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Stock Quotations
Late New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
Ironing Sentinel, over the private wires of Maples 85 Goldschmidt,
Emission Brokers, and dealers in unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
hI Street, South Norwnlk, local correspondents of H. L. Horton &
on, members of the New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad Street,
low York.
‘ H. L. 11:30 H. L. 11:30
lined Chemical 671/. 671,; 671,4 Keystone Tire 1935 191,4 191,1;
. . ‘ t. ' '5’
hiliaChalmers 49% 49 49% if”: is?” 13% 13:“ 12;,“
I l ‘l . L‘X C; t' 0. - J), A A
Can 49 ’l‘ 49 49 ’4 .‘iliunii Copper 29%; 99% 29%
m 108 103 103 108 ‘Middlc Slim-s 1514 14% 15.1,;B
Am. Loco. 11675; 115 116% 1 Mo. I’uc. 2414, 24%
Am Ship & Com. 157,3 151,; 15% N. 1'. Air Brake 75 75 75
Am. Sugar 74 731/. 731,; as. 1'. Central 901;. $91,; 9014,
Am. Slim. Tab. 341.; 341;. 341g 1N. r...\'. H. to H. :21; 22 _ 234
Am. Tel. a Tt‘i. 120% 12014 1201a ‘Nor. l’uc. 77-h. 763.: 79131.
Jim. Tab. 144 7.5. 155% 144% -I‘nc. Oil 60 59h“. 511' 'zfi
Am. Woolen 921.. 921/. 927;. 1 Pull Amer. I’t'te. 651; 611/; 65'?
Anaconda. 533g. 52% 52% 1 Penn. it. It. 423% 2:13 git-u
ratchison 9914. 901, 001,5 . r-ro. Gus s4
Baldwin Loco. ' 117% 11714 1171,1gll'llllmun Co. 1251; 11:41.; 1:?”
Bolt. & Ohio 47 461,13 461,5 {y. Stew] Spr. M1,; 11 ~_- . .2
Beth. Sttel So 791,5 80 l Ituv. Consol. 163,; 1613 16%
cal. Pete. 5.111. 57 y; as 21;. l Reading 7w; 781,».- 7231s
3:). 1’30 141% :41 11“ 5‘; l lit-ill '1‘) pp 35 35‘ :3,“
:11. Leather 401,5 0 401,3 » ’mp. Steel 57 1'16 ‘2 - 7
Chandler Mot. 771a 771a 771/J l Itoytll Dutch 65% 645;. 65%
cm. 12. I. 451,4. 441, 45 iSczll‘s Rut-illlc’k 763'. 7612 761-;-
Corn Products 1031.; 1027;, 103-17. .s‘o. Pacific 9015 90 90
While Steel 651; 65 65 'Sillclnir on 311,5 30 31%
(Cuba. Cane 161; 151,; 1613 :50. nailway 24 24 24
Endicott Johnson 561g 341' 86% .s 0 N J 1s21~;. 151 15211;.
Ishmous Players S3 825;. 823; ‘IS 0 N J Pr. 1143‘. 1145;. H41;
risk Rubber I\‘ 171;. 173.. st. null 251,; 247;. 251;.
(Ben. Asphalt 65-1,; 65.14 0511; lstuullutlm‘ 12H; 12014, 12011,.
econ. Motors no, 121‘ 1214; 'I‘vxns Co. 4w. 471;. 477.;
Goodrich 4011'. 40-1: 403'. j'l‘ollncco Prod. 691.; as 691;.
nrt. North. Pr. 7:. 741;. 75 :l'n. T-{et store: 4111i 4111.; 4015
art. North (in- 451.; 431;. 47.1,; f l‘. s. Realty 65 65 65
Inspiration 0. 41m. 4112 4115.12 s. Rubber 11.71.; or. 6.31.;
Int- Mcr. Mar. Pr. mt Sl-‘g SI 7;, . ll 8. Steel sis-'15. 981i 991,5
1m. Nickel 151'. 18 ”7', ’l'.S.Slv-cll”r. 3171;. 1173;. H73;
Banana City 90. 21' 7;. 2277;, 277;. iVilllndilim Steel 4334' 4215.» 431;
rm. Paper 48‘; 4s 43 i\\'-st. l'n. To-l. 9:1; 091. 0:1;
Js’elly Spring. 4.81;. 48 “1;. 1\\'l1st. Him .331, 52."; 1:31.
noun. Coppl-r :ll *3. 311;, 313:. ' \\'llill- Motors 451;, . 45 4.21.;
\\'U(_)L\\‘0RTH EX PA .V “S
l .V BRITAI .V
KORTHERN l'.\(‘II-‘l(‘ lll'YS CAJKS.
Contract for 1.000 Freight lll‘g’l'l'flt‘l‘ll-
tors to (list S2.:l(Nl.lltl—-—llliwk
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[Managing Ilil-ct-tor hays England "as
signal Extension. l
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( lpprcsslic Taxes—Prim.»
to He Reduced.
i“l't d .\l. \Voolwortli. managing di-
I‘H'Ior of the l-‘. \V. \\'«volworth Co.
l.td.. of England. arrived on tilt- \\'liitc
Slur Liner lionlt-ric. lie is here on an
(.lllsri'vmion trip and \\lll I‘t.‘IlItllll illlout
The addition is . ““0 months.
I lit- says the company is expanding-
fruit and potato props cspccinlly “mints illlSliu‘55. in tlic llritish .lsli-s Mild
in antipipfltion ol' “Hui”. t“;lffi(‘ inlthtltt'ondilions airt- grittlllully improv-
mn'shuhlps mmnmuy‘ Zing. l.;lllor trouL-lts are almost lliluin
Northern l‘ilt'llil also lms contracted ' Jingl‘dnd 110W-
wfih the 1elll-lul ltililwny Signal Co. "\Vt‘ hflu‘ “Vllilililu’d OUI‘ Sl‘Jl'kS 811“]
0! Rochester. N. v. ror $700_ll00 in- 1m~ 111 great shut“: for this I'ulurc.”
satiation of block signal elluipment bc- SUM 3”- “VUOIWOI'UI- "l'l'lk‘t' 0” “110‘?-
"Mm Dilwortll. .\linn.. ulld Mailldiin. Silk- illlll Hm“ 80003 will CUHUHUC ‘0
N. ll. :1 (“slum-0 ol' milps “mm, u’o-clinl llllti] 1t r1 iiclil-s ii [ll‘t‘<\\'itl‘ bus-
¢umpleted. this will nit-:in block slg- 18- Til” NS" 01' t‘M‘ilMlSL‘ “HS IWill?“
Isa] protection for '_','_'lll> milps ol'mnin us llcciuist- with till: risc we are gel.-
)‘srle. excepting “:06 miles where two. this; :1 l't'lll‘l‘ (llldilli' 01‘ goods for our
way trucklig'c in connection with Spo- money. in cause prices so
Static. Portland and Scuttle is in use. "101“‘3' 151105 UP."
"England is not ll \t’l')‘ guml market
for ;\llItI'lt‘;tIl goods now, of
high l'rt-ighl rutv's and colllpo-tition
from continental illtlnnl‘ncturtrs.
“Today we are luring tau-d to death
ill llrituin. “'0.- huve :l sliding smile
of taxes the-ro- und than u silrtnx."
81‘. PAUL. April 151.r—r.\'orthel'n i'n-
(uric. has awarded at contract tor 1.000
l‘lvlght refrigerator curs to Alllcl‘iciln
(lu- & Foundry. lit. it cost approxi-
mating $2.30".““"- This equipment
will bring Northern I‘ilcit‘lc's refriger-
ator curs up to 3.3“”.
made to assure :lllwlllzltc handling of
an
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ASIE RH '.\ N “1 lOLEN.
lu-cullsv
(Tl-nth AdvnncuL I0 to tire 8 Yard to
Oflset Illt‘anN‘d Cost of '
h‘cw Matt-rial.
Advances of from 10 to 15 cents a.
m in woolen cloth have been effect-
ed by the American \Voolcn Co. Meet-
iu‘ln New York to consider the situa-
fizn in woolen cloth. The decision to:
advance prim-s was made on accountl
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liclgiml lllll'l‘t‘\l~ Resume Drilling ill
NIIIUI l-‘icltl. Hoping to Find
licep Oil—Bearing structure.
'l‘.\.\ll’IC(‘l. April 15. (By Main."
Ciil Agricola Sun Jose. Ilelglun inter—
l-sts which l‘ormrriy opt-rated as
Stoopen i'ropt-rtii-s have resumed
drilling in Hacienda San. Sebastian in
of the increased cost of mw material.
. 1.1113 advance in cloths reflects only'
“advance in the price of raw mu—
mls. Owinl.r to the. present sold-up _
audition ot’ the American \N’oolt-nx
Oil's millS. only a limited number of;
.dnnlicates can be taken for extendedlsoutll mid. eighty kilometers bt-iO\V
WIT- "l'alnpico. “‘0” N0. 3 abandoned June
m Woolen (‘0. executives will hold ‘ 1921. at 2.900 root, is to b(‘- deepened
another meeting later on to considorlumi it is understood the company is
the situation in regard to worsted. prtpawd to go at least an additional
goods. [1.000 {wt in hope ol‘ finding deep oil
> lht'uring structure which most geolo—
PRESIDENT 0!“ (-‘OODRICH RE-hzists believe exists in light oil distriCL
l'lTRNS. . EUne other well was drilled lly Stoopen
BEETtl‘a-n'l G- \‘OI‘R- IlN‘SldOnt 0f the Properties in saint! Hacienda N0. 1.
Goodrich 'I‘lre & Rubber Co.. hes re- . wllich proved a failure .at 2.670 feet
1 turned on the \Vhite Star Liner-310m-
crlc from a two months' business trip
“rough England. France. and Ger-
. my. He had no comment to make.
on European conditions. He said what
he had observed while there had al-
lady been told.
when abandoned June 192:0.
LAKI-Z SHIPMENTS DELAYED BY
ICE. .
CHICAGO. April 15,—Muckinaw
the straits and they are not navigable.
SK , , . Four boats with 1.250.000 bushels of
' OE FIRM 1“ BAXKRUPTCY‘ grain are ready to leave for western
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DALLAS. April 1.». The Daniel : ports as soOn'as they can gm through
. “mama Shoe Co. manufacturers and ti ‘ q . 'ts It _ , l' 't . f .
jobbers of shoes here has filed a. peti-i H ‘ r.u " 1 ”‘1‘ fr» rd OS 0 “15““:
, ‘ ‘ . '. ance become eflective April 15. Ex-
tion in bankruptcy in the federal t t‘ th t b - 1 'l ..
«court. Liabilities are listed at $116 - p“ 8 “ms 3"” a 98"“ “”-'- get
’2‘ and awt‘ 'lt $1.49 “*7” ' through in a few days. There are 6.-
* " ‘ ‘“ "‘ “' 695.000 bushels of grain afloat at. Lake
E Michigan ports awaiting shipment
. _ ' _ ‘ mostly at Chicago and Milwaukee.
3" BACK I“ RTS 1‘51? Duluth has 21,871,000 bushels and
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS Fort \Villiams and Port Arthur 33.-
719.000 in store awaiting shipments
east by lake. Navigation on Lake Su-
perior opens next week. '
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SAYS RED PEPPER BEAT STOPS
PAIN IN FE\\‘ MIXI'TES
Rheumatism. Iumbago, neuritis,
rackache. stiff neck, sore muscles,
istrains. sprains. aching joints. \Vhen
you are suffering so you (an hardly
get around; just try Red Pepper Rub.
Nohting has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers, and
when heat penetrates right down into
pain and congestion relief comes at
an Less Meat it Kidneys Feel Like
Lead or Bladder Bother-s
lost folks forget that the kidneys.
m the” bowels. get sluggish and
flogged and need a flushing occasion—
.m. else we have backache and dull
m in the kidney regions. severe
“aches. rheumatic twinxea, torpid
' Ever, acid stomach. sleeplessness and
‘1 sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
dive and clean. and the moment you
tel an lche or pain in the kidney
"Ion. get about four ounces of Jad
”from any good drug store here,
“a. tablespoonful In a glass of wa- once. _
tr before breakfast for a few days Just as soon as you apply Red
.d your kidneys will then act fine. Pepper RY”? you feel the tingling
heat. In three minutes the sore
”is, famous salts is made from the
”do! grapes and lemon juice. com-
1 fined with lithia. and is harmless to
.w “a clogged kidnéys and stimulate
fiat: to normal activity. It also neu-
spot is warm ed through and through
and the torture is gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made
from red peppers, costs little at any
“lines the acids in the urine so it drug 5‘0"” Ga a jar at once. Be
' - longer lrritatcs. thus ending blad- sure to g“ the genuine, with the
-~. disorders. name Bowie-s on every package.—
Adv. -
Jud Salts is harmless: inexpensive:
.nkee a. delightful effervescent "this-1
“a drink which everybody should
w pow and then to keep their kid-
” clout. thus avoiding seriou-
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CENTRAL vululox'r
worm} SELL SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON. April 15.441316
Central Vermont Railroad applied
.. day to the reference " ' ~
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down us’
udxiccs say ice has blown ~buck intoJ
WALL STREET_NEWS
NEW YORK. April 15.—‘H98.Vy
dealings attended today‘s two hour
session of the Stock Market almost
wholly at higher levels. Oils were the
features. many domestic issues rising
one to three points with up at ac-
tivity in the cheaper group. High
grade steels, equipments and motors
were less prominent. but Gulf States
Steel. Axilerican and Baldwin Loco-
motives. Studebaker and Electric Stor-
age Battery consributed to the new
high records for the year. American
\Voolen. American Tobacco and Su-
matra Tobacco represented the spec-
ialties. There was extensive buying
24% lot Seaboard Ail Line at an extreme
gain of almost three points. but rails
as :1 group were not materially higher
The closing was strong. Sales approx-
imated 8511.00“ shares.
\\'Al.l. STREET. 10:3il‘t1. in.—Ac-
cllnlnlution of buying orders over the
Good Friday recess i-l'l‘ectl «l many sub-
stantial additions to the recent ad-
vuncl-s of prices at the opening of to—
diiys Stock Market. Studebaker led
at a gain of 1:}. points Bethlehem.
Pun-American l’etrolcum. Pacific Oil.
'l‘t-xus Company. General Asphalt and
American Sugar scored, one point ad-
vilnct-s. Standard Oil issues made ad-
ditional trains on the higher ,priccs
quoted for products in the Kentucky
district. Coppers and shippings also
htlrdl-lll-d. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
was strongest of the. local utilities.
guinillg‘ 13;. points.
VANllEllllllT PLEAS
ll] SAVE FAllllllS
wt SHIP
A pril I 5.——The
Vanderbilt. Jr.,
HALIFAX. N. 5..
';1ppc;il of (‘ornt-lins
to “the pride, honor and patriotism
tl‘ Iloston" to s.l\'c from the junk
lwilp the famous clipper ship "Glory
(It the SQ'ZIS." and the movement
started in Mitstmchusctts to brim: the
old ship to linston for exhibition rc-
culls to old siils‘. here that her ile-
signl-r and builder. llonnld McKay.
“as :l Ilillin' of Nova Scotiil. He
served his apprenticeship in his fil-
tlu-r's shipyard :lt Sliclllurne before
he \\'('III to hit' l‘llitcd States to build
the lest 1st stilinx: ships that ever
sprrild t-nnvais on the high seats.
llonulri McKay llnilt nearly two
hundred clippers. the fastest of which
“as the Ligntning. built for James
.liiiilll-s, of Liverpool. The vessel.
which left Boston ill command of
Captain Jami-s N. Forbes. carried a
lerlllt'l", llonnld McKay. who was
himself 41 noted clipper muster. In the
l‘ulltifs‘ of these two not-ed seamen. the-
Lightning made :1 run oi‘ 436 lllluti-
rill miles in 24 hours while limiting
tip for the North Channel.
Another {unions "ilp'p’l' llililt by
.\Icl\':iy “115 the. Flying: Cloud. which
twirl- made the passage from New
York to Sun l-‘runcisco in eighty-nine
dilys, ii record only l'qllnllt-d by the
Andrew Jackson. lllliit by Iron and
Grinni-l ot‘ Mystic. Conn. The McKay
c‘tpp-TS easily held the records for
day runs. ‘,
G. A}; ENCAMPMENT
IS HERE NEXT WEEK
(Continued from Page One.)
chcr of Brooklyn. N. Y.. commander
in chief of the department. There
will be other addresses as thI.
On \\'cdncsday the business ses--
sion will be held. starting at 9:30
o'clock in the. morning. when further
reports will be heard and the elec-
tion of officers will take place.
If the business of the session has
not’been complrted in time. dinner
will be served and following, the
business of the day taken up again.
The dinner is to be served' in the
Lasemcnt of the Congregational
Church. All sessions of the Encamp—
ment are to be held at the church.
That in brief is the program that
is ldid out for what will probably be
thelnst Encampment of the G. A. R.
of Connecticut. in' this city. ‘
On Tuesiay morning at 11 o‘clock,
the Credentials committee
other committees. whose business it
ing of the business session. will be
t ngnged in their duties at the church.
MUSICAL ACTIVITIES ..
or MRS. SIMS’ .P_UPILS
Continued from first Page.
evening will assist the choir of the
East Norwalk Methodist church. sing-
ing “.Allelvia, Death is Conquered." by
George Tompkins. the composer of
note who makes his residence at
Greens Farms. Mr. Tompkins has al-
so recently put out an excellent Te
Deim and a Jubilate.
Miss Marion Mottramr judged by
many to be one of our coming sopran-
os. the poasesgor of a voice of beauti-
ful quility. will sing-shortly at a. re-
ception given to one of its members by
Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs Claus Christoi'fers. a memo
contralto with a full rich voice. who
sang with such success at the spring
concert of the Charities‘ Association of
Queens Borough. New York city, last
year. has again been chosen as the
principal soloists at. the concert in
New York. '
EDITORS TO VISIT
“mm PRISON
On the invitation of Colonel Norris
G. Osborne. president ofthe direct-
ors of the Connecticut StatenPr-ison.
the Connecticut Editorial Amciation
will hold Its spring meeting at Weth~
erfleid April 22. at 11 a. m. In the
cheats,“ the country of Colonel,
Ofiofle.” formation. a. 1:. winners.
mom NORWALK EVENING
and the i
is to function, previous to the open-l
The FellOwship
of Prayer
A daily Lenten Bible reading and
meditation prepared by the Commts- '
sldn on Evangelism or the Federall
Council of Churches tor the use of
the churches and individuals.
Saturday—The Victory of the Cross. I
Father, into thy hands I commend
my spirit. St. Luke 23:46.
Read St. Luke 23:35-56.
"If You wish the crown of joy. take
up the cros sof sacrifice."
Meditation—Whatever under-
understanding of the atonement. I
may be sure of this, that it I havel
welcomed the Christ as the dominant
spirit or my life. I am saved.
Prawn—(That Christ may be lifted
up before all men and nations.) 0
thou Father of Jesus Christ, we bless
thee for the matchlcss One. and for
His victorious life and death. May “0
shallowness or hypocrisy
allegiance to him. Stivc us, we be-
scech thee, from choosing any other
foundation for our lives. If there are
Gethsemane-s and Culvaries for us to
brave. may his spirit not fail us in the
testing: and grant us the. joy of the
Easter song of life that defies death.
now and always. l’ullill our desires.
We Plltl‘f‘at thee. through the crucified
and risen Lord. Kitten.
Hymn:
Beneath the crOss of Jesus.
would talkc my stand.
'l‘hc shadows of a mighty rock. within
a weary land:
A home within the wilderness. a rest
upon the way, .
I-‘rom the burning of
heat
And the burden of the day
my
I Iain
tht1 noontide
Easter Sunday—Jrhc Victory OH‘r
Death.
“'hy sock ye the living nmong‘ the
«It-ad? lie is not here. but is risen.
St. Luke 24:5-6.
Kent! St Luke 24.
"To believe in God is to believe that
our spirits. rather than our bodies. t-x—
press Eternal Reality."
.‘Ieditation—For the disciples the
t"\'l|ll’llt‘t' ol" the blessed fact that their
Muster was alive lay in his Easter ap-
pearance. Their testimony indeed is
valuable to me. but for me the real
assurance that my Easter lives is his
appearance in my life this Easter and
every day. In this is redemption
worked out.
Prayer——('I‘Ilnnksgiving for the liv-
ing: React-liter.) U thou Father of
Jesus Christ. We Mess thce for the
matchless One. and for His Victorious
lit‘s- and death. May no shullowiless or
hypocrisy vitiate our allegiance to
him. Save us. we beseech thee. from
choosing: any other foundation for our
lives. If there are Gethseninncs and
Culvnries for us to lll‘u\(‘. may his,
spirit not fail us in the testing; and
grant us the joy of the litlster song of
life that defies death. now and always.
I-‘illt‘lll our desires. we entrczit thee,
through the crucified and risen Lord.
A in en.
Hymn:
Christ the Lord is risen today.
Sons ol‘ lilo-n and angels sly:
Raise your joys and triumphs high.
ye heavens. and earth reply.
Alleluia!
Republican Force Seizes
Four Courts . ilding in
Dublin and Troub e Feared
(Continued from First Page)
Siliir.
streets are being patrolled by armed
piirites of Republicans.
.BEI.FAST. April 15 (Associated
I‘mss).-—Two British warships have'
arrived in Lough Syi‘lly. County Don-
egal. northwest of Londonderry. it
yas learned this al‘ternon.
“‘ASHINGTON. April lS.——-I’orma.-
tion of a local council of the Ameri—
can Association for Recognition of the
Irish Republic fas announced today
.at the organization's national head-
iquarters liere._ All other councils in
3the District of Columbia recently were
|expelled from the assorliition for fail-
ure. it was said. to longer suport the
3puruoses or the organization.
.In anouncing the formation of the
new council. the asociation said the
.delegation 0; the Irish Republican
lParty to the t’niied States was meet-
ing with “phenomal success." in its
appeal for funds for the party in the
coming electio'ns in Ireland. > .
_ Approximately 360.000 of the $250.-
000 caught has been subscribed to
date. it was said.
DUBLIN. April 15. (By Associated
PressJ—The Republican Army insur-
gents still held the Four Courts today.
which they seized yesterday. and no
attempt was being made to dislodge
them. The Court's did not present the
aspect of a place preparing for Siege.
except for» the presence of armed men
at the windows
Arthur - Griffith's attention wias
drawn to the menacing situation in
Sligo. Where the Republican insur-
gents were strengthening their DOS!-
‘tions. and where he is booked to make
an address tomorrow.
"I am going toSltgo." was Mr. Grif-
fith's only comment today. '
A Party of-men raided the Dublin
express train for Limerick this morn-
ing.*seize<l and burned the constgn-
ments (3 the Freeman‘s Journal. the
Irish independent. Armed men also
burned thousands of copies of the
Irish Independent at King‘s Bridge-
and the Broadstone railway terminus
in Dublin.
'VOKES KILLED BY
AN EXPLOSION
Continued from Page One.
W’ard and Yokes, he came of a. fam-
ily of clowns that played in circuses.
The team appeared in vaudeville
from 1886 to 1904, first in variety
then in farcical sketches. “The Gov-
ernors? "A Run on the Bank,” and
. “A Pair of Pinks." were among those
especially remembered. . ‘
The team split in 1904. Ward re-
tiring. but Vokes continuing his
comic roles until four years ago. Hap
Ward W.” at his old time partner's
.bedsi’ de’during the night. Yokes was
Sires-fluid , a . ,
vitlate our r
W:—
l EL mE/m he
M’CORMACK To l‘NDERGO
ANOTHER ornnsrrox
. 0
NEW YORK, April lS—John Mc-
Cormack. famous Irish tenor, who
has been dangerously ill with an af-
fliction of the throat. will have to
undergo another operation to Clear
his throat of pus formations.
His physician Dr. A. C Du Pont.
stated today‘ that by Mdnday the sing-
er's throat which was still badly
swollen; would be ready for another
lancing. _
..Mr McCormack.‘ has passed the
crisis," said Dr. But? out. "His septic
throat is somewhat better. He can
swallow with less pain, but he will
not be able to sing for many months.
Mr. McCormack will leave for his
country home in Ireland early next
month if his health will permit."
Since last Saturday. it is said, Mr.
McCormack has fallen in weight
from 220 pounds to 200 or less and
his friends believe that it will be
months before he is again well. He
will be 38 years old on June 14.
for Easter?
A Few Suggestions
No. 74037—Les Rameau
No. 88403—Hosanna; T l1 e
Palms
No. 45089—The Lost Chord;
Christ Arose
No. lGOOS—Beautit‘ul Isle of
’ Somewhere
Come In and Let Us Play
These for You
Donnelly’s
18 South Main St.
Open Evenings Until 9 P. M.
COAL STRIKE—IT’S
EFFECT
.lepends upon the duration. “'9.
rlelicvc when it is over that coal
will be lower—how much lower
we do not know, nor can anyone
l'oreteil how long: the strike will
last. If. two months or longer, a
ihOI‘t supply next Fall and
Winter is a possibility not to be
)verlookcd. ‘ .3
That, briefly, is the 'situation.
if _\'0l1,'iike many others, would.
rather see coal in your cellar and
snow you are secure for next
Winter than to take chances on
future supply and prices. we can
fill your bins now with GOOD
COAL. Phone us at 113.
The Norwalk.
. Coal 61’
‘ Supply Co.
Masons' Building Materials
39 Wall St, Norwalk
108 Water St., So. Norwalk -
THE QUESTION OF
GOOD HEALTH
It’s not easy to determine how
long ago Sulphur and Cream Tar-
tar, came into use as the ideal
blood cleanser and spring medicine.
l
SATURDAY, scan. 15, 1922
3'
r The Name
11‘s STREN
FRAGRANC
GTH.
E ARE UNEQUALEDHZ'
PURITY AND
The Sealed Packet is your safeguard
differcncc, FEEL the differ-
ll
‘1'” ‘ Cover only 19c (Regular price 39:) Apifiivsm
‘ ‘5 , ”
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o THICK 0 s
Almmnum 3+; Pudding Pan 3
1 —‘ s
We are making 7 once and KNOW ..
this offer solely to: 0;;3? £31:ng the difference 3
the purpose of af- bemeen “Wear- g
, fording you an op- Ever” alu ' um 1
portunity to give cooking utensils ;
“VVear-Evcr” a C and utensils of 3
real service test in less thick metal i
your own kitchen. \ which, conse- ‘-
We want you to SEE the (malady, are ofl‘ered at a 3
: cheaper price. ,1!
EHEBE’S
It’s Here If It’s Hmseware
25 Washington St.. South Norwalk
Phone 527
Prompt Delivery
.1. .'
Window Shades
MA" DE or
"‘BRENLIN”
Won’t Crack
Won’t Fade
Won’t Buckle 7
Won’t Pinhole 7
5.4- ‘w.
FOR YOUR NEW HOUSE
‘ ‘ Breniin’ ’
window shades on Hartshorn rollers—nothing
better
SAMPLES AND PR!CES ON REQUEST I
.17.;~
‘4.
Its-
; Angevine Furniture Co.
- 16 North Main Street, South NorwaIk, Phone 256
But the fact remains that this old
favorite remedy is still classed as
the best answer to the question of
good health in old and young. We
have this mixture put up in handy
.lozenge form—Convenient to use,
uniform in dose. and composed of
the purest ingredients.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
s N. Main St. ‘50. Norwalk
.. .1
Say It With Flowers
Easter Lilies, Hydrangea; Tulips,
Datfodils, Hyacinths, Ferns, Mar-
guerites, Cineraria. .
Flower—Garden and Grass Seeds
FRESH CUT FLOWERS TODAY
Helen and Edith Cuneo’
‘~ $997140 Washington St. ,1
' " Greenhouse—mm St.
M3123.
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Poultry Wire Nettm' g
All Sizes in Stock—Our Pnoes’_ Are Right
. Rosenfield Brothers
Hardware and Housefumiehlnge
EASTER GIFTS
FOR MEN
Scarf Pine. Rings. Cut! Links, Belt Buckles.
Watches, Chains,
Cigarette C8508.
FOR LADIES
Pearl and ‘Novelty Bead
kinds. Diamond Rings, 18K
Necklaces, fiovelty Ear Rings of A”
Wedding Rings, Brooches, Bar Pins.
Sterling Silver and Plated Ware for the Table,
Store.
Everything ”"3505"! to a well stocked, first class Jewelry
....‘-or;v.-.~c.r."
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Norwalk Chronicler