. .
a liberal margin in reach liu- more im- “.,.ukm.ss in ”1,. hurl; trailing. Guins trot“. you \\.'i‘.l rind the ”“15“."1911 "
pretaivi- duncnions or recent days. m- 4 in 'l‘ulmcco products m (ii-.3... 3 in 1-. :niy ind waiting for the lullini:
Tomorrow's recess (Good l-‘ridan'l American “7‘01“" 10 3'2- 3 in Nntimml “‘"n- I O -
promptcd additional selling to insure lcnumpimg to 33:1“ 33‘ in Murine» prc- "l-‘ools rush in where nmfl‘ls 0.3"“ . .
profits. The tendency was most muni- l'o-rrrd to 513‘.. ~_: i,l in Sini'luir to 357.. not trcu-l." .’l‘h.tt's rt. us we lie-tore
fest in the st-llim.r to insure prolltsdnnd 2 in l'nitcd 5”,".31U,1.|,...-‘0 (.514 indieutml.‘ 'liw tool is the prrlo'r‘m-I ,
This tendency was most manifest in . “1.". t't-uture ‘i‘hnngos. N'; ill“ “‘5“ "‘1'“ m“ ‘fu‘lW'nN‘ 9:"
the ntore representative steels. equip- Kerstone 'I‘ire was udynncrd 1:1; to sowm of the fool brings the “use . .. m
merits motors and foreign oils the o - 15: (‘oedi-n Oil 1"" to “We. aroun M harvest time. In luct. d1 r0 u app a tetson ats
‘ ' "0‘ Ajm‘ 'm ' ‘ this season of the tool's calendar. .
mum- g’iving evidence of renewed li- R011” Dutch 13‘ to wing.
Mexican P0-
"1051 joyfully Is he Welcomed into the
Crucible Steel
Std-(Al 1’51 ‘0
l'.’ to 1177it.
qnitdation. ”01..."... 13;, to 1331....
Domestic oils. notably the Stnndnrd .1 to 64 .14. IIi-[hlvhrnl
(ills of New Jersey and California. 1 752‘ nzildwin 1.0coniotiv.-
aristocracy of wisdom. the l‘ruti-rnity
oi the discrct.
$5.00
if c the mlventuresome one sue-
We among thr strongest issues. with lAmericnn Locomofi“. 1 to 1161:; and (cf-.1205.- h (hi-911nm rm”... but, “th1 l
Sinclair. Cosdcn. Pacific. Associated pnfiqm‘ snip] mu- 1 to 7.01,. ”w glorious rays of prosperity gleam
JLer 'l‘ido-wutcr. l-hlrcmc advances in
Tlhis division ranged from 2.’ to 8
psmnts. -
Rails were t'uvorcd to a greater de-
wree thnn at any previous session of
The week. Gains of l to 2 points :1c- 1937 Lil) 3d 4551“".06 99.96 100.00 Tel lme, pruy. “1"...“ “-1,“. our
a'ompunied the buying: of Pacllics. Fm” punnmm-t ., subsidiary of the city but for the party udverted to?
‘hanger' no"“"‘” “"0 'l‘runk Lines, l‘nitm Stu-s tit-«l l‘orpomlion. had How much of progress. of growth ‘
1m“ the common and prefcrred isscns lwen t‘ltchll dmvn l\.\' the coal strike. should we have made but for Mr. D. ‘
«of Gulf. Mondv and Northern led that nnd that ”1,. romainintz till W 5' cent. l-‘.'?
Gunfire division with extreme gains of
4! to 6 points.
Tobacco and Food specialties. also
"I‘extiles and Leathers. notably Tobin--
co Products. Loose Wiles. Jewel 'l‘en
Pm. American Woolen American . . . , . . It
. ' tndusln than had been (spected. ' . ‘ , —
Iiide and Leather Pfd. and “w sec- has been noticeable, that th£> steel pass. and institute “O“v rtnumerut
mndary Automobile issues. particularly
I‘ierce Arrow Common and Preferred.
:made substantial contributions to the
tnarket's constructive side. Sales
amounted to 1.875.000 shares.
Call loans opened Qt 4 per cent.
ihat figure applying to renewals into
next week. in private
however. demand money was obtain-
z-tble at 3% and even 3% per cent. on
approved collateral. . , ’
Contrary to e-vrf-ctzttions, foreign
. 'l‘his iriluction makes the British served and studied it, let us all go in _
exchanges were not . puree-pill“): 4““ linnk‘ v“ tr the lowcst in the world. ex- t'cr booming our ~C1ty and join the
sponmve to the lowcr British Hunk The present level fraternity of Dam Poms: - - -
late. Sterling cased :1 fraction from
yesterday‘s high i,tiot..tions and u l'ew
. of the continent” remittances show-
i‘ ad more than nominal changes from
’ ' in!) previous day.
For the tenth successive full W‘sfilfil‘i April 1;. 1921. since when successive . .
and theolghtzq-nth time this year “mum... of 1,.’_. or 1 per cent. have oc- The .fishint,~ schooner Henry Ford.
transactions on the Stock laxchansre curred. “n April 23' 192,. it was 51.]: built to challenge for mp 'internafion- ‘5
floday again run far beyond six figures.
. sales amounting to 1.375.000 shares.
9 ' Prices were higher in the main. es-
" racially for “is. rails and numerous
specialties. the latter including tobac—
«as. textiles. leathers. automobile ac-
cessoric sand the- food division.
negotiations,
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1‘01“. STRIKE AND STEEL.
l'rivnlv- whim-s \veri- received in the
financial district suing thitt' nhout 41'
per ccnt. of the coal mines of thc Prick
of llw mini-s “ere estimated to be op—
-rntin;: .zt onls 50 per cent. of calm.
city. The survey of the "lron Age"
.eett rday indicated that the coal strikn
might prou- more serious to the steel
stocks show im inclination to decline
when the general market reacts, while
they do not show ninch rallying pow-
er when thc general tone is firm.
ENGLISH ILQSK BATE
RHDI'CEI) T0 4 l'. 1‘.
lileHlN. 'l‘cduyfill'he Rank of
idnglnnd land‘s minimum rate of dis-
count hns been reduced frdm 4‘5; to 4
per rent.
cept Switzerland.
compares with a high of 10 per cent.
Ant-net l. 1014. and a low of 3 KW"
cent. Jililllitl')’-21’, 1914.
(in April 6. 1918. the rule stood at
3 pi-r cert. and rose to 7 per cent. on
per cenl.;’Junc 23 last 6 per cent;
November 3. and 415’! pm- cent. Petr.
16. 1922.
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AI'TO MERGER ANNO’l‘NCI-‘JD.
NEW YORK. April 13.———Interests in
run l‘.\'
brow. the wise
most olilivinusly
lrom his victorious
mun most willingly.
forgets the emphatic rating by which
he once distinguish-d the l). P. from
l‘imsull‘.
Gommorah.
"l‘cll me. pray. where were our
have contributed with their sugacity
to uphuild imd expand Us?
The man of during and foresight
has. and always will bring things to
he entcrprists. He will, as ever. be
"first despised. then piticd, then em—
braced." ‘ _
Now, after some experience. the .
wise men take, their camp chairs with
them during their \uried .pereg'rinu-
trons. So they ntay delight themselves
in watching the ”'dam tools" work
out of the Chrysalis into full and glor-
ious wing-and 'fiight.
Surely it is an interesting process
to watch. and peruse. and having oh-
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St‘nooxrm .li‘oRD BESTING
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al fisherman's cup. was still fast on
Essex liar today, but resting' easily.
Another attempt to float her was to be
made at high water.
Men who went out to the schooner.
which grounded Tuesday shortly after
she was launched. found that she was
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Standard 0“ Of New Jersey and l Company and the Lafayette Motors badly. but not seriously. damag9d- H9? ;.~ .. “"AT— - Mi
(Talufornm. won the dominant imes;Compan_v- hm.“ agreed "in principle" false keel and her shoe were torn by _-z .» _ 7 ,1“
:4“ "8t ‘Tdva‘nw” 0f “’5 and 7% ”in“ to a merger of the two corporations. the rocks and the oakum was- oozing ' . , SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS I
respectively. but Cosden. Sinclaigir. As- . it was stated todav. from her spams_ ,‘\ * . i1;
«900 ated and 1‘ iciflc (ills also re ster- . ‘ . ‘, '-
‘ According to present plans. Challes . . A! .. ~
ed substantial gains. in. Nash. president of the Lafayette mom “'ASHING CEREMONY. 8; Brogue Oxfords,.Reg. $7.00 and $8.00 Values . $3.98 4/“.
Rails we” m “at" demand than Compeny. is to be chairman of the MADRID. April 13. (By Associated V; Men’s OXfOl'dSr 1“. Tan. and All Styles, Reg. $10 ..
fonsomc “'7‘? ““932 many of the in- consolidated companies. and in charge Press) .-—-'l‘he annual ceremony of foot- '- < V l 90
vestments ‘ot the l’aflficond Grangers of operations. (lthl'r (Ruins of me washing took place today”. in Comm: 3; , a no . . ‘. . . .5 . . . . .' . . . ........ . . . . . $4. :1.
$332..:;?‘3§.gu;g $551323; tgecg' combination are to he settled hat a llfd‘siiandoertlile pat/ate? Vibe“ ring 3: ‘ - - 11' Men 5 High Shoes in Black and Brown $2.95 & $3.90 c
' ' meetin of the directors of bot com- an een c or a was e e M , , . . . . 1 a
no.1 leader. however, namely, Gulf. Mo- paniesgnext week. Reports credit 3. feet of twelve poor men and women in .9 ~: M8“ S Hg}! Shoes 1“ BlaCk and Brown. Reg. $10 M
htlef anddNoghT-‘n' thekfiiommorti and prominent Boston banking house with the presence of (érandees. members of, 5 Valm ......... . . . . . . . . . . ........... . $4.90 4""
" 9"“ ~ ”“5 ma “3 9" ”me . ' t t rnanciai interest in the the Diplomatic orps. and a large . i ' ‘ ‘ ’ ' - - 9 '
gaming or 4 and 6 90mm Szainipor an i gathering of the whim : ii A Full Lame of Boys and Little Girls Shoes 7 \
l‘sunl leaders 0! stile steel and _____ [ After the ceremony‘ the poor men' ' 4 ' ‘ " ‘ ' ’ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ $1.95 and $2.15) M
quipment classes were relatively MARKET NOTES. 'and “Qmen were given complete out—I ‘ V " {7
gulcsccnt and uncertain. these. to- .\‘E\V' YORK. April 13,-——(‘opper fit of clothing and baskets of food . . . . . . . , . . . , ., A
gather With the more popular motors ster. iv' electrolvtic. spot and nearby and wine. . \ I, . 3‘
w... .. m .. 5 = »- .— l - an ac es oe et i
iomorrovl'k's recess. wi Tin firmz’spot and nearby 31.00; fu- ‘DEAN 0F HARVARD ~ 5 _- . ’ - .
Bonds ept pace th the stock list. turns 3,...» i ARCHITWRAL SCHOOL . ' ' . . . .F' , ' ' [i
1110 Liberty series holding little more ”5,, 5.53““, and unchanged. ! CAMBRIDGE. , Mass. ’April 13.——- t W a“ Street: N01W31k _:
than steady after yesterday's general I...“ stead-v7 spot 5.00 77 5.10. [The election 0‘ 0" Harold Edged! :1 73%; new 223.. Egg .5...» .
mdyance. to new maximums for o e to Zinc “Pam-- east St, Louis spot .whose promotion to an Associate Pro-g ‘ 7
{0m- years. Foreign bonds vere has fl 5.00." -;t‘essorslnp of Fine Arts at Harvard. . .
strongest especially French and Mexi-
cans. although many secondary do-
mestic rails supplemented recent
.Igeadv gains by fractions to almost 2
Young against accepts?» 3%. .. , .
Antimonv spot 4.87.
New Yc-rk—f-Cottorl spot quiet: mid-
uinr: 17.75.. .
_ New York—30311,moneyeas‘yfhigh
4: low 4: ruling rate 4: closing bid
211;: offeeed at 4; least loan 4; call
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‘was announced recently. -’as dean of
line Harvard School of Architecture.
lwas summoned today. Dean Edgeil is .
one of the ’youngestvmen ever choseni
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to "preside over a (Harvard faculty.i —
being 35 years old. He is not an azrchi- ,
{teat himself. but a'teacher‘ot the Hi»
.to MAIL -. -' . ,, W
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son at the Cumulw
sponsor for the-"w... .
. North .1310 picture was taken Just after the "chris-
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' inshraking hands in farewell with Romald-‘Amupdo
{156.011ng Island; Mrs. Raynor was the
one Mr. Amundsen will use on his
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