' Kev novels in m”- goods to the consumer. who hss -
for “other surplus by the New in level. The dens-tn at forward or- ,
rs which followed the reaction Inst ,4”
““lm‘m'.’ 1‘" n-rn’thEZK {12:31,}? George Le Uuutiilier, \it‘e—presi- will continue. to be earned. W101 gmloxskesg Company E‘huwfhmglt'v ‘ -
or ”.3 "LC on-o-éq non over cor. arm or the Long Island itailroaJ. something Over. and “"319" 9’03". .11". .sz:rop:1:::uzvc;lc!legv:nllfini
nn incneuc (LE-tori. 0t '19:. yesterday made his reply to the 3113- will be made toward the redlction of been expected. ”a as follows: 1. 000 .
mgSOTR:‘ASg. lst were the 10“"!‘ Keetions or the Committee or 0m.- the deficit incurred early in the 79". range, 17 1-: cents; utility.'21.1-3
in three years, bring 8,076,000 bnr- i-lumircd, which two months ago out- Although the movement of snthti-ls- cem‘; romper cloth. 20 can“; 21- , , .
rcls. sglnst 8.63.000 in 1933 and llnt'd a. series or proposed changes cite coal has fallen off since e inch staples 16 cents : 334““: stop- ,
10414.000 in 1921. One barrel of in that railroad to iacilitatc its hand commencement of the strike. tromc/ 16. 19 cents. At the request of Job- 0
cement is equivalent to tour sacks. iing or intracxiy passenger traffic. in other directions is rep rted ‘0 be hers. the DOIICY 0! future dnting on _
Haven for the month 0 (September. spring is giving way to better buy-
.Vlr. Le lloutilllcr, basing his answer holding up well. bill! will be maintained. the new
- This would malts the fifth month lng s11 niong the line. Even in cotton
Cement 'dustrinl leaders and bankers. Geor- this year that tho'rond half more textiles. one 0‘ the hordes-hit indus-
Ths Portlnnvi cement industry is 5“- F- B‘“" ‘5 “3 “n“dem 3’ e‘er- than earned its charges. “. I“), tries. orders are beginning to come
- - . April 1 dating.
Building (‘otifi 3‘" LIL”: ‘0 DMD to the suggestions on a report of the bin. cur-yin:
lili trrinl on!” and hUUd- .. ‘ . . :. t Norma-n Me. With a. slight exception in the
Bui ng mn company s engineers, 5353 that such (rea reports a case of staples, these prices are the
st m, m“, “.10 of business volume “’“m‘m 2‘" w°°d " "'8 ”me' and surplus over chars“ mounted to in and mill curtailment is lessen-
lng labor \vngvs nrv not likely to onstr Ctio ro‘oct as that cMBd Tl Great Northern I .
be low... {M ptlnlo tlmr‘ to come, nc- a c u n p 1 ‘ 1" a t fifteen same as those made for spring 1088.
~'- . ~ )\ vll ~ ec- for by ”10 committee “(m-‘1 ““0”" freight nlovoment f" ““3 fl ' whenrcotton was 6 cents a. ound
cording in'mimml l». linn )- 9 9,“ on d b r 61 33‘ can a . p
"ury'ng lluiiding Trmles limplny- "-‘Pmai‘urm 0‘ L” -°°°; 0 5‘" days Of stplem cr ° ' ' lower. and when wage schedules in
.7" Armcmf‘nn. 4-! Nrw York. ‘Mr. would not be cconomlcniiyjustiflablc. gain of 24 per cent over the some the New Hampshire mills were on a .
H0 declares that the difficulties Ill- perlod last. year. All the princ'lfl] 15 per cent lower hm
resulting from the building b 0m- g‘ R. “mm" head of u" Che” 3124.739 and that (or June was 892.- ing. The expected mil demand is
Donnell)! sivs':
Production “MW “-9‘0-000 b °" “arm" Own“ ‘5 bu" {mm 3‘" 497, while April. the best month of mates-tanning.
th “car. an in- rope for the sole purpose of seizing ..
'- "vfl‘ months of F ’ favorable business opportunities this the year t° date. showed chnrgas
moss “I ”'“5'0‘32 0v“: czrgnno‘lzd; autumn. covered with 3187.798 to spare. \It is ' 0133!“. Prices
:31 period of 19..., u. s , a .- expected by omciais of the road that NEW YORK. Sept. 19.—New pri- -
survey. 1.. I. R‘\\'AY TRAP ‘IC fer the balance or the you charge! cc: on spring 1924 gingham- by the
"No lmwrlnz or (ill'i’fl'lfins by rohed would be insurmountable. No classes of commodities were included
r-rlnl men or wnxrs by trade such cx anslon is either required or increase and according to Stock Brokers Foil.
mat . P in the
unions i.- l..~li(»\-.-ci ymssihie for some possible of attainment, he claims. officials of the road the figures would NEW YORK, Stencil—An lnvol- .
time. Prices fur 'l'lildmg commo- pointing out that aside from its ox— have been an improvement over 1922 untnry petition in bankruptcy was . w: -
dmnn are my nut of proportion '0 cossiyc cost it would involve the uc- “on with iron ore tonnage excluded. tiled against S. J. Florentine and Co.. .
them" of 01h" “n" “““ "onom‘c . - . . .. Inc.. Stock brokerage firm, by t; '
m _ mam.” ”w country quisltlon of lrgnl rights not po.se-s.vi ‘
tlnwmtmp-‘ri «Ill. [ring] «mfwmnmz “Y ”1“ ”mm" “l ”10 “a!" 0’ Chm‘w Stfi‘l Corporation Bookings. \Villsrd Hobby. ML Hobby Claim“ .
to "on,” a ' ‘ prlx-ilngns and secondary franchise The imprpssion created last week uhoithco?9p:€g 23:? ‘gzgcfife olfsdh” , '
r l l. . . . , ' . :
0".iT {ur the urzir 1"..‘ ill"! have HEP?" rising for sire-t occupations. ”my the. unsatisfactory condition 0‘ balance of 35.785 to his credit whit! ~‘
men” “mrh ”my ”1pm nwr mm ‘ ll i .d‘m‘md m the Steel industry “‘1: he had been unable to collect. ,.
l ' “(.er y.-,lr_ null in .mmr' Prison to hunting P“ m C- isochhat modified yestenday by fi ‘ ‘5 ‘
l 1925. m “M“ r. 11.1 i. ll..,:;..i rnr ml The report or the Pullman com- rr-port that n! w boonlnsl of the Hudson Quarter Net Lower ‘2
thnt liirm-t. .n, llwugh berm?" n11)":‘nx'ny for the iiscnl your (mind July L‘nitv Stub-s Steel Corporation have Net income of the Hudson Moto'
(Hummu- n: luv wri'lV “will“! .21, 19:3, showsa net income of $13.- he“, shxadny increasing during the Car Company. after charges, m“: “
grmwr ilwn ii... illnmnul'u 316,936. al'ir‘r tax-‘3, dcprvc‘ldllun, mm 10“,”ng mm more. There was and depreciation. amounted durin; i
-'— we. equivalent to $9.79 in Flvzll‘c mrn- nothing oillcinl about the report. but the quarter ended August 31 last I! ~
Pig ”"n Output ‘ ‘‘d on the company's 3135.000090 me intimation of STO‘Vmg business 3:.8934ft28.tcomptixettlhwith 83,656i- ‘
Th» A,....»...;m iron and MN: in- capital stnt‘k outstanding. This emu~ and suggnsuon that incoming burl- fng’qzartxcra:el'ea:a 0° corresponl »
:miutio tr; "if”, :hl‘l‘r ,mfnlprilf.‘ 2! «1;: pan-s with earnings last yn-nr of ‘4.- nos“ at present is 01' twice the pro- 1 8 . 4:
run :1 ils .v: > .._. . - ,- n__ .... . A c ..
ms 477. r. w 3" e in r uni more fat-“W ”hr ‘3‘ "‘ mmufingilz: 3.31333 portions in “mafia my“; 3:33:32! Metal Market ., - H
' f .. l swns more (‘rw s ‘ " guany mi 101" ' ‘ . . - ‘ .. _ . i Mimi.
than “an wwlmul in thr- inszt six , _M .. ‘ ‘ from " . 3E“! XORR. Sept. 19.—-Cooppv_-y '_ '1 l M ~c,
muvnhs .4 133:. Mill 7’: yn-r ('(‘nt ln'uilh 3...,39..xl37 l‘iC!l\(‘vl in Si‘lllu- The corporations furnaces are said easy. electrolytic, spot and futurr- l. #i,
”KW“ “r ,h, m... half “1 ms! ymr. mi ut for thn purltld or l-._».l.»ral con- to be “ppmtmg at about 85 per cent 13 5—8. Tin iirm; spot and pearl}: .2 ‘ V J? "i . ,
The ruminr of flirlili"v.‘l in blast on (ml. 0! capacity and ingot production .is 41.62; futurewlfio. Iron steady; ; . A
Junr lint :hu 3w”- \x' < 335, as against . proceedng at about 57 1-2 per con.- spot 6.857! 7.10. Zinc quiet, East 7 L '
2'13 run lit-x 31. 11"—‘-‘- .‘i. A" St. 1.. Plan. St. Louis spot and nearby delivery - _
, _ A further conflict or interests in (“pm-g": Conditions 6.420445. .
.\4-\\ Rank in Dunn rnnllll‘llfin with the reorganization of (First National Tiank of Boston 1“. , r ,
l‘rrii‘l‘r‘ilm has in ET'I‘TT‘fiufinr tlu- Minneapolis & St. Louis ltailuny. tor.) Danbury Fair Soon ‘
‘ ”H" r . "r it n.“ l“\'(“: “ l“) 'l'h-‘e rt w in the Ilnllils or rrrvivvrs, has More nr‘llvo business In many ln- 5 . .
rniulu'nw‘ l'l 1’ “'71 ‘Jv‘li'f‘ . 1 ' nrinr-n' nv't‘nrilil:z in n. circular lvti r “”9”,” mmuyrhout the country is ,
hp“. 3, ...,.< is [In L Mr A t .|Pl n 0. ms: 3:. M out to ltolller of Minm-npa, r-\'i:ll'nl. Afti‘r :1 S‘lrnmpr rnnrked by 5" DOWIMCNS' 0‘ BIS Exhibition _ I 3' I H v v: '4‘
S 'n‘w ‘ ills l;- St. Louis first and rvlundin: unusmrll industrial stability. 11 zl‘OW; Brim Full 0‘ 59mm EXh'N‘S- E a, . " 1 ° ‘3‘ .
nmrlprizn lmnvls by a group of banks in: from contact with “'0.“ Strec i 7 3:7" -. , " I
”(:"l'n‘z‘nn_ “r,".‘1‘,.((:?.c,g non _ ‘ and insurancp companies in Cnnnrc- lilinnsl l! widespread. N0 actual boom Thll la the fifty-fourth year (he . ‘ ”zit“.
”('H' “"t‘ ""' 1' Ll “ i, k r‘f‘ ”1'3“...” ‘ H< ,,xr,.t(.h.d no.- drslrf‘d. but opiniO: great ?unbury l-nir has altered idts; -
"" "i“ l‘r' "”"' “ ‘ ' " ‘ ' . hly goo attract ons to the eager thousan s:
- . -,. , .. I i. fairly general that roasona
11"").-‘Hmf “m“ ‘ {It 7,1. .14.” n, ': hymn": ‘Pompfin'mff an]??? Minn...“ will lm maintained through who annually await its arival. It is
5'1"” ‘ I", 1" f,“ m. Tm. ”A”! M .lnn'l ( on”, I m.“ m‘mm‘32n H‘ - I tho. wining (far iomiinzs. averaging the same each year in one salient,
prutu '4‘! L.- _\..t 'l ‘M l::t list“! in {mi [Hrs of ('Ylproxlmntviy $-..mn.lmn of h”; 14 “nihkf; over 0 million cars. 13 feature—Its maintenance of extenm
l‘\'rv 31M; l"r ., .';- 5' wk find nil Hm .‘llu'i\:- il ‘Si‘rllli‘ll lmnlls, in \‘inw cufflr‘iont oviilv‘nt‘t‘ of the “gush"? live agricultural, machinery. [he]
rlrr'ii‘s: r r SHAH h “'1" “M" t" ‘ of tho mnnirtin: lilivro‘sis im'nlzirc in", "Hump and tree passage of stock and farm produce exhibits and; v
|""r7"~‘“ "“r H"""'~m”'T} mm‘ml‘f'] lb... :il‘i’wirn of thn )linmpoils & Ft. " » is ever changing as it swings into. . 0 Q .
durlrL' 1i «- likl in war: 1“ :lnllll’l lymm l‘ ll\\'l , . ,‘ . . ‘ line ench vent with the newest tind' ,
. . . . . “2 y. {\SFJln' no“ in .lw ' g . s , . . .
fir“? rm fl!“ -l 11ml .- um “all rwiillrt‘ f “n,” 0. 1 “Ni“ r MM] “m“ p... SLFn‘4hhl)h';:::L:EARS FROM the latest. in Fair attractions of all . ore
hm 3" ' ii is r< r" in r-‘ilaili "1‘" mm“ F" ”I" "h u) if d with kidney trouble for “2:: 10": F l O t ll) 1 2 3
‘ . .. . 'i" l I Ml l"‘ n r Fl in art ln 1""— su erc e " ar' C 0 er ' ' ' a
“hat \nml luuling Autlinrltimrriflrr'n 3nd,!“ 3 at”: rirbm myymnz 1m- 3 five years or more. i could not sleep 4, 5 and 6. will be a record beater; was opened Feb. 16 at Memphis, Tem
‘ _ rm?“ fl ‘ r f ' r. ‘1‘ _' {'I' w h h!” l-~' thvr'l ‘nt nlmt and l was always tired after with a. kind weather man for that is; ‘
mrhgfl'" Li F.‘”‘"‘}“' ,1“; '1; “T "‘ Ch ‘ l' "H n ""’ ’ ‘ coming home trom work. and my about the only element. that can les- . d . 'ts . h . .
e Minn: .’ .’ Hun .- __ '
f . ', . . . back aciv-vi." writes John R. Gordon. sen attendance. it would seem. Mon- fl'hl to e firs
gplrvlm th’n rilhv 1174 £anan :h'nrlc; a. tortliovn‘v‘l‘ac ilk-fiery}. 11 hanvlllo. lit. "1 secured some FOL- day sous reception of Ill nnimnll . S s l' , “mg l t SIX mont s, dld three tlmes the buSlneSS that
J‘ ""H *‘1 l‘i- *7 "'1 "'-" -. .T. ‘Al'i.. . rn. .i'li .— 'v‘ f - .v . d nrti les 0! erishnhie nature. 0 . . .
“ . . LY lxthEl PILLS and after n tow an c p
m... l... u... \,.,, [W m... m.m.,..~..~‘mum” , m, be"... m, .0... mm... me. take .1... .u t... the same store under the old method had done in the same location in its best
“mint? ‘5‘ ””71“". "anfi :9 inp’;3\i'ill mnlninln i1: 5 [Hr r‘r'nt anntn‘lwork with more (.33, became afternoon and all the Grand Stand . , . . . . .
. ' z' N (‘Tl'lull‘ lmrr :1 ii :i .l ' . . , , . '
wax" r- , 1"“ ‘ M :Mt burn“ to NH llh nil l-v you“: .1 qu ”tori; dixi- _ stronger and could sleep better." pm. attractions hold forth. Tuesday Judge sm_months pet-10d. And there was a sanng 0f $1,755 In the cost of dOII‘ig‘ buSl'
2"?)"1’ {:1 l'_ r ' “ ' .I‘--n:l or 1 1-4 p. r mm. At in: «mm. | muck mm from Ruckache. Rheu- inglot graddt; ca‘ttiel an: pzumr. vese~' ‘
j "' ‘ ’, -. V... \ _ .\‘- .Y rk ",mmmwu . ‘. . _ to on an ru is s on t e program, . . , . .
mm mm m» L- m- i“ g“ . H .1 i, "We rW-and.1\'d"°y “3" “3““ Wm. "our... and pacingrsces. grand’ ness. Under the old method the store had done a total busmess of $34,300 in Six
- exitrmulun «if ou‘slrokr‘n nMimi-mil” “-" l‘nrnml mm 5‘“ ""‘l Flt W der trouble use rOLEY thhEY !_ \
- \ m t f H i t f i ; n n y r f d , I‘ll I Q idv stand attractions and bond concerts” f 175 . h P' . h
'n n [Mir (. 1-.1vr mlmr fin. n- " ' " "' " 'F‘ ‘73- ' "‘_" ' “'ednesdny, trotting and pacing' .
____p ,- _______ , V_J_ __, ”_ mm Mg,” 0, W. W, ml , . months at an expense 0 $5,, , While t e lggly Wiggly self semce met 0d
. tie. dogs. poultry. sheep and swine.
I .3 all exhibits fresh all attractions
g.
..
. n. , , n d o t f , did a volume 0f $114,000 at an expense of only $3,420. The customers of course
. . *. . g ven. urst ay. s on c u -o - , _ ‘
All Comforts of Home in lourmg Car Wit}: Which m... 13...... . gr... m .. mu benefited I”, n isl e e lo 8 . . I] . fl e t se 8 e rs over f0 y
all your old friends. Friday——Dnn-f
. . . . c D '— I ’ ' bl d , 8 . . o o s
W- K. Kellogg Will Visit Capital of wary Slate min; mouthfuglmrss: , Piggly Wiggly stores have been establi shed 111 Memphis (one for every 4,000
and pacing races. Sn ur uy niwaysi , _
l‘;‘;“;‘;‘,§°:;;’;"§a;° 3;“.“hftggggggfgl of population)'and a total of'over 1,200 In over forty states With a total annual
aces who crack idt‘rs wi h ted . s s
2... mm: :0. “room. .34 722... ' busmess close to one hundred million annually.
purses and give real thrills. All the , _
special attractions are there, too. It . l" .
is the holiday of the week. 5 .
Entry books for exhibits at the .
T d . S or 2 '
£32.53? .5222. 22‘ maxi: ~ Local Owner 8111])
addressing G. M. Dundie, Seer. .
Danbury. Conn. _ ,
Patrons of the Fair will ii I‘. many ’.:
. . . . . . ' s
2333.551“§§r§m§§3£'&"£°2§.1..m £2; -': . ' The Piggly Wiggly stores in Norwalk, Stamford and Greenw1ch are
‘ 25.3"..152'22“.2?J§’§.f§.}§.£‘i‘.’°§£§fi a owned and operated by people local to the three Cities, and are financially m-
been provided. or course the new-
.“ MW, gamma “Mh r... .dependent of any Piggly Wiggly stores outside of the three cities above named.
places the one «strayed by m m: Right to use the Piggly Wiggly methods and buying power was purchased out-
yenr is a structure of much interest.
u is modern and safe and will seat . right from the Memphis corporation and is exclusive for these cities.
6,000 persons. There is also a, new I ‘
Judge‘s stand. '
.g NORWALK’S FIRST PIGGLY WIGGLY
SHOWER my 39 Beiden nvcnue have changed their
. mum: ‘° 5’ STORE Wfll Open Next Saturday Mornm’ng
w.It.vtELLooo 07er WITH SON
Ind. GRANOSON
Ice Plsnt, Radio, Shower
:U‘ies
6,
Bath, Twin Beds and / ' : ‘
; Kitchen Provided in ,. :1. ' - ‘ - - I]
1 $22.33;“ 3:310. Creek ,7. / convi’aa’m'ro HELP FUR GIRLS sept. 22nd. at 12 Maln St. 'Norw‘ s
. KAN'ro RBUILDING . A
}’ MUSIC and FLOWERS
'A FLOWER TO EACH VISITOR—MUSIC 9 A. M. roar. M. '. '
C“ ‘ ‘ WHO WORK
LTliOL‘GH numerous elsb- SWIVEL WNTEDARM CHAIRS ---—-_- .
orstcl i t "I lid .
cruiseit’aggg: is” :on- along design which permits their are almost without number. Thou WWTGH‘ How
am ,3 conversion at a moment's notice is s telephone trom the interior is
“(1:31: :efisrglyhzgrb;ndll; into twin beds. Curtains from the the chsuneur’s seat. On the lug.
touring, it remained for W. K. Kel- root to the tioor ot the car give gage carrier is a complete bed for
bu. cereal manuiacturer of Bst- the beds the privacy of Pullman the chauffeur and enough cunning
do Creek. MM... to take the open berths. Because of their swivel equipment for all the car's mom,
[and with ‘ c" that. h" literally mountings. ths chslrs may be made pants. There is s specisi hosts!
an the comforts of home." A to face in spy direction. Specially tor cold weather, screens for over)
.110." bub. complete kitchen. ice designed “his: plsced between window similar to those on Pull.
mums mum“, punm‘n berths each par of chairs changes the man cars, a special vcomblnstion
Good Groceries at Popular Prices
“a "a“, 0mm "0 but ‘ ‘0' 0: cu into n dinsr. electric toaster. boiler, and egg Bring Your List and Look 0V8! Our Stock—All GOOdS Are Pm Priced — Come Anyway
m. convenience. m be found in Em. Running Water 90‘6“" "1 “"3 ”when“ ‘3 whether You Buy? or Merely Inspect. We Believe That You Will Consider the Store a Cred-
tha "Ark," with which Mr. and In the rear sre comforts tor the electric tint iron. curling iron sud
Mrs. Kellogg expect to visit the longest tour. There is s retrlgernp 1’“ “t" heater, ‘ sixteen-foot
units!- ot all the states in the tor with s complete ice making raiding boat with “”1““ motor.
Cam. pint. There 1. ‘ lavatory and and extra size shock absorbers.
The interior of the on is the ins- toilet 1'00!!! "Milled with maniac Th" interior is mun“ in mum"
tsrinlized dream or 1 motor tourist. "tor from n lira-ill" tsnk. The n" “m “a“ “whim T"
. Just beck ot the driver‘s out is on kitchen «Upflflflu complete ““1 ceiling. lined with inshogsny-col
,_, slsbonts ndio set. equipped win '12 electric tireless cooker stove. “ea ““1“" u mad“ '“3 “3’“
‘ on serial cleverly conceded in ih as siso s twoburnsr’oil stove for ““3"“: “51‘“ Four mors‘ "‘11?
1’00! and I load Iposksr comb). c as in emergencies. What spscs illuminate a" berths it 31181“-
sstermning the occupants or in u left sitar the installation of Thirty-five lilies In Hm
not at any time. Two elulr‘ is numsntmeonvsrtsd into The 3143011110 “PM“! of the
has sud sn inside speedometer s munitions locks:- and cupboard "Art." as Mr. Kellogg coils it. is
it to Norwalk. ‘
, . ' OPEle A; M. T0 loop. M. SATURDAYS
" ,. _‘0THERDAY-SV8A.M.T0§P.M.
lino mounted in m. trout. q l. on. 36 gallons. The mileage is m
w- In addition to the lsvstory thus Iona Ind one-hm to etch: miles
The seats or. four sun eh“ I shower bath. By moving s to tho gailon. - .
- mounted on swinis. Uphoiste: and ma ammonia ear. The Chum! novel'odwlths“
1": ”Item-random” m 1:... “existing Emmotwmmnsm-inch
‘” us Yielding cushions. the As! nonmmmznsdro- thalliu- The "only
. Mona-tummuu ' '
.. Indirect Mutual-s71
... mum mutant.
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