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' 70H Noam-In (MOI-.17. 1) ‘VHhS-b 3““..- ' .N” ’ cm I'm-usual Coo-en Ml July SSl Wannabee—Pan: $.sz 83%,.“ a I Under the notable (Venn) his Vi I M h I Records «a. 'm ttl. Rover—'- TM Imh' WHIP—Fan “I'll-t "“5 Y" w'w mcus'uo—r rm “C's-i. - the“ “he I. "a”. True mmmh T lmlseilleI-eu—l'. .- m Idem ON SALE TOMORROW ‘ DONNELLY’S - 7-K»- Mfl- ‘- monuments-saus- ‘ ~. _-‘-« 5 were nen~comrnitah Col. Frances T. » been running on full time for several EN SAT I o N A 1., ATIN PUMP A. L E “ NOW ON LADIES? SATIN PU . $1.95 AT MARK-OFF’S 42 South Main Street, outh Norwalk 3m June :9.—-Abeorp- tion of the Bockanurn Kills Co. by the American Woolen Co. has beep proposed to the directors of the form- er by President William M. Wood of the woolen company, it was leafhed yesterday. Six appraisers for Presi- dent Wood have made a careful in- mection of the six mills of the Hook- anurn Co. The price asked by the Hockanum company is said to be in the neigh- oorhoodof $6,000,000. The property includes not only the mills. machin- ery. material in proceu of manufac- ture and good will of the business. but about twenty-ave tenement. houses for employees of the company as - wen. ' Oflcers of the Hockanum company MPS Ilsxwell. president. replied briefly: “The mills have not been sold." Wil- liam Harwell. treasurer. secretary and director. said that nothing was to be announced. that an otter to buy the property had been received from the American Woolen Co.. but that no- thing definite had been decided. He said that the woolen company had once before "talked about buying the mills' but that nothing came of it. “VVs're not particular whether we Sell. " he added. It was learned that the oiilcials of tho Bockannm company gave their price on the property. Each of the appraiec.e inspected a dint-rent phase of the property. The American “‘00)- on Co‘. has recently acquired several ” so. 1mm‘vt’ So. Km ‘ in. am . r N r: - 3m ,:C,ud§:' :lfifie‘af In inmfh 28 Woodward ve., So. Nor. 24 In Street, lot-walk 22 Street, NW and “mac. and it now ConA‘OIS :e 1“ Cedar It... So. Iorwslk 170 Help Street, Norwalk Ridgefield Road, wag. separate p‘lsntstk'rhe Hockanum com- ” liy ‘7... So. Km 1 00V. ‘70., last NM Ham Street Wm we on t - i in - 32?? of ii. 3.1..” “23.33:" 5.2a. m 3‘ " "'- “d 3"“ “h 5"" 1“"‘1‘ 37 ““8““ A"- 5° NW quarters for which are at Boston. The appraisers who inspected the local plant today are said to be experts in the rostrum, and the decision of the American Woolen Co. on whether to accept the price asked will depend largely on their inventory of the 5 property. Nearly 1,500 hands are employed by the Hockanum Mills Co., which has SPECIALS FOR THE WEEKE months to keep up with the demand for its products of worsteds and wool- ens. Vice-president David A. Sykes of Rickville has been general manag- er of the plant since 1886. and it is understood that he and other omcials of the Hockannin company would re- main In their prmnt capacties for a time at least. if the consolidation shohld be effected. The local coup . pally has been established nearly a . century and has had considerable in- , fluenco on the development of this city and the area immediately sur- , rounding. It is now incorporated under the laws of Connecticut, with capital stock of 86,000,000. In addi- tion to the officers named. the direc- tors are Charles s. Bottomley. George 8. Hammond. George "E. Sykes and J. A. Maxwell of this city. and ex- Governor Everett J. Lake and Arthur L. Shipmsn of Hartford. The American “’oolen Co. h‘as been expending in the direction of Con- necticut for some time past. It had a foothold in the form of a plant at Moosup before acquiring the plants in Yantic and Norwich. The Hockanum company. while hit in common with other business by the deprenion following the “'orld War made a remarkable recovery and has long been operating at capacity. if the deal is to go through. it is expected that the decision will be made in a few days. INDIANS CHARGE ALL PLAVORS ’ 3 pkgs. 250 “’8 BUPBLATNE FLOUR 241-2lbsack 950 GULDEN’S MUSTARD, 110 MakesGoodPoodTasteBetter” EAZOLA 011., me. 25c, We... 45c PENSIONS mun $31,153:??? 31'8";ij mm. é Contest Claims of “chain Apple Sauce - - 150 0 ersm India Relish - - 17c Pete” and “Sarah Jim” M ‘ 3 Bot. No. 2 Can “Edam“ 011;;- - - - - - ‘19:: 1 20 lb’ loner: ram HEARTSBSI: 333101; :‘Vi. 3:10;]..—°Id Inditn H “I" an: om n ems-mummifm Sound Ripe Pineapples, 10c eac Jim Washes pre- their claims that they are descendants of Captain Joe, and prove tlat Captain Pete and Bar- ah Jim are imposters in collection r' Federal funds through the allegation that they are dwendants of Washes Indians who suited the whites during an early Pluto uprising. In a letter to Governor J. G. Scroog- bain. the four in of the Joe tarnily ask for a copy of the record at the uprising. They claim this fec- ord will prove that Captain Pete and Sarah Jim have no family connections ~ with the Indians who loaned guns and mmnnitioa to the whites during the Pluto trouble. ST ATE PATENTS Niall-owing“- "o W June 1! 1!". 1M compiled at the once of Woosster A livia Patent Lawyers m Henry 8. march. 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