~mtfiern
neia
and:
York.
.- Into New York Stock. Exchange quotations.
Sentinel, over tho priv
“ ”it“? $3“:
Itroot. Bout o oo o
members of the New, York Stock Exchange,
ate wires of Naples 8 G
reported for tho
oldsohmidt,
in unlisted mitt», 85 Washing-
orrolpondent of H. L. Horton o
43 Broad Street,
PETERS’ nmn
WHITE‘PLAINS. N. Y.. June 28.--—
District Attorney Weeks today filed
with Coroner I’itzGerKild an affidavit
which he said would obviate the ne-
ccssity for an inquest into the death
Shannen Win Strike on
July 1 Unless the Roads
emergency which might arise, It will
be recalled that when a railroad
strike threatened last October. a list‘
of .owners of available motor trucks
was compiled. with a view to press-
ing the trucks into service. to move
freight if the railroads were crippled.
A committee to co-crdinate the agen-
cies of Connecticut industries will he
.. “' ,. ' Emir: 7 "1 ' wan ' -
1 1 _ .. m f . g . . MAY. JUNE 28,1922
There was little indication that the
railroads would seriously outsider
Jewell's demands to hold back g the
. NEW" ,YUHK. in... ‘r
(3" U $00,000,000 'wase cut and restore M. Schwah. a: limrm "2.... '
e 9 Cut in Wages abolished rum govern.“ we...” CLERKS TO LEAVE hm SW _ m... M;
conditions in the shops. chairman o" ‘1” u. {M
.~ . ' . . (Continedmfirst page) Rail union ofliciais continued their (Contined from fir“ page) T00) (minpungg 1+: " > i mime:
h m 1 conferences today on plans for the . McGinlq-y. My. 5 1- it
Stock Quotations N0 lNllliiiSl INT" ?..".”:.:.:;°0::"::::: ”ancient: rrrrrrrrr m... m... .. a“ W“ by
. plans drawn'last f ll r d K L they hastened toward completion of miners upon an automobile in which the C9fllpany, » .,. at
a shoul meet any which he was riding with two companions,
tuc canvass of the strike vote,
is said to have been overwhelmingly
in favor or a” suspension in protest
against the wage cuts and rules laid
down under edicts from the Labor
Boat d. ~
Maintenance of way employee.
clerks, slgnaimen and other classes
whose wages were slashed in recent
orders. would, in following the shop-
a;
UNION MINERS
DENY WARNING
SCHWAB “"“Wrinig m l\ T
N - . Liqy.
was erroneously. said to have been an
employe of the Catherine Goal Com-
pany at Uniontown. Major was em-
ployed at the Union Coal Stripping
Company. with operators near Laf—
ferty.
Mr. Major was going to the Union
Chin-«Company s’trlp mine at the time
he was shot. according to county offl-
Bimiliiillur
05100300
I; of Clarence Peters. for which a first appointed by President Stanley 3- men out on a stp‘ke, take' more than cials who investigated the attain He The BSSZ Storage Bhllt‘y‘v Fn ‘
H L 1'80 8. L. 1:30 dt'grce murder indictment has been “New“ 0! the Connecticut Chamber one million employcs out of the rail— was bald to have ignored 3 request 0‘ The Williard Bath'l‘y‘lmt2“;qu
i .. 671'. 67 ’;fi 6&5” ' . Tl . 1: y. 1, ‘6 I“, returned against Walter S. \Vnrd. vice— ‘3' .ommerce late this week, possibly road service. In spite of this, rail a mine union oflicial that he cease tery service 0.” all “333's of bail-m
Inuit-d Chvmir 4' m 4 49 IU'HWW N t: 7" g 7“ " president of the Wan-d Hakim; com- °::;;°;;I G omczais have asserted that the roads work as asteam shovel operator. hav- This: deséaglglshmmt is (one?
Allin Channels 49 9 Lurk. Sitar] 7' 2.1.; , puny . In H, June 28.—Author- could continue to operate to a. cer- ing declared. according to the om- 003 e a West rive cu.”
. . .. , . _ . - .iOm
AM. Can 40 45%. 4“ :vlr\ll“.lll l'orio 185 179 1R5 Thr- affidavlt reviewed the case-and m"! “m3“? ”I“ jurisdiction 01' Sheriff taln extent with train service cials. that he W33 financially interested here find.“ very “"nVr'D‘EOm 10 0::
Am sun» 5:, Com. 10% 18% 18% Miami Connor 281,5 as 23 mild um since the cause oi’ dciitlx mm H. 6- Woodside were expected to be i.‘-ml:ioy98 and telegraphers remaining ‘“ the mme- in the plwate CO“ ‘9‘] Gilli-MY loi-
In. Smollvrs 5.9% 53% M7,; Mb“... gm“... 1331 1: 5;, 335's lit-on ascertained by a Grand Jury. it out 1" force “WHY. t0 taken hand on the job. ' N0 arrests have heart made in con- the particular service ‘1"‘931‘Ed;nv
Am: Bu ur 791 79 7'.) Mn. l'uc. 20% 2"31 '2!) 1% was not necessary to conduct an in- in maintaining 0M". 5110“” a march None of the Big Four Brother- “9‘3“0“ With the shooting. the care and attention 3'0“ she v I
m on?“ Tel: 39- :m 30 ”mm.“ 2.1“; 21% 21V. (UK-81. 0" "1?"ch planned against the Love- hoods are affected by the wage manor ”new that pmlimgs its “re Millim-
nm' Tel & 'ri-i 1201-4 120% 120% x. Y. Commi it“. 2»: um Allan It. Campiun oi Ward's chl- Mi“ Hollow region; between Eliza- Hons due. July 1. and there is be— “hem” m ““3 swan“ mmess‘ Phone 9°8‘ '
- Tot; ‘ ‘ ”1;; 1“ 56 1“ V‘ i N.Y.. Nil & ll. 30% 37.; 25% sol. said today in: hoped to have the “”31 and Glflfislmrt nlatt‘l‘ifllize- lieved to be little likelihood of the.
twin. Woolen 57% 57% 37:5 Nor. me. 75% 75% 75% lnillt‘ininni, ll:lglllSl'\V8l'Il dismissed by 1“" march vas 53“ ‘0 ll“ planned trainmen joining a walkout. ‘ "
‘ dcondn. 5-1 ,1; 5,,“ 5”“. yuc. (in 56% 56 66"; the end of the wo-ek. after he has seen ‘7? 7‘ It'l‘fi'i’ crowd of minors Who 1'08- One road is said to have one ( ‘
A‘ilchlson ”V”, mu, 9“: 1...... Am”, ppm, 5.11," 79% H the minutes at the Grill Jury witch “may for?“ 3'05“"! Of {our wagon hundred engines repaired and tuned it .
id ‘ l ‘0 1‘1”: 1'“... 11...... 1.0”"- R‘ R. ‘2 3 3 indicted Wurd. - mints ill Roberts Hollow. Threats its roundhouse to meet a strike 4,
3..." "Jo???" . 4:; 4% {Z 4:1,; PM) (in-r is is M Mr. “’oeks. howrver. is expected to “W“ “a“ ‘0 hi1"? 5“?" mad“ ‘0 work- enrarcency. 1»
Dotti Him-l 74 i; 74% 74% l'ullumn (to. ll9 '1 19 11'! 113k for a stay or the inspection order. ’11:: a:,,:::,-n]:.2;:} ‘t‘mfhtg': 1103:? NEW HAVEN, June 28.~NO spe- ‘:
’ ' ‘4 A um . . . v ' '1 ; ‘ [1C 0 i? S ‘ . '.
on. Pot“. «m. r»: L «r r-i-‘r CW“- 12:; 121/: $2.? R LK SOLDIERS Cm... Co... company. clfhci(i;f0:31:13n‘§: tghggfnggfgejeoggj 1, For Men, Women and Children at. Piices That
. ~- 'r‘ “11! - "‘ '3 UV ‘) “
m“"‘“.”' “(L 9i," I'll, 227 liviiihcli‘fi-i in 11; 097/; 7M9 NO A T” "mm“ ‘0 "0 mm“ 0‘“ “may anions in the New York. New Haven 4' Are MOSt Reasonable
cm”. 4y Uh o 1.; :ii ,. IA; ”1;, 1;! .; lmlvh ' 59 58V; 55% LEAVE SATURDAY had as its objective the Closing of and Hartford Railroad system. held t:
000- Gun 1].. 1:15 1411:; Q. :34 1’00 mmk 741 _‘ V. 74“; / some small mines in the Loveilule ““5“ rd w was my...) out today 4, $2 98 nd ‘1 I
. . . 4 r.’ . .rurs . * l i V . . "' H ‘ .
auto ll'rclnlucm 10'1“: 10314. 10315, Sn. l‘ni'lllo 885$; 88% mil. Continued from First Pale. “on?" ““ion' it was understood that the :l ‘ a p
«arm-inn. w. 7.1:»; 71% 711?. Sini‘litir on 311% 3w. 32 —— DETROIT. Jim? 25--M850°ia"‘d «irrlcgams had before them the 4’ ’
'- in C 7. ' Uri; 16/ 16 Ho liziilwiiv 314'; :sq-g 1.215 (‘nnm-i-tlvut National Guard, it necni- VFW-“t—Tflhulmors working 0“ ”19 results o to count of so-called 1’
" "”l'.l W“ -.,:_, my 7..., s (I) N J ' inn, 1%: H.311, oil likely tmlny that the summer strike vote at the headquarters of the strikrr ballots which had been 1; -
“things”? I, ;; L3. 11-”, 1;”; s H N J Pr. “6% “a 1W M-Imluli- of training would be dts- Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way distributed. It was stated. however. 1-, B Y, i
G y A" ’h} I: (7' “ (L? 6'...“ s, m.” 351,, 257;. 35.15 arranged. An advance detail or tliirty- 1""10105'98 and Railway Show Lahor- the: the vote was almost unanimous ‘p
In. ‘H‘v' ll ‘ :7 "'7 ,2 If?" m;l(]“h’|kor 12.1.1] 12.; 1.3;.“ two men from the sewers] units 01‘ (“r-5' 1101‘". started Spm‘dink "D on U1?” in fat or of authorizing the proper 1| ’
“on. l'“':.".“ l"; 'L; .1» 1'; , 1,.” N '(Vn 473* 4674 4 ~54. ilu- 102ml Field Artillery was sched- C‘M‘Lk today in an effort {0 E101 the officers to order a strike. if such a. J k
W 31"} hi”; my 'IlR” 3%“; 'ik'fi 1 (m. l“l'0(l mi; so M 14 ulml to leave 'I‘or Camp Ennis. \'ir- bulk of this \‘0t0 compiled by the com-5r.r were deemed necessary. ‘
' 0‘ r ‘7 l ‘ 23- ~ ‘- " "‘N '” " ' ' ' _ -— 'llllfl Tlilu'sdll mornimr [0 make 9‘1“ 0f ”‘9 WH‘k. Th ‘ ll ' ' l l l i t “7
.- ~ ', .. ‘ I, . i‘ F m" N?" €62! & . y , ‘ (,5 opmrnsunons leongng 0 V
3'3" Scrip. I," :2,“ 22% :1”? :01: :1}, ‘lorrcs 6412 $1,: (”41; the noon-wary preparations for the. Approximately 275.00“ “8110*! out the system federation of the. railroad VEGETABLE AND FLO ER SEEDS
r . or I. 11‘ .. u. - .. , ‘4 ' - ‘ ' ‘ ’ " ‘ '. ‘ '. irlmcn hundred men of the Field Ar- Of ‘3 {0‘31 that is f‘l‘llm‘rw‘l ‘0 "‘3’“ (‘mNOVPS' department or ”19 Amer— “rs
. )‘ ~.. ~ - .. ' ‘ -... .. ,' 9.x! nsi/ _ ., , ;
Int. liter. him. i l. .- i l I? 7 1' Z S" f‘p' 12210 1"" If 101.1; ““0”. "m“ which are expected to 400,000, were on hand here today. “‘81 Federation of Labor, and it is We have a fine assortment of N ery StOCk ”1°”de Plum, Peach I.
If". Nlt'k‘vl ‘ ”1% “>1: '1‘“: i'i “' '(“f'fi'j (:‘l "1 ;,,,‘ é, “ entrain Saturday. and Of "7059 031W 35.0”” had “9‘?" sum Hint about six thousand men in Cherry T1385. A130 Grape Vines, 9‘0. ;
{humerus ( ily 50. g: :4 z I “all,“ Ii‘il'lyll'glhifl 4%” ‘5‘: 4’4" ._._..__.._... lHl'IHlllalC‘Kl. h h an voted on the question or a strikE. We also carry 8 full line of Fertilizers and Insecticides. '. ‘3
n . ‘nper . 03:. :A .’ ‘. L . ', ‘ ,‘ lllllr‘l'slil) 1‘0 nunw ‘10 vote i us far. hnwewr- 3* and according to delegates that vote » E L -
Rm” S””"“‘ "1" 4“ '1‘ “ ll; iI in. ML 29:; 33:; 26.? mm: or wrusxmr shown sentiment among the maintc-n- wax-(mod a strike. PLANT EARLY AND OBTAIN BE“ R W Ts "
. ‘ ~~ (till: . :ll’ 33.x: PH. " 0.0- -’~ . ‘3 1k . .r . - r r _ r' " t ‘ ’ 1
“3 4 ‘ r m... .. .. mils." 3:;:‘.’;*-..':::f‘:..i:- c.2332: 2:12... °‘ “ “03.00:”.0.‘ 32.011: media: SOUTH NORWALK FLORIbT 8‘ SEED STORE
, . . -i . _ . . I u. l l i
Wm...” I...” m .. “mom“... hp... L5 muLunclrilm. Juno 29.——lly iminnmrznmt of the N. Y., N. H. & H. T°l°Ph°fi ' “at“ Mal" 3"“ ‘
‘i‘nmiitinn of lllt‘ incl that the current ”to lnolwriy of I. Swirsky & Son. mum-mom llt‘lwm‘n the“ mannsmu’mt it. ll. Presidc'rnt Pearson and Gcn- _
isllllliv‘fifl for mom»)- rates was only :in lllJHll’ in lwlirllf of George Finley and 03' “19 Pennsylvania Railroad and oral Manager C. L. hairdo are both
. lllv‘i-ll'llt of llli" forthcoming 7mg“ '_:§,1_ C‘nxnpnny of..\'0\\' Jersey. who reconlh‘ rrrpresentaiiw-s “I. “‘70 important Out. 05' tO‘Vll. """ - ........... - -P P ..... p - ‘ -.- -'--' I,”
WA Ll. S'l‘li ii i IT.
I“:
I
5.1) :1,
I". "r
Railroad slim-H. iii iv unilur moderate
n-ll‘mg pressure at tin» winning of in-
sewn-«inn.
. hid
.‘li
M-nr svtilvmi-nte: and that lowor limin-s
would soon prm'nll caused :in «Volt-H1
demand for numerous stocks at mid-
\'nrinus groups \- wr-
up with operations In particular
‘ll‘l‘l'n'
scoured n judgment 0! 3237.000
nmiiusl the fornwr. was denied by
Judge J. \V. Banks in Superior Court
_\~‘:‘l¢*l‘il:l)‘. Thv judgment was secured
inn suit. which alleged that tho.
groups of its omployos, tli‘c wage-s of
42.500 inmi.;89.iim in the mainten-
nntn of way dopartmvnt. 'and 3.l"-0
in the telegraph and signal depart-
ment. will in“ re-lucml on .lul)‘ 1. 10
EXTRA mam; MARQI'E’I'I‘I-T
‘ ' R. R. DIVIDEND
NE \VYORK. Juno 28,—Directors of
School Days Are Over
“‘ clays Stork Mmllrl .m .i rrsull 0i" ilu- sharps lll'lli'illlll n l‘t‘Hlllll Man of ‘vml 'q“i"k"-“-‘ “a“ "m"? a l-rt‘m‘h 0' con- “conform With ”‘0 lnwr-r cost of li\'- _ . v .011 ' call for Shoes lllal “'C‘il‘. \YL‘ ll'lYD 7%qu
. firthor situation .i:- i lhi' gi-Ili'l'nl list ‘ ;1(-(i\it\'_ Howl-Tm 1v, h. :fi-ori-vi ., ',i,,. lIHt‘l in i'vi‘usini: to accept sugar dur» lug. 42¢ lwriii conditions of employ- the l’vrv Marquette hallway today (16- ‘ ace“ (1335 ‘ ‘
. \Dus lrruuulmix In“! r. M. xii-nu l‘ir- : oi" six ~palms. while many ml“ r oil ‘8. in»: war (lays. lH‘i‘HHSQ‘ the prige mc-nt, and the" demand lot cheaper Clarwl an )extrn iiixidm‘ld of one per Of course they .11 wear out. but they take lllt‘ll‘ illlir' an“.
" linoleum was i‘iill.|-r1l';ill\l'l\ llt‘Klf‘i‘lt‘Il. ( sum: imprmwl 1 in " pom“ 'l‘hn ,m dropped ln"l\\'ol‘l‘ Mine of ordering and irunsroriiiiion. V"!!! on the flu) Pt'!‘ rent preferred , '
the Mn mm: «mu! Hum nl' is“ showinx“ ilpp'onrlout film-ls mdlora 'inil ru'ilw'iq rm‘vlpt. The plaintiff sought ‘0 CHICAGU' Juno 2Q' (Assni‘lulr‘tl ”(Wk- ng we” as the i'r-Szulur 1 1-4 per It. a
- l I -' ‘ 1 ' " ‘ ' . ‘ -~ .. ~ . -~ . - . ' - l'rvssl.--The‘ ultimatum svut liv ll. will dixidonds on both tholivo per _ - ;
no ‘llilll 'v Il' Hi) \- «iv Ill. .' llllll l'l ".' 'r ‘ r: . , i . ‘ v . ~ ‘- -, ~_ " "I“ ‘ ‘n‘h "9 SH "H“ on th‘ 3“th - _ 7 y . .V. ,. .‘ ~ 1‘ 1 . 1 't‘l‘ v \‘iC'illHll 0.5.3“..in
Palg-Alllf‘l'li”l‘rl li'. huh-”Iii: “\t' III-(lip::‘v‘,1T.‘1‘rgnfiyfft':"lli'lnlhl rthZLimt‘K"; llll‘lll rather than the whisky. The .\l. .lvwvrll. lion-l of the railway mn— t‘t-ni px‘vf-‘rred and prior preference \\€ ‘8 all the 11999533") sljfltb fix ‘\ . 3 ‘ ‘
cinc- lmint. “Mi. Hm "ii" Nhiii‘iw lulu ! iiim'ilkl‘u'iluvliu '91 lo: 'kry I Hilda; motion Will: “PM”! llr‘i‘nllnv- of nnllm‘ imoy‘fi. department “f ”w “"‘.“r“‘"" issues. .
‘ that min-h i lli‘l‘i l' It‘llli' lN‘l'l‘\\"ll't‘ : "i: .qnl l' C lL‘ill 7!: . ll‘ll‘é‘li'uill- < 0! ”pin“! in ”W Suprt’nm Court in the I l"(‘il"l‘1|ll0n 0f Lillmr. to T' l‘(*\\'lltl . - . . . .. . . . ' ‘ ‘ # -
F rmrk’iw llill‘l 'iml \\'v':li-rn~ l‘izliliiwfi‘lo.‘ -\ll’" ‘1‘ 1‘ .l l ‘. 1-; ’H “m ’ Al ‘-' r 0” damage suit. C‘ ylm‘. Chuirnlnn of tlw Association ‘ “3113“.“ I“ ‘7‘ "KIT‘ “I" V
5101‘! um! mu.” Ilmrluii-k "NIH“ “VIN“. \-‘ 1 ~ l‘” ” ~‘ "“ ’- of Railway Trixi-ciitivcs. that the 4.....- BIAS BAXRRIPT .
fractions in rm.- pm” |' q g‘tmj. ; w‘ ** ‘ 3"()"Ll| “A" I‘llll.()\l.\'r"‘ ml'i shopynun of tho nation's rail.
mud”... <1.“ m l “in“.hvh.‘ Zr .1”. . ROY ‘1 ARC ‘NLT‘I FRO.“ lllll\lil\'(‘5 ltl'_\l ; roads \\‘nlllil no on slrikc unit-Rs the 33-3" "\Vl-ZN. Jum- :R.-——A lmnk- l O I I ‘N; 00
plum flu“. I ‘H ’ i‘ “ I ”mm.” I'll ‘ J ‘ " " 'l‘lic (‘mrmwlicui l‘uli'lniic organ l‘orfil-risiuns or the Railroad Lnlmriuplcy petition was tiled toda}' la."
t‘ I'i . ‘0 I0‘ t‘ ‘ g _ , . > , _ ‘ . . 4
- l ‘ ‘ t ‘V ‘ llu‘ [llfllllvlll‘illl puny in this Furl“. i lloiiiri Wore ignorml and present = lew‘ A. Hmvlrfl “WIN”: «‘15 the R0331
'"nm' 1 01‘ P ILEItS VlbIT HERE i “‘ilillrl ll‘i" Gin'i‘rnn‘wui in insist iizzit ‘ “"lfli's maintained. today was met T‘ilruilurrr company. \Yniv‘rbm')‘. listing QUALITY FOOTWEAR
. ..._-.._ _.. iii.- .llplmnnllc .ivnxusmiiriiii-qa nlrroad with silence by railroad managers. debts at $29,556 and assets at $27.400. h N 11‘
“’AIJ. STIHIM: .\'0nn.—<—'l’ll€‘ 711nm. Continued from Page One . .. .. . . . . . - . ' ‘
a o ., '. iln Hum «i i rl I -" i (undue: .it 99 ' ou orwa
.t'l Bll‘i'ng‘ilu nwl iiin'l'ii: llli‘ lll‘sl hunt: anfipml .Hnnurg “-h. i‘n 1h. \' may hi‘ 1...... W aShlngtOIl St. S
”P‘dt‘iill l'i‘ll1)l> 'llll row-
‘ . \vvro llw xiii-sis of Past Gland Regan: in the House
‘ ”mm” 1" “’lllium l‘. linyi or this city. at u
l vlrnlo-llnl loll lull-k ‘ llll‘l“ (lllllli‘l‘ {\l l‘ill‘lilll'.“ 1’0“”.
v'rmipmo-nts. COPI‘N‘Y‘S.‘ Al (lio mr (tin: Grand Urutnr Prank
mil mmnry. lliv li~t :icniu
”‘k’lllnr. Mv‘ili'nn
the points and
1 l'HlMN ”l“ -l . .- _ . . , ..., . I N‘th‘d. In an :Hiit‘ln in tho current ., ' V ‘
nun .\mvrir:m i“"‘*" ""“nw “NW" i‘r‘i"l"n‘i\i.‘::sl::{Jili'ipufiri‘l} ”1" mm” “In” ri issue: lhr‘ l'nlilnl snvs lhv lovvrn- . " '
5"“ KIH'L‘ “1 l "‘ Willi“! 1' l‘i'll‘l“ “"‘H‘ “mm”. in HIV , “$1,... llm “mm.” mrgmcnl "should Show to it that Al‘nvrit‘nn .r. . Q
”TX". |:- (calm! \splmlL Standard ”H. Suprvmv “mm!““”041“... ‘;.“h;r~nusuls. ministry‘s and nmlmsmidurs 9
r. (“in m i alumni... i‘iml-rn :iml smvrul ”1,. “mm, oillvvrs M— the Grand Coun- 'ilmi'i lllillllll’" “1‘in 0:: duly." ----- S n . S no 611111ny
. :22“. domestic mix . "(in tho limiting i-ii of l'mmi-vliu-ul llllil or .\'v~\\' York: , W “at-VD 9 l
. n mwmnu Inir- (ll iiur lurii‘vnl. tor STATIC Pnl.li‘l‘.\l}\\'§
fir Every Floor
from start to finish
IUCSIGNATIO‘V .\(‘(‘I".I‘TI".I)
The Finlo Police Commissdon \ersirr-
,dny accepted the rc‘simm'inn o? Flute
GINGER. ALE?
and ispv‘i‘iuillr-u. I'Hileih’ Amoriv-‘iu (‘iii‘ 'nn..‘- “.H huq‘m . . ‘ v ~ r . ., r“ ~" I
. , ‘ ‘ n . .. z . aster. A luncluron l l olii cmnu Lclumd l.. l ii...~.monq o
Anaconda. l lllll. American Smelling. um] ,...f,.,.,.mn,.m§ “‘4‘21‘ Pillfil'i‘d :iftrrr,\\'oodhur_v. No action was loll-m in or t mo . 0 you
a
Giant ltnv-hur-lt and (‘mm (‘01:! forfeit-
l
.llw rrrulnr liUNlllf‘SH “IVOUHK. the the cnsrrs of Sour-“ant Aril‘ur .\l I'in- . ' . . . - q. V;‘ir:..::_
3“ 1 l“ 3 p“""“» AHONW‘I‘ rnlly 9"! I’lllv‘l‘illl; Mini: done by the New ell. now under s.isi-o‘i‘.siiwii. and i“f"l— Ill? Al‘l‘llSll‘Ollg Cork Cillllpilll} 11‘“? IO‘HNJ 11> “'1 M
A bottle of Clicquot Club is the
«fey-«,ég-sggerr . I.
if! lK‘l'OTI“ noon. hut |lI\'i‘slmvnt sh'iriru ‘Flllr'fil‘l (‘simlv Kitchen lccr l‘hill ‘V ”qu0 Mill (if win-m ' ‘ ‘ ' ' . ‘ l f ‘ 1" '"‘ “m “V .‘V‘: :'
. .., . . .r . . . . , i . . _ , . - , a . C . 011k 0 0111‘ ._1_i ,.i
(specially ml" “"r" Small-“l" l 71‘5" ‘ll'flill‘ luoko up at a into hour. have “00:: in:.-«~ti::t.tnl on ncrouni of happiest, fnmdhm N You an “01131931111,” “hltll 1” Oll dl‘lfld" m '
. -—— ,li‘rr‘ mwsls leaving by train “lid (“1- Illl ‘iutoninhilo :mcidr-ul on lhe Mld~ fill two slams from one bottle. dO‘WS.
WALL Si‘lll-Tlif'l‘. 1:30 p. m.—Rc- ‘iomobiio. , (lloscx pikt‘ a few weeks ago. TWO glam of golden liquid alive in
This display SlIOWS‘ all the ingredients that are .u
Armstrong ’5 linoleum. It also shows the many iii-mam“: -
sary in making linoleums.
a!“
1-
with sparkling bubbles that leap joy-
ously to the brim! Man or woman.
boy or girl—they all like it.
Clioquot is purity itself —-_ pure
spring water. real Jamaica gin-get,
wear. and the necessary fruit Juices
to make the blend and the taste.
Clioquot Sanaparilla. Birch‘ Beer,
or Root Beer. All are equally
Retreading Vulcanizing Accessories
South Norwalk Auto Supply‘ Co.
90 N. Main St. Telephone 1591
It is very interesiirm. You should see it.
Q
Angevine Furniture CO-
-..r4..c»-..-.o-...-...n'.cop.--nonpr
pure and ddiohtfub E "noawanx’s LARGEST STORE"
m CLICQUOT CLUB CO.‘ : . Main St t SO. NORWALK.
mammoth- u-‘e‘fi . 181% ........ ________________ ;-_._,,,,,,--..
.1. Smash Go Tire Prices
GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES
$ 18.90
26.40
33.60
34.60
35.50
ALL OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION.
Electric Light and
Power Securities
. t . _ . ,.: . :l
The Stocks and Bonds of well established Elm-1.». 11:7le
and; Power Companies are becoming increasmgly I“”‘l“-‘M"l
safe and profitable investments.
5 12.25
17.80 '
23.05
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24.85 i
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32x1
33x4
34x1
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Such companies, serving entire communities and r‘r‘l‘r‘i‘fi ‘
under favorable public franchises, have an assured 2
free erm competition, with constant and increasing «1"3‘1‘WI
for their output.
Guaranteed 6,000 Miles.
Blackstone Fabrics $13.75 $7.95
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‘3 ' WE LEND MONEY to honest people luring steady jobs, or incomes,-
on ,HOMf FURNITURE. PIANOS, ETC.. WITHOUT REXOVAL.
Also lend on NOTE signed by responsible persons, and to property L
INTEREST CHARGED. upon unpaid balances. FOR THE. EXACT“:
TIME YOU KEEP THE MONEY. Nothing“ deducted in. advance; ,
. NO CHARGE unlesswe make the loan; consultation and advice
. FREE; everything strictly confidential. SERVICE is considerate.
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7 Public Utility Companies of this kind are notalri):
from efiects of severe depression and their stability (It 5'”
ing power has given to their securities, both stocks and
a high position among conservative investments.
20 Per CentsReduction on Tubes, ,
Star, Norwalk, Blackstone, Fisk.
20 Per Cent. Reduction on Dia-
g mond, Converse,
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‘ ., l , _ owners. No PAWNS. .
g I 7 . " ? LOANS UP 1393300.
Repayable in 8 to 15 monthly instalments, or as destred. ILAWFUL
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We recommend such securities and shall be glad ‘03 1‘51a
‘Errspeeific suggestions on request. '
Hanes, Silver-
thn Cords, Breender Cords and .
Mono Fabrics. .. "
‘ “‘ , * and courteous. everything-Winn}? explained without" hurrying. and
,. :FULL WRITTEN megtren.m :Put yourobligations in one place.
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