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to be taken up on arts in 1024. . A:
financial state in coorss ct pm.
pnration will show-net quick
nqult'alent (0 ‘2 I‘m“ on
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phnne and Telemph 00am in 06.09167“: ‘ ' '
1923 are expected "KW“ 0’ W
311.42 1‘ share on 1110;," 4.800 . mt Mates: .3...“ .
average stock outstanding}. .nine A ‘ ’ ._'___ ,
months ended September daemon“ WOO Dec __
N! with $11.14 s shuns on the' 85”.- head of General. 7' Th. iron
«mmaoo sversxo stock for "1921.
There will he s slitht inure-so in
the outstanding stock ss s Decem-
her 31. but not sufficient to mierisl-
ly alter the sbovc estimate otvosrn-
ings. In the compnny invested
mom than $160,000,000 in plsnt sd-
(litions. s record totsl. This indi-
('nlrs that in 1921 spproximstely
”00,000,000 plsnt additions will be
put into the Bell System competed
with $185,854.000 in 1922. at record
year. There are no immedatc plsns
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Sitting Hills F'sll.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7.—-—Ths Navy
Knitting‘Mills. Inc.. with principal
offices in this city and a plant It
llufl'nlo has been thrown into in-
lmluntnry bsnkruptcy on petition of
H1 crediiors committee_ The petition
{lilt'gt-ti that the liabilities will
amount to 81.200.000.
The assets in this jurisdiction. will
nmount to about 8200.000. Henry
l:.‘singor was named receiver.
Woolworth (Jompsny Solos
i Earnings of tho l-XVV. W'oolworth
'Ifompasly continues incres ' 3. Last
month its sslcs advanced to 317.283.-
437. an increuo of 82,443,305 over
1922. Eleven months’ Isles were
“60.800.417. s gain over last yes 0!
$20,950,009. Its officisls state at
the current yesr’s business will he
the greatest in its history. For tho
nnllrc your the total will be more
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t , --m|u.uly
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':"lly.
‘ . mill
built”)
in vn
: nmkn
than 3190.000.000_ In 1923 the total
iwas $167,308,217.
Gets Willys Coupon: Contrsct_ ,
, Reynolds Spring Company has Just
rovvivt‘d its first spring . contract
from Willys-Overlnnd Company. The
contract calls {or 4.000 spring as-
somblon during the month 0! Decem-
lwr. As noon as Reynolds Company
can speed up its production. the con-
Aivu-o' Obregon.
President ' 0":‘33‘Q0. went" swiftly
into notion to quell the revolt
in hisorepublic when his mu troop!
”med ”9““ ' Cover.
1 nor of ‘Pusbis. who warlock;- to
Vern; cm: .vrith Government runds
to enlist" under the rebel bsnner of
Adoltol’dg is Huerta.
obregon's» promise curly todsy to
“put-V down the-~ revolt ruthlessly"
Wu booked up by immediate plans
to call out 20.000 reserves to sid
the’Fed'crsl'troops who have re-
msihed loyal:
Do is. .Hueru departed secretly
from nexico City as the result or
threats against his life.
The return of President Obregon
hss dond’ much to restore public
confidence. Government ogiclnls
said they were col-tam the rebel
movement will be crushed without
great difliculty.
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Toquet Beoelvership.
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BRI‘DGEPORT. Dec. 8.-——(.“-pcciai
to The Sentinel)-- Judge Allyn L.
Brown in the short calender ses-
sion of the Superior Court yesterday
recommended the mm: of an order
of sale in the receive~hip or the
Toquet Carburetor company In this
city. formerly at Stamford. The
monthly report of the receiver we:
accepted. The receiver was advised
to continue in his capacity. pending
the outcome of arguments on the
acceptance or the order of sale be-
fore the next short calender amnion.
A New ‘fork attorney. represent-
lng tho msjorlty of ‘he .comlnon
and preferred stock holders. many
of them Stamford residents. sug-
gested to the Court that the busi-
ness be disposed.
Robert W. Chambers. the novel-
ist. is writing "Americéf" the story
of the American .Revolution. which
I). W. Grlmtb is filming for the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
trnct is expected to reach 15,000 as»
tion.
mimosa-um
». mote “taint!” mourn-ki-
\ hung up. ' 7111s ~7‘fHex-‘md" this
_ / 1.100s“ .
are practicing meal- i
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Writing also. between
2.000 unmet!»
clnrin the: city without a l m .
and hundreds shoe: thetltlo M. D;
without... shsdow 0! mt. 'Cono.
nectlcut. however. his the «no.
use or moving promptlyto burie-
herself.
correct the detects. v
Wuh- will be established ro-
quirln: qualifications and fitness”
.which will protect the people. from
this form of (mud. which is
peculiarly mean and contemptlbié as
well ss heartless. '
In‘this manner Missouri hurap-
neared to mighty poor advantage
and stands disgraced before the
country for pennittlnz tuck an out-
rage to bo perpetuated through
{also schools known as diploma.
mills. Some amend is nevertheless
being msde by. its, former state ex-
mskes a confession of shortcomings
and gives the facts and particulars
neoesary tor
tol Press.
What Farm anew-m-
(Washington Nev")
Senator Cspper announces tenta-
tive program favored by term bloc
leaders as follows: 7 - '
1. Revision of tax 15:“?! with re-
duction of tsxes on incfines under
810.000 as immediate goal. and
placing'ot' heavy taxes on all inheri-
tance: and securities now listed as
tsx~exempt.
2. Partial revision of Each-Cum—
mins act. with repeal ot so-calied
gusranty clause and such legislative
action as is necessary to bring low-
er rates.
3. An agricultural export corpora-
tion. probably with capitalization of
“00.000000. to expand export trade.
4. Endorsement of (to-operative
marketingcmovemcnt by providing
wider government credit facilities.
"Farmers are opposed to compul-
sory consolidation of railroads."
says Copper. ”They feel this would
eliminate competition without bring-'
in: relief from high rates."
California Senator‘s friends may
still run him as a. minority cantil-
date on the primary ballot in
March. But there is no mistaking
the handwriting on the South D8.-
kots wall.
aminer of public schools. W. P. ‘
who takes his medicine and :
house alanine—Bris-
punish. theqneetendei‘s and .
Later groper.
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, 4 FOR MEN. WOMEN AN?" CHILDREN 1;
Come, seeour fine array of Slippers omvemenfly.
displayed for. airleasing selectum.
CHRISTMAS CHECKS CASHED.
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