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f. l’_ -4 cf illuminatingjasj JACK HOLT
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Put, on Your Christmas List
the Additional Pieces
you would like for
Your Table
FRANK LAUDER
f»? Washington‘St. So. Norwalk
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60 SO. MAIN ST.
“my“:
opened a three-day engagement yes-
terday at the Rialto theater. one of
the season's most entertaining‘pic-
It. is the story 0! what could hap—
Pen to anyone}! MtommixmemflMELJ—m
VINCENT . LOPEZ
gossips got the chance. The story
or two hearts torn assnnder by fine
tongues of slander and then turned
into happiness by the light of ins—
RISITO * >'- lice. A beautiful romance is unlold~
ed -in "Idle Tongues,” which is
‘ . Idle m t adapted from the Joseph C. Lincoln
r“pi? AND TOMORROW . .._.'1' 0-D ‘ y- gkulliul direction. a capable mat 22):} °f ca” 0°“ ”m "M"
. H. Presentations TOMORROW—u an a ensely dramatic "“7 com- ‘ - '
w: W?“ . . : WAY blue to make “Idle Tongues." which
Pre - Christina Flutes-Um PALACE
“Ibo lme'WolI"
Not in recent months has such a
thrilling and deeply absorbing screen
AND HEAR ’
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ELIZA — COLD, COLD MAMA
The Clifford Jewelry
' and Music Store
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SO. NORWALK
.\' lZW‘ ISSUE
$500,000
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3,»; Sinking Fund Gold Debentures
_ Convertible 6V;
Dated December 1'. 192‘
? , and interest and at 35% less for each year thereafter.
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" ' . achusetts Income Tax up to 6%;
s" ' " ' ‘ Conmttible into Common Stock at $120 per share
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1 ” fee .ififlfgfmpfimo in Bridgeport and a small one in New London, Connecticut. _
’ pan' 1 tuers an extensix’e variety of copper and brass articles. including rods. .
’i i: fhguioiglg trgfltenmc and a. wide mascot}!!! scellzmeous articles tor the electrical, plumbing and t
: :uiztioth'a trades—rand n’umbers ‘among its customers many of the most prominent concerns in the a:
' country in- those lines. . . ,
i « mm‘debenturee are the sole funded debt of the company, whose physical assets~are conservaas .4
‘ tirel valued at over, $3,400,000. ‘ ’ , >
3 its net tangible assets after giving effect to this financing are $3.511 for each $1.090debcnmre. .-
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of. the company for the nine years ending December 01. 1923 were u , ,
5 Avegmflmfitmmzs requirements on this issue. For the 8 years ending Decemberrl. 1924‘ (last
: ‘~ 3;?ch estimated) ovens! net earnings rage over $30,000 or'approximstely 2.4-‘ttmcs annual ‘
interest requirements. 4 . , .
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i “v {0.15% o! the nee-earnings of thojprecedlng year. but not lea than $50,900. for retirement or de‘
E bent ' A I" ' ‘ 1‘0 hare or
i The” debentures are convertible at the holder: option into common stock at 8 - per 5 ,
a 1-3 shares tor each ”gel” debenture. ‘ ‘ ' ' -
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Interest payable 'June 1 and December 1. without deduction for Federal Income Tax up to 2%. Home
pon debentures in denomination or $500 and 81.000. register-able as to principal only and inter-
changeable. Redeemahle in whole or in part until January 1. 1931 on 90 days' notice at 195
The company will refund upon
1. application the Connecticut personal property in: up to {our mills another Mass-
a
Taylor production of "The Lone
Wolf.” with an exceptional cast
headed by Dorothy Dalton and Jack
Holt. There are all kinds 0! love
anslea‘realtsm of the underworld
or Paris. aerial scenes in which
Jack » Holt does some sensational
work in dropping from one plane to
another and back again. after an
exciting fight with the villain in the
machine he visited. "The Lone
Wolf" is booked tor-today. . tomor-
row and Saturday, at the Palace
theatre with nveactn of Vaudeville.
Frank Gregor); . to Be
Chairman of Educa-
t. i o 11 .Committee -—
Other News
HARTFORD. Dec. 15.~Phllo T.
Plait, of Newtonn. senator from the
25111 district. probably will be the
president pro tempore oflhe Sen-
ate, and as such will become acting
iiicutenant governor when John H.
‘ Trumbull ruccccda Senator—elect Hi-
-‘am'Biugham as govcrnor. :l‘his‘
:35 the indication last night on the
to of a. conference of Republican
ramizatlon leaders, to perfect plans
3r the opening of the General As-
t=~')l)‘ session. mhlch will get un~
:- way with county caucuses at the
.mltol on the night of, January 6.
Senamr'Platt probably will be un-
opposed for the ‘Scnato presidency,
reported agreement or organization
counsellors upon the endorsement of
Senator Howard S. Challenger of,
Bridgeport to be a county commie-'1
sinner tor Full-field county. to suc-
ceed Henry Crawford of Greenwich,
who has been ior some time acting
in the dual capacity of county oili~
ccr and town clerk.
l: (.‘hallenger willidraws from the
race for the presidency of the Sen-
ate, he will be appointed chairman
of the committee on cities and bor-
oughs by President Plait, in consid-
eration of his attitude, it is under—
stood. and it was believed that this
arrangement would be satisfactory
to Challenger. He may also be sec-
ond member of the committee on
education, oz’ which Senator Frank
Vi. Gregory of Norwalk, probably
will be chairman.
Cronin for Lender.
For Senate leader and chairman
oi the judiciary committee Senator
Daniel M. Cronin oi Sew London‘
seems to be the favorite. Senator
Matthew ii. Kcnealy oi. Stamford
has been promised the other place
on the committee, it was stated. and
this would seem to eliminate Sena-
tor Frank L, “’ildcr of Bridgeport.
who was second on that committeej
last session? and who was cxpcctinx‘
a similar appointment this session.
Chairmanship of the committee on
claims may go to \Vilder. This was
held by Senator Plait last remit-m.
Senator Edward F. Hall of New
Britain sccms to be the choice for
chairman of the appropriations com-
mittee. and Senator Frederick “’oL
colt for Chairman or the irinanc:~
committcc, nhich position was held.
by Lieutenant Gox‘trnor-clcct Trum- '
bull last session.
Another senator who will figure
prominently in the organisation dis-
pensations is “‘allace P. Pierson oi’
ACromwell. who may be second to J.
l Edwin Brainard of Branford. slate-d
j for the chairmanship of the commr-
'22:: on roads. bridges and rivers.
Barbie {or Speaker.
inzrficld county “Ill hare no cu»
chi-Nu for thc spearkershlp of ‘1
it now appears 31nd". is prov-
H} conceded that this honor v.07
- l.:. L. barbie of Killingly. aim ,
ailinl‘THC" his third consecun'
m the H'msc. There is but can
" ":3: ptcgram, and 1t sym‘ ‘
“h. amhl'ions and rilofls c.’ .
Wiser Brl: of Salisbury. known
colieagucn c.’ the last We :«
~25 "llv‘ll l“;o.1rin"" Bell.
irum'cr, with Daniel F. B. EL.
., of Stamivxd. as clerk. Char} ‘-
17:. Williamson of Darion’flzurin;
:w. selection 0! a Republican (inn.
2 odor, and Wheeler of. Stratforfi,
Fizz-repent of Ridgetield, and Lav-7..
c: Fairileld certain to have em:
rivally important committee assign-
ments. the. part which Falrfi€1~l
county will play in the disposition 4-:
ill“ business 0! thoBouse may 1-
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Among those not figuring in ti‘u
genomic-us 0: organization leader: >
Representatives George N. Fir.- '
wstone and Joseph VCubelll o‘
l‘ridceport. who will not be seat 2':
on theminority side. but who, REF—\-
crtheiess are expected to receive
consideration along with minorit;~:
members. ?
Award Contracts for
25 More Ruerhasers ;
WASHINGTON. 1366:. 18. —- The
~ ,r.=.t guard yesterday awarded cs:-
' 2:3 for 25 additional 75 foot mc- ,
f“.- patrolboatstobeusedon the:
lazlantic coast as rum chasere.
, One contract callinxror the con- -
slraction or 15 was let to the his:
?hlas Yacht Building Company a
Camden. N. 3.. at a price of $15.67..
each. The Gibbs Gas Engine 'Com— :
pony ox Jachonville. Flt. will build
the other ten at 319.945 each.
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F red lcted as considerable. 5
union To
' BEHER TOPIC?
University Women to;
Meet Tomorrow and;
,Wms
man Speaker
The regular. monthly meeting 0!
the Nos-wall: Branch at the Amer-in
can Annotation of University Wom~z
on still be belt tomorrow afternoon _
at three o'clock at the home, of Mrs. ,
Douglas Nash. 1 Seaside Place. East .
Not-walk. There will be a brie! bu-
siness meeting but the special sulig
lect of the afternoon “International
Relations.“ will be discussed. Mirsv
Florence Ansell, Secretary of the In- '
ternational Relations Committee. .
will cane from her office in the ln- ;
stitute 01 International Education at .
52: Fifth Avenue. New York city. to ;
. V . now cumin: 1% p3.
~ PERCY MARMONT- and poms KENYON 3'“?
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new 1“. Service
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Door" —- Am F: HE'S
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One of the Go-Gettu‘ Geri.~ .
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speak on the topic. Miss Angeli;
guide- tho Round Table studies of
Inter‘ional Relations in the ‘
branches. she examines credentials;
of American women who. wish
study in Europe and carries on other 3
lines of activity for the Committee
an International Relations. . ‘
Miss Angel] is a graduate of Smith “
College. For six years. from 1312‘
to 1918. she acted as assistant to the i
Dean at Smith. During the follow- ‘
in; year, she was in France with:
the American Red Cross. She spent r.
the next three years in Hawaii and '
China. organizing some. new social I
work in Honolulu and being associat- ;
chIlth the American Legation at“
Peking and as a member or the.
_tt was believed here. follonins the man or Genllng College. During the
past year. she has been acting secre— 3
tan: at. Radclifle College. Her “id! §
experience qualifies her especially
for the international work which i
the, is carrying on. ?
though December is always a i
busy month. it is hoped that a large "
number of the members of the Nor- ,
walk University Women grill meet ‘
at Mrs. Soul's home to enjoy Miss’
Angell‘s talk. The Norwalk Branch :
numbers almost fifty and is actively ‘
engaged in several lines or fork.
C [I IYESE .
MANILA. Dec. li.-—A band of
Moro outlaws raided a Chinese;
store near Zamboanga yesterdayfi
killing five Chinese. according to 31
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proprietor of ~the New Britain l‘ur- . FROM OUR LARGE STOOKLIJ. 3'
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tiled a voluntary petition in luck» GREEN BOPING W0
rupicy here, giving assets of 31:53. “50 run" “W! of FME?W:_ .3
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