ll
.7 Q . ' ’ " gitself. a city of pleasurerbright lights. ., . ,_ r . _
._ 7 anCIa or :attmctive booths. wonderful music, i H“! "3:"? 173;; ‘7; 5 \7
‘ 1 ‘ - happy people who lave me aside n: s . - '
. . . v. z 1 ‘ .15 ,
e WS 0 e m . 7 “near cares, and are out {or a little 7» . 7 l, . .L :7; _ If?" "I “'0
O a“ harmless fumdancing for an. faizy- .‘~. ‘. . (r - “=1
'0 land for a week. special vaudeville I7 77- . ., V 7": . ,‘
7 V acts each night by New York ufists.‘ - ~ -
St ' k Qu tations lN NEW LINGERIE - —— 777777777 7 ~ 7777 77 77 =~ ‘ ~ ’3
o A: the last committee meefin gpublished,Imer. ‘ - "3.
0c which was held at the Phoenix Easing“ _Tne coxmmnee is endeavoring to ‘VitSI'UBGTOIN. June 21—3.; M ;,
‘ . 00- Headquxrtem. Fridav. June 23 179-38”? new?“ 3;] opportunity of see- gm“ 0; :13“: legality or the $55 0: - a
' . ‘ ’ ling a. para 9 1.7 worth seeing, of utter on . ppin" Board 7:25sz -«- ,.
. Cknnsy, Starchy Carolmos Only {om mm the mm; sub-commifteeghavhg an opponmm, of Mum in a side the mmflfl: um ,1 be... . .1
Lu. How York Stock nebula muons, reported for the Memories of the P at. “as 3,213“ effect that speczal maximum“; harmless amusement out in the mined in an em} m. “1:77 drier-v Q
. - ' ' “'85 8 taken I) the various r9. - l ' 11‘." h' - “WT-712731 3 “-
m m], a?“ I“ W“ wires of Moples ‘ W nations. societies.y clubs. indtfstriens, {open on the Green every night for a General Daugherty. {angst for sech‘ “1
' Brokers, and Men 111 W mile“, 85 WM' ~ _ _ commercial firms. automobile owners,“;eek“and If it 51“.?” Fla-’3’?“ my. a rulmg .1135 been made by Secretary ‘4
h W South Nor-welt. loo-.1 corrupondent of H. 1.. Horton & mammm' H". cm", In I and magnum, who have 0mm»; an- 5;:581333’53357—7 ““1 i3“? ““0737 3133:: It fats (famed .l the Tféasxrzr 7L
' $06k Benin ‘3 w m . nounce their intentions :0 participate; ‘ 7‘ , ‘ men 0 F. at the urgmg 0:1 «l
’3. we" 0‘ m '.'- Y“ ‘.’ “wk-"“3“: to 8"": of in the parade. Many a: the orgxnim—l AY L thiblmf‘m Cmmisgionfi' Hai‘nes.‘
ark own tent “0: none will have - nderml 303:3 asf 7‘ .3 connse or the enforcement unit haw .
k . , wleRR. .485 ME '
a” --— vrell as a bxg turnout of their organiza- : 3 . “‘5; h?” “‘1‘ ’13? Treasury 7‘:gi;Zz-.:3'€:357 :
B. 1.. 1:10 B. L. 1:10; Lingerle 0f 0WD” d8 ,chlne and twain marching order and all are en-l COMEIARD OF THE 93 30W drawn. do 80: Fromm: such 3
. . - ~-;, -;. - Kansas CH? 50. 24% 24's 245.3 ' 8301291193 has wiped the Sisterhood deavoring to capture the first prize in ‘ mes. . ; 7.: if
‘11“ Chum” ".‘ 7 c: 3 6.12 h" ' 5:117:77. 49%; 45‘; 4532 ' of the red flannel: of! the map. For "381 6‘355- Mans of the merchantlle STRATEGY BOARD A brief “filming the new reg‘éian ‘ r: ‘2
All: Chalmms 4.4“. 44": 44 7a K .. Copper 34 1“ 33;! 33;... . no article in funinhxelppurel has {111- houses are arranging to enter unique -—---—- “0115; excepting Shipping Board res- F:
An. Can 463.3; 463/. 46‘: K-:;.~tr1n-; The 1,331 15.1. 35:... a dergone the rapid change m recent 5990183131.: floats 3.: an aovenisiug feat- (Continued from First Page) 861? 31983 With foreign craft from eke . .3!
‘.n. Shlp & Cum. 1:, 19 19 . . ‘ $1.591 7:35 7:13 7:13 . years as has (he “(went From #3:. 'hee C(inéfnhtee “1:! be .glad to P 3 . _ opereuon of {he recent Snoremr cg?“ ‘ .3...
Am. Smelt-3m 501,; 60 6") . «4.; l'ete 2710 19-1 1‘12 clumsy, berufl'ed. mu. cambrles i; 90:”). mil: rents who are ln.erested l ed. We 5:17.913 not oevlete from tlze decxsxon banmng In ”3315!? EIQUOF‘ $11137. 7 7!“;
Jan- Sugar 73-... 7'; :2 75-, . ,W “25.33 3% 13' 135- thev have grown more sheer each sea— _ 2 DD trifle. panlcwate .n this program 0. general poucxesv commn- ments .and aka the prevmus opmxerzs .3.”
‘ Sum To‘: 4“ ‘I’ 4!: « 'I'c m1, “1 21 ; - "l l hold blg July 3 afialr and get the benefit tee of the United Mme “’orkers. which of the Department of Justice. when --
m 7. -- . . d 77 fit 3 . , son until now onefwd 08515 3 or publicity that will bring direct re- is many o (3st to Be 01- (0 t have held. that the row-s:- z 3'
Am. 7r”. a; 7n). 1.7”.) 1-» 1-" “when 21% -1 7; ~1 A week—end} sum-1n the palm of one's . . . l ‘ 5 9“ g ‘3 ‘ 3 ° ‘ 7 p 7‘“ m” 73’” =77
All! Tob 139’: 1:19 13’.- \’ Y (amoral 95,7 ‘95 3’4 3 3’ - ' 'xurn. All art:- “Flcome. live onl)‘ thing‘. wage €03";ch by section or (as. follow the flag at sea. was prepared cry 3.
. W v“ ’3 7.27 w - 'kvl' -\;;-'~5. H "as "9‘ "91- ~ hand. In fact. one 39w York house'that 1".“ c-nmmmve ins-.53: on IS that.tr;f5,7' , Solicitor Manes of 019 Internal R=~v- 7 x
A“ "3:“: _. a. ,5] ,2 53;. "\.( " l” i" 6“ ' :6: €671": as; ‘ which Specializes in lingerie has a all such advertzsfitg features in'thef ‘\?ASHI_\°GTQ_\‘_ June 27.—~“’ith the enue to accompany the request for a. f;
M0 L7,? l. :f “7:" 3f“ 7‘77 - ,1"? . -- , tiny. patent leather smtcase about way of husinpss. floats must be d9m7’bimmmous coal 31“)“: situation m1- final ruling. it was said. Q:
Atnhleon J . .5 a u a 1 ac. UN .5 :4 «7 W .. rated \‘ 7 « -- - k l l 3‘ .~ '"
Paldwln Lora. I” ,1, “:7.“ In I" 3.77" pp.“ 53% S314 3.4 Height Inches 100: called ‘0 pull 7 7 7 0 “3‘5““ 0‘ “l": 3‘ m “’5‘“ m changed aZter the conferences of .
Holt ‘5 Oh" m ‘ 4”,. 43 ,7; ' ”L " V ’ 4-3;. 41 4-‘1- l troussoau," which holds a nlghtgown. "I“ “7"? 0f Pam“? ”'WVfi decorate... lPresldent Harding and Secretary of Safety Alway' 3
- 7 l0 7/ -6 1t. - 1.. it -. a 7 7', . _ A! the present time the commute-o 7 -~ .- ' ‘
mm. Steel 73:. 7.1,. 77.2; palm” Co. 120 120 12-) : undenest and a «mnbmndnn set {or ”For mu mt“ band“ will be iv “”1 Labor Dausovuh‘ ‘John D. ewis, Oanldea ofa trustworlh)‘ chauffeur? '
01!. Pete r" 53 ‘33 ha}: ( (3:50, 16% 1‘33 151i . the bride. Imagine ‘ bride of a few Aha s;veral of lb? Orgnvzlzation‘ )‘xav‘; . president of the l ruled Mine “’orkers lg one “in! keeps his accidents off the; S3939 £7.97. .7- ‘ _~-_ . 7m
an. Pact. lzlfi 12R 12’» i };t;gdi;’,g 7.7735 74%. 741* ; wars hack trying to crawl her nlghty assured the commit"; mm ”m; Wm ‘- of America .tlzere had. been no lndlca- front page. I athlete :T‘r’ci’7~~~ . , ,1 l:
C7? I "-3, ,..,, .,..., . _ 1.7 34 1.41. z t “y , . 7 . hon today ui want (umber steps the little '7.) 72¢ w . — ‘1
on. Aathpr 4 ... a .. 3 i}{-»nL T,pr; 34 ,. _ .. ,4 . .n o . d d haxe Drum Corps and spectal music of Admiristra‘ion m‘ght ‘eke in its 9" ‘ ‘ - '7
Chant)!” Mm Twig 5:415 631': .1710:st Dutch 601.; 532% 5-1“: The rlse of the «rape e chme an their own : ‘ ‘ ‘ “7 7'
' -. , ,. .‘ 7 -f 7'17. a" . 7»... ‘
Can. cm. 12“ I; ll": 11"- : s7 {7.41.77 r, 8': -, ‘.J 31-;- gwrgctte ln lhe maklng of nmlerzar- The lmc of march will he the entire 7 1:? "21.32:, :3. boztmiuwéugxreftwf’!
Chl. 3- I- 4 7. ‘3’: 41 2 'Slnclaar Oil 32%. 31"- 32 ‘ "tents has been lnterestln to watch- length of Wrst avenue into South ‘7 7 ‘ .r e “7' ‘ ‘ g '7 7“ ‘8‘
co . p , M, 03, , .,.. l . . .. .. ..-.- nafr . g - 7 whooame here at the request of Sec-
m ""1"" H 1 7; ‘l .. l I 2.». {M Lair-nay - at n ”:3, 5 How shyly we put nslde our while “u. .\orwalk and the committee is now 327- ”Mar“ havis. 6“?an to remam an-
Cr‘nrdhln Hum! 73L; 715;, 7:1,; .s n x J 172;. 19.27. f ens and namsooks as we gently ranging to have a counter march in :1 7‘17. “‘7 3713' m ,
Cum Cane . 1m... 76!; 37,14, '9 n x J 17:. 11.7.2. 136%; f n R de Order that all participanfs in the °‘- 6' 1’ m 7‘57 ”17mm he “‘73 37““
Endlvo't Johneor 79 --9 m; 4. P7- .1 r4; “6 “W'Ded “to our '31 pin crepe {wrade will hfi able to 9,9 my whole to have no furtha‘ appointments wuh
- _ ~ 7- ‘ ‘- _ j 7_ .1”, T--. ' r-hinesl Plnks have Elven way to more “ 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ . ”' fl'irlafs todav.
”mom! Players "-1 Vt S'v .~7 ,';‘-.' 4:477? 4-. 7.. .3—7 7; l’ld 1 Bath v in me affair. as well as the spertdlors. , ° .7 Q ~ ~ . ”_ . '
Gen. Asphalt Ml; €425 £412 :3- . 47 1! 471;! 5 f" 000's- 91’ en "35°. Full information as to the ”page” . ‘\\A..HII\GTD.\. June .7-7.——llealleng
lien. Elwmc 1m. 17.7. w. I'M/'1. 5.7a.» 5.2%; i “5"” or “me” an" "e 9"“ “'7“ or the formation. lime of start. full "mi ”N" dFSdWCR bell“??- mm? We” 1‘0
Gen. Motown. H ”7:. H 3 ‘.‘-.0,“ my.“ “‘72 1 35:69 as passe. line of march. etc" will be» giwn 139.1 ators and union mlne Yorkers will not . m five ‘ 3 KAT?
“am-drier: 7.01;. 301;. 391‘ . x .r .137. gal Matchlng underwear to the shades John 11 Milne will act as Grand voluntarily be abated ta." eilher party ... . M cm each 31mm 1nd. sad. 2:“.
.6n. North. r77 £1 3; 7m; 71:; 3 7, s: . ai’a int: i of one's gown ls fushlon's latest whlm Marshal. assisted by Michael .1. wer- f0 the C011! Strikf- ‘h" Admlmgmum‘ 7 leave. 0! lettuce. Remgccm‘wig’JS; ‘2‘ _ .
6"- N'm-h “77 2“»; 7-" In 292:. 3 z7, A ¢“r.';t~r 633—,» 6:25‘ ‘ and no shade can he too colorful for dam. C. I. Evington. Edward Duffy. ,v-‘as prwared inlay. msronslhn? offi- mend chop the mat in: all , P . --C-«va-a- . . _
humminn C. 47 14. 4M; 4m; \7. :s7li'j'r. sure; 4 7; 44‘“ I the llnsrerle of thls season. Hose 0! 070275.57 "- Richmond as aidtsv who “a!“ film-”“9737 ‘0 0“" 3 “3““ m" “e“ 'mm (:0. the tomato $1.33: "3,333“ 333337733 ,r'
In? Mvr. Mar. T7. 77-17 --» l «v- 77 m {41. {93. 1 r. ‘ I will bowl”: the several dlvlslons. :gotialing "W differences, WhiCh- it "3-“ ' 7 - - m c C‘""“ ""77- ”d
l . .- 3. .- I .. . . r. . - a . - . .ray fade lnlo bloomers and petucoats , .. . . . end nerve Spams}: Dressmg. » 7
1m Ni: kn! ””1 1,3,4. ”,4. l 3..., .31.“; 4g 4; I (f the "my tone For "3e navy blue Following the parade the phor—mx- i ueheved. coulc} not be torcted by ezth— P} . —To one cup o§ Have ._2 .. _ F
., . .. r .. . . . . H "V . a . . -lrike. w — 7' '-
r‘r-smmes there are lovely shades of Ennéeganiusrl :agngxarqfig 1:11:33?" {numb .. . add one teaspoon fine}; c ;
3 3 “fiend": and purples. ' : talnn p r 3; bee qrfrnnzosl 3.0"} ' ~ ' " ped Pimento, two tab.espc-c::s
. lJ. Magnum 3 The mum,” chemlce means to e; er“ Runny! as“. ;\\ J m 1“ 4'5 Korean Peanuts Wear White. , — - olives, and one tablespoon 20:27::
g Tr.» Urbznthzv Illllirllrzg Ass-mzanmu ' ' ‘ ' 1 "V m" m‘ ’.‘}g ‘ 0"" :‘7‘ “ 3' . '1 The peasant women of Korea weer : ~ celery salt. '
| I l " H~ "Hm! I l’ lrrcnrun'nnj Yr; have ”*0 dim ed for the present Whmh “my a 3'0“} tourlng car “l?! be M; mlrel They wash their was ' ’_ . F
l L"; .V T." -} .1}; A (win. -., gm. and the chemise with bloomers or step- lurnrd ow-r to me luck: share hold'fi'. w e e b 3*. r1 I 3 330 d .
——__.. . ‘7‘»... .33. ”31,, '10,. ‘ my“ in drawers ls the favorlle sort or and the lmautiful prizt— cups will he :nn‘uallt 3'2““: :10} 0b a“: “2:02;;
WALL 5‘ 1‘ A» ”HT-‘14.- onlygvn‘wr..wn Ila-:87. l. on»: 4-. F. u: strm- ”“39”" for 5"” “0‘“ Th“ mmbmu' prefemm' 7 . bgutl uplhe Knox-calm \‘awaeai
Dril‘wor‘thy 3W . ”4.13,, ”H; mm. tlon ls extremely practical. for the 30“ “‘1” 5“? 0“ "‘7" 3’9““ a “‘3 l” n: ‘ ‘ '
duck m: rk‘! ‘2: ..:.-.v w 21-... 22.. {a n H} l'hemlsw can be made long enough to . . . » 3 x
mm: jam. “€qu ,1; take the place of a pettlcoat or short When .Is an Addltlon of Calcmm to ()ur Fwd
7 'hchlne Co. 0 I"
(Ipom'ng a! .‘ .‘r.
U-"Z—lllKlll gain
.2 Lu: palm“. 9 ., maul: lawn vast-ml
I” 1204”,. Pam Elm :l'un ".'\ $05!. 1’;
points. Whllo; tn. ‘ll" Hunk gum-d a
large tritium, 4 '2: .".'.l~o, mi.- 41.1
It": arll‘w- ll“, '.7 E.‘l..l 3 show”) ll-
"mllflf'll'v'. 70'1" t n u. .M'Ui .mrl l'uml
ammlnvs :7 1mm l ts.r.~l~ruh-l:»'.
Ehippingu 71ml . Namath; omwvl uml
rchangvm m tlw n.v..'.-..;j. ln-l vwxv luf-
Irrgt
‘WALL S'l'lclul-L'l'. Noon—Any un-
131 N')‘ tuwumiq Ill'[ll‘n'-‘7lll‘ :xl Ilurlns;
'H' murnlng T..." ('2' Iv k‘tl iv‘ l?:‘-mr,1.:
b'ullvlvnng munqmals (22'. Slexlcun
Poirolmnn and l' .. l'rmrr fur." of the
wont-iv umrkvl. 1 .nl IlH).fH7} upemng at
I pr ant. 34- NHL: l’llrolrum r:x~
dead”! I" an; dwiizr to 19]. from
‘.Ur-h H 1.9.... .3 1-: 2"7 1... fl/‘rm'wl by
.a: ' llxl-r w-"w 3.; Luv-H7 of l to 2%
yum!” ll’.‘-”lH.“7l "4.2". [IY‘P-‘UYF :xgdi'nfl.
TaruAms 'l!,’.i1~7 l'wvw: I and I’m-:27)-
o77.. (.Jlllf'flhl.‘ l ‘1'! 1: 7.77:. Standard
fills o!‘ 550?; .lr7-- r-nIl f‘n‘i‘orma and
6' new! Avpl. v77.
Writs lnrlwlr .l
'21:). Sluvlt “ma.
lttvnrlmn! of ‘l to 2
l: .‘A’r‘llllt‘u‘i as Bald—
ii‘lhlt-lwm and Cru-
(Yuk-3. 8' In: 5-511. v.33 “".'!k"?!! of
177.4» rm?! 1-! ;:.;: :lrmwl 3 points and
c.0370” airy; H." d.
WALL STIHIFJ'I‘. 7 71’s 1:. nl.——-.\lnlr;-
largnr'c- n.’ 9"”. rzxf‘ money m'I-s razor-
(”a inner/77.3.77! rI-strnlmnz lL-fiu.
on" rm hullluf :u'lvll'y and the mur-
Ir-t was oompl-lwl to absorb a smart:
flaw of omn- 27 ln :1 mt»:m:n7I-. Hm
hunk“ flsatlwul nu! null bw'anw un-
interv-xtlng, a-wr; th- wlvlo flurtuallrmx
in Mexican P-lr'olnum nxrmnz ll"!!!
.Huntlon. Mvnrun I’Mrolr-um plum:-
041 down again to 17m. whlle Pan-
Amerir'an I'svlmlvum t-xlhntlvd He loss
(a three polntu, tnhavr rtl7nl~.7«:"w«~ak
m w -re I'm- M‘w ’lll NIL. \‘rmalllum
BINL M u‘k Trm'k l'u-‘ulmg. Alr‘hlsflh.
It‘lllgh Valli-y ;::7vl Norfolk and “Fum-
cm. l'nlon l'mif'c exm-ptlonally ad-
vanced om- palm.
—-—_._.__.____
m: CORPORATIONS '
ARE DISSOLVXNG
TI ’1
W of (.‘apltalluuhm Also Hec-
- mind at state Home.
Certltlcatea of dlasolutlon were filed
‘1 the Ollice of the Secretary of the
,S'nte yesterday by the corpomlims.
one at which is or.’ Hartford.
The Palace of Sweets Co. or Merl-
‘en has voU-«l to dlssolw; and all
claims to be w-nt to Morris Older. No.
. 1026 Muln strevt. clty.
The East l"UIl.’AlUl'-'
’ort has dlssolved.
The Bowditch lisp \‘v’urks. lnc.. o!
Putnam, has dissolved and all aeeets
transferred to Bowditch Uye Works.
Inc.. of Rhode- Island, which assumed
cl! obligations of the Connecticut cor-
pol-anon.
The E. G. Manufacturing Co. of
Heinrich has \‘oh-d to dismal-7: and .71]
claim- may he Kent to F. B. liggle-
1:01). No. 203 Main street. Norwich.
The New Haw-n Palm :ihop. 1720..
h vote of ltn stookholders. has dis-
..‘0. u: :lrlulgc—
' '.nived. Claims may he 39m :0 Frlnk’
mock. No. 42 Elliott sweet. New Ha.
m.
The capltal stack of tho lto'xworlh
Milford has been re-
.dnced from 8217.375. consisting cf
‘3 g“ 1.035 shares of a par value of 325
“ch. to $184,334. to consist o‘f 8,695
‘m of a. par value of $21.20.
The Bridgeport Liquidation Co., 11 (7..
no decreased its capital «took from
«12.840300 to $225,000. a‘nd the par
‘ “In: of the shares was
arsnmtlonam-
” decreased from 35:: to 55.’ Each
“holder has been paid $47 um um}:
Cettlncates of” incorporation have
When filed by:
The Hurt Cobb Carley-Co. o! Wa‘w—
~11. merchandlle Luise-e: «vital.
W3 w7flth11mfim, '
r’. e
3 WALFSJET‘NEWS
Tim-n “us- 7. L'rrul v7logr'7“ of Sufi“-
‘.‘;n l:. ll. ' S'Hl’ Allrl’lvl .
'.'.-- "l‘rfi" ‘. n".c;r {3.67 714:
:nz‘ 27!; Winn E; "i .‘:.:.:l;-f ml, 1 1&3le
1:” "u“;l'Ll muuzmnfe 1:. Musical:
l'-'~ 22-." 1‘: y l: ‘7'. 'i‘lv 5.2577 of
”Hy-2'74”. l'oh. f.s«1-:-j:zj.' “r."- cn a
3.41337 Mal“. on} r 31?. “I l-lldlvl‘. Wining-
l‘L: ‘.arlla rm l‘I- .ul‘vur.“ h; .‘7‘4‘2
.‘512'rv‘3'l'g’ii rlw hf T7.» xxmn‘s sin--
.I .77 ‘.'.7'5. ’flu'v urn r.;‘«‘.:. “3.0
"' .glfl final l'. .71 .‘lrnerh .1 lsmxs
»;~'7 21; pmmh Was.» It; «PH—lull! tlw
'.un‘kf! I,‘.l'u’.’x’l't.’r tut ,‘H'ma l’lhr.
‘ {""‘"l.'l.';2 l3.“ bush! of '73.! .914? (If
7. ' :r-s. (’.' l'.::. Anztriven for n' c-
-. ‘.'," l’rfr. 'l'l'wrr “o r rle’-.-
l ,I- a n2 “ping/:3, ll: :' -fll‘l l’; ll- ruff-
!t..l TIL/,r r,-;:l.,;,k p. ”1.. ,-m_, n: gs. ,_
Ml-k. :;. l 'nruv- 7."~N«t
my.“ ,7::::."x~ v.‘--. l---
lfr‘i Hm." “- "’lll-’¢~ xn‘v .-’.’.7 i".
r102." H“, Tll'r: ’.‘ .‘Uw Ymk "7-232.”
127 ‘-.‘-znw.;’;v ll‘ll‘lhll 331] ‘.')?” 7- xvi-v79
man's who {Swami-ll H.199. .\'r'.\' Yirk
“Ml 's'll tam-s 1.1.7 lflfon- rlzv 7m!
of I?” rmrem week.
EERMAN mums
lflWEMN nuns
LUXONN. June (By Assor‘law-d
l’rr-ss.)-—The rapid rwtovery 0! Ger-
many other”. The Germans “"115 not
is emphasized la a report of the De-
Wpartmt-nt of verse.” Trhde.
(‘hiiv like many other vountrlr-s.
the r--pnrt says. owes to tho ”7‘5!th
{actor in the world's markvts
"-
-1.
7:7 a
today.
Tl.» firs! llrlllsh firm “HIP-I (stab-
llshmd lht-re three-quarters of a cent-
mv ago and “'74: followed shortly by
many otlwrs. The Germans were not
long in taking up sumnd position in
the WM. followed ln very recent
5.7.1.75; Ly the l'nltm] States. Some
.vtarn before the war Germany be-
,rumv: a strong competitor of Great
lllrltaln. and the l’nlted Slab-s alrad-
ii-z.’ munwl ground. From the nut.-
l.~rf:ak ot the war. however. every-
llhlng wr-nt in favor of the l’nlted
,Smtvs and from 1915 to 1919 they
’sw‘urml all of Germany's lost lrade.
plus about 10 percent. of the British.
“There every indication." eon-
cludvs thr- report. "that the British
manufacturer has now much more to
fear from German competition than
from American. German lmports to
f‘lmrr increased {rom only 1:35.000 in
1919 to 1.580.000 pounds in 1920 and
a very marked progress will probably
be potivahlc- ln German trade with
(,‘hile when figures are available for
the present year.
is!
STOCK HROK [IRS SL‘SI’ES D.
i. xrzw YORK. June 27.—The New
York Consolidated Stock Exchange
today announced the suspension 0!
F}. E. Fuller and company. i
The company maintained branch
offices in Horton. Philadelphia. and
Cleveland.
3 ‘A petitionln bankruptcy was later
‘tlled against the company on com.
'plaint of three creditors with claim-
uggregatlng 316.000. Llahllltles were
listed at $509,000 and assets at $250,-
000.
Federal Judge Jullus M. Mayer ap-
pointed Samuel Stfaaburger receiver
under a bond of $25,000. The firm
is composed of Edward M. Fuller and
\Vllllam F. McGee. -,
Fuller. head of the firm, recently
was swamped ‘wm: notoriety when he
mum-sauna. ‘
enough to be worn wllh the heavier
nouns and suits. And as all gowns
are made on straight bodymtlnz llnes.
these garments do away with all Im-
nécwixury walslhands. Those clwmlles
are all made wlth the short emplre
ynkes with straps: over the shoulders:
the slmps are mmlc- of the same mate»
rlnl as the garment rather than of rib-
bon. They are made In gold and all-
ver cloths to match the evening gown!
as well as in the practical black.
Most of the Annex-loan made llngerle
ls made of crepe de chine. xeorgetle
or radluxn sllk. From Pans we have
the triple Valle whlr‘h closely resem-
, Mos chlmvn, but has body enough to
l the It wearing qunmlen. Another
I Imported malt-rial ls printed llnen ln
3 colors, the prlminz balm: planed ”7-
border In a black sllhouette design.
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A REGULAR “PUSS m BOOTS”
This wineome outfit I: donned by I
promlnem “movie" our in her modi-
fied Rue-Inn boots. The dreu, her
own creatlon, I. 0! tan jersey, with
embrolderod silk dots;
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Beam’t Top Conn.
The wlng or cape sleeve la {agitated
in a good many of the season‘s top-
conta. One smart model. made ,0!
plald wool material In a hen weave,
laud sleeves to flare from shoulder
to lower edge and much longer than
the arm. These sleeves were seamed
length and below this. they fell awax
from the arm to form a decided on
The coat was full length, belted nd
flnlshed at the from with a Tuxedo
revere.
‘l-Wloavy Wm; of Jul-toy.
together on the‘under arm to writ”
l
owners. NO ‘.’AXVNS.
LOANS UP TO $300.
Repayable in S m 15 monthly instalments. or as (ls-sued. LAWFCL
upon unpaid balances.
THE MONEY.
make 7119 loan;
confidr-ntlal.
INTEREST CHARGED.
TIME YOU KEEP
.VO CHARGE unless we
FREE: everything strictly
anv'l LOUI‘II‘OUS. everything being Tu
FELL \X‘RiTTl-ZN PLAN givsn you.
434 Mam Street'
Norwalk 1-4795.
ll ’i‘mllv
A SAFE PLACE TO BORROW MON EY.
WE LEND MOXEY to hours: people having mead? jobs. or incomes,
on HOME FlTHXITI‘RE. PIAXOS. ETC,
Also ltnd on NOTE algae-d by responsible persons, and to property
Hamish a conneczion will; this SMALL LOAN BAXK that will prove
our and U‘l'i'l‘ :0 be prolitahlo to you.
BENEFICIAL LOAN
SOUTH NCRWALK AGENCY—NORWALK MERCHANTS A550.
8 NO. MAIN STREET.
Applianimza may be left at the above address in person. or ‘Wrile or
\K‘ITHO ['1‘ REMOVAL.
FOR THE EXACT
Nolhfnz deducted ‘ln advance;
commission and advice
SERVICE is considerate.
lly explained without hurrying. and
Put your obligaiions in one place.
77 77077770»
SOCIETY
STAMFORD.CONN.
, (Third Floor)
‘1.
The End of the Game
By Thornton W. Burgese
Where’cr you go, what'cr you do
More chance will play a part for you.
-—Whiu£oot the Wood Mouse.
Behind 3 tree dun-ted. the most!
frightened little Wood House in All
the Great World. Row he did hope
that Buster Beet hadn't seen him!
But Buster had end he was liter thlt
little Wood Home in on instant. An
old log lay oi? to one side. The little
Mouse saw it end turned suddenly
town—d- it. The sudden turn wu
ell that sewed him. Ail! was. one of
Buster's ElliI pun almost landed on
the end of is all.
Around the and of the old log ran
the little Wood Hone. It Wu 1 big
log and by keeping close to it the
little Monte we: partly under it and
pet 0! ll ht. Buster Beu- ulnaply
hooked hi- i; elun Into that log end
pulled it over just on he had done
with one other log under which the
little Mouse had trled to hide. With
I pitiful little weak the little louse
started to run min. Be Ins getting
very tired. It didn’t teen to him
that he could run much farther. Every
second be ex cud to feel one of the,
t purge Buster Beer. 30 «bdn't
ooh beck. He couldn’t. Be 1nd to
one his eyes to find» molly: hiding-
1311*.
There seemed to be no hiding-plies
nut. Be an and run and ten until
finally he crawled. under A little
bunch of dead leaves. He simply
couldn't run another Iup. That ter~
rible'black [lent would get him now!
Oh. how he dld $713!: that he hadn't
been venturesomo end held-tr and
never had left the deer safe‘ one
when were his {other end mother to
ntch out (or end look after him!
W}: dldl't flue . terrible gins:
come . With his on tight that the
lxtfle Moon ““9?an voiced. -But
Butter Bur didn't come. Little by
little hope [reef in :th heart. of the
little noun. Could It be the“: he had
been, too smart for the: terrible
flan” Be recovered fi-hle breath.
'ttle by little he lesrtxged.
still.
tint
All the time he be, pert-cur
It nan-t be flat be but given
the: that the on). The little Home
began to think we at him-{11.
11$..th “in”
‘ whine! 71%”
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1
W
a” _ .
Buster Bom- u'mply hooked hit big
claw: into that log mud W
it over ”
didn't know it and presently-he de-
cided tut it would be be“. to get u
for from there no he could. So, peep-
ing out to nuke sure that no one was
watching him, he took to his heel:
and ran again. And all theyune he
was running he kept thinkmz how
smart he had been.
Now the truth is that little House
'lndn't been snort st all. He had
been lucky. The: W“: #410 Ind
been lucky. You see when Bum: -.
Bent Ind pulled mr'thet old I
behind». which .the little Home
darted he had uncovered 3 great 11637
of‘unts, for out: door love to make
their nests under old on. Now t1}.
insular ter Ben “without out:
he forgot ell nbout the ma: House.
finder is very fond of enabfiith hip
Ion; gonna be to liekthem up.
It in tint be rated end
W. e was quite
' ‘to‘luve thine/Int: .‘
minnow
Get it today.
—Advert£sement.
Urgently Needed
By mothers during last. four months of pwtmvryy :1 75g.
By children...” infant is not as well as usuai a‘ r. 7 7 7 7 3;
second xeeming if first leezh Show {he has “x 7 . 7 gm
pale and will not lhrive. If there 2’: a {2327" ;
By young and old. Dur‘nz CGE\al"S\ . - of
nervous Weakness and proszralion. .. . .2 =d
and ananmic. “'hen colds and catarrhs are . ‘.‘
family undency to consumption. 111 (3.595 of .55-
beles. '.XVhen wounds heal bully and 1.57mi is .7
in all cases and by everybody when «in: and c;::..—..;.; . ‘ .r :1
calcium. .
The use of Bio Calcium is b72595. (r. 3-: - .~ 77 la
authorities. It has proves its 3; z . : ~~ t 7-3
approved by modern medical scum-e. . » ::l
but alwaw beneficial.
473 days‘ sum-l3: and complmc whn" '7 ‘ V ,
For 583‘: in Se. Saw
(lows.
.
Thls display shovs
Armstrong's linoleum.
sary in making linoleums.
It is very interesting.
Ahgevine Furniture Co.
18 No. Mam' Street
lectric Light and
ower Securities
The Stocks and Bonds of well established Elem-17 ..
rand Power Companies are becoming increasmgly l" l
safe and profitable investments. ‘
Such companies, serving entire communities and v?“ 7
under favorable public franchises, have 3.11 355111173 ‘
free from competition, with constant and increasnzg‘
for their output.
Public Utility Companies of this kind are notavh‘
from efiects of severe depression and their stabihty
ing power-has given to their securities, both stocks am
a high POSitiOmamong conservative investments.
We recommend such securities and shall be glad *7
specific suggestions on refinest.
mAnnsiron 29 Linoleumm
flfiuyFloor intheHouse
from start to finish
The Armstrong Cork ("morally lmw lwmm. ':~ _ ,,
timlal exhibit which is on display in on»; u»: «
u .5..-
allthv lllgfl‘tftll'.'l:’“; ‘ ‘ ‘
It also shows the: many ; ‘3
Yell should MW 5‘.
“NORWILK’S LARGEST STORE"
SO. NORWALK.
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