'Jmmthers A and
:and St. Louis First Pl‘d. improved
I Bate Tea and Sulphur.
fill. because it’s done so naturally. so‘
in
'7 table advances.
’njzed loaders riuvtnutvd within :1 \‘o-I‘\
imrrow radius. l lit with the undertone
i'lurnsf
‘climinatvd in the slccl
.flycth's Sage and Sulplfur Compound
e’Ws of'the Finand l
‘ Stock QuotatiOp
a
' Into New York
Mission Brokers, and dealers
in Street, South
00.. members of the New York Stock Exchange,
Stock Exchange quotations,
Sentinel, over the privste wires of Maples
in unlisted securities; 85 Wuhinx-’
L.‘ Horton a
Norwslk, local correspondent _ or 11.
reported for the
& Goldmhmidt,
43 Broad Street,
lunllllntlu ST. E
WALL S'l‘iil-Zi'i’i‘. ll‘12ill nl.——i\'nr— E
30W prim Chump-.4 cirnructcrizcd the
dull and irrmuiur (illt‘Iiliig of today‘s
Stock Marla-t. ’l‘lw ten per cc-nt.’
trs-ight l‘t'dlll"l"‘l announced 315(ch
day. by the Illli'l‘f-‘llllt‘(:0H1mf‘r“? Com“
'mission. \rus \i'it'lnnt t‘ultiwr efrmt'
upon rails. “’ht r'w rimngcs were limit-E
¢-d to u imlf~poim chill in New YorkI
(Tvnlrul illlIl :l ro-lutinn of tho samc':
(extent in Nl-w llnwn. independent
MPPIS :lnd slv'mnlni') (williilmcnts rt»;
floctcd prosslrro llil\‘.'l‘\'f‘l‘. Midvalc and
it.
I’rwsscd Slot-i t'm' losing one point:
each. The» l’mw inn (ills as “1-“ us lil-|
dustrinl Alcohol Alliml Chen} 111.?
inn-imn Cln-michl. l‘tnh Copper and
American Snuitillz lmtin-ml the mar-
Ici‘s strongcr sidw. l‘rclimi'larv for-
e‘iirn cxtrhanzo «nlotrtjons continued
firm on mow- chuerful :ulviccs from
Paris 3
.___.—.—— I
WALL S'i‘lll’iil’l‘. \‘oon.—-’l‘hc ll-ss
frucruidc prosp‘u ls t'ui' llli‘ propostli
rho-l nit‘l‘g‘f‘l‘ ' SUNNY “’llll‘m-t
pl't ‘. Illfir i.
tron among lilo-w issurs during the
morning. ('l'llt'llylt. l.nckumzmna.
(lull. {*']i|”lll('. Slows i-lillll‘lil-ill and
n
Vanadium suslnilwd lossl-s of l to
points. MOM (it tho riomostlc oils and
u-vttrltl of tho l‘m'l-ig‘n group rt-actcd
Io tho samt- salt nt. Coppcrs. Chcmi—i
cats. Shippings .zntl t'ood spcriultics
Inst 1 to it“. points. Among mils.l
'Paclt'ic, Coalf‘ls .tnd sevcrnl of the
«Mom trunk liilcs including New
York Central. “'1er under pressllrc.
'I'he only sham-s ‘0 show :1 strong tone
Von tin» 'l‘olvm crnr. American lcc (‘om—
mbn and Prvl‘vrwd. Industrial Alcohol
Ind lirookii'n l‘lilnn Gas. Partial r-rl-
Elan before noon wevo led in" ‘.\lfi.\'ic;.n_
I’Me. ("nil mmwy opont‘d at 4 pt-r.
' cent.
i
WALL S'l‘lll-Il-I’I‘. 1:30 p. m.—licvi~ ; losses in «arty trading.
sharesl I‘cic w:ls_in inrertscd do-mund and was:
still or speculutiw intcrcsr in
which .irc not ordinuril)~ very prom—i
‘inent in the dealings causcd some no- i V‘utlcing 7% 10 134%-
i ___._.._._——-—————
Meantime. thc recog-
lteadicr than in the morning.
New York. Chicago
groints cncll. N. Y.. Chicago and St.
Innis Second l‘l’-l'. 4V2. Willvs-Ovcr-
had Pfd. 3%. Lima Locomotive. and
"Emerson Bruniinghnn PM. 3 will i'. S.'
’nuuty. Brooklyn l'nion Gus. North
American. Scars Roebuck. l’nion Oil.
mules Petroleum and Jones Brothers
'l'és 1% to 2%. \anmsh Common
find Pfd. A were extensively bought
and gained point each.
u
GRANDDIA NEVER. LET
HIE“ HAIR GET 'GRAY
flee Kept Her Locks Dork and Glossy,
with'sllge Tea and ‘
Sulphur.
.L NVth you darken your hair with
no one can
Mly.v____Prc:~ar-ing this mixture,
flwugh atw home is mussy and trou-
Dimmg. .At i'lttle cost. you can buy
0! any drug " store the ready-to-use
preparation, improved by the addition
.1 other ingredients. called “Wyet"h's
”a and Sulphur Compound." You
jut dampen a sponge or soft brush
in, it and draw this through your
in“ taking onv- small strand lit a time.
my morning all gray hair disappears.
. after another applicatiorror two
1- hair becomes beautifully darken-
glossy and luxuriant. '
Gray. faded hair. though no dis-
W. is a. sign of old age. and as we
.3 desire a youthful and attraothre
iipcarance. get busy at once with
mud look years younger.—-Adv.
0N CONTRACTOR
izlo, mason contractor. 14
a. have a capable organi‘
‘l dlingof any Job in
so.»
glzns hPé‘l (‘stulliishcd so fur
‘ and
4 i
WAii stills] les;
Little attcntion was paid to purely] . ,
slwculath'c cliprl-ss‘ioris in rvzzlrd to
the {Dillk‘l (’lltlook as th? situation
hub LIH'UnlI‘ (.Lt- in which dcvvlop—l
rut-ms or irnizr-rlnncc are pressing 50‘
closvlv l'l the b-lllallt’lli 1-5 10 outweigh!
ninthihg in up \'.:1,\' cl ll't‘t‘llllVPfl {or
Smx‘ilinliu' nurtures. 'i‘ms was cspcc-i
lull) ihl- case in Haiti» stocks undcr-l
l‘too-l lo iw itlvmdrwl in in! stowi mcr—l
ger. Railroad issucs rPCilii-‘t'd .1 good
amount of consideration and are ex-
lpoclod to display strength again the}
remaining days of the currcnt wcck.‘
into-rests claiming to have definite ‘n-g
formation wr-re cxtr‘l-rncly bullish onz
Now Huron .md reported stun-rivals. ‘
that hau- hccn -mudc for :1 long tlnlc ll. .
past that more anflC')‘ may lye madc'
in the purchase of New Haven than?
any other medium priced railroad,
stock.
The annual report of New York.
(‘v-nirul may be taken as a foundation
lur n ru-w upward movement in that
Mock all! ii shows nut inmnrnv during:
the your 19.31 to l18\‘(' ilccn equally in.-
\oruhk‘. it was insisted that if the sys—
'te\m should cnrn that amount on its
stock such :1 your tint its ollrninz
power ji‘Slll‘i“§ ler ilighl-r pricvs than
on this
movcnlellt. l
'l‘hnrc Wcrc fr-w important mow-—
"10an during the first half hour. thr-
market continuing to show a halting.
lt'llllt‘nfly with a disposition to wait.
for «lo‘riinltc Slutsi’m-ilts ir connection!
with tit-vmoplm ills gem-rally under—
.stood to he pnnditlg. 'l‘llc Sll‘t‘l indlls-
trials gurm'ally sold at concession!»
:lithoug‘l G‘lll’ Stall-s Sir-wt was strong
:ldvnnccd to $7. ill-public, Rio-El
sold off 3; lo 751,; still Mllivuie Jpriicd
down 1 poirll recover-d this loss latter.
'1'. S. Stool yielded 1,45 to 101 1,5. Many
oi thc oil stocks also showr'd mollcrntc
lint Mexican
ad-
n strong lr-lrturc» in that group.
'l‘\\'l-2LVF.-HOI'R In!" PARKING.
“'ASHINGTON. May .‘r’..—-'l‘he 12-
hour workiwlizly is: y’a‘lunily being
industry. ac-
cording to 3. report of 1111- flurcau of
Labor Statistics based on hours of
employmcnt in 1910 compared with
October. 1920.
in 1910 twelve hours per day were
commonly worked by cmploycs in the
[principal productiv1 n<cupnlions of :t"
‘dcpartmcnts. cxcept srcct and tin
iplntc mills ml} pvddfing mills and by
.1 low skllled-lx-sscmcr (-onvvrtnl (-m«
l ploycs. '
in 1921: the. 113-hour day was workcd'
by 11‘} of all blast furnacc employcs
for six days a wcck. .md hy 23‘}?- for
sis and seven daysaltcrnalivcly. in ad-
dition to 297, who worked regularly
12 hours a day. seven day! a week. In
:nll 639} of the crv~ployos were working
12 hours. a day cithcr six or St'VPTl days
a tvcck.
1
Fraposals Will Be Received
at the
Norwalk Savings Society,
Nor-walk, Conn.
0
Until 2:00 P. M. on Wednesday, May
31. 1922, for demolish’ng the present
building on the site of their proposed
new building.
I
Plans and specifications may be ;
seen at the office of the Savings
Society, .
e
Proposals Will Be Received
at tile
Norwalk Savings Society,
Norwalk. Conn.
Until 2:00 P. M. on Wednesday, I
3!. . ,,
in“
i
or d.
was: PAYMENTS MADE FINAIJ.
'l‘he Commissioner of Internal Re-
venue has just outlined thé'<procedure
whereby it will now be possible for
taxpayers to deterrnne oncé for all,
their income tax liability. according to
an ,announcement.by M. L. Seidman,
chairman of the .Committee of ‘zrax
Consultants of the .Committee of
American Business Men.‘
Any taxpayer who has paid the tax
BUTSIand. Ma'rgaretlnoyt,» Winltred
‘Ncrwalk High School for this week.
ASSEMBLY slaw-AT .
‘ ' NORWALK HIG
(Continued from. First, Page)
!
Little.‘ Leroy Miller. Marcus Paris.
Marion Richmond. Katherine Riordan.
Josephine Valuer-1e, Sara Wells and
Harry Lenin. ‘ “
David Kelsey. of the Curtis Publish-
mg CompanY. then made 3. short talk
on "Salesmanship." The Ladies’ Home
Journal has made a special otter to the
All pupils in the High School ‘will be
given‘blanlts to try and induce people
, l -
NWGTONMPRIEST, V' l but he can listen to concerts and ice.
-GREEK, IS BANKRUP'P “m- I have already eqlliped m.-
. home with radio and am v‘ecgjyin‘:
. news directly from a central station
_ " . . in Chicago which makes a special“.
Emilia. appeared for creditors. and 01‘ sending out bulletins for blind er:
.1 . renhiawyer, of Hartford, re-l sons. For the past scvcral (WM? m
presented the bankrupt The liablii- I have been "waning to con 9 .3 "f1"
has total approximately $43,000. and en in Detroit"" C r “ g‘"
assets 'are about $9,500. G. Palmeri, 17 ' ,
Louis Edelson and David Gorinin. all Jacifiofisjlltéfiulnultel3:122:31?! all
of this city. Were appointed appraisers in Chicago; is being contemplated 0::
of the Wte' ‘ Icoréing to announce-mt nt by Juriéezcfi
The nkruptcy was brought about; l-l. Jenkins. director of the state dc.
by a‘ umber of civil actions against. prtrtmcnt of Public-W‘clfare. ' .
Rev. Zackerovny by creditors within, '
the past few weeks. one following the
other;" Judge George W. Klett of this
city brought a s'uitgor several hundred
dollgrs 'against the priest for the
Mersik Co. of New -Haven. and this
action was followed by a. sufF fort
$1.300 by Mr. Eachlin for Max Case,
1
(Contin‘ued from First Page)
“:anity Fair" Silk Vests
“ Inity Fair" Silk Bloomers
a. Hartford cattle dealer. Later Mr. “V . .. . ,
Nair brought suit against the clergy- anity Farr” 8”" Union 3W“ ~
man for $400 for R. L. Gorfain of
.\
“VANITY FAIR” SILK UNDERWEAR " L
AT REDUCED PRICES
o-uou.e---..a .....
, . Come Early While Sizes Are Completc
THURSDAY, MAY 25 lm
\‘X‘NT *IZNATURS :\T
illiu’l“ BILL It”)!
‘,\’.‘\FH!NG'FUV \ I 1‘
can S-‘l‘uitt' l' ‘ . “fly a:
all»... , "‘-‘l;- -
- lv‘viililllq h“. ‘1
an
ill] lre‘ss 1' w _
“"‘x‘ “i" 07331.15? Mm 0“ lh.‘ "
“SS?” 0" Mural-ll:-..l,}..:"}-S"’ii 22:3:
Sosa-(ms wiriir- 1h.) 1”“? "n" ‘w.
cons-1d. ““30“. Th“ h‘ lilll 1,. “ink, .
Party conform“... for ”Md“ Voltage I
Armin lu>l night thornn “mo“
in 0|\‘\nl'lill;_r (- was ill" '
a 'lilOrilm .» “Jill ’
. . ll . 1
tint tilv sum“. 'tlal‘hi‘nurgh “‘ ”‘5!
ed for .lturi) an imllr Th‘ics tilt.
' rt. » .
W“
similar 'xiwrhnw llii; night i “t
"filtr-
Sl 353145
Meridcn. and recently Judge Hunger-l
ford brought a foreclosure action?
against the priest for $9.000 for An—
thony S. Patrowskas. The date for
the next hearing of the creditors has
not been set. An appraisal of the
property will he made Thursday.
so South Main St.
‘ MME. JEANNETE
South Norwalk
RADIO DECLARED.
BOON TO BLIND
Continued from First Page.
Quah
makes it poasiblc for sightiess per-
sons to receive news daily without
havinc it read to them; that the State
ty Groceries and Free
Delivery.
now has paid readers at the School
for the Blind at Jacksonville and the
industrial Home for the Blind in Chi:
cage.
”With the installation of radio
on nipmcnt,” M r. Comstock said.
"their services can be dispensed with.
And not only can the blind man now
havc the advantage of current news.
won I“
A. F. Beckmann 6:: Co., In?
83 Washington Street, South Norwaik
FREE DELIVERY
......... ,o----..-..--
'0' York. -_ -. . _ without protest and who desires to sat- t° subscribe for one year to the
' W . iafy himself that {he question of hi! Ladies' Home Journal. The Gll‘l-‘S and
H. L. 1:30: H. L. 1:30 liability to further taxes-will not be’Boy's Athletic Associations “2‘" be
Allied Chemical 72% 71% 72 Kenn. Copper . 38% 38 38% reopened, may submit to the Depart— gn‘enfit'ty cents on every years sub!-I
Allis Cllalmcrs 49% 49 49 .Keystone Tire 22 21% 21% ment written request that the deter- “”9“?“ A nickel “3th pencil w;
Am. Can 48 47% 47%li-at‘k Steel 77% 7st,; 77%.. Initiation made against him be mm be 3““ ‘° 91°” 39‘3”"; :ng “if
Am. Icc 110% 109% 110 lMexican Pete. 135 133% 1341.5 sidered final- Mr. 5916mm explains“!- “”9“”33 a 5m" ”elm“ to ”if: '
Arn. Ship & Com. 19% 18% 19% Miami Copper 30% 30% 30% The Department wili~thcn enter into ting five. and 3 3°”_ pencil to use
Am.’ Smelters 651,4; 64% 65 Middle States IE 14% 15 an - agreement “Ml- the taxpayer getting ‘en ”UbQ‘T‘pmns' K I ,.
Am. 5215“" 75% 75% 75% N. Y. Air Brake 78 7g 73 whcrc y the case cannot be reopened At the conclusion or MI" 9 39’ 5
Ah). Sum. T01). 35% 35% 35% N. Y. Central 91% 89% 90% and no court will recognize an action talk. Ml“ Frances Deliz. editor-l;-
Am. 'rel. a. Tel. 123% 123% 123-313 N. Y.. N. H. & H. 33 32;, 3225 Was“! upon it. unless upon the show- cm.“ °’ ")9 .EQM' thanked “"3 ”up 5
Am. Tab. 143 143 143 ,Nor Pac. 76% 761;: 761,5 ins of fraud. » 4 and faculty or the school for the sup-
Am; “‘oolen 92 91% 91% ' f'ac. on 64% 63% and By till: (firevislon one of the chic! P0" file-V 8a"? the “Echo this year.
Anaconda 55 545 54‘w Pan. Am‘r'. Pete‘, 661‘ 55% 661,3 j causes a scontr—nl with the income
Atchison 1001/. 100/!1 10032 Penn. 1:. n. 41% 411/. 41% la» laws *8 r9mmr~h The shroud of T” 3‘ se’mne‘ “7““ Ad" .
Baldwin Loco. 1175-"; 1161.4 116% . Pullman Co. 121 121 121 {certainty that existed htcause of the '
Bait. & Ohio 433's 47 1’4 47% . Ray. Congo]. 17% 17% 17% undfitcrmincd tax liability and lag . -.
Mil. Steel 7515 77% 7g .‘Readlng 801,4, 79% so ' hampering effect upon business can; ' Y ER¥ ‘
can. Pctc. 5.2% 5714‘ 57% Rep. glee} 751,5 74a... 75% now be eliminated. All't'lmt need be, .
Can. Pan. “2 “1 7‘ 1““! Royal lmtch 63%. 5314'; 62% done is the filing or a. written request?
_&n. Leather 393,4 32% 39% Sears Roebuck 77% 771.4 77% l ihakthe tax already paid be consider-l . ‘
Chandler Mot. 75 741/. 7414 So. Pacific 91’“. 91“. 91% (d “1131- l
i‘hps. at- Ohio . 671/. 66% 67% Sinclair Oil 36% 34% 35% -——--—-——- ‘
con. Gas 117 117 117 So. Railway 24% 24% 24% BALDWIN lmgzlg’aVI-‘b -' l . "
thl. R. I. 4474; 44% 4439‘. S 0 N J 189 1881.9 188% , S IVTDEND. 7 _ _ v.
Corn Products 1007,;1 100% 100% s 0 N J Pr. 116 1151,; 11s _ nmrnrmrmnu. May as._nlrec.i..§.§.Z°.§“§m§§§“”$§3§ p113; 6:969:
"Crucible Stul 761/4 71% 75 15 .St. Paul 27% 37% 27% tors of the Ilrudwin Locomotive ' battery knowledge 1. what makes the
Cubs Cane 16% 16% 16% iStudcbakcr 121% 120% 121 ,Works loday'dcclnred the usual semilnysz Stol-agg Battery Co. so pop“?
Famous Players “354; 83 8314 Texas Co. 48% 48% 481.5 annual dividends of 11.51% on ltwm- tar. You get the sort 01‘ service here
Fisk Rubber 18% 181/9 is 1,; g'l‘oilncco Prod. 73 *4. 72% 73 9 men and P. G. Stocks. payable July lst ‘ that. makes you feel glad. 'Headqum'?
Gen. Asphalt «5-1;. 63% 64% ' l‘n. Rot Stores 69% 68% 68% f to stock of reconLJunc- 3rd. ten for Willard Batteries. Centrally
Gen. Motors 14-3/4 141.4 141/. I'. S. Realty 71% 70% 71'rfii —- located at. 49 West ave. TeleDIODG
Goodrich 41% 41% “3:. l’. S. Rubber 64 (H 64 lAdver-tise in the Sentinel. - ' connection 938. .
an. North. W. 77-1. 761,5 76% i r. s. Steel mm 100% 101 '
Int. Bier. Mar. l’l'. 83% 831:; 231,0 1'. s. Stccl Pr.‘ 119 119 ‘ 119 i -—
1-H. Nickel 1774. 173/. 177.4. l'tah Copper 67% 66% 67% " ' "-1- ” ‘1'" -'- -'-' ‘- " ' ‘- -' 4-" ""
Int. Paper 5010 50% 50V; Vanadium Steel 49% 43% 49%. - - ‘7'“- -‘-"“-‘-“““"“"‘ - "‘“"‘"
?ansns (‘ity So. 273.1. 26% 2675. “'est. Elcc. 621.0 63% 62??
Folly Sprinlr. 50-1; 501:; 505 White Motors 481/; 4811.» 46‘;
Feathers.
SUM
, The French - Millinery Shop
21 North Main Street
South Norwslk’s Largest Exclusive Millinery Establishment
ANNOUN'CING
A Remarkable Miliinery Showing of
ER HATS
e for) Decoration Day
These Hats Are‘a Special Purchase. Clever New Shapes, Large, Me—
dium ”and Small Brims, Trimmed With Flowers, Fruits, Ornaments and
at $5.00
Values up to $10.00
.;
Our
.. . ‘ \-\.\-\V‘\I“\‘\‘\“l“-‘
4.- 1—,”. ~1-,~/-,uia/v/-'vf
A VERY SPECI
Genuine Leghorn
Hats at $3.98
Value up to $5.98
..
White Sport Hats and
Ribbon Hats
$1.98 up
Gage Banded Sailors
and Sport Hats
from $3.00 .to $10.00
Brandi Stores—Stamford, Ct... New Haven, Ct.
. 1' [In a," .
\"u\\-\u\
1-1 '; -r-. '.
THE FRENCH MILLINERY SHOP
-\“-‘-‘-‘-“
.‘.‘.-I' ' U «U
\‘~-\‘\‘\m\‘~‘\‘ “
,-,-1d..’.'.-¢'r-;-/ .
.V‘.-...-..\.\“-.
~.‘~‘\¢\-\-~
,ur'eiu-.-t,‘-
: $25 $
F0
‘s.
The, Man’s Shop
PRESENTS
< YOUNG MEN’S
CLOTHING
AT
30 $35
mm
The Musical Instrument. That
the Entire Family Enjoys—
A Victrola
Small \Vcckly Payments
Make It Possible for You to Get
the Size You Want.
Victrolas from $25 to $350
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
VISIT OUR GIFT DEPT., 2ND FLOOR
l/l/f/lffm
AL SHOWING
'9 I I ‘* .1 o
5! I '
5. IT COSTS NO. MORE T Decoration Day
ii ' : ‘ .
‘9 in order to give all our friends and I The F in e s t Woolens, Hand-Tallored 3nd
:: patrons an opportunity to useithe 2 Presented According to Our 7
l3 Kc“? Springfie‘d Tires - E NEW STANDARD OF VALUE
.9 and to raise some ready cash, we will : ‘
:: .‘Senforahmnedflme only = 'Twecds at $25 SERGES
‘J Th- ' x e 0 ‘ —
l: e Wonderfu'i‘iglly Springfield ~ Woods at . . . . . .. $35 $30 and 53"
l: at the following reduced prices: Sport MOdels at ' ' $3,“ b Thgfv‘ify—fégffg Sarge:
. , . u l u '
.f'. _ - Reg, Price Sale Price Two-Pi?“ Suits (Sport Siailgle orydouble-breaSt-
{.3 . 30x3. Fabrics $12.90 s 9.65 la 3 6r 4-Button) $35 Two to four. buttons.
‘11 30X3I/z Fabrics . $14.90 {$11.20 9.! ‘r ' . ’
3.3, 30x3l/z Cords $18.90 / 1515.10 - xii TRAW HATS AT . . . , , _ , , , , , $2.50 to $6.00
5.9 32x3'/2 Cords $24.39 $19.45 3‘; i " “ t ,7 -—
l: 3234 Odds n ’ 9 E3215 ' -, ~ $26.23 9! : l... Shirts and 'Nickwear, Too. Everything a Young
1; _. All Other Sizes Cut Down on is Low in Proportion - g; 3 Man Needs for the Holiday !_
S! We are handling. only the regular first quality, well mi'x'elly tires,” no, catch“ ll" _. I 7
:: seconds. Buy a ‘ 1:117,“ 811de your Tire "venue. .. ‘ ’ . '_ . , ’ , is . ,Weiare'huilding‘and growing on VA’LUE
. , . - V. . 3! ~ 7 f ' ,
Valuer "
e
31. 19?, for (the excavation wort
connection nut their reputed
.. concern makes ’a
Wham!“ of walks.
work. Bone .
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