., rrme' 31610! Car.
”37‘ ‘ __\rro\v MON)“ Cl?
“ . . Hp year ended DOa
" " _- npnrts net income
'ir depreciatlon and
; ..2'1cr dividends on
awn block to 31.1: s
97‘ fr .0,in 3 per cent.
7" . .. {ox-red stock. on
. < have not been paid
“ . ’. -_ 1.1. This compared
“ " 2:.1‘ 0: 110.303. or 10
.. A »,m». the preferred
‘-‘“‘, '21922.
* . , ~1: profits alter ‘provi-
)3. ' . iiiion amount-:6 to
= , ,v 5.71.301 in the
l' .V. 7' , The balance sheet
" 31, 1923. showed
g“ ‘ s:.:01.530 com-
? "114M 3 year pre-
;.1xrll»lc 0f b13390.-
m-‘n 33 000.000 3.:
tnndy Mon-s.
‘-.1I (‘nrdy Storcs.
..:ui5 lifi‘t.‘ recom—
..1,.mm be changed
- slnrca inc... for
..l 1:".tl‘
ld
‘ ' mriixlmr 31. 1923,
’ _ . of 3400.195 after
-’ math) 1. cqual to
l' on ll.‘ 1.1)5.092
\zilu; common
:° ll surplus of
.y: a share. or
.' mrsmon stock
" :11 the end of
1.1. on hand and
.zxting in 32.263.-
'1 8.321.556 u
...i Upcnriicr.
, .- writer Com-
-1' lul December
- wvnmc of $2..
.‘lll’l l“1"lf‘l'nl
Jerrod divid-
.~ n11 $l0.000.000
.{ rommnn stock
1 >1”. Tliiscom-
, of $1.70!.-
..1. on 834.000-
1lw pul‘ \‘llluc
. :1 We prm'ious
" whit-3d to $3.-
._',";:7 in 1922.
. 1-.le classes of
vim-ins of $972.-
‘ $333,665 for
Net profit ot the “start War-
ner Speedometer Corporation ter-
1": were the largest the company
ever earned. The anus! report tr‘
sued here today puts the total at
00.129119. equivalent to- 310.1: a.
share."Thus the company in addi-
tion to earniu the usual dividend
rate or $10 a share.’ accumulated
surplus earnipgs of “.15 a share on
the yeaiauperation.
.s .
'rhe Gliette astety “mommy
and subsidiaries reports for the year
ended December“. 1838. net ears-
ings or 88.!11376. after deprecia-
tion. but before taxes. equivalent to
$36.16 a share on the ”4.215 shares
or no par capital stock outstanding.
against 37.602.939. or $25.01‘ a
.hare on 308.170 shares in the prev-
‘0‘“ year.
The company's balance sh .
of December 31 last. one“ 0:31 z;
$5,925,428. against 84.089.477, and
accounts and notes receivable ot
34.951.518. against ".7783“. Ac-
counts receivable were 3107.38
against 846,717 in 1922. '
31101113110111” ,
is RECEIVER
. STAMFORD. Februa’ry 15.—
“Immediately upon his appoint-
mcnt as receiver yesterday oi the
Mathison Motor Sales Corporation.
which operates nrsges in Stamiord,
Bridgeport. Hartford and B-ooklyn.
Clarence E. Thompson of this city
took over the busine. and will at-
tempt to straighten out tho linsncia
difficulties or the firm. '
'i‘he sppoi ent of hi1. 'themp-
son was made yesterday in the Su-
perior Court in Bridgeport by Judge
Isaac Wolfe of New Haven. an! the
bond was set at 325.000. _
Mr. Thompson is receiier m equ-
ity rather than receiver In cank-
ruptt'y. as it is claimed that the firm
in solvent but ernburruse-i for ready
cash. Chris Mathlson. president oi
the company. has been missing train
the city for over a week. lle/ has
been made the defendant in several
suits in which damages are chimed
for unpaid debts.
r
True Economy.
is not so much what you pay for an
article as what you get in ”turn.
"SA
Ira-ILA.
A? .
ll incomparabl. its value. Trilt today.
SPECIAL SALE
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
lanes. and its Auxiliary. were on-
tertained Tue-thy evening at the
home of )lr. Headding. The boys
are getting ready for a. minstrel
show which they will give to r
money tor a memorial tuud. Fran
Abbott. Senior Vice-Commander. is
taking the place or Commander E.
A. Canterbury. who is in the hos-
pital. V
I O O
A son was born 'I'uOday to Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Hector.
0 O O
Wilbur R. Newcome, fiestdent or
the Progre- ciub has returned train
a. hostile-strip. While rd Hutton!
he had a centerence with Commie.
sioner of Highways Macdonald and
was assured of the co;opcrution of
that department in completing the
state aid road from Wilton to the
Westport line. The commissioner
also promised to secure a speaker
to address a public meeting to be
held early in March to consider
the best'methods to be adopted to
improve the highways of Wilton.
The next meeting of the Progress
club will be held Friday e oning at
8 o'clock at the Con; gatioual
chapel.
. C e
The selectmen haVc appointed
Truman Smith to fill the vacpcy
in the Board of Belle! caused by
the resignation of W. C}. A. Schlichtl
ing.
A reception and dance will be
given at Cannondaie hall Friday.
February 15. for tho beneflt_ot the
newly organized Wilton -orchcstra.
O O 0
David Young gave his leit hand
a severe out while chopping wood
on Tuesday last. Three stitches
were taken by the attending physi-
cian. He will be without the use
of his hand for some time. ‘
O O O
.1 kitchen party and cczuomics
class was held on 'l‘ucsday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Frederick «B.
Gray on Bald ‘liill. The represen—
iatlvo of u. prominent manufacturer
of aluminum kitchen ware demon-
strated the use or various cooking
utensils. A luncheon. pl‘l‘Dal'Cd by
tho demonstrator. was much on-
Joyed by the thirt‘en ladies. who
had the good fortune to be present.
0 O O
The next meeting or ‘he South
W'iiton Ludies' Social Club Will be
held on Friday. February 10, at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. C.
Van Heinlngcn.
s e e
The Wilton schools were in ses-
sion on Lincoln's birthday. but on
account or the monthly zeacilers‘
meeting the pupils were dismissed
at noon. At the teachers‘ meeting
it. was decided to media: at the
June graduation exercises. a "Mother
Goose" play entitled "A Trip to
Storyland."
O O 0
At the Bolder) lllll school, bliss
Eleanor Jenks, teacher, three pupils
are recorded as perfect in attend-
ance for the month or January.
They are John Burringcr and Storm
on and Richard Scallon.
D O O 0
Tonight the members of Canon
grunge will begin rehearsing ,the
play. "The Arrival at Kitty" whicn
they hope to produce in about six
weeks. The rehearsal is ut' the
home of David Jonks.
O 0 0
Mrs. Wm. St. J. Comatock and
Mrs. T. T. Merwin spent Lincoln‘s
birthday in Greenwich; a holiday
trip to Brooklyn was.also enjoyed
by Mrs. c. 0. Eskland and her
nephew. T. T. Mcrwin. Jr.
50. MAIN ST.
Open Saturday" '
BUNGALOW APRONS
$1.00 ' .
Regular $139 Value.
TEA APRONS
2 $1.00
Regular 750 Value.
ii'ilAP-AROUNDS and GIRDLES
$1.00” $2.95 .
Regular $1.50 to “.00 Values.
0m) LOT or censors
$1.00 *
Values Up to $2.00.
Z-GARTER BRASSIERES ‘
2 ‘°’ $1.00 1 ~
Regular; 760 Value.
WOOL Hosmlty
Regulsr $1.00 to use in...
(‘HAMOIS SUEDE GLOVES
59c
mm 756 “.1"-
< ilAMOlS SUEDE QAUNTWS
.95c"
Regular $135.1..st 1. 'f
pf
- Mflw
Healthy Women,
Happy Homes
Good dispositions succumb. Irri-
tabiiity and snappy'rctort take the
place of happiness and aminbllity
Sunshine is driven out of homes. in
tact. they are often wrecked. and
triends are estranged because wo-
men suaer with ailments peculiar to
their sex. The use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will
overcome such ailments and restore
health and happiness. Do not resort
to strong stimulants or narcotics
when this great strengthening. heal-
ing remedy made from roots and
herbs is always within reach—Adv.
0110111013 "'1
The man with a Radio Se:
i or an Automobile can never
{ have too many pliers.
The ‘fUtlca" is a well knowr
product that will returxf a
great measure of service and
at our special price they’re
a “find. ’
in both Duck Bill and Round !
39c
4 for $1.25
Auto Monkey.
Wrenches
that were sold at
500 and $1.00 new
. ’ 25c and 50c
..
i
»
Screw Driver Handles, File
Handles or Leather Tip
Chisel Handles.
10c Dozen
.ArnericanHar-dware
Stores
_ Incorporated ,f.
. lunmocronzoom.‘-¥
Duectwneeeonauretm
i
l
s
l
i
1
STAMFORD. February 15.—
Proot that the broom has greater
persuasive powers than the “trusty"
six-shooter has been ottered by Mr!-
Nellie Barents. sap twenty-seven.
former Stamford girl and 8- daugh-
ter of Mrs. Bridget Cramer of No.
80 Henry Street.
me out second best in a recent on-
counter with Mrs. Baron in her
home at No. 1305 Bedio Avenue.
New York. In consequence of his
meeting with Mrs. Estonia. James
We. age twenty—two. ‘would-bs
robber. must appear before the
Grand Jury on a chars or attempted
robbery. ‘
All 01 this happened February ‘1
th. and it came about this my. Mrs.
Haronis answered her \Qoorueii, to
find Maxingo on :- steps. He or-
Are You All Run
Down? ‘
South Nos-walk Folks have
Felt that \Vsy
Man y
Feel all out o: sorts?
Tired.‘achy. blue. irritable? I
Back lame and stilt?
It may be the story or weak kldo
pays!
or toxic poisons circulating about.
Upsetting blood and nerves.
There's a way to feel right again.
Help your weakened kidneys with
Doan's Pills—Fa. stimulant diuretic.
Donn's are recommended by many
South Norwaik people:
John Peters, 28 Madison St... 50.
Norwaik.,says: “I ovortaxed my
back. putting my kidneys out of fix
and for a long time I couldn't bend
at All. Sharp. stabbing pains went
through my kidneys and I could
hardly get about. I felt tired and
generally run down and my kidneys
acted irregularly. I used Doan's
Kidney Pills and one box put my
back and kidneys in good shape."
Price title. at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Dean's Pills—the same that Mr.
Peters had. Foster-hliiburn Co..
Mris.. Buifaiof N. Y.—Adv.
a
4‘
A‘bold robber with leveled rue '
i...”
fi.
'\
tiered her to put up her hands out
this she rem-ed to do and backs-u
into the house. The man's order that
she hand over her {honey and Jew-
involuntary host-
ess’s patience as brought her cour-
arrest of Musings. His statement
to the police wasjhat he had a wire
and child in Baltimore and that he
and Jefferson Avenues. Her conse-
que’gt call to the police resulted m
the arrival of Aabdetective and the
saw-paw Specials;
was brolte.
I 1..
. Sunkist Oranges
SvreetCorchans 25c
z§weet Peas 15c can~
Welch’s Jelly, large jar 19c
.Mixed Teas 59.11;.
Beat‘coiree \ 27c 11»
Soap,25barsfor . $1.00
StrictlyFl-bsh Eggs 59cdoz.\
Cold Storage'Eggs 35ciloz.
PinkSalmon,2cans 25c
-Aunt Jemin‘a Pancake Flour 15c-
. 30cdoz.
Grape_Fruit,‘3 for 25c
Yellow 0nions,5ibs. 25c
iceburg Lettuce,2for 25c
GreeningApples 69cpk.
w.-.—‘
—M
41 Railroad Ave.
'AMEEN ALI-[AGE
Fancy Fruit, Vegetables and Groceries, Ice Cream and Candy
Cigars and Cigarettes ‘
Phone 1583 ’
So. Norwslk
E
—
fan”. 7.. r-
N .,- l'f
Make Your wife’s Workshop as
Pleasant as Your Own
“DA YLIGHT ; ,
K1 TCHE
a
'J
Daylight Kitchen» Units.
- _ WWetewltbLsnrp f
ORDER
“on,
AT GREAT BIG SAVINGS
Closingout prices on remaining winter Overcoat;—
the big burley sort that will look as stylish next year as
they do this—but will cost you about twice as much then
as DOW.
$24.50 - $29.50
Values to $50.00.
Of Smartly Styled Dresses
A WONDERFUL SALE
All are advanced spring models made up in the new
e«ason’s most popular fabrics.
THE-
1$1387
COATS
AT LOWEST 0F PRICES
$14.98 - $19.50
-813» "
1‘1
1’;
H.
1|,
'..a‘-‘
But they must take lower prices re-
gardless of their real worth to insure a
quick disposal.
$17.50 10 $29.50"
Vslues to $49.50.
THE HOME 01' GOOD CLOTHES
12-14: North Main Street.
‘J A COB Y’ S
r
Youosn'tjudgefl ooalbyitslooln Whentheeestistbe
battagcoedwitharepmtionllbeOldOaw We
measuring-omummwmmm;
Norwalk Chronicler