finer: reverses
Business WOrldl
u, :TORD AIRPLANE SERVICE TO
Be Able to Run Daily Schedules
J. C. BOYLE
Correspondent
...,.. By
Special
The £79212; Sentinel
(Copyright. 1925.}
NE“‘ YORK Apt-it law-Develop-
; ‘ ment of .le air mail sea-vice and meg
benefit 7..» bu nests o! 5115
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23 - xpecls to;
Henry W. De. Forest (above).
New York attorney, will become
ohairman of the board of the
Southern Pacific railroad system
on the retirement on May- 31. of
Julius Kruttschnittx
BE INAUCURATED THIS WEEK
To Ply Between Detroit and Chicago—— Ford In-
terests Have Guaranteed at Least -,000
Pounds of Freight Each Week —- Hope to
U'Jll
odorl-
hns born overallng a: a
-snlhcr and that boner
:- uplz‘lencevi u'. present.
maker: 0: inlr-lvnnmzs.
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LOS ARGELEE. Apr
7y six new. Cl! we‘ls wrb
533' of
11 :43.
the total for the year 10 date to 0--
- mineers 1:: Arts-7
mm. 5
.; " 31,1; 2:11:23; week Iotaied 5795.:{ilk.l.!arl‘els
.:; ,hu onus of the. '
._,, Igr.»~'g5,u :zgtilaungl EL. DOPRLDQ, Alli. April 16——
, “mt .«uy 10:0941‘4119F535 the Sandi-o‘er oil .leld .
“ 71,. 1 Fan: li"’ ' 2.3711471“ dLJ =
lion has «smil-
: field ' drasuc ESL p:- ‘o
pletion of the gas sand
:: . news:- or me; ”E be plus-
' w 1.;rpn;_y 21ml] 3 largerfuzng 0! Oil wells 1.0 slop depletion
Secall'f‘l and fitted out. " of adlacen: Pl’.“.'.fl~¢rh is also lasing
are expected to follow; urged
‘ m (‘5'.ai‘il'2l'lngf ' ' ‘
fields. Among AL‘I‘OMOISILL.‘
sue}: anion: ‘s‘l‘OPlCliL-‘I L2H, \lube. .«xprz‘; 16,——
Iresent Pans."1he \XVOX!J“I.':!' Cons . '~‘3ted 37.71:!"
: nil-:5_ EL.£ :21le as Ass asked 7 public so:
u and 3 7'20: commlssmn for .2 LXIIHQ! '7tl 79
: operate buses.
'he lit\\'-‘ . ~ ~ .
Q dlf‘iv 11>“.
n , mg op« ATLANTA. Arm 1*.”- -Etalc and
oughly ted-.ml officials will {noel lhls week
.51,
rel (Ah-£1.11 lie-“lea means or Hevzplng souxh'
«of for-2:123! 'ic oyrtxr l";<'l$ fzee ll'uli‘; con-
ligaments,
C I I
GBOCEIUES.
. ‘OSTON, April Ill—Tho Gin-tor
23.2.; 10 (rm: :Comrany has just added 32 groc-
(I file xe—E
we “'3:- llze‘
cries and one restaurant to its Chain
in New England and oxpecls to
5! raise the number of tranche-s oper-
'a!éd to 31.70 stores by 122.. There
are no“ 7:..3 stores and ’l restaur-
ant: openly: I25 the. company“.
I I t
“013.6"?! I";
‘i “ll Clln;'
.-y a to now
(‘03- I
D“- , TEXTILES. .
7 3116'?“ 81f»: LAWRENCE. 51:535.. April 15,——
”7‘41" ”f Harmd The Monomac Spinning company
“111 Logm “‘1 “’31" has pol into mm a 2'1 per cent
”3*“! ih‘igwage lodumlon commenvgrat this
colloni “weir .
.i U Q 0
times in“ “~65 BAILROA DEQL'IPMEN‘I.
'1 1...: 1111» "MB and PHILADELPHIA, April 18.——~The
from €00 to U"! pounds Heading railroad With proceeds or
each of calcium:- affirm“. “MC“ ““1 $7,500 ,90 1:: equipment trust certi-
be dlzzled 0'49? the ““35 a: ”"1 raw lie-ales will buy immediately 30
0: {557; acres an hour. flu Dial-"35 locomotives lo baggage cart. ten
Will make from 5 10 7 dl'S'l'?» oi combination (are. a gas electric
the fields 1:; trcol‘id. ace I‘dms' Cf) ”“3 passenger and baggage car and act-0
prevalence in curl: crayon. 0: 131'~3:reight corn.
inset: pest. f ' * "
One 0! 11m mum Envy plan-eel GLASS.
which will make a 1211'» {mm ”“4“ .KAA'SAS CITY.A;>r1l l6. -— The
{ornia to HGIEONIU in ”ma has “is" :omram tor the glass used in the
been 901119311155 at the ngf‘ff '{H' nev Sears Roebuck plant here bu
and Navy inrd and *3 COW-““1”” been warded to the Lisle Paint
plane now is ncarmg completion- A and Gin“ cox-r an rd ' l I '4
- third plane of similar 7:32": 18 helm; W .p y a ‘ o as O-
Eyl'qp
i‘:l-;!nl“- 311 ‘Et‘:l'_:_!1?'. '
mm: m. a prim“: , . ,
PRODCCE.
SHREVEPORT, La“ April 16.—
Members or the RichJand Parish
Truck Growers Association have re-
allzed 835’) per acre on shipments
of radishes lo midwestexn markets.
Business Topics
1:"
ATLANTA. Apial -—Atlanla‘s
«population now is 2.33 75:: according
7:0 a. new directory jun. owed. This
I’doos not include a tuburl,¢n popula- The :lssocmzjon (.- Hmrrlses lhll‘ly
52.1071 01 about 577.05”! as high probably grov- 61‘s 7 i
Null] be included within the city , v a 0
LIVE STOCK.
’ DENY ER. April 16.—-Th.roughout
\evada. Utah. Colorado. and \Veat-
em Wyoming cattle and sheep
growers still have a tair supply 0!
“inter feed on hand while ranges
are commencing to show 2112 retreats
of liberal rains . '
limits before 1930.
‘ ' It I- 0 ‘
BOSTON, April 16,—Although no
'formal vote has been Laknn. stock-
holders of the Boston and Maine
aJiltaflrtosd are known to liver the
- Tproposed reorganization plan despite
5'1!" ‘onerouo terms oil‘ered bond
fholders who are shell 3 conversion .l .
DRY GOODS.
:pz-lvileso into rtork Pas-mg 7 Mr
Icent. ‘ . CHIC \GO, April 1,6 ——?:imh.nll
,. . Field and Company hays: "Current
mGION, A;rll 16.——Her- wholesale distribution last week
Wu well in excess both of the vo-
lume o! the Week betore and of the
lame week a year ago. Road ales
flan. ”19'” a lubmntiu increase.
We
‘Dt Elli; chairman of the baud
mm
pron: since
inquiry
from
h :1 rd Ware
Blah-‘35 and tho
we- operation: Um; Cle‘r'laml manu-
"»1"l"¢"‘d ; focwrer declares that his company
-Tv‘en-
;- started in ,
California in the last \VLGK tr! aging)
”or,‘
Estimated crude production {oz the
i
l
j CHICAGO,
x .
5 {Emily
1
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our“ do: ‘ llexgrlltn .3
§ Park,
gm 1'. 371$!!th
LIL! $97511};
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:Chicago Pins 3
Rose on Itself
April 16.
popularion.
?ur;3!0rlul
oz Henri}
0! “hack
2.53m; o!
with 111111; million
of! from
a fringe
largest
any on;
Q4: “firms-311:7;
“' ' enuulir-l
4;.1.
my
pension by
suburbs, the
frenzied oz:
lie, Whirl} slim-.5
them.
outside up.
elm".- boundaries.
Sen'ln em agalnr t annexaua- 7: par‘
0:1};
and
\orusww-‘Icrn
each “:73: 120,009 popula-
ilicn. but a declaration lllfit a great-
crizx'lmosc-d ‘
o! the present. City and surrounding
Eru'
SUEZ.“-
urhan
newer.) has been
the “oxid- 5121;":
twine ( I
sut-nx 'l!
l \ 11mg:
t? Chicago “‘11:: lne‘x‘fiatvle.
loans. “'35 mark \esterd av by
lessor Wié‘ am L, Hallie)
western l, .lvcrsuy expert or.
population mfivcmuzls.
In a statement preparednelhc re:
quest. of
Professor
tion or suburbs,
the London or New
comm-0mm:
lion and ermine separation.
“llvanswn mus: Join itself to Chi-
cago but should
mom," I-‘rofus‘eor
While Teddy Hunts,
AI Will Be Fishing
ALBAVY ..,Y pyll 16.—2\'ot to
be outdone by Theodore Roose‘el‘l.
Jr.. in a search zc-r wild hie. Cover-
nor Smith today displayed a com-
piete so! or brand new fishing equip-
ment. which he intends to use during
the coming summer.
".l'll let Teddy go after the ani-
mals." the Governor commented
when he was asked who: the fishing
paraphernalia on his desk mdlcated.
“but I am going after the fish—-
there are plenty of them in the state.
I'll have to get, the new Joint hunt-
ing. trapping and fishing license. of
course. but the other fellow can
have the hunting and trapping pan.
0' i1. "
Bugs Baler-Takes
To Himself a Wife
CHICAGO. April ills—Arthur
(Bugs) Beer. newspaper writer. and
Miss Marjorie Cassldy of Brooklyn
were married here Tuesday at the
Cathedral of the Holy Name. They
left at once for the Pacific coast
whence, it waseald, they will start
on a two year tour or the world.
Send X-Ray Photo by
Radio to Chicago
NEW YORK. April iii—An X—ray
photograph or a human hand was
transmitted by telephone wire tram
New Yark to Chicago in seven min:-
utes yesterday. The experiment Wu
designed to show that the process
might proxe valuable in surgical
work requiring prompt consultation
of expert;
Bovs Who Stoned.
School on Probation
The case- or the uv'eral boys
charged with stoning and breaking
the window- ln the old Center school
came up Tuesday afternoon in the
union juvenile court. The ‘
were placed on probation by Judge
Nehemiah Condos otter their pox--
B'li’ey proposed
possibly modeled on
York. plan, as 3
Valley razed
annual-mammal. tor mg’
laadzng EVanston citizens.
a indexa-
belween dime: a nnexa—
rwain self-govern-
7
l
Chicago.§
ls Vir-
ex»
12;”)
have
au‘
r!w!.l’up7t:-
oil
Nearly a Illlllloll persons live"
Joined U. S. Army
to Foment Revolt
“‘ASHIXGTOX. April lei—The; SEXY 16.~——F‘ln3n-
4-”: year sentenoe imposed by a mili- l .23; Conditions of Hungarian
wry court at Honolulu on Prim“? E tours: .1917, Jeremiah
Paul .‘J. Crouch. 215i 17313222715. “’36:: . c'.-7‘~ 1:115- 62::
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based on evidence that he had 67'.- ( Na “2': {”1
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morn! mdlr'des. ofilcers $323.. thatj ”5:. fingntflui ,1.
both Crouch and Private “‘alter 17.5 “.3... 25¢; “Ema;-
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corned in {winning against
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wall.
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among the this population in
also convicted for circul-
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1'.“
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than we (inter: =! u: .,:
Good Financially
boiler $2.21:-
I ‘. . irtr'ntz -7 1' ' ’ 3‘
but I ’2» . 3c. previie .3162?
were Cb!!- m: 4. was aux-la
12::- gm-- Lou?!"
vn' '0 Ha-l in #3.: x —.
Frank J acoby
The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
12-14 No. Main St.
So. Norwalk
Venus Sanitary Goods
sanitary Knicker, Kilogram—wt hire and flesh
énnllnry Skirt Protectors—black white and
and extra in rzo
Sanitary
sanitary Belts .. .
:
Sanitary Petticoats—flesh . .
98c to 31.93
medium. large
50C w 8%
flesh.
.......-...
...... ..... 31.50
Somalis-box 1,5 (10.4611 ...............
Sanitary Vupldns~box 1 dozen
45c
89c
'l‘onoutaoo-
coednot-nonut-ethanIOOOQUOOIO
..... 50c
J. I MALLETTE
‘8 Washington Street South Norwalk 7
GEHEBE SDeli PM"
5'1" .38... I? :71 ”MIA”
CLOTHES RAMP-IRS
\Ye hue the sort ,0! hampers you can count on for dependable
service.
Built of materials that will hold out
gerher in a. manner that Will not easily come apart. they hose 1!. »-
addidonai attraction or being very low priced for superior hampers
33 wmmn,'sc._ :
I 3.
and fashioned to ‘5 ‘
South Norwnlk, 0011111;
Ralsto’n : Spring Oxfords
You make no mistake men in buying Ralstons for
vour spring wardrobe.
The style, “the 1317,; the value is always there, am
there’ 5 a particular. Balaton for every oceasion.
.g. Pneedfnt $8.50 and $930
ELVVOOD
So. N orwai.
"mammals
r.
71
finishing here if they caring
bodies prof .mbl}.
Michael 1.1.E1'euezas~
7h; Limiter;- Ha te *5 o:
SORRY BERG C0
organize tlon filth Martin
secretary. summarized the
32' ‘l‘c RUTHETOKS LT‘ETETE‘EL'EJ‘ .1‘ T:
gh: 15‘ this ia:gu:~e:
“\Kr. granted armament“
Orange unions would
.zrcens chief regret
7113‘ F. Berg & ($0.. -.
Grant Concessions to
H at Manufacturers .
There After Long
Conferences
ORANGE. Arrll Iii—Hal mam»
factor-era of lhe city and naiional
union officials compi‘eted yesterda}
most of the negotlailng on agree-
ments that Will comm“: operations
at two of the three remaining fac-
tories here.
The shop owners throuzh the
pron-w ed deliberadons. game-:2
probably the most liberal concession
that, ever has been granted
permission to manufacture cheap.
grades 0! mm. and to bring in rawl —Ad\t
hat bodies from other districts {or [wet resu’v
were ninth 1712.: left .
ed to gi‘e- up $02.11 cpera
1hr. EEC!‘I‘.§3’.IO:S
HOB
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EXo‘eIIent ’
as a ‘
Shorteni
shortening.
A Great Saving
GOOD LUCK is made by blend-
ing several ingredients together.
The result is a product that is
isting spreads. It has delicacy of
flavor, sound food value and,
best of all, is not expensive.
INE
e Finest
Spread
[distinct mprovement over ex-'
WM EJ‘elke Company,
' filler Sale -'By no Dealer”
PREAD Jelke GOOD LUCK Margarine
on any kind of bread—it makes no
difference What—graham, White, Boston
brown, Whole Wheat, nut bread, Vienna
loaf—or any other” kind—and instantly
the flavor is improved, and the “staff of
life” is transformed by GOOD LUCK
a delicious taste treat. It’s the same way
With toast, gems, or popovers, or Wheat
cakes. All taste better with GOOD LUCK
—The Finest Spread for Bread.
Tito
In the kitchen, too, GOOD LUCK is
invaluable for the housewife. Layer cake,
strawberry Shortcake, pastry, cookies,
puddings—all of these and other similar
foodswhere shortening is used—are bet-
tor for GOOD LUCK, which is an ideal
crucaga
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