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APRONS
Nowhere will you find a. better choice of Aprons than
here. Many different styles for housekeepers, waitresses,
maids and clerks. Charming little Tesaprons of fine
lawn dotted Swiss and other sheer materials-each with
its individual bit of lace or ribbon to set off its dsinli-
ness. All new styles at. old prices.
50C TO $1.50 Futon _
The N. E. Ryan Co.
, ' 86 WASHINGTON ST. '—
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a;- moist to I“ that. with.»
scorn to stop their ears.
them gully onward while indignant
nould- be patrons
0
Saturn Park.
one of the “safety"
starting back toward the city.-
F. H- BAXTER
‘DRUGGIST
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Agent for Page a Show. Perk &
”fl‘lli‘ord. Green Seal and Russell‘s
.. Candles.
Stanley Bollard, Bollard
Norton dc Townsend, Architects, 504 Temple St.. N. 8.. Ct.
Duplex Premier
, "’ Vacuum
*5. , Cleaners
$1.0m“
Conn. Light &
Power Co.
For Homes, Factories, Apartment Houses, Notels sud In-
dustrial Work-With or Without Automatic Control.
V esta-Feul Oil. Burners
Are Installed In -——--—
Poli’s Theatres in 8 Cities Including Bri
ven, Waterbury, Hartford, Springfield.
St. Thoms’ School, Church and Convent, Psirfield, Conn.
K. Jacobs & Son Shoe Factory So. Norwslk, Conn.
Prof. E. 3. Reed . Y College New Haven, Conn.
ch.1‘ool Co., Bridgepo rt, Conn.
ew Ha.-
St. Stanislaus School New ven, Conn.
Saga! Lou Forms New van. Conn.
Eastern Machinery 00., Elevator Mfgrs., Newman, Conn.
Mt. Sinai Hospital New York City
Conventfisered Heart New York City
COULD'S RUMPS -— ARCTIC ICE MACHINES
PolleRefngatmgfs Supply Co.
25 MON‘) E ST.
SO. N ORWALK, CONN.
of my
my friends.
worse than usual belch forth n sue;
cesslon of plugs. and then. with u-
tonlshlng muzzle Welly. shoot an-
other one through lhe whole row.
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P. N.—Cornell Colm
17ko mum—see
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Rslph lmhmnnd. Wine.
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“TAP. mu. m. m m m
m "Al. P“ was. cm.
mm ..
Km Then. on while manila
This “Mormon lied e "an...
With numoriee of mote-mun who
but pilnt
stand maroonevl
bn-fore a "Car Slop” sign. wot] van!
iixajority of the populecow refuse
to believe this tale of n human heart.
the street cot! loop in
The our in question.
type. just was
Only
it was m
two paumgure were hoard. .
Three boyeg probably 1‘) to 12
years old. run after the car nr-d
Numbered :11 through the rear win-
«lowa. They had been hunting golf
balls and their pockets were bulg-
lug,
All one of the three fell into a
seat a hail slipped from his pocket.
rolled to the frolm. of the car end
out the (lnur as the motorman-con-
durtoi- stopped for another pus-
M'nflfi'l‘.
’l‘hc mmrmnn turned.
“Your ball rolled out. buddy." he
mun and waited until the youth
nod regained it and climbed on the
‘ our again.
At Forty—eighth stre‘ and Tree-
pact. avenue the trio marched confl-
dontly to the. door. pausing before
the motorman.
““‘e forgot transfers." said one.
“You win." said the motormln.
and handed them oven—Kansas
City Times.
RIDWING SMOKE RINGS.
One of the moot poigmnlt sorrows
life is that I cannot blow
rings. I have given thin matter so-
rious attention. and hdd faithful.
consistent practice; with the result
that by making the most horrible
grimacee. I can once out of tiny Ito
Yet come of
looking any
tempts emit a hole“
without
"A: right through ring and ring
runs the dJereed
And binds the loose. one bar with-
out a. treak, "
I can fiat my stomach and rub my
hood. I can \vaggle my ears th
out. moving my
not. blow
Phelps in Scribner's Magazine.
eyebrows. but I n.
ringe.-—Wlilla,m Lyon
Sunday School Teacher—Which
bird did Noah send out of the ark
lll-t find out whit the weather was
e?
Snail Girl-Plenu, telcllfil‘,' n
weathercoCL—Boston Transcript,
.2‘
PIGGLY M'IGGLY lo
numerals
sown: com
igGloves, Bro-stereo, Corsets; Corduroy .
Handkerchiefs. Nannies, etc.,$t remsrksbly ldw prices.
FOR CHRISTMAS
This store is prepared to help you solve your Sales . ,
giftefor mother. t
v» wife, daughter, sweethei'rt and friends; Nero you will and
problems, to: help you phoose beautiful
anomalousvsrie SilkC Jens-gm
”a a at: l‘
Asmnlldepositwlllholdonyerticlefoera-l
"1'
mof
1 lions in iron and elm-l. secured his
to secure the acreage. intact.
ed in certain phases of horticulture
and had never found soil so favor-
able for his purpose elsewhere.
company after long search
land equally ndm Mag->011: for the
horticultuz ist' 1|
York state, bought it. at a high price
and induced the man to exchange.
require the property as n. proving
ground but undoubtedly counts on a
heavy profit from this land eventual-
,0
pox-tent. Detroit. business propert y for
83. 500.000 but has advanced his
holdings in Detroit suburbs to about
7, 000 acres. His real estate hold~
ings now are valued my well above
$50,000,000.
Southern Pacific railroad will carry
over approximately halt « its
sso.»ooo,ooo road building pmmam
into 1925.
co. projects. calling for 325 1: lies of en-
' tirely new lino; which were sorted
last January an: only panlall} omn-
-pleted. ,and the pompany plane to
continue work u: them hlfl'll’lg the
winter and tl.0ughout all next sum-
mer. These
sullen of truck construction in Ore-a
302:. 100 miles in Mexico and I’M
meson DECEMBER
BUSINESS _WORLD
TODAY
It Y. REALTY 800M HAS HERE!)
Industrial Concerns Moving] From Big City—-
Home Dwellers to Seek More for Money in
Outlying Districts—Record Prices in New
York— Whole Country Shows Upward
Trend {or Real Estate
'.
BY J. C. BOYLE
Special Correspondent
of The Evening Sentinel.
Copyright. 1924.
NEW YORK. Dec 16.—-—Fortunes
have been made in real estate in the
past year in both city and suburban
property and for sighted individuals
are preparing to reap future har-
wsls of dollars by
large tracts hitherto considered of
only nominal value well away (tom
present trade and industrial centers.
Some of the holdings of New York
real estate owned by “families long
identified with Manhattan pruprrty.
among them the estate of, the late
acquisition of
Baron Altar, have been sold at rec-
ord prices in late months. The Bar-
on Astor estate is reported to he
disposing of city property as rapidly
as possible.
So vaiuablo has properly become
in Mutilation that many industrial
concerns have been lorccd,to move.
to Long island, New Jersey or Con-
necticut. '1 his has stimulated prep-
. my values in those sections. Upcn~
tug of new residential suudiusions
has added millions to the bank ac-
counts of Philadelphia. operators.
Similar trends are being. rtpurltd
conslhnliy xrom min-r subliuuz.
"Comments“ iigurcs 'lrom our
1mmuers"'eald V. .l’. Brim or the
can rranclsco lionl Estate Board.
“snow that a total protll of SETHUUU
was made in San trancmco during
the past thm: yuirs on nu aggro.
gmv ln\'€su‘ntlit oi slu3..‘>uo in
elm-um parcels oi business proper.)
picked at random imm soc.umm
gnome-33 (“emote of ill-s cit)». Some
0! 1m: lnvcstmema proouvmg Hus
huge prom Were 11: iUW as 55.11””
and abuse as hash (is Sifi‘l'l‘kl. ‘llm
promo on unknown porous of. land
ranged up to Jan in: tent.” l'l'lLTk‘a
’ per lrunt loo: in him i fancier» l111~..-:
thu-d in some «neuritis.
l'ropcrty along 1.9113 island Sound
Wllhln commuting distance at two
tor-t, head tor years at momma.
“sures. new is ktllillfi rapidly at
8421.01.09 an new. Many or the must
{he nli‘lropulllull suhllrtmn 5091.1)"
the metropolitan snowman
are “0111111.
New downy has more. Unfillfvfloflvd
land which in not mountainous 111.111
any other meter" uran- and large
heldlnga rare bung acquired lhrrc b}
Wealthy i1ncs.oru able to wall, {1.11
properly \nlucs to intervene. Among
(“etc are Andrew \\', Mellon. econ»
lary of the trvziaury, the estate; of
U10 1381: Joseph \Vlmrton. of l‘liié-
ndolphin. reprv'sullvd by .l. 13. Lip-
plncotl. publisher, and the Brunc-
ham Glee! Company. Must. at In“
holding: at these owners are smut-J
land cm cred with a growth at rerun
oak, pine and “hm: birch at little
value for lumber purposes.
The Mellon holdings. rev-nuy ac-
quired. um in t is known :11. the
White Horse licm' tlw 1min
hlgnwuy from Philadelphia to .lt~t
The Secretary is quul- l4
luuilc ("lu.
all haying he will not or ii unit :1 pro-
fit or 3)le an 11m; 1': obtuiunlrl".
One tract recently was sold for $30..-
000 and real estate men are reported
to hau- offered double th 1t figurc
{or similar plots.
Joseph w liar-ton who mink: mil-
Jcrsey loud holdings at 23 cents
an acre The Bethlehem Steel Com-
pxmy acquired a tremendous acre-
age during the war to use as a. prov-
ing ground {or big guns. The com-
pony paid all sorts of prices in order
One man. who owned 160 acres
near the center of the tract, decim-
od to sell because he won interest-
The
found
purpOee in New
The Steel company has, ceased to
7
Henry Ford reccnlly sold' an im-
Business News
By L. 0. OWN,
Special Correspondent
of The Evening Sentinel“
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec lit—The
now
These big construction
objects include 108
miles in New Mexico. All W
maltose will hotel!!!” in “‘9 , ' goods manufactures on the heme
' coast are : ow experimenting with a
— wood known as puma. brivn. or,
wild palm which 1. grown in the
Philippines. as a. substitute for hick-
wary in the manohtcture or golf club
halts. ,
5'. \‘ilgn.
in; period of Inst year. The con-
ccnsus of opinion. however. is that
business Is on a substantial basis
'and that the present volume will be
sustained.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 16.—
Bulldlng activities in 79 cities along
the Pacific coast throughout Novem-
ber involvedrm expenditure of $35,-
903,503. a falling of! of approximate-
ly 84.000.000 as compared with
Natcmber a year ago. Thirty-live
cities out of the 78 however. showed
material gains. Most of the losses
were reported from Southern (tali-
i‘ornia. San P7ri'lntl5f30 lxd the gains
with 81 attic noxi.
l’lllLADELljlllA, Dec. 16- Till
Primeylvnnln Housing and Town
Planning association alter a. survey
of 105 towns and municipalitlvs
throughout the State. rliporlod today
approximately 50,000 hom :~:‘.
SlillliVElTu-z'l‘. Lu.. Der,
The annual budget {or 192.3 for the
oily of Shreveport has hi on fixed 1!
during the lost, your. The rate of
lltxutiun is 10 1-2 nulls.
*Commodity Notes
SHOES
MAVERHILL. Mash. Doc. l€.—--
The Show Board of Arbitration has
avoid-Ml that in event of curtailmrnt
shoe {firmly workers must fill br-
vmployrd even if only at part time
until orders on hand :19: completed
rather than that some should be
’dlsrhztrgmi and ntlur retained.
KANSAS CITY. 110C. ltl.-—Drmzl.n~i
for leather i’ootwrnr is
this district than for many weeks
STEEL
PlTTSBlIl'IGll. Der. ill—Cold
ll‘misimd liars 1111\‘4‘ li'LlVanL‘Wl 5'. fl.
loll {rem .. 7" collie lo 2.50 Lents
:i, pom-hi. Shutting has avhuncm‘l
lrom 53.1““: .3 :u tents.
wmmx like that in spikes is minted to
advtmmue in hot rolled bars.
\\ mix (1.0111131;
KANSAS CITY. Dire. 16. w—‘With the
uxropllon of November. 19:11. thi-
mnnth have been int-ratauir in its
history. Mall orders alone have hum
operating at 3 August.
Soplmulmr,
and the lm‘rensn
llt'ii‘l‘l 1‘5 pr 1‘ out.
CANDY
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ifi.——.\inm1-
,fzu‘lurr'rs of candy say their lens;—
noss has impmvvd steadily with thi-
(advent of cold weather. All $12.4:-
worics an? nmning at capacity to
meet demands of the holiday trade.
cnppclty d
October an
FRUIT
SAT; PRANClSCU. Doc. ltl.——-Al~
though orange shipnu‘nts from tho
Tulmm district an. already aloud
of 1:151 so ascn‘s .output by l. “('0 cars
indlcut ions am that 5311 Francisco
“ill oxpr rlt nco a Christmas orange
7 ductlon is gradually expanding with
lighted in the Connellevllle coke re-
gion this week by the H. C. Frick
Company, and others
shortage. Virtually all the Tulcare
district crop is going to Taster-11
civics.
TURKEYS
HOUSTON. Tex, Doc. l‘L—The
turkey market in Texas ls llrm.
Dressers are paying 24 to 2.} cents
a. pound live weight. Operators are
shipping cars of live birds to tho
Eastern trade on 11. basis of 27 1-:
cents a pound at the shining point.
The dressed market ranges between
31 and 3‘: cents in central Texas.
LIVE STOCK.
ST. LOUIS, Mo“ Dec.
ecu car-loads of steers which aver-
ago. 1500 pounds each hav; been
shipped from Cooper County to Chl—
rngn this week. This is the largest
single shipment. from this country.
Iii—«Eight-
l-‘l‘ RN ITURE.
CHICAGO, Der. Iii—«Tho output
of furniture 9‘“ this district is ilvo
percent lower’ now than a year ago.
although'the volume of new business
recently has increased over 4 per-
cent during the last month. Pro-
flrms reporting themselves as a
month'behind orders.
TOBACCO.
YORK". Pa" Dec. 16. —Revcndo re-
ports show that in this district 57. -
589.283 cigars of all classes were
sold in November. This is a. gain of
over 3.000.000 cigars as compared
with November last year.
COAL AND 00KB:
CONNELLSVILLE. Pa... Dec. 16.—
Over "00 additional ovens have been
.2__._...._
SPORTING Goons. ‘
SEATTLE. Dem-16. -- Spitting
that there was a housing shortage cf
16.—
311147.000 an incrrase of ”all“:
ovrr the rrvsem budget. Taxable
property has increased .57 0"0.0ll~'_
This ad-
“m‘k rlnlhin: ordw‘s of 01-. ll. 3‘...
Lot. Muranlito company in the lustlListonf you hrar (P11: gnu:-
lzll'lzi‘ onmmh to ki‘f‘p the lore! plant
November
since election he.“
a. little on coo—education.
EVERY MAN 8
INVESTMENTS
A Sharp Distinction
By GEORGE T. HIGHER
Special Correspondent
Of The Evening Sentinel,
(Consright. 1924.)
It is remarkable how pm: (.11....
wise intelligent people do not um) I'-
atand the difference l!Cl\\'v"¢"n 5'0. .13
and bonds. I am often asks.) “how.
er this, or that stock is a 201m 1....
vestment. the inqurrer adding that
he wants first of all safety or m...
clpal. Now fill‘lt‘lh' speaking mum.
in no such thing as Fairly ot min.
(‘lpal in a stock. The only “:11- :4
his money is by sale of tho Sit-LR in
the open market and
to take themarkvt prll‘u
that may he. Sum-41mm it
or than the. price hi
and sometimes it is icon. is: vib-
or case he has-no mummy...
There urn some stocks zztnwi‘y htu‘t
grade referred issuer “him: Hl“ w.-
stalrlv‘ in market price nnrl in Mir.“-
insr power even under mix. 1w (4‘
ditions in industry that th- \‘ l":\' l-1
fairly: termed invrvslmr-nt. S‘s
stocks commend :1 mark” pm»
which varirs only with the mnr 1'
Chart;“ for money hut lhlfl‘ nr‘v r;~
exto'pliom: and (\‘t‘ll hm‘v 13,-: v-t‘:
way to obtain .1. return ('1' 1h. ,4 .
olpal is to soil the Hook. NW; n e
w\ )lflll \. _r
liv “lull-
has a definite maturity dale. \\ L1 n
that flats‘ arrives lhi“ hnml mux' 1..
paid if the rorporution is solv -:
A. hondholdvr is
stockholder is
:1 vru‘ll‘nv-
:1 pzll‘lllt-l‘.
length of time. . Tim~
takes all tho risks
harm in rvturn for :1 shrew
m‘ss suvm-ses. Thorn
parison lwlu-e-nn rho:
. two.
howl." are good invv-slnmnts .3: l " n
all stocks are sperulutlnns. i‘
ntrshlp in mm entry-liner ,....
Howkh-t
in !:
LS MW
Sinilltw Hf 1.»
other. liarh (‘35.: NHL“ lw’ Mn? .3. :‘
in mind Hm sharp illstinr‘iozx lu-
tumn stocks arr} bond.-
POEMS THAT L1H.
active in j
DOVER DEAF H
The sea is calm tonigh',
The tide is full. illn mot-r. laws i'u
Upon the all‘aits;~—~O!l tlu 13m
coast the light.
Glennie and tea cont: "1»-
linglnnd stand.
Glimmt-ring and \as?. on: 3'. '.'.~
iranqml boy.
Como to the winders; :"w’ t-
nighbair!
Only. irom 1111. long; 711:. L“. urn:
“'hi‘r‘re’thc 31".“1 moot} i‘v mu
blanched Srmd.
l O! pebbles which 2hr “tn-5'» tir
buck. and flips.
Al thrir rv‘turn. up the incl: 5:1
Begin ,mid" ccnso, run! flu n .::'
begin.
\Vltll lrrrnuiuus rad-incl" 530“;
3 bring
The eternal note of sadness
Sophocles; long ago
Hoard it on lhv Amgxaz,
lirotlsht
Into his mind the uzrlw‘: W“
flow
0! human mien-y; “a
Fin-l also in (hr: round a 'l:c.::1er2‘
“raring it by this (ilslzw'
(-rn 511:1.
The son of faith
“'as once, too. 1,; 1;... mil
found earth’s show>
Lay llkt‘ lll‘.‘ folds of .1 l‘«l'z.:l:' {'H'I'V‘
fumed;
But now I only
EIts melancholy.
roar.
Retreatlng. to the breath
Of the nighbwind (loan tin; rue-.2
edges drear-
And naked shinghs of
her—v:
hang u'illr'lrwvzv-g:
I'm: “(1"39.
Ah. love. let us be true
To one another! for 11w:
which secms
To 1ie before us
dreams,
80 \‘urlo'us, so beautltul, so in“.
Bath really neither joy, nor iot-
llor light. '
Nor ccrtitude. nor peace. nor help
And We are here
plain
Swept with confused
struggle and flight.
\Vhere ignorant armies
night.
alarms 4‘?
clash l‘)’
TOO DIARY OLD MAIDS
the advantages of higher education
as menvbut it is becoming a serious
question ‘nhether it influences them
to assume the station in life for
which nature intended them or:
whether it is leading them toward
splnsterhood. with its consequent
menace to posterity. The AlmumI
association of the University of Cal- ;
itornia. which has been investigat-
ing the subject. finds that out of
5,000 women graduates reached by
means of a questionalre t was found
that two~th‘rds shunned the altar
an despoused the cause of economic
independence while one-third had!
taken a chance at matrimony or
contemplated doing so. The alumni
inventlxathn is not encouraging. to
uyf’the least. If ooaducatlon is go-
ing to put a. crimp in prosperity it
would be for better for the future of
the human race it we slowed down;
“'e can-
not afford to have too many old'
shutdown-Son Francisco Chronicle.
Doc. Atomorth-
W’ W“ "‘0 liens tr'dm the gold coat of Africa.
7w! 0!! mm 10 and groan ”.13an totaling
- (.‘OOOA nuns.
mMDELPmA. Dec. 16. «isolp
.H‘a-w..._
‘23” ton. eter‘ooooi. beans are ax.
within the next few
Demongm
l" \\ id)”;
—.«. 4—4....”
m...“
was RANGEs
f." is". d» r' lung“ '
I I ‘. .1‘7 ‘ Y‘SLIH‘
. - - “411'”:- a:
We i'umsb repair .
stockholder can obtain the return or .
illfli lm lmn :
37 No Mam Si,
originally; new.
Ql All i‘ UV”)
“quite different with a bond. A ‘v-mgw :
-M..
T1... 1...
holdrr lends his money :11 (m m .
upon rate of illiPI't‘Sl fur .r, .é:j:- ~. i
ot‘ lvglsillfls‘u 1m .'
This duos not 111mm ‘l.“ 'l -
salm- than the loan of mrmm 1.. wt. .
its merits always. houmvor 1.. .. .
7 Hcmphill Hartl‘
\lntm 1 rampmiatiol
: LONG
\! 02113.3
like :1 land 0::
"’(v ( ol‘tmd Sl Ph‘
as on :1 dart-ding.
l
l
for pain: g
l
fin, \\. :ml. '1,
l
-—-Mathcw Arnold '
Women are as much entitle“ tu‘
The T3) lm‘ A" Golden ‘
SUI—ill) .‘\--1u.1ll, "lrnit (‘0.
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