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A Staci; Quotation
Lute New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
Sentinel, over the private Wires of Naples. a Goldschnndt,
Weston Brokers, and dealers in unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
News oftlie Financial World.
CHORAL ART
SOCIETY GIVES
FINE CONCERT
(Continued from Firm Page).
and future progress will be awaited
with great: interest. Part song sing-
ing is not an easy task and that Mr.
tn Street, South Norwalk, local corresporldent of4131.BL. 13101;?“ its New and m. Choral members “,1?
I 1'08 heir fitness was many mes p -
1%., members of the New York Stock Exchange, roe . .5: in numbers We "Elgar” 2A.; To”
I." York' rents in the Summer." and the. final
~ number on the program Schubert’s
HI. L. 1:30, C 5 1:32 3:52 "1" 32‘ "Great ileielmvah‘e: most "ortunate
' ‘1 " «3“ '69“ 70 .Kuiisas ity ‘0. 2 ’ L1 ' :1 , { The so 0 s 3 wer a. . .
illlTCgll-Szz’l: 5:39: 50% 501’6 3 Kin.“ Spring. . 5131‘: 5.1”, 31:13 .' selcctloo of_ the'odicers of the Choral
Am- Can 43% 48 48 i Kenn. Copper 3‘“; 34 :3 0" Vs society. Miss Verf Cl. rtis has ogery;
Am. Ice 109 109 109 i Res-stone Tire 2214? 33% 3314 ’ thing demanded In a concert unit“:-
.Am. 1.2m. 11514 115 115‘»; i Lack- Steel . 78% if 3‘; ‘ ‘ is i the high position-she holds, grtlilautv“
Ant. Ship & Com. 183;; 171,44 18% 1 Mexican Pt‘te- 135119 133122 134 73;? new. a commandingi presenzvfle her 5
Am. Snlelters 65% 65 65 'Miumi Copper 32:: :2" 3(5) ‘ 0" zonc‘flr‘lgfiflneevg‘i; snlypgxrance last"
Am. Sugar 751/.- 7556 75% Middle States _‘ , .13 _ ”I Singer ' ~ . , that
.4111. Sum. Toll. 361/4 36% 36% .\:lo. mm. :4 . 23:3 .23 4}? night “as «let;gr;t.a“:tui)s 1:133:21}: at
Am. Tel. s.- Tel. 123-3.“. 123%,:, 1:33.. .\. Y. Central 919: 90 901m the may com._ 2! W Curtis 3
All). Tab. 143%, 141 142 N. Y.. N. H. 6‘1. H. 33% 32:4; 331/. > some rattlir‘: ségpzho otysif'itionai note
r . r ' i. '- r- ' ”-5 - . _ n - ‘ '
“Am-COYEOIQH 23;: 222/9 25.1,: :3; :lillc. (21% (iii: (ii-”i: grigdmogt certainly at her best in t‘lie
i]. . o ' . 1 . i l , . ‘
Atchison 100% 10012 10015 l'an. Amer. Pete. 65% 651;; 65% ‘ offerings: she rpresente: ”tilt:- "35:32.18 0:
mldwln Lm-o. 117% 116% 117% Penn. It. It. :357/5 3:1? 2:11;. al;:lle]lq:; :1: £2: (girlj: Fiut‘pfl Oth-
$1,: 2}“?th :g: 35.1“ 32;“ {13;}1213320, 151 121m 121, ier early roles she‘took were in the
. »- . . All ,3 4 ,n .7, -7 \\7agnnrian repertmrc before the war
‘33“. PM“ 5313 57% 57% Ray. Consol. 18 h; 1‘ A . — rle sang Gutrune in “Getter-
cim. Pan. 442% 142 142 Houdini: 8“" 79“ “I” 3‘13"" Ln .. and Praia. in “Rhein-
Gen. Leather 395‘; 39-3,; 39-74. Rep. Steel 78 1/3 76% 71?; , (VEJFSCT 3
Chandler Mot. 753‘ 75 75% Royal Dutch 637’" 62% 63 i," ' “Ki?” Kathrvn P. Gunn's playing was
(Thea. & Ohio 67 66% 67 sears Roebuck 3:112 3:11: 2;? n viclvvortiw \vitii a breadth of fine.
(You. Gas 1181/ 1163/ 1177 .40. Pacific ‘~ , f . a 4 ‘ ' . . llent teachnlque
(’hi. R. I. 45‘; 45 ‘ 45:; <iliclair Oil 36% 36 3:11,; I 2:: ssis‘illigng. lifenumbers were re-
Corn Products 100-34 100% 100% 3‘0. liuiiwnv 25 24142 2412 . lxeatedlv encored and graciously com-
i'zruclblr Steel 759,; 74 75% 4 o N J Pr. 115%, 115% 1153/. 3 hump.” mumc ensemble with her
fuba. Cane. 1015 161;, 16x4. 4t. Paul 2814. 2715 273:. : min Sam“);
Famous Players 8454. R2% R4 Qtlirleluiknr 122% 121 “it lfllfii A word must he said for Mrs. Ches— .
“Bk Rubber. 18-1,; 181,; 01,314 Texas Co 491,4; 49 . 493;, ‘ icr S’olleck. who. by her performance
«on. Asphalt “4"?” 6316 64% Tobacco Prod. 73?.“ 72‘" 72% i or. the piano. again proved an indis-
Gen. Electric 185 164% 1647,; Hi. nm. Stores 695;. 00:: 69 l‘mnsmy “m3 accompanist. Charles.
Gen. Motors 1414 141,4 1415 t'. S. Realty 69% “9353 “Q3“ 7 Ives was efficient at the organ and
(Mom-1Ch 4' 5’3 41 “"5 I" 9‘ RW'W’E" 6‘ 64 N , i Miss .ll-anttc tfhlc in "The Chorus of
(:ri. North. Pf. 7s 1;. 771.5 7714 l‘. s .Stvvl 1‘" ‘9 “‘“""‘ 1‘” 1*? Homage" was at her best.
(“L North or“ n 1" “”35. 41 l‘. ' ' 9")"1- Pr, “8".“ “5% 1”" I Mr. Steele. the conductor. deserves
I“'SiI‘lI‘MiOI‘I 0. 421$ 4: 421;, Hall Copper 677... GT“.- ‘i7fi great credit for presenting a program
114' MN: MM" P'V' H“ 8313’! 3‘ Vi”"””‘”“ 3"” 50 “”5 49"} fuzzurillg part song singing of the
Int. Nickel H14. 17-34 173% \\'cst. i'u. Tel 97% 97-1. rat-"v. “2-,, on,” 11,. a“ and received many
I"’- P519"? 5] Si 51 “lost. Elcc. . 61‘s 63 (3": I («pres-lone of appreciation and zip-
. prov-sit for the initial program of the
’ ("horni Art Society.
R T NEWSl The concert was largely nttenricd.
; It is estimated that more than three
. l hundred lovers of good music listen-
~‘—‘_’ ltd :lni enjoyed the concert. The
. WALL STREET “”3“ ”I "1"an Alum,- 'lmpmlnnt‘ lefl‘ljkfipt dippil‘ol‘l'l. formal program for last night fol-
toad shares “crc lllt' stronger-rt 1nd lncnts “Herc, spolun .0! n I“) . "‘ "3W5: )
Ilium. active- iHKilf-s :t the Onion-lug. of Street district us bring 'lT] x-rospctt ~19“ 1., _ 1
f'iil.’l\".'7 Stock \l ”kp‘t ”hum-cg in” for stock mnrkl-t (ipt‘rilllollh‘. tmluv. Choral—«Fly Nnxmi: Lira—”01m. 0 v-
ring" from t'r-lctlonq {.0 gym: (m C mi t One usually- well infornlm] group that. lii'utowpinlllo ;.;u. .7. L' ._. . .7. .llsliriir;
followed anno lnm-nn-nt of trgg‘hgl .. '1; hi”? ”5“.“ Inge-[illlittfl .S‘v‘Ltl‘Lrecent diva; .75fiffiifi} nfxrr fiver of? fifift’:
Wcfions'hv h”; lil’fl‘t‘llli‘oimigil opmcnts in tho Illili pumcnt fill-“l noln.I n” (gulp-uln- ,,,,,,, ‘ .‘ , . . . Q [fixing
'("oninils'simr 'l‘llvm: l'.l‘l"lll‘ll(ill< -‘ ‘Q panics cinimml ‘” halve pnsilivv mfor" “V Aria trom Tote .1?“ old
Jenny Kym»... 1...... 4pm.”; ”mn‘ rt" ll motion that an announcement of the \ . .(.-. . . "Ii-xii might ;._
1-?! ect l' l t‘ .. .H! ‘ V _ .. , ~_‘_ ~. ‘1 five company Sivlgl nlt‘l'ger will lm! h. it .inp .» l l .i . .1
~ I' 1'” ‘ J... V 1" v“ \ u' L ( I ”Md" ll‘H lt- I('illl\, _‘\m‘(lrding in 1]” ll' ill-1 (‘Uln l‘e‘lll" .......... Clkil
new l7iuvcn. To“... ‘lork. (‘hlcugo and Miss VH1! Curtis.
formation. chnlllic Stu-l will no intoi
1“ ang' ( hll'u‘w MM Alton. Norfolk this combination on .i ll.lsis tilqlt \vill
and “-l‘Sli‘rll. l'lltslulrgh :llld \V'I‘st yum.” “hm,“ so for “‘1"le Steel rum ..... l-Jlnrzr
W'irfi’llllii :lllll lull-io- [Crib 3an \vl‘t-ill'l‘ll stock l'illl7\lidl\"1](’ “(c-r»! 'u‘onrding ‘0‘ l). . \“ LOV" l)\\'t‘ll in (l
‘ W . . . , . . .. .. 1 -. . a El'.
enmmon and I H H lrcd h "“1" (I H" the some stutruirnls will llnvl- on l-v— ' 30”“. rn 1. "d . “U".
(any demand for ll‘flllsllOl‘lillltlle. Hymn to tha- Sun lilv’TlSkY-l\Or-"ilh0h I
change value of around 40 ill the con--
solirlzition.. ‘
(lilicr important dcvclopnlr-nts are
expected to come close to announce-g
inl-nt with spur-in] illtwi-v-st lll‘.‘l"ll~'ll to
thc prospects of important action hv
Mnxvvz‘lll Motors directors in t-stullllsll-
P‘i'ivuic Sim-l was strongest of the in-
Cnatrlals. training 11:; points on :1 will!-
opening including two lot of ram
shares. ]{(‘[l|li-llt’ li'llll. Amrvricon f‘nr
Imd Lima. Locomotivl- l‘OSf‘ l to l";
mint-i. llomwti.‘ “its new firm. but
the foreign irrxlllp colitillcll to (WISH.
‘WALI. S'l‘itldli‘l‘,
_ . . Numb—Some 0f (.‘(DVI‘ZHNXHICN'I’ ()ll. Rt)\';\l.’l‘lli~'.
the rails, pill'll' :llprll (‘lllcugn A} Alton W.——. i
If. omnloli :lllll l’rl-l'l-l-lml “Nicki-l. \V.»\slll.\'(;’l'l'.‘-‘. .‘\l;lv Sim-liovulti- s.
I‘hitem' \vttlrtl‘ll Common and l'l'c- . ‘
accruing: to l', S. nova-rumo'nt for April
m r . v .. l
f? d 'md R' "”an “mt ""‘l S““"”‘1 H‘Olll production or ull :illd nus on [sushi
i
Phil. Cglnllllili‘l’l lo strl-nlztllcn lll tlw pd plllllic 1,.mls m \Vyomillg :lnd (‘oli-
far'ifitvl.llilligs. illll the more repro- [Ol'liiu :tlllOUllll'd l0 $1_(ll-$9_l.o7..\li mu;
Ilia \0 1.1 is immune rcnctionrlxy. p{)r.ling :0 Imports submitted l‘l‘i
Independent Hills were hcsitnut on
ilurriln ol’ illillls to tlm
“film, IH‘ this iill‘.()lllll $734.“"" is (It‘-
«iitc'l to \‘v‘}tll:lllii{ :lnzl _“.‘-i.4"fl to
t‘olilurnm. ,
'l‘otu‘l lit-I royalties accruing to the;
l'mll-l'ul gov rmuvnt to April 3". me ill".
result ll: oil and gas production on;
public lalmls undo-r terms of tlll- gru-
t'l‘ill lensing och-approved February.
2?. 192“. amount to 34.650.256.81. A
total of 97.328 permits for prospecting
tor prtrolollm :mll nzltllrul gas oil pull-
lic lands hud llt't'll issued up to the;
end of April. 5
l'ndcr terms of the frflllt'l‘fll leasing
(ll-lll-rill Lullll
*nlal of reports th'lt mvi‘m-r iii-millil-
Ihns were itpl’ll‘nlii‘llillg‘ complction. :ll.
mugh Cl'llf‘ll‘lt'. ltnplllllic and I’i‘llllv
MVaniu, Sczlllozlld \u-rl- conspicuously
mug. liq‘lii'lnvllts \vrrc i'c-ziturt-d luv
Elma Locomotivc, which lOS(‘ 4 points.
Foreign oils some forward with the
domestic group Izztcr on lli‘llV‘ inning
of Mexican l't'll‘fllt'llnl and Co‘ernl its-
whalt. Shippings strengthened and the
list of higher spcciultles and utilities
included American 'I‘ollilucco. Toll
Troducts. Industrial Alcohol.
(Wiemical. North American
tyn Union Gals.
:lcco
A‘r‘wl
and l‘lrn wk-
F‘ull money opened at
‘ per cent. law. technical supervision of oil and.
gas producmx: operations on lcnfllfpuh-
WALL S'l‘lil‘ll‘l'l‘. 1.30 p. m.——Thc lll‘ lands is entrusted to burl-nu o!
mr‘kct having: stood ”in test of ex— Mines. '
tensivo of prol‘lt-t'lklng «luring the ' i
‘ , .-\(‘ E ‘2 ‘0 JOIN J ‘ 2 ’
morning. pools and speculative inter-, In I I R gnlpT RP(’I‘ ER:
«no were encouraged to mark up their‘ C . ’
favorite: again. The hulls riveted nnnlaxqprlp'r \i'lv ‘liw—An 'igrec
' P n u A i . ~ - ' ‘ -
[ulna L2H?" 7°" the high-priced ment for a joint receivership of the
due on n linestmcllt lndustriuls. (‘(,,m..(.;k-m lrewcrivs Company was
03:; 2:; roiill shr’ircs gave a better rellchcd (it a conference between
an: it all ”w H'}"‘:;‘ lost making “1’ Judge Isaac \Volfe and attorneys for
mu“ llm l' " “ m ”I" forc— tllr- petitioners and 'or tho- company
mnts, 'ihea .ocromotivc :‘lvdvanced six many. Jncoh Tl. Klein. ulifil'nrfx for
Ilnion (ins “1:3.cITIy-‘crll'13-4‘.‘ RIFIOok’Iyn ”iv (‘nlllll.£l‘)'. il'lil George McCarthy.
York Chic "'4'. " [”5“ ‘1 l 3/2- New Jr.. one of thc Petitioners for the re-
i ' “11‘“ “”‘l :‘t‘ Louis First Pro- (‘t‘l\'t'l‘Slllp. were appointed joint re-
‘errrd‘ RhCrm-ltlh- 11nd Gulf Steals. 2%. npinprq in bonds of $50 000 each An
*ni e. e . .‘1 . . . i k L i, ' .
I’mferrcd $311.! «mimill‘lilgl 36:2]? Tate "gr“‘mcnt had previously been "410714
- .4 . , ~ - . ' (-d today to withdraw :hr) phrase in to! 9
,jnblic Motor .lllll (‘lllett Peabody 1%. original complain-t :lilcging “grllsgi
APRIL corms nxconrs GAINED . m's'manfiimmem'" __
Non-food twports exclusive of raw
>~ . PROPERTY BK‘H’I“ 42 r.' ‘ '
flfi'ofiicyrlmd in April approximate». MOSCO\V- \171v 50:“ 0.222331%
w .l ..n. ’l‘otzl- - "‘ ‘ ‘
_ 89.000.000. 1 ”WW" decrease” lvij.Sl.-»Th0 fundamental decrees oil
Exports ot‘ foodstuffs th
e Soviet government. recognizing
“to 39,038.00“ less. and of raw COt- property rights within certain limits.
Ion approximately 311.000.01)” more. passed by the Soviet legislative
‘7"! Can't!“ ”‘7’“0" ‘wasulmost “KflCUY committee on Monday, grants to ”all
Wt by. (ll-('l‘fillst‘ll' ‘shipmrnts 0?" citizens upon the territorv of Soviet
Inter raw material. and or non-food itussiucalld also or other soviet repub-
mufactures. finished and partly so. lic‘s allied and in agreement with us
Cotton cargoes “For” 0. fourth hcuv- “rho are not restricted by law" prop:
fer, 8': a slight price advance. Details erty rights and the protection of the
.f food exports “HY? “(It been llllllliSh- ‘courts. The decree. which is entitled
on. It is evillmrf. however. aggregate,"A decree concerning the rights of.
”huge. was lc-‘A. Avcrnlze price oflprlvate property. which is acknowl—
mt. as somewhat “Sher than the ’ edged by the Soviet Republic and de-
fil36 0 March. May Chicago deliv- . fended by the courts of the Republic."
.m advanced l" cents a bushel in
hr". At the close of the montli N0. 2
rd winter wheat sold c. i. 1'. New York
Mud 81.56 a bushel. ?
CENTRAL VERMONT ROAD
VALI‘ED AT 522.136.5587
WASHINGTON, May 24.—The In-
terstate Commerce commission an-
nounced today it had fixed a tentative
valuation of 321665.787 (an the Cen-
tral Vermont railroad and its subsid-
iaries.
v ——-7—77—-7-7—--——-—-———- l
M ENOUGH lLNTIL AI'GI'ST' I5.-
CHICAGO. .‘Juv :4.—'i‘hc country is
-£e until August 15 in its coal supply
tithe opinions of Illinois coal opera-E
“speaking at International Railway i
he! Association convention. l
Eighth week of“ the strike shows 300
can of coal In Chicago unconsigned games with Sangatuck. Westport, and
but: no bids tor it. they said. antifany other team 17-19 years.
“shout the country there are 1.200 i Manager Tooker. phone” 2425.
in no men tuck. There is no ‘ p ‘ ’ 1
' . } Moy‘thon
ELM GROVE NOTES
The Elm Groves would like to book
to sight W surly. settlement. he.” 01 ith
mfg}.
lug the new stock on the (livid! 'nl list.
' I"!i|.\‘lll‘.llll.
: Lockwood.
l-urc 0. Martin. M. N. Mayehoff. Char. j
'lillith W'eir. Mrs. Grace \Ving, Mrs.
(‘homlozL "(l llnppv Eyt-s”-—~n (‘np-
(zlrrzium-d by KrnnkoJ.I
f‘nzmll tin ................. Glidur-i l
\iiss Kathryn I’Eutt Gunn. l
Chorus of limnzlcl- ........ Gerrickei
l’mir llilll'l-;ll1ll‘.0 Ylt‘f‘finlp.illlnlt‘nl. l
Part H. '
lChornlw - ‘
"As, 'l‘orrcnts in Summer". . .
............... Elgar I
"Smile Again My llmmic
Len-sic .............. Nevin i
Songs—«:1. All for You ....... Martin '
ll. Snow ll‘niril's ..... Forsyth 3
c. Hy tho \Vzlters of .\liiinc-‘
t nil-m ......... Liourrnce ,
Miss \‘crn Ci'rtis.
(Violin (outrun—Hill“ Gunn.)
Chorul-~(women's voices.)
.‘san'iate Mcmlwrs‘.
Dr. \\'. El. l‘alldxvin. Mrs. Latlmm
l‘ortlett. Miss Sully liens. Mrs. George
I“ lietts. \\‘illiam l-‘. l‘.lshop.Miss Mur-
row-t llrl-nllllliner, Mrs. Mary Mar-
"llllll Brooks. Stuiilev Brooks. Georg?
lluttervvorth. lion. Nehemiah Cornice.
Mrs. I-l:.rriet Ciliinllllltv‘i, Edmund [-7
Crmvc. Mrs. Emma J. Curtis. C‘. T.
Flinn-id. Mrs. \\’illinln Ii. l-Zaile.
Frederick A. Hits. (‘2 (His l’itc‘l. lira
.lzimvs G. Gre-cory, Dr. Carl A. liars
sir-1m. Charles '1‘, limris. Mrs. iteo‘v'
Mrs. l-lea T). Hill. .‘frs.’
l
i
!
George ’l‘hornc Hill. .lr.. Edwin O.
Krelcr. Harvey M. Kent. Miss Louise
Lune. ‘.\.‘illiuni Lauder. Edward Mu
A. It. Mnlkiii. Mzss ’u‘lor-i
i
has T“. Miller. E. N. Morehotise. Miss
Mary C. ’McCirthy. Mrs. Lillian Sher—
Wflj-l Newkirk. \Villlam H. Odell. A.,
\' nil/lock. Mrs. Julia A. Pollard.
anl-y P. Price. Samuel Roodner. Col.
Georce 7D. Russell. Roy \‘i'iiliams i
Steele. (‘harics P. Tristram. John P..
Trcndwcll. Dr. A. R. Turner. Carlin!»
l: I'lillcrivoonl. Hon. John J. \Vulsh.‘
Georgl- 1.. \Voodward. l
Active Members
Sopranos
Miss: ‘llallclle Austin. Miss Tia-.lvlc i. l
llruy. .‘iiss Ruth E. Dimond. Miss
, l-nli‘h S. Dunn, Miss Lillian Erickson.t
Mrs. A. K. l-‘itcli. Mrs. P. \V. Godfrey,
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. Mrs. Irv-l
ing Hnym'es. Miss Inez Hipson, Mrs.
éA. Gibson Hilll.'Mrs. Percy E. Lucas.
[ills-s Elsie Long. Mrs. W. c. Martin.
Mrs. H. P. Nickerson. Mrs. \Vi’lliam
(‘vstmndcn Jr.. Miss Harriet H. Pare
kt'l‘. Bliss Laura J, Pollard, Miss
llolsn 'i‘. Ratchford, Miss Hazel Rich-
mond. Mrs. A. F. Rose. Mrs. Oscar
‘iqu‘lre-s. Miss Eva Stevenson. Mrs. R.
M. 'I‘enny. Miss Jeanette Uhle, lilrs.
.l. W. Whitehead. ‘
'Altos
.‘I'iss Kathleen Andrews. Mrs. Alex
til‘)<uli. Miss Eleanor Johnson. Miss
Ruth Long. Miss Mildred Lovejoy.
Mm. Lewis Pugh. Mrs. W. W. Stone.
Mis- Clara E. Stone. Miss Eloise F.
Shove. Mrs. John “'rigley.
Tenors
Lloyd G. C ve, Raymond Godher.
Herbert H. st... Ralph McCarter.
H-rczd Paul. Herbert 0. Pollard \Vil-
iiunl H. Roberts. Harry P. Sunder-
1and. Leon S. Weed. "
Basses
Austi- Darraugh, Charles Gray.
David Hart'ord. George Leach. law:
rencc Mazzanovitz. Walden Scoficld,
Benjuu in Thomas, Albert Webb. '
‘ Officers -’
Miss Harriet H‘. Parker—President '
Miss Eleanor J ohnscn~Secretaryz
George Leech—whenever.” -
Summon; '
Irerbert Pollard ' -
‘a...
a
One BatiditpShot Dead. I ,
Several Others Caught
{Continued from First Pazex
Milford or turning north toward Shel-
ton. turned instead into a. side road
which carried the party up a sparsely
settled stretch and into the woods. The
machine was run into some bushes.
Persons saw one man drop at the car
in going» through the road and this
man was picked up quickly by the
pursuing Bridgeport police. The other
two men upon abandoning the car
took ’to the woods and later emerged
upon the tracks at the NeW7York. New! POMHIY for Questioning.
Haven and Hartford. Shortly after:
theywere overtaken and arrested. Al- after 11 O’clock and themen had been
though the time had been short. police caught and the money recovered pro-
were being scattered throughout the . bably within ninety minutes.
Stratford section as armed officers
were being rushed after the bandits heen recognized when they were sub-
fmm this city, New Ham" and Mil- Jected to questioning. There was no r43-
ford, and other places had been noti- gistratlon card in the autom‘ohile they
fled to watch for a machine, the num-
ber of which was known. ‘
The machine with the dead man in
it. was brought by the police to Broad;
Bridge a’venue. the man first arrested.
was rushed back here and the other?
two men were held at Stratfordtem-l
NOW GOING ON
A Daily‘ fromrlo a, m. to 8 p. m. _
N Orwalk’s
Building Lot
, Sale ‘ {
AT
,MahackemoHeight?
Prices $95 up
, $5.00 Down—Terms 50c Weekly
\Nhile Norwalk llasv Responded Generously to This Ofiering,
7 7 7 7 7 7 7‘”: Mosh to mrp‘ ”res“ isif'pon’ ‘Y’lfiifizfif” ’
THERE ARE A NUMBER OF CHOICE
LOTS TO BE:.SOLD
TAXES
NO
No Payments During Illness
Salesml-n on Grounds Every Day—Free Transportation
from Our Sales Office at 37 North Main St.
THE M. J.‘ JORDAN CO.
Local Office, I-loyt’s
.lill'ornilltimi Oflicc. 37 North Main St. Phone 990
CHILDREN’S SPRING FOOTWEAR
. . . . , m
Ere 'thln included in our line 0! childrens shoes from its
dress pfiinps gand oxiords to the sturdier high shoes. and school
For boys and girls.
oxfords.
O
INTEREST
Priced Froni $1.25 to $6.00
‘ Congeall‘y 69° Bracken?
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
sroas OPEN SATURDAY EVENlNGs
_...._....__.’ u.-...-........u .. u-u—-—
Greatest
FOR 3 YEARS
Theatre Building
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21192;
r ‘
had litrd 4.: .‘
The holdup had occurred shortly that it il-
lid ll . . \1 a
Irvm Groom. or ill “Wilmer!” 3.. ‘h 1.
The thr a York City. The {will Street,
e. men captured had not " Ml
men came tron, N 1“E -
this robbery.
car may hum.
place lyr'tVVl‘On 1
.116
k lr lull
in :0“ .
' W Yor
Th”). also
”W” stol‘n
ills r‘ll.\
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
LUV:
DECORATION DAY FOOTWEAR
Decoration Day Footwear Lieans u". Owning of m,
Footwear Season. Come in and Try on a Pair or m...” Chm j' ’7
Fitting Shoes. Reignskin or Buck Pumps or- ()ilolds. A21 5..
Combinations $2.45 to $5.95. '
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This two-family house has just been wired for electric
newly painted outside and decorated on the interior.
Location in investment property is of first consideraticn.
This place is just of the main street, pleasantly shamed and
near station, trolley and business center.
The purchaser of such a piece of preperty has an inccme
from onesfloor as well as a home to rhimself.
The plot of ground is ample, a driveway leading to rear
yard large enough for two-car garage and garden.
Compare our price with other property and see the
we are aiming for
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REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
A New Standard
Our introduction of high-grade
hand-tailored suits at $30 and $35
is creating a new standard of .
clothes Service—minus a" price
premium for perfection. .
“ms Man’s Shop” ‘Presents TOday
Sport Suits at Z . . . . . . . . . . .. $25.00 {05535.00
Sergesat ..$30.00to$35.00
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