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Mexican Pen- 1091.2 161 16°
115% 114% 115% Miami Copper 291:. 29% 29%:
e' $3? $394 19% Middle States 12% 32% ”39
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Jun. Sugar 51% 80%, 81%? n 21% 21% 21%
_Am. springer». 38%, 38% 38% égugsocentral 96 94% 95%»
Aim. . e. — Tol.122% 1‘2 122% 1N1 NH & H, 31 29% 30%
in. Tab. 143% 1431.4 143% lxon'pac, 76% 761/. 76%
innuendo. . 53% 53 53% :pm on 54% 52% 54
Atohlson 102% 101% 1021.5. l’an Amer. Pete. 7m 71% 73%
mirrors“ 12:34 1:231 5% r .. R- - :2
. 9 5 1I’m). Gas 86
uéh' Steel 76 76 76 Pullman Co. 121 120 121
m. Pete. 58% 56% 58% . Ray. Consol. . 16% 16% 16%
than. £2311“ 1331.4 138% 139% ; Reading 7434:. 32 ‘ 3:2?
:mndler Blot 65 37% 39 ROI" St?“ 73 i" ‘d l 1"
. - $5 5376 65% ‘lioyal Dutch 541/4 531/4. 54 A
M &' Ohio 59 ' 68% 69 lh‘ears Roebuck 80% 79% 30%
*“f- gill;- 121% 120% 121% 3%. Pacific 90% 89% 90%
‘ ‘ ' 43% 42% 43% ;Sinclair Oil 30% 29% 30%
7 :11 Products 108% 107% 108% ‘80, Railway 24% 24% 24%
12b; Steel 82% 83% 85%, ’s o N J 179 177% 179
ilndléo’t’lnfohnson {Hg-x. 3% £13314 ‘8 o N J Pf. 2:17 1:32;. 1:39;
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‘- “n.5, 51 $4 5214 \Vhite Motors 48 48 48
CARRO, Egypt, July 27.—Thirty—
tour French soldiers have been killed
in widespread disorders
Syria. following receipt of; news that
the League of
ratified the French mandate for Syria,
according to advices
yesterday.
The situation in Syria is described
as being “extremely serious." I
It was reported a month ago that
Charles
Ambasmdor to China.
dered arrested by the ‘French mili- ’
tary authorities in Svria on the
. he batting firm
charge that he had aided the Syrian origzifszelgigglrg 8;} of .Danbury have
hatmnahsts. This report, however._agreed to accept it; offer for con-
proved untrue.
NATIOXAIJ SPIRITUAL '
ALLIANCE TREASURER DEAD
LAKE PLEASANT, Mass. July 27.
———-Dwight \V. Thurber, 69 years old,
for the. last five years treasurer of the
National Spiritual Alliance. died today
in the Franklin County Hospital at
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. V . ,..—_.__..__ j— ' A _. - ' -- ELDERLSI COUPLE: wool?!) WED. YARDM‘AK MAKES REPLY'
.w , ..”., ._ ‘ ' , . 3 . 3 - ’ DaN’BL‘RY July 36-——General , ’ . ,
. - , - ' . stillin‘an l‘. 'Kneeland. 67- 0’: New Al'o‘lsed_b¥»fl‘e Cfific’sm Amfed' at
e WS 0: 3 e * Inall _ . York. attorney and ‘ Mrs. Estman him by Forlnt‘r President “also“.
‘ , ' , ‘ " 'Johnson also of New York and ap- _ -——-—-— '
_ u- L- . . , . Q proching the four score magk. gr: JACKSON. Miss-y July .27.——1A;rou:;d
NCH SOLDIERS here awaiting the elapse of he 7 V by criticism of his candidacy or» e
34 FEE days which must following the ap- United States Senate contained in a
ARE sum IN 3mm
pllcation for a marriage license' and
its issuance to non-residents.
_,,,_______...
throughout GENERAL ROGERS HONORED
WASHINGTON, ’ July 26.——The
insignia of Commander of the Order
of. the Crown was bestowed. today. by
the Italian Goverment upon Malor'
General Harry L. Rogers,'.Quartermas-
ter- General of theaArmY. in recogni-
tion of his services during the war,
the ceremony 01 lnvestiture taking
place at the Italian embassy.
HAT CREDITORS AGREE
Nations Council has
received here
R. Crane, former American
had been «5:-
firmatlon by the United States court.
..-.—-—~—-
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PORTUGUESE NEGOTIATE ,
FOR REPARATIONS PAYRIEXT
LISBON. July 27.——The Portuguese
letter of former President Wilson. for-
mer Senator James K. Vardaman isp
sued a. 1,200-wo‘rd statement. today,
in which he‘said he did not believe
.Mississippians need to be told by Mr.
'Wilson for whom they shall vote.
Mr. W'llsou’s letter contains the as-
sertion that he thought that “it would
be a great detriment to Mississippi :if
he '(Vardanlan) were returned to the
Senate." .
The. former Senator said: _
“I can only assume that his OppOSl-
tion is for the same reason that he
opposed me in 1918. He then said in
discussing the question that he would
be obliged to accept my election. 'as
a condemnation of my (his) Adminis-
tration.’ " , ‘ .
Mr. Vardaman said Mr. Wilson's op-
position is founded up‘on the fact that
“I performed my duties as Senator
with the intention of pleasing and
Government is preparing to negotiate
a. special agreement with Germany for
the payment of war reparations in
kind amounting to 990,000,000 gold
serving the white people of Mississin~
pi and not to 1319359 or flatter the oc-
cupants of the White House."
AlWa‘ys Delic$
AlWayiRefreshEg
All All
' Sold in sealed aluminum packet, only
BLACK-GREEN—MIXED
Never in Bulk.
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REVENUE MEN START ‘STEALS 1m
, TAxonBIVE AT SHORE ' LOOT 1-1;.“ “x
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New Haven, July 26.—A drive ‘ FAIRFIEU , . uh,“-
to ascertain whether taxes are be- theft which “as
ing paid to the government by shore afternoon we..-
resorts hereabouts was begun today amount was loo
by deputies of the Internal Revenue took a bag “in; in,
Department. All available agents’car of a Bring. part
were being called in and sent out to only a short,
visit the various Hotels and Inns. the load was .3- ;
Accounts will be checked up at each the bag of 1.. pm... In?
place it was said. of the road, 11m; loot l.‘
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Greenfield. markS- l " AI’TO son‘s REACH comm
g ‘ _ . :~ ~ . . “"AR DEBT. , q ' .
PRESIDENT onmaoox I‘l-‘DDGVOF ALLIED , Samuel hweskln. of .Jamtord.
REPORTED IMPROVED *WASHHVGTON- JUIY 27-“The brought suit for $800 damages'
MEXICO CITY. July 27 (Associated
Press).—President Obregon's condio'
tion was reported improved today. the
TWnperature of.the last few days
having almost entirely disappeared;
The
members of the cabinet yesterday“ He
is still in bed.
(Tuitcd States War Debt Funding Com-
mission met with Jean V. Parmentler.
Director of Finance of the French
‘f'nnr‘nnts
against James P. and L. T. Coombs.‘
‘of Greewich allegl
ng that the
de- ;
reeklamju *4‘" '
Treasury. and special financial repre-
sentatives of France today. and ”81""
by were started the first formal nego-
tiations leading to'the {Inding of the
allied war debt to America.
president received several
gainst his car
'two
claims against Kweskin for
for causing the acciident which brings
the contention into the Superior court.
19h. The,
counter-.1i
31.000
in May.
defendants brought
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WALL S'l‘lll-lel'l‘. 10:30 a. m.—Au
irrcgular tom- muz-kml the opening of
the Stock Market today. Studebak—
er, which rose 11-22 points in the.
early trading on reports of increased
earnings and the,- possihllity of higher
dividend disluirsmuvuls. was :1 strong
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feature. Rails. such as Northern l‘a- l
«cific, New York (.‘t‘llll‘lll. New Haven}
an! Canadian Pacific. unule large,
fractional guins.- i
United States Slg'vl. which {UlVfllH‘t‘ll I.
one—halt" point. apparently was not;
affected by tho pessimistic tone of:
weakly stm-l rm‘is-ws indicating ll:
possible fuel Clltvlfi in that industry;
as a. result 01' mil priority orilm's. '
Alexioan Swolmuill opt-uwl higher;
and then l'l-av-tmi. thv common show- 1
in: a loss or mu-Jmll‘ and the cvrlili-s
(ates of 21-2. Air-xicall I’t'lroll'lllll!
and California l'ulrolvum rocisterc-l?
fim‘fincs of about :1 point while l‘u-l
critic and I'l-u».“lm‘ri<‘zin Oils were:
ft'acticnally higher.
“CALL S'l‘itl-Illl'f'. Noam—Tho mar-l
fist became more irregular (luring tliv‘
first hour becuuw ol‘ the incrcusv-(lj
heaviness of Aluminum Seaboard (mill—l
man and tln- (‘vrfilivutvs Support sot;
in. however. at ilw lower levels. both?
issues umnking siflistnuliul recoveries. i
It’lotm-s stronglh :u-«l under lead 3
of
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Studebaker oml Chuiidlcr and Steels
. )lulnnoy and his oldest .
came forward on buying of Crucible
and Gulf States. Mexican Oils were
firm to strong. notably Mexican and
'l‘au-.-\mcricnn Petroleums and several
of the Pacific group. Stronger feat-
ures among rails embraced several ot’
the coalers. Southern Pacific. Alclli-
son and Great Northern pfd. Equip—
ments were rcprcscnted by General
“t'i‘l’l'lC and Westinghouse at material
advances. (‘all money opened 'it 3%
per cent. ' -
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\V.\LT. STI‘IT‘IET. 1:3"l p. m.—Th0
market strongtlwncil pcl'cvptihly (llll‘~
in}: tho midscssiou. Consolidated Gas.
which advanced 2?; points on tho un—
uouucmucut that tho directors hail de-
(‘lurcd a flll:ll‘l"l‘l}' dividend of 552. was
tho strong individual feature. Central
Tillill‘fliltl of New Jorsoy advnncml 5
points on changes of one point “0—;
l\\'¢‘i“?l solos. Most of the other rails
guinrnl l to 2 points on extensive buy-
ill'z. Stools. innlllstriuls. equipments
and Mexican Oils all shared in tll'c
lIT‘llr‘l‘lll mlvuncc.
SAVED FABHLY 0F 'l‘\Vl-‘.I.\'I’.
July ‘21.———.lohn
John .Tr.. 23
yvnl's old. roscuml Mrs. Malonm' and
(-lvVvll children from' their burning
dwelling today and then l‘r-ll to the
floor ovorcomc ll}: smoke. T‘utrolmv-n
mrriml the men from the building.
which was badly (lamocml luv the
flames. '
T‘- RFDCTON. Blass”
136 ‘Vashlngton St.
The Textile Store
South NOrwalk
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On April 2151: we cut from one of our stock rolls five 3:“:
of Neponset and iayed it on the sidewalk in front of our Vi}:
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would mean that-10,000 people held walked over it during: "1;
100 days it had been exposed to wear and weather. homo u x:
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