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'lu tho- “'estchester
yu' l'l ‘3. ll" said“-
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uv Ht away and nsked
n :~1N'l.lir‘l‘ with him.
up}. as l'lt‘t‘llllg‘ mo-
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Mona. but m. ".n k: '
~ 3 pint: I; -o r _ . - ,
TATE MAINS “a m. r“ " I"! here. The 15min -'“~--‘:1’Kms .. o L. -‘t for '
for his pest [on persistently on. The
O’NEILL AS AIDE §°§£E§ 5:; “Nut him the more Breaking Date With’Girl ‘1'
\Vhen O house 1. EVANSVILLE. lnd.. July 21—;
rhodium poured on the
tap will be an attractio
n WARD CASEM .., be
u cw the
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F. Strickland. fifty-nine drove to the I I ' I ‘
3. Another . ' ’ V '
_ ‘ _ method 1. to place on th young man's home and shot him twice. ‘: ' « ’ ' ‘
HP hlli‘w‘7 (curt House Pol]. where their holes are "Spit? tgeablc' Lea-den died in a hospital here. i 2f
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ili's in Westchester and “ ""n “‘5'" 0' mum. potash. Strickmnd. new in me Gallatine L:
4-4 fur the murder or Plane. It has
.2. u'Ncill has been .p. the last two thousand ytnrs two hi]. a 90-pound shoat, came trotting into
t mt Allurncy—Gencr- lion people have been killed by this the family's yard. First it sampled
. in Yonkers. plague.
. ,.h 1‘;\il and criminal. M
m. n imputation as on Very fond of ships.
1‘. y. m «li‘ft‘ndlnfl eli- was noticed tha
best bread for
Int-retire for
religious bodies over 1921 is 1 2‘0 480
.. . - . .
y..|n.ll‘)’ Inntters to he ‘0‘ approximately 50 Per cent. neighborhood 10 do more damage.
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"mutt!!! we rock in.
infested by rats
caulhl by bait. a
I! scented oil of
Angercd because Horace It. Dogsdcnfi
twenty—three. of Shawneetown. lll..
broke a "date" with his daughter. M.
g —\ :j‘ffi
\ a
bottom of a
. . , when uh, “a "1 County. 121.. jail. is believed to have 4’7
I Ur). System 8 cu... their feet to btcgi‘nihgri: :2": been under the influence of liquor at ._
“ orkings When they lick them their tongues the. time of “1° shooting. a:
' ”fl ' :1” ‘b°°°m° '°'°- C°nIeQUently they '“—._—__
~l.l{. July 30.——-Thomn J. I on "uh . locality, A ”“6 DILEMMA. _
33‘ “roadway. con- 3“" how bad a citizen the rat is {
~x...1..v that ho will 8.3- “f“ hardly be 0Vereltimatod. His HAMMOND, Ind.. July so.—-0ne
:mmmunun of Walter S. “0"“ client: is carrying ‘ho lvu‘oonic Hammond family is between a. pig ’2’,
been egtim.ted that in and-the police. so to speak. The pig.
“he flower beds and found nothing to '1‘ ~
The rat mlzrated to Europe frori'r uit its taste. Shaking the roots of
. onxolin about the sixteenth centur be last flower from its snout, it trot- 5.
. .n \\ r'shhvatcr County. This rodent is a great traveler and 1,’ :‘zisttldoug‘ij Egrg‘t: 3:32:12, :i’derzalit 1:
T0 ' ' “
. ”116' in“, ”o has of- ”emu,“ the rat ”,mbou;:§ “ii-35%;". bagcs. The family ca ured the ”‘5. Pi
strucuom also Judgment because It and held it hostage for the damage i. i if?
had done. A city ordfiiance prevents! :1“
the keeping of pigs in the city. Tin
owner of the animal refused to claim .
it and neighbors threatened police ac-
membership of all tion it the family held it. They also
warned against turning it loose in the '5'.
t he always those the
his reput.
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. l m" to take cnrei
ll \'.o- .ii‘i' if) C(lnft‘l"
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l. mll'nllnn in \\'(‘st-‘
llv- has lung ohsnrv-.
l-r ihv llepuliliennl
Ll Hm \\'hite Plains,
ll. 1 h “us so helpful ‘
' anrv his first indict-
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Huu‘ “Am the Jury1
.mrv and knows just
M'wi-s-lillllfll jurors the
.~. {.x as fur jury duty.
Town Kids Self ‘
of Rats in Less
’i‘han Four Days
v 61‘. July 30.—-The ln-l
Izltlv town of Leh-
'l'.i' itrc-ll of having an
w l nth- r plats destroy-
.ml spy-n :uling contuir-
i. organizing teams
., .- vhs-y killoed more.
1:; iv 0 weeks. beside!
' M: :f mice and other
l ‘\ Hm l'nlir‘tl Stairs
\ l\l"v' that ill('lt" is
y-rwn in thr- conn-
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»l image It day. In
I. ~ '4 minno‘ n mom-y loss
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ORWALK IS proud of its industries by which it is known all over the world. It
has many. The Crofut &_ Knapp Company is one oflhem. It was started in 1858
and has grown to the point where its annual business runs into millions of dol-
lars. The new f ac tory will be completed this year, is to be the most
modern hat factory in the world. It will be a great asset to the city. It will be seen
by every passenger going through on the railroad. It will employ more hands. It‘
will increase the amount of money spent in payrolls. Directly and indirectly it will
benefit. every merchant, bank, owner of real estate and citizen of Norwalk
For the Crofut & Knapp Company it ‘ will enable larger earnings and a capacity
for growth now impossible on account of limited factory space anil antiquated fac-
tory quarters. Earnings, which are now exceptionally good,will possibly be doubled
or trebled. '
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The Company has no mortgages or other incumbrances on its property.
It has nearly twice as much Common Stock as Preferred. '
The Common Stock is not for sale. The large block which was recently sold was
bought by the owners of the old Common Stock and their associates for $100 a
share, cash.
The Preferred Stock is a first claim on the Company’s assets, its real estate,
buildings and machinery, its cash, its not es and accounts receivable, and goods in
stock. The assets quickly convertible into cash are worth more than the entire Pre-
ferred Stock issue. Its property, including real estate is worth over $250 a share of
Preferred Stock which costs $98.00 a share.
A local investment with such security as this,‘paying over 7%, which cannot be
taken away from you-for less than $110 a share is not publicly offered very often.
When you also realize that you do not have to pay any Connecticut or local property.
tax on it, nor any normal federal income tax, you will see its further advantage. You
know, or know of, the men running the business. Your dividends must be paid cv
ery three, months before they receive any dividends. Their investment is entirely
subordinate to yours.
Buying and Selling Investments is our business and we thoroughly believe in
this one. We think it’is exceptionally good. A large part of the issue has been sold
to our own customers, the remaining third we offer to you for subscription. We are
willing to keep our repreSentatives in Norwalk until the remainder of the issue is
sold. It will greatly facilitate our work and be more satisfactory to you to have a per- '
sonal talk before you enter an order.
By subscribing to Crofut & Knapp Com pany Preferred Stock you become a part-
ner in a local business which will be a source of profit as well as pride, with you. This
is the first time in siXty-five years of business that there has been a public oifering of
Crofut & Knapp Stock. Besides being a safe investment we believe that the market
on this stock will gradually advance to the call price of $110.00 a share and we
strongly advise its purchase at the present price of $98.00.
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" 173 ORANGE STREET
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