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BAKING NEEDS
ALBERT D. MORGAN
“THE HARDWARE GIFT STORE”
84 Washington St. Phone 667 So. Norwulk
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THE TRAVIS A SHQP
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 04
BUbINbSb WORLD TODALYl
Christmas Gifts
ROSPECI' S
Tremendous Amount of
Board—Too Much
Trouble —
By J. C. BOYLE
Special Correspondent
Of the Evening Sentinel
(Copyright. 1924.)
NEW YORK. Dec. 24.—-’l‘hs cheers
with which the oil men 0! the
country greet. 1928 seem destined to
vary in volume and enthusiasm sc~
cording to the district tram which
they come. Tremendous storage
stacks still continue to blanket pros-
pects {or the immediate future sud
production is not. telling off to any
maierisl extent. Nevertheless all
men in some sections are thorough-
ly hopeful for the future. This
trend of thought is most noticeable
near tidewster while pessimism pre-
vails in s good many sections in the
interior.
Oil men are rather curious to see
what. messures the new oil conser-
vation board spoiniod by President
'Coolidge will recommend to dis-
courage wastetulncu. overproduc-
tion and high prices in Iho future.
since the oil industry Itself has been
unable to restrict produciion and
ralsc present prices although its
pockrt book has been directly con-
cerned.
Al! to ”in
durHon has
statistical position. pro-
fallcn slightly below
ihni of 1923 a banner year but, only
by about 1 percent or 7.000.000 bar—
rels. Gasolinc production Is run~
min: 21) percent ahead of December
1923 but. consumptlnn of cusolinc
oIMENARE CURIOUS ABOUT
Production Continues on Big Scale—See
Hope” in Coolidge’s New
OF‘FlElDS-lN 1925
OflEeady Stored and
Conservation
Oil Seems to Be the
87,000,000 worth of materials. De-
mand for paint. and other building
supplies has slackenod for the thug.
however. Merchants report I. satin.
(actor: Christmas trade.
BY II. 0 OWEN
Special Correspondent
O! The Evening Sentinel
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lit-It is
expected the approval or the Secre-
tary at War for the proposed bridge
across the Golden Gate. will be :01-
lowed in the near Inturs by con-
struction of a. huge cantilever span
costing 821,000,000 which will give
this cliy direct outlet. w the east
north and south. It is probable that
present plans which provide tor ped-
estrian and vehicular roadways and
two trolley tracks will be enlarged
to accommodstc a double track rail-
road system. This bridge would cut
125 miles from the present route to
the Pacific norihwcst. and it is es-
timated would save local shipper-s
millions of dollars monthly. The si-
Ieraiion or the plans Io include pas~
mgc {or steam roads would add
$9,000.000 lo the cost.
is more than accounting for the in-
crew-c.
In {I}. cast. (specially ll) Panza”.
«chin. and on the Pacific Com-I Uil
men are hop-:ful. *Ihr-y I'egIIr-l
furl oil as a saving {arwr in mi-
nation and avian: :ln- III-r2 mi.-
produrt Is only in in; infancy. Hm
oil burners are being improxmi to
such an extent, that thousands or nu“-
liulldings shortly will be healed by
this tucl'uud that, its mm Llll find
to curtail cracking {or gusnlmo. Rm
”II;
n;
carding stocks of the lane;- peirm
lv-um IicriVaUVc. iv as pointed om.
ilwru now are ncariy l7.('0i‘.0‘)0
cars in use in this country and lllPi’I‘
tracts cigncd by large shipping Itom~
Duties and the 115. Shippin: Bnnrd
for l°25 dcliurlcs lune barn lltudu
at. prices “hich are advantageous
to producers. ln far-t, this ircnd
upward has resirlcird use of oil for
ship fuel in some instances Moore
and McCormac-k have already Mari-
ed to convert cl: 0! Lllfli' ships imck
trorn oil In cos! burners. "Willi
coal selling a: “.75 Io 35 :II Hamp-
ton Roads." mid Presidnm A. B.
Mqfirc. “if. is not economical to use
and the price on the Atlantic coast
'at present is 3150. Of course
chips in the intvncasinl trade can
still saw: monny by filing moir
bunksrs on (he Pacific coast In ‘ln‘il
a barrel. II In (stimuled the change
back to coal Will rman a saving of
$75 a day on much of our ships
even allowing for the
tiremcn."
In the California fields Ihern has
been a. steady decline: in oil produm
lion. Discovery at new fluids like
Dominguez, Rosecrans and Torrance
failed to offset reductions In the
Santa. Fe Sprin'm. HuntiugfonABcnch
and Long Beach disiricm. The
fact that the. drop in Output has
not. been largv-r was due Lo opening
of shut in production In tho Kern
River fields. This amounted to
approximately 100300 barrels a
day. Total production in Califor-
nia. it is esiimatcd. will reach :30.-
500.000 barrels by Dec. 31.
Although produciion i’cll oti'.
storage stocks on the Pacific coast
increased owing to slump In ship-
ments eastward by the Panama
Canal. \Vherc. 200.000 barrels a day
were going eastward last January
shipments now are under 100,000
barrels s day. Thcjwig oil com-
panies have been carrying on ex~
tensive exploration work in several
secticns or die state but (he Dom-
inguez field is only flowing about
88. 000 barrels daily and Rosecrans
and Inglewood are even smaller.
the former producing only about
3000 barrels daily. Recent work
in the Keillcman Hills has not sut-
liced to determine the value of that
district. In Texas however the
Wortham field and those. of head!)
ccunty give piomisc or heavy pro.
holdings in the new fields are much
discouraged. They felt that the
time was about ripe for s. rise in
mid-continent crude prices but that
this has been knocked out by the
new additions to production Vi‘ort-
barn is expected to be flowing over
I200.000 barrels a day shortly.
The Central American districts
also are speeding up production but
this ,is counterbalanced to some ox-
Ient by the slackening oi! shipments
tram Mexico which has been evident
this year.
Business News
BY GUY ‘1'. mm. .
Special Correspondent '
O! The Evening Sentinel
CLEVELAND, Due. 34 -—Compan-
16- manufacturing automobiles. parts
and steel have been the first. to toe!
1119 business upturn in this section.
Omtions in most or. these lines are
running at 60 to 70 per cent of ca-
pacity sud. the steel- mm as doing
boner thin that. Improvement in
#90398! tons; to 3.636. 736. Active
m Why 23 in the lust
probably will be 35.0““.04‘! mover
, which: rcglsmrml by HM.
I‘ucl oil prints-s am film and con-.
oil costing n-Iorc than $1.30 II. barrel ‘
increase in ,
ATLANTA Dec. 24.-—Buildins
(-IIIIsIruction in Georgia. Ihis year
has Invoixcd rxpendllllrr of more
than 3212 I30", J...vm‘ an increase of
about. 12' per mam over lI23 \lore
Hum 23, pu‘ com of Ihis he“ con.
Mruriion “as in Atlanta and its
Fillllll‘l‘s.
I § 0
ST. LCILIS. [iv-c. L'Il—The develop—
mm! of couch growing in south-
;- aster" Missouri has induced a sub-
Istantial negrc migration allihi‘r
ill-um this (‘lly “llcrt‘. Ihc supp!) of
A ...A.... ...,..
103 THE RADIO FAN
, - - ‘ WESTERN E
EVERY M AN ’ S ouds LEClRIC
[makers 59 50'3"
INVESTMENTS “A” Ballerit‘s $4 50
“Customer OwnerShip
By 630.11 In 611.5
Special Correspondent
OI. Clhe Lsenmg IgwnIImJ
(Copyright. 19’4)
Some men unhnuwingly lake lug.
chances in trying to eliminate risk
That is rather a change Stan-,mcm
.. ., 320.
B Slorago Bailkl'ies '
Auto Electric 0
6 WASHINGTON 8T
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yet. it is certainly true, “hen tl‘l.
average man substitutes his oval 21:1. RANGES
judgment for that of an expat In; RANGES
my profession. This is espeI‘ially up. . i!) k'- , ,
piicable to the irncstmcnt. held. a' '1 ,‘l‘ ‘ ' ”35"" 29.22!
Only a. (cw dsgs ago a. man In a. 3' 2:13,?“ j "i, s good.
small city wrote to a. newspaper in :1...1"“L“ ““153 “1 lowed
u large industrial center, asking for
suggestions in investing 86.000 to:- a
cuppled woman. The paper ex-
plained the diifcreuce in the various
typeset securities, and pointed cut
the yield which could be expected on
(alrly cafe bonds. It is explain. 1 how
much the investor paid (or max—mt-
ability, and for tax exempuon, etc. A
low representative bonds were sug-
gested from which In; srlvclziar:
might. be. made.
The inquirer wrote in re ply. that.
he was too late to purchase [hr-3
bonds which were in the list. They
were all gone. 0: course, the paper ‘
replied that since the bonds View: on
the market. an investment bank;
or his own bank could buy them fur
him.
A little later the man again “Tota-
the newspaper, Vigorously criticis—
ing his bank. It seems he had dug up
some book which told him just wit? 5
a bond should be and bow It shouI-l
luo'k. He did not like the looks cf
the bonds vhlr‘li corn sun“ lo him
We lurnls h repair part: i
any make of stove.
‘1.Gutkowsky
87 No Main St. Phone
ODD thgrecstioul China
South Norwaik
Lunch
80. MAIN mam
quun' IouII
rnoswr sumcz
PLAEU‘ABLE P I
2.221. T0 us.
ihrough his br nk. Hr: O‘OCCI-d
lhc looks 01 the cIgnatums 0 will '
Quivers, and sun ilII. builds I'm»: I rug); 2;,II5
.Evidcn'ly hi2 buck mm um: 'I[ ‘ ,
signalurrs on a bond Should l’m - ‘ "'
tinclly hailslc. 'l‘lII: lumk and l y _ \l ARIES
bank's aviornr}s (MIL-4mm) l0 1- i “m“! ‘ ..«. L‘A'“ 9””
that. 2hr hon l3 \Irrr Ich ll II: '1' is -3 lilillhl‘asr
rrly. l3ui. luv. kww 1"ll.|r. , ,. "
Thm lllC min :lSkl‘f'i I‘mt‘ 13"‘5‘Y‘3 ‘ r“ t1\‘ Rb ML}. 5 “ALB ‘l '3
por lo purclmsc lhc bonds ‘jr l‘lzz‘ 1’L\\[l* . ----- ‘1.
He disrugaidfid lhd‘ adult“ ' 3 [ACHITL
.ovn banlur whom he had knoun
308m. and u ho umluubicdh cxpr '-
‘cd to in»: :1le doox i0 hgn for It. : I.
more years. Thv slrangos' In Ir: VI .,
dial the qucsriwnwns on-x I f lfigr'qlivx,
'l
“I awssr mum:
NORWALK, CONN.
negro labor ill-12 ban a \cxlns prcb-
l- m {0:- sun“: ZImo.
O s I
SPRlSGl-‘IELDH li., lvvr. :i.——-.
The building and man association:
of lithium increased tlivir (1831's D)
Swamp-I 03‘“ in ”n 1.15! war to a :9-
iul of $23; ‘ ,‘"‘" J m...
_.__.....———
Commodily Notes
(‘OTl’Olfi
ATLANTA, Dec. 2L—The CI
L‘oIIcII Grown-s Cocpcraiivc
cisiion has handlrd 1049.633
~:' orgla
Assn -'
ll. pound. Th— morass price prco
\ailing at. present in the south is
about “.5 1 4 at Ihc i‘anu. '3 manic
in ”13. llllL‘lIOl’ mcms :. to :3 02115
(H. pcris.
AL’I‘OMUBLLIL PARTS
CLEVELAND. 1‘01‘.'.‘.'l «vCint:g
'mrmufuciurcr oi‘ \IIinS {or automa-
‘I-Iles. with plants inn: and In De-
troit. plans to “we mil llll‘"fl yr-aw
prrzcrmd dividends by a slolk issue
so 1313'. iii»; cash may N: used in
prcparc lin- inrx‘xuscd lvuslncss .x-
peeled ai'ut'r January 1.
U C U
[Tins
FT. \VORTH. DI-c. 24.-~l"ur irad.
era and lrappman the southuust
arc lacing the Icht “liner in 4 39.115.
Fur bearing unima‘s are plentiful;
and prices are high. Hemy chip-E
menus arc icing made: from ccmml
Ti 1.13 [0“ n3.
0 e o
TEXTILES
\iAVCHES’J‘lJR 5' ll.
The Amoskeag Mills hax-c curtailed
operations slightly In the cortical
divisionsfi Orders in this sectionJ
hitherto h’ad been good«
BURLIAI’
ST. LOUIS. Dec. :i.———Thc mergw
oi‘ MVP“ has concerns under ilIr.
leadership of the Chase Bag Com-
tallzwon of 813.000.000 is expecied
to have a decidedly stabilizing cf.
feet on burlap prices both in this,
country and Culcutm.
LUMBER
RICHMOND. Dec. 24.——Estimntes
are that the farmers in.Virglnld this
year will cut at least $12,000,000
worth or timber on their wood lots.
Commercial yards have done a trc-
mundous business.
LEATHER
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2L—The
last minute rush of Christmas buy-
ing has raised the voiumect sales
of trunks, bags. suitcases and small
leather articles to unusual heights.
SIEEII
PITTSBURGH. Dec. 24.——Book-
lugs for fabr ed steel maintain a.
high rate and t era are inquiries in
the market for 40,000 tons a: new
firms producing high grade women's
shoes have up sbundsncc .0: orders-
l-alts ,
'ihis amnion and has :Idvam‘rd P‘I-l
833.53? in mvmh-‘rI-a 02‘ :I. lulsis of
1:» cems a pound.
SEXY ORLEANS. I)». 24.-—Tclc-,
graphic reports. from (“‘f'l')‘ part of
ill". colic-n bell stale that farmers,’
I'oumry III-arcbutk: and other 111-“
Hello? Lowers of co’ton lime made:
up ”new minds to hold for ‘16 c~=nls
DCC. L4 -
pany into a corporaiion with a. cam-3
business.
‘ SHOES .
LYNN. Mass“ Dec. 2t-Lynn
on. hand although holiday buying is
I
not of personal opinion If :I
cannot (l-‘irrmmc lll“ legal: ‘ _ ,
IItrtaln lam-l “ho can? I 3 rm: :I' \ BL‘
‘hc (mild moi cxru‘w‘l. l-J lie: ul- ii In: ,
Egih an pro'vr'. opinion himsrlf. FRISBIE
4 (Mr. Hughes“ IIr'xt :II'iirh \Ylll ,2le
3.
lpcnr in Thr- l'jx'vnim: .‘c‘rt' It‘u‘ , . .l _'
EFalUT-flll}.l I plhfi
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A Li. KINDS OF
“ RUQS
arid
Found ! illRPETS ,
one 81!” Store DUSTED and 500mm
liv N": IIHIIIIIIAIW l'rxvscs‘. i
CONNECTICUT CARP“
CLEANING CO.
: I l Pill :IHLL‘T
; enough
‘ to keep shoes
that are a joy 81.
pleasure to wear
3 aIlthedaysof ~~~~~ ,
{3 our Life ”I l: .‘iIll Nipplw
’ Plumlwrr- Tools
I ’ . ’ P llll- kulquariersl'oi
i o o . Isn t It nwe ghcruivl . Williams '
w 300d friends wuomsmc .. RBI 2'
' give us an inspi I—r -
ing send— ofi ?}a
This pair of
, Cantilever Shoes j.
‘15 ' typical of What
% ls’they re talking
T , about:
I3
Hemphill llardwa
” N_-:-°.h Mam Street
.5 .‘I.
l l 5
'l“ ”IEEII'S'ZIIFIELD
5 Motor Transportation f
alumnus
LONG DISTANCE TRU‘
Daily SE‘T‘lCC Between
New X0111 and N0
PADDBll VANS FOR
FURNlTlTFl. MOVING
'26 (uncmd SI lhotie
Suulli \Ul'“ alk
\[ “ wink Oi‘l HE-
mill M,
L' hem
IL...“ “A.-
Contour-toms
Conneally & Bracken
81 'Washington Street
80. Norwalk, Conn.
But I: r
Ion l'.‘
prowl
lull?
fire il'
I Our 'v
are darn, :5 3:3 _.
les" The '1 an Mr 2 Golden
CH TMAS 50ml: \orwalk 11115103. = I“
ll li' lillh'flli 1-30
GIFTS
over. The can is Lug-guy from the
middle west. John A. Gardner.
president at the Boot sud Shoe Club
declares the time is soon coming
when women would abundon piper.
mum
dyes. Ash. has Wt 2.300 can.
othndonwhich‘ Muttochukde-
posits In W m the m:-
W
thin tootwesr for substantisl models. '
'saacvspon'r.‘ LII. Dec. zip; 1 . '
The Lima Products Company 0! rd».
of
. FURNITURE .
V'Besutiful sud Practical.
Alexander’s
,. Good Will Mm
7;, 50 South Main Street
7,.South, Norwslk
H. s. LANDSMANI
l I AND SON
The Home. of Fine
Furniture Ii: L02 Pri '»
FE. 312m "
vacuum:
0 loam nuns mum“
14 . 16 WALL STREET '
I
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' mm
W
NORWALK. CONN.
mammms
mama-unusual
Norwalk Chronicler