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NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBtK 2, 1922
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE
t(t ruezi secmxc.
Kew Tork, "Kov. i-rlci . In -to-lay's
stock market continued to decline.
ut there were Indications that, the cur
rent reaction -was near tag an 'end.
fcuying. on the belief that the liquida
tion had . run it course imparted
strength to a number ot shares at tlie
opening, but speculator for the decline
launched a heavy attack against steel
and exlcao Oil shares, which again un
settle the list.
The raid against. steels was based on
the comparatively small -earnings of- th
United " States Steel corporation for
September, which totalled only J7.T27.
721 aa against fll.324.0jS the month
before, but bull Interests pointed out
that the decrease could be explained by
the fact that September was a short
month, that freight car shortages and
embargoes had held up shipments at
the mills and that price advances ti
counterbalance the September wage In
crease did not become effective untlt
October 1.
O. 8. Steel common crumbled to IKS
1-8. a new low on the movement, but
later rallied a point for a net loss of
8-4 tinder last night's close. Bethlehem
B was down more than S points at one
time mt recovered all but one. Cr-i-efble.
Lackawanna. Republic and Va
nadium also made good recoveries after
early manifestations of weakness.
Resun-.ctlon of dividends by the Na
tional Enameling and Stamping com
pany had a beneficial effect en tnai
stock, which soared more than 3 1-3
points. Other constructive news fea
tures were the passing of the 1.000.000
mark In weekly car loadings and the
declaration of 50 per cent stock divi
dend by the National Sucar company
and a 40 per cent stock dividend with
I per cent extra In cash besides the
regular S per cent quarterly dividend .on
the common stock of the Standard San
itary annf.-cturlnr company.
Mexican Petroleum only 60.089 shares
?f which are now reported to be out
ttandlng In the hands of the public was
tgaln subjected to professional pressure,
uttering a net loss of 2 points while
Pan-American B. after hsvlnp dipped
Am 'Hide A t. pr '. v 86
Am Tel & Ttl .. . . . .118?,
Am Tobacco
Am,i Woolen, ,
Anaconda 'Cop- .,
Atch-T 4.S-F ...
Batt & Ohio .',..;
Beth Steel' . .-. . .'.
Beth Steer (B .
Beth Steel -cu pr
Beth Steel. 1 p.c
Brook Bap' Tr " . ,
Brook R T ctf . ...
Butte Cop& 2 .
Butte"" Sup
Canadian ' Pacific
Cent Leather . .
Cent Leather pr
Chandler Motor
Chi Gt West ..
Chi Gt West pr.
Chi M & St P . .
Chi M & St P r
Chi & N'west . ,
Chi R,l & P' ...
Chile Copper . . .
Chlno Copper
Cosden , . ,
Crucible Steel ..
Crucible St pr
Del & Hudson
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93
Dome Mines 44
.128 -J27
Erie-
Erie 1 pr ....'....
Erie 2 pr ...'.
Fisher Body'..;.;..
Fish Bdy. (O) pr. ..
General Electric .
Gen . HI special ; . .
Gen Motor
Gen Mot . Deb-;
Gen Mot Deb 7 p
Great North pr '.-;
Great North- Ore .
Hupp Motor Car ...
Illinois Cent . . . .'.
Inspiration. Cop ..
In t Harvester ...
Int Mer Marine . .
Int Mer Mar pr - ,
Inter Paper, .... . .
Int! Paper pr. sta .
Kennecott . ... . . .
Lehigh. Vlley ...
Maxwell Mot Ax ..
Mexican Petrol . .
to 81. closed at ' for a net lows of 1 j Miami Copper
1-4'. Standard Oil of New Jersey again
aientayed marked strentth. cllmhlne 5
points, and a better , tone also was
ttoted In Standard Oil of California and
raclfic Oil. i
American Can was one nf the strong
features, gaining 8-1-2 points as a re
sult of a brisk rally In., the final .hour.
May Department Stores, which galn!
8 1-2 points yesterday In expectation .of
an extra dividend disbursement, adiirfd
11 more today.
Acute' weakness of Pierce- Arrow pre
ferred had an unsettling effect .m other
motor shares In early dealings; but
good buying power developed in -Stud?-baker
and Chandler, which carried
those stocks 1 and 2 points, respec
tively, ahove last nights final fltrurtu
Fisher Body, 'which recently enjoyed a
sensational advance, . slumped . nearlv
fdur points, today." ' - .
Heavy professional pressure .against
equipments forced the liquidation' of
snfne speculative; ' accounts and carried
these stocks down several points, but- Tnhm Pi-nd
they reeoivered most .of their 'losses b- Tob Prod K
tore uje Close. American and Baldwliw Union Pacific
Mo K & T w 'l ...
MO K & t : w 1
M K & T full pd .
Missouri Pac . .
Missousl .Pac pr '.
Nat En &. . . . .
N Y Air Brake . .
X -Y Air -Br A -. .
N T' Central . .'.
N T '.N H - & H .
Norfolk South -. .
Norfolk ' & West
North - Pacific . .
Pehn -R R, . .....
Pierce Oil . ..
Pierce Oil. pr ...
Ray - Con . .'. .
Reading (J
Reading' 1 pr '. .
U-admg 2 pr ...
licit. I & Steel ..
Rei I- & frt pr ' . .
South -Pacific
South rtatlway . .
Kouth -By. nr . . .
Tenrt Copper
Locnnsotlves. showing only smali fra
Honal declines on tie Jav. v Trading in
rails was slutrffislt. . but Louisville and'.
NasHvl'.ln, Lk Erle.apd Western. Del
aware and Hudson and "Frisco" pre
ferred were quite weak.
Total sales' were 1.J28.O0O shares.'
Call tnoney' opened at UVe per cent
m4 then Jumped to six Wher It clasil.
The. .time, money and commercial paper
markets were quiet with no change in
-ates. ...
Trading In foreign . exchange waa
liret because' of the AllrSaints holidav
iwerved abroad. Sterling held stead v
ir.'und $4.45 1-2 and the continent;) I
ates were firm.
L nion Paa pr . . .
V. S Ru'aber .
tT fa ftutsber pr .
U. S Steel .......
Xj S Steel pr
West El pr ......
West Un , Tel . :
West Air Bk
West'IiOuse El .
Willys O'land
Willys Oland pr
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thouch the main, teend was dswfl ward,
the second 4 Vt's' suataliilrif "the .largest
nw toss,- XT cents qn;. i.o.. .:
Total -sales Mpai' value)", were . 814,
106.000. .' ; .'.' , :...-. . ' ..'
vTUer'e wi...f;iiuitHaffeiga t"
fiay.' the la,rges't ' Jieiivigf. a : 32.00000 Is-
suevvif. Is jteaT -7., per, erit sinking
y"eaT -7.. per, erif jslnKlnsf. fund
gold rold bonds rt. of :1 Kolls-RoVce .(
Afuertca, offej-e4;.if- Hi Jtcj yield';7,iO per
cent.. ..; ;'.;.. :" . : ,- .
; Liberty .'adr
. . .High..:?l.,Low.',
ti S Lib Ss..:; 1160.64 ? VJ00.M
U S Lib 1st 4 8 A8J12 .v.S8.30. 1
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IT S'Lib 4th. ia. 98.64 ; :98,50
Victory. 4s . , . .100.3?. 100.38
do called. ,;.'.'.' 100.68 'iOO.02. :
Treaa 48 99.90 :99.7fl.
Quoted In dollars and", cents, per $100
bond,". ".'.-, . ;'; ,' -': -.
V Close
100.56
X 98.40
98.26
98.73
98.58
100.36
100.03
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With the sxcepuoa ' o:: Sttrltng. at
quotatteiis ars In ea(s-ptr unit, of for
ten cu'reacy: , -
Sterling
. Demand ..."
Cables . .
Francs ,
Guilders. ......
Marks . .-. ;w..i.'.
Lire
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.Pesetas-. . . .
Belgian francs
Kronen . . . . .
Sweden .....
Denmark :.- .
Norway .. .....
Greece : .
Argentina 7. " .. .
Brazile- , .
Yesterday.
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- THE DIME SAVINGS BANK
of.. Norwich ' v : -
Incorporated 1869
The 106th consecutive dividend of this barik.wUi be pay
able oh and after November 15th, at the rate, of four per
cent a year. , - .1"
Deposits made on or before November 1st wul 6ncw inter-'
est from that date. Checks and Liberty Ixwri Bonds ac
cepted as cash. . ; T ' '
We welcome new accounts; and our customers are urged
to call on us for any information' or .assistance they
may want.
ASK FOR ONE OF OUR NEW STYLE HOME BANKS
PRESTON ERG
CHICAGO 04IX MABKET.-
' Chicago-. 'Nov. .1 .-Assertions that the
winter wheat acreage pf. i ' 1922 would
show a reduction of 10 per cent com
pared with .' last year had much to do
wjth bringing .about- more active' deal
ings: and decidedly? hijrher prices in thi
wheat market ' today r. Closing quota
tions Were .unsettled t Het gains -of -".1
Jt-sc to.-2 3-4Ci ..with peceihbef t.l 'to-!
1.16 6-8 and M4y-144 ;to' . 1.14-1-., Corn
finished 1 6-fc$-l ' 3-4oio 2c Up,- oats
at- 3-8c to 3-4c,' advance '.and provisions
varying from.-5c' decline to -a jise of- 2c
Loss- of 10 ,pervcent -'-in; -winter' wheat.
territory would. mean.. 4500.60 acfers,
and according - to .the- exports .reSDonn
ble for-t!te- estimate,-W-outlook for the
winter crop is ' the--poorest Jfor. 'some
years Both as regards acreage and coi.
dition. .. Previous1 to- announcement of
this information., the wheat rnarket Tigid
been exhlbTting ' a - downward - price ten-
utjuey mrfisiy p a- rcauii. ox rains .wnicii , -I- ' '
were expected l.tp .help wheat- already 1917 Barred Rocks
at "Belknap- gave - a bean supper Friday
night.. Arthur Peck of Manchester
brought' his Victrola and gave a con
cert. Miss. Mary Cross and Harry Cross
were In Manchester Saturday.
E.' Rice and Mrs. M. E, Howard
were N Hartford visitors Monday.
PACIFIC COAST X.EGHOBXS
WIN COSTEST AT STORKS
: Hollywood Farm's pen of White Leg
horns from Hollywood, Wash., won the
eleventh annual egg lawlng contest conducted-:
by the Connecticut Agricultural
'college : at Storrs. The final score of
the pennant pen was 2,215 eggs or an
average-of more than 221 eggs for
each pullet In the pen. Unlike the win
ners in some contests this pen lagged
behind for a - large part of the year,
but steady,- laying' in the fall months
and a strong spurt during the last three
weeks put this pen under the wire a
winner by forty-eight eggs. Hollywood
Farm finished In second place a year ago
and in' fourth place two years ago. Dur
ing the last three years,-their three pens,
consisting of thirty birds, have laid, 6.
552 eggs, or an average of 213 eggs per
hen, ah enviable record for cohsisttently
good laying. Leghorns have not won the
contest, since back in 1914 when Francis
F. X"Uicoln of Jit. -Carmel, Conn., sent
In ten .pullets that proved to be the best
layers-in the country. The following list
shows the - winnings breeds at Storrs dur
ing the last ten years: ,
Year. ' Breed. Score
1813 White Leghorns (only 5 birds-) 1130
lSl White. Leghorns . ........ 2088
'1-915 White Wyandottes 2072
1H Whlto. -Wyandottes -.......... 22S5
2119
STOCKS.
The following Is a summary of th
:rausact'ons op the New York Stock Ex
change up to 3 P. M.:
High
Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers
Allfs Chal pr ..'.
m Ag Chem .
Am Beet Sugar
Am Bunch Mag
Am Can
Am Car tc Fdy
Am Cotton Oil
.m Hide & L . . .
7H'
. 44T,
.. 98
.. 31 S
. . ii-i
.. 35
.. 754
..ll
....
.. U
fxw.
74
42
n
31H
' 8
35
19 W
1794
22,
11
- f - METAL MARKET
New Tork. Nov. 1. Copper steadv.
electrolytic- spot and ' nearby 13 5-4(3
13-7-8; -later 13 2-4CU: tin easier:
spot and . fu'mes . 3S.00 (g 36.25 ; iron
steady. prices uncnanged ; lead steadv :
spot. .6.00(5 8.85 ; zmc oilet; East St-Louis-,
spot and nearby delivery 7.10 &
7.1a; antimony spot S.75.
Close
;. . - ...
44' I New
96 . J strong ;
31 closing
38 H loan S;
s-' U 1-2. .
179S
z
New
MONEY.
. .York, Nov. 1 Call . money
high; 6; low S; ruling rate' 5:
u offered . at 6 1-2 ; lost
loans against acceptances
planted, although- too. late to - remedy
much loss.-xif acreae.:... r" ; . r - :
' Prediotiona bf '.enlarged 't European de
mand for, wheat 'and rye had considerable-
additional effect as a bullish fac
tor in the wheat :maret,i and ' bo too.
did - frost, reports from Argentina. - A
Statement from:, president 'Markham-. of
the Illinois Central expressing the opin
ion that W' shortage wouhl oontlnae- as
long r.s general business : remained" heavy
was also a,, factor in -trngthenlng tht:
Decern oer .delivery :-of '-wheifc- . " -.
I Corn. nd.-oa.ts :de-'eioped Jndependeat
firmness owing-to estimates that the o
tat available supply of coca, fat the sea
son -would 'be . 4O4.0O6.B60i bushels less
than was ilia case last. year.
. Provisions ..wee:- faster Mn-, 'ae- .wttjt
lower, lard prices at'. Llverpool.-e.nf'Wl'.h
liberal hog. receipts here: ' ' '
. .; " . i . .
ChlcaceGralavMarket.
Wheat . '. High.' Irfw. - Ctose;
. Dec. -..'. 116 :: 1134-i-viim
': May . . . XU -1.5 114.
July .-. . . -105. - 10tW'.V:.'lM A
Corn-' " . - ' -' '.-:,.1
Dec i.. .: :y : 655 "68
--.-May".;. --68J4 ' ' ' 'V-68
. July ..v. . '" 68 -;.-. t5 . 87 V
Oats ... , -'W .:'..
Dec - 4314 41V 2M.
Ma -4S 414 4214
luty .-as af-V--:-S9W-'-' iSM
1918 Oregons
1919 Barred Rocks
1930 Barred Rocks
MSI White Wyandottes-1922-
White Leghorns .
2352
2022
2234
2234
2213
, The best Connecticut pen was entered
by Woodbrldge. Orchards from Wood
bridge. In - the Plymouth Rock class
Harry C. Culver s birds from Westhamp
ton Beach. -L. I., finished the year 81
eggs ahead .of any. other pen In their
class.. In tlie Rhode Island Red group
x pen entered by The Orchards, from
South : Hadley. Mass., was an easy first
with a score of more than 1900 eggs,
lit -the Wyandotte class Frank P. Mat
teson s pen from Davisvllle. . R. I., was
more than 100 eggs ahead at the close
of the contest. There was a total of
100 hens entered in the contest.- They
came front, fourteen states, England and
one. province in Canada. They laid a
g?and total of 162.87 eggs, the second
highest annual lay in eleven years. The
following table, shows the number of
birds in each, of the principal classes,
the average individual egg yield for the
year and the general average for all va
aritles that took part m the contest:
the contest : Her production of 301 eggs
in the 62 weeks makes her the second
best hen" ever trap-nested at Storrs and
during the last ten years 'over 10.000
hens , from Canada, England and thirty
different states have tried to reach this
pinnacle of hen fame. Th6 second best
hen in the contest was White Wyandotte
No. 264 -from Tottington, England, with
a mark of 277 eggs. In the White Leg
horn erronb' hen No. 672 in the winning
pen was high with a score of 276 eggs.
In the Rhode island Red class .hen No.
599 from Southboro, Mass., was at the
top with 250 eggs. The best Connecti
cut hen was White Wyandotte No. 328
f rom Woodbridge, with a record of 26u
eggs.
Pen Breed and Owner - Eggs
168 Hollywood Farm, White Leg
horns, Hollywood, Wash S215
130 Frank P. Matteson. Wh. Wy
andottes, Davisvllle, R. I. .. 2167
106 Harry G. Culver, Barred Rocks,
Westhamptoh Beach, L. I 2124
102 W. H. B. Kent, Barred Rocks;
Cazenovia. N.. J. SO 43
13,1 Woodbridge Orchards, Wli. Wy- .
andottes. - Woodbridge-. Conn. . , . v 2037
127 Walter. Bradbury, Wh.,- Wyan--' ."
dottes, Tottingtoji,- England ". . v . 2008
103 Ontario AgrL' College, Barred. ..
Rocks,- Guelph. .Ontario '. ... 1983
116: II. E." Denn'teon Barred Rocks,
Bast Lansing, '-Mich.. ......... 1969
200 George B. Ferris, White Leg
horns,' Grand Rapids, "Mich. - 1953
151 The Orchards. Rhode Island '.' '
Iledsr .S'o. Iladley, Mass. .-.-.(..... 1340
192 .Rapp's Irfg'.iofn . Farm. Wh. "
- Leghorn. Atlantic Highlands, ,'.
j; -'.-.... ;..:... 1937
182 Andrew T. .Ohr, White . . Leg
horns, Walllngfofd, -Conn. .'. . . ... . 1935
164 Goshen' Poultry Club, Wh. Leg- '-
horns. Goshen,- Conn.- . . . . . . 1933
111-Mich. Poultry Farm, Barred'
, Rocks, Lansing, . Mich. 1927
171 Beck- Egg -Farm, White Lee-
homs, .Woodclilt Lake, N. J. 1903
1 1 0 ' Merritt -Mi" Clark, Barred Rocks,
Brookfiejd. Center, Conn. ..... 1879
lS9 :MeadoWbfook Faxm Wh. .' '
horns, Ceilarhurst. : L." t;- . . : T-.. ,1869
162 -Sma;i-s Poultry. Farm, Wh.. Leg.
Cheshire, ' Conn. .....1150
150 Charles D. Pierce, H. L Reds,
Arnold Mills. R. " L . . .... . ; H49
101 Purdu Unlversltyv Barred
Rocks, Lafayette, Ind. ' .'. . : .-. . , . 1836
A Oe
Gloss 1
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
. . DAVIS'
?YSiite Fres-co-liie
THE WONDER PAINT
FOR
REFINISHING YOUR HOME
AN ENAMEL FINISH
AT THE COST OF PAINT
COME IN AND SEE IT COVER SURFACES
WITH ONE COAT THAT REQUIRE TWO
COATS OF ORDINARY PAINT.
10 DISCOUNT DURING SALE
PRESTON BROS. CO.
"THE STORE OF SERVICE" ONTHE SQUARE
sandwiches, cake and coffee -Kras served for.l soont Sunday wiih Mrs. C
b the hostess. Everyone enjoyed a il-j-1 Jarr,...-. . ,
Ushtful evening.
-. James W. BakT has sold his sawm il
to out of town parties.
Mrs. Jessie' Durken was at her ho-Mt
her over the wcek-t-nd.
- Mrs. May Weeks . of Starrs hfis !r.
the guest of her nioce. Mrs. Th"mi
Bebbington and her former neighbor.
Mrs. Kendall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Arnold .f Wl!l'inan:;c
were guests Sunday oi Mr. and Mrn. A.
Mi Bassett.
Miss Caroline Limton 5p?nl the wc.k
end at her home here.
Li
-
S'.r. and .Mr. Albert S. Peck'nam rr-1
tum-iS h.Knu the arsi of tbo were afti '
a-ir.ui.ih's v:..'.t !th Mrs. W. X, Coni
d'.n linr W&KCiiM. R. X . ;
' Mr. and Mr. Wiliiaiii Tale. M.-'
lH..ol!:y J:.iia. rt and Charles MttTit! '
' I'.-t'i:i wr; w-k-'rnd' jruests of Mri
SOUtlTcOVENTR.'
A. E. Lyman of Columbia,
town Tuesday. .
was
WARRliNVILLE
Mr.', and ."Mrs. Charles Brown gave a
Hallowe'en ' social, and. J .dance-, Tuesday
evening. About -50 guests were present
and games and dancing , were the order
of the evening A bountiful lunch' of
CHESTNUT HILL
for their Uosp:ta"l7.
r. arid Mrs. G. B. Ulmon Mr. and
if rs. J. Earl James and daughter. Vlr-, jirs Wooi
ginia, and Richard uimon v.re cuesib
of Mr. Dimon's brother, Arthur Dimc.i
in Hartford last Sundav.
" Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pcokhara of ?Jar
chester were callers hr 'on Monday.
' Mr. -and Mrs. James C. -hrane of Web
ster, Mass., visited the latter's sister.
Mrs. W. T). Lavol! lat week.
. Mrs. Arthur Smith with her little smj
and her mother. Mrs. Dilks of WUil
mantic spent Thursday with Mrs. Anna
James.
Miss Matlde Oehlers of Hartford was
with her parents over Sunday.
. Mr. and' Mrs. L. 2. Gardiner of Hart-
! :.-.-:d.-i,i IJ.T.e-t,-11. Vuodwonh . dr-
illnfuiiy ni-rr.aijd about Si of tii
M. K. -hur..h mpf-.'s club at his home r
Tu.-alay evening. A well rendered aiu-ii-al
pr-jgrajii was glvta during the eve-,
"ins;. .
Several new mt"Mlcrs wre added tt
th"; c ub. U'-frciiimeniy. were -served l
Mr. tVoo-Jr t rt:i. Ksis!d by Mr. Rol
erion. i:ie meiiiuers gave jir. anr'
rtn a iltiat.vote of than.
Xtreadnay So Seventh Hearea
I H'nie ili'c or a D'.auni'oic mbstifatu t. i
it interests mr.rc men and women in this'
world than thi average cltUcn-of Lroa.j
way iikt-l v suspect, fcli-ctric signs'
may not Ih every visitor the outward
a! v-sribit sign of the seventh heocn.
Xcw York World.
Some men will work harder .to get t a
divorce than they will to support s
wife.
bid
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COTTOM
lork. Nov. 1. Cotton
middling 24.4&:
SDOt
BOD MARKET.
New lork. Nov. 1, Bond prices were
Irregular at the opening of today's
market, but they sagged later when
buyers were unable to absorte the larg
amount of : offerings emanating from
large institutions, weakness of foreign
issues and heavy liquidation of,- Erie
railroad liens were the features-'
In the foreign group declines of . a
0okit or more were registered by Swiss
8 s. Zurich fl's." Lyons 6:s, Cuba gov
ernment 4 1-2'B, Brazil 7"s. Uruguay g's
and Soiasons- s. Anton ' Jurgen 6's and
Berne 8 s moved against the current,
climbing 1. 1-2 points each. ' v
Luyers- of domestic bonds seemed In
clined ,to favor snort - term Issues and
wea secured : callable bonus, pending a
more definite .indicatioh of the ultimate
market trend: " --
Erie .convertible 4'S: series ' B broke
3.1-2 points-,., while losses, of 1- to 2
points were 'Sustained .y Erie - general
4"s and. tlie .A and D series of the con-,
vertrble; :4 s. .,:Frlsco-- ineorae S's' slump
ed two points to a- new low - on . ho
movement --and Iowa Centrtl 4's cancell
ed ihelr ..recent . 2 - point gain.'- There j Lyman,- -Violinist...
- . - -Thursday, "Novi J. .
. WJZ wmrk- 30 . Meter..)
5. S3 p, m. -Closing prices .on. -stocks,
bonds, grains, . coffee and - sugar. .
j.4i p. m.r Resume- of- spdrflng
eventa. . . ,
6 p; m. Musical-.-program. -
7 p. m.-Jack Rabb!t Stories.: by Da
vid corr. ' ' . . :,. :
8.30 p. n.- The Importance of "Prop
er Mouth Hygiene, , by TDt-.- S. Joser-h
Bregstem. D. D. S. . .. .
8.45 p. m. Recital by Grace Marcel
la Liddane.-dramatic soprano:
. 10.01 p. m. Concert by Ralph Mac-
Brayne, basso.- - . - -i
KDKA Ftttsbargh: (400 -Keteray -
T p. m. United- States Public
Health semi-weekly bulletin. .
. 8 p. m. .Bedtime story.- . - ; ,
8.30 p. m. Hints - on --modern, and
practical -home furnishing, i j- - ,-. ;
. 9 p. m. Musical, program, hr : Paul
La -Tour'.MoConrtell.A-iOlaikiBttr'.H. .H:
Brocktt, tenor; 'X!uo Bartol, violin;
'Evelyn Pamer, t accompac 1st. -
'; WBZ BprlnsSeM (0 -Itefers) . .f
7.39 p. m,Cncle' "W'toBly t1sedtlme
stQry. . Farmets- fprbddcs- nraiket-. te
Port. . T ' '
7.4S p m. CenSrtatlen .- of "VIsIto
article;, tiy- Kfniee -n&blnsolr, :v
8 'i. nt.--Progranj -by -Alwjm- W.-.Bach.
baritone ; - May JlsJorj pianist; -. .Stewart
T.imun'.-lnHnkt . -...' "
100 White Wyandottes
409 Wljite Leghorns ...
260 Plymouth Kocks .
240 fihode Island P.eds
168.4
165.6
162.0
156.8
1000 Average all breeds . . 162.9
Barred P.ock Hen No. 28- owned by
tlie Agricultural college at Guelph, On
tario was the outstanding individual in
Peacemaker For France la
The Near East .
:SSvM.v .
v. ere a few - exceptions, notably New Ha
ven : Vv abash' ilrsts and St. Pairt
refpding 4 --l-2 s-, all of - which moVed
up a point or more. - .: - -....-
-t9Clln.es , of a point jn the Industrial
list were - noted In, Bethlehem Steer re
funding B s, .- General v. Electric'. 6's, ag
na Copper 5's. Ajax Rubber 8's and
Amcr!6an - Writing Paper. .6's. . ,' .
.Tractions jalso- were ' heavy. partlcu-
v:w-:
- beaefite
WOB Newark (40 , Meters), v :
. 2r80 r p. m.-rrEead'.nj:' of vElhi Hub
bard..' Llttld journey, thte-weelt- Will . bs
I to the home of Vlctor-Hueo..'
.3.00 andT 3.4'-$ong.teciUI:by-;Kkth-
lyn . Holey, sopran,"- accompanied - by
MaydcHe cowan. - ' . ,v . i
- t.ii Piano solo by j Maybelle ; Co-
waft.;. -.. . '-. I.,
: , 3.3-Ta3ka tovpafejiu;;- ' .
. (.13 Piano : and -accordion bcs by
.:. ... the Baiabanow-.brotlisrSiX r' T'1
i 8 tn reeltal -by-MarrJ O-Neil
i uinne; soprano. i ' . ;
-"Wot siMcMldy.-4a vtnv: .i
. '12.45 :-p: i m.-i-Wether forecast on . fSZ
meters' -av:. lengthy. w.. j. --:-'..
-p. produce -.nd.stok mkrxet
I 7.4S p. m Radio drama melodra-
,j.matlc farce. Offlcef 68U scitth i Jgstrur
tltfoat bUfttafiy
- benefited by the vpor of
'"P-'-S-
W a so )Q D fj Q.-,-4 ;utAti(5hs, jiWB bulletins.-.
w ' - w i. mabJC l,dIUV. V1VL-V1 -VOBW uui a JJiH4.rur
- iff,, -.".S
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Ssnri TrankUn-BouUlon. French,
diplomat, who has charge of French
Affairs', la the Turkish mlx-u.- ' "."
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BY lilDIGESTIOIi
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Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors
102 Bank St.- Tel. 1532 New ndon
quartet.
-1 r.C-vWBteM'SiNlOaUl; .Set-TiM.
Arthur- & Blfd, - ' . .
9.50 a. i-ntMuaical , program: - ,
-lOiSO.-. tni-MSfflclal'tiewBnfelana
ocean forecast (485 .meters);. ,
,11 am.Trr.MuBlal -jjrogram, jfor. ta
Boston '. -Radio-: Exposition, : Mechan 'Iv
Hall Boston f - ,
1.30.. p. to. Boston Farmers Produce .
market report f.itimnarBf.x i.: .-.
3 p.- m. feWs-pidcsti f-.'' -!-:.
- 3.25 p. Mcvkk&i.mmn.-h -t -
.' - S -TV - THlft.ftt.rlrt.-Mnnpl :MMtAi.2 -: .
' 6.38 . p. m. Boston, v -poftce- . -report ; BOthing wben I read about "Fruit
late 'hews, flakes -arlyj sport-news. .-. a-tiTes" and sent for a box." To my
9.39 p.. m.J venmg. "rotrrsmjr Ccti- -. ; -' , -v- i- j ,
eert: -Pearl -Bates M0rtr soptanW. Ai- -. gmuucw, x uuuecu im.
cosnpanlst, - Margaret t Andetsoji, -.t pianist'.
JILL OUT AND MAiL TO": v V. v., -,,
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I was knocked, out and good, for
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of . Fruit-t-tives" or "Fruit Xaxo ' : .
DJUljn Wjivn- 3 f Tablets" with the result that a dozea
Mr. barles "White, t ani aughi boX.esmademefeellikeanewperson".
fcom Ajidover ,wer.rsw. cf Jitra. EJlw.--. .. . . tnnTwrrr
wonh Covell Monday j-v K , ' . CHAS. F. HAKTWELU
V1SS?t T4ylr V-"Hatf0 VUt- " 50c a boxfi $2 60818176, 236;"
T$?iZr nliU ' dealers or from FRUIT A TIVE3
MrMlner' it. tie-:laJtatari!y .jrtfirf '---' Lusted, OGDENSBUEQ, N.Y :
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