Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 24, 1923 · page 5

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.\, .«~.\. 50v. :3.-—.\uto-
_‘. 1431p”) t0 the torn-
...»t \ulunblo unit of
. Nu.” production.
. mg.) automobiles wore
M in; vxrceded by 9c.
'. .nnl packinl house
\t :1!‘ the value {If
lli‘()«ilit.'l.‘li may be .1.-
.. 391p m petroleum and
. :wim‘ls comblnod.
, . : motor cars. which
i m lvavc {or behind
was is NIKE“ a! con-
. ‘V pruspt‘l‘ii)‘. in EIOW
' ~ purchases are do-

..‘lmulcs are that
. w ‘i‘ii‘Qd for the full

' I, ,thlnl of between

nnd four million
nr those. about
lm trucks and the
..~ r t'ill‘S.
.. le‘ nt' :1 posscneger
mu National Auto~
or (‘nmmcrco at
" ;| truck 31'. ‘1,500.
,. \.1llle of automo-
tlm current year
cw, This far ex-
. _\~.rru of 1919 and
.. ‘- mum motor factor-
, , ; m llyvir utmost to
' ‘ Ql'iFYy the demand

1‘ , ~ “nr limo prosper-

. :1‘25; thcre will

‘1 mm” n'utcmobilcs

._ 'wwr count obtbe
, . .' l“iiiii(7 Roads lists

.1 « x «. 1, The latter

-r Htw production

~» may factories in
:— rr-placements of

it is cstimuto'i

..- Il will be nddeJ

i ,1:an .‘lllls.

; ,. — l'luns for the
\- \\ England Sou-
v -:~.v ut‘ u consolida-
r l,’ mills in South
'zzm “till the plants
t‘olloll mills. in
'rit\5:lt‘illii$‘?it3 and
l» . n approved by
l- h rrmtlonal Co:—
ml'invd mills will
5 w. and will em-

traiiu‘s.

, . ~ «. ,. 'o be joined to

Lmlzp are those
a v: m” which Lock-

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:ulldilllg recently
I“ ' 1‘ s in the combi-
mlzml by this firm.
li'l'I“ the Lancas-
. Lancaster. 5. C.
. - I ': :mll Springstcin
l”. l‘»lschcr Mann-
l‘vlscho‘r. S. C.
.1», S (7.. and
"l HI". till.
i' ;- ii litIlHI~ Niki.
37.1“ 000 41":
wild. hospital
it}- has been
l'Hquin-l‘s Sr. 00.,
m: Columbia Trust
at u premium

3 , lwvx lfim- 5mm.
n w months 1hr:
.l". l‘hit‘ugo uni
will issue from
omit-unfit“) in
ZN-hurgo its in-
‘u u York Ctrnlial
\irious capital
\ ;w'l;ll meeting of
In milled for De-
mflmrizc the is-
.. under the re-
2.. mvnl mortgage.
S.’.'-,i~lll'\,ll00 an.
Hudzc for other

.rpus‘vs.

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"'v M lnun ("Tl-ring.

«common of ten
2km: l‘u‘nri gold
Kansas Pow-:r
«l‘t'c-rwi by Dama-
"0.. and Bartlett
’ “hivugo at 99 1-2

1 7 n3 per cent.

 

' imam .\. (a. 5 i-zs.
\ 4'0” have hezn

. l.» xlnzton. N. C.
mar nt 5 1-2 per cent

, fl 6&2.

i3: lr-m .‘Iant‘i.
wzmnd (or pig iron
rmrkct feature a.
Mnmicncd into one
am: movements in
":n Iron Age says.
is put at 600.000
, vh of this iron
‘ 'xwlu' last week's
' minor-r3. after not-

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lllSEVEN YEARS.

Sued from an Operation 511-!"
E. Pinkham’s vegetable

Compound

 

I was '1 nervous wreck.
' .mm a pain'inmyieft
. side,wh1ch wani-

cven let the bed
clotmg zest on
my y a. night.
Ihadbeensickggit'
seven years,
not so bsd until
the last eighteen
‘ months, and bad
' . become lo run-
, »: down that I cared
——‘ for nobod .» Ind
" Ir have died tinn I
3 work without heingnd
ulri me thatan operation
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A"; =1i.8rlmyhusband brought

(-i' Lydia E. Pinkhm’s
.. Compound snd begged me
‘. lJiia‘ve taken fourteen bot-
. .ee ten yearsyoungor.
‘ .4150ch dosil

' i had 3 lat

never will g: without the

w .2"? r‘mnpmmd in the

.1 T27? two little girls reach
"M! l intend to tench them
am never too busyto tell
1372 sister of my help. and

 

in. on the old Carnegie tom
the way to 1m the msrkst is to not
under it. have now raised unh- prim

advances have not been established
and the price situation is yet to be
clarified.

In s total of nearly 450.000 tons
booked by Northern and 200,000 tons
by Southern furnaces. the largest
lot won 60.000 tons. bought. at. Buffa-
lo by the American Radiator Com-
pany. At Chlcsgo somé foundries
bought for the first hall of 192‘. but
almost. all the iron taken is for do-
livory up to April 1.

While the buying has been very
heavy. tho movement has been car-
raied on in a. conservative way, and

entered the market.

The finished» steel market. in con.
trust with the activity in pig iron.
continues to show the effect of re—
stricted buying. Operations are at a
less rate. being scaled down rather
more in the Chicago district than
elsewhere. and apart from no plate
bookings. which have been heavy.
new business is not quite up to the
October rate.

However. a better VIEW is taken of
prospects for 1924. as the total of
railroad cars being planned for grows
and the building and' automobile
outlook continues favorable.

—-__
Pacific land Bank 58.

A syndicate composed 02 Harris.

Forbes& 00.. “’illiam R. Compton

company and Halsey, Stuart. &'Co.

Inc.. of New York is offering at 101'

(and interest to yield 4.85 per cent

,,.to the optional date (1933). per cent

thereafter to redemption or maturi-
ty 3. new issue 0! 82,000,000 0! 5 per
cent bonds of the Pacific Coast. Joint
Stock Land Bunk.~

*—

Tsnk Oar Oflcring.

A new issue of 83.000.000 of '6 per
cent equipment trust certificates of
the General American Tank Car Cor-
poration series "A" is being offered
at 100 and dividend by Drcxel & 00.,
Charles D. Barney & Co.. and the
First Trust and Savings Bank of Cliti
cago.

 

St. Paul Union Depot.
The St. Paul Union Depot company
has been authorized by the I. C. C.
to issue not. exceeding 815.000.900 of
first. and refunding mortgage bonds
to be sold at not less than 91 1—2 per
cent of par. The Burlington. Great
Western and St. Paul systems were
authorized to assume obligations and
authority {or the bonds. '
Chicago Realty ()ilcring.

P. W. Chapman 5.: (30-. and Taylor
Ewart & 00.. are offering at par :1.
new issue of $750,000 Woods Build-
ing Corporation first closed mortgage
leasehold 6 1-2 per cent sinking fund
gold bonds. datod November 15. 19'13
and due November 15. 1938. The
property. located in the "loop" dis-
trict of Chicago. has n. frontage or
80 feet on Randolph street and no
loot o nDenrborn street and is im-
proved witl1_s tcn story office and
“water building of fireproof con-
struction. modern in every respect.

 

 

Loo Angclcs Highway Issue.
Bainke’rs report a. good demand for
the $1,000,000 issue or Los Angelo:
Municipal 1m rovement District No.
:2 Mulhollan Highway 5 1-23. These
bonds are not obligations of the City
of Los Angcles itself, but of the im-
provement district.

 

 

The Murry. Gas Fatalities.
There can be few cases of asphy-
xiation where a window is open. if
you detect an odor of gas have the
fixtures examined. Use metal pipe
connections in preference to llcxille
tubing. Flue connections for all gas
heater: tire desirable. Lighted gas
burners and pilot turned. low are
dangerous. Never go to sleep in 1:
closed room. with a lighted gas burn-
er; never install a. gas water heater
in a bathroom.——Ncw York Tribune.

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The Insult.

Olliccr (to vendor of German
mark notes)—I want to see your
hawker’s license. .

Vendor (scornfully)—“‘ot yer
mean?-—hawker's license—I ain't no
hokaer—I'rn h. hanker.-—Londnn

 

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