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DIVIDEND NOTICE
1 50th ;
Semi-Annual Dividend of
N orwalk Savings SOCiety
.Nprwalk, Conn,
. December 9,1924.
At a meeting of the Directors of this. Society,
held this day, a dividend at the rate of FOUR
AND ONE- HALF (4%) per cent per annum was
declared to Depositors from the earnings of the
six months ending December 31,1924. ‘
MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BEF OR
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10.1925 WILL BRAVE
INTEREST FROM JANUARY ",1 1925.
{ OPEN MONDAY EVENIN GS 7 to 8
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 392
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PACIlG lNDUSlRY SEES SIGNS
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Back in ’80s and ’905 Fielders Went Way Out.
When Dar Came to Bat—Is One of Fifteen
Greatest of Game—Now Night Watchman
At Polo Grounds
BY J. C. BOYLE
Special Correspondent or The
| Evening Sentinel
Copyright. 1924.
NEW YORK. Dec. 31.—-“Every—
where there in an unmistakable at-
mosphere of faith in the future and
assurance of prosperity for the com-
ing year." That. is the outline for
business in 1925 made by I". “2'.
Weddell. vice president or Armour
and Company who based his state—
ment on the packing industry as an
(excellent indicator of public buying
and business conditions generally.
.“lt is not going to be the prosper-
ity of the bouyant upshotutlng kind
such as the nation raced in 11219."
he added. "but the slow steady
prosperity without flares or apoc-
iacular rises in any department of
industry. People generally do not
seem so eager to buy luxuries as a
few years ago. Rather thy are
spending their money largely for
substantial things which make for
broader consumption of produced
wealth and wider distribution 0!
money. thm New Year with rem-nations :11
L
aratlon. Retailer: stocks g2:.n(ru.lly
are low and consumer demand has
been strengthened by the high lcvel
of wages and the improvement in the
agricultural situation. Coal {vi-1122122.:—
tion and distribution is speeding 2222.
CLEVELAND, Dec. {ll-$0212: 222221
ore shipments in Ohio this )cai'
were of! 27 per cent. trom 11323 and
coal also showed a decrease. Grain
shipments. however, improved strik-
ingly. Local industries are marking
time until the holidays are over but.
payrolls are rtporlcd increasing
the downvstate pottery and
centers.
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though hotels throughout central
California found business considera-
bly below average (luring iii-.2 2221.2.
six months of this year, largely
months served to equalize early era—
ison losses. Larger llUSItflrlt 5 through-
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lugs Mill; in l-l'x'.
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dlcator since packers sell meat \leat . . ._
is a necessity: neIertheleas there are SHREVEPORT, La" D1212.
some grades 0‘ meat more “i’enbw‘a Contract has been awarded {212'
than others. It is observed -hat the
market is stronger and more. active
for some of the. cheaper (222... than
ever before, ultliout commensurate
slackness in the demand for choice
meats.
"As we enter the new 3" ar. llxe
atock p2 ices are not satisfactory
from the \ieupolnt ot' the producer
That is because of llw 1:21): of bal-
ance between corn prices and the
slack prices. The swine situation is
tending lonard a more normal hng
population. Gmernment “guns In-
dicate 32 per (:2 nt. fewer hogs \22 r0
available for market in the l‘ast
year than in 1923. That by no
means forecasts a shortage. It
merely forecasts a lessening of ab-
normal uurplusos hard to dispose of
profitably by rither prmlum r or
packer- There Is nolhlng like liqul- pccially as sharp cuts 22.2.2..- 22....
dation.of swine in sight since the made in prices,
animals coming to market have u o u
been pigs {or the most part. Cl F\ 1,1 AVII 12.7.2.
“Storage stocks of'pork are not chants he“. .3) 221.. 23.2 ‘21,“. d.“ .
UP ‘0 "1° ““9 YE!” average. Trade bcl’om Chrlslmus Lsmhllqhul n222'
channels have been kept. wide open
there seems lie-possibility of a. glut
in the market the coming year.
Farmers who teed judiciously should
be in a position to operate profitably
in bogs despite the high cost or feed
especially If a good corn crop is
realized in 122:2.
"Prices for live! cattle .nro not
very éncournglng for the producer.
The predominant rlvmnnd is for
b?” from light ymrllng animals»
whereas the great bulk .22 the supply blc ”mo m catr‘hup. Sal-'5 :22:-
ls from less choice grades. it is equal to or may; thew of 252-23:
now apparent that tlu C(lln belt red '.’ . . ' '
out about 25 prr cent leper cattle 2 , ‘ . ‘ .. ‘ _
this season than last. Liquidation JOPDLl‘V Fright): :l‘f'ilrgj‘
in the tattle market is virtually ‘ ’ ’ ' f’ ' ‘4' ‘—
0202' just as it is in tin:- exxlxm mur- llllitzitl'3dtllfflthllwtrljnimit ll lis in H
2, ‘ 1 sur lumsinsi ht ‘ ' ’ ‘2' ‘ "‘2 2-
:fid i2??? 32:31:51 dipscloses ragla— “‘2'“ week “1"“ the" 2021123222 “d“
tively small supplies cuttlc prices a ton. Aim: ore touelicd foo own
are quite likely to lake .21 vigorous ‘0 rurtallmmu UT 222-1222222'22022 in" 12
rise. cold weather.
"Sheep raiser: are in a [Will-‘1‘ .. . ..-
condition than producer: 0: hoga . _ _Tl‘237ll.l'.5
and cattle. So great has been do- MARCH-£5112“. .\. ll.
mand for wool that. ewes hrue risen
considerable in value and lambs have
reflected that rise. Any forecast
pertaining to the live stock indus-
try may be echoed lo a. great degree
as a. prophecy for the packing in-
dustry also."
Pacific coast. cattlcmen wall start
1925 under vastly improved condi-
tions over 19:34. when drought caus-
ed a shortage of feed and pasturaze
Paaturage again in normal and t'..e
foot and mouth disease which cost
growers 50. 000 range cattle has been
eradicated. About a million head or
range cattle are now on hand in Cali-
tornia or about 2.5 per cent below “mm considerably in ”USS 22-
normal. 19:3.
The sheep industry is more profit— 2‘- . . .
able in Idaho. Washington. Oregon. STEEL I
Nevada and Utah than for many PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.—Tl2.;€
years. There has been a. liberal first steel for the main spans of 22222:
in the number of also?) be}: new Delaware River bridge is 21022 .
in the Pacific northijestlan st 1«man being unloaded here preparatory m
gfgle‘.::lp}:;schnaj::eold athx‘botherfzgisd putting it in place. About 1W0 “‘“3
ewes at country points. The cattle hmc mix-“96' . . .
situation there is lmprovtlng 1211022221312. COAL
In Texas the supply 0 can a a ..
smaller than ever known before. ThSPIEiINEFFIELU 1"- ”Dec. 91.“
New settlers have pushed the cow- °v eg er Coal and Lélm C9m2
men back from much former range pan) has absorbed the Ziegler Loal
(and. Cattlemen therefore expect 33:)“ng and 1‘48 issued $4.000.-
better prices and many 0! them be- I: 09d”: *0 finance the opening
lieve 1925 will put them back on Of 3 new mum in Franklin county.
their feet again. This state how stands filth in coke
production.
Business NeWs
By DONALD R. HANSON
Special Correspondent
2 O! The Evening'Senttnel
BOSTON. Dec. 31.—For the tourth
month in succession the number of
parents employed in this state is
showing an increase and the average
weekly earnings also have gained.
Profits from the New England tex-
tile mills. are beginningtto improve
and New Bedtord plants now are do-
in; better than breaking even. Wide
sheeting: are profitable for low cost
mills and even gingham: m :1th-
ing up. A marked improvement is
being shown in the spindle: active
and when this. month is concluded
equipment activity will show a. de—
aided increase from the 81 per cent.
6% normal recorded In November.
,3: I". L'BEBYMEB
Special Caz-respondent
:‘Of The Evening Sentinel
LOUIS. Dec. ISL—What“:
order- for dry ma. for fixing de-
..,
”A.“
canals in Bossier Parish. l.3.. l0 c052
8314.169. The canals “ll! drum :1
large area a.dj;1(‘2_-nt In itwi Rum
and make available on' fzu'm 2:s2~
considerable acreage now 0\'2 r-
DOWvd.
" . ’. .
Community holes
DRY GOODS
ATLANTA L‘L'C.
chants are inherit-sing
January clearance sol-:3
the
0
in the
ted to keep rciuil Dining at
level for some Weeks. Sales.
clothing limo been below
but an: expected to pick up no“.
95'
Some merchants bud ti:-
tl'udv e’vrr
the days.
largest holiday
here and a low have 0322300221021
prmioua annual room-21.22 {le‘ 2222.2:
Collections are holding the I:2:22:~22'..-.
merit shown in .\‘m'2;ml.2cr.
O O I
CANDY
NEW’ ORLEANS, lIc-c.
manufacturers still are behind 222232
their orders and are working 2122:.-
all
P l .—-<,‘n 2:25;.
12%-
3’2"C. his»
ments of the AlilObkun:
opened filthy
Friday and Saturday.
0 b 6
CLASS
i‘Oli‘l‘. lam. D2L1'.
During the last your the limited
Slates Sheet and \Vllnlow Glues
Company‘s plant here. shipped 1.52222
cars of glass totalling llfUPk‘l‘i million
square feet. according: to Company
officials. Tim Continental Glassl
Company albjo located here. shipped!
approximately 302’) cars of glass dur-.
ing the same period. Slilpnlcills;
:31.-‘
EHEVE
U 0 0
0111
WORTHAM. Tex, Dec. 51.——The
Humphrey's Oil Company has erec-
ted 45 derricks on its holding in
this field in the last three weeks.
t t O
RAILROAD EQI’IPMENT '
EAST ST LOUIS. Ili.. Dec. 31.——-
Three locomotives of so tons each
heme been added to the equipment
of the Illinois Traction System be-
cause or the increase in freight
shipments.
-——————-———_......___
Gotham a Century Hence.
In 2022! New York will contain,
80. 000,000 people with plenty of
subway: to serve them. Thirty. 50
find even 100 story building: will be
common. There will be overhead
streets and aerial mweu will fly the
sky. Beneath East and Hudson
rivers there will be subways galore
and numerous bridges over both.
7- N ew York metropolitan area. in
'2 mt mention will be extended
ind: everything from Stamford
to Trenton and will contain at least
50.000. 609. 2
the;
excavation of titty miles of drainage.
nornzzu ‘
“hum—I
records (or sales on tlIr2'2.2 conwu-u. 2
point in HM .
' The cotton and mechanical 21212321.:
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just aching for a
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" Dear Com-
: sort Lovers :
HM.“
Are you tired
all over at night 81.
;can’t guess why?
2 . . Those sensitive
feet of yours are
pair of Comfort'
able Cantile’vers.
. . The first day
you wear them all
the delicate nerves in
2K0 our body which have
e
en getting telegrams ._
from the tired nerves ‘
of our feet will quiet
rig tdown: Ind let you
how these Oxfords
would suit .
Contour-Levant:
Conneally 8: Bracken
81 Washington Street
80. Norwalk, Conn.
Order Your
COAL . ' WOOD
CHARCOAL
“ NOW
. rm 2
NORWALK
CHARCOAL YARDS
20-81% St;
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2
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Super-lieterOdI no
W E. L Receixers
end S l:
$55. 00 pea ers 39
"A” Batteries $4 50 to $2
"B” Storage Batterles 000
AUTO ELECTRN (0
16 Washington St. 0
Phone 2800
All Makes nf llaullo N22. 2..
Aerials l 2222 I222]
50 to
‘Nimd‘
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GOAL RANGES
GAS RANGES
All inns, (22'
and u I lwhb
Of lilgiiirl
l “FMS.
We. furnish repair pasta to:
any main: of ”12.2w.
M. (1utkm-lskv
87 No. Main Sl Phone 419
be. 2
2. . ~20!
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test again. Let us see ’
Opp Congregational L numb
.«rm #1.... -w... ....‘_.,‘
South on all;
Lunch
80. MAIN STREET
QUALITY [1.22.122
I'mmm 2272:2222:
1311151“ \DU PRICES!
arm. TC 22.22.
m. n. "‘4. -... p .‘_2_
Pill)“ 25922
MARllI'S
Formerly 13.2.2 l32yi1n D2212:
BBLAKI'J‘l
llEHl\llSs \ll \ > i l‘.\L‘ii mic
Y'lfi‘lh’ . $1.00
A l. .3‘ Hill,
8 WEST AVENUE
NORWALK. CONN.
and I
BlTY
FRISBIE’S
PIES
ALL KINDS Ol“
Rims
zmd
CARPETS
DUSTED and SCOURBE
By 362v ('2222222'r222l'2 1‘2'221‘2.»
l'illlfil
CONNECTICUT CAFPET
CLEANING CO.
8'; (11'1“ ”HUAI‘
222.22
Hemphill Htil‘dll'are
57 North M2222: 82212272
Mill Slipping»
l’lllmhers T2222}.-
Paint. Headquarter: For
Sheruin - \l'illiams
WHOLESAI 1" RE TAIL
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Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DlSTAlIll‘E TRUCKING 2
Daily Ser. 2r 12 be?“ :en
New York 222d Numalk
PADDED VANS FOR
FURNITURE MOVING
26 Concord-”Si. v l’hune 294 2
South Nurunl‘n
\‘LW \2 21.2. 2-2 2 22 2
30‘ \\. 20H) bl. (122i 2-3 £05
__ M.-. ”flaw—o,
Gas Rollers
Three Burners é" Balm." Oren ;
$16.00
Cantilever: for g
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ALEXANDER‘S
Good ”ll ill llll'llihll'a _
50 80. Main St. S22: Norwalk 5
‘1
H. S. LANDSM SN
AN D SON
The Home of line ;
Furniture & Low Prices ,.
14 - 16 WALL STREET
NORWALK. CONN.
6"]ch ESII‘EuoNDS amp.”
into-J! but you
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