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Am. Ship k i. ’MJ- _. s T7,. a”, N.Y.. Nil. 5; H_ 31% 31,9 .1
Am. Smellcrs 0-3. our; —_2 . l'uc U“ 647/}; 64 1... 642‘s
n... ‘, 7 T\?* 11%.. ' ' . _ .. - - 1;
Am. 2‘1”“.rm ;; 5 ~ 4111.“ 4m. .i’in. Amer. leie. 411,14 51'” $9”:
Am . . um. . - 2 ., 2 , . . »_ <3 -,
Ama'l‘ei. .x: ‘r. l. 1231. 12:11,; 1231,; f 3"»:fi)“"(}f;_; 1“ “it: “.2 .. S4“:
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Late New York Stock Exchange
‘ el, over the private Wires ‘ . .
lvoning swgfokers, and dealers in unlisted secuntles.
' sion
On Street. South "Nor-walk, local
90., members of the New York
'ew York.
Stock Exchange.
M
“g, 7" .,
of the Fmanclal
Stock “Quotations
' notations, reported for the
q of Maples & Goldschmldt,
85 gushing-
We .1; of 11.1.. cm
°° e 1 43 Broad Street.
. 43).: mm
Tutu iN Will 31.
3WALI, S'l‘l:l;::"'. 10:30 .a. m.—
(1v 5: null i'lfir—lr'. mainly within nur-
It "a limits. .ill» .'--5 the dull ope-Hing
0‘ today's SHE? wk 1. 'i'lmlv-rs ~ yi—
dvzl.‘ vwrv ilw‘» ml to wait on illl-.
’a ”dim: 4.1“er l tits iwio.‘ :\tel‘.d-:
fir ih-ir olv-v 1' am! for the long or
ml” .‘ :I-w'wnm l‘mmni :lllllnllllc‘t‘-
~.lt‘mt n?“ U»- «!~ ’- l’s (it the Republic—
Hidw-io lrllsvi >l St’vl mcruu-r \Vl‘li‘
Without ill” m- .-.l wt‘l'v ct. ilSioiv from
the milli‘ mil <‘: mzih ni' sutur- at that
.‘l'onp. liziiis ' ~ - wuhctmi. inut the
film-ct \\-i< not 1-1.1 i. ml to attach more
‘pportnuwo to l~"'l.-‘§vl «is m“ a railroad
at ikl'. Alias l nwiivi' wns conspicuous
nation}: the >l v: with :4. rising 4 points.
”Il‘rriigll i'I‘t'i. i'lig“ {Night} on advices
frftm T’uris lutziriliuc' the attitude ot‘
‘Il‘c l't'lllil'nlit' n. crmlmission townrds :1
German 102111.
' WALL STRl-Il-T'i‘. Noon.——Althouzh
hall money opvwml :at the unsually
kpw rate of .‘l 14 lwrccnt. (icullnzrs
aiminshr'd Silltyil‘v lillt‘iill: the morn-
I‘ng. Instances o" lho- market's specu-
lative (“ilzil‘t'icto-r included an exten-
sion of the rise in Atlas l’owder to 6-
.3-2 points and :m zlhrupt de-cliuc of Si-
fl-Z points in du Pont. Sugar were
strong on the further rise in the
mice of the refined product. Indu-
pendent Rim-is nml obscure stocks
lbcld curly ruins. Losses of 1 to 3
nt Were lliiliii' by Electric Storage
ttery. “'illys (wetland Prefierrcd.
,nsolidnted (ins and American Can.
ll became more irregular on sell-
m of Toledo. St. Louis and “’cstcrn
Mn Arbor PM. and New Orleans.
m and New Mexico. -
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i WALL STREET. 1:00 p. m.~1n
' erui there was at h‘Fttcr tone to the
llactivo shares otter midday. but with
- marked contraction in dealings in
tonnes which have recently iiecn re-
sponsive to pool opt-rations. Inquiry
for the oils and the sugars was sup-
ylemented by son!“ (lo-mum] for Stude-
mkes. Crucilvie Sir-cl. l'nited Fruit.
*IAclede Gas. American \V'ritim: Pa-
per ptd.. and Delaware. anakawunua
and Western .which improved 1 to 3
”inlet. Pressure was applied to As-
’ nqpiated (Iii- i‘rmi'lccrs mid Ronni-1‘9.
'C‘Jlitornla Petroleum. Atlantic Gulf
tiff!" Eastman Kodak. Purely “Tigh-
Btores. Chicano & Alton pi'd. “’hm-i-
and Cake Erie pm. and St. Louis
which yielded one to
NORTHERN I'AFth llfl'IDI-IVD.
NE“? YORK. June S.-—.\‘orthcrn
.. [some Railroad company today dc-
) lured a quarterly dividend of 117.7“
' ;yahle August 1. on stock of record
' uné 30. This is the same rate that
was declared tin-cu months ago. when
a reduction “"13: mnile from the 133%
' quarterly paymvnt that has prevailed
A for about seventeen years.
' ABANDU)‘ mm (1P (:lainmw
LOAN.
THU!“ Jun. y; (Assor‘lnted Press).
fouAll id‘a of..-.n international loan to
normtirw ‘hns iwen giverv up by the
"committee of hunters. and they are
meeting: today to hurt» upon the form
of their reprv't to this effect. which
‘will be suinnit‘v‘vl to the rep’arations
u
Ecommisslon.
SFGAR’I'RK‘H ADVANCED.
NEW’ YUll‘C. June
hangar RPfinlt‘u‘ Company this morning
mfivanced its price for refined sugars
.. “II-m points to '0 cents Tor hard and
5.73 cents for soft grades. The Na-
ilowal “Sugar (‘r-mpnny advanced
flhl‘d 511:5:er tt-z‘. Coints to
{Hill 3.10” cents
for hard
STOP 00anan AT .VIGHT
summer bronchial cough keep:
only the suffer but other mem-
oi' the family gyaltq.‘ Alfred
fixer. 10.11 Avondale‘fSt" E.’ Liver-
writespaj‘fl consider it my.
.. y g. write and’teil the results of
may. Honey and Tar, which I used
‘01! my boy who had been
a: bronchial cough for
1 .
' Foley's Homf‘m; m‘ ’
.v _....__..4
‘3.-——American ,
re—‘
5.55 certs
tutoring NEW
WALL STREET NEWS,
i
There w-lre tnuny indications after]
liii' «nose nstrrdny that the various;
' pools and ('(‘unlrinutious thut had hm n;
‘vlliH'i i‘n-wi in bullish activities in (us-i
. . , I
ily . .
market and that >
numerous issues may in" run-MM] as :1,
PS1“! oi their operations. Montanal
E'tvwm‘ \vlil pi'nivniriy ‘...- taken up tu-i
dnv ii] iii“ ilxitiil Aldgv‘ of poo. (influx—3
“mus :Ilhl luwiiu'lmns \vo re made that
L :1:.‘?:i!.cu
the.
in
entered
:l'lVlink'l ’
d stocks 11ml
ugdill
iil(l\5
Slliusizilitinl
it “ill hunv u ___‘ ‘
\vi’hlu a short time. .v\lthuu-.;.i 1.:
bullish ili'ii\ili'*: in»! now represent 11‘
hp \‘Hiilii\l‘ \wllturc. Montana ~i‘owrr
iv un<lm>1ood to lump pilnty m \diuv
and simplify invi'o-tisiiu: rnrniuzs. :mci,
ill its pr-w-ut price is ruling. lwh w llic_
It ‘..-‘.. V Livh Wight luv rounril-ul as u]
imisonnhle range for securities in its
A lnrsrp and powerful i'it’liit‘lll
:lil ill-l nt-
L‘i'nup and
vines. '
‘ on thi- sil‘i it tit-\niml lli‘iil‘i)
Million to lilt‘ i‘i‘ll'Oi'lllli
tin-re was :1 £001] do.” of discussion
about plnivlliiv inilllriu‘v ni’ :izinth- 1‘
.lti\£l'li'0" in crude Oil 11nd
\\'iiil'h. ticvnniiiix to some tinidv intern.
1515 “vs significant. Motor >ll|l'k§l (10-1
umluio ii iii" ntlnl. from thrir own par-
ticuial' Followillc. :1 strong banking in.
ten-st again living :iclxn- in St!ldri-.l‘.:vr
.iud illl}i!ll: m" that stock yesterday
was on early informant" in regard to,
N‘ilh\\lll_l: tr) iw Illndn- in the quarterly
un'vnv-ul which will he issuv-d “ithm
:1 Fii‘lli time. According to iiil‘Sv in-
t» lusts. iii" consent] lion (if Slum-imit-
. r cps-s is now in 0‘\(‘t'§.‘l ot‘ the prairie-
tinn ol the company. iluraut Motors
,.,..3. .1 in n" the curl» I :is :tlsu in UN:-
cut :it tunn-s yesterday and
“"n .. intwiw 45 lli"‘-ii0lui it long con-‘
tinned. advance in that stock.
SOLDIERS’ “031’s BILL
\\’.\SHINHTON.. June. 5. The
“nu-mini House Soldie-rx‘ llonus hill.
with u hunk lcun provision substituted
tor the original cash option. was to he
wtulnwl-tmiuy to the Si nutw hy Chair-
muu film‘umlwr of the F‘W‘hiit‘ Finance
«'ulumit‘um 'i‘ilt-rv- is u possihility that
it will not i.» czallwi up for .ii"illll until
the- tori}? i'lil hush-11‘.ilispv>mlof.
Sunn- (‘t‘l't'ililill) ailcndv d the m-
monii ot‘ the hill from the l-‘iuunce
.Ltllllillill‘ 0 quarters in the Senate oilicc
itlllitilll): to the Capitol. Svnuior MC-
(‘iiud « l' “.15 accompanied from his oi-
:wc :iz.-i £|"{A.‘.‘S_ih\‘ ifnxitol grounds by
lv-prrsvmntivs of the American
i.t;.:li-ll .ird other \’('l(‘l'.’i.lls' organiza-
tions while motion picture machines
mmz‘i‘mr "
.\1 living .lt the Capitol. Mr. McCum- ‘
’wr tucked the bill into his pocket. and;
:‘prnt ll“ili!_\' two hours in a tariff com-i
mitti-e lllt‘viilig before the Senate con-
vemd. Many former service men
wcrc present in the . «mate galleries to
witness the formal reporting of the
iiii there.
gnsnln ll".
dwnimni
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MEXICAN BONDS ,w‘vER. g
NEW YORK, Jone S.—Heuvy sell-
ilng of Mexican Government bonds
iiiilS‘.‘d on rumors of a disagreement.
between the international bankers-and
’ rcpre srsiitntives of the Mexican Repub-
iic now in conference here was the
outstan ling feature of today's trading
the Stock Exchange.
on
2 Before noon Mexican Four Per
Cents lost 331. points and the two is—
sues of Five Per Cents were lower by
333, and 4% points.
Members of the Mexican mission
conferc'nce and the American repre-
sentatives of the international com-
‘mlssiou were equally reticent.
NEW YORK June; 8.—- The ex—
pulsion of Noel L Carpender from
membership of the New York Stock
Exchange was announced from the
rostrum when the Exchange opened
‘today. He was the floor member
‘of the firm of Carpender. 0:11er and
Company. which was declared insol-
ven’tg-May 9. The mm consists of
Carpender. Charles \‘V. \Caffrey and
‘W. Waring Wilson. ‘ _ .y
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PRICE OF 011. ADVANCED
' school.
I speuku plcimi
would not discuss latest phases of the -
roux. June signification
"of ‘ -
”World.
‘ MARKET lN WEEK ~
Dainty Madge Bellamy, the diminu-
tive “movie" star, had no worries con.
. coming Easter tone, for on that day
' she donned her mother's flnory of In-
other day. Mm Bellamy in well
known among the max other eel-eon
start. 3
« ill i
Qfl H i i
i. l. in
Y Full-25‘s leeile heed. Tony.
gotta hard time stay een (in
Every day seemn like he and
«in teach gotta do tight. He been ecn
da school flva. seem mont now and he
umka more trouble dun de senate for
da League of Nation.
You know when he go ecu da school
he gotta trouble first ting make too
mom-ha tnlk. Every time Tony make
do conversush he say (in tench maka
~ hecm slick round for da lesson.
But Tony cos so smartu keed as
hoes rmlcln longu time 1130. D11 élda
mnn learn spcakn dn l-lnglcesh so
quceck he reucha deesa colintry. Ben
if”. {Our munt he can talk likn 1. -.'il
and swear worse its that.
lie olda mun fimlu Job workn on do
railroad. And when da railroad find:
out Tony‘s pupa cun speaks dn En-
glcesli he gotta job he do foreman
riizhtn queeck. He any cei' he no can
spcnka dut Why he no he do foreman.
So Tony's pupil telia hecm mlka so
numcha he can ulln time and lean)
lingieesh. And when
'l‘uuy talk con «in school he gmtu stay
con and main: «in lesson. Du teach
say she gonna know; been) late every
night so she can ionrnu heem keeps
«in mouth shut!
Between hues {adda and da teach
Tony sure no gotta muocha educush.
Mchbe du tench nmku Tony keepa da
mouth shut because she no wunta
hecm he (in torenmu someday, I dun-
no. -
Ilut Tony 11st (in head ecu da school
other day ulin right. Du teach uska
licenl for (in lesson wot's deefrence
between da congress and (la senate
en Unitedu State. Tony he dunno. but
he no icttu (la teach know (lat. lie
suy he Jusu keep. (la mouth shut and
out he keepu (in mouth shut he no
gotta stay ecu do school after do
\vlicestie blow. I tluk Tony ees smarta
guy so mooclm as «in teach.
\Vot. you link?
(Copyrith)
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A LINE 0’ CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs.
WORRY
F BY a bit 0! worry X could cure
A portion 0! the cure man mult
endure
I’d gladly stand the sail or it.
And worry night and day, asleep.
. awake.
- And even do my level but to make
My daily staff of it.
But since 'tl- but on nddednvoe
with not
or remedy a tittle or a. Jot. .
Let's make the merest chair of it.
And meet our care with drafts of
constant cheer,
And when n cloud of worry cometh
near
Just make a laugh of it. .
(Copyright-l
AGGRAVATING THE.FAULT.~
Emphatic Man—When I our 3
thing 1' mean it.
‘ The Warmly—But. sometimes tint
only makes it worse! _
_...o.._.__
inking Herlfmin'; ‘
a
-HmGoodpattwitmkeu.
l NEW YORK.
’Mrs. Sherman Helped by
. ’irregularitiesand variou‘ ,
lliiliiiiliii lltlllWll
iiiiNilS ii] iii] 0N
One-third of $100,000 Issue
to Be Needed for Beach
Roads, Is Estimate
'V'Vith a. layout of‘ highways to the
mty's new municipat'beach practically
completed steps will'be taken within
the next Week to place on the market
$100,000 worth of... city” improvement
bonds. the iSSue of which has been ap-
proved by the Board of Estimate and
the Common Council.
We highways to be built at the
present time will entail an expendi-
ture of uppx‘Oximutely $35,000. The
type of construction has not been de-
finitely decidcd uponfbut the city of-
ficials are certain that they can keep
the cost within’ such a figure doc to
the further generous offi‘fers of J. \V.
“lalluce Marvin. principal" in the.|
move. by which the beach was deeded.
to the city under the Donovan admin-
istration. ‘
“'ill Give Ilium] Fill.
“‘hczi the citv engineer and road
commissioner recently made a survey
or the. highways to he rebuilt to the‘
hen-ch. Mr. Marvin advised Chem that}
they would not need to buy fill and
put the city to the expense of long,
hauls. but could mke it from any
available .high spot on his land that
was convenient for them. .
This item alone will save the city:
thousands of dollars and work is ex—‘
pected to start very quickly towards
putting the roads in shape to receive
the permanent finishing top. The
probabilities are that concrete will be
the approved paving. specifications
tor the work will he prepared and ad-j
vex-Using for hlds will be done soon. '
The balance of the appropriation
after the roads have lmcn huilt will he
used to provide hathliouscs. Some
doubt is expressed it any of these will
he available {or use this year. hut hyi
til.» summer of 1923. according to
presentintcntious. the bench will be
ready for general use.
.loli‘r “venom“. SERVICES. i
“‘1“ Be Held lly thi- Shepherds of
Heinlein-m at \"c-stport. Sunday. i
Joint mernorlni services are to be?
hell. at 5‘ o'clock Sunday night in;
l’nlvh ‘s hull. \Vrstport. by Lady ’
\‘furhiligttlh. Lady Jennings and Lady
l‘alnwrtnn loxlm-s and the Shepherds
ot‘ llvthlrhvm. l'hn program for the
occasion il‘iS hem completed is
:1; fcilc-ws:
“inning Prayer.
Sciow— Allwrt Kruwme‘r
A-Liriss—Aitr-V. liiclmrd Carroll.
I‘M-1:0 :ln-i Violin Suit).
. Address—witch E. S. Eel-ion.
.M'iO—«liiss Godfrey. i
Sric»~\lrs. ('nthrrinc llurns oi"
l‘ll-iL’t unit. 5
Taming of flowers on crow in mem— .
cry of :i-“pur'twl Swim n‘e Commander-f
nu-l mvmiu-rs-Flower iir's andi
Sr‘r‘lus of inch iUxiL'”. i
Solo-uv-Aitn rt iirnvmer. ;
Pins-inc Su:HL—"ln\v:ir:i Christluu'
SOi-ill'l'&—~—;\~i§' nzivlv. I
iletlc diction. '
9 ud
. . i
lnxit-'
.‘l IZNTS
'l‘hl- urn ru! public has lim-n
ed to illlhlitl thw swrvices. i
‘ “WW... __._ i
Itisconu .r\l'1‘fl.\l0BlLl-I snw- l
i
i
.lunc S.-~»Anu-ricuu
automobile and truck makers shine;
pod 232mm cars in May thus topping:
by 32.4l00 the record month for ill!"
industry. it was reported today at:
the annual meeting of the National;
Automobile Chamber of Commerce.
President Charles Clifton told the
loo manufacturers attending the con-
lvention that an increusing demand
for motor vehicles is being felt every
state of the l‘nion. except Maine and
Georgia. with business most active in
agricultural states.
liYSZ BATTERY
STATiflN
Up-to-date equipment (or every
feature of battery work plus expert
battery knowledge is what makes the
RYSZ Storage Battery Co. so popu-
lar. You get the sort of service here
that makes you feel glad. Headquar-
ters for Willard Batteries. Centrally
located at 49 West ave. Telephone
connection 938.
HER AILMENTS
'ALI.’ GBNE NEW
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg-
etable Compound '
LakeJiiicm
’! Meredwi
‘ .-“Al;outone ear
irregular-menu awea -
ness and at: times was
e ttin
better. Itoo seve
Va tab! Compound .
used Lydia E. Pinging); Sanetive Wish
and I am entirely cured of mylilments.
You 313 publish this letter Ii: {605:
Wish. -— mMARYSmnN, u
Lake, Mich. » .
.._Thereisoue fact women should ’ .
Bidet-and thntis this. Women “if?“ f
o m k.
tdootqru .
THURSDAY, JUNE 8
, _ 7 1922 3
l: . .7 ‘ services. " lions also fin-“n\
. . Silent sentinels. a detachment of 1-_ ntiliimy. prim Him“ '1 ' ‘ ‘ -.
. S. Marines, have stood guard at the Unwind. ..: V ‘ ”E"
i grew. room in the Moore home since 0‘. (“”10“ ::.-.L‘ M :1 >
R ”00“]: their arrival from \Vashington un‘ Antoni! the 5...,3'...’ “5“" ‘1!
f . der orders from Assistant Secretary 5"‘111301‘\Vlrm-n‘vK ‘3'" ' L.
- :3: 8111‘? Navy Roosevelt. They are 0‘ “3i" \\*... its” ;. V: Y” "A r,
- '—-——- acnng over a dead .. . (:i‘IUii‘r: Ill. S'H‘.‘ - L ' :7 ,
-. l‘lTTSBERGH. June 8 (Associéted such she was bypfliciai 333-1121112342: tor. --:ul lll.;v‘,(\‘| \M 'm’
lress).—Lriends from oflicialdbm, ing the world war, when she held the p‘"“‘“"“ “““llr'v U L W‘-
from the profession which carried rating .Of Gunnery Sergeant Find the “""d “V'l'll-L” H 1
her to the height of ' her operatic when their virgil has ended. {m —~~r——‘~urh “a
glow- and from the Walks of life in- will be the body guard on the ,march Fl 9. 7 7
to “inch her various well-directed to the church and thence to tho Fwy .rs Amcncan Pia”-
interests carried her in later years, cemetery. There the survivors ot‘ al‘u‘emle sum“ 1“ W'E‘" .
will today pay their last respects to the 107th Field Artillery will escort giiiligi Fm? i“ '
- .. () ll“. 8
Lillian Russell Moo-re. wife of A. R.
Moore. Pittsburgh publisher.
Announcement of her deatth, on
Tuesday morning, struck deep into
the hearts of those who had known
her down through the years during
which she was heralded as "Queen 01‘
American Opera." and hundreds of
sympathetic messages have been re-
ceived at the home. as well as many
beautiful floral tokens.
the. cortege from the gates to the
vault. where Mrs. Moore's body will
find :1 resting place until a suitable
mausoleum can be erected.“ A fir-
ing Squad from the American Legion,
whose ranks the distinguished wo-
man graced by her membership, will
render the farewell salute.
Although a request that no floral
tributes be sent to the home had been
mud, hundreds of wreaths from per—
Padua in 1710.
pianos were new:
by German nun
American piano \~
in 18:22 hy a [hm t
to make that inn
dred years.
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{rill-‘19:: {Pairal at which Pittsburgh sons prominent in official and pro- need :1 pin :11 .im' -
tl1 ‘ " 5 am ad'mlreis from all over fessional walks of life were received. are ("till'lum ii‘ ~ WNW” ‘5”
ti-liimfgmigii 2:111 gather in farewell One or these was from the \‘l‘hite Cl‘ilVI'h‘ {or it to {J v V'"'
1F.~;<co’ l 1 e 'D-acle “3 Trinity House. This was placed on the foot is v. s‘tlttzmv. n tl‘w'i' i" “
«1-D: pa ciurch, at 2,30 oclock. A of the couch on which Mrs. Moore's teeth Home ‘ - ""1
pruate SGPVICP‘VVHI he conducted at body lies. it't‘iil'fiiil'ftl u. I .” ‘ ”“3
gasoline prfl‘lously. when members Others who contributed fiornl ot- also. it cannot. I 1. "s
e iamiiy and a few or those {wring-s were 17. S. Senator .‘iimiill tronilli and ' . "4
closely associated in friendship with McCoy-mack. Attorney General Harry finer. I L C ‘ q“
iii: ldeceased. will look lol‘ the last M. Daughtei‘y. Governor and Mrs. ill” (‘s\l.l‘ll"! -
. .i(, upon the features of the woman “’illiam C. Sproul. Mr. and Mrs. J Till-INT Sit-NH \ ‘5‘
lwhosc beauty and talent was admir- Ogden Armour. Mr. and Mrs. Gifford but the moilli . . C \ ”3
edmilhe For” over. Pinchot, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G. to mull! llim ‘ mt
{fogeictgasket “ill be closed finally he— ‘Wood. Congressman Stephen C. I‘Or— h“”” “M 1"” i Um
llev l)rJ°;.’;:£:.\ to the church. The tci'. Mrs. Edith Kermit Roosevelt nmlscir‘mmv ‘12-: . ._ 'le
. f - . .. yard. S Travers, rector and other persons well—known in so- 331" i1: FUN“! \‘M ix 1 ~ Mr
‘0. the church Will ofiiciarte at both ciul and theatrical circles. Organiza- S Null; N-i‘m Shut. L J"‘"‘
Who Is The Gas @Electric
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N 01: the president or the vice-president or men who no
The Company consists of thousands of working people who. with their
earned savings have become share holders.
the Company are merely doing their best to obtain fair profits for lil zse stat-l:-
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The Officers and employees of
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holders who have shown their confidence by investing their
Company. . '
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The Emancipation of the Housewife
Has Been Accomplished By the Invention of the
GAS WATER HEATER
No more necessity for keeping the hot, dirty coal range burning al‘
to keel) the kitchen boiler hot.
No more back-breaking climbs up the cellar stairs wit}
of dusty coal. k. ' '
No more high coal bills. l
IT IS ECONOMICAL BECAUSE \VHEN IT IS NOT IN l‘Sli Ytll'
TURN IT OFF
$4.00 first payment puts the heater in your home. Balance liii'lili‘.:j.'.
See the heaters at our office, or ask to have a representative tat}.
The Connecticut Light. 59’ Power Co.
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June 8, 9, 10
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Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream
French Vanilla Ice Cream
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i We make bricks containing all four kindsof cream.
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