iNSlJRE INCOME
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Sort of Guarantee
NE‘V YORK. Jan 28.—-—A plan for
unmatceiug the princlpnl and in-
st of diversified investment
min. applicable either to individ-
l or corporate holdings. has been
waived by lending ourety compan-
eo. The plan. in effect. is In ex—
7 .Mlon of the guarantees now Is-
;iiled cmering mortgages and (le-
aerrcil tulytnt-nt automobile notes.
3nd will cover state, municipal.
Vi aiirotui, industrial lint] public utility
omis.
..‘i "There is a growing demand or.
I he port of invtstors who have their
Efunds tied up in diversified securi-
"iics. to obtain some. kind of ii.
Etguaruntu‘.” sold It. ll. 'l‘owllvr. head
to! a. mum: buremi which worked
[but Hm (it’iillis or the premium
EX‘hnrgH-‘i in he mtuie for the service.
‘T'Thltt mnirnntce, it was thought.
iqoulii be given pl'cft'rttliil' through
It. surely instrument."
“ “’hilc none or the surety com-
ifpnnies, so for as would be learned.
:hms get, “Written“ any of the new
iiil'orm ut‘ businrsss. all of the lending
Itornpnuiw hun- tiiitltiL-il their agents
1-” 10 Fuck such luminous, subject to tilt;
Eum’troml ut' the home utilizes.
.in invstor "It‘f‘ill‘ing to have, the
jinlcrcat hurl principal of bonds )N:
”inniy (mu L'ilill‘iliilt r-d must submit a
"rimpi-i‘i, ilxl (ii l.i.~ holdings, wltn
“1h t'l‘\! . giliiiti ii! I iiiiml Stall-S lifter-
.Lt) iltillli'4 .inil I'tiitid Slim-9 l‘rcus-
“ury ("‘llillt titre. All classes of bonds
§;‘Sl.h‘tl with r the authority of the Fed
iiit‘i‘ili li’nrtn l.o:in Act must. be in-
Icluiivil. ‘i'iiww prmirions. it was
53pr>ititeii out. xvi-re mmli: to prevent
ym'tm inV'i‘HiUI: submitting only his Wonk
3«.lnusinhnin‘. tor guarantee.
._ Tilt: K‘llll‘llliil't‘illfit-illStrllnlCl’llS will
iii“ written for an annual premium
, or not lift“ tliun one-halt of one per
”Cent. (‘Uliiplitt (l on the par \ailuc of
:nll tho limiroii'ii investment bonds
fjbrlontzinc in tilt: pet-iron or corpor1~
Lwliou swl‘tni: the gliziruntt-e.
‘Villit‘ the lil‘llilli operation of the
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Knew iorm of insurance or surety
:{bond this not yet been entirely
aworkwi mil, Mireiy companies ex.
:prcsa this lwlitt that advantage will
aim takrn of the guarantee by indi-
fifidunln and corporations, that. htlvu
atheir reserves invested in diversified
filevurittis, and by trustees of estates
“and guardians of minors.
3: Gunrumns niny run continuously
“Aer tlii; iiit‘s‘ oi the various bonds in
“C‘hjed unilv'r the surety agreemmtt
.the annual premium to be. computed
wan the annual average of invent-
memo hold. This provision would
permit of the replacement of bonds
which may mature during the life
of the instrument.
. Bankem hum hesitated to com-
incnc on this new form of guarang
ice. but they admit that it may hair
a far-reaching; effect on the field oi
lliVCSIHICHt honking.
ii is understood that plans have
been discussed by the surety cont-
pnnies to rxtenii the guarantee to
entire thll'S oii‘rred the public by
corporations. but no definite action
IhEIS itt't‘ll Minn on that phase or
the mull-r.
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Overnight News
Told in Brief
St-i‘ihtnt' \\':.i.uh. Montana. 1n-
nounwri that rhinitis ci'nnmittvr: on
Saturday nth-ritual! matched a con-—
lldvuiiul llHl‘l‘tllJ‘nl to employ spo-
‘ gin! counsu! liliii ,‘rucced for thi-
':,c'nrim.-llttiion of the 'l"~apot Dome. oil
gimme. Kilt. \V'n'sh declares word of
gtifils tiQre-iniwhl "oln‘iouely" rcai'lwzi
311m “'hilr: llouae before Mr. Cool-
aizige‘s sitiieuwut was given out at
jgtiliiinitrht Sw-‘urdtii.
li't‘dorlli Truth- (‘iinnnzission charges
f‘llflt monopoly (\ith in manufac-
" thin .‘illti tiiNll‘ii‘llllUH of radio equip-
;ment; right lat: ccnmunics at":
:numcil in '0!’ Illllll‘:
f: \Viiiie Ilonm. malts public tizlc~
:Rl‘llill froth .\itol‘ii-.-v (lent-ltd linuzlh
fitrty lll‘LZIVlL; .v tuition of the eminent
é'lawyers in oil 1mm proceedings;
,:?.?\vlr. littugliiity tismrls he does not
lgpviah to movie tiiziionsii.»ility and
land“ co-opwmh: ill the work, if Mr
$C001idg‘v “mile...
3 Stnzitor Jones A. need of Mes-
:Ouri forni'iilv :iunouncts his candi-
w
'ngm'y for .i‘llil’)f|.'illt‘ presidential
:mmiinzition.
3?. Body of Nikolai Tienino is un-
, «tomlieti at Mosceu; 'l'rotzky. It’llhfl-
‘mcd ill in the tinnitus-us. did not ill—
.ztend thescrvicvs.
O
[I it
4% Princess Yolunllu. oldest (laugh-
‘ tor of King Victor Emmanuel‘ gin-es
:“L‘Tth to a daughtu.
‘ Harry l~‘. Sihi‘iitil‘ haves Post. {or
Versailles Seeking occlusion and )3
irrporteil ill 'v'th (old.
‘ ” AmerlcUI Legion members break"
pp meeting of Communists zit
, Wilkes-Barre. In, called in honor
' " pt Lenine.
i Death at New York city of Wii.
“ m Appleton. veteran publisher,
“men at Los Angelcs defeats
fanvcr! for unofficial world's profes-
:
leuNlo
‘ no! BONDS
nipanies Declare In-
vestors Seek Some
o .
The
aftern
over i
Mr.
South
York
Mr.
guests
Mr.
Norfol
n. t wo
Frie
Sr.. of
sorry
Mrs.
street.
Miss
sit reet.
ford
night.
Mr.
tun lli
Mrs.
lulncd
it“? ill
eighth
Miss
{IVt'llllt‘
"Xt‘ililii
land 'l‘
“'ilii
NV‘W‘ Y
:it the
strt-t t.
J‘Zrnp
lluncm
will en
James
The
ported
on Siral
chines
passed
sl-ct k.
{y is co
avenue
store at
taken.
that in
breakin
the: bull
is in ti
matter
stables
)lr.
port
I )3 \'0y,
David
M rs.
e ph \V.
and Les
Talking
York, a
Musical
opening
tracted
store.
wich w
parents.
Jesse, o
M iss
i colt championship.
Reo Sp
body.
It’s going to happen on North
Main near Washington Street
FEBRUARY
FIRST
Miss
Bridgeport, was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John l'oklomba of Ely avenue
the Wtickaeud.
Spring) street had
or Lowe street.
remain for sortie time.
“'illiam Santa, of
road. has re timed to his home from
Miami,
ill at her home.
she visited With friends.
Miss Sophie Novnk of South Main
Lexington avenue. motored to Stum—
were guests hi :i dinner dance.
John Novzik of South Main street
motored
lll‘t‘ inning it in \v house built on RO-
T'Iiiinizi ll-w l‘N' ti:ill£iil"l'.0[ Mr. and
J.
ing the illi)‘ in llt‘itigi itort.
and Mrs. Chorus ’i‘::yior of Franklin
bury nnil lit-thvl officrs of the John
polict~ inst
er. ibis said. felt. considerable of a
Street Commissioner Edward Duf-
lv‘rnnk
the police Saturday :iiiernoon. that
his place had iit‘t'n cult-red Friday
lilL’ill. and that $14 in ctish had been
a n (l M rs.
visited Mrs.
street l“
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore. Harris of
2 Maple street announce the birth
of a. son at the Not-wall: Hospital.
January 2-1111. .
Miss Madeline O'Gorman has tak-
en a position in the office of Don-
nelly's store.
\ViUium Cunningham, George La-
Veiiu. Samuel Rice and Patrick J.
Derby races in Lewisohn Stadium,
New York. yesterday.
ton street has purchased a new five-
passenger Iteo Sedan.
port is visiting her mother, Mrs. Joe-
Chziries Mason. Ernest 'Fontainey
were guests at the opening of James
Donnelly's
Mrs. “William B. Gillett of Green-
:is the week-end guest of her
Main at
'1'
City fillet?
a
regular monthly
00D.
3
Margaret
.
Poklcmba,
he week-end. ’”
t u
and Mrs. Joseph Mueller of
Main street visited in New
as the guest of relatives over
0 I B
and Mrs. .Vichoias Mandel of
as their recent
friends from Stamford.
t t O
and Mrs. Charles L. Garfield
left Saturday for
k, Virginia. where they will
I o O
'28:”:
Flax Hill
months‘ business
Florida.
O
trip to
o 0
vi
mix of Mrs. Nicholas Mandel.
i'orth Taylor avenue, will be
to hear that she. is seriously
t I 3
Nicholas Gurt‘ieid of Lowe
was in Stamford Friday where
t i! .
Mary (lienu of Flux Hill road.
and Miss Morgnret Soltcsz of
Saturday night where they
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to Stamford, Saturday
I r 0
and Mrs. Charles l‘olynkns
ii.
1 U C
Ber-rs of lily avenue enter-
Siit'ernl Li‘ iit‘r little friends at
line i-‘ri-lny in honor of her
birthday '-
‘
lilizn‘iirth
(‘iiit t‘
x .
liyrnes of liurrltt
cpi rutor in the local
ire of thi- Smitnz-rn New Entr-
vlvpizoni- (‘Uillpiiny, is spend-
Q " It
am and Charles Taylor of
ork city spent the “'(‘l‘iict‘nd
home or their pnrmits. Mr.
O
loyrn nt‘
HT»).
Norwzii it, Dan-
l.iit‘
U
k ltikuraiicu eoifipany
“my lumen” at the lioyul
inn Friday t‘\"lliilg.
. C
.x
t‘olumiiiu Tint company re-
:t "live” i i"t‘ll'iL‘ \vire tlown
\viwrry Hill . to the . uptown
liiiliil. One of the Hill!
ou'nml lay lit" t'oiiipnny
n\'t|i‘ the wire and the driv-
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ntinml to his homr- in liclvlen
with a. St.’V(‘l'(‘ cold.
0 C O
Angimie, \vho conducts a
ll Cedar street, reported to
Mr. Anginne told the police
trance liiiil been gained by
3 out one of the windows in
ding, inasmuch as the store
to Fifth Tuning District, the
was turned ”\I’l‘ to the coil-
{nr investigation.
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Your”:
Mylotl
of
of
Bridge-
Main
riilny.
U 4. it
I C O
attended the Silver Skates
3 u t
Rosentlml of-12O “'ashing-
O t C
Richard Gleason of Bridge-
Gorhum. of 8 Gibson Court.
tr 3 0 0
ter Francis of the New York
Machine company. New
nil James Davon. of the
Instrument Sales company,
Westport store. The
was very successful and at-
a great many people to the
I t a
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam C.
f if; Franklin street.
. Q 3
Susan G. Morehouse of 167
rect has purchased a new
eedwagon, with a. suburban
business
meeting or the Girl Scouts of St. Jo—
seph's school will be held tomorrow
or
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FRANCES \VIN G.
Frances \Ving. who was voted the
most beautiful girl in the Senior
class of the NorWalk High school. is
the daughter of Mrs.‘Graco \Ving, of
4 “'estport avenue. miss “7ng is a.
petite blond. She has been promi-
nently identified with school social
activities. She ranks high in her
studies and her charming personality
VENIEANDABGNIS ,
.V _ .. mew‘
PHILIP WEBLE.
has made her a. general favorite.
Philip Welilc. who was voted the
Adonis of his class. was a member
of the cast. 0: “Daddy Long'Legs,"
the play which wué recently present-
ed at the Regent theater.
also been very active in school ath-
ictics. He is the son of—Mr. and Mrs.
John \V. W'ehle of Maple street.
Special Policeman \Vebb turned in
a bunch of keys at the downtown
headquarters this morning. He stat-
ed he found them in Railroad ave-
nufl.
I} t
John Riordan has taken a position
in the ,City Engineering Department
:is an assistant to City Engineer El—
mer Bracken.
.
Building: Inspector Hubhell this
morning issued a building permit to
Matilda Jackson. to mum a porch on
ii'er home in Summit avenue. The
estimated cost \‘lis given at 3200.
Q t . Q .
Mrs. \Vulter Collings or Franklin
street. reported to the police Sutur-
utiy night that. there was 1 live wire
down in the street near ‘l‘o miner
of “’est avenue and Flax tlili road.
The. matter was referred to the con-
necticui. Company; -
o
The Navy Recruiting n‘1iccr, at
the Pity Hall. has received a. supply
(71" L'nitcd States Navy culendcrs,
which he is distributing. “
O V; '
Several members of the Men’s as-
sr'mlily of the Nnrwullt Methodist
church :ittvmleil li'l“ lil‘l‘iC‘fl‘iU" I‘ll:
Pt‘t‘iS(S of the. new parish house of
the lilt‘lilil'ilf‘i. church in Mount Ver-
non. yesterday. Itcv. Otto Bartho-
low.1nisior of the Mount Vernon
church. 154. a former pastor of the
Norwulk niethotlist Cltlerll,‘lllld is
very well known here.
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Mr. and Mre. Henry Gibbs and
family or 76 Taylor avenue. have re-
Obituary
Mlss A. M. “'ilcox.
Miss A. Melville. Wilcox. 79, died
at her home. 194 Main street. Satur~
day. She is surviwid by two sisters.
lilies M. Delia ‘Wilcox of Norwatk
and Mrs. Samuel Hoyt. Sr.. of South
Norwnlk.
The funeral will be held from the
late home. tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. Robert 13. ll. l’ooie
will otiiciate and burial \vill bu m
the Norwalk cemetery. .
Mrs. Itln A. Cable
Funeral services for Mrs. Ilia Ame-
lia. Cubic \vere held this afternoon
from the into home in Bartlett ave-
nue. The Services were largely at-
tvlnled by relatives and friends: Rev.
Mr. Schai’fner officiating. Burial
was in Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Ilium-an.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Margaret Ii. Hulornn“ were held at
3:30 o’cloek this morning from the
late. home at 11 High street and at
3:00 o'clock from St. Mary's church.
lev. Thomas J. lr‘inn oilicimed and
burial was in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Winnipauk Mothers
to Hold Cake Sale
The Winnipauk Motltcrs' club is
to hold a sake-sale “'ednesilay af-
ternoon inwthe l’icgly«\\'iggly store
in Main street. The library eom~
turned from :1 visit with Mrs. Yny-
ton on the Hudson.
|
KATE “(SHARED BEAT HER.
Mrs. Tobey of 5 ha.) street phoned
the police. yesterday afternoon and
stated that her husband was assault-
ing her. Patrolman Frank Struttonfi
mitten of the club announces that
it would be glad to receive books
suitable for children of'gradeo L to
(is i
CHIMNEY FIRE;
The uptown lire companies were
culled out at 10:45 o‘clockyesterdny
\vent to theecene. but Mrs. Tobey
her husband.
BOSTON. Jan. 28.—-The only. 3"?
rice boy in the world with ma oer-t
mu m a butler unpacking to his
determination to learn the banking
businesn from the ground up despite
the smiling disbelief o: his may
friends that ha grill play momma-t6
the end. . ~
William 11. "Willie" Vanderbilt;
Son 0: the, late Alfred Gwynne “Van-
derbllt and heir to “9.090.000. it
working unruly as an 'omeo‘rm
fur m. Him 3 or», sate
‘ .
Whitaker-l. In“.
mom-mending:
would not press the charges against'm.3 at the C
VANDERBILT AN OFFICE: BOY
BUT STAYS lN SOCIAL wmm.
‘wltlnmn. Vitamins—id (inset) h_ is .wire.
living 'o’n flammable Beacon Hill
with 1 M1)! --servanta at: their
beck and cut. .They have five ser-
vant: and I. butler.
mg: his‘ooht and hat up~inthe
um hill place on the moon with
{no tourrlothers. He unmet-ii tote-
phon‘a calls, runs errands and does
gel-flitting étpechad or a. boy do:
morning-40 extinguish a. chimney
heater home. at 56 “‘est
avenue. The damage. was slight.
Mr. Vanderbilt and his bride ore
m. Vanderbilt arrives on the dot.
lice set apart for miles boy: and
we.
‘mlssing lived nearby.
He has\
Woman I Lights Lamp
in Gas Filled Room
and Wrecks Home
l
persons are believed to have lost
their lives man explosion and fire
. in a twp-family cottage at Cumbur-.
land Hill, Manviiie. early today. The
bodies of seven persons were found
and seven others are missing.
Mrs. Michael Conway. who lived
in a. two»family< house, was awaken-
ed by‘ her young daughter, who
complainedaof the odor of gas. Mrs.
Conway lit a lamp and the cfiiiosion
which destroyedihe house followed.
Mrs. Conway. her two sons and
daughter escaped but the husband.
Michael Conway, was killed. In the
adjoining house a family of ten
named Hammill resided. and it is
believed they are all dead. Others
Flu-REPORTED
SERIOUSLY ll.l.
BY PHYSICIANS
YVASHINGTUN. Jun. -S.-—l’rosi-
dent Coolidge is hourly expected to
announce the names of the special
attorneys. Republicans and ileum-
cruts. to conduct the prospective
prosecutions, civil and criiniini,
growing out of the oil lease Scullltlll,
in which former SecretaFy Full.
Harry Sinclair and Edward L. ho-
heny figure.
The President spent most of yester
do) in conference with representw
lives of the Department of Justice
merrily-rs of the Senate Investigating
Committee and his political muons:
ens
it “a: announced at, the \Vliite
House in the afternoon that among
those being considered by President
Coolidge as special counsel are John
W. Davis, former Ambassador to
Great Britain and Henry M. Stimson
former Secretary of “for.
At 6:15 o'clock last night President
Coolidge summoned \ssistnnt A:-
torney General Seymour. and Ass‘itr-
tant Attorney General Hush Holland
to the White House.
fall's condition to-nigiit is «aid
by his physicians to be so :tvrio‘uN us
to almost preclude the nossil-ilit)
that. he will be able to appear
this week. If he does not improve
the committee will so to 115: bedsldt
and take his testimony.
Fall’s illness is now described Its.
critical. His physicians so. thcle itv
great danger that the acute bion-
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Alma Nilsson.
qThe argument about the ownership of the prettiest Loci; in the
movies isn’t; over it seems—not by several photos. The s}3-:e:u-nt that.
the most pulchritudinous back more or less on View in [minimizes lio—
ionged to Corinne Griffith started something in Hollywoiid. P irst “arga
hawiey contested the ~election Now Anita Nilason stcrs forw: ri "tic
evidence calculated to be conclusive that she owns the prettiest bout.
l
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mania owing to his 5; watt; debilitat-
ed condition.
Coolidge After .
Lawyers for Oil
Scandal Probe
{ends at Openin
New Donncily
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Large crowds attr-
ing of Janr s Donn
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X‘L’ASHINGTON, Jun. L‘S.-——Pr~‘-si-; Even to each vitiinr. . , :tore n; _ _
dent Coolidge, was in communication! iii-antitully deror..t~ : Z‘ial Mr. I‘ozz—i t :‘c .
by long distance telephone early to— nutty was the rwrip‘ . of Funny tier-g crn r“.
day with several attorneys with it 3i offerings from $rtmi=htx ._
view to engaging special counsel to dates-Jail friend... 3 --- -___
prosecute oil land lease case. until The store, will it .r-i lr. theg.
339i?
chinl trouble will develop onto pneu-
W‘hite House officials said he (‘5‘: l-‘lne Arts theatre i-:_: r: on State ”1.15:2.
penis to be able to announce selec-i street. is a. VlCKE‘OL, . 7y oath. it. .
tions some time today. . * gift shop. our
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, Just two things have made it possible for usto "
. you this 20% reduction on Tuxedo:
1. A reduction in the cost of Kentucky Bum,
tom and 'in package materials, as well. ,
2. The consolidation of three of our big Plan”
into one_. (Mr. Ford may not be in “‘3
”be” 509’ 'ness' but he is right alet
consolidation.)
You know tint it is the desire and 1’01”y 0‘ ,
eriotm Tobacco Cofito extend to its customers "
7 ° e ‘ ’ like U-‘ie
muea""3{agi£§rf°§g°ihisg§$§§°me
Tuxedo is always FRESH. Every packet.c 35’
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