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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 23, 1925 · page 18

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THE NEW
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GOAL RANGES
GAS RANGES

All sirds of heating—stoves '
and a". nausefurrtisrins goods
of memes! quality 1: lowest
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any make of stove. ‘

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Odd Lot Sale!

Secure some of the wonder.
in) values offered this week
in amenable merchandise to
close. before Inventory.

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Clerks who stole from their em-
ployers darling 1924 went on ram-
pages that set new records in detai-
cations and embeezlemcntL judging
by annual azure-s made public t3

out ydld the number or defaulting
employes increase to: per cent
more then before.

There is but one clan of empiose
In which s. new record for honesty

among whom there were fewer de-
tsults than during the previous year.
in slmost every other type of busi-
neu the shortcomings of the de-
faulter were in ’increasing evidence.

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ies and huge increases in {arteries
were noted through the year.

"Dishonesty among employee is
not the kind or criminal conduct
that can be designated s crime were
even thnugh it sssumes lam pro
portion.” says F. W. Lstrents. pre-
‘zdent of the Americsn Surety Com-
pany. "There are forces constantly
at work i tithe iiws of employer
which lead to the first dishonest sci
Countlc-s numbers or embezzlers
have indicated during the pest yes-
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the increase in smounts stolen.
Where heretofore there were msny
losses at s few. thousand dollars
each. today there are msny in a
year‘s time comprising the entire
cspitsi and surplus of s bend or bu
sinus. 0! course such eml'wzzlc
metals can only be sccompllshed In
those in highly moonsible position:
With the increase in smounts siol
en there but been s psrsiiei rise in
the social Ind tusiness Importance
o! the embcnler. The factors lend-
in; towsrd such e condition oerm
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127 WASHINGTON ST.

5-10-25c Store
Starting Saturday Morning at 10 A. M.

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NEW YORK. Jen. 28.—-llen who
grew the sheet srs not benefituns
extensively trout the sdvsncs. in
‘mn prices to we: um level. There
in some exceptions but in mo‘ in-
stsncss hmers sold their wines: lssi
tell when prices were much lower.
The inflow: ot producers in the
groin belt of the middle west sold
before the high Inert sppronched.
In some esctlous oi Ksnsss only 12

l. of the crop has not been

msrketed and in other told western
sections the percents“ is es low ss
percent.

in the northwest however. com
elder-able qualities oi wheat now:
been held st point 0! origin sweiting
this advance to the 81 mark or
above. There has been no dumping
of this wheat however since tenth
ers seldom sell on s rising market
and much or this (min is not expect-
ed to come on the market until s
as; in prices comes. in Cslitornis.
tat-mere are selling nanny as almost
halt oi the crop there still is in first
nude. One isrmer todsy disposed
of 42.060 suck! at :125 s bundled
pounds ind other soles rsnxlns from
10.0w to 25.000 sacks have bcen
(smiy numerous.

in the Pacific northwest the ms.
Jority oi the grain growers got about
81.50 s bushel (or lhlll’ crops and
only 1 to 5 per cent oi the Held sun
temsins to be sold. Dcslers are bid-
ding 82.25 s bushel {or Bis Bend
biucstem for Msrch delhery with
none oitered. In fact much of the
wheat ucresxe in Orr-son. ldnho sad
Wuhlnxlon must be replanted end
so much wheat been sold that some
tsrmers find themselves without
need. '

All in sit. the present wheat mar-
ket is s specu2stors' market. not s
tsrmers' market. but the ist-
ier sre scraping up esery sislisbli-
grain of wheat and chimpiu on their
own ri-quiremi—nts to like sdvsnia‘e
oi the present price. l-‘ltty million
bushels which .sst ycer went into

 

not to miss the tiger shooting.

“it‘s no trick st sit." [hr-y said.
"You hide in s thicket st night;
“hen the bran srrhes. slm between
its two eyes. shining in the dark. it
will tell as I! struck by lightning.“

On his rrurn. they salted how
msny tigers he and killed.

"None st ell.“ he replied sadly-z
"They've become Illu‘t-lhel‘ too
clever. They now travel in pairs. snd
each one closes on eye. So of
course the bullet does not strike
them."

 

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term use will reach the stunt this
sesson. ' r
Justusoonssthenournow on
hsnd or con tor is used up
by More. comm-yrs cut esp-not so
«hence in breed prices. sccordm;
to the America Institute 0! Sellers.
in lhecsssotthémmhow-
exer. this will pot come for some
time yet. in their case advanced
flour prim us not rem ctr-d in oak
ers' suppaes for iron: so dsys to 6
months smce they been new: sum
or connect. in sdxsnce with muting
companies. ordering ”our shipped as
nucdcd. Host oi the torso: comput-
ms pmchssed their Illypaitil buxom.
decdun. tor the his concerns flour
remesents only so to a percent oi
the cost oi producms sud selling s
loot oi brad. Smelter blkufl
buy tiour as needed assumed la)
pnec animus much more cutest,
4nd some at these untidy hue ud-
saned ueu- breed prove. in Dome
secuons the small breed Producci
1m so uttemely serious situsuou
mow the larger thus are not lo-
Cubed to mince «row prices un-
we; wont. terns-us tor some little
time at present Insets. ‘ths is es-
pecmly uoucesute 'n'lhe normwtst.
UUDJUHICI'I sre not likely to tun.
to substitutes tor wheat flour. uc>
cord: to mulcri. ounce rye also is
at u. 1: price and other wheat
flour s counties DAV-ts newer been
popuu in this country. 'lhe in“;
tluflf prltm sun on touuiedly mice.
«spurts however sumo noun-:5 Lulu
LN nor Ut'icnuu consumers are
1:1er to continue the use on Wheat
bread at present. prices at the same
rule as in the last iew months. 'l mu
mu been s complete check to sales
lot Uneuuu export in the immune-st.
s-tour puca its»: made repealed
adiancxs slung with writ-st. relic)
patent suit when now an “v.10 lo
“9.60 a barrel. and hard about
snort patent flour .1. 85.33 to tluJu
at Kaunas City. eclipse sny prices in
that instinct tor years. Similar sd-
umces sre shown st POPlMd. At
Umshs tlour has Jumped nearly s
dollar s berm .3 two Weeks. ln the
iw.n Cities. mailers say they will
lime to sdisnce ilour prices (unlit-r
it when keeps up but thst this its
not expected to reach the consumer
unites the when puree hold up for
sever-.1 weeks more. IllJ in various
sections oi the country ere busy ss
bakers ere specifying (reels usinst
contracts.

may expert Judses including ter-
mers. miners end oskurs sniicipsu
s. so: in when prices but none lt-
wimn; to predict when it will come.
how extensive it will be or how long

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FRIDAY, JANUARY .
Business-News
By JAM?! I. am.
mt 1:er
or The Wins sentinel.
PT. 7101118. Jon. ,zs-A new
short the retirees 10 miles long
will be will immedblrly to cont-net
the reaching vie-Mien.» Hockney
sad Cock?“ with the outside world.
Thowortwmbedossbyihen-

chisel Topeka sod hots Po sad the
new rest! will mom with the See.

way that or.

be!" oi [he kn
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New England 3::
”the month; We
M'een 81.00» on I.

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Teond "OHM-Cu'h"
t on in the IO'IM ‘
fl'ld8 int'l'iugaflt .:
"fins, to 15““
we".- added 17.

u Fee min an. st hood mums ‘ ‘
County. It will as" snails" Rents Droductiom ”I
Fee aunectlos st the New lexicon \
border. A million sere- of isna Cle‘AGPiN? .

. In. 9

heretofore used only for [using
wiithropeoed spto (mt-yin»
reed. ‘33. ('0 mules hi! the
sensual! million of m In Tone.
When the h‘ W! m wss
tsken, the mentors round only
1:! persons to Cochin: county.

mammr. ts.‘ Jen. ts-
‘l'ne sum of ".3603” will be ex-
pended by the Hoodoo slid Shreve-
port division of the Hawthorn Pacific
rsilrosd for the Wing of tour
bridges during "2!. has been de.
clded on by the dirt-etc“. A like
son will he waded for retitled-
Ins the reed.

PHYLAWELP‘H‘IA. Jun. Zl—Phne
for construction here this yesr In
on such a srsle that navy mclov-
meat of both skilled slid unskilled
labor Is assured. Pleas for dwell-
ing! cell for saw or more on homes
to cost over 34,000,000. The City
suhwsy will account for s “moon.-
000 QIWMNMO. The Deiswsre
River Bridge. new electrlct plent-
Imd monidns' end church bonding
nromms will employ thou-ends of

men.
worth at ilnmnie to it

Commodity Notes
‘ land had Mr; “W,“

1 mass cro
. psi. The lab
Ros-ran. Jen. zs—Rmry r: 3 pociany hard 0:002.

"sun. president of the N
. stional travel in Pam-M
Rhos Retailers Asocistlon decisrea entirely Blllpf'niin‘dhu ,

Silk and Wool Hosi

Our R22. $1.50 ‘ Y
Reduced to .mffiffgs'lk and M :‘

Black. Brown. Beige. Camel: Grev

Our Reg. $1.50 Grade Silk and “fiSpm-tl

situation comma-4.
west during nu- III
In withdraws]. '
mm pqttnfll (Wampum
the mm): prflViOUI.
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road building rim-n V
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retail "HI! (,1 pod
test year totaled Ll?
crease of 87.7" on”
were the largest in m"
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Our Reg. $2.00 G ' "‘9‘:
Reduced to rsde Silk and ii ool

Children’s Wool Hosiery and Sex Reduced to
Brown, Grey, Camel Rog $1.00 .

WOOL GLOVES—

Children’s and Misscs’ Wool G t 1
$2.00. Reduced to “maxi.

DUPLEX GAUNTLETS
Our Reg. $1.25 Grade. Reduced to ...........

Mme. Jeannette

56 So. Main Street So. Norwalk,
Open sum inning Until 9:30 P. s

Sport :

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‘ [mien endenl Order oi
Odd Fellows

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Sunday, January 25, 1925
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1.0. o. r. HALL. so. MAIN STREET
80m mnwm CONN.

ADDRESS “ODDFELLOWSHIP”

bythe
Grand Eastern! the Grsnd Lodge ofiheU.

Open and Free to the General Public
exhibit». Drill Work
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