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was soon! 'xonwm
an
Q ‘ ' mam carom 17,1922.
9:.
i ews of the Financial World. 0mm in Hillel
, H. L
«Gimmicdl 85 85
fa , 1.. , mumégfi
Enid 71%
113% 11356
133% 133
flip .1. Com. 231,5 21%
Shelters 64 2%
‘ Sum 80% 80%
_ ‘urn. Tab. 387/. 38%
Tel. a Tel. 124% 123%
. Tob. 162 162
.f Woolen 102% 101%
mi». 53% 52
107% 107%
1.133;; is?
561,5 56
77% 76%
64% 64
149% 148%
413;, 41 1,4
64 63%
:6 751,4
141 1331,;
- 43% 443,4
. m Broducts 123% 1241;.
. ble Steel 885.3, 88
who. Cane. 14 14
ndicqtt Jo'l'lnson 85% 55;;
. . on! Players 1011,; 100
‘Rthber 13% 13%
n. Asphalt ’ 65 . 641,93
an. [iconic 1M1; WW
I .n. Motors 131;, 15
comet: 3415 34
r rt. Nort . Pt. 94 s; 94
NO . Ore 3914 38%
pimtlon C. 401,5 39
nt.Mer.Mar.Pf. 631i. 6 2
t. Nickel 17% 16%
711;:
11352
1331/2
33%;
631/57
80%
38%
12393
107%
135%;
6414;
14854
«117.3
1230
1 Kansas City :70.
§}**. thee-r7
Kelly Spring.
L .Kchl’l. Coppr.‘
Keystone Tile
Lack. Steel
' Mexican Pete
Miami Copper
Bliddle States
Mo. Pac.
Hudson
N. Y. Central
I\'.Y..N.H. S: H.
Nor. Pac;
Pnc. ()il
r'nnn. ll. R.
Poo. Gas
l’ullmnn Co.
ltzly. Consol.
Houdini:
ltep. Steel
Royal Dutch
So. Pacific
Sinciair Oil
5:». l-Inilwny
5’0 X J
‘ Iv \‘ .l. Pf.
St. Paul
Studebaker
Touts (‘0.
Tabacco Prod.
l‘n. . Ret. Stores
1‘. S. Realty
.". 5:. Rubber
1’. S. Steel
l'tn li Copper
4 : Vanadium Steel
\Vvst. l'n. Tel.
“’est. l-Ilcc.
Tex. Gulf Sui.
Po n Amer. Pete.
Stock Quotations
2‘
Mint-.-
flock dividend.
he year also
Atlas Powder.
Wells-Fargo. l’
ctlonary.
«a... up...“ “—
“115
buoyancy of Mexican oils.
‘ Ftroleum opened at
and jumped to
high record. on the next threfi sales.
9 Pan-American issm-s also estab—
‘hcd new peak prices at gains 0; 2
onints, buying being based on re-
ports of a posslhlp
“of dividend and declaration of a
‘ buying
moving
Weakness also w
Coast Line. Kresge, .-\mv~r:can Loco-
motivej Continental (Inn and Chandler.
M“ -— -.
. AWALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—C0n-
flnlmtion of yesterday's irregular price
_MOV(~ments took place at the opening
‘of today’s Stock Market. the chief
{nature or which
214.
‘ ltencwed
power appeared in _thc rail
Louisville & Nashville
were established
Manhattan Shirt and
. 5!. Steel was
dropping it point.
(is noted in
the marked
Mexican
210. up {our
increase in
establishing a.
a gain of] 3-8 points,
up one point
and a number or others Scoring large
frictional advances.
Top prices
nnrl ldnn't.
Atlantic
\ ‘
l The- Onward Sweep
4" BEING A REPUBUE , u
filVES UP Hill 000 .._.__._ _ -
$ ’ _. ATHENS. Oct. 17 (Associited
l .‘ PresS).-——The campaign to ‘make
H: L. 1:30 T" WE ~ Greece' a republic. launched directly
»- 24 24 . . ,after the return from Paris of the
in Lam “1.; _.__,_,_. _ s :19“! Foreign thiinisitezlzx ,Ni§.liolas.££olli— .7, ,fi 33‘
% WW7; Cm 0' Oct. 17.—Her father’s is, prominen en ze st._ as SLI‘O gr - ,_ .-
4413 42% 3:1,: prSEiIsEAft $100,000 if she remained argieiedgilifiegyilézt 22:53:11“; its rmto'every home in the United shtEs
.3?» 3 "/3 hlrty, was , _ Va . . .. . -
h :: 7% 774’; :11:TS;353m2231toslsemzvpalfin: Kryl for judgment. the Greek people will over- inn lilent gogfl‘lnéezt‘? It. mliCIOus
541/1 84% 84% six years, but the idea of anOther six whelmingly oppose the idea of}! g“ “Oval?“ . I‘ll u t’.‘
216:; 210 315:: years—well, the idea did not last aft?!‘ fsxwatfint‘he temai‘g :Zitfgngstf:g BMCK (0m. Pubs“) MIXED 01' .GREE“.
:: ‘l/ 28‘, 28 . ‘ . . hite. a mus c ., .' ra e. ey . .
1:9: ~13): 131,4 Eggggfaflf Tig’ggtir A message a republic presided over by M. Venl- MED PACKETS ogyg.
31’- 213/3 32 slgllvd "Mrs. Paul Taylor White."' an- 2610!» secutive years. \
2136 '-'1 3'” nounced that Josephine had broken, "If the people accept a. republican MUSE INSPIRED BY MUMATISM. Theodore Roberts interpm.
100% 99 100% her pact with her father. regime” it adds. "we will accept Wm” -_——— lThompson.s famous vets.”
32? 8231's 3215 Six years Josephine. then out hestitation, but if they decide to “The Old Homestead,” “'ritten “'hen Fawcett plays Eph flown“: .
87% 371,6 87% eighteen. was a prosising violinist. ‘So maintaindhe regime of constitutional Damian Thonlpson “-35 :Roy Barnes 13 the "and; .
58 5614 57% that under the. tutelage of Xsaye and monarchy,.it Will be the duty 0r re- > Seriously Ill. J k. F itzi Rid ‘av mam ‘
94 921.; 92% her sister Marie. then sixteen. was an publican Ldvocates to reti‘) definitely Had not Denman Thompson, in; ac; ”Dd Hairsoh lat: _ .
43% 48% 48% accomplished pianist, the” father, ”(31:2 Deitihical 139.1" t \ l d f\ 1875. then a. variety— artist, been at- 5:: gated James Uni... » ‘L
7 97 97‘ e 0 .er roya is organ :1 so e .' . . _ "The Old: - 7 . . _ ‘ .'
1:02 130:: 130;: Bohnmir Kryl. himSc-lt a noted musi- the Vcnizellsts to go opegfiybéfore thc- Esgegstczld" rggggagztgr have been , Wales, hagglecrgiionnor , . .
143' 14% 14"; oian. had great ambitions of careers people as sponsors or a republic, hc— written. This classic. which will be appear in . e C "lip
81% 80% 80% for his daughters. so great that he ex- “gyms they would meet with an 11"-, seen on the screen as a Paramount The mag? es‘ficjdl
33% 33% 83K acted the same promise from eafh-‘to precedented electoral disaster. picture at Poli's Palace Theatre, in ing the 0 __°me°‘““ ft“
58% 58% ~ 581,4 remain single until 30.311611 $100,000 The Kathimerini accuses the orig:- Bridgeport todav rind tomorrow. was lage of Ganzes are reall) '2
96 1" 951,4 951,5 each would be their reward. nators of the republic idea of being originally {:1 short sketch called "Josh- Fort) houses comprised .2 . ‘
351/; 35 3514 Last week .lOSvphlllG'. who had counter-revolutionarirs, pointing out on W‘hitcomb" Mr Thompson, con—isetting‘ which aroummaui} ..
:26 3,; 261/5 25% signed contracts for-European nppear- that~ the leaders of the movement fined to his room I“: the maladv wasled by a storm. said to 1.9 m .~
2151.4 212 215 1111005 this winter With various sym- which 'resultcd in the overthrow of unable to do his song and dance. num— most realistic ever Didllllfwl. .l-»;..
1171; . 11714, 1171,; phony orchestras. said She had a“ “P‘ King Constantine decided to maintain her and hé wrote the sketch “rude Cruze was the director.
32% 3295 32. polntmnnt with :l dcntlst- and ‘0“- ”‘° the monarchistic regime. Josh" for future use Lazar it was 6L ,
135 34 134% 135% Kryl rosidencc. Her message fr‘om CONSTANTINOPLE. “Cl. 17 (ASSO- anded into a three-net plav and final— Scientific AWakenlng.
507/. 50% 501.5 Boston “‘85 the first WON 1‘” mm" ciated Press).——Very disturbed condio 1‘; rewritten and rechflstened “he Mental tests for selection of sult’
37 3514 p.61; receivrd since. tions exist in Thrace. which the MU- ‘ [her of Old Homestead .. It was first. pro-duo- normal children were started in 135 >
33;; 52% 52:53. -dania armistice agreement provided Nicholas Bahmer. $19!;th bars . l i it: final star form in 18‘.- (I. by Alfred Binet, a psychologist. and
86 86 86 ODD FELLOWS should be evacuated by the Greeks Pearl Bahmer. is Dehin l‘“ '1 ‘ ’9 , ‘ ’ ' D g“ h l i- I“... .
g7 rejé 56" 1 SSION within fifteen davs it is revealed bv 3. on a serlons'charge involving hi3 the Lesion Theatre. Mr. l‘hompson F0010? - “011. a] Dr XSCJH. a ct
1.10% 1591}. , 110 4 ; IN ‘ANNUAL SE British oii‘icial statement issued today. morals. Many pitfallnne1 3:13:13: played Uncle Josh for thirty -tmo coh- rant-e. ulm deter [Obellun
68”.- 67% G73£ 5 ., i “The Population of Eastern Thrace are yet to be EXP: tell is be-
45% ' 45v. 455%; % (“WNW “0’“ Page On") is undoubtedly in a very disturbed Hall-Mills" tragediy. "u m be my WWW .
117 116 lé 116V; ‘ state,">s.1_\‘s the statement, “Although lieved a COPfeSS 011 W l .
633; 62 63 the country_ no concrete cases or serious disorders proved Quick”. ay ag ess pnngS
53% 6 63 . Grand Scribe \V., S. Htltchison in are reported. the allied generals l'w‘l
NE W. CANAAN
Dr. \Valter C. Wood was nominated
(01' State representative l'st night at
the Republican Town con cntion held
The nomination was
Dr. \Vood is a. member of
in New Canaan.
unanimous.
tho board of fiance or New Canaan.
‘ Edward B.
gchulrmnn over
ward Rutledge was clerk.
‘ing nominations for justices of
lsl"l('f* wou- "Lilli :
l Edward
I'V
Lawrence presided as
the meeting and Ed-
The follow-
the
year of 151.
liarius A. St. John;
R. Lawrence, Stanley P. Mead.
..wrgc n. ()irilen. Gardiner Heath and
'J‘Idwurd D. \V. Langley.
Take Another Path of Thought.
When you find yourself beginning to
think things that you know perfectly
well are unkind mid uncharitahle—
Pull yourself up short and res-
olutely turn your thoughts to other
pleasanter
and
(lodge.
things—Grace
FREQNO.
Jinx.
appointed
Fons: Jlnz.
Fresno.
(‘31..
Fresno-born Chinese
owner of a loud restaurant. has been
treasurer of
State of wauglung. with
let's in Canton. according to a letter
received here today, by his brother,
-rents at the
age of
11- \Vhen 16 ‘
years old, he
Oct.
his report showed a total membership
int present of 7.775, a m-t gain for the
The total assets of the
‘cncampmcnts are $105,692, a gain for
the year of $2.560.
Grand Treasurer “7. J. Borges Show:
ed the invested funds to he $1.469, a‘
gain of $850.
The report of the Grand Represen—
tatives was informative of the general
growth of the order because.
fact that so much business came be-
fore the last session of the sovcrign;
grand lodge.
1".-- Albert
and half-
the Chinese
hcadqhar—
l
Jing. who is 32 years old. was born
here. but went to China with his pu—
eight months.
returned to
* 3 do on
‘ 45‘... ...-‘.‘.4.lu
Cuts ‘nxziihOut "crumbling
-—thin, firm slices
BREAD that ‘is made of the
. best materials, that is.mixed
right, raised right_ and baked
right should cut Without crum-
blmg in perfect slices, even and “
paper thin.
Bread that crumbles, or that
packs together in soggy rolls
when
you attempt coca: it,.'is
locking in_the quality ofits in—
gredients, in the raismg or in the
way it was baked.
You will natice in cutting ‘
\Vhitc Rose Bread, the Master
Loaf of the Six Bakers, that—e
even when fresh from the oven
'——it slices to perfection: This ii r
\\\\\ \ x
‘ \ \\\ \~\\\
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ll
J
t...,. .
ecause it is made of just the
materials you-would use yourself.
And because it is raised and b er!
under the scientifically contra ed
conditions possible onlyrm an up-
to-date, model bakery.
To give you this perfect bieadgl
' bakers in six neigho‘
“ borin cities combined their skill,’
fedgé and ex erience. This
e Mastér Loaf
ax expert
know
is why it is called
of the Six Bakers.
Ask. i01- it at your grocer’s to:
day—m the new wra per w;
the checked tea-town mitten»; -
flamed lea/wen). @akém:
WHITE R0
l
SE. "
i
of
that this is the time when every one
themselves to panic."
____ .
A Constantinople message Monday
night pnnouncrd that the} French mil-
i‘tnry commissioner at Aydriunoplc had
requested General Charpy. the French
commander at Constantinople. for im-
mediate rcint‘orcomciits in Eastern
‘Tlll‘flCC‘. declaring the situation was
"fraught with danger."
PARIS. Oct. 1’.‘ (Associated Prom).
:———'l‘hc British Government sug—
the
has
mm 'gcstcd to Franc, a: l It:,l.' t‘l‘ in m ‘—
TREASURER or: CHINESE STATE. “ “ l ‘ 1* 1 t‘
diutv calling of u preliminary confir-
rnce in London, at which the experts
would prepare the economic and
financial clauses of the Turkish peace
treaty. The Italian Govurnmcnt has
accepted and will appoint its dele-
gates.
The French Government has taken
the suggestion under consideration.
Preliminary exchanges of views
among representatives of Italy.
France and Great Britain with regard
to the economic and financial clauses
of the project-3d Turkish peace treaty
are predicted here to begin in Don,
Oct. 20. if present arrange-f
merits hold. Great Britain has pro-'
‘pnsetl such a conference. and ltaly has '
already agreed to putricipate.
The agenda has not yet been de-
iilzitcly outlined, but it will undoubt-
edly include the question of the gen-
eral Turkish debts and the cost of?
the allied occupation of the past three;
years, including the present oceupn-E
tion, which Will cost the British aloue‘
about 20,000,000 pounds.
The clauses of the trcaty of Sevres
will be gone orcr and an attclllewill.
he made to dl-tcl‘luine the status of;
the Ottoman Ilunk. The largv ‘32le
owed to France in Turkey will be con—l
sidered. '
3 The allies are still unalrle to fix theg
l place anti thr «late of the general Nezlrl
Eastern peace conferrncc. The Ali-l
gora government has been asked if:
Switzerland would lw agreeable to it.‘
and a reply is v-xprrtcd soon. 1
l
l
l
l
l
I
l
i
. "fin—14....
l
a The necessity of convening the con-
ference within the shortest lvjisxlhlc
time is again being emphasized in oil;
ficial quarters horn in view of the
seriousness of the problem of holding:
the Turkish army in its present posi-
tion, and there is a growing feelingi
that the conference, should beheld in
some Swiss city lvcglnlling the
_\\‘(‘(*k in Novcmlml‘.
j LONDON. Oct. 17 (Associated
' I’rcss).—~l<‘ormcr Premier Vcnichos of
‘G'reecc declined today to discuss the,
ireport from Athens that a republican
'niovemcnt is on foot in Greece with-
;lhv olsjvct of making Vcnizelos‘ presi.g
,dont. but he declared he was irrevoc-
lul-ly dctcrlnincd to retire to private
‘lié‘c as soon as the Turkish peace
jtl-cuty was sigm-d.
l "I decided at the time of the elec-
‘tion two years ago not to return to
. ; politics." said Venizelos. “In the pres—
icut instance. I thought it my duty to
“undertake a foreign mission fonthe
:Greek government~ in an attempt to
save the debris. and after the'Turkish
peace is signed in the conference I in-
tend to retire to private life. This de-
'cision is absolute."
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 17 (A553—
’ciated’ Press).-——Prime Minister Lloyd
George's Manchester speech on the
Near East, of which a. summary
1 reached Constantinople last night. has
created g. furore among the Kematist
.followers here. The entire summary
‘was telegraphed immediately to
first
Angora. . .
l “This speech." said the. Kemalist
representative _, here, “completely
shatters the confidence which we were
reposing in‘Great Britain after her as-
surances to us at Mudanial’
3 CONSTANTINOPLE‘,’ ,Oct 17 (Asso—
ciated Press).—-A Turkish gunboata‘n
the Black Sea has captured the Greek
steamer Ourania of 2.500-tons,‘ carry--
ing a cargo of wood from Constanza
to Constantinople. The steamer was
stopped near Midia and boarded by‘a
‘Turkish prize crew. She was towed
‘ to VHeraclea and the captain and
crew declared prisoners of war.
This. capture, announced today.
marks the first appearance since last
March of the Kemalist navy, which
consists orr two obsolete Turkish guns
boats and one torpedo boat destroyer‘
of an old typo; , .
should keep his head and not lend:
ALASKA ONCE TROPICAL REGION:
SEATTLE. “’ash., Oct. Uri-That;
IAlaska once was a tropical region is l
'said to be indicated by a bone three;
2feet long and weighing finy pounds:
brought here by F. A. Swift, an old-x
time mining man, to be presented to;
the University of \‘l’ashington. SWlft'
found the bone in a bank of they
Koyukuk River, fifty miles north of
Bottles, Alaska. It was twenty—five,
, feet deep in gravel. it is believed to5
l
. be part. of the skeleton of a mastodon.;
i
WiLL CONTINUE HER MEETINGS?
NEW YORK. Oct. 17.—~Captain Rho-3
ba Crawford. Salvation Army lass.
freed from a charge of disorderly con-
duct preferred Sunday night by police;
who arrested her as she conducted afi
meeting in the heart of the theatrical;
district on Broadway, planned today:
to inquire of Police Commissioner En-g
right whether a prayer meeting has as ;
much right on Broadway as a sight-‘
seeing bus, a bootlogger or a dancet'
hall. ’
"The Angel of Broadway" plans to‘
continue. the Sunday night _rncetings.E
which she has heen conducting for--
the past two years.
.
I
i
.
Angevine Furniture Co.
‘JNORWALK’S LARGEST STORE"
16 NorthMain St.
" "honor .
5"?
South N orwalk
No cause f0
Hundreds of
thousands are
burning ~Socony Kerosene
--for both cookiné and heating.
The daysof the old smoky, soot;
and slow oil Cook stove are past.
Now you can buy an oil range
with these guaranteed features:
( l ) cooking speédofgas stones; (2)
abundant heat that is nhsolutely
clean and odorless; (3) greater
ecpnomy of cooking with oil
than cverbeforc; (4) distinctive.
automatic wick control; exclu-
sive convenient and time-saving
devices; (Si hands touch no oil
in filling; (6) a roomy, strong
oil range that will give absolute
satisfaction the year round.
The name of this remarkable.
newest stoy'e is the, New Perfec-
tion Oil Range with Superfex
Burners. Your dealer will gladly
demonstrate it for you. Don't
buy a new stove of any kind
until you have seen it.
A! [lousefurm'slu'ng and" hardware dealers everywbdc
. STA_NDARD"OIL co. 0:: NEW YORK
26 Broadway
Perfection Oil Heatcrs
change chilly places to
cozy corners. Instant
heat and lots of it just
where you went it.
y = PERFECDQN
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