Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 31, 1922 · page 10

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F‘irst null St't‘tlllll pl'll. :lllll Nouv Hut-tin
Steel rose 3 to 4 points. American
Futzzll‘. Fowl l'wlrllltis. (‘ut'n (‘Ulil and
Sears Roebuck were 1 to ‘2“;
Thiizhvr and Twin. (‘iiy
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StOCk Quotation . ,. MILLIONAIRE AND HIS “realms" GIRL BRIDE. %
Late New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
Evening Sentinel, over the private wires of Maples & Goldschmidt”
Mission. Brokers, and dealers in unlisted securities, 85 Washing- l
Ina Street South Norwalk, local correspondent of H. L Horton &_
no, members of the New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad Street,
flew York.
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H. L. 1:30 , ' H. L. ‘ 1:39
In‘licd Chemical 71 70%; 71 lx‘enn. Copper 39% 39 391,;
it‘ll: Chalmers 49% 49 49 ‘Keystone'l‘ire 221/5 22 22
A? .Cun 4873'; 48% 48% Mexican Pet. 141 138% 140 i, _
A'u. Ice 1101/; 109% 110 Miami Coma-r 31 31 31 '
11h). Loco 115-?"' 1153,; 1153,; Mitidll- States 1514: 1475; 15 ;
.Am. Ship 1(- (‘ollL 237:3, 23 2315 Mo. I no ’ 2414'; 23% 238,4 .
Aral. Strivitl-rs tit; 65 1;- GSSA N. Y. ( Ventral 917.2. 91 91% y
Ari]. Sugar 797.1. 97 79-75. \ Y. ..}l &_\l. 33% 33 33%
.Amx Slim. Toll. 7614’, 445;. 451,; Km. l’ac. 771,3 7? 77%
A721. 'l't-l c': TM. 1231‘; 122714. 123 .l’lu‘. Oil 647;; 943;; 64"};
Am. “bolt-n 931; 1123;. 11:2; ‘ Pun Amer. Pole. 7: 6914. ,1 717.2
Anaconda :3? 561,4 5611,. l‘enn. ll. II. , 421-5 42‘é .431]; -
At his n 1001.; 1M) 1M! .l"c0. Gas 851,2 83% 85‘
In luv. Loco. 1187;. 1181,; 1181211132 Sim-l Spr. 104 10,4 104‘5
111:1”. .Q- Ohio 511/4; 501,9 503. _‘ Ray. Consol. 17174. 1’8 {*3 18-?"
1’)! ill. 8:00] 78}; 781.4, '78 ‘4'. ‘ Hurling: 75 5-1; 7 t -. 7;?1
(7:11. late. 6313 61% 631,; Item. Type. 36% 35-34 3 :7.
(1. a. l‘.l('. 1427;. 14: 142 flit'p. $1061 771; ’...-z.. 77 , ~ .
6m. Lrutlh-r ‘.1" 39-34, 411,2 ltmul l’utt'll 642. 63 643 1‘0 mane" “0W mud} Pleasure 3'0““ radio is now giling you. the ultimate {l 2111 ,1 1
‘9. ”NH”, “(W ‘5 ,2 75% 75 '4; Spurs Roebuck 80 lg 79 ,3 79,2 3 iJlntil you have built your own radio set and made it work. Here is Mr. George ( am 1.. Mr- W 1.1
(has ,1; Ohio no 6315 69 i :5... Pacific 001% ss 143 so 1,, l I ersey business man and amateur sportsman, with the radio set which he built in l... .1.” 1-1:.
(mm Gus 117w 1171/, 11714 Sinclair 0“ 363/ 36% 36 3.. ' wallader, who has been a devotee at the shine of Queen Radio but one short month 50.:- 11.. ” 'f
rm it I 4537‘ 4., ,7 4. 1/ <0 1.1mm). ...~ I: n‘ 7!; ”47”; l I own" is not only much cheaper but infinitely more fascinating. ‘ ““ ““u
. . _ , a . ‘ .v 31. . u l -t'. - , — . ‘
com Products 1025»;| 162% 10237;, s. n. .\'. J. 19612 194 196 i F _ ~
Cl 'l"ll|lt‘ Ftt'el 751/2 74% 74% S. (l. N. J. Pr. 1151/; 115 115'- , , ‘ “‘“"—“ \x
Cuba Cane 17% 17 17 1A ‘ St. Paul 281," 28 25% bea‘tureio; the garner-m... the home Plctu
En. Johnson «5.1;. 8354. 8414.,Sltltleltllzer 124 12332 123% r9118. noc (j out h) Ieterson 01 11... O r“! -= 55M
Famous Players SG‘é 85% 86%; Tax \ns Co. 19% 4'.) ,3 49-1, :orualk hlgh and Steward of the 1 ‘26 of 2.29 mo? l‘lflmtqu 1..
risk Rubber 1x14. 17% 173gll Tobacco Plot]. 82 Futé 80%;; ' ”3‘3““ mim- Th"? me" “‘0" on n e w" ‘5 'I‘P‘W as. .
Gr". Asphalt 657;; 641,4. 651,4 I I'll. lit-t. Stores 70-1,; 671g, as i fR . base when Peterson lined out 0... ball. in the city of Rep ...n_ -[-u971i0'm
.m‘ n. lilectric 186 ' 165-3; 15¢; 51'. s. Realty 70% will 70;; l . .Butterins for the game “mm Smith “19 Ina‘m‘ld.‘ : \'r. .11. e “m
Gr-l'l. Motors 14% 1411‘, “12 ['_ 5. 1mm,”- (3.1; (.411, 651; — ' and Moffit with Ireland behind the hat “W‘- At “H'xzmi ll ‘1. gm,
Goodrich 4437;, 44%, .1412 f l‘, 3, sum) 1211 ’3 10m... 11.] . for Norwalk. and Hall and O'Hnarn Unlllsturlmtl i139; litre 'l»_r m
(:11. North Pr. 7.9 77 78 l; 5’ Sh.” pr. 11!. :g “5.7“ “9 ~ .The Norwalk high school baseball pitching and Sako catching for the leased from llvdr i mg...
(I 1. North. Orv 41 40:1; 40.34 l‘tuh Power 69 6&3; 67) 11m“ added aXIOthf‘r Victory to its Anso'nia team. Mofi‘it entered the box chains. 'i‘llrun amt”. . {
I:‘~l‘:r:1tlon C. 441;. 4414,; 44.1“ l\‘nnnriium Stole] .2175 4-3 “-1 :3 already long string by defeating the in the ninth inning. In tho last inning. out of u... “ng aw
J, ,Nil‘kl-l ”‘3; 18 ”1‘ “Wm-1.“. Tt'l. 97% 97% 971i Ansonla high nine at Ansonia yester- herstruck out the three men that _.lrds such 1,_
.‘F.’ nus (‘ity So. 27% 2651;. 2674, West Eloc. 6.”- 6212' “2% day by the score 0! 10 ’to S. It was fool-d him with nine pitched halls. for immediate _ .1 ,
J ’ l‘uper -'.. 52.1; 523,; \Vhite Motors 431.} 451.2, 451.J if“ “lt‘w‘n inning game in Which the Two triples‘were made during the nced to be til-:11: f r c
1.91;). Spring, 52% 51% 51% x Div. 1 ,2 l local boys showed up at top form. game by Morin and Ireland. wars . t- the (l l.
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“DAY IN WALL 3T shorts and ”.19 list as a “'llolt' made : _ '. :.:O.”.”.”.”””””.”.””.«”.OO.””” O””””.”””fi”“.”””90“ :fi:«:”.
0 good progress upward. Spectalulnr i
udulncts in some. oi the S])((‘lillllts . . -- . . .. .. v.34“. at? so - 300 - » -
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w... .. M- $3?,:”:2.£‘13.§.‘.tf‘.i ,:\’:.‘;:;.°.?.‘.l .1; m; A new .. m... “"“e- a l P a P n l n
Railroad shuns m-lt- the» dominant hi h "for, I’ q“ C- ,, l , 1 .1 formerly Miss Gladys E Zlelian of the‘ HFollies.‘ taken at Atlantic City. 00
fmtuws :ll 111w : l‘iiu- opening of lo— 215 sunfdold (inlogfiliw §,r,;.:r,vgi; :"4‘ where the pair are Spending their honeymoon. Mr. Carroll's father so 3
(1413's Him-k marlut. Manuals-'3 do- ' l i, ', .2 ‘ ' ‘ ' ' bitterly opposed the marriage that he threatened to cut him on in 60
.k _ _ . ; .‘sltnlcnn l (troltum - 3-4 and Lalifor- 11' will 3
11‘. um or the l llllI'tl Mull-s Supreme ml [54“,]an Vanadium Sum}, 11123., ’3 ' 3...
(hurt, tlvclnrlnf." the Southern l'acitic- burgh Coal. [1. S. ["0011 l'l'odm'ts.l 1f...
(.vntml Ifflml‘" ”" "3“ " “”"gi'l “”d ill“ American llwt Sugar and American . I : .
(ll't'l'qu' qt lllnt VN'lllt- ll'ilrllllill llrflnlm: Linsoml 3 to 3 points. Thu lantht-rs I I :‘O
the status or instill»: l‘ll‘fil and Sen- and minor motors “1,”, also in r Falrl i0.
01M l'l'l'lt‘l'rl‘ll 1~ ms subordinated :lll dullnud. ! -
IMHO-r ili‘Yt'llHllil' 11's (l\'9'l‘ llll‘ lmllllzl)‘. l”
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9:: thin uni" 1'1”. Lilian: 1:1?! (1;)tldt‘ililt Weather Forecast A disordered liver throws the WhOle, 59:.
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(‘hmillqn lost it lmillis. lic-miixL V0“ 3““‘113‘ 41”" \icinityz Fair ‘0‘ Help system wrong and affects the health i..
Flrsl I'wl‘prn-tl my- my... points 3...; l=i:l1t; ’l‘ilnl-sduy increasing ciomli- ’ ' .- ’..
the Sm'mltl l'l‘wt‘l-l-l-ml jumped ”\‘1‘ “KW-1‘ ‘ 'lo'm-l ily showers ’l‘llursvlny your generally. Beerams Pills act d1 Flo.
pnlnts. (ithnr llnllwvnlllly fl-{llllrt‘s of "mm H "' MEN- WW Co“”“*‘““”1= 1' rectly 0n the llver, cleanse and i 3
Il‘“ t-nl'ly trading illl-llltlmi :1 two- 1"“ l' ’1”: Till-"WHY iiit‘l'f'nSlRZ lver I h '0.
jar-int 1Hl\'llli(’l‘ in 'l‘nltum'u Products on '1‘ “11"”. “film“ '1 luv showers t Strengthen the StomaCh, regu ate t e l.:.
a.,fl,,”m,,,m, 1., (‘1‘ n ”H ”I”. with .fllil‘Nliix Ilc'lt'l'llufill or lillilll: little ac bowels, remove all impuritia from l..
gimp.” “PM“ g. ,,.,.,_ .\lli"lll2‘ sin-Pinl- ~l..l!1'_'o- :11 l"l|l[l(‘l‘llillrl'; llltul‘ rate ' . .
Il(-& National liltulllvllillq. American :3"””'"‘St ”n" :‘ my “V“f‘ls' A hiring}: fight the system, and make you fitand We“. 3.3.
3.00: Sugar. l‘l‘itml “H”: null an'u . l-rt-ssurt- r. inning; ll'llm [till ulmn. , ‘ .
Ft“"-ti:‘l Sh,“ mm“, ’l’ttlll‘l m‘ 0m- ,” ”NW, llnrlllVVlll‘tl to Michigan is (‘lelslllg 1m- You can have a healthy bOdy, strong 30:. '
Points. llt‘ll\llll-~1§ was shown li)’ Atll— ‘“ "I"! ““0“".er “enthu- in ”w south- ’ . . a dcleal‘ 3..
“nun“ vam‘m' ”m”! Dutch. SW (-rn and central-sections. Armls of high T h . nervous .83 stem, bnght eyes n {’3’
Inuit-:1. Tobacco i‘l.tl l‘. S. lhlllllpr. . I"""‘"“”“ ”H." l “M1“ “Willi-HHS a e complEXlon If you 1 3
_”___H {and :1‘ mg tllr- ‘(uz-t‘l Atrnmic coast i...
','.;,\[,y, S':'!:l.:l.:'l‘. Nlltlli.‘“gnlllll“rn ”ii" llrmlut'il 1: 31‘ nut \\' .lll‘l’ r in the ....
Tammi? illt‘rrua-ttl its loss to :lllllnst ' “Hum? ”I” ‘ twp}, .'zlr”.1'.m' The ‘ ' z m
“"9" lmints llllrinc the morning. 3' m_’”""“"" ,l" “If: 1:): “‘f'"? ”7‘3 i... ‘5’
1l0.itll'lil‘ l'rt-l't l'l'll Hltnrws lll'l(l llit'll‘ manual ”is! 01 H5" MISHSMPl” “‘Ipr' - z... '
Q-:ll‘l_v 2vrl\'2lnl;luv but the comnlon " "‘"‘“‘h “ I z ‘
Tllilll" slight recovery. l’nitt-tl “Mail, 03:": Idea. .3.
Shires :llltl Sumnll‘ll TOlN'H‘l‘O niru‘ml Silo Fling quilt: [Irelilly hut her f‘ Sold lac—12 pl”! 19..
cmlnlvr ll)l)il(‘(‘!) 'xrotlutrts anti kmtll't-zi yon-t! s: ill: \1- [s “.13..” - Pulling Dew" wenwbm 25H0 Pi,“ l . TO JOIN THE
”sup-“l film"! i": “"‘l 3 POW”: ""- and Law .11 ill-.- u-nltllll Kim: 2! it. ll. . 50c—90mllo l.:.
fir (-r‘llYt'l)‘, Sl:--l.l;n-.l till nt‘ ,\'nw .ll"‘3~'t \'. mill ll ,. . ~,. ’1'"! “f ”,0 Hurt ; mbo 0.
Mexican and l‘:ln American Petroleum ‘ ' ' ‘ l 8
and Gvnvral Asllplllllt featured the nils ‘ j: g .z.
at l to 3 point li'lVIinf‘f‘S. lit-pl‘t-sr‘llta- *_' "~" “"“w "“- ‘” ’ ' ”‘ '“M' "”‘m‘ ’ ' ” ‘ ‘ "“ " """"""‘“ ...
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Specialized Uhlerwear for

Stout and Near Stout Women

Stylish—Stout Sveltline System Under-
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Made Especially and Exclusively for
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and hips but just the right amount of materials to insure com-

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Stylish Stout “Sveltllne System" Undergarments make proper
foundations for neathlenderized appearances of outer apparel.

BLOOMEES

GOWNS made of wear-well nain-
sock. reinforced with double ma-

ENVELOPE CHEMISE daintily
trimmed nainsook with double
materials . under arms_ Ample

around arm-hole which prevents sitting room. Seml form fitting.
’3. tearing out. . .. . . . $1.98 to $3.39 Excellent values ...$1 50 to $2. 98

.z. DRAWERS nainsook trimmed
. SKIRTS double panel, with em- with neat edges of embro dery
broidery scalloped bottom. Plain and lace. Reinforced with panels
, tailored style Shadow proof of double materials betWeen legs
00 Three button fitted wasit band Fitted voke band causes them to
.. prevents any fullness around it neatly around waist.
.. waist ........ $1.59 to $3.39 89c to $1.98
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Envelope Chemise, Bloomers, Drawers,

reinforced w i t h
double panel between legs. Ample
room through hips to sit com-
fortably Back five inches higher

than front. $1.50
CORSET COVERS there is ample
room under arms and over‘ the
bust to insure comfort A Special
shield is made under the arms
Size 39 to 53 89o tonaso

. Gowns, Skirts, Corset Covers.

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Adjustable button band eliminates draw-string
Fitted back without gathers or darts.

shield entirely. around 4. Curved button back, prevents gapping.

6. Reinforced at places where :wear is greatest.
8. Inside arm seam reinforced with extra tape

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'g' 10;“ The (30211 Club hasbeen a huge success and we now l"1\'e mail}
.3: ’30 more members than the number which we originallv at at it all
u '3’ secure Hu ‘ldl eds and hundreds c f families recognizing in tile (02

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same time to be able to pay for their coal 1n the easy Club manner
have joined. Still we want to treat all alike and give €\t‘l lone a
cllalice7tllat’s why we print this final notice allowing 311.1 I‘m 111
Saturday to call at any of the addresses below or to give Your ap-
plication for membership in the Coal Club to any of our representa-
tives now calling: on the homes in various parts of the CIlV
Joining the Consolidated Coal Club, backed by the stroll: cl all

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:2 o of Consolidated Retail Coal Yards, is like Joining the C h 1 l> { "t 9-:
00 ° Club at your Bank—you save up enough to pay for will ‘1 U IVE;
“. . . coal—in small weekly payments that you never miss and v: i ‘z :3:
3‘." . comes around. you: coal bin 18 full and your bill all paid. 3. ‘ fig“:
3 33‘ you only pay the lovi'est price coal r e a c h e s during the 6.3.116

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THE COAL CLUB PGSITIVELY CLOSES SATURDAY, JPN“
' —{.E T :N BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE!
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:3: we HAVE ESTABLISHED THE rouowme OFFICES FOR THE PUBLIG’S convwiENS—
.3. in Namath—Alumni: Supply Shop, Inc...448 Main Street
1 {E In South Norwafli4——at Schultze’s Market
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