V
i‘W '
‘ the less milk they drink or the
it properly. .
"file-y need it tell when the \vattr they ‘
Stool: ‘Quotations;
'3' ‘ Lute New York Stock Exchange quotations. reported for the
Issuing Sentinel, over
the private wires of
Maples & Goldschmidt.
Emission Brokers, and dealers in unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
“ Street, South Norwslk, local
ll... members of the
In York.
New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad
correspondents of H. L.'Horton a
Street,
N. Y. Air l‘wake at a six point
gum and Luke" ‘l-Zrlc- and \Ve-s-tel‘n l'fvl..
which Llll\itll""ll i-‘g.
filemo-llt was Slim-:1: by
‘ nyr. .liullt
7'3)"
(\-
{rum
to reign
- thunm- illlvll'l‘S
\‘ilcnnl.
('ll
_. Lake Erie
tn)
"leveland
control the
\VA l.l. S'l‘l: H! ."l'.
:ulll \Vo'n‘lel'll l :i.
Pinon,-
t‘\ll lllll'll H~ l‘lSv
\s- points. ml that
nll‘l‘l'StH arr
l. pol ts
”width: of
.‘dlldemte lllltit*t-.
.b'l'lvl'vlrlt‘ prnl‘its during the has! l‘vw;
11"“‘1 Shop who has taken a course
Those who participated to
mind extent in )wstod'dufs lat. mltini;
“insisted that the supply was «luv who?—
the
\Vv‘l'ks.
l\ tn collvlltimm‘ caused by
,«latiun and that the foreign situzl'inn,‘
‘ i
:O'llli‘l'Pt] illh) l:l.tl‘knt t‘lltiltlfirllis i'lf
;uuly trztling l-\to'nt :ls :l vlistlll‘llilig‘
!
l
l‘nctnr. it “as rem-rally .‘I!~~'llleI ll. 'lan-
mu l‘. 'llat when t-mwlitiolls :lrc crowd
Ssuch as lllwse’ pl~.-\.li'.il::. ill the past
llllllllllllls usml
. $17,000 lllllllEBTS
Max “7. Dick, of the firm of Saltman-
bankruptcy last. month. admitted that
without any knowledge of the unancial
‘ li‘lStl‘lll‘llnll ll: these arts at the Dell—
liisml l-‘iztll :nrnm- store.
\'i:llurs ‘.\'ll1 be \‘xl'll‘ulnt’ tn :l\:lll
il~glll~ f
‘tllelllsehes (it ill‘
walnuts-t-x
on any or J” subjects «luring the en-
:lll‘v
.l plat-o ll'nm Monday. May ls}. to Rut—
. llrdny, May filth, inclusive.
z"
l’nder a gruellingrexamination by
Referee John Keogh in Bridgeport,
ilick company, which was forced into
thr- Humil—
of
by Miss Agnes Sullhan ul
npportllnily to take
instruct ion, tree at “1‘1!“ rgc,
Week. The exhibition will take
Sehnert, who has been assigned
the Rowayton
Port Jeffersonhlu 1., to succeed the
Rev. George A. Baird, who has been
transferred to Port Jefferson, will 60-
cupy the pulpit at
church {or the. first time, his house-
hold belongi’ngs being moved here to-
morrow from Long Island.
llmllml
On Suilt‘iaY.”,.April 30th, 'Rev. H. B.
(0
M. E. Church from
the Rowayton
Rev. Mr. Set-inert has been in the
I'Pgnlar pastorate since 1902, serving
for .1 number of years in the. Stat“ or.
,/‘&5: $27.92;. - —
_‘_ ,,/—'”I/ 1 ' -
—Ii.////”{¢="\
,— 5» —--
‘ fir
l
ms‘wVif l
» I?!» at
‘ BALLIN S DEPARTURE
” éonzinned from Firm; Page
tion or his players, originates novel
settings. and frequently writes his
own continuities. while Mrs.:_Ballin
designs costumes and interior set-
tings. Naturally this work takes
. practically all of their time, and as
week-ends at "Lin-Croft" became.
more. and more infrequent, it was
with regret that Mr. and Mrs. Ballin
decided to sell their place. -
This does not mean that “’estport
will not' see. them. for even if they
cannot get there in person, they will
greet old acquaintances and friends
trom the screen. “Jane Eyre" 'was
the last Ballin' picture. while "Other
\Vomen’s Clothes" is now «being re-
leased .and will be seen in Norwalk
Within a short time.
BETTER SERVICE
Continued front First Page.
that have side .vaiks. About 1,700 peo-
lffme car‘Fier would make the 6 irilc de-
lli‘i‘el‘y twice a. day. The people of the
‘town are enthused over this idea. but
they do not know how far the plan
will go.
The town meeting which was past
"pone-d from Thursday night will be
held either May 4 or May ii. If any
more new cases ol‘*~s:nallpc.v appear
the meetin‘g will again “hr postponed.
The 1322—1923 school ludgct and dis—
cussion on the new lacation [or the
Bridge strct-t bridge will come up.
32 DROWNED WHEN
France. April 27 (fly The
Associated l’rcss).-Tllirty-two lives
\yere lost when the French Steamer
Deputy Albert Tuitlandier. a \enfiel
of 3.0110 tons. hound from Rotte’r-
whim l'nr Brest with a ~argo of coal.
laundered last night mt the northern
coast ot’ Brittany during icyiolent
storm.
The captain of the ship. the sole
survivor. was picked up today by
, the Greek steamer i‘elagia.
I
“REST.
' AI WESTPORT P. 0.
pie would be served by this system.‘
. ' FRENCHSHIP SINXS
'Mlssisnp’ifiivel-‘nm l
l
i372:fiafififififiafii‘lfiafiiifirzafififissh-s
4.
Waters Entered Several
Towns as Levee Breaks
(Conflnued from First Page.)
NEW ORLE NS. April :7.~—.A..
break in the Miss ssippi river levee at
Pudras, about ten miles south or New
Orleans, was reported today. A sec-
tion of the levee about 100 feet tom;r
gave way, the report said, and ap—
proxmiately 350 families were fleeing
before the waters. *
Tiltttk‘ “111- 33.,” .,
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.I
1” \"Fl
CLOTHING
FL’RNISHINQS
’, and HATS
FORT WORTH. Tex.. April 27.—«,
Trinity river was well within its banks,’
this morning, the guage showing a
drop of 16 feet over night and now
registering 17 feet. Street car service
was restored this morning to all;
flooded suburbs. The dead and miss—E _. .t ‘
ing is now 49 . l ”1 *3“ ‘i l' “ x._.
l
‘(u‘I’LF STATES ‘lfiTl‘Il-IL.
NEVV YORK. April 223.——-Gult~ States
Steel fox-quarter ended March 31 re.
ports net; operating income of $166.-
‘JGG. After deductions for taxes. do»-
preciation and other charges the wt
income was 580.316. ‘
Costello 8; O'lleau
“Men‘s Shop“
SWEET PEAS AND DAFFllllILS
ARE Now THE SEASON FLOW ans
Fresh cut Every Day and very Reascmble
GOLD FISH
M We Just Received a New Assortment of ' 3, pas
SO. N ORWALK FLORIST AND SEED STQ‘
' Fertilizers, Vegetable and Flower Sands '
Get in the habit of buying quality at
2 South. Main Street
our St: re
Saut‘n l:
r
. SPRING SALE
Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery and
Underwear
MME. JEANNETTE
‘56 South Main St. South Norwalk
%\
t'riu‘eruturs \yitll
Hlllt‘.
H L. 1.30 H. 1., 1:30 condition of the company he had Paid Ohio and more recontlgm Connecti-
' ' l ~ . . cl! 9 out $17 0th) of personal‘dehts tljom 1110 ‘ cut and New York. He tied lum-
Alli d Chemiu-tl 65-" 643/ 6’1’ ll‘m‘l 59"“8- 49% 4* 4 4 . - . .1 ., . . , ,th I
t” - u #8 4 9 '8 Km... Copper 311,], am: 301,; mvm's money to relatlyes last Aim - ‘ self for the mnustr) [Jot-h “1 00 ‘
Allis Chulm: "S 5O"; 54 5“ Keystone ’l’ire “I ‘é "1 ‘45 \V‘lleu asked it'. he had not. shown his 301"? and stmlnary training.
. ' —-,~ " " . ,._ . . .~. ~- .' . .,. t. .‘-
“Am. Can 47% 46% 4674'; : Lack Steel 551,4; 5’. 551:. lleill‘.Ql-lt1illl't-‘lell‘e'nt‘t‘ oxer LPlllel c3; ”(i-i; i: llildl‘llft’d {unhhf‘s {1:021:21}
41m. 1‘3" 107 106 :51 “’7 {meun PM“ 129% 127% 128% ditors. Mt “Idllrpphrid t‘lhdtt ll]: h'id find 1:13; 33,111.11! in: {in Sellncrl
. . ‘ ‘ .., _ A - . u Hi < I ( . l. . . - A
Am. LOco. 115 114 114 leaml Copper .‘9 1- 2’8 .‘9 not Junk 50- 9 “‘1" , , . .
. . -, ., , . . .— _. . . ~ ck of has tram clled extensively in the t nited
Am. Ship & Com. 18 177,13 17% Middle States 14% 7 14.”; 14¢: .coutloll-gd .l.- in l to“: 2r.-“11l(\»§:l)l “‘18 States. Europeouml the Orient, and
Am. Smeltcrs 56 3'6 56% 565‘s 310-.1’30- 2 231:2 335‘ ”1“ company. and p.ac “‘1' ~ ‘ ~ 'f the heowle di‘ 1": wavtt n are con r‘it—
- ,. ., - - .. ' - - .. -.. :t, ‘1 ' money. so it did not manic uni (11 - I " - ’ g ‘
fin). Sugar 44-73 (4 14% v.\. ‘v. All bldkt‘ S” 75 a 30 “3 - .. . l * n' -. < - w l
‘ ' ’ _' . V '1 “the l mu his personal u atmb tllemselus upon honing )een
Am. Sum. Toll. 33% 33 :4, 33 ~71, :’.\'._ l . Central 9014 #3 $9 rt‘efcnt "_“ 1'“ .r m 1‘ assigned such an aide successor to
‘Am. Tel. 5.- 'l'el. 122% 12:! ' 122-’ ix. Y.. .\‘. H. & H. 471:... 2634 2713 or the llrms debts \ulh it. ‘ . , b . ‘1 ~.- . ,. . . .
,. ,. . : __ , __ ’_ ’ , H. e _ 0 1_ ll ,0 two oi his .tt\. . r. "uni. “ho. \xltll his tam-
.Am_ Toll. 140 139% 139:};‘ t,\'0r. 11:1; [03‘ .n ml; *, lllc ., 1 ml 0 \ms l.1_‘.. 1t t‘k t 1 . “<0 “5‘. moved ‘0 Long Island today.
Am. “70019" 911,; 90% 911’; l,‘30_ on 5st; B‘lé 59 llsrother—in-lmy-‘i- H ‘ N“ 'H “ ‘ 1 __‘__‘___p______ ___M___‘
Amcnnda 521,4; 521,5, 52% 1 Pan. :Arner. Pete. 621.1, 6”"; 821/4 l‘snrm $1M” ‘ -. ”l" .“"‘f‘,“ “‘qufsnrgf sn'cxun on, l-mnxxxas.
Alchison most. 100 10014 i l‘enn. l’.. ll. 415.. 413‘. 41% [(‘itr. that be new “‘ng“.ri.s(' . hw— - ---—- * -
, Haldwin Loco. - 1161,; 1155.4 115-}; : l‘eo. (‘vas £712 87 2,, fitlé vlmhms “ml-h" W“; i‘ Til" ° “ ‘ Last, Your 0“,. u, u“, mm mmqmm
» ‘ " ’ . - ' "»’.- 0'!” .- ‘ tl‘.“l‘l‘.‘ll) ls '. . ‘ ' ~ -
mm. .5 Ohm 3:1... 56"? fit. yl‘umplm (:0. ’ - ~ 1-?3’.‘ -‘” {"3“ ‘,if, 3...“, had comm“... In Industrial Bison-)1.
.330"). Noel ”a; .61»; . . I; Ry. sn-ql MW. ll't‘u ‘ I" “-‘S 35‘“ , . t ”V, b‘. -;_. ,
' 07:1). l’t‘tt'. 55:5; 54-“, 55 t “3.. Pullsul. 16 his linvypp l‘egli‘dlllfi the: pOlll‘ d . N15‘v }’()I’K 1‘ tr“ "— ”N64. earn-
(‘an For 1197/ ., - l' .. '63‘ l-nyillL.“ his hi-I‘SQHUI .ll-lvts LO 1115““)‘h‘ . . -‘ _' ‘ I . '" ‘
- . .- - ,3 Mb" ”1— i ‘f ‘. ' . > .. 9 “my 01' a statov‘miS M 310 «83.81: tor 1021. as com—
(Ten. Leather 371,1 lit-p. Slwl 39‘: "“m‘l‘m “I“ ““‘ g ‘ \ pared wit]? $33 aw“; in 1:l~‘0 are
- ~ ‘ .. . ~. 1' I -.~ou' a ense- = . ' ' ' . ‘ ' ..
it‘lmndlcr Mfll- «4% "“1"” 1‘1“?“ 1: '2 1W“, . l -,.k .,. 43...] n,“ his lawyer ad- l shown in the annuul l‘o not: (it tho Mn-
!L‘hes. &- ()hlo 671,4 Soars Roe-buck mlé .ML- ”" " 1' . l- nlkrul-tcv Hp ’clair Consolidated on Corporation,
(”on Gas 116 11454. 1151; So. Pat-mo ”ELVIS“ “ll" "J r” ”“0 “‘ . . " _. m d. ,v - .
C(‘hi R I 4-.1/ 4 {r {I q' - 0' 111;,lsnid that he did not know if he had 3‘t P“ the 10(33)- . _
. - - - D e 4‘s 45 .4 - "70181" H ' '- :’ , . , -,"t his rv‘atiyes out of (rross earnings for 1931. exclusive of
«Rum Products 103 1021,; 102% so. Railway 24v.» PM" “"30”“ ' ‘ ‘_ “upncompam.‘51,"... and charm, for
«firm-into Steel 651,1 68% 65 S 0 N J 178 the funds ol'the companlu 1' mm] ‘0-‘ transportation \Vt‘t'l‘ 31"“ 5'18? in
“Tuba Cline 13% 15% 15% S 0 N J l’r. 115 . The hearing “ill be con il . 1921 and “6.6 6‘“ u.” i." “9.”. mm
‘. ‘ . 3 x 1 . .. a morrow. ‘ '_ " ' ‘
find'LOtt {0‘3”50“ ‘43 S44? S42? M Ll“, . -:’~'f _ ___________________ .tho inc-om.» {lfl‘u'lzllllv for surplus and
;.Z‘m‘)";" “"3”“ v: 1‘ 89", ”"2? 3‘."",""’.‘.""" “3‘." SH \\III.T()S suol- T0 “"50"“ ‘1‘ m“ 9““ “r ”’5’ 3“” “‘“S
T's“ "*“M’” ”we 15!. 18». trials « 0, 4.3“? H-‘H’lilm lll'sxlsnx sTm‘K 55.151.51.38 18 \‘Onlllllllll with $30.3“,
1.:en. Asphalt 015,. 601/; (3171.; Tobacco l’l'ml. h3'1n ' ' ' ' 017 the ye'ar lJE-forc
.2 .' ‘ “,1, .0 ., ~ .. ~ ,.~ (5», . ~ ..~ ‘ " ‘ _
:1! ‘3‘ {firm “1’31: 12?- 16:1, :.n‘\,}"",‘”:ttov“§ 33.. ,2 One of the: most interesting events l\otwithstamiilll: the tart that this
f:'0;(‘hji(:;1°rs 4; ‘R 4" 1"} 13;“ Y ' 1, ”J‘Jl 3 r. ‘ cf the spring will he the Exhibition was (He ot' .tllc most disastrous sears
6:4» ‘\' tl PF '41 — 2 J I» . q ,5“; r .31. and llclllonlsratinn ol‘ the Dennison in industrialahlstory. ' >l_\S:l statement:
¢:;,t .Vo‘r‘HI. h'. _;( ,‘ fitt- 4-. ‘5 Q i" I.“ .. 1‘1.” 11'” 1.31.," Arts and Crul‘ts' at Th‘.‘ Hamilton to shareholders by H. l-‘. Sinclair.
1:; lirati JO “ “:3" L3,? :01“ :f'} ”‘17:” I I: f. .C 6; 1” ".Z, a: Sllnp. 49 \Vall street. . u-hairman 0 film Hoard, your chrpora.
"cpr‘ f)“- : l" ‘2: «4.4" q if \' JV" .“l‘l’ii’ , l 4‘21‘ 4"; 4';f{ At this exhibition \isitm‘s “'1” 1"“ lion i now in a financially siruugel
W“ ' ‘7} " ‘ d" " "V 5" ‘3‘ :H-“h‘fm '5“ " :f 1‘" _'f Iait‘ulfiled .l mum Mimi" "lll‘l‘l‘l‘l‘l‘l-V , position than cycr In full). Last year's
19m. Ricks-l 131,. 18 1‘21... “est. 1 ll: PM. that. o. 1.. ll. 12 ’m‘ a” int: and Warning M}\¢‘l‘lil Arts ticprcssi n w“. u‘lliyo-i m n,“ ”I.“ {‘0'
Uinnszls (‘lty Ho. “.0 ”S 1’ “'1 “"4? 1‘?! ‘ 6“" “l“ ‘3" f “ . ‘ t ' " “ti ' 0V 9 l 3 .‘ l ‘ ‘ I“ I
11-0 r‘ .' ‘..-~ -~ "‘ M ,. .. . ' ' ' I-“ ~14 :1. l“““ ( "‘“L‘ 0' “ ”1”” “NW“ fit. it ’ this year's antieivated reco\'*‘-‘P.\‘«"
.l‘.)t. .lpcl i\-;.. 44 4% 2 \\ lr'l-l Heidi‘s 4. ~' 4- 's 4. -~ ipl and illstructiv‘ character. _ _ _____
. 7‘1"» "nun-rial v-mp'ny- 'l is mainly ‘ .. ~..___-. v._ —_ r-
. ; Dennison crugw pain-r, input which
. , gmany lxquisitc flowers. including:
. ' itnst‘rl. cut-nations. ellrysantllellllinls.
. . inlay ln- nnllil- from the? ('l‘l‘l'll‘ l'fll‘("l'~
'aud all will he at liberty to take all
T’. ' ...' ,-—-.l 3:.. ‘.
WALL S'l'l l.l.'l.. l--.;:u n. m.~lnp Nun-l. :l‘ll ttr :nziw speculation ' “" ””"“"m" ""“ml’l ’ ”kw"
n». . .-. . ._ . . ,, . ' . _-tl:l_vs and vases Ina-1v Wit 1 :‘t‘elw pn-
»t...l lll-.ltl:l,‘...- Ill lll' stuck ill-tll\t‘l tu— i unit-l1 new urul \« Flt‘l'll.l\ was part 1.; I . - . .. ’-
1' , v “N”. (*l' H ”In?“ , In “1”.”le w .. w it .. I" .; h} r “H“ I line" “(-Y‘ \ylll lu- sm-n m mullktlllt'llun.
4.. H. . ~. . ‘1 . .xvv. ..; u. v ‘i " ll ‘ 3:1,. . “ '. _ . .; .4 . .l!‘ ‘38 ._« “"3
‘l'l'l n sullinu‘ m‘ mil _. .ulls, slot ls and x "H" ., :u v; lllllz- mm in El... lll‘ll‘lllll .-i ‘1‘. ‘1 1‘ ‘33,” ([1 umiuags,“ . \ (s .1 ‘
,.. . , ,. ‘ . , > ‘ . ‘ll.a.‘:;l‘i\'.'l :‘v.
:llllllvlt’s. '(Jllltt'll'lll l‘ncllle. lost .11.. llléstllllw or tlnsc mu mtr-rs \rlll l:t)lltlnll«‘. ~ The ,...w span”;- \\.'l\ .u-l is u most-d
xii» l.:.\t 1e“ -tl‘.l".~'.ol'ti'\llfi :zllll (ll‘t‘llH-A-F. 1h. l'!‘ “as .l good deal (it t'lll-It'lls— [mu-nu,“ plush .ll‘ ;|l’; “uric. and .1
-4 l to '3 limit“ :It'I'UIHlHIlW'Il the l)l-’.\i(lll .‘l.\' to the izllltllitlt u: sin k that HM”: m “.1...“ to may}, any uh‘p.\s
clings (ll' llliileis l‘clltral. \\':llla:~'h t has mm llllllltigl‘ltll in the past lmv (.‘m -..,. Mm], m H “w ”gum-.5 {rpm
‘\"_ Ml \lt‘Jll Petrol-rum. lletlllr‘lenl .| '\O'I‘l{s. (mm-aims- talked of r‘r'ltl‘fir' lW‘llllsnll s ’JlllllL' \vllx.
Sun-l. K! he) \\‘l c- 1. Manhattan lite ‘ 1;!!2‘K1Hlifi‘ ”1‘ 5L. res in lllll. rent Thy... in“, m [HY uttnr atlnirthe
. l _
Muted :Illll l’l' re. \l'l'J\\'. chcr l~;l--— fnrcnlplis :‘1ltl .l “implication of there, and llSl'llll ll‘lllllll‘rilll" \‘Jl‘l lie dem-z '
'83.»li;1l'y lSSllt" included l’nll-Alln'l‘llnn I report}; would ln-llluto- 11ml .1 cowl; hillltinll. \23llc7rwill lie llllvll'l‘ til" Iii-'
'6'. trolcum. .xln- I'll ..u 'l‘ol .lun. \\'i!.~m: [ull‘l .lz tint Sp. nulaliyw holdings ‘.\l‘.ll"l ' ‘llhitinll. \x'liyh “'Hl lu- l'lllill' the Ill-l
and l‘ulllpzlny i‘llll .\lllb‘llt‘tlll lt-c. 'l‘he had lu-ln gll'nlllilt‘ll on live- ml“. rust slllmlwlsiull 0" Miss i’.eaudreau.l
'Ilill‘lflt‘i's Sil'lllll.’~'l‘ side was represented ; lllll“l lv;l\.- lw. "ll disposed of at wln- g" the llvlmis m A rt lie-w-Hmrnt aided l ‘ I
‘-
filial]. chel' rall.‘ bll()\\l'(l ‘;"‘l‘;ll"l‘
\hwaviness. lmuuw-r. ul‘ 1
:Lvoints heillg' srl~tnillcd by l‘hicngo :llul
"Lisle-r” “lint-is l'l‘d.. (‘llil-zllro & Alton
TPIQL lllinois l'vu’ltl'ul. St. Paul l'l'd..
~x‘oloraldo Southern. Pittsburgh and
losses to 3
”Nest. Virginia and Atlantic Coast Line.’
131010le. steelv. .«lllipments. utilities tn-
lhiccos 1nd t'oml specialties continued
their downward course. but oils show-
«d tullporary illl-lul'ovement on a rally
tiny Mexican Petroleum and renewed
Eiyrim: of California Petroleum and
’the llarnsdu'l issues. Another
“-Iion set in before noon. several lead-
u-ls fulllnr: to lower levels.’ can money?
opened at 3% *pcr cent.
\VAld, S'I‘lil‘jl‘J‘l‘. lzilll p. ll].*"}".0-
“.‘Yr‘ssiulluls who experiment on the
short side of thy- market l‘nund
rampart :lml l‘t‘tlnllhlt‘d their efforts.
rs'ausing marked declines ill all of the
fimportant shares on largelydncrtam’d
«dealings. Liquidation or speculative
mums was heavy a'nd- the profes-
sional selling intensified the mu-ket's
weakness. Equipments. nlylriend pay—
Sing railroads. textiles. motors. oils and
Nowqiriccd railroads were sold at a
mid rate.
an exceptional risé‘ot‘ 41,-; points.
arm THUG!" GETS FRO)! I To 3
‘\ YEARS
April 27.-Herhert
with theft of a
‘ NEW’ HAVEN.
‘1‘. Munson. charged
‘irnotor vehicle to obtain which he had .
when a forged check drawn on an El-
:rnira. N. Y.. hunk. was sent to state; gt‘elldzmts as to the building of houses
-—~— tin Stratt‘ord under a corporation. and
(‘1 that the treasurer
. ‘5 stole funds. that he.
Sl 20mm loss.
mrisnn today luy .ludn’e Avery for a one
to three years' period. Mlmson was
“relight back From New York. Whither
The went after obtaining a licellse'for
the car and huyim.r some accessories
inn worthless checks.
fluflllfinlx'l‘ (‘AliCll'M IN Till-2
" “)0" OF CHILDREN MAKES
'~ ‘ FOR PERFECT GRO\\‘TH
_ .\.\‘I) l)l<2\'l-:l.OPMl-Il\'l‘
Growing children are especially in
‘meed of calcium. They need it more
L. v'
they are able to digest
Give them
Sl'Pl’lJ-Z-
drink is sort town \vutcr.
'lmo C.—\l.(“ll'.‘.‘l . ll‘tltll)
"31};le with thvir meals, if they are;
ruddy and strong it will keep them
no, zit they are puny or pale or fret-
iul they will gradually increase in
Weight, Show better growth. and their V
insular will give way to rosy health.
At teething ages Ill!) C‘Al.(.‘ll‘.\[
vfi‘OOi.) Sl‘Pl’lJ-JMENT is, of special
benefit.
”10 CALC'll'M FUOI)
NEXT is a mix.» :‘u‘. l'uod
:snedical scic nee.
“Elects «like on the tenth-rest baby and
«an zrowns-ups.
Scientific lilnruture
supply $1.00.
SL'I’PLE-
and
sentinel alas-lilac sue:
rcac- '
llltlo'v
American Radiator lnade‘
less i
:mproxetl by “
It has beneficial ef- ,
40 days‘ ‘;
. For sale in South Nor- ‘;
~nlralk by H. A. Mead, S No. Main St.
”ms-Lav. . . .. . -. ‘i
"H
'l‘l \V «3115* that :tllylllillg inciting: SD01".
ial attention may i.» legllrde-l as am;
influence ill 'lilw-etlll: market nll)\"‘-t
”Mill‘s. l
! (“.lllyr-lwativ- illicit-sis held to the
Mix-w that bullish conditions still pre-
' that the to lower
llrric: > )l-ster'luy :Lrll‘l'lltll_yvl
llloSr lllllllr‘l) conditions all the more
prnllnllm ml and intensities the stronu
.zmi lllI=\vltlt'Il?
\uil
«if :tuck may he made at more liberal
ltt-t'lils than it‘ the market had held
close to thc high levels which were
ll"Sldl’li.‘~'llt'-i on the various move-
,my l.l.\ up to yesterday afternoon.
i The market ranged materially lowwg
I‘ill early trading.r today. many issues
‘llt‘t'llnlilg‘ t’l‘rlln fractions to over two
points. Palladium Pnl‘ilie lost ‘J-‘e
,i;lil shaping :rl‘ullest loss in lll‘r‘. lmll‘
illUlll'. lithe-r lmlrnnd stocks were in
l'llvhlt'l‘dil‘ ~l.,ll lj' lit-ll l; ”gtlll} shrnyecl
:fl‘lll‘llOlllll loses. Stocks of Mexican
and tropical petroleum
ewcre also extremely heavy. Studc-t
hiker ”in had up ii to 11:07,.» and alter
srllinp a: i!!! had :1 quick rally to 120.
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l‘el'nw red
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this 3055 later.
_ er to'lc.
‘tllisnlfil‘ning that Jack Straus of,
Straus .Q Company had been suSlwnll-fail‘flimr or agent is "a“? to any in-
ed l'rnm membership in the Exchange idindm”
i(‘m‘l\'t>l'tim2’ to their personal use the
‘ lO'Bl'an had claimed to have had a
I ;l>usiness
for one your.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
l Sterling 4.4??5. ‘F‘ranc Cables 9.24.
Cks 9.23. Lire Cables 5.351;.
5.34%. Marks .3514.
Lamar.
\thll Street."
Magistrntc
Tllilk"-" charge of grand larceny preferred by
Mrs. Geneyive Bren: an. I
Allison.
tun-lures (ll-fill]! situation as purchases and a sp(.ml.»l0 writer. was arraigned
with him on a similar charge. ‘
.36'300 in a stock deal
who was introduced to her under an
assumed name by Mrs. Allison. :
glimpse of Lamar.
journed until
:ism'tling
any money in a deal with Lamar. it
, “‘38
companies . .ll'lN-‘l-Z THO.\l.-\S l'l’HOLDS
S. Sirl‘l sold down 3., to 971,3 lmtlt‘et‘ 0f the defendant was slflamed tn-
.—\l‘ter first .dfly il‘. the suit of JunH-s .l.
ha)" 110.”, n..- "1,...ka showed a strong- ‘Acw York. against \Yallcr ll. Lashcr
let. I
Announcwml at was made from the ‘hlmHgT-‘b‘ I'OI‘ alleged conspiracy to de—
FUSll‘ll‘l‘. of New York Stock Exchange ,r'nw' him 0" DY‘OPH’U‘ in Fliirticld.
LA MA R CHARGED “11'"
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NI'I\V YORK. April 27.; David
once known as "the \\'o!l' of,
was arraizued llel‘orc ‘
.‘chudro-ws today on a
Mrs. Estcelcg
she “as an actress
\\‘ ll I) an id
Mrs. ”Brennan alleges that she lost ‘
with Lemar.
A halite crow-l it‘llthrrcd for :l
The case was at]-‘
May 5. }
Lulnur's counsel issuld a statement
that it' Mrs. Brennan lost
"a lf’g'ltinlzlte tranmcllon."
Ill-L‘II'RR FIR UP DEVI-IX Sl-Z
q-
NE\\' HAVEN. April - . .~AA .dcmur—
O‘Brien 0“
nl..ot’ Bridgeport l‘c-r Slclulun
Federal Judge Thomas held that no
stockholder or creditor in
arrangement with the dc-
of the company
O'llrien. sustained
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