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anoial World
million Brokers, and dealers
Street,
a members of the New York
Stock QuotatiOn
Late New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
Sentinel, over the private wires of Maples
a; Goldschmidt,
in unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
South Nomlk, local correspondent of H. L. Horton 85
Stock Exchange, 43 Broad Street,
mnnwu ST.
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'J‘Wed Chonlltill 701;; 70 l; 701i Kelly Spring. 3:3 , 511.5 g; t
'Allis Chalmcm 49% 49 49‘s lx‘tnn. CODPCT 39% E9 . “11/
Ari. Can 48% 431$ 43-}; lit-ystom-"i‘ire 5132 :Efs :_‘!
Am. Ice 1091»; illil 3091; Lurk. Steel ti (4‘01‘3 (iv
. shin. LOCO. ll") l, 115 llt‘: lg Mexicvn I‘t-tv. 141% 1:9m 1403,;
“Am. Ship & ('om. 2'41. 2: "g 233., Miami Copper 31 .103, 31
Ain. Smelters 66 653' 06 ffxiitldle States iii 1'49. i5 ,
Anti. Sugar :7 2 7:. 7:. in“. l’llt‘. 2m -01.. -31.,
Am. Sum. TOM 4r. , 441.; 441.2 5:. ‘7. central 5mg; 921/? 92-:
ALI. 'l'v l. & T! l. 123“} 123‘; 123 a N. . Nil, & H' 32:5 in? 3
Am. Tub. 144 ‘ 1431.; 1-4 .xzir. 12w. 7% a. .6 1-,, _i
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A:’.nc0"tln 363, 36‘. 13 it: 1‘ ,l'dl} Amer. Pcic. 72+. .1»; A‘
[fields it 993., 99L", 1.9-"; i‘t'mt. 1:. l: . 42-. ‘2; 4"
'M‘tdwln Loco. 1195;, 118‘; 1191,41 l l‘nll'nnn CO. 1222; 1....“ 1‘
IL ll. .‘1 (‘lliin ’ll-‘e 41’55 49:5,“:15. Consol. 153$ 13%; l
TI’Ath. STt-el 75‘, 7S 7‘; Heading 7:355; ’1)? 83 3
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r: mtiz'lch 42?. 4.11, 4:;7. i t'. :4. s ~1 ion-3 1-H” 1m}
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‘1‘ ‘ North. ('n: .1tti 4mm 401,4; l 13“}, (r. l‘l" ,- can, fix", ; \Tl‘
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"Int .‘lwr. Mar, l't‘. ~53; 541:; :51; \‘\'.-51_ mm. «3.1,, 63: 1731/.
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141- l'aiwr 52!", 5211,. 'x-Div. 2kg.
locomotive. .-’\mvriw-.qn Cur. flun- rzil
lvilvr'tric., St'invlrtnl Oil of California.
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Sinnulttr'l Hil m' Nt'\\' .ltlfily
rili'en points in it: rm-tnt stv-mlv l‘l>"
Jifi'l Pun—Amsritsrn l‘tlrnlt-nm Killn‘tl
«our point. l“l‘ill'l!t“';ll :lll\'tlll(,‘l‘.‘-l were 'l‘liw t-ont'nsvtl rimtnwnts which Ot‘»
Thrill“ div Mmirun l’ttv. (itvnt-rul AR- ('llllt'tl in tin. Std-k Maul“! _\".\l"l"l-l_\
phzilt. Houston I’ll .tnd 'l‘cxns Cmn- following the d"\L'l(.)plllt'lllS which en-
panv. Sttwls. w (-mvnls. motors. lll‘t‘ll in'w‘tlx-t sitiniliun its maria-l
copra-rs. tolmt-crs .lllll t‘notl spr-cinltivs int-tots tutusv-d man) of Hit,- 5]" «main--
.uls-ri \vt-rc in t'n‘t'vitl' tlt'llllllltl. Gnins Iitill‘lil m l'ttlltwt- that il'llg'nlu] tan-
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n p-tints \"t‘l't' soon
Ilh'lll ins must lU‘.)kt‘~l for in lt-gitlilii;
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WALL STREET NEWS.
AUTO CTR-GUS DAMAo
TWO OTHER CA
Continued from First Page.
mobile owned by Morris Fleish. also
of Hartford. damaging the right rear
tender. and tire cover and carrier.
The Hudson then turned to the right
smashing into the rear of a taxi owned
by Robert Tongue, which was parked
at the curl). damaging the rear tender
and light bracket. The Hudson finally
brought to a stop by the owner in
front of Raymond and Son‘s store.
In explaining the accident'to Patrol-
man Charles Thorpe who investigated,
Shoor declared that he had negligent-
l_v left his car in gear when he stopped
:it the rear of the trolley.
led that he was at fault, and offered
to pay full damages.
Another accident happened at Con-
necticut and \Vest avenues in front of
the .\'or\v:tlk armory. when an auto-
rhomin operated lvy \Villiam H. rizair-
tanks of Old King's Highway. Darien.
rm; into the roar of :t \vur‘on owned by
Isiah Clark of 1H Tll)'l0l‘ avenue. The
nvle of the “ninth was hcnt. but no
other damage was done.
Try
the
a Classified Advertisement in
Sentinel.
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ElllNESElll in
PARLIAMENT sun
vs II.
PACTINGFU, Province of Chi—Li.
June 1 (Associated,Press).———Genera.l
liVu' Pei-Fu. dominant figure in
;Chinese military afiairs. announced
ftcday that Gen. Chen Chiung Min. the ' H
Kwa’ng-Tung leader, with the‘Tuchuns ’7
'or military governors of thirteen other
provinces, had agreed to the recall of
the ‘old Parliament, for which the “on
Chinese press has been clamoring ml
the belief that it was the only logical
step ‘for the restoration of peace and!ta
a 'cOnstitutional government.
. The expectatioxi’he’re is that the
gParliament, if called.avill hold a pre—
liminary meet at Tientsin'.
The announcement of the Tuchuns
adherence to the plan of calling the
He admit» Parliament into action declared they.
With Chen Chiurig Min. denounced
President Hsu Shih Chang as the
greatest Obstacle to the unification of
China as being responsible tor most of
China‘s troubles. Hsu, the document
declared. must rcSign or lJc driven out.
I
A Peking- dispatch.
Chinese public opinion.
mikpl‘t'ss’favored the renSsembli’ oi‘
the old Parliament and declared
runny members of that body were so
sure of a. call that they \K‘tr? gather-
ing at Canton, Shanghai and Tientsin.
Ala)" 13. said
as reflected in
t“...
,-
4:A grmfp of sixty of them was said to"
have met at. Tientsin‘ and invited ‘the
Canton members’ adherents of Dr. Sun
Yat Sen ~- and' -the Southern Govern-
ment to; exchange views with'them;
RULES COMMITTEE ~
RESCINDS ACTION
ON WAR FRAUD CASES
WASHINGTON, June 1. -— -The‘
ouse Rules committee, by a vote or
rescinded today its ,action in
g” ' g‘ privileged status tothe Wood-
rufl-Johnson‘resolution for investiga-
of :alleged laxity of government
prosecution of war fraud cases. -
Chairman Campbell and Represen-~
tive Schall, Republican, Minn, who
gxote’d originally to report the resolu-
t
tion, reversed themselves and sup—
lzvorted a motion by Representative
JliRodenberg, iepublican. Illinois. to
lrescind. lli‘presentative Pou, North,
Carolina, ranking Democrat
_ .0f the
committee, mad 3. point of order
against the motion, but Chairman
Campbell “overruled it. -
Representative Garrett. the Demo-
cratic leader, declared, that according
to his information Attorney General
Daugherty had induced Chairman
Campbell to change his vote and pre-
vent investigation of the Department
01 Justice.
EPWORTH' LEMRS-
A delightful banquet was served
ilast evening to the members of the
il-prorth League of the South Nor—
walk M. E. church in 'the dining
room or the church. This came as
the result of the recent contest. the
losing side giving the winners the
itnnqnet. Miss Helen ’Niiller, captain
m the unlucky side. with her loyal
followers, had charge of the entire
:ti’fnir and proved themselves very
proficient chefs fend waitresses. Dur-
inc the evening speeches Were made
by members of the. cabinet after
which the membersenjoyed many in-
teresting and instructive games ar-
rnnresl hy the. 4th vice—president,
Blur-shall E. i-loyt. Everyone present
agreed that this was the most suc-
cessful affair given in quite a while
and it is hoped that the league will
keep up its good work. '
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“luck ’l‘rncls. 'I'Hlmt"'U l'lUIlUl‘ln lil"’~ ltuvin; Hi) this lzslivi' :I 411”an r . lm—flus the O. “
furry-d uni) )t‘tmtl l't‘tttliit'ts. linilrl cur- thunzlil fl‘l‘tl luulllslt ;u-ti\i.,,'s {a}! ‘ I .. ‘ ‘
linautl lo mas» ll‘l'lt‘l‘ l'nrthitr In'vssm‘“ nut-in l .i s'. in" Wllt‘lt‘ :l. ltit‘t must l-r NEW 1 1 .
clirw-tt-tl :tirnins’. l’nim‘ l'm-itit' zx'wl yi.t-o-ss;ti'). um] il...t the lllllltll’lull; a car. .. .i
B‘WPV‘HI of tltt- imim‘ lé-‘Hll's‘. llOléllvlfi' LLHT‘litl llllt'l‘..ll(1lls would consist 0 l - ‘ _ ’ . / , . .OO .
Nrw lluvt-n HIM l" W “M1194?!“ o ‘tnris to i't';tli7.«~ pl‘olits. t-siu-viully (In: 1011 If fight. IVC been “-5ng RIObO JXUtO 808p ‘ \ a:
w-‘l '- “T“H‘T- N““”" l”""""‘"” *1 " w W" "“" "0“” "“1”” "“ “““' "'2 for several months and its given the car a new-like in ct
' ,‘ uw rut ‘llsiv- .lllll" in- L, , }f g..- .4 my, 'l‘lns |,--li. :. l.mv- . . , . - ‘
if 33”}.33522 :5- m ,' milnt: mm .1 3 I i. :f‘, 1.3,}. Y, I. “,1 ,,, m. ,mwgyl appearance. It is also protecting the varnish and pr: ‘90 . , , , a
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,‘ltl'lllVl’ liltl‘tll'id t: or Limit-3“ l‘tll‘ 5,. .t . ‘il :ltt.» r‘lli l1 s. in llll-l‘t‘ llllll('l'l~l venting cracks and blisters. If I d kePt 03] “Sing l.. . .r ,. . ..: ’1
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"f" ""'“.“‘ 2' ,‘ .4 1- . 't'. 5.111? " ""“ 2‘.” ” 7“” "f ‘.. ',‘ '7 .".: tnose ordinary free alkali soaps. Id hate had to re V. .~ ‘ 'l
I Hrs t-nntlntt w l>\..lll lHl la in .t 1 ”Mk, “Mum”. m “flunk Alumni. , . . .. ‘
I'Vt’l- l1““““""“v ”HH“ “3' “la“ ““4“ ‘..:iti it mm inch ml timl i-I*i<"-‘ “L; Paint it long ago. _ i ' , ‘1
rt'ilts illill ittIl'::-lv'i.ils k” :';~l ((‘l‘lilI: int-cl" muni‘ stacks .tlllc min-ll lllKlIO‘l' "0:: 310110 Soap is not only a varnish Preservanvc—but L.:. e:
urn " V “1 ll" mm"! '1‘ ‘ ‘ Fm!- ‘ Hi tint \u-i'w sntlw ll;ll" :Igo \\I t- . - - , . ' .0. I
0" “‘l'll‘I'M-" U“ "“‘"“*"“"“““ ,,xul...‘...,i m rum-z. huh-i :. ls. ’l":w.\'l a higll~Cl3§S soap which quickly cleanses running gear, l 3 ‘1
llfiilWl ‘4“ I" “nah-"l ”E"! 5H,"; lllllH'l' tltl ‘Int .»‘{"I'lll .l. Sl‘il‘nldl'tl (til l5$llttfi,' body, or top. Bc:ng a ’00% l.:. l ‘1
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rals and l“-rtlli U” “.34. with him] will. 7‘]! Univ all w'ntntq i‘nrtltrr xllll— }‘-urcvegetabl€:0]l soap, BIObD i.. * ‘1
"““‘*"‘""i“"" ""‘ ""M‘ “mi" "“"”.‘“““ mum twins i... lonkul for in reserves the mush on thecar, l . . TO JOIN THE ”1
(30m (‘Oln MM PDMHM ("WM ( um‘ lx‘r, ..;i~tl ttil u: Nt-v.‘ .l.-r:<tv. t‘ulit‘or- . ’t lasticand l‘évcnt- '0‘. ’ 4
1mm mu] Pr. xiv-y" ”1' (‘:il::itli:lll. lit-m}— lut'n'ul liztllnn l. in tin: llllll‘l“‘llllt nt . “Ping 1 C " .p l 2 ‘l
in“ MN I“ “M NW" “”4" mm” {1 «'tm‘lct: l mans introtmnn was rc- mg it from becoming dry, 3.3. l O ‘4
22‘15::'r1.1(il".lh \\ti».- :llllllii}: lllt' rem ‘ gull-u) \.i:lt sprainl i'nvnr, osw-cinllv « Wthh muses cracking and l.:. _- . r e;
. --'.i' » n1‘-" "ll‘ l'l- . - ‘ .
a spirited “up“? H)" muny 3“,ka m “A “iv" all! \‘lnllll'!(n"lltl it “‘1; Dru; Tvv Hobo Gt’ a can {043? from (.8. - ‘ if
consitlvrulilv ltiulit-r prints in NW zil— """ ~"“" "‘ “ ‘: . ‘ it A ‘ . t , .
trrnnon. with tho tlt-mztnvl. however. "i'm'l HIM] "‘ will 5“,“? up to d m“. themearcst dealer named below. - 20:0 6‘
Cities-titratint: hunt-l7! in SHN'N which l. ’3‘“ r""“'_.‘..‘5‘”::lmANA). A. . I lb. 40C. 3 lbs. $1.00 “b.4150. l0! 6‘
are not. ortlinntin.‘ rs unrtia l :15 mark» ‘ NW"? 0' .Hm‘p “no “Maud n" h?”— Alecia 10, 25 “d 50 {5. can: “din I Q r 1
19344.79, l‘m-I {ill ruillins “m". not rt- twill Sililitllnll ussnmml that Ro-ntlllisz . Barrels. ; .
isvonsilvel fn.‘ min-l1 or ”11- mow vnv'nt. l"'-‘" ”“71 fillltlnliilll"lll)‘ ‘mmngwl m “S '00 i
but thvrt' w i':- :t 9-» indications of :m "W‘s l‘.‘ ”l“ S‘ll'l‘t‘lYl“ (ourt decisions ‘ 3.:9 ‘ r a ““2 r ’1
fXMlitlt-tl lull-"m lntt-rhst, 1m l'nm ‘5 :1? fishing: “‘i‘ l‘“"""""'- “l“"ks ”5' FOX CYCLE It HARDWARE CO. ...... ........ .... South Norwalk. conn‘, 3 ’ 1
“WWW" 9“ Wm” “‘"k Tim" "' ”W" "““W‘” M “m“ “‘*"“”-‘f “'“h AARON KOHN .. ........... . ....... ........ . South Norwalk, Conn-fig. ~ _ e
3'3. H“""""' 3""1 ”31““‘l‘ll‘k' 4- l"""~'l" l7“"""“~' "“”""“"‘ l" ””1 “fl“. “9“", WEBB BROS. .......... . ............. ..... ..... South Noi‘walk, Connu... ‘- e:
and Eastern 1:. erimtn Detrnltviim at «'fxgll hints. and in tnrir opinion LUTHER M. WRIGHT ....... ...... South §orwalk, go§n.;‘: ; h > 1
31nd Iv. S. [foal l'rotlnr-ts 2 1-2. l-I‘mr- Reading: common cannot reasonnblv WALL s1-_ AUTO RADIATOR WORKS ........... orwalk, o [1,; Q - , . YO . “v .4
trlc strong... llnttory 2 and Amt-rivan evpcct to maintain theistargc; 'z‘fi“r'l LOCKWOOD a. CARRIER ...... ........ it'orwalllt, gonnl :. The Coal Club has been‘a huge success and we no“? ha‘tk 1115].; G:
. 0 once that has so long ex 3 e w ween; REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR CO. ..... . . .... .. . . ...... .. . . . l'ot‘wa ', 01111., ~ . . .' . Y ‘ U ‘
its mm‘kvt msmon and UN" 01’ ”1°; Qell-11'“ NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY co. . ................. Norwalk. Conn. 00 more members than the number whichawe 01 lglllally 'set} out l1 .1
prcfcrrcd shares. Thorn was a good; 1“ 00 ' ., ' . . . I‘llZInO‘ Ill t 16 Oil
(lt‘ill Of conjecture about the action of“ seem e. Hundleds and l'lundl eds 0f falnllles 19009; c
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Victor RecOrd
you want
If it's listed in the
Victor Record catalog.
we have it—or we'll get
it fqzyou. Tell us the
number of thatliard—to-
getsmndard record and
see if we don't make
good.
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A. J. Collins,
“70.72 North Main St.
, Southern
I‘llf‘lfit‘. Strong interests
were buyers of that stock while it was
in supply. end it was insisted that
n'hcn Cr; t'nl Pccizit‘ distribute-l. l
Shiilh Pacific stockholdvrs will
it \v r3; stil'»‘tilnti:ll lmnns.
land preferred. which continued
:vanrd inf'Vhll‘f'l t .vvrtt-rdny when
is
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:w‘d zit 0 new high for the vcnr, was
nlso onkb n of as twin: on the way to
Titlll'li high- r uric-2:.
THREE INJURED IN
SEYMOUR AUTO WRECK
SEYMOUR. June l.—An auto—
mul‘ilntliiven by \Vilfred Jarvis of
‘\\'£l""l'l'-llr}'. ustld as a taxi. went over
in” vmlatnkment ut‘ Pines lridge
directly opposite the cemetery. early
this morning and landed in the
I
Nungutn-Sn river. The other occupants
(l the mnchfhe were Jacob Post and
l-‘. X. Carpentvr of New Britain. and
two 0th?!" New Britain men. Whose
:;.‘ll“lt‘5 were not learned. Jarvis is in
Giilfin Hospital. in userious condition
with nuts. about the head kind ‘nossihlyl
fn‘ernnj injuries received when he was .
pinned under the cur. Post receivedI
cu‘s about the heal tutti was Badly]
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la‘nised and Carpenter received an i
infnrv to one arm. The car was
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FOREST F RES RAGE ..,
IN WASHINGTON §TATEi
’ .SZIATTLE. \Vash.. June l.—One:
rerson vas known to be dead. another .
lmlieved to have perished. scores
homelessnnd vast areas of timberland *,
in \Vestern Washington and Oregon:
were blazing or smouldering wastes :
{copy as a results)! firestorm. brush!
mire-t w ‘ * *
rim: thick
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Club absolute assurance ofthe lowest summer coal price and at the
same time to be able to pay for their coal in the easy Club manner.
have joined. Still we want to treat all alike and give evei
chance—that’s why we print; this final notice allowing you
Saturday to call at any of the addresses below 01' to give your
plicationfor membership in the Goal Club to any of our represen ta-
tives now calling on the homes in various parts of the City. ‘
Joining the Consolidated COaI Club, backed by the strong‘ t?" 111T”:
Of Censolidated Retail Coal Yards, is like joining the. C h r 1 s t. m 3: ~
Club at your Bank—you save up enohgh to pay for 370111' ““1“?“
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. WE flAyE ESTABLISHED THE ‘EQLLOWING OFFICES FOR THE PUBLICS CONVEN
alltéNorwalk Supply
‘ er "wherein
: coal+—i.n smaleeezkly payments that you never miss and when l :2.
comes around. your coal bin is- full and your, bill all paid. Morey): 3..
:go you only pay the lowest price coal r e an 11 e 8 during the 0.. ’c :1:
N summer. " ‘ ' ‘ .g.
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. 19:: THE COAL CLUB POSITIVELY CLOSES SATURDAY, JLM 3 .g.
, '3. IN BEFORE IT IS TOO LA E' 3:
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