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Stock Quotations
Late New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
Sentinel, over the private ' _ '
in unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
correspondents of H. L. Horton &
Inning
mission Brokers, and dealers
h Street, South Norwalk, local
wires of Naples 3 Goldsohmidt,
“gunners of the New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad. Street,
'6' York.
RAILROAD S‘HEIH'LH (‘IL-‘h‘tfl-‘I , ,.
EFFECTIVE Sl'NllAY .‘lORhlhh
Prelimine'r)‘ announcement of
changes in railroad schedules to con-
form to daylight saving time posted
at the railroad station indicate the
general procedure of last year will' be
observed in most cases. The .\ew
Haven road wil adjust its schedules
Sunday morning to conform with the
daylight saving laws oi: Mnssachues-
«its and New York City. it has been
announced.
This meals that the running sc
“Sucker List” Given T011
Operators to Be Called,
Witness Testifies —- Ten
Per Cent Landed—Opera-
tor Gives Exclusive Ser-
hm' vice in Locating Prospects
.—
‘they had paid for stock which
whose names were furnished on the
list. In the event she located her
party the connection with Lynch &
Company‘s office was completed. and
the sales argument followed. ien
nnv or the parties could not be located
individual reports. with all informa-
tion gleaned by the. telephone opera-
tor. were supplied by Lynch 8: Com:-
pany Killiali said. ,
Killian was the only witness and
was examined by Shapiro & Shapiro,
Goldsteln & Brody and I. Philip Sla-
vntsky. attorneys for creditors. Lynch
& Company's offices in the Liberty)
building were raided by the police sex-
erai months ago. after a number of
clients of the firm had complained
was
never delivered to them. ,
' ill. is a creditor. claiming 880
M m" He testified
M . ‘-
, . n ules of trains Will be changed to CO! . o - '
H. L 1:30 , 11, 1,_ 1-.-.0 _ ~ _ . ht savin by shoving __l e Curb to he duo him in sulnr). ‘
3““3“ Chomim' ‘6 1’5 66- 66 Kansas City So 30% 29 2 lllllemscltlzdgllfshllp an rougr l‘or ni local gislatlon May he called as many as loo 11901119101153:
r. r.."... . . ~ 110'
38‘“ Chalmers 51% 50% 51 2"...” npilng. :11? «017 :u:_ ‘trains. Railroad! clocks will not be ‘ t ‘ ~ .. .~ “l‘ ~“lt thflmnp (\ely dd" to “hon
“V: 48 48 48 . kcnn' Copper 01% 311" "I” {changed li0\\'o\'ol‘. I‘LHK'P'PQRI' April _" " dt‘nVOl‘i’d ‘0 .59” S'OCk'
Am. 9“” Keystone Tire 333': 3131's 317’! : The new nm.- table will be ready would be llnpossihle l'or ani‘ ill-‘l‘m‘mt HP know little of the lirm's finances.
Am. Ice "108 108 108 Lack. Steel 571,5 56 57 Ifor distribution at the local depot. brokpmm- lirni to o'xist without the co; 1w said. ntlierfllmn the fact it had 30.
Am. Loco. 11515 115 115 . Mexicali Pete. 1313'. 129% 11“"£‘ Friday" operation or ivh-ivhom‘ (‘mnv'mh‘s- iconms at the First Natimm' “3"" an“
Am. Ship & Com. 18% 13 1854 Miami Copper 291.5 29!; 29% . ' -...._-_—— 4- “WWW l“ li-‘mkrulm‘i w“ “"m‘" ”““.~.l the City National Bank. The firm
Am. Smylters 57-39 57% 57% Middle States 15% _: 143i; i B. AND A. SHOPS 1.0 CLOSE hearing yesterday of the Lynch ( Olll- mm 300 customers. hc believed. Re-
Am. Sugar 76% 751/9 751,1“; Mo. Pac. 2.’ “Til ' BoSTON. Alli-ii ‘.".‘.~—'l‘ln- Boston puny liankrupll') inullri‘. lu‘feree gnrdinz how many daily sales he com—
Am. Sum. 1‘01). 34% 34% 34% N. Y. Cf‘lllrfll 90:}; 7 ill-:91“ and .{llJflnF ralli’Dfld t‘lillli‘llliCt‘tl today Kutlgh‘s ‘JSSq-lltlli foilliwpll lhi‘ [I‘Sli- pli‘lt‘t] over il’if‘ (oIPpll0h9. Kllllflll said
Ann. Tel. & Tel. 122% 122- 122% N. Y.. .\. H. 6‘; H. 25% i- ' 51‘s at the close of business on \\'edncso many of one nl lllt' dca'uucl brokerage the law of nvcmzrv‘s usually dp‘vpinppd
Am. Tob. 140% 139% 140% Nor. Plus 76:34 “:73 ‘0 dili'. April 26. its locomotive shops atllirm‘s telephone salesmen. who d“— On,. new customer out of every 10
Am. VVOOan 92 9115 91% Pac. Oil 593%; 51:}; 5:3’5; “fest Springilt‘lll. “age" would lw'scrilnd how the local nl'tim:~ ol the (“”8‘ ve
turmonda 531/; 52 52% Pan. Amer. Pete. 63:? 63?, viii; closed for an imidinite period. ThelSonlhcrn New ling-land ll'litl‘llmf“ After descrihiilc‘r fl“, "“1th 0‘- triv—
51cm" 1011/4 100% 100% l""“" ii. 11' U 1” 3.1.0“ , 4] :3 shutdown will mind. about tlll‘t‘f’ ('Ullll‘illli‘ t‘l"‘l""'£”““l “n“ his mil” m in‘ 4| list of nhmvs and numbers to the
hiawin Loco. 116% 115% 115% P00“ Gas 58 5‘13 S§- ..hundred and t\\enty-li\'«- men. A lm-altini: l')‘ h‘lelillm‘n‘ l"“"”" ‘H ”w 1-igw‘flmn‘companv rnvh morning and
limit. & Ohio 48 471/; 473i; Pullman (‘0. 1"“; 1:71: 13‘ ‘é n]ark(vd falling on" ill business. due. in state whose lilllnt‘s appeared on the ‘;‘é‘: uw'llllllg connot‘ilons by the cen-
190th. Steel 793’s 77% '73 Rav. Consol. 1671'“ 16“ 16“ large measures to the coal strike. was "sucker” list. 1 '1] at“; opcintnr or if no connec-
. .3 .. r 1 .. :1. {-z '2 .sxr 7’1" 7‘3. .- . .. . - r‘ H ' " ' "
(Cal P6 t9 ' ’f3 55% 5', '6 .! "up w 1‘ -.‘. s ,— I «g “55‘3““! “5 the reason for the curtail Stanley .l. Killian of 3S .‘li‘iplt‘\\'00d lion was inndp, g‘vttlnfl.’ .1" report. kll-
223“- $39. 14““ 141% 141% B41» My” n...“ ;;"Q If“? menl. A'mmmc‘inwnt was made. "“‘tlavenue testified that hie duties as 3 lim \f'l'fi ‘i‘ikl‘il lw Referee Keogh W
cm mutllcr 3E 37% 38 {(H‘ul Dutch 63 3; up. ”1', mr “mp. .‘t “-05, Springfi.ld ~ . . . .. .. . ’ .
. __ .. __ . . . - ._ , . - . . . ‘2 ‘3 :n\- more . ; -. y -xclusi\c serv-
(Chandlcr Moi. 76 14; .7615; 761,6 Stairs Roebuck . i. A. .I- would’colltinuo‘ to run on full time enlistimn 10' Lilli“ \ ( ““l” l. ' 1 ”It ()eritol‘ gin liin . n‘- ‘ u"?
mes. & Ohio 6533 65 65 <0 l‘lcilic “'17,; ‘m "nu for U“ fir “m to call people on the ll‘li‘lll“1m “m in). Killian replied in the a nm.i .
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con. Gus 11714 116 115 Sinclair oil 32% 32!; 3:-' ,,.._- 9"" ”‘0'“ “(WK 9“" ”W “3r". 1‘3: “\\'h:lt kind or :1 list was it you fur:
[In R. I. 46% 45% 45% So. Railway 25% 23% :5“;- ’ THE LIBRARY OF 0 morning- ht‘ saith]. a ‘10"ng ‘2‘” ”'10 nislwi? A ti-l'Filllm‘e “st 0‘” a “Ck"
S‘orn Products 1’4. : 1;,35,‘ 10354: S i) N J p 1““: 1M0 1\n 3 lpecls was urilm (nl- _. ”5' 7,. 1
Wible Steel 64% 63% 64% S 0 N J Pr. 1]?» 1147;. 115 I LIVING BOOKS Bridgeport telephone l~\‘.-‘i:mm‘ -“"‘f:\zl‘l \Vilnwss W'plit‘d that it “'88 lln‘
Cuna Cane 16" 157’ 17‘ St. Rm! go 271' 2'1»; "‘W' In” line opcxulor mm- H r .»\.~ I >
Eli-Indicott Johnson 551.: RS .3 S; 1‘ Studebaker 12:: 1‘31 ‘: l3; "s Continued from Page One.
I’ammis Piaget's ‘3‘; 81-1.; Si '5. 'l‘lwus (‘0. 35‘; fii‘fi 34‘5 ‘ .. - . - "N .
l-‘isk Rubber 191,4 18% 19 l‘n. llet. Stores 517;. 51". H ‘il 2‘2”) If”??? 51”“ 'i‘l'f 1?:‘\:-1:, nl‘ ‘l i ‘
cit-n. Asphalt 64h;- 63 as l'. s. loam 63'; 645i 64“" 1n. ”he“? ”liar-(:12; ' J. V. ‘ "
nun. law-cm.- 164 164 m l'. s. nutter can: 635;. 63-1. .. " ' .‘ “ ‘. .. "
. . . —- -7 . . "lllr‘ .\l;lll in the- plug» t inch
Gen. Motors 1:14. 121,; 12%; l . s. Mu-l Mm 95‘. M‘s L' , N- hr.”
f‘w “Him-h .3 4111' 4" l‘ s saw: Pr 1:» it" 1:» ( m" m '
' ' i - .. ' _ _ Dr. J. .\l. Cululru '
O .rt. 1\ortli. l'l‘. 75 7.114; 7414. l‘mh (‘ngqlv r "‘- 0“: r...“ "A \‘em for the \ges" .
gnu-“7, iN(::~:h, ‘i i, . 1;) .11 41 :‘mxulium Stu-i 43". 431-.- «if‘._ ; ‘ . _____________ lrxim‘. “H.110”, r!
'2. n r‘n ion ‘ ”1' -Il-"-; 403; Vim-l. l't‘. Tl '. '5‘: '3‘ W 1" "2 ll: rr ' \\' Dial” 3 '
IV"- Mer. 31““ I”: “3‘s ‘3“) ‘3"3 l‘vv’t‘ "PM" '12". (:1‘ fl" ‘ " l'li- l‘Illi'li‘lllllo-lyl Ilii.rli‘ “ C/ to 0111' Ql’lOW-l‘oom ThurSdaVI! Apnl
I' . Nickel .m. 151:: l“; \Vliitv Motor-s 4‘3. 4“: 43‘; ........... Grace Lixlngsmn Hill ome ' rt, I h h 3 t com-
. Miss Luella l’illvh 27th and see a 1910 F'Ol‘d car t at as Jus k
llllllll lN WALL ST ‘ WA“. STREET NEWS pleted 1&000 mile W to the “a“ 3"“ b“ '
............ Zillrl lustun '
' l ..,, “.Imnr‘“; ',‘§1"“3.'""“ “'“"“ Mr John Fuscoe who drove the car \vill b5 at
g l ,1; vs ' . . I o
—— l —— ; A .......... A. S. M. Hutchinson ‘ Q '- ‘ in t0 3113\Vel' all uestions IGgal‘ lng
WALL sr. l-u::m u. ul.—'l‘lic lone “ m“ ”m" ‘L m” ”Mm!" “M 1" “mm” ’ W T‘ "”“h‘” 01“ .3103 100h . . 1 the cat?
(at the Stock Market “as irregular at “NH"! “"mm b" “”V'H‘“! "3 “H".V‘Tllv- (in-(:etler" l‘llrr ii. Kine road an to S 0“ 30L .
the opt-nine; 'Il lililll‘v's St‘Sthll. IS- 5i-lllllg. bill ”it llllllnul! l' i‘u.’ lll- , 3‘25}. “urh . llthlilt‘lilflll . .
5...... 01' U... ml... «icm'l'lptiull showod “““W‘ ""‘-"-"“““"". ""’~”" "“3le ”new ..r Army" . He will tell vou details of the trip.
c-onfusinl: amine and losses. The “In” M the ”“"U'”"'"“ """V'“‘ H‘ "f ------------- M””‘”“"' “WWW-“0“ '
. .. . ~_ . , .l - H .‘. ~ i’ " " I N"“ \“l'k. .‘llrs \l‘. ‘lO I 'liu .‘1 > ‘
c heap” douiisln oils continued to lbw] l ‘H M . up; ' r' u n ' mun 1““ ' v V q 0 ra ) 5'
t’lfvnt‘flllrn oil lurllu-r advances in "My ins .l‘lll tin met that llu- $4."..- “'l‘llv' ltunmnee of :i Pliristmzis i'urd" He “111 ShO“ 30“ unu~ual ph tog 1
_ v... - ,. , . . ‘ . H bonds \u-l'i- subscribed in: ‘ ............ Kiltc- l‘nliri; s \\' ' "n - .
prius m it llll' d plo iuv‘ls. lut f - “”0 ”H L ‘ IL“ ' ' 1 v
. - ,. .. . ‘ ’ r. [.‘r l-llglll film .~ ”\I r and Sold Hi the High—f Miss Susan Ulmstizid He \\ Olllll lll’\e the )leabllre Of seeing )0“ at
(”In isxms. Mummy .\lc.\l(.lu Ittlo- ‘ . . . 1.. . ~ '
Ieum, Were lulu). llnrumlnll my. l's- lllll'r' r'vr nit-lived l~.\ the city 'or in)“. >011 01 “51"5‘." Ali'ml ””l‘flm our Sh0\\'-l‘(l0nlS thls “'EEk-
m n FIN" "L- llhliilq (‘nilwiun m'lking -l 43.“ hum, This “as :i ailro-vl in- 1.1: “THY” K"'ll‘i‘
. . I M '. ,V ', ‘ l , V . g. ;' 'c '1» ’. | .. :1; l :1! s - » “'lvll" (:l‘i)\\lll “l ”in Still" " v
a. slnlil. _ : v. ‘ l i. ‘ _ «min i \\ ‘ ‘u_\li 0‘ ll .t ‘ 7 . 7
_ n g”). “ ""1".“ G“ '1‘] my”; ,.-;;.;. : ml‘l'lv “my van)“; a” .................. Knnt lliinlsun 1‘13) “9 ha‘e It.
names-d ll; points and (,llicilgo and . ‘ . . .
1:331er “nun” l'l'nl up“ sented Hm llll\lllll'4* in sin nllliitlw: issues. Mrs. l-rml .lnculm
niinur mils. Lz‘Illliivlg‘ i point. 1'. S. "HP" " ‘1 “my“: MOS." “w high"? Emil" \' I: """ A1“. H: nan “I”.
Steel was firm. but kindred «hora-c Import..li " ““5 ”H’r’wd ‘0 H1" “H’w‘ .. ~ lhx John "‘ Nun- 'y I
as Well as Nihipni: ills “man‘s ‘ '|li‘ll ll‘i: ral' . .unmfiu for -lie Mulch l‘flléillcl‘v Julius tm-snr """"" N“‘k‘sl““”“ . .
thi’il‘ .‘lt‘t‘r‘flflnl'ii-u 1' l“l-ll lllrillo- «.tr‘l ' .03‘ th“ l'iiil-wl 5““ ‘3 Slt‘f'l l.‘0rx‘oratmu., . Judge Jon“ ”' ddnli!
- .. .- g p a. _ , ' ' 1.. in run in: o i it'-
' ‘ “ "‘ ‘. ' . p ol.l importanc, is attached ml 1°“”“"" :1 1 " f l , O
\VAIJ. S'l'lll-flvj'l', .\'uon.- «ills cmn- ll'u l‘utLUl‘ll nl‘ bucinr‘se for tlic- 'nmnlh l [books “is” J”"““" .K'IIWHS’ “f . .
5‘2“"! full} Hm” I,. ,- ”.m‘ m‘ ”1,. u: Mural; When the earnings were ill gig}??? " lid‘ljl "n'l "nl’""'°"“““”'j (lip-rating: Sill Fulfil Stores
dugout) sllulvw lrmlvd in during the "\sts HI Sfl.l,.l.>uou :lllzilnsl less than l! L ‘1" " program 0! “hm” "’ h"“
first hour, 'l‘lli'l'n “u-rv ulnn)‘ Milr. $f._wnl.lv(iu iii llu-vln'ler lust. sliowlllxx Il'llll‘51.lll'.lll()ll, “my“ “us greatly "'3' ' 7 - '
Marylin! “C(ww- in“ : in ”w curl) «’l'l\‘.'lli1‘(- :i I‘l'iii‘lll‘ill 'l()lllll|l‘fl (ll comings 'll: _ 1”", ‘1‘ D2 horth l‘lalll Street
in this group, :~‘i.nnd..rd Hlls (if .\‘l-\v “MT“ ""‘l' ”“N‘ l!”- "““"m"* V" “'"hl . Ti—- ._ . .—
.J"r31“\' and 1' ll'u‘ flu, l'upil‘” ()iI. . lllr lllihlllt‘SS Ill~ tliv 'ni‘llr l'n'i-m (m ‘ 'IUIL'H (1’ ‘ ‘."ll.“‘\‘ IDI\INI‘I.\IL
C‘nliforniil l'rlwuruul. llnllston, Asso- ‘ ”Sim: ""“L’ ‘m‘ “m"; on”: 1“.”3' "am’ \‘ ' ' ' r - l . f” .
("mini :iml l'i. yr. [nylon-pd r05“ 1 '0 lugs inr U)» s «mud lullz'irr 01' l‘:“ w ‘ It“ 1‘ ' '1‘“; April “L", ho “"‘PH'
3 ”01an Alum“; ””5, Sim-lg “quip- I i‘v-nr. ll V'ns :vneuulli' lassuiuod that :"”V l”‘"””" "" """mlL‘ "E‘d‘b‘. d“““”‘“‘l
rmnts and motors l'llrtlivr selling wus the dirm-t zilfi‘li‘l'I‘V‘ ul‘ lliiS-stulvlli-ni " ’.'U"“ "Ud'h'r'y "HIGH"! “r 3'; ..
in evidence. Louisxillo :iud Niisllvilln . \vill lm ln hill”) 0 slnblinll in v d on n“ A “H"! Ti "”"lmilll Hm ks [unable
Jul)" 1 in stuck ui' l-‘t‘Hl‘tl .\l:15‘ ltlll.
Veil 1V; pniltls and llll‘ pruminvlit.
tmnsr‘oiliiuo-m-lls. uranm-l‘s and coal-l
m Ll‘liiuli \‘nllt-y excepted. were
functionally l-ivwr. Local utilities re-
acted slmrplv. i“illi'(‘lllll_\v' Manhattan
“filled and l‘mlsnlidutcd nnd linm‘c.
M l'niun (Li-r. )l-‘rcnntilv M'lrilitV
Common and l‘l‘v-l'el‘l‘l‘d. industrial .~\l— ~
mhol. \Vr‘xl' rn l'uinll. l-‘r-dcrnl .‘llllll‘l!’
and Finis-Hint i‘lwirc-l‘red rind \litinilnl
TI-Znamoll'mxr \‘.i'l'i' slrrmu. I‘llll Infill")
evened at 31.. per m-nt.
WALL S'r‘lllcic'r. 1:30 p. m.~- Reill—
hing' sales in special issues and active
Inn: selling haul an unsettling effect
on sentiment and stocks were noun-d
0th in liberal fashion for a while after
many. Mun)“ filial-cs suffered losses
of l to points. comprising the rail-
zarwnds. sllldl'lh’lki r, ‘ii'né'l‘ul ‘Asphult.
American locomotive. American Su-
m. Marim- l'l'd. and iletnil Stores.
later on tho-r4 was a \igorous upturli
i- the steels and lligh—prived oils. ile-
n-blic Steel mounted 2%. l‘.‘ S. Steel
Pfd.. Sloss Shelli-id. Gulf States and
mawanna 1'.; and IV,- and
dard Oil of New Jersey 4 points.
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:vrzw iuvrzx's REASONS [
F0" LYNCHHS’I‘ [X ll. 61-. M."
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linS'l'llN, April :li.~»«'l‘wo motive-3‘
actuated the New Haven Rnilroud‘
Hnanagement in Martin! a movement
In regainw'otiug privileges on its Bos-
ton 8: Maine stock held in trust under
aeral court decree.
In. the first place. it had a natural
are to obtain some voice in Boston
.Iaine policies, largely dominated by!
memo shareholders, who have
“I voting rights with commpnl
“holders. in the second place. it?
wishedto forestall possible trunk line
artili u‘h ul'dlm Boston :tnd Maine.
evide not which was seen in the in-
vitation extended to A. H. Smith. of
the New York L‘entrul. by some Bos-
ton & Maine interest to sit on the
board 01' that rn'ld.
These math-w hear ultimately upon
the policy to h» iIIlODlI'Il for railroad
mnsolldatlon ill .‘va England. The
New llavm immun- nave inclined
mrong‘ly to u :\t\\' lilliglnnd railroad
consolidation. hl‘llt'Vlllg bat New
“England l‘OrUlr’ sluuuldfiaml together
‘ and cooperate. Home intertsts, at
hit. in tile Huston {e Maine lean
huch more strongly to trunk lino. con-
.fllldution. bell: vilig that in this man—
her New l-jn:v:z-_v:d railroad problems
can be best ..'urked out.
_ Question 0: \Jllilg‘llit' Boston 6::
wine holdings: by lllt‘ New ‘Hai'l-n
‘lwomes before Judge Mayor of the lini-
led States lll. szl court in New Yorkl
. y 13. 'l‘l ~- Ii*‘[|al'lll.(:!'ll of justice!
trustees vi the liostun Railroad
ing Co.. representing the New
n's Boston 6.- lulne stock. and
cw Haired, wi all have,counseli
hearing. Th
,, gallium, ..
iil;
flflm’“ 919 ' ,, ,
States Steel common :ilvovo pzlr.
'l‘ln- lilo-'li'im llricml iu-trr lo uni
stocks \itl-i'r ll‘ Mend) demand in tile
‘\':Irinli.\~ ll'.i1lllli: gr iilps _\- sit-rd.” illh'.
tho-u I“‘|H)l‘l'~ Ill I" ”I‘ll”: li--\v‘l( [Ilill'llls
:- " UI illosr pl'tipt-itirs.
l-‘lurllnnlnns in the lll:tl'l;"‘l dilrilil:
llu- unuld‘i' purl ni' llw l'ul'! noun \vvle
r-niillw-d within .L‘l'illl0\\' mum.- and
ll‘fl‘ln' \\'l-ri- ll'\\.' llllllul‘llllll‘ clmnizvs
liunl ii-slordin's linul prints. “in-
features “115 Pittsburgh
which mmmi up from (ii-”‘5, lo
”.3,“ .l mwv hurl. for leu-nt _\e':ii’.‘4.
l‘liilo-d Slates Sleel al'tr-i advancing “
in Us l» 95%. Similar
ll‘i(l'~"'llltllls "unsisliul: «if lie.lv_\ .ld—
l‘tillOile I!) lllr-I‘I HI!"
11mm"
of
3 in» U! innu'
(“v.ll
'1... I‘Pilt‘l"(l
taut-vs rs. pg-
Kim‘s lir'v‘lll‘Pll in tile ili:lfin":t\ of other
slot-ks in which il'vvl‘r \t‘us‘ l':.>i‘lx' :Et'fiYp
lrndlng. (2' 11 -::-.ll\ 12 trnl'lvt mow-
mvnts \vvrt' innit-rd on indicating:
contlliln vl liquidation such as has been
in prongss for (Her two \rN-ks. but the
lullanm l l-\ continued Outside liiliinlr
lmlnncv- luv continua-d outside bllvinl:
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lurid ii \-.’l.:i v-ouimr-utwl oil about the
lniiflkvl h- in: :llllv to absorb offerings
and permit DZ‘Olll taking; on a largv
St‘illt-._ ‘-
l’l'lil'l \\'Hl\‘KY IS SCARFIL
lll'l~‘l~‘Al.O. N. Y.. April 26.—~v(lut
of six hundred samplis of liquor
analyzed in the last month. not one
was. pure whisky. (‘ity (‘hemist H. M.
Hill reported today.
Most of the samples submittrd \v re
ammmmu
”CATARRH-
OF THE STOMAGH
ECU CANT ENJOY LIFE
with a love, sour. bloated stom-
ach. Food does not nourish.
lam-ad ii is a source of misery. causing
penis. belt hing. dinines: and head-
aches. '
q The person wL'li a bad stomach
should 5: saw nothing In:
than permanent, kiln; relief.
I] The right remedy will act upon the
lining: ol the stomach. enrich the blood,
aid in casting out the catnnlial poisons
and strengthen every bodily inaction.
q The large number 0! people who
have meteoric“, used Dr. Hartman's
lamoulhdmcdiclne, recommended for all
eaten conditions. oficl the W
possible endorsement for I
PE-Ru-NA
ll SEMI?! NEW YEARS
Atlantic White Lead . . . .
Paint and \Vall
rum; on uomn
f
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Patton’s Velumina Flat. Reg.
.......... $11.25 100 lbs.
All Shades of Oatmeal Paper. Reg.'60c 3 Bolt for
White Moire Ceiling. Reg.
All the-Stock Will Be Reduced to Make
More Room
A. COHEN
Remodeling Sale \
Patton's Sun Proof Paint, Reg. $3.50’a Gal. for
$3.00 3 Gal.
$3.50 3 Gal. for
$2.75 8 Gal.
r‘lSc a Bolt
25¢ a Double "Roll for
18c a Double Roll
.._ -.....~..- M-..“ . ..
Paper Supply
“WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26.
I;A,\‘¢}l.l\ I: l’llli'l‘
doubtediy both.
"There isn't one or these kinds of
'firms that could start and get away
with it without the telephone com-
pany. The telephone company cooper.‘
ates with them." the referee remarked
the attorneys for the creditors.
“I recall distinctly the same thing
in the Church case. The telel\onc
company is in cohorts with these
firms. just as much in cohorts as the
\Vestern Union was for years with the
race track. The. race track couldn’t
live a week without the VVestelm 131-
ion. But the telephone company will
.run into some legislation the. next, Res-
sion and that manager will run into
Alli“.
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subsidiary l...
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district.
The Shirl:
JCI‘St'lellilllil. . l .3 .,
cent prr g.li;.,_ . ‘ .
gasoline. - i '
Tllt‘sg ..I:..w.-. . -, :v ..-
on those 0‘
price: in
tn‘ii'rilory.
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something if he continues." ‘ . R- \\
According to Killian the “sucker” In a rt‘tenilfri..l,hd,"%
list of Connecticut' stock purchasing the. follonin-v: ”El no...“
prospects was furnished by a New TOs‘lnniollt "i. Q ..;~ 3.
York firm which wholesaled such lists martin l r... ' ~ Mm“
to brokerage houses. At the end of ‘h 3‘ ‘9 Fin rm; '1‘,“
the hearing the court appoimed Attor— ‘ i‘ T‘Whlr-ll l‘~. n."
fiev Slavotsky trustre. and George it. have “NM 3 3;... W... cf
Clark, Charles Brody and i-Imil J. meni. “Linn";
thnii llic- illlilli‘l .
Klein. appraisers.
CHILDREN’S SOCKS AND THREE
QUARTER HOSE
THREE-QUARTER BOSE
Pure Thread Silk, White . .......
Mercerized, Lisle. Sport Hose, Ribb
Ribbed Hose for Misses in Black and Cordovan .....
ed. Fancy Silk 5‘ i3» ~ _:'f
Boys' Extra Heavy Ribbed, Black and Blown ...........
S O C K S
“'hite Mercerized Cotton. Fancy Fibre Topc .......... ._
Mel‘cerized Lisle. Ribbed CUE, Black, \‘i'ilive. ll"_ .‘ ll :6
Medium and Dark Bréwn ................... . . ..
» Mercerized Lisle, Ribbed Top, Black, \i‘hili, ll~ I: i”
Mahogany .......................................
Mercerized Cotton, “‘hite “'ilh Fancy Tops ..........
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street South Norwalkl
I'll/mm
Spring and Summer Are
the Months When Leisure
Hours Spell Playtime tor
the Nation
It is natural dial 9. - . ‘ :
people should d: mund - ‘v .._
sporting goods.
This store carries 3 {ml '
baseball goods and nii‘ :f r
features to Clubs and
Albert ‘D. Morgan
84 Washington Street South Norwalk, CC
.11.
WEDDING GIFTS
Diamond 'Rings, Bronchls, Bar Plus in Great VI:':I"'."'~
Pearl and Ivory Beads. Silver and L‘ut Glass. 512W? '1'
\‘i’are in (‘liests or Single Pieces.
YOUR lNSPECTlON is SOLICITED
~0. B. JACKSON
_ JEWELER—OPTOMETBIST
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gents. .‘iangocll‘ the-”(‘Ollta‘lrll’erls iho):- E a SOLD'EVEIYWHEI: a 13 I ‘VaShlngton Ste, S0. Nonvalk, C0nn. . 58 Wall St” Norwalk, can“.
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