the Financial Wot-1*
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L, 11:30 H. L. 11:30
811.5 831,5 ’Kenn. Copper 37?? 3'5 3;:
55% 56 gKey‘stone Tire 91;: )b% 8“ 1f;
59% 60% ’ Lack. Steel 51:4: 1:531! 175%
m 111 135339“: fizfi ’8 .2 or
& Com 173,»; 17%. - 17% jMiddle Status 389 3,324 3):?
65% 63% 55 {110. P30. ‘54 :3vé :71;
85 Slag 85 IN. Y. Air Brake .715 .7155 gas,
3&4rel. 124% 123%, 12'; fiN. Y. Central 1001,; 92% avg:
15mm 150% 150% N-Y"-H 5‘ H' 33‘“ ggLé 8;“.
95% 95% “95% iNor. Poo. fl ‘7’is 651’ 57%
56 55 55% ‘Pac. on of». f5 .8 a”;
104% 104 304% , Pan Amer. Pete. 7:1." ;_:: $71K
128 126%; 1271/. ~r‘enn. R. R. 41% ’95”; 92%
6.0 1.5 59% 60 {Pt-o. Gas 093:, 103- = 1241’;
78% 781,5; 731,5 Pullman Co. 1-4 .4 -163! 16%
6:31,; 62 6231,}; .131,“ Consol. l6“: -91: 79%
117-2‘1 1451; 14.51% Reading 503’ éfi‘i” 36%
40% 401,4 4%.. mm. Type 36 .4 7“: 73
621.9 6014 61 ,liep. Steel ‘3 5;“; 56
78 lg. 77 H; 78 .lioyal Dutch 5:3 9i 5;,- 91%
1277;. 126?»; 127.1. Sears Roebuck 9-2/6 (ml: 95
46 51:1 46% 46-3.; So. Pacific 95: €37 33%
7% 116% 117-14. Sinclair on g3: 3775 28%
921,5, 92% $0. Railway 1:21:12 13.51 186
85 34?:"9-7N« ",.' “, ,,
59-35. 331,: 895: 9 0 N J M. “‘34, 1.1.3:" lééa‘
12%. 1231:. 123$ Fl- m‘” f??? 12.2."; wow
Mohalh $47 65% 662.3 Studebaker 1-' If 7:1" gm?
341»; 34 341$ 'l‘r‘xns Co. all-$3 4. o q};
37 3ll1é 3615 Tobacco Prod. SE”, f; {*fi :72 7-;
. , 9414 9315 94 .l'n- '1“- Stores 33“” L ,, 5...?
* 4219 421.5. 422,; r. 9. Brain' .31? :13; é‘;
42’“; 41 ’2’; 4273;. l’. S. Rubber 59‘? m ‘19 1;” J
.643... 0215 6314 l'. s. Stool 10433 103}. 683’
mg. ' is; ‘18 I'm. Popper 6M 661'? ”in?
273;. 27 :7 'Vana'num Steel 513;» 423., 1;? .4
575;. 575;, 57.7.4. “met, i‘n. 'l‘Pl.‘ 113 110-7.? 1“,;
4:7. 4:; 4.; Wed. mac. 63% 63h 6- 4
WALL STREET FISHING SMACK ‘38?
' UP AIRPLANE
" i ' ‘ IN THE ATLANTIC
LL STREET, 10:30 a. m...
ing‘ prices on the New You; (Continued tram Fix-ht Page).
Exchange today had an ii'i'vg..- “ _
trend.‘ M041 oi" the popular shares to locate a missing airplane was called
ch rose to nrw high luxls 395“ r—
‘opened at L'Lliir-mxsiuua. lloims-
0113 and l0¥‘.’-i)1'l~”¢"ti mils. xvi-lit tr-
-er ground with cliu-mit-uls. min-p-
‘tfl End‘souiv of ilw (ulppvis. Luke
.Mand \Vestwrn wns nu 114 mi Si.
broke through it) .lilollzt-i‘ 13; w
Gains 3. l to it: points \w-ro
e»by Slalulalrvl Uils of New
and California, “hilt‘
int each in Aiiwrirun'Cun
c
illl(1
ALL STREI‘Z'I‘. Noon.~—An ummr- '
y over-bought condition having,
I! created by live consrmitivo (Myst
I creased prices caused (in t'l’l-.
tic attack on the whole list byf
in the first hour. which was
.. stimulus by the re-avlinr-ss of N‘-
at Ebuyers to take profits. the ro— ;
fint reaction vloprcssmg many of
“active shurcs from 1 to 3 poinis.
‘nping‘s, motors, stools: and stand-
jraila were most :1 l‘fwtml. fiwcinl
especially «‘hc’tmicnls, public
and oquipnwnls. offered
resistance in the selling
the silstnim-vl clr-maml for
- shares ovonntnlly turning the
, of the mnrkm upward again
are noon. American Car and
dry made a sensational advance
—4 points to :1 new high with
of 2 points ‘m-ing rr-glstmwl lrv
em Union: Allin Chemical and
lie Gas and l‘llcrtric, all or near;
_ ear-e best priaog. Money opened
.g-z per cent. l
l
LVL STILICFIT. 1:30 p. TIL—An in- Q
d investment rlomand and vigor-
‘opl buying“ caused striking Lill’l-V
in a ’tumhs-r of shares «luring
5% érnoot“. Many now high pricvé.
.9 .Vear were again ostnblishmlh
can Cari gained S points. Lig-f
gm} ‘31}715‘ 51/2. Otis Elevator V5
nghourr llrukrz 33;
red Fruit The coppr‘rs.
l Stores and tho Gas
in to be ociiwly bough
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and;
l’iiits‘rd I
issues c0n~ ‘
t. .
fir
LAwri-zn FOUND 1
15.11) I
.i . Aug. 22.-—Patrick:
> _ 3. a luwyor. was found dead3
his bed today. at his home hero}.
Danah‘ey was born in Colchestcr’
i{even years ago. He leaves his
- and one son. '
L LIBIAN’I‘I C
l D
GIRL DRO\\'.\‘S HERSELF. l
‘mLONIlON, Aug. 2‘3.——Mlss
Congdon. 18-year-old daughter.
F5“ Mrs. Amos Congdon of
committi'd suicide about 5
*esterdsy afternoon by jump-
Hzimbu'rg Cove. She had bee.)
th. The bodywas recoverefl.
;«;,A:Jg. 22.——~The first“
no Season was reported to-
. Tho frost was 6-s-
;th- lowlands.
"é-‘l‘OSlJALug. 22,—The first;
mgndation for a thorough‘
m. of the coal industry was
" ‘yf by the Senate :Labor
' reporting favorably the
ltablisb a federal com-
Ire an exhaustive in-
{recommendations to
oducad Diamonds.
£32de Noble exploded
‘ V’steel cylinders and
had attained a tem-
"5,000 «legroexfleuti-
. too! 50 tons to the
‘ e of the carbon pro»
f, conditions was ex-
Wfi lam Crookes. who
‘mumte diamonds.
1 "‘"‘;Mow the lutttcrrrl hulk
a! \"clnlff .“ G. ‘
. ‘fflllflllf :1 game fight {or forty-three
‘51.“ Stores Yin-u :xvul‘lffufwiym :omo how's iigninsl the chill winds
31:91:03) “Iggfi if;17;':l-'L;{U:;:;q_,]""All: j\\'.'l\‘t‘.~‘ hut finally 11ml! to .nllzmilon it.
pfd.. Chicago ’nml N()i'l.ll\.l“".~7!ul‘il, i") ”w waters or the .KLianfh- . ‘ “ l
fuller, Reading. Ll‘lllg‘h \':lllv:»‘.| Drawn find haggard Mom i'XIiOsiire.;
them {{uilwgly uml Mexican 1=.._jwilh nothing to cut and only :3 little
loam. gwntm‘. the throo men rrr-msml to W”.
‘ Fol tlwir adventures until they liar,
A SEASON 0F.
i thou
. CLOTHIERS a FURNIVSHE‘RS
off curly today. when a. fishing 52:19.chI
arrived at Long Beach, forty
from hero. bringing \V‘. '1'.
Ambassador 11.. that dropped
sight Sunday morning.
The fishing smack attempted to
of the sky
foruisrvr in which the three men had
l't‘t‘OYf‘Y‘l‘ll from 1hr exhaustion caused
by tliv-ir experience: The idontitr»~ of.
tho passengor was: not learned. it luring
snivl that. ho did not desire to PHUSP his:
family any anxiety. as ho was
s-zmmosod to have gone on n businossi
trip.
in ilmlr it"omirxs‘, sow nir sen-in
«lurinr: Hm our. and follow aviators
sziizl that Millrr line high rating: :1:
:m aviator find a rccord singularly
”M from mishap.
—i———-—-—
Considerable comedy WRS‘fPW‘Shed
this morning in the uptowncny court
MKS-4,3,4 1.44m V ..
when the cases of Joseph Shapiro. a
painter and grocer of 4 Plattsvxlle
avenue, and Thomas Fagan, also of
the First, District, were heard by the
court. The two men were charged
with mutual assault and breach of the ~
peace and‘ were arrested by Patrol—
man Clune and Dorney at
o'clock last night.
From the testimony, it appears
Pagan with a companion entered the
is conducted by Mrs.
Joseph Shapiro, and bought a couple
of cheese sandwiches. '
gan, it is'said. was more or less 111.
toxicaied, Shapiro attempted to put
him out of the store with the result
that a freefor—al] fight took place-in
front of the store with Mrs. Shapiro
a’ding her husband. By the time the
reached the scene,
men were rather badly bruised and
cut.
~0n the «fines stand. both of the
accused claimed that they otherhad‘
used his ter‘th' during the argument.
Pagan exhibited a slash on the face
while Shapiro showed several
ages on his right leg.
The case was eventually disposed
of by Judge Vosburgh, who continued
it day today.
store. Which
policemen
gear” LL
Because Fa-
a
10 : 30
that
both
band-
Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar appearedi
oiiot, Harold Thompson. mecluuficiurx.l oz’ tlmi‘nnnociicul
find the lone nasevngor of the seaplane: the (“UH that there was no r~vi<lenco
‘ from] ' on which to prosecute Horlfliy in con-
nE’cilOn with the finding 01‘ the hmly
of an unindrntiliod man on the Burlin-
; Harmon} ’l‘urpike the night of Summit
‘ Aug. 6.
al'llgimve and was wanted in Connec-
l‘flice officers
- oi l‘r.
’ York.
July 14.
yeslcrday as saying th
[not that of his son.
Herlihy has boon
and lien: on a technicoi charge of (lestruc—.
tmn oi properly. :
Herllhy was the driver of one of
in.» :iuromoh'h-s in which Springfield
, passengors that
,passod through Berlin on the night
, that the body was found near a Gypsy
camp by: momhuis ol‘ the Gypsy band.
. Th‘p (fonnevt‘cui police $(Jll"ilt}0 com
noel,
gblll members of the party
lllnt they
“5 E‘ re
n
ma n ’5
Horlihy with the
w 0 re
C ha He‘s
who has been
in Hai‘tlici‘d.
time the man must have been kified.
‘ An effort has he?!) made to identify
[The (load man as'l’uu’ick Putnam, 17
now Minor and Thompson. who are! years old. a Harvard simlcm and son
R. Putnam.
missing
but Dr. Putnam was, quoted
at the body was:
for Pagan and Attorney Leo Davis for]
Shapiro.
‘SPlllNlil-llllllll—AN
Minimalism
SPRINGFIELD, 31355.. Aug. . 22:»
Timothy '1'. Hcrléliy. a barrel dealer of
miics_1:1§s city. was discharged in district.
Miller court, today, when Detective Hickey
state police
told
held as 11.
death.
contended l
a: file’-
ol‘ New
since
'I‘ho SF‘ZH‘C‘h for thr- sizhtsw-in: piano
started Sunday after Millor failed to
rctnrn from whnt was in lln\'¢‘~ horn
flight oy'or lho Fire Island lighiship.
Airplanos. snhclmsors and other craft
stnrtml to comb the waters outside the
harbor. 'l‘ho Navy l'lopartmcnt- also
instructed the Atlantic flor-t. which
lrvft No-wport yostorilziy on its way to
Cuba. to scorch for the machine. ‘
—‘__—-———_-—I_ l
RUFF-"LAND REALTY ‘2
CO. INCORPORATES‘
To Deal In. lisp-ozc and Exchange
Propvrty it) Nun-folk. l
The Roughland chlty Co., of Nor-l
folk. has incorporated by resident's;
of that place to buy. own, soil, im-:
prove and exchange property. Porters?
wore filed yesterday at the office of}
the Secretary of the State. --howingl
that the corpOratlon’s capita; stock
will be $12,001). Business \x‘ill M: start—
ed with $1.000. The incorporators
are Elizabeth I}. Janmvay. Kathleen
ll. Smyth and Nathan A. Snivt‘u.
The Spiess-McHugh Co.» of Hartford
has changed its mama to the W. J. Me;
Hugh Co.
The Continental Sugar and Products
Co. of New Haven has (-9.1%!) to do
busily-rs in this State. ‘
The Peck-MMVilliams.Co. of Nor-
wich has increased its capital stock
From $60.00" to $30.90!).
l
“'1 [JAM/1 NTIC‘ ‘1‘0 ["111 SUICIDES
\VIIJJMAXTIC. Aug. 22—Af’ter
writing a note-in which he said he was
going to meet his mother in heaven.
Joseph Lisse. a clerk for a fruit con-
cern here. committed suicide. today
Any .Viclor Record you want,
if it’s listed in {he Victor 6am,- 3 ,~
log-no; We have it or we'll get it
for you. Tell us the. number of
that hard-t6);th standard roc-
ord and see if we don't make
GET YOUR
VICTOR RECORDS
”HERE
good.
.A. J. Collins
70-72 North main Street.
l
l.
l
l _
i
Co.
in his room at a local hotel. Gas as—
phyxiation was given as the caus:
!
of death by Medical Examiner “Mason.
Lisa? leaves his father. ten sisters and
five brothers. He was 27 years old.
FOR SOME
y fever carries untold misery to
sands. Foley‘s Honey and Tax-
soothes that rawg-rasping ‘feeling in
the throat, relieves hoarseness and
wheezing. makes breathing easier.
permits refreshing slumber. Mrs. C.
Stapf, 786 Clinton avenue. Plainfield,
N. J.. says: “Foley's Honef'and Tar is
a medicine that bears recommending.
I keep it in the‘house constantly."
Corlains no opiates. Refusesubsfl-
totes. Stillson. Powell Corporation-«-
Adv.
TORTURE
Ha
No.11 o Murray
“To Men Who Know”
153 Washington St. So. Norwalk
25 Per" Cent. 011' 031 All
Our mfiigh Grade ,
vmsme PANTS? 5” ‘
1c.
i
‘x.
'HA
.1
WHEN THE CHILDREM
START roe SCHOOL
Wrap Their
Lunch in Sanitary
* Waxed Paper
‘Get a Supply Now—Its only
So
A Roll
‘20 Sheets. in a Roll
-—AT~‘
THE
”II-Ton ;
SHOE.
..
H
we are not billing them until December. ’ You may do
.the same. , , , .
30f charging you may take advantage of these splendid
values by paying a small deposit.
coat of your choice till wanted. -
beu take info rm -
treme hats includ
i is found only in ha
ming and more dres§y hat trimmed with hat:
and fancy ornamenté.
them in a week or two at the
find it
fine'perceles, pretty cheeks
. that you would e_xer¢ise".i£ j‘ouVWere‘fmakin
stitch ’juét right andlilien theyané I
flats and cuffs , I c" “
broidery.
collar andicufls. .
7 TUESDAY, AUGUS
_\ .
r _
-‘\
a... ..
.l
‘. i at oju’ll- ‘ more,-becauSethe
' 013.3 1a; of Sugafy. and demand will
be getting in} towel-k. " Nowyre
can help 'yopbeag it..- That 113111151;
What-we were ' Etc (10. en
' ' We'lbought this rwonc
_ . 101188th of
’ fine furs At a timé. wheathe furriers ~
were not busy. our orders placed
at lowered prices and for-spotfiasli
are reasons Why you get such
values. as these , '
Caracal coat. deep skunk‘collar
and cuffs, 40 moment—$325. ‘7
Caracal coat. .dee‘ lynx collar
' and! cufis, new Man arin sleeve, 45
' inch coat—$275. ‘
Raccoon coat, 40' audio?) inches
long, deep border—$300..
I Raccoon coat. 40
7 deep border—£250. ' *
Raccoon coat, 40 inches; long,
deep border—$215. :’ ’ ‘
coat. 36 inches long-4
inches long,
Raccoon
$190.
Natural Opossum coat. ideep bor-
. der, 40 inch coat—$135. __ '
Thrifty women are charging the Coal: they want and
If you do not have an account, and do not» approve
‘We will’then hold the
All furs bought now held in storage till desired.
Did yoofick;
f a; vélvet hat? $3.95.,
‘ They}; are attracting. 'attentimi.
They are real 'rfine hats—refined if
1 you please-—hats that no one. heed
éhesita to to wear.
. .f' > ‘ 7 ' f ' .
/ The asfsorlment is really good when
tion that there are none of the ex? '
Lyons vclveis I silk velvet‘fashioned with care that
W greatercost. ‘ ,
Tailored models with silk and velvet as" the sole trim-
k’ol,’ ostrich
It will pa‘y to pick one now. Youlll be wearing
most, ibut you ill likely as not
onesfl‘jat the epi'ic'er then— i
: r ~ _ $3.95.
hard to find as gdod’
. x. .
Second floor. front
1. ‘
£01189 dresses
A for 18.8.11 service. . . '
The sort of dresseoltha’t are faShiOQed.
'andlsngafl, f I ' . , .
The sort‘of dressesithayt? direémodelwith the same for '
;, some (if fiqe"
Some of them hare”? cc 6
these were crisp Autumn days
chance tobuyrsuch ‘good made.to-measm*e gulls for (mfg.
where near this price.
now—let
give practical individual attention to your order. insulin .
you the sort of satisfaction that has brought musi of ties,‘
we'madev suits for last February back for another.
110W. ’
abundant crops of both vegetables and fruits and it has
been’a long time since the
apphes to these needfuls, so here is a chance to
save. ‘ ’
ficient, $4.50.
style 50¢ each. '
sizes at.75c, $1. and $1.50.
handle 250.
$4.50.
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Now-eis lithe time
,made-to-measure suits.
No easier We} to make money; than *0 sale it ’-
YOu wouldn’t be offered I 1
So no. matter what the weather pick your Dalian;
The expert take your measure
, And the tailors who have plenty of time just now will
Wondrous fabrics and pleasing patterns. Pick flier:
..
‘ " No extra charge for extra sizes.
Extra trousers if desired—$9.
niiain floor. rear
Canning economy
,. here. are helps.
. T ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘
IN ever before, in some years at least, has there 1.09113th
One price for 2.14:.
$33.50..
prices were so low. This la's‘ti
spend :5
jars
Old style “Mason” (screw top)
' Pints 90o doz‘;
Quarts $1 doz. .~ ’
2 quarts $1.25 doz.
“Ball Ideal” (Lightning top)
1-2 pints $1 (102.
Pints $1.10 doz.» ,
Quarts $1.20 doz. ‘
2 quarts $1.35 doz. “
Separate “Mason tops 35c doz.
Separate Ideal tops 25c doz.
Economy jars
Pints special 75c doz.
‘ Quarts special 90c doz.
. Jelly tumblers Special 45c doz.
(,mr
Other helps
Mixing bowl sets, 4' pieces. Special 859 set.
Good luck jar rubber, special So (102.
4 in 1 jar rubbers, special 50 doz.
Fruit presses. special 39:3. _ ‘
Food choppers, a real necessity in making chow ('th-
an dother relisheseafl sizes, $1.50 to $3.50.
Juice extractors or.presses, simple to operate and ef‘
a:
Jelly strainers—a. new and very practical type W33?
' large straifiing cloth $1.—others at 75c and 800. 5
Wire strainers of every description 120 to 450. . .
Wire canning racks to fit any wash bofler—foldmglg
Preserving boiler-.6 to 12 jar capacity—heavy tin—m
copper bottom $3.85 each. ‘
Wooden 1nixing"‘bowls—selected quality maple—a,
_ Wooden stirring. spoons 8c. to 25c. ‘ :
‘ Paring‘knives—good steel blade§—-coinf :rtablo grip;
‘ Paro‘wax 10c. . ‘ . m
Family scales—a real 1m<zessiiy at all times .74. mi
Pinea' lereyers 301;: . . ,
Tin’icfignders 25c and 300. .
Aluminum colinders $1. '
Aluminum .ladles 35c. ‘ -
, Alumin‘nm skimmérs 25c.
- Long handled Wire fork 12c. ,,
,fHeavy tin quart measures 206.
"’;Heavy tin dippers 20c and 3%.
” ‘ ea’vytin graters 15c.
_ _ . . ' v3 {1 .
‘Woar Eviar, Aluminum 6‘ glgartx preservmg kid/$563
$1.45 ,
t
, '7 'umd’piece preservilig set.
u‘a’rt preserving kettle.
. ’ Landled ladle- . ’ /
rm funnel.“ * f _ , . .‘
L‘meésuror‘QCUp—tcomplete spoon} $1.95;
’? Alfiminum 'preservmg combuiaizion 615111
f Goliath etugkettie stoinerand straininéglcggfh
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