of teh Fnanci
Stock , Quotations
late New York Stock
Inning Sentinel, 0
Emission Brokers,
h- Btreot, South
a... members of
low York.
ver the private wires of
and dealers in unlisted securities, 85 Walling-
Norwnlk, local correspondents of H. L. Horton a
the New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad Street,
Exchange quotations, reported for the
Naples 8 Goldsclunidt,
PM
11. 1.. 1:30 ' H. L. 1:30
"lllcd Chemical 037% 6'5 1,5 07-31;, 1 Kelly Spring. 48% 407/; 45 5-1,
am- Chalnu-m 49 4111/. 4.11 men-{Canny fit: 25:19; :11:
l 0 f i" 1‘ I . .
Am. Con 47% 461/5 47114 Rafi: )l‘llltfi'l II 541:!“ 3:1: 54%
All. 1"" 107 105% “’7 j."llcilicull Pol». 12115 1271/42 132%
Am. Loco. “41/5 113% 114% ' Mlnnli Copper :9“; 29 29%
an. 8111p 8; Com. 171/. 16 171/. 5 311111111: States 147,5 14% 14%
Am. flnleltura {111% 511% 577/. - 310. Pine. 2491 2:115: 24
Am. Sugar 731/. 721/. 731/.1x. 1'. Air Brake 73 7:1 73
Am. Hum. Tab. 36 . 34% 36 ix. Y. Contral till/4; 'JU% 91%
Am. '1'111. & '1‘111. 121% 120% 121% N. Y., N. H. a; H. 2:115 '13.. ”1%
Am. Too. 1391/, 139% 1.1914 ixor. pal; 771,4, 761/. 771,5
Am. Woolen 93 90% 93 ll’uc. (111 518% 571,; 58%
nmcundu 5:114, 521/. 531/. ' l’un Amer. Pete. 114 63% 6,4114
Atchluon 1013/. 100% 101 31-min. it It. 42 41 41%
mldmn Lac-o. 116% 1151/. 116%21‘1-0. (1.111 1141,12 114 “is
run. 8c Ohio 48% 47%. 48% . Pullman (To. 124 1:33 124
well. Steel 791/. 76% 78% ~ 111-. elm-1 l-‘pr. 11111 11111 11111
«trill. l'otls. 557/. 55 55% 11.1w. 17011501.- 16% 16% 16%
can. PM. 14215 110% 142%‘ltl-n1ling 771’ 761'. 7671’.
kfrn. ll-itlhl'r 38% 37% 38 l 11-111, ’1'} pl- 327/. .32"; 325i,
d‘imrldior Mot. 711 741/, 711 1 lion. Htr-r-l 561-; .74 561-91
«fin-11. 117. Ohio «4'14. my, 641/. 1 11111.11 Dutch 03%;. 617,1, 63%
(Ton. (inn “111/, 1131/. 1151/. {Scanner-11ml: 75 74 75
Gill. It. 1. 47 45% 46 ’1'. 190. l’iu'lllt‘ 1.111,; 11': 7,1. 91%
only” Products “13:16 1021/, 1031/,[111111-11111- (111 3.‘ 30% 31%
ltlrlltliblo Htet-i 64% 62V. 64% :So. Ituilwuy 25 24% 241.4;
rum. turn.» 1111,; 16 111143115 .1 17.11 177 177 14
Flmlll‘otl .lohll'mn 1141/, 11414, 11411, 1.- 11 x .1 l‘r. 1141,. 11414 1141;.
)1‘1unmm l'luyrls 1107i. 771% “”6 2H. l'dlil :87 27‘2 2117.11
PIN-1k litlllhor 17-7. 1711‘. 1751, ;.~itllliI-tlllk1-r 121112 117 1211”
(1111. Allpllzlll 11.711, 111% 1131/. l'l‘r-xus (‘0. 47 457,11 47
(L‘s-n. lilovtrit: 111: 1111 1a: l'l'tllmrr'll Pro-l. 179-11, Ch 119-11.
(la-11. Motors 111% 12 121/; I'll. not. Slow-111 49 4“; 49
tumulrlvh 4117;. 4111:. 403,1. 1'. s, litnlty 1:414 11:11.; 11:17;
'1" NUI‘HI. l'l' 75V; 75 75V. 1 H. lillian-r 6‘13"}. 6213.. 61511,,
d 21-1 North. 111., 421,4, 4111;. 42 l'. s. Sim-l 991:. «“7". 99“-
lmwlrution 0. 40-14 401/, 40% l'. .11 Stu-1| l’r. 1111 11.11 1111
l 1. MI 1‘. Mar. Pi. 9125}. hi l/J Nil-'34, l'lalll (‘llppl r ‘3“: l; 6'13; 6". l‘
1'" ”INN" ”'34. 1071’. 17% Vlmzulilllu Him-l 43’. 41’3 1’1“»
linumm ('liy So. i734. 1371,; 27 5;. \Volli. Hire. 62 61 6130
1111- l'nlwr 4117.4. 4111/. 467;. \Vlllto Motors 471; 131»; 47';
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l‘lfkii'l lnlifi.
picture in—
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Southern
'l'llo
memo. irrolrulur tone was NlluWil by me-
don-Inning
’tnln, Allloril'llll
Snloltlng
Broad. Street Gossip
l-‘nrliull (1111115 t-olltiuu-- to flow
111 11- 1111' lll\l‘.\llll¢‘lll. 'l'll1- 1.1)w1-rli:llll<
111' |~2111;l:.lni l'utz- until-11 ill churllu-l'
mom-y in 1.1111110”, 11ml it is llilltlrill
lillll furl-ilzll l‘lllllls should m-t-k lodge;
1111-111 llt‘l‘l' llt provllilinp; higher figures.
'l‘llo Now i'nrk lvlll illill‘kt’l. ir' inking :1
fair .‘sllill't' 111' ill» money. “'lilll: 1111-11-
11113 lll‘t‘ll sumo furl-11:11 participation ill
’l‘l-oalnlll'y lllll ol't‘oringlt.
“'nll Stru-t ls ll‘ .1 qllzlllllnry as to
“ill-illo'r ”11- Now York “taunt: illnk
will luto this \\'Ol'k now that London
1111111. 'l‘ill- position (11 the New York
l'llllk 111st \vmk “1111 pl‘llcticuily un-
oilul-uul the rulio 111-1111: 86.2%
against M19, tha- pl‘r\i0us “ct-k. 'i‘horo
l'l-diau‘oullls.
"'il\llli‘HH. i'l'l-lillllllllry furl-lg” 1111- “11:1 il lzlrl: - shrinkllgo ill
cmlnm- rum-1 won- 111'!" on ollllll-s. huwv'w-I'. 1111111111-1‘11 totalling $116,011".—
v-lilil-il rollurtml :l ulol'o llopol’ul viou"“0U 1‘11lllllalr"~l with $h7.1li'l'.l'““ ml
0' [ll'tll't-l-dilli; 111 1111- (10110.1 Cunfor- April .’1. .v\ ,\l-:ll‘ 115:0 this lllllt' the
'I-nv», llll-‘llli-or lulllks hzlll rt-clirlt‘ullllts of
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WA [1| . S'l‘lt l-II'Z'I',
Nuou.« I'llll‘ly hosi-
lum-y “lift follolw 1i by 111-111-1111 llll'ollgtll
our buying ()1' tho li‘litllllll,‘ motors, nil-obi.
e qtllpllli'lllfl lllnl junior l'llillt wnl-l ro-
pxumed. Htulll-hzlkor, ('illlnlilor. lltllti—
‘Uin, Grout Norlllol-ll tire and l'. S.
We! rorlo l to 2
points. the ltlttor up.
munching its I'l,‘(‘i'll( hiu'h rot-0rd. 'l‘oxuu
In“ Pncitic. lull-k Inland
bomb and “(out Virginia wore strong--
arm of tho 11111.11.
a. gain of 311,
”or lovol of
“intuition and
pr
lt'Ofl
for
1n incollllnooun
ll 1111
Pitt»-
(‘ollllolitllltod Gus nt
points roprow'ntoli tllo
llllllllf‘fl.
ullllren
were i’ollttlrod 11y Coca Cola. Corn l‘l'o-
duets. lndllstriul
Roebuck.
on the
Alcohol
Allloriclln Smoitinx l'llllied
better tone of other coppcrs
Momw
and
and shipping: nil-o improved.
ulna continued ollny. an abundance of
oil's-rings being made at 3% por cont.
Soul's
$ll-ll',llilil,illlil,
‘l‘ilc- sollllt-r's 1111111111 Mil now penal-
llllz 111111 tho absorption of oroclit by
the Stock .\lllrk1-t llll.~ 111-1111 111111131111: :1
further reduction in the bunk rule in
Now York not-111111111; to llullkol'll. How.
l-vor now Hill! London has marked the
rule down without the coopvrntiou of
Now York. it lili|_\' llllstcn similar no-
111111 by va York notwithstanding tho
foregoing lut‘lol's.
'l‘llllo mum-y is ol‘l’t-red in inl'gor vol.
111111 ill l't't‘IIt'l‘tl rntos. Funded for the
llxoll period up to tit) and 70 days huyo
hot-ll It'llt'til at 4';‘5..' This compares
with 4 1.4; al- 11 wot-k 1130. 1.0111111 for tho
lmlgrr dull-:1 are obtainable ill 4% C1-
’|‘lli.-l ollnior turn hours out the predic-
tion llltulo ill till-11c columns rccolltly.
ln some instant-oil, oil'orlngll or choice
oolllulon-iul pllpor hnyo been made ut
4'112. 'l‘llo provulling rate on com-
lllorciul hills in 41,1, %. '
l-‘ol-tllnos have been mudo by those
‘oi‘rlrl.
NEW HAVENiillAl]
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NEW HAVEN. April 19.-—Operation
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad was carried on dur-
ing March at a small profit. afag'ainst
a deficit for the same period last year
and the natural advantages of New
England as regards industry and com-
merce is an indication oi‘ increasing
prosperity. declared E. J. Pearson.
ipresidcnt _ol‘ the road. in his annual
address to the Stockholders here to-
day. Mr. Pearson said in part:
“It will interest you to know that
for thr1 past month of March. the
New Haven operated at a ratio of
about 77.74 in comparison with a ra-
tio of 93.37 during the same month a
year ago. The not in come after all
expenses. rentals and charges. is esti—
mated at about $727000, compared to
:1 deficit during the same month a
year ago 01‘ 81.6"”.2‘11.
“Your company has not yet suc-
ceeded ill securing a dissolution of the
ft-doral decreo which placelits invest-
monts in tho trolloys and in Boston
:llld Maine ill the hands of the trustees
but is hopeful the dissolution maybe
brought about. There seems to be no
reason to doubt that your company
may locally hold these securities and
resume its interest in the trolleys and
(llnllf‘r the limitation impooed by Mas—
sachusetts) in the Boston and Maine.
no as to bow-fit tlloso properties. your
lnyostmont and the New England pub-
111-. \\'hilo the date within which by
tho «let-r111» lllf' trustees are required to
dis-pom- of your holdings has been
postpnnml from time to time. there
has lit-yer been a tilnt‘ when these
holdings-l could have been sold at
[-ri-‘l-s which would llnvc been
rousolluhh7 or iuyour interest.
129 NON-UNION
COAL MINES HAVE
STOPPED WORK
l’l'i"1‘l~'lll'llf:H. April ln.‘-~Rllplllv-
lllllltllll: :l 11:11 01‘ 129 non-union coal
1111111121 and coke plants in \Vr-stel'n
l'1-1lul~:_\l\alui:l. issued by district hood-
quartors horn of lilo l'llitoll Mint-I
“'t-rkors which officials claimed had
1111-11 l‘lflN‘Il by union ormlnizors. cnmo
rI-Dnrts from Snmorsr-t County last
night tllllt about throo. hundred non-
union workers at linswoll lllld struck.
They wore r-lllploymi by tho Davis
(‘mli :lllll (‘Ukl' Company. (lriicors of
which ntntotl that tho numhor of strik-
ing mm was hard to all-torminc. since
runny of thoir omplnyos were observ-
ing a Russian holiday.
President John llrnplly. of District
Two. stated that the day's reports in-
lliclltoll that practically n11 of the
minors Ill linswoil 11nd Jenllers wore
out. An organization llll‘I‘llllil as lins-
woll was o\pootoll to further tie up
tho llo-ltl. Additional strikes woro rc-
pnrtml from tho Listio operations 01”
tllo Staffordlilo-1111110111111: (‘onl Pom-
puny. and from llnlsopploo. Koch- ltun
and llilltmvll.
lnoludod ill tho list of 129 workings
roportod oloeod by tho union. the re-
port SllO\\'o-tl. wow 36 mint-a or the H.
(‘. l-‘l‘it'k (‘oko Company. but from
(‘onnollnvillc :lnll l'lliolltown. coke
content cllnlc word that some Ofe‘llt‘
mint-s nnmod 11y tho union. woro still
opt-ruling. -
HAZELTON, Pin. April 19.———An-
tllrnclto coul companies are having
tllolr proportion ropnirod without
much cor-t during the mine suspension.
a tour or the milling villages shown
In tho localities where the mine
workl-rn occupy houses owned by the
operators extensive improvements are
both»; made by the men while the col-
ilcrios nro idle. Tho lumber is pro-
vided by tho companies. employs: hav-
ing the privllogo of taking what they
Tuesday notwithstanding the activity
shown in futures and spot markets
The close found no change of any con—
seQnence in prices.
malncd quiet with Federal Co. quoting
interests 5.50m
continues light. In view of present
conditions. it would not be at‘tfll sur-
prising if some reduction in prices was
made by some of the companies now
Scarcity of Calci
of New England, the Cau
‘ spread Calcium Un
REFINE!) scan Fl‘TCRI-JS
Another day of inactivity transpired
Market for rebut-11,111 the Street re-
.25c.. Arbuckle Bros. 5.330.. and other
Domestic demand
The city waters of thirty
analysed by the Industrial Test
York Citv. hav been roven in every case to
' e p calcium. The waters range from 14
l-3rd grain in Fall
d 1 1—4 grains in Holyok
t necessary for 0‘"
ding to H. C. Sherman.
in mineral salt especially
of calcium per gallon in Cone
None of them can furnish even 1-10t
daily requirement (which is about 7 1-2 grains accor
lcium in New England City waters. is a.
o the preference of soft water
adual exhaustion of lime in
for our bones and teeth, but.
Pres. of Columbia University).
This great deficiency of ca
menace to the population.
New England soil. We need not only
for our blood and nerves and
bones and teeth and poor grow
Our principal foods, meat.
enough calcium for life and health. W
mineral salt, calcium starvation is the
health will again make its appearance.
it is nature's food. easy to take and alway
Get it today for your heatih's sake.
Scientific literature and 40 days‘ supply $1.00.
Get it today. For sale in South Norwalk by Harold. A
infant.
priceswere
May 5.85 @
6.05 bid. August 6.1
6.26 bid. October 6.05 bid, Nave
6.00 bid. December 5.90 bid.
0rd, N. H..
to 511 lit] 1 rain in Lawrence an
s y less than g h of the amoun
It is partly due t
for industrial purposes and partly to the. gr
calclum
organ and all tissues.
for every
nerves and blood, poor
calcium brings on serious disorders and ailments of
th and development of the young.
bread and sugar
potatoes. .
drinking water also lacking thls
ith
result.
By using 1110 CALCIUM FOOD SUPPLEMENT
Dlenish the talcium in the syswm and 1;
kinds that you are now suflering from, without kno
s beneficial even to the tender
lnnming' the $.50c. price.
Rcfln‘bd sugar closing N
as follows: April 5.80
5.90. June 6.05 bid, July
5 bid. September
_____.____———-—-—‘
\VA SHINGTON.
towns and cities throu
ing Laboratory, 400
be very
SO DAYLIGBT SAVING
FOR
will be no executive 0rd
daylight ‘ saving.
the “flute House. .
is interested in conserving- tlme.
April
~
um in‘ Soil and Water
se of Wide-
dernourishment
gbout New England.
West 23rd street, New
soft and extremely low
th of a grain _
River, Mass.,
e, Mass.
A lack
you will gradually re-
et rid of 1115 and ailments of many
wing their cause. Normal
. Mead.
Watches, Chains, Scarf
Cigarette Cases.
FOR
Store.
....-------.-.----_..-----.,
STERLING’ '
Metal Bed Sale
Extra «Special $6.95
2” Post 1” Fillers $6.95
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WALL fl'l‘ltl-ll-Z'l‘. l:30 p. [IL—ll. S.
line! was tho l-llll-t’ rollture of tho mid-
mlon at u. 1min of 219 points to 119 it.
‘flcb duplicates the year's maximum.
«her steel- wt-ro higher by one to 2 1,5
”I!!! and equiplllentfl. nlotorn and oils
continue their upward course. Mexican
Nroleum elbowing a 3-point gain.
«frost-11) CHARTER
FOR NQRWALK BANK
(Continued tron: Page One.)
fluted the Central ’l‘runt company
While former i.icllt. (loy. 1-). (l. Koclor
l ‘u Chlt‘f spokesman for the i1‘ulrtlold
,wnty National llnnk of which he in
'pgfldeut. autumn- Leo lluvls also
appeared for tho lattol- bank and
Charles 11‘. 'l‘l‘liltl‘unl and Samuel L.
' m were also present at the hour-
Isl.
lining the hearing, it was brought.
0-! that negotlutlolla looking forward
‘ fl a oonlolldution of the Central Trust
“pony and the Fairtleld County Nu-
m.” but been in progrem for,
.‘IO time. but‘ lath-d because no
mem‘nt could be reached.
W
mail-tux 115mm: cmnn.
WASHINGTUN. April l9.-—Socre-
-bn- Hoover states that because ofI
lO.',l1‘rlck Coke (‘0.. and two or
illvrstors gll’tod with unusual fore-
night who bought Liberty bonds
lll-oulld low low-111. 'l‘llo touching of par
by Liberty insllrs shows many inven-
tors lllru'o pup-~11 prams. Sumo banks
bought l.iborty bonds urollnd low lcv-
oln and llyorunod on thoir par pur-
chasm-l llt the time of issue. Corpora-
tions in hood of t‘niill not long ago dis-
posed of their Liberty bond holdings
need. In normlll times such work is
done by thr- company carpenter forces.
LADY ASTOR ARRIVES
FROM EUROPE
(Continued from Page One.)
first woman ever e'lcttd to the. House
at 11 Hint of Commons—scores or friends and
Sllrowd purchasers enthuse. securi- admirers gathered at the m". ‘
lice blue cleaned up handsomely. I As the Olympic swamp}! up the bay ,'
'“rllen discussions of the pending
noi'dior's bonus were first heard. all
sort.- of‘prcdictinns were made that
sunll‘ll bonus would prove disastrous
to Liberty bond prices 'l‘hut sentiment
was based more on the belief that any
from Quarantine. she gave reporters
flashing comments on all manner of .
of thingsL—Lloyd George. hoppers. -
prohibition. Margot Asquith. the labor ‘
situation. the Genoa Conference. the
b ' '
snob ll bonus might be raised through sexnéx $31,335:“ her own Ch"- ‘
another bond issue. A bond issue for ' "1111‘ only remarkable flung about 3
that Purl‘OM‘ ‘8 now out of “19 Hut's- me in my six children." she said. hold-
tion. The case in money ”It“ and “‘0 in: to the arm 0! her husband \‘ls'
gradual progress toward '
normalcy has resulted 111‘ 111311" ”10081 “Lloyd George still has head above
for, government issues as well as a" water, and its some head, too " she -
securities. lreplied to a question. ' '
. Lady Astor said she wanted to”.
MORE MIXES CLOSED- .make it clear that she was not in!
Pl'l‘TSRI'RGH. Apr" ,9.__\.,(.,, Amortoa on a mission. She is here. .'
President 191131111. 7 District No. 5. do- she said, because she received an in- ‘
clures that tire mines. three of the H. \‘iultion t° attend "‘9 convention at
the lBaltimore to discuss matters of inter-
est to women all on-r the world. At-
ter that. she is going” to Virginia.’ I
where she was Nancy Langhorne. and
ltulnc)‘ (‘0. have closed in Vanderbilt.
Fayette County. (‘rows Nest mine or
$6.95 ANY SIZE
EASTER - GIFTS
FOR MEN
Pins, Rings, Cut! Links, BelyBuckles,
LADIES
Pearl and Novelty Bead Necklaces. Novelty
kinds. Diamond Rings. 18K Wedding Rings, Brooches,
Sterling Silver and Plated Ware for the Table.
Everything pertaining to a well stocked, first class
0. B. JACKSON
JEWELER—OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall St., Norwalk
In White or Ivory Enamel, any Size
Ear Rings of All
Bar Pins.
Jewelry
If you need a bed buy now, for never in the history of
Metal Bed Manufacturing has this bed been sold at $6.95, even
at wholesale in earload lot. Act quickly, they won't last long.
Two1 only to a customer. None sold to dealers. See them in our
wm ow.
“161mm“ count William Waldro: Astor. 1 ‘
Now is the time to give the hub
of our Lioyds famous carriages, fullyguaranteed.
' Baby Carriages from ‘$l9.95 up
I 'mflonn relief afforded. the famine . tho Keystone t‘olll S: (.‘Oko. \VeslanI‘P-
- Ila-la had been checked.
it pro- . land County. also 'clatmed to have arm- "h?“ ‘0 “'asmnslon IIml Chicago and
one or two other cities before return-
' 80L! AGENT
Sulkies from $3.50 up
Strollers from $9.75 up
n
FLOOR COVERING
_ poms}: Pawns IMPROVE
PARIS» April lit—The “curse was
fish-ably impressed today by the at.
N action toward the German dole-
.' ”on al-0cnoo. pliers showing im.
‘ roll-mint w the tent- of tho trading
; 3 hi0" ovtlmtltic. 'l‘llo holly v soil-
.“ Rm mllrltlu [my “WWW,“
- was not continued today.
' s ADVANCE.
' ‘ - .. The price
“31 would not be necessary to use 'od to strike list Laurel Coal .Q- Mining
.3! the mom-y now avnihlblc for that plant at (‘orltlllonco said to have re-l
sllmod.
all“. .\Illl.\\l§ RESIGVS FROSI’
1 .‘l I-Illlt‘AIl ASSOCIATION
‘ S.\.\' FRANCISCO. April l9—Dr.
All-r-rt .\b::ll;1u:ls San Francisco
physician. credited with discovering
a blood lost to'dett-rnlinc paternity.
alllolllll'otl today that he had resigned
trolll the American Mediml As'socia«
t‘lun and the San lfi-nnmsco Medical
Society because of what he termed
opposition to his research work.
1 The immediate reason for his“ action
was described as alumni-k inttbe.
journal of the American“ audio-l
W
fill-RV YORK EAS'I‘ (bNfllRENCI-L: '
113 home to her chicken and her job ‘
in Parliament. ’ ‘
v
MERIDEN. April lit—The seventy-i ‘
fourth sesion of the New York East
Conference opened.
First Methodist church in this city.
vnth about 300 mlnfifers. sixteen pro;
bationers and (2 supply preachers in
attendance.
o'clock this afternoon was devoted to
the administering of the sacrament of
the, Lord's,
B. Q!
today. “at the
The .0!!!an session at 3
“”9 -""~B‘!‘° «. 11911119..
LLOYDS FAMOUS BABY CARRIAGES
y plenty of fresh air in one
Linoleum, Congoleum etc, measured and laid free
this month
OIL COOK STOVE-
Florenoe’ New Perfection and Red Star, .I "
MMRQS’RM
Linoleum,
d and, asked
PRESIDENT
19.-——There
or relating to
it was announced
\Vhile the President
sees no need for the deceptive setting districts from the slut. rm. “ ,
of clocks; when he has something ed April 1:. u, 1'375~\-1~1-:.,h"1"41.
bid. special to do he gets up early and compares with ll \lmklya‘w‘: i
does it, it was said. An agreement be- 500.000 tons for 111;... on, 01' “‘ L.
tween departmental heads as to start- of largest prelim-lino, i111 ‘ f 1w...
tuber ing work an hour earlier might bean- last week reported 1,);mnh.wt.sf—q
ranged easily, it was believed. but no average except Fail-1w, .li‘“!
" executive order would be forthcoming. and Kanawha, “-11. .0 12-111.: 1‘ :11,
W Obtain- Some. only”: “Aim-"3'11.
COAL OUTPUT ABOVE AVERAGE. cured in each or up“. 111e,... ~.' g,
HUNTINGTON, April 19.-—Reports more output posSiiflo in all. . with
to the west:- Virginia Mining Assoeia- strictly non-union districts tic: 1h
9"- tion show shipments of coal from all unavailable. ~-
do not supply
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