restore
more .
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3:? W Hula—I
33 1-3 T050 pun CENT. REDUCTIO -
0N
HOLIDAY GOODS
', f expendi-
’e~n 5.1x‘erno
23 cc; L Jr.
u , .314
‘Nméwl‘thgi
: "'3’79-1“ trap , . a 7 ompany. a subsidiary of
fin:- any ditu‘r ‘ - emu Telephone and me-
? the L9“ men company. canstor thé expen-
‘iearsxonr instai .- of $7,000,000. for improve.
“mm In tions. , a. This will provide forAthe'
'5 earnings approx ‘s‘ation of about 22.000 sta-
v.“ October 900 Sin
' a $325,255 ' a
‘ In 1923 the company spent
:imately $5,500,000 for new
Itions. ‘
1.71»
. tat month
.thls year.
November
.nth. 1922.
increased
"3
The
with . a
Sources
("in ho
droolcclric Development
Foiled States and Canada.
'ailablc water power re-
, .\ )‘
'3t “’5- 0PM“ 1.3m) 'p ; estimated at more than 75,-
YMMV-‘3' ro- 3 their p so power, are harnessing 4
431.1 9“" mmalot tting to work the energy of
[ii 9“" “‘7" There wer sources at a rate no.
t9 ‘1'"“35‘5 Sliztv: by any other countries:
3" 9‘? ‘3’”?S- total are at present in the United
' hydroelectric stations with a
, rating of 7.500.000 horse pow-
lmhd in Canada of approximately
00.000 horse power. Hydroelec-
.ric plants now under construction
otal main-
pl r cont.
I . . . . or extensions, or existing plants will
I he aml 0|. 0 . i'it ' w t add approximately 1.200.000 horse
‘ I ‘6‘ "r: in f" . power to this country's total :1 a
‘ ‘ on! ma rest of $75,000,000 exclusive 0 the
49 WALL STREET ' Slim: investment in transmission lines and
OPEN EVERY EVENING ~11,” distribution systems.
A a l’ - .. _. .
‘ ... 4b, ’ /_ 153:; ‘ The l‘t‘fll problem confronting
' .. E ' - public utilities today is not one of
:lil— actual physical expansion but one
i Hf of financing this physical expansion,
. ' ous (it“clahcs Frank 1‘). Bolm ct the
FENDERS’ B()l)lEb ‘ :’_" llDlllo Tulmuono and Telegraph
and y ‘3: company of Fort \‘Vaync Ind. He
' “ J .. also dwlurvs that all the public
1.0AI)11‘T0Rvb REI AIRED 4 . 17""? ‘1‘: utility can ask gt the public that it
can her: ‘ ‘ “ - .. ~ . - .
. . ,. Hp,— ls serum: is that it pay rates for
CADILLAC ANI) J()BDAN z: 213;“ 2:”. to- lhn,‘ service that will pay the ex-
SALES AND SERVELE doc“ m,_ ,‘f t in As- grilsivs‘igf] 03::‘2110‘12‘. igglu‘giilrigyid‘i;
'. ' \‘ll 1. ."x. |E‘-.{ r
' l ' LA; Dru , W ,3. in addition a. reasonable return on
Tow Car Subject to ball Day and Night if?" .3... .53 u... m. mm 015 um proper”.
r "3 far- ‘ ”
4 ' i , ., )liltl — ‘—
fi mu. tinny. , 4 $1” , , _‘ .. ‘
AAoT BROS. GARA
gift: m” I' l“ “Ti rim \m'r run Jtn -' The
0:." ' .. .. ..:.-.—-
Telephone 1360 905 if “a th': Philadelphia mint turned out. 196.-
“. ._ . m l ‘ ’ill indium (innit-stir pierces. valued .at
- -- bus .5 ' ""5 551.844.050. l-‘rcas 8231"" superm-
”(3.1???” - l' 1‘9“ _ 1- udrnt announced today. In addi-
1 n the. \' ,‘ ’l ”5‘ -" ’Ul‘i'l‘r‘n 3,363,040 coins were produced
DAVENPORT LOFFEI‘J SHOPPE 5'” V f :“C‘ 5 for tho ,l’t‘l‘llVlfll‘l ret'n'rtrrlnientti Ting:
“00on Cheer Within" f '. __‘_l “uh“ fm “nil“:tliiny I'ury c‘md .
A PM“ to Eat Par Esellanu : ' '-+ l lor rlllllt,‘S during the your. 50.1.)0.000
Oahu and Plonk- to 9rd" .‘or Home Do-
CATERER FOR PARTIES
m DAMPOR‘!‘ STAMFORD. OOH!
MUIlo Every Evening 5.30 to 9:00
'l‘l
“ ‘ ‘ur dimes during the your. 50,130,000
r ' ””11 2 Lil‘sllll‘: lu-vu conic-d. Utlmr coinage
lllt‘lllll“(l 506.000 double Eagles. $30.4
‘ \lwmn silver dollars. $9,710.00"
.‘ 1* Wilma ,. _ ‘;-il\'v r nuiartwrs; 30,715,000 nickels
:‘a' 1""! - \\'1 main and 74,723,000 pennies.
stirznzan' _. . - _.._~-_.--_,-_...
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Lightest of all; i
warmest of all. '
The comfortable filled with
down or with lovely ight lambs’
4 wool. ,
‘ Weighs almost nothing. Yet
what a cushion of warmth; what
protection upon even coldest of
biting Winter nights!
‘ Throw wide the winow. Let
Entrance on Main St., Fairlie.
in the cold. Snuggled ’neath Such
comfortable one is warm and
V cosv —— and the keen fresh cold
for women. .
uses that fit so snugly and clev~
c " i’llll an air”!
' E cling decoration of curled OSll'lCll
tints A an. kling blues and roses and sucli
t)" . . . ‘
in“ m, 111:1; 1 black, or quiet brown, or pleas-
«5
$3.95
H
funtt: O i l Concerni
.Are Anxious to‘
Trace Its Assets 3
015:0 ACCOUNTING
Stock Sales Said' to;
Have Reached $1,-
000,000, Yet Fixthces
Were’Attached ‘
NEW YORK. Jan.
3.~—Se\'eral_
Production Corporation. which Lcou- ?
General of the Philippines, is .prosi—
dent, are considering instituting
bankruptcy proceedings for the pur-
pose of ascertaining what became of
the assets of the company.
It is understood plans are afoot to
call a meeting of the stockholders,
and that an attorney will he rctaim-d
to take steps to safeguard their in-
lercsts.
According to the literature of thr-
Acme Production Corporation. morn
hogany, consisting of half a down
beautiful desks with chairs
match. Oriental carpvts and lllgh’.:
modern filing cabinets—a really up:
to the minute office. I
The business dwindlcd along in;
August and September. 1923. The-g
office force of salesmen, SLL‘nOl—trtt—‘
phcrs and clerks contracted uutu‘
only the manager, a Mr. Brown. :t'
small energetic chap, “as loft. Mr“
\\'ood’s visits to his office grew lvs>
frequent. and along towards the;
end he came only occasionally. 1
His \‘iilis. other tenants brrlivvcdl
were disuiurcgcd by the number 0:?
creditors who buttonnolcd him.
One of those. a taxi driver.
lu_
troublesome and on Ot‘C‘dSlOllx
intercepted \Vocd and his lldnCr
when they were about to untcr a;
theatre and created a scene. I
Furnishings Sold. f
. In.Septembcr a. city
mmeimlfi
Jacob Cash. No. :91) Broadway. do. 1
0211:
the office manager. protested,
upon Cash draped his illltili‘ll via;
over a filing cabinet and annuuuct-tl
that the sale was on. He askr-‘i:
"‘Vhat um I bid for the court-ills
of this office?
One of the men who acrozxp miwl
Cash ollcrcd $50. ’l'lww “a: :1
moment‘s wait, thou the Ulll"! o:—
fcrcd $75, and Cash annouucw! ll:
‘7 LEONARD ; I f
Stockholders in 1) e -i
3i
stockholders of the 22,500,000 Acmo_ ,5
ard Wood. jr.. son of the GOV’C‘X‘DO!§~
on,
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OUR NEW YEAR’S GREETING TO YOU
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The above ten-piece two-toned American \Valnut Dining Suite
consisting of a sixty-in. Bullet, Extension Table, China Closet,
Server, Six Leather Chairs made in one of America’s finest
factories. This? suite our special New Year’s Greeting to you
for $182.50.
H. S. Landsman 69’ Son
14-16 \VALL S'l‘ir
than 1.000.000 shares of Stork arc
outstanding of a par value of from 5‘.
$1 to $4. This would rt-pres-t-dt, in ':~
the very minimum. $1,000,000: .\'c- f
accountingxhas ever been ghcn to s‘
the stockholders of what.dispositiou I; _ y
was made of the funds. 1 “.1 ‘\
Had Spacious Uil'iccs. _-7 _
Mysterious circumstances attcndrd }
the collapse of the Acme Production -’
Corporation, of wine-Mid \Yuod, ‘4 ‘
jr., was prrsidcm. and Leonard __§
\Vood, jr.. & Company. , ’2’.
The companies, engaged in thy; ‘
sale of oil stock, occupied spacious I;
offices in the Munson Building“ =5
No. 67 “'3.” street, equipped \VLtii 1.3
magnificent furniture, ctll‘pcls antii -:
other appurtenances. 'l‘hm‘c “as ,1.»
between 800 and 1,000 squat-o. 11ml: ‘f
of floor space, according to A. v.13 f.
McKay. superintendent of the build-l ‘1
ing. The furniture was of Ina»; 2%
NORWALK
;v
“ith avg,
bi“ for $26 against “'ood. “as \‘tvryi,
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ammm
I
scended upon the office in would
pany with two men. Cash an.
nounced a judgment 11ml boa-r oi,—
tuined against Leonard Wool. Jr..-
and that unless it “as S’.l':~’ll-ri
forthwith the fixtures of the than
would be sold at auction. li'rnul.
lull ,
showed no signs of settling. “.lit‘l‘v— '
3 The man who believes in
signs follows the knowing ‘
ones to the De Forest
i Agent’s. Drop us a post-
: card saying ‘7‘ Show me.” ‘
f we will set a De Forest l
I Reflex Radiophone on i
your library table (no E
l
l
; outside antenna) in five
i minutes..-That’s the way to -
i learn the real joys of radio
air—brings restful sleep and genu-
ine refreslime '. t
. . . ~ 7 . . n a _
Beautiful coverings of fanty sateen m strlki g p
lcms.
Colors in harmony
room.
Down-filled—SIS; wool-fillcd—Sliz to $22.50
Main floor, roar.
Grateful heat
with the furnishings of one’s
Where it’s needed. the fact
Little electric heater sends Wave after wave of'deli-
(mus warmth exact] to the place you wish. u
' Not one BIT wished, every bit efiicrent and on the
Just push the plug into place. 55 to 83:3
Perfection oil heaters; make any ordinary
mum of grateful warmth in almost no time. 95 t $10 50
Safe, cleanly,‘hot as hotczm be! SS. ‘0. h Add
For your cheery open fireplace, guzards w Oifc hand-
Sifety and comfort and artistic touch, an from
some eflect, screens that keep Sparks where they belong.
And lmnckomc wood baskets from $2.75 to $7.25
Fourth floor.
Holiday handkerchiefs,
soiled and cheap.
Women’s white handkercltiefs used togtrim up the
lTiITlent and give it a Christmas air.
Now much soiled and mussed—-—but t0 be made
job.
\-.
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front. " "
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figure; .
that im
assarci corset .
"’ aceful figure.-
” it is but (LEOPSCL should be adjusted in
7 ,/
line bc’ :ter bring it into harmony with-the.
" igure into the correct and graceful lines
“filed to one’s outer garments.
, adju :tment, this naturalness, is one of
ming friends for the Gossard corset.
id grc itest factor, is the splendid figure
_ VVi‘llOut discomfort, but by senSible
.it brings into being pleasing lines—and
'~ comfort.
"iossaz-d for every type of figure—and
that one‘type. There’s a Gossard for
- quic'dy prove itself themed-friendly _
own.
‘rom 20 to 34. Notable value 0153.: -
.
Ti
Al:
Gossard
eas; ail}.
assures t
, Th.
it is phi
you—1r
corset 3
Si;
and S5.
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cond floor.
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Bu
comfort
He
supple
. Bl:
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L
j ds for this very~
herfor women.
xfords of the staunch cold-resisting sort.
.1512. Built for good looks. Built for
with a distinct smart style. -
‘ that resists cold. Remainder of heavy
-lfskin. ‘"
spotless by one visit to the laundry. .. 9" 12c 25c
At Special price— .
Main floor, center:
0 .
THE Ho
DR?
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and medium heels,—
rown. Low ‘7 $7.50 8: $8..
4
Main floor. rear.
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44 Around:
, thirty-acre 7
» Dutchess County. which he will use: _
. 20d”. »
t
dcr." Then they departed. aid he
fore night vans came and ms}: lli"
fixtures away. Superintendcn' .\lt--
Kay said:
"It was a tremendous bargain
the price. The furniture and cur-p '-~
must have been worth sevvrul thou;-
and dollars." '
Jacob Cash was not at his 05mm
yesterday. His cmploycs said lu
would be out of town until January:
9. They remembered well the sale
of the Leonard \‘Vood fixtures. but
could not give details. they sai-l.‘
without the name of the complain~
ant in the case. One of the cm.
ploycs said:
“It was a friendly suit. brought
by a friend of the \Vood family. 'l‘hx-
action was for several hundred dol- .
tars, but I do not recall the exact»
amount. The furniture. 1 hollow.
was placed in storage and still is
there."
The Wood concern lent the Mun.
sen building owing rent. Alhvrt n.
Ashfortli. No. 12 East Forty-forlr‘th
street. agent for the building. \x-onll
not say last night what the amount
was. -
Previously the Wood concern hail
:occupied offices in the Cunard butt .1-
ing, where an ,unpaid bill for rent,
also was left.
Opium \‘Vortll $100,000 Stoh 1:.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3.—-T(‘n cases
of opium, having a. mgltimale value
and Brooklyn which might be a re-
‘fuge for the thieves. Hours after
the robbery no clown had ' been
Jolmsoo Buys Training Quarters.
POUGBKEEPSIE. N. Y. Jan, 3.~
JackJohnson. former heavyivelght
champion boxer, has purchased..a
near Staatshurgh,
as a. training quarters, it was learned
9.11 No. Main St.
- part, of course.
The Norwalks’
.Electric Co.
\ Phone 2978
stuff was sold "to the lilzlwn 1.31.1, — no obligation on your
80. Norwalk I
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TEETH \vrruou'r PLATES
I do painmsa extractions.
no matter how difficult. by
Nap-a-Mirzlt and Nerve
Blocking. I also do both
South Nomlk, Conn.
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g
or $100,000 and a. value to drug‘ ._ 3 fixed and removable bridges .
peddlers of $500,000. wrote s'olcn i “if; 3‘ reasonable PTiCEG. ‘
early yesterday when eleven armed] if SLO ‘
men raided two piers in Brooklyn.‘ is" $Rp 1.13 '
bound and" gagged fl“: Watchmc.) 35"" N s ,
and escaped. ‘31, ‘-
Harbor police are patrollirg the 1., ,
river from: and federal officials in- “(a 102 WW ‘0.” St- ,.
other vessels are on the lookout for ”a": .
thebandits for miles aioug the in}: Name 3129 Hours i-S‘l‘. M. r
shore line. while'scorcs of detectives é}: " ’ 7
are searching places in Manhattan a "
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4" Hyman
(in :yoakl. .- >
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bash work there in ,
going long after poor .
furniture has gonq'and the i
cost of quality comesso low
here that anything short of
quality in furniture is high.
{or} «ad I
A.J.Collins Co. ',
NORTH MAIN STREET
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French and Danish P..stry~
LUNCHES, ICE CREAM, DELICIOUS OHOGOLATES AND
coarseness or ALI. ms. —
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