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THE SENTINEL
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 9, ,1
iihis {line—much )rvss will he haw. \Vllh 31")”1“?ll'.lll>’fll.\l"ill m Mood (Illi', vizilzth .ii 9 o‘tloclx’ iomorrow
‘ . ter busmeaa between Feb. 15 “I“! increan i” *Y'Ffirm r. . :
- March 1 will not be unexpected LV- iliiy in Pl‘lif'. ”“ “iii.
—- O. _ ’ Q ' crv big manufacturer expects to \‘\'llli Ul’; \ ,
. ’ “1}“ out from 250,000 to 2.50l‘JliW the ll'llllxll.;._: .~ "
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' 7 cat price advance undoubtedly “‘lll lolitl frills. .._.
R "P BUT ' H l he in tho lowcr'grudes such‘ a: 13 and flu-1n- ’1‘-
—‘ - ' C In some sizes the quo ZLOlls on 5 ii pr».- Tl'm]
- Matt" was, mom—302.3 . . ‘ ‘ . I ~. ..
(umfl'd by Units! m) 8230 (Efigmgmm. has: ' 3:00 P, M.—-FOUr-Bour 3‘” 1W .‘a SFaqe “1” [‘(‘Illaln unchaln’gofd l1”; 3:222“! 1:” V‘, I
‘ ' MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 'wcar WAsmo'mx—cao 7 so gag. nus x§°'&M5udm?3Smicb this will probably blot rim-1.140 ll: {al.mmr _' i. .
' ' ‘ 7530 P- N;n“‘m'pm‘rm' ; ' '- " ' To ‘ '51. . _ _ denier for “‘liiCl'i tie on -. o- l ._ my .-
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EGGS ARE WEAK Monday’s Best Fume“ l .3233 R $173533 3&12’.‘ ‘ 3.09-; fi"i‘“éffi‘é. i.‘..°-'.."“.?.km - m“ h” be“ m““""“' . in .i.-’i.§f«.'nr.. .‘. 't
" w woo, WEI—Gm ! way. scanscunr—w . 11-14 -‘ - . ‘ . a .’ What ever pnws are quoteo at the ‘ ’ i 1.. . _ ._
, _______ «.- ngmlg. mm’ — ‘ o-°o P \l—Gvofl Wk. “- A- 3m" “or. ”-‘XE’MT... ‘ i ihsy will still be far "“de "W N“
W - . ‘— 5"." m i 35:0 P: .M-—M.E’CK Trio. HIE-C 7:00 l". x.——San mans , . ‘ new Open rigs. V ,, I Sllltf' (rl'Jillll I
auditions in I Fairfield Egg—133:?” ‘ -Club l 7;” P‘ m—Amm‘mflmfi ' 3:38 g gigfilfilfimégnm‘gfum below the costs or natural raw silk. .,i~=. r. vnil‘l . ..
;‘ Kchr—zfimlgfiu gig-£3363: ' l $14“; I}; ¥‘-_—0nwi§ct°$.y. "nil-lo Fuller 10300 P: M-w—Nbb'l. 5"”?- m‘e'ifig“; " ' ~‘ 170;- cxamplr‘. the 15” dcnlcr A grade «:it'adx ‘ b ‘ .
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County —‘ P 0 t a t 0 - °‘ ‘h°-W“°‘m‘“ illumiw‘fittfigmgéd Small. outcr- DI kill Aftifi ‘ l S'lk E l D -e.stufi's artificial mil Fromm! be “ma “' m... ,.
. ,, h d (Eastm sum Time) ‘00 P nwfigdirmmfggg’m tuners; _ a g Cla ! 9 name 8, 3 . 9 about 33 a pound, whereas Jupnn- (hank; E
Pramlces Unc mag? ’ "A“ “w "3"“: 9' V5"- mm?“ A-oo pViligl‘fEdm Etc—Demand for First Named to Bring e... double eggs: .fi‘ack503’;°d“' [:55 to 1. ,3
~ 450“ P- )L—x'usiau! mmnhm‘ 5330 P- M.—Dinuer mu c‘ 6530 P: iii—Dinner concert- . ' 'quoted aroun .40 a. t' ' lllfiill "r. -i'- :
~ er (“.0._m___m0 1 ms 3588 ii- i‘.~:l;‘.‘}5‘.";§m.. Elfin- 3333 l? §.':?é.‘f.';“€oi.§&“y"nm 3:33 ;- g-fi=£"afll‘ Elsi...» Increase in Price This Spring imam turning out artmgial sin; lies GM”: ,1.
; (FM ' had by the Bridgeport Bu; 7E13 1;: g"s'r:l‘:dbflflwtn Prw £83 I}: fi“magiagvadmta¥£m' '. alt“- . IRASTINGS—j 288;? as its goal line :il‘odugtlolllufl ”11:2 1111‘“ to ting. . '. ..
grins ' _ 8:3 . .-— . - 'trdm' : , .— . -. » 5:15 P. M.—KDKA dinner um I‘- er cent Of the ‘ gm (1’ j .1' ~ ‘ H“ .,
mu ‘9! the State Board of Agricul $33125 §:$?fi$ aging-'31:. 4-00 lyglnlix‘i‘agellanmuc $3.... 9:30 P. x,—xuuic‘§é:&fllg-o BY J. O. BOYLE Lions to the United Stains and the: {it is a chemical produci, variations ({1er ‘m ..
. tin-e . The otato lgilfi‘ ,1:- §:§dlka' m°fi$§$¢ 7215 P. N.—'{:énkJe-T?nrgr 9 ages. 7.30 P. lngLoltlJ’am mhg‘m SW Correspondent. Allies. a“! week. occur. The silks which {an below me i WW“. ml.
4 Max, wk“ c°”‘f"§°f},’.‘,,. wilhpim‘al idol) 1“. iii—Ben ml... Omshsesu'l- gggg Q §;—___p‘.,nc.".n"ep'rom. SEW P- x-—"‘f°“"a" 61372:... or The Evening Sentlm-l Production and consumption or standards of the perfect or nearrcr- l mu”... .3
imfifieffzzglneg pl'lcf's "“91““5' mo 1» “13733232505573; m 11.00 Palli‘ffmlitfi‘érmv‘ moggs‘x'lgicfiigi. L Promm 1" Coplezht 19:5 artificial silk has touched new high feet proguct ”3° “Egc‘zgd;l‘:;‘;‘3:‘2;3* 'un infirm.» .
K H k i w . - ’30 r: Dir—Commodore rt: as 1 , _ h ic Trio. Oldfn'me Fl tiers. ‘ _ ‘ . ~ , , “”13 as B an C grat cs . ‘ “up u } .. ,
ed to slightly high-J- than at may“: éng 9. m—Wall 5'" ”um“ 9183 l". fii—figkxyoagd nit-trio; WDAP. 5‘55A3 (”q-Alt; 35w YORK, I. on 1-1113 are-3t points in INC-135$ (Wino~ mo ‘ ed larliy of thread. amount of {um and ; ..__.._f,_ h
‘orts. Shippers at Mam“ I’m“ 5 sum P. zit—N. i. U. Air Collnchno 6345 r. Vi —9i. James Orchetrl. 3cm ._ M—Tbnwr Pmm‘ manufacturers or munitions and war Domi‘m“ ““5"”35 “one ‘5 ”Wit” ' l The new pl‘li‘esl
V ' kin” pricrs highor than 8‘40 P' “"43“” sngmgltmltluafiiom' 8515 1'. M—L- 31. N31”!- "tdfl? In"! 5:00 p_ 3.430;» Seoul. prozrzun. l0 exceed the sales of 1924 by abO‘Jt divergence °f co or. ' ' ' 5 A? a. :01? .
“Ora“ ‘15 B j ' _ 9:00 P. M.—Ph.iloson .v yaw-chm. buriione; w Braver. moo P. M._.3cnmz at tho Au. suppllel have round in the last year . . . . . ld dr- are counted on to reduce the spread 1 . - ; .
t id-Wed‘ thereby allowing re 9; 5 P. M.——l=:wo Orcan . planisi. q-no p. M—ivmnoe Band-Glee Club. 4,900,000 pounds “h“. “or — thv tv'o ‘ in; .1 .l., . .
=°ivz§rs for i‘hr- “1’5t time in more is: g g §*?:?:g:hmtgnnr ”10“ P‘ “P‘iitypgzi wngngm 13,245 P‘ M‘-Nmmhawk Franc 5 that peace has “5 Victor-leg no 1"“ mand is expected to reach 15i‘t.';'t:~ti,- between A grade and ihe 0 cr ' ‘l Asked w: l
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.than a woe-k to catch up “ml '1‘.” 10:45 1". ¥:_K7"m;:3;b:g;.s 3:22 y. N.—le1mey'x]ti‘_ngg?; 3mg"; 3:30 SWSAESJn:%fianz-nlniile Bock: lenowned than “ax. 1711 5 applies 000 pounds. l‘bo eaten: at. llllJ-z Hosiery. knit goof“; 311.1 other 205544; w, .1 ‘
.inarket advance “hll‘ll they lime 7.3- ;\:i%afiwm. Loo Tobias. 133g; g. ¥:_—Fflcnfimy,3.0mbnmnut - guano "35:23am fioénlnbmmefi specially to some or the great ni: Lcrs growth of this new industry L3H, c (textile manufacturers are making at there ”mt m, :, 3 ,. MN
' ‘ "‘coniiiluinf: umrliiy °"" ”1'" 754?: P'- lii—"Wl “”5 qrci'i'ru‘rs'u'Ptie-r ' ' mm .. BOSTON—476 Mgl‘itfm “fibrin“ ' o! explosives such as ih: DuPont do “lima‘id “hm " ‘5 {Tammi ”at strong stand against prion» 3‘1"3“C°5‘ ”An” ' 7“” ~ ‘. M."
%od “cording ‘0 Imports “1”“ ‘30“ “' ”“I‘MM ”m 1" ‘u-teg ‘ ' «'30 P- 37—4“: 3mm" ”“h- moon P. .‘l.-—Finl1v~r'n Oren-gin. - . natural silk production probably . - ortinr that tho Cause oi‘ the huge 1m litflll'fd.—/xil“ ii. . ‘”
" 'mofig 10““ ' dew" name 8:33 l}; yf-lgpi'rflgfmfia?mfi3;m 75” "' M—§M$U?r:—r§§ll°mws‘ 12200 P‘ ““5“““1 owe" 1.. Aemoum company and um Atlas will be undr-r mo 0'10 pounds this “'55" g ' -
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5:119!)er are behind» orders due to the 9:25 P‘ M'—¥f+altnd£};ovnl::efi;iefl."m 3533 1!:- NP’GYWY ”CM‘m‘ (“AIL ran Vill'il‘ofiimflgfil Powder company. Proaufla Whld‘ year. Every American maker haa
heavy mOVCl'iient now in progress :3; 1035 $21.; N2; rouse—3:3 10:00 ngxflicti£23fifvmgg 153.238 i, §'—§w"_‘;n‘}:‘§,$:u2d'§l""‘m (ormerly contributed to "cannon (od- extensive program. for oxpansiou . .
stock to souihoru 1‘01“th C0 «:00 P. M.—Chilllim‘tl Period. «:00 ‘P. Vii-R'wimprvs' ”“10?- “' ‘ -~' ' 4 .1 5—4. 72.. de " now are bum usei to su ply under Way and some 00' companies ‘.
:Sadther also having 1111"“er 1.” 6‘30 P' M‘11i3c83‘302r3hgfil‘rF-sis “13° 9' 3‘4“" ”wthu; 04.3 513“ P-“Jf-Afirilijl/r‘lfl :mm'}, 1 ariificlci silk. dye gums chemiglds. an. expected to come into vroducimu February HOUSE wnmhlng Sdk‘
homo ex‘em wading or cal-Si. 11““); tog-Vfiglrg P- All-4:31. Enghn.¢pni,ni:: 7-00 rsfiflggg‘e‘f'ftgm mum (53338 I #:38312“?m%3imcl€? leather cloih. lacquer uni enamels before 1926. Foreign produlcers in IN FULL ING
. .3 l‘ c . ‘ Maude M33013. . 61 . - » , ““3 . . . . - - ,. ,, I “‘1‘ I °“k l‘ n. instances have all-ca y con—l _ n
”MC-19mm that 111 m-8 - . . rm. WTAM~CLEV3M3M lilo demand for uni cd .i . i any ' .
takemn a somewhat C35!" ‘0"9 1‘ 13.00»‘-§},"‘§§£2§'E'Lnd'a 01¢th 3300 I}: §~agnmgl§smgfgwfiw.m ‘ . Standard lime) and: that. there acorns small doubt iracted {or all the aminriai silk 1119)! A SAVINGS OF 25 T9 00 7. _ _
”11; condiijon'is orcrcomo soon. won. “WNW-33:2?” 8'00 ' ‘wi‘; ”innings“ (Moun ain .3.an that prices 10r sncond quarter do- can deliver in iris country up to; Watch our windows for daily Specials
as Em continued to weak-91’? “I” “‘1' 2:33 f" lizlfimfi‘.‘ 533013;“. bar-lion; 1:00 P. M—Simuui mogul; 6:00 v. afigiéugé, nasal-tn. b ll=ory will be advanced between 10 April 1. I ' V TLET '
til the close of the Work “35‘ “3' 8:15 p: inf—pr. r. H. “men-W \mJ.,DETR0|T 3.00 P. M--——1nd'm {“11“ ”Tmm“ “nd 30 cents a. pound. Man‘s are Right now supplics in second; NULL 0U QTOREQ i
.; . - . — cham' . _. . m. . , I The SUD ‘ . ‘ L .
' ,tives locally Showing funnel. loss 05 8-23 :34. §l1:¥‘alg.!°crgn:hl‘fr§umeu. $233 $3 351—2135'nfi‘é‘h‘2u9; r3339” flldil‘fuiwmm’ OW booked solid until April 1 and the hands are being held at a. premium a so. NQRWALK Q L [\L
'. itrength since previous reports sill fl 9340 P. M'frhmhfndml‘tcggefiw. - Wilsgn. haniouc. Margaret. °~ '°‘ crAC. CALGARY-43‘. a" Dupont company marketed lhe first of about. :5 cents a pound above the: 124 Washington St. Phone 471 ~0.Nomil\
fresh‘wesierns making mirth” 5:va i‘ijlg I}: E'ZCESWW aloha-sir; prairie ‘IOVTBEAL—d'lfi 13333 1;: §:k‘§léiathztttcr§wnu ‘ oi the output from its grunt new regular prim; scale so that advances
e at larger Lermina ma 2 . . . . . .. mama—395 _ . .4“. l. a... . _ . ‘ ' .. r- '1 “i n 1 ~ be announced when
gliding here today “as being done 3:00 ,Yffij‘éLL‘Erfim-romhmp "30 next“ £20313“me mam: -a: Cl”? 1:35:12}. Tilt: Orfoll’lfllljll— 3031:; are1 gopened {or second quar- .
at’a‘ wide rango ~01! pricus and the W33 5. gigs; $31.23;” "' 7-00 F. §.—-§}e»2u “area’s-3123".”- (Pacific C i Standard Time) 13‘ duo o- o e pp 5 .
‘ “ ’ ' . 7:0 - s;oo P. ..——- al: - c . 035 1
was‘ in an WWW” “03“" nnLPmA—mo.’ . EGO. taxman—300 .
‘- fight joccil‘lts from nearhy P‘io' nvonvgriiEEgP-hm“ 03‘3“"3' 410” P {‘Ijlral-‘l‘lfig". gzrfiu" . 1 THE LOUISE_ /
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Y “can minimum on me mum“. ?33 {" fi-§:§h."v€f§2 “Anew” (antral Standard Tm") 5:32 :" “’4’?“ f5” J“: 3”?" romk" For Homes, Factories, Apartment Houses. Hotels ”d ‘ A beautiful aide gore pump Wit-h cutout f.c.. aim
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.-,;_,with receivers mostly keeping stgclfs “j-oo. rgigééfzzgzgsn (WI-39A,). “II“. £33313?ng £33 £1; §._§‘i;i(.wau's Orchestra dnstrial Work—With or Without Automatic contrUL I step. In both a patent vamp, tan calf quaim. “11].“..th
' .moving “mhom radlCaJ price re m- ”130 " “Cline“... from WEAF. 9:“ P' ""2. "hn‘icasé‘r (bi-chem : xm ms FRAMING—433 t I that
{‘1’ tions below‘the general mark?" 3:23 ; iii—6'95? o’ohmrivgguL a 00 ¥;.§3~. Iksclllt'l’. «imam 30"“ "30 9- “P‘S’W'fm‘” 0:3,?“ . l and an all patch 88 . Q6 '0 d Qi— UU
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W m -‘ 1333 l? W — were .. M... We... cs a- en 1 111 rs Priced at .~ 2 , all...” '
-».-positi0l:l at somewhat] h1g3]; “lock qu, pmi‘AmeSu—ou WM". (1511531114253 $23 2 3:12:52; 51.13;,“ (hum: ' . TIILbL ARE AIHASLL bl . . G k I“
,- levels advanced to car 3‘ 111 - . ' 4:30 P. ISL—A‘rl. at rem l u” s;oo P. NL—Mu-irml pron-am. 10-00 v: 3‘14“.“ Am)”. Own...“ 1 lulled in .
. . ~ - lone at 5-00 P. M.-l-.dncsi.lonal act - “Q“ nNClNNA'fl—125-9 . . 9" are as
.tradmg locally “as ““119 ‘ "-10 n M.__nxum Daddy not—is. .. - , 1 HOW. mnrlgnn—l - raC
vi - u... . ~ .. . ‘ " ,' 1.:- 10:00 P. iii—Lam mimnainmm . > .. . ”d 1 PM_ . . _ .
, unchanged ii... 3“:th {or t1 liifnnlgd 31:3: 2:22 L $422333}: 3&2?“ Tau-dc. wrcn, muffin. rig?“ if? K Rijuh..-r.fu'umihari 3:3: Poli’s Theatre; in 3 Cities Including Bridgeport, New Ha. nn a . en
7‘ O tinue “3 1 '3‘" ‘ ' .' ‘ ' ‘_‘ Orchestra .30 P. M.——l‘l’utir!'n‘- c n ' ‘ “Aimgonlan Concei- ‘ . .
“1* 2:51"; seats and hep: the weakest. 10ml 2:1}, :srfrrzarnon—mz 3:33 g. $-33: {:5}?- 1333 I2. 31—4, §§§um3mxdm Ila. vcn, Waterbury. Hartford, Springfield. . 81 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK,CORE.
. r S' . if. . fancy 3,;‘ir.-3.75 0:30 p. M__“:‘fll‘1l.m_}‘mn Orcbasirx 8- . ~: y in Road. Elie CPI n: , . .
MFR-Ell? @333 :M an hhl. un- 7,32 {l- Rf—‘Rfigfiga’m 1333 ¥~ 33,335! 83.3- omhm St. Thomas’ School, Church and Convent. Fan-field. Conn. ‘
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, graded 1....-- .3 ML, orange-f: 1.1.0 3.33 }. $47353,“ (lithe-1r. (mam. 7,45 In. M__E.J._...w.,.m “mm “Mil-“‘12:" “0‘; mm (“A 8. Jacobs a Son Shoe Factory 80 Nor-walk C I
, rida 4.50—5.35 box. Cal. ;.,ati-b.:)O 10200 P. h.’$“’°n‘;m3:w¢1?:u' WMAG. (‘nli‘A’Gn—vltb kwg§Ry“(’Vl:w. i“.\'KR.I (NEW. (88": Prat. a 8 Reed Yale College New Haven. Conn. ‘
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{a VEGETABLES-- BF"? ». 0 . E" a 3.15 p, )L—Liuln Symphony omhm“ 500 P. M,——\\fr~aihm~: larm bulletins. 301-1»: The" mug-ram- mbiect to poo- } mu 504 «rem 1e 8:" N 8., Ct. .
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' 1.75 bu,, new :~lD'3-0'\‘ 1’”.- carlmae. 7:15 P. M-—'S:°“km“r‘. market report; KYW. (‘nerGm—anc «31111! :h-mgq at clown-lion 0! union nun- . 0 n 9 ' c 1
old 1.75-2.25 lilul.. row 4.0411462?) 33":2 :3 ELZES‘Sfikwrfi‘il‘éin'iMm 5:35 P. aperture.” oionm .qLux-u‘.‘ 8t. Stanislaus School Hex; fingegék 311%;
f 25131.; celery stalks and lira-rig .. ('- Mt. Sinai Hospital ew . 1
1'40 do“ loituve LW'MI’ a?“ - 7‘ Convent Sacred Heart New York City .
onions 3.25—3.75 CXWl-l parsnina. ' . RGUI‘Ed Stamford Austin’s “”330 South Norwall’. ‘
washed 1 50.2.2.3 ill ; pt) 11.0993. ‘ , M . ' ' ‘ ;
Maine 1 15-1315 bu.: soup hunches! : ButChel', 53, Dles Dr. wadgwonh 5 Samarium South Nor-walk .
.50-.60 doc: Filllnm'l‘» 1 73‘3-35 bU-F f ~~~~~~~~ ' Patsy DiPietro. yum Agency N 333:3
. turnips .TTv-l Ml “H. o , 5T,\31g.-(,i1;1\' pep, 9,—— CW .
POULTRY A.\'ll DAIRY PRO- 5 . . _— 9 \., ‘10me Garage 00' New Canaan
DUCTS 1.2g“ WT (107‘ Form m“, _ l Jito-‘l‘ll _\. (.mt. .13. or .1 .lap Mr. K. G. Johnson 8 d Conn ,
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_ laid fancy .HS-.T.); Conn. hcnnori- 0,1(1’1 ”III” 01’]. Cr istal get to (l ,btic»:. ...l h.l0\\ll l“.liP.l buiciier Johnson Garage CC. ta or , l
~‘ .68-.68; ilvurl‘y galhgrgl‘] ..)-!¢..)S; ' O ‘ o ' .3 L, . llii iliis. til_\‘. lxzassmi :nxay at the And our own shop In South Norwalk ;
western 45-5-3: dir-‘W‘ ‘0‘“ -3""-7‘3 ‘ jSinmrntui limpimi mrly yesterday . f
1b“ chicken 3“"4’; l1.~.; Lmuff‘ 0,19. l llbe R€{)-e’10,o(lt0’o ‘_ intil‘nilig from :in affliction o! the Gom's PUMPS —- ARCTIC ICE MACHINES a
"western tub Jib-.1" 1L'-~ I-‘r‘mt - - ' ' ' ., . - . . . . a 1 ’ ‘ = ' ' 1 - ' " ‘ ' 'v.‘ i
- co m . O 3...... 11.. mm in... tom in tailing 25 MONROE ST. SO. RORWALh. LONN, 2' lb 50, Elam 51.5050. 2
f ‘ ' ' i f ‘ ~ \ . .2"?! 71 Sliit'r lii lea. 0 Oil 0 8' 1
LIV ESTOL}. .\.\I BILAI‘. -lllLll! l' l l ' l 1 ill f e f hl .
com untested 50-75 hear]. tested top. a your rig“, “ho was drowned ' g g S l C PHO\E 23‘)
100‘150 head: butchers stock. cows .H l"'-‘I"li Lukv. N. Y. ‘lomovcd to‘ - Pouey RBfl'lgel'atlng 69. “pp y 00 5
'02-'0511)" calves. llllllifml .ILIIT lb" \ !‘ t‘i- iin‘l'll'tl Satilrllnv. )Xr. Gral'al l
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4 3 13-22. 10.: .25-.I.-’J lin. lurol, pure . ‘ > _ .
' .‘ll. Mini \\.t.< horn in Brooklyn
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6 prices at dolir .pni‘P'eI His.) Hay. ‘ i _‘ ml.“ 1“ “J“. :‘orved lo give UP. l'C- >
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27.00- 0.00; (inf= Sit is. .. '- ‘ - ‘ ‘ .- . . _ i —
2.00' corn 2.90-3.93; \\‘l‘l“‘(lt 3.50-3.- F‘G' ’ | H: ‘7 “'1‘”: ‘1 h“ '1 info. annlo.‘
5% . ' n ~0 .. —-. hr'in ., 1,, ., "0- I .n-l ihi'l-v l'lzinlron, Manila. (Jlfld)sl
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min 3.2:»34"; rlry mash .~.C“)-o..~.-. , ' _ , a. m"! ”‘an up“: 1
“‘9‘“ ”1° "rum St “'0 W“) (”5‘1 Mill .wrium l".‘.:-rl‘:il onion. will l~o livll.
., , :Ulhad‘m ilio {ITU pix-lions issues is; _ “—k ‘l‘rom his lnlo 1mm". hm Main Sirr'r-i .; \ I
, “coin: to have: the SM. finished luy' 51-\-\U‘Ulil’- 1M"- 9-~lnn-l from '5'. Julius Ionian Caiiivy '
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1 . lllllikr‘lv. tho. condlllon of La '.K'i‘l‘l‘ ‘- l l ‘ - ~ir - Int “l‘ll"""lt “ ill be '1 ‘
. . 'u «1 it long enough to tire of ii and ‘ _ .1 g ,. “_‘ ’ ““1‘ "- ‘ ‘ ' H
. . . . . ., e a. tie Stamford . ospiialf .. .._..fi-..__- .
.. ' no think it a good itlta to “rite ‘
suffering from run Wounds,
was rcporird lust night as lurin
a. precarious condition.
flirt:
tileso articles .11] in mm series. Cut
them out. now, and then when you
do want to convert tho crystal into
a. tube. you can dig out the article
and go about making the chaugt‘s.
In Fig. 1 is shown the cryslul art
.whirh. it. is assumed, you will haw
'bullt. In Fig. 1. the instruments to
the left of the dotted line "X" will
be used in the tube not, that is, “'0'
will use the varicouplcr and the sec-
ondary tuning condenser. The crys-
ial detector. phones and the phone
by-pass condenser are disconnected.
In Fig 3 is shown the circuit. we
are going to use in the tube outfit.
Everything to the right of the dotted
line will have to be added.
The additional instruments will
cost about $10. including the tube.
and may allow for the filament and
plate batteries if a dry-cell tube is
used. '
Regeneration will be accomplished
by the plate varlomcter. This meth-
od is quite satisfactory. If desired.
another rotor may be. built. into the
variocoupler. and tickler regenera-
tion used, but the variometer method“
is almost as satisfactory and will be
less trouble.. It a. tickler is used. it
is booked in Just where the vario-
meter is hooked in.
The parts are all standard. The
grid condenser and leak (GC) are
.00025 mid. and 1-2-5 megohms
respectively. The rheostat “R." is a
25 or 30-ohm instrument. The vari-
ometer is any standard variometer,
Coilsvrialions .‘iro those who build 1
E: in i a. ror. vhf-rt: radicals blazed a trail. W
t—Birziiinchnm Nun's. ‘
" LAST EVENING
~' “adow Only Partially
. :Covers Surface 0 f
RM 0 o n —.- Cloudless
._.Sky for Spectacle
Mk. then darkness, 3. cloudlesa
“and a. bright new moon gave
ryo‘ne who looked Skyward last.
bruins an opportunity to see the
1 lunar eclipse. Although it
«attract receive the advance adver-
- , “which was bestowed upon the
iota! eclipse of the sun two weeks
. "the moon's eclipse occured as
predicted and proved interesting. al-
'ough it is an uccurence which
mes more often than the total
eclipse of the sun.
The shadow of tho earth began to
m‘the face of the moon at 4:08
‘ -ck and reached its Maximum
= at 4:42. The the show was all
'at 6:15 o'clock. The moon
-at 5 o'clock and so the people
this city did' not have an oppor-
.. 'm to see the chadow at its max-
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M aking Rural Life More Attractive "
to Farm Daughters Is Her 'Work ;
. , Growing Confidenco
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PUBLIC CON FIDENCE—that very
essential element to the‘ success
of any enterprise—ordered 24,784
Classified Ads published in the Senti-
nel during the year 1924. This figure
represents a gain of
5619 Ads Over 1923 .
——a fitting tribute to the growing ac-
i’fia'uhadow crossed the upper
or the full moon, which apt
ed very large. as usual. when it
rising, as it made its way above
'lrl . .
she Horizon. The outline of the and the phone lay-pass “C" is ‘001 4 . Ceptance at e Evening sentlnel
.. ' tutti. ,i ' o
vans 27:5 “3:231:33? (gang: The battery connections are 3 ‘1 Clasmfied Ads as the Universal Sales
1: passing through the atmoa- brought out to tour binding posts. '
as indicated. 1! you want to. you
can put in a. phone Jack for the
phone connections. but we suggest
that binding posts housed.
The instruments may be mounted
in any convenient arrangement. on
a. panel. or mounted "bread-board”
fashion; The exact. arrangement is
not important. except that it is de.
six-able to keep the coils and the var-
iomcter a. few inches away from the
other instruments. Separate these
two from each other: also.
Copyright, 1925. by The American
Radio Relay League, Inc.
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EX-REPRESENTATIVE DIES.
of the earth. It was made
-» dlstinct because of the mild
dump of the‘weather which in-
' the heaviness of the atmos-
, ore. Had the weather teen cold
{mainline-could have been more
oarly discernible. A: the shadow
Medium of this community.
.- .~._._...‘ . .
.- d the surface of. the moon the
d gentleman who
o
inhabits the
tashining sphere appeared to be
=; rougishl; beneath a. cur-
" a
“r'
’ Let Them Help Youi
During 1925
5—...
Young Bandit Found
. j STAMFORD, Feb. 9.—
-110ng a. diligent search for a.
l purse-snatcher. Detective
-t Hayes and Bureau Clerk
Ne’vlns early Saturday night
WOODBURY. Feb.
9.-—Jamea
’ :1 14 year-old boy on the Garnacy Curtiss, 89. representative . . If ~_ .. " , .' 7“.“
. car at a. building at 315 in the General Assembly at Hart- Mahng rural ie more attractive to flu-in d3 glim- u“,
Street The Youthful bandit ford in 1876 and former town select- me work of Miss‘ Gertrude n is
_ -t to be responsible for the
of purseg from Mrs. Martha
of Atlantic. Street. and
813mm .
‘ Warmlcaderinthcfl‘clbme-
pent of thehdepartlillzni. of agriculture. The objccfi: thcuclubs is
0 improve omema ' g practim and give farm 'rls ' r2 4 .‘
mound innumicw;o£-tllnl momma}:- a mo fluted“
man, died Saturday afternoon at his
home here from hardening outhe
arteries. He has been confined to
J his bed tor the past three years.
Norwalk Chronicler