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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 10, 1922 · page 10

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M“! 7855 I" 73% Keystone The 8* 8% dam t ‘ Com- BOSTON. A» . 9.—Four men were
53% 68 63% ’Mcximn P13"? 1:1}; ‘gg £12,; 31:1,:fiabocxfggg 8ft:- 19:33:11.1 the§asphyxiated at“; are late yesterday in
59% 58% 69% fi‘ddllfagm CS «3% 32% 221.4 Ford motor Company then refused to the basement of the Harris-Forbes .. fi~
Loco. , 1191‘ 113% 119% 51.1%,” 20% ”a 20% meet its obligations-to the AfietnaCom- building, 28 Federal street. Painting . . .»
gn'IPhCom. 17% 17% 17% lN. Y. Central . 98% 97% . 98 my, - . materials with which the {our were _
’80“, 8055‘ 80% NY NH. 5; H. 31% 31 31% Under the decree of the Lnited working exploded and the fumes o‘er- ~~ » \ .
39% 89% 39% info,” pm $3 15 819;; 88% states District Court, the Ford Com- came them as they ran for exits.~ The I.
Toi- & '1'". 12256 22m ”2% pee. on 52% 2% 521.»; puny had a gear infinich to pay the dead . are John Lune, Philadelphia.
90% 90% 90% par; Amer. Pete. 743‘ 74 74 $599,000 obligation with interest at 10 foreman pointer; Vi imam Dempsey,
53% 53% 53% 'peim R. R. 4555 1654 465.13 per cent. and certain fixed charge-“n Philadelphia; hibert McCoy, Hugh- / ,> ‘. . l: - _ . _ .\ : . . .
102% 101 102% lpeo' .G” 91 91 91 The year expires Friday and today ton. and an unidentified man, believed . _
124% 113 124% lPuilman Co. 121 12035 120% in. Acton Company received a check to be from Philadelphia. . 7 ~
5895 51% 58% in); Steel SP... 109 109 109 {or $744,292. covering the entire More than 1.000 persons. many of . . .-,
7w. 7124 "ms may. Consoi. 1m 16% 16% amount due. “‘im “mm ""9” at “Wk m m" ? ~ 0111' a les com 0
50% 56% 56% lReading - 769’. 75% ‘ 76% ..._.———-—-—-—-——‘ building when the fire broke out. The . . , .
142% 141% 142% ‘Rev- Steel 73 71% 72 INCORPORATES “1TB _ first intimatit} they had of the. fire .
39 38% 39 lRoyal Dutch 52 52x 52% $50,000 CAPITAL was'a burst of names through a cen- , . .. ,
57% 56% 57% §Sears Roebuck 88 84% 88 , tral stairway. There was a rush to ' S 0“ ,
75% “5‘ 76 ,5 '90. Pacific gg 91% 92% Columbia [father Goods Corporation the street. in which nobody was in- ‘ o ‘
122 121% 122 ‘ 3Sinclair Oil 30% 30% 30% of New London Files Papers. Jused. After the bodies of the four ‘ - . ,
45 44% 45% ’90. Railway 2! 55 2635 26%. painters had been discovered the fire- . . .. v
115% 113% 115% s 0 N J 180 18° 18° The Columbia Leather Gm“, 0"" "1911:“? thehdeadflgm 0“ the side- Like the sweet Wild flowers they grow, but they need more care, and the morq
911‘: 90% 91 ist. Paul 32% 31% 32 poration of New London was ncor- wa 0 rec t e basement of fumes. ~ . . n 13d Women Will. 1') . p
15 11% 14% ifStudebaker 115% 123% 123% pornted yesterday with capitalmsilod: PARKIVC ORDIVAVCE care you give themv the better Stronger me a; t 9y bCLOlll -
841,4 84 84“: horas Co. ' 455‘ 46 45;; authorized at 550.000. Papers 9 a . . . . - . .- . .. . ‘ . Y ‘
12% 1395 12% {Tobacco Prod. 78% . ray. 73s,. {are office or the Secretary of the suite ENFORCED. ‘ . . The seeds of pnde and cleanlmess planted 1n babyhood Will uoudily rang
69% 68% 09-7-3 I'n. Bet. Stores 64 63% 63% {show that business will be begun With A score of automobiiists who ha through hfe. ,
i?8% "8% 178% 1‘. S. Rpaity 70% "' 70 70 i$5.000. The incorp‘orators are Sam- violated the parking ordinance were _ i x . '
$3: 33% 33:. 1‘" S‘ gm?" .3?“ .333 133’" u:l\Ffledeai? 1‘3 Eié‘ge‘bggfifii 1“?" ”3' '3” p33" ‘“ “8.31”“ “9' This store has provided eve g to help you that we can think of—a section
- _l,'. S. tee if; 0 .‘ew or a - ric yes er ay :1 .rnoon. ey were , . - ‘ - - . ' . . 7 .
90% ”is 90 ‘1'. s. Steel P1. 120 1199i 1192;. Jersey City. N. J. brought to police headquarters and secluded and comfortable BtOCked W1 tht things that baby Wlll need £10m its ddV en
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39* 39" 39% ”a“ 0°99" 65% 65% 65* The mam“ cafetma‘ 1“" ° warned that ”new“ of me offense until it graduates mto the thmgs for larger children and that 18 another story.
40% 40% 40% _Vanadium Steel 493/. 481,4 491/. Bridgeport. has dissolved. d .5 th meant appearing in the City Court {or . '
53% 13% “33/4 lVVFSt. l’n. Tel. 110% 110 110 The Bank of Central an 01) a hearing. . . f . he on!) 0 h r r .
13 I7 76 13 . West. Elec. 511.4 61 612,4 America. Inc. at“ Stamford. a ss.ooo_.- For”... most part. however. the po_ Expert adwce 15 lilies-chin. Er y highm t e, angra hbrary 0f. the best bOOkS 011.
-' - City S"0. 25% 35% 25% White Motors 47 - 47 47 {000 corporation. formed to do busn- lice did not have much trouble in en- babyhood and the care 0 a 68 om W C you may 3W at any tlme.
Paper 5356 63% 53% LT“ . ness in any country or state. outside forcing the parking ordinance. partic— .. ' . ‘ . .. .
302mg- 43y 43“ ‘3 (‘l Ex DiV- 2%. ' ‘ of Connecticut. hasgiectednofgcers :fxuiariy among local people. om-or- We have prowdeda chmc scales to weigh your baby for you and we Will gladl ,
ppcr 36 q 86 36% H) Ex Div. 117:. follows: Vice-presi out. o ert -~town cars. however. were apt to be , _ ‘ . . , , _.
‘ - Lowe. West Orange, x. r; treasurer. found parked in We“ 1.0mm den by give you a pretty record card to keep them records of baby 5 weight on. . There is ;
‘ “'ALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—Spec— Jacob Bloom. N0; 1114 FiftY-third the ordinance. ‘ charge for this servme—brmg the baby to be weighed as often as you hke.
AY IN WA” ST l Uiative interest converged on the high street. Brooklyn. .N. Y.: assistant treas- The enforcement of the ordinance '_ '
o . priced railroads and industriuls and use“ 00"“ 3- ”act’onaid- 1‘0- 1,9 .hrouzm to mind-the on game. "tag. Here are some of the reasonably priced thmgs you W111 want for baby:
' the influence on this buying was felt ‘}°°d‘§nd “"9““9- New Rochelle. 1“-izrou're it." *In many cases. unsusipoct; . . ' ' . ‘ . _
WALL an...” o- lthroughout the list. The readiness “1 3851mm secretaries. Wimam To‘m-‘mz W‘Omohi‘ists marked their ma- Quilted crib pads—506 to $1. Chair pads—39c.
hr prl’ce ‘dhaadgdsjfnaarhkoxg'flfi;I with which special stocks advanced anghWilgamifl. Scllulbart. hewAYork. [chines along places forbidden by the “ ’ P . g ..
a - g m. ‘9 l n - 0 mod at b t _ e arr son nsurance anCY. ordinance and II on ret l f - ' ' :3 50: > ’ . < . i _ .
.; ot toils); IdStock :51];kaidigatgdasZarglty otegazrzgrigoncfig- Inc.. of Bridgeport. has changed its “,9“. machines tavgg'cd urn ng ound Rubber Pants: medium? large 31.16. exua $1 to [DC _ i
re agaus a win an . exi- , ‘ . name to Harrison Schnee 8: Cooney -. ' , . . . . . 95 _ .
. Patroleu . .renf‘e‘e‘s‘ Chicago and WNW?“- ' ' . . - m] r -—89c. Stockmette sheets—75c to=$3. . _ y.
» s Dolntniia‘c‘lln:lfllilhgffideislllokcgrsiern' Gm“ ”mum” pi'd., Internamn' I"(with cap‘tal st k f :50 000 th ““3123 ARRESTED I Diapants (Lmt p 858 diam ) "$-
, , . ' ‘ , ' . ui Harvester and Amerlc n B k Sh ‘ 03 ° - . 9 0X BRIBE . . a, 7 - - _ ' “
. exg‘iividszdéhiztztgonwn a. hair. were foremost in me :mW'Zdianc": Security Mortgage Co.. of Bridgeport. DAMELSOV Conn “3‘22: Ear conformer caps—inc. Tenet seats (natural or whte)——$1.25.
‘4- _ . - ' -r rose a , . _ ' ' has incor orated. Busi ess w'll be ” ‘ " « ' '— - ‘ ‘ ' ‘ .
, . , . . Cull money hardened to 4% r cont. 9 n ' tt C H ' e—
. to a new 1,4,. hi L _ De . ne . art, or providence. R. 1., . '
N down 1.2-: anficaziotnangbm this ”med no resuming “mm li?2.3"§“.§3?'?.°9o giro incgpora; charm, Wk When, was arraigned Commode rings, red rubber—$150. Wash cloths, pmk or blu 19c -.
',broke through for a new high on ”3““ °" the buylng. sch r Ar c ' ”gm” ‘ "we in the town court at Jewett city to- - - ‘
pin). 01 1’75. I’rorouncod weakness BIG CHILCKQ m in F0 . #229 Iggfmnlfrlg‘g‘; Cents-$22330" or gay and Charles L. Tamar of 3:1 Towels—.000. M jdget garters—10c and 15¢.
a own by CruI-ible American Lo- ’ ~ 0- RD %\ithin o Vast 40th treet and Thomas J, , _ . . —
, ' . nha elctdthfln - , ' . .___. .
otlve. U. 5, Rubber and Mailin- COMPISY. ing ofilrcters: 1:03;“; ng‘o’: 0qu gsxiah oz 44 West 52nd street. New Ble-—Oll cloth or TUI'kISh towel 13C 1:0250 1

 

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. I HARTFORD. Aug. film—The Aetna E. Fitchthorn' treasurer §outhington
WALL STRI‘J‘V". Noon.———(Dil8. ‘Y'n’o-‘Casualty and Surety Company of this‘Bank & Trust 00.: secretary. H. B. charges 0‘ transporting liquor. The

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'l'ood. Plantmillc, vice-president. Luke Justice clamjifin mfa2231elgefogg Baby’s fu oture , Other baby needs

three men were arrested by the state

steels. equipments and a few mis lcjtv toda . ' "' wg

. . - . 3. reccixed a check for $444.- Armstrong. . B . r 50

' 0‘13 “harks continued under 292 from the Ford Motor Cmpany. The Connecticut Denatured firml- police folio nz seizure of two "UCR' ’ W I‘S ab lllOWS DOC to $1‘ '

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r “r3“? 01" tih“ firs?" h‘our. ‘ ”"18 Closing a prolonged lemi con- ucts Corporation of Norwalk was in- z :5 ‘: “milled beer 0n the state road y ' ' , I

-.. ' r rover m: n ex can "over” just one day before the Actnn. c ‘ d . .i . _, _ n in nfleid yesterday. After the ar- . . 95 B an]- $ 2?) 50 .
orpora e 5" orda; to deal in com roast of the-two truck drivers. one 0! NIHSBIF Chan's: “hlte $2' ' . aby bl BtS 1' to $3 ' . -

leum, WM“) had 501d 0“ 2 points Company would have been entitled to moditles or every kind and nature."

‘tho signal for 'i r'llly which our i ' um V
. . . , . - r h ‘ o , _ . them tele honed t H rt, wh '1'
in no the I 0rd Motor Company build Its capital stock is 315.000. The in- p a a 0 came 0081: en‘s—$2.25 and $2.75. B00tees—5oc t0 $1'70‘

ll:?:]::c::dp \Tvi‘rjifilmgiiihogi? laSt ! in}: and land at the northeast corner corporntors air-‘- Samuel A. Purdy. Jos- gm,“ Ilj’rfix'idenceggnd according to;

_ . . - or,o Broadway and Fitty-i'ourth street, oph C‘. Hvatt and n. E. Connoid. ‘ a 8 ° ”ma" 9" F “91"“ and ' ' V t ’ —$

. “nth" $223"; 22”?" ang New York city. _ ' '_,___.._.,.____ Merrill 3. Keith. when Hart met Play yards (natural and white)“ Jackets 2 to $450-

' “‘3‘ 1"" ’ *- _, 3’" “T a" The action grew out of a. contract snonr LIVF‘ ELFP‘I‘IUC' "m“ ’n ”we" c"? h" ““6"“ 3 $8 50 to $12 ‘ ' " V
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ - ‘ Baby’s dresses—$1.25 to $0.

1-3:: Motors and Crucible Steel. which Henry Ford made with the RAnAVAY DEFICIT 8100 bill t° each of the policemen. « ‘
nqmr} for low priced rails Woodward Hotel Company of New -—-——- asking them to release the trucks. Klddie k00pS—$25 and $27 50 Infants’ vests—508 to $1 75

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. ”aggrinnzfiop'tgzv :Efugnédy. :lsto York city several years ago for the NORWICH, Aug. ]n_.._..A deficit: in He was promptly arrested.
. . : 'em .n . erection of a thirteen stor' h 1.1 i}, a .. - . . . . . - ,
Lou . .. . I ‘ y 0 c on e r wnur-s or the Shore Llne Eicc- R ‘ , ,
A my 1gb $0,- 20::72‘?‘;:t5:}:nror 2;:“5113 fjlfsy-fourth street in that city. The 'tric Railway from six months ending MORE I’VF’ILLED STEEL ORDERS. ‘ kmg Chall'h Whit '2'75' Infants b d 5 to $1.
' ’« r 0 Se Brothers. who were minorit "Jun 30 f 3% 746 \' . r , . - ' . — . ’ an. S Bye
i. stock of ti- ;. . . . . 3' l e . o .. . is shown by the . F.“ Y( RK. Aug. lib—The month- . ? ' ,, ~ ' '
> find St. 1.0“le 3:31. 53:13:31: iPu- -8t°cm‘°‘ders- alleged that Ford was‘rnport of Rncelvnr R. \V. Perkins just iy tonnage rnport of the If. 3. Steel Bassmettes~whitc 01' 1V0]. ~$b..)0 t1) . Infants bllldQI'b—OOC
- Can Maxwell‘ Motor: ago using- funds at the Ford rMotor Com- ' mp“ “3 90““- Although there were Corporation made public today. shOW- $22.50. .. f BabY’S StOCklllgS—‘ZZQC to 75C.
.- crican, (m and ‘Cnlifornld. 2:33 for pugposes not proper for thegzains over omen in Apr” and Lfny. or] 5_77¢;_151 tons of unfilled orders on , . . . .1
Am . . . . ,, , . . . . . . ,7 u r _ x P,
s ng also movml to higher ground. ’1“0Ftlmnnclu:nd grog?) afterward Mr. there “as a deficit in June operations. Land July 31. This is an increase of Cl‘le “71th drop SldE. 1‘ 01} 830- Baby’s bonnets 70C to $2.10. ’
I money opened at four per cent be cc id .ct 0 1,381 company that In“) “3“” "w“mis from all sources for 140.630 tons over June's unfilled or. -—
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g 8 M w m the con ”hp Six months ”mm were "10'631' Mm Trimmed bassmettes—pmk or bluc—-- Baby s coats, Silk or cashmere—4B0 {it
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_ - $52.50. . $10. .
f’ ~ - ' y , I: .9 '
. Baby-scales—$10..)O. B’aby s sheer—$1 and $1 ‘5

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The new outing Serviceable rompersi
. 1 . ll for’ little tots
flanne ls ere. Made of strong dainiil!
._ ' ' . checked gin ham nicely mi
And now is the tune to get the best selection and msny , , t ( ‘t
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flannel garments for the cold days of Winter time. collar m match the gingmn
36 inches wide—-heavy quality, has a good firm feel that used in the lower par: ..

denotes warmth and service.~ Then, too, the delicately garment. §
colored-stripes seem to beprettier than the ones we usually Yes the y- are we“ “Md =
see in the heart of the season—the assortment 18 greater. and serviceable but mm. H 1.
__perhaps that is the reason, but really experience tells you dainty too the prior 2% at
lthat now is the time to buy them, 20c yard. tractive as well 7690.

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Mam “00" re 1' ‘ 7 Second floor ruu‘.

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~ BSOLUTE, year-round depend-
. ability and satisfaction ——that .
is what the average motorist wants
m gasoline; and he "gets it in
, _Socony.- And he can get Socon}r
wherever he goes in New York
and New England—the gasoline
' that is the most popular because
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uiiiiaiii REPiiliiEl] *1 mmfliii‘i i -
iuw IN ABUNBANCE ‘ “ M if N. ENMH mini

There are still several hundred dc-

linqucnts who have failed to pay their . . Tr;
- a n - ‘ personal tax bills, according to a WORCESTER Mast Aug. 9%‘ =
BlggeSt set 1“ S‘e V e n! staiement made by Tax Collector Ro- engineer and fireman “9.5. 11313.41 v.23“:

W' ‘ bert G. Mitchell this morning. - a G-co cars 01
an ’ l otwe an» .. .
Years I“ Be F0 d T1115 A strenuous effort is being made to fiber-k523i? express on .3. ton nod

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. Fall, Growers Assert, have all bills paid as soon as possible, Albany Railway were cur-g... .
. . and the police have been given a list outside this city vcstcrdml ..
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 9.—-Re- oi names of the delinquents. ‘ man. H. E: Russell 0! [his ciii'.‘:.m§

in case of failure or refusal topay, _ _ ‘ (”amp
' ' killedontngh. and the o a, a

an-l there is no good, legitimate ex- . qiv din}
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cusc for the non-payment, the deilny ;i;c?°l u] aid. als

quent is liable to arrest and trial in v ,1.ng pa ssengem. Frank Robb?

ports from all along the Sound shore
" where oyster beds exist, indicate that
}the biggest oyster :‘set” in Seven years
wii.‘ t found this fall. A number of

 

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. 7 , V 7 - ' oystermen who have examined .ihe court. when if found guilty a fine 5 C Bruce bow of mg oi:
7 ‘ . _, . ‘ _ _ shells planted on the beds say that in will be administered and the bill mil seriously ingot-ed and mam- L.:‘-..-_ :3
_ . . .. .. ,. , . . slime cases the "set" appears to be have to be paid in addition. * . were slightly hurt. _
. unusually heavy. William A. Byx-r Several months 53309 has been 3"" Raiirfiad emploveg expres‘fl‘d 13"‘1‘0’
E ' d d bl ' ‘ ‘ bee. an oystermsn of Nor-walk. yes- 9-1 those beanie who hay: image: lie: that. the accident was caused MU;—
a" terday found a. shell on the natural. “1031' personal tax bills an w 0 v , brakebeain or a '1"?! '
vex 5 g on epen a e everywhere urns or: that piace,:wi‘uch‘ was liter- I-Ot‘paidtbem. and this term of grape grebgngiggmige "our part of the m-
y . ally covered with theceiinging oyster has expired. gins was turned compiately around;
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Those who Visit the' tax otficse n0W- . ’ fl
and pay their bills will be exempt one baggag: cxrfilgd fox-emimk”
from Vis‘ltfi by the épolioe and possible 22?};isotlff: bagfiagfia ' 'car remaining
f7 ‘ 2:?32 :20; 32:? seven 1:311 Fairs. arrest. ' . on the tracks. The rails Were iii“
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industrygsecmed a: one tinie to be CRUDE COUNTERFEIT m “D for 02.2w-
doomed. Extensivo investigatiolis by: . ' $.1050TE..G‘RCLE *2 ' mason csnrxrrr ESDORSES
Government experfi's and ; others ' had W ‘ POINCARE.
failed to locate the cause- otthe fall: '
.nrc oi. the oyster spawn'to cling to the
planted. shells. A good 'f‘ i." 's .
.year will salesman ’ ' ' ’ this morning. mesh“

star, culture in, 7' ‘ ; " ' t rand. is under“
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“set“. .
The newsrof a good “set" comes
as '1 boon to oyster, dealers of Con-

. STANDARD OIL CO. OF NE‘V Y’ORK
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