Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 8

FINANCIAL AMD COMMERCIA: BALIY IN 8TOCK MARKRT New York, Nov. 15.—Railroad industrial shares staged a quick rally in the early part of today's trading and many standard issues, particularly In the industrials, moved up several points over yesterday's closing quotations. The downward movenient in many securities that were under prescure yesterday was checked today and short coverings brought about a material improvément in the quotations and .a good .buying yower was noted in the market. Industrials showed a better tenden- 2y to hold their gains than the rail- roads. The weakness of-New Haven in the last hour had a deterring effect on the other rails, Washington despatches to_the effect that agitation will b started soon for the modification ‘of th- Esch-Cummins act in a way that will be unfavorable for the carriers In- fluenced the trading to.a considerabla extent. Although Wall street doss not belleve that any radical action will be taken in the coming short sesslon of congross the possibllity of prolonged agitation over the railroad situation In the comlng congress and its effect on the market Is being considered by trad- ers in 1silrcad securities Among the !ndustrials which showed tmprovement wero National Biscuit with a gain of 17 points it the day's trading National Lead, & 1-2 points; Corn Pro- ducts, 3 1-2; American Car and Foun- dry. 4 3-4; American Radiator 2 3-4: American Locomotive,’ 2 1-2; American| Tobacco and Genera] FElectric 2 ! United Fruit 3 3-4; Studebaker Standard Oil of New Jorsey, 2 points, and U. S. Steel, 1 1.8. Prefer- red stocks of Western Maryland and Chlcago, R. I, & F. mado rubstantial gains in the railroad list while ot standard railroad securities show elight chanzes over the closing quota- “ons yesterday. Missouri Pacific The improvement in the foreign situa- | Missouri Pac pr tion was reeficted by the rise in FrenchiNat Enam & St ... tovernment bonds. Both the 7 1-2's and|Nat En & St pr .. Vs of the external dollar loans gained|N Y Air Brake nore than two points and other foreign: N Y A Bk fovernment bonds rose in sympathy. In|N Y Cenzral ‘he domestic list the high grade rallsi N Y N H-& H . and the Libertles showed substantial, Norfolk & West . fain< in the dav's trading. North - Pacific Although trad'ng was quiet in for-|Penn R R .... slgn exchanze and movements were {r-iPlerce Oil regular a Yetter feeling was evident in|Zierce Oil pr regard to the situation. Ray Con Call monéy remained at five per cent|Reading. Mrnughout ' the day. Reacing 1 pr Total sales were 1104000 shares as|Reading 2 pr against 1,386,700 yesterday. | Rep Iron.& St South Pa South Rafluav STOCKS. South Ry pr . The following is a summary of the Temm Copper . transactions on the New York Stock Ex-|Tobacco Prod thange up to 3 P. M.: 1Tob Prod A Low C!na! lTol,.xCL\) Prod pr Allled Chemical Allis Chalmers Ln\un Pacific 5 .S Rubber Allls Chal pr . S Rubber pr . Am Ag Chem S Steel Am Beet Sugar Am Bosch ‘Mag Am ‘aaaeg@aa hagpafiamqofig%«zgflaaemmw«flg AN AIR COOLED CAR THAT | DOES NOT OFFEND CONVENTION The Victor Pagé Aero-Type Four Cent Leather and | Cent Leath pr. Chandler Motor Ches & Ohlo Chi Gt West . Chi Ge West pr ... Chi M & St P Chi M & St P pr.. Chi & N'west .. Chl & N'west . Chl & N'west pr . ChiRI &P .. Chile Copper Chino Copper Cosden .. ... Crucitle Steel . Crucible Steel pr .. Del & Hudson . .1 Dome Mines Lrle Announcement MAJOR VICTOR W. PAGE, M. S. A. E. PRESIDENT AND CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE VICTOR PAGE MOTORS CORPORATION: STAMFORD, CONN. 1S EXPECTED TO ARRIVE IN NORWICH TODAY IN A VICTOR PAGE AERO-TYPE FOUR THIS DISTINCTIVE CAR WITH 39 NEW PATENTED FEATURES WILL BE EXHIBITED FOR TWO NIGHTS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK AT 13 BATH STREEI1 OPP. BAILEY’S GARAGE TONIGHT ll"lsher Body .. { Fisher ‘Body pr ... Fish Bdy (0) pr . 95 Gen Electric 1 Gen El speclal Gea Motor .. Gen Mot Deb ..... Gen Mot Deb 7 p ¢ Great North pr .... Great North Ore .. Hupp Motor Car ... Illinots Central Inspiration Cop Int Harvester L int Harvester pr .. Int Mer Mar .. Int Mer Mar pr . t Uaper ennecatt .. Lehigh Vailey Marlin_Rock Maxwell A .. FOR YOUR NEXT BREAKFAST TRY OUR HOME-MADE SAUSAGE THUMM’S DELICATESSEN 40 Franklin Street ht in weight ~ lin appecuwwc go%k this car over g.ralmnts inspection ALL YEAR ROUND CAR, AIR-COOLED SUMMER—NO WATER TO BOIL WINTER—NO WATER TO FREEZE 39 PATENTED FEATURES ings of wheat, however, proved meagPe and values ran up sharply when ag- gressive buying set in. Bulls contend- ed that Germany would be granted a moratorium and that Germany and other European countries as a result of under production would have to be big buyers all through the crop year. Assertions that Germany would buy no Argentine wheat unless with 2 satis- factory admixture clause attracted con- siderable notice. Argentine wheat pur- chased for Germany last year was said to have contained five to eight per cent black oats. = Independent strengfh shown by the corn market was also aft influence” that aided the upward swing of wheat prices. Corn owed its climbing largely to evidence that ,much - corn which under ordinary circumstances | would come here is being diverted from® Chicago to the west and southwest by higher ‘prices obtalnable in those sec- tlons. Oklahoma was reported as bid- ing higher prices than Chicago today in central Illinois. Oats followed corn. For ths “most part, provisions showed 2 lack of support. ”13 THAYER BUILDING NORWICH, CONN. e CARS $650.00 AND UP MoK&Tprwl!.. use. In short, whenever possible, the eyes of the fact-finder will be turned | forward, toward the way out. placed thers -by the Colonial Dames.|COL. 05GOOD FIRE TRUMPET Uncas, Oweneco, Major Ben L‘ncas‘.i a:d ADDED TO NORWICE RELIOG Een Uncas, all sachems of the Mohe- 5 Rk gans, are all burled in the royal bury-| The handsome solld silvor fire trumpe ing ground on Sachem street. The site |y o0y sor hig interest tn the old Wau where Miantonomah was captured beinzh,“,h Steam Fire Enlln: Co., by th marked on Sachem Plain. members of that company, has bee Mr, Peale:suggested that every ome mced to Chief Howard L. Stanton « have a Iobby, things pertaining to his Norwich Fire Department-for preser talk being his hobby; and he also urged and' Keeping, The Obgocd trum that a greater intefest be taken In his of the West ever given to anm; torical subjects. 4 in Norwich, Col. Osgood having Af the -very interesting: talk- Mr.! sember Of the company. The Peale was extended 2 vote of thanks by has“been 1 ‘the .possession: of the Jeague. A soctal time followed dur-|iiey Jane E. Osgood of Providenos foi ing -which he answefed many Inguirlesis pumber of vears, and she gave it te also displayed. 2 number of Indian cu-{Chief Stanton. The donation of am rios which he has collected. other old Norwich fire relic to adé tr Living Faith, Heb. II: 1, will be thethe many others now in the coliestion theme of: the - Pirst Congregational|was greatly eppreciated by the member prayer service this (Thursday) even- of the department. ing. At a recent service of this church, Herbert L. Yerrington gave & brief ialk about the general conference of Congre-! gational churches, heid last week at the Bristol Congregational church. Mr Yorrington was the -delegate appointed from Norwich ‘Town rch to attend with the pastor, Rev. don F. Balley. The postponed meeti g of the Dorcas Home Missionary sotiety of the First Methodist Episcopal church, IS to be held .this (Thursday) afternoon -at tha | parsonage. NORWICH TOWN Arthur L. Peale of Norwich, wes the In two respects, the people of New |Speaker at the November meeting of the England are specially interested in the | Norwich Town Men's League, held on coal issue—as household consumers of | Tuesday evening in the Congregational anthracite and as industrial consumers chapel of bituminous coal. The supply of botn| Clyde M. Beebe, vice president of the classes of coal becomes uncertain, when- | lcague, presided over the meeting. 'Af- ever for any reason & shortage exists at |ter reading his report of the last meeting the mines, and L;pecl..l‘y when winter | the secretary and treasurer, Dr, ‘Charles blockades interfere with traffic Is it re-iH Lamb, proposed the names of Fred- alized that the citizens of these north-|eric H. Wyant and John C. Hinrichs, eastern 'sates live in the last house on ID. C.. who were electéd to membership: the street, h everybody else on thel In his address on Early Indian His- street also wanting coal. ! tery, Mr. Peale referred to the rich his- New England’s- industrial demand for | torical assoctations in Norwich, Wau- coal.cannot be overestimated. . This busy | wecus Hill, Fort Hill, - Little Fort H! section- of America’s finishing shop op- | Shantok Fort, Sachems Plain and Nor- erates !ts miills and factories on the mod- | wich Falls all have their storiés and ern svale largely. with energy brought in | legende. g by coal barge and coal car. The water | The history and traditlons of tle’ Pe- powers ‘that fixed the sites of industry |quots, Mohegans and Narragansetts are are pow. far outgrown, and steam now | probably better known lccally than the carries two-third the load. And the facts | other Connecticut trfbes. The first at hand indicate an increasing use of |named were considered the most war- power it New England that expresses it- | like and ferocious and- Sassacus, their gelf in & new power demand of not léss | sachem, had- absoiute powsr and was than 130,000 horse power each year. The | liked almost like a god. In 1631 our| output of electric current the present|townsman, Major John ‘Mason, led an year promises to be perhaps 20 per cent. | expedition whick practically resulted in greater than last year, a gratifying index | the extermination of the Pequots, al- of industrial growth. The conclusion i%[though at the present time there ave that in 1930, New England may need|two reservations in this state. about one, million more norsepower than | The Mohegans after this time came| Rev. Allen Shaw Bush of Gales Fer- {s being now used within its borders, and | into greater prominence’ and the ex-;Ty i8 to have charge of the Sunday af- plainly coal will be a much larger facter | ploits of Uncas are well kn to 2il|ternoon service at twe Sheltering Arms in New England’s prosperity in the mext ! The battle at the Great Plains between| Mr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Wyant of decade than even in this. ‘That one fact|the Narragansetts and Mohegans in| Town street recently had as caliers is one measure of New England's share | 1643 is one of the memorable ones in; Thomas Wilcox and George Pierce of in the coal issus now before the American | Indian history. Mansfield Center. peopie. Shantok Fort at Mohegan, the scene| of the fight between the Narragansettsi An insignificant little pin in a wom- !under Saseacus and the Mohegans led|an's balt often distutbs a man’s mental by Uncas is marked by a monu'nenl.rr.\ ise. tendency i Chicago Gratn Market. High Close. 1193 11715 108% 1% 7134 0% Wheat— Dec. May July ~. Corn— U S steel pr West -Un -Tel West'house A West'house El Willys O'land .. Willys O'land -pr Worth_Pump .. Wrth Pump B BOXD MARKET. + Young Funter Shot Tox. Albert Bourne, son of Mr. and 43! Cotton Ofl Hide & L .... Hide & L pr . Tel & Tel . Tobaced Woolen Anaconda Cop Associated Ofl . Atch T&SF .. Atch T & S F pr Balt & Ohlo .. Balt & Ohio. pr . Beth Steel .. Beth Steel (B) Beth Steel cu pr Brook Rap Tr ..... Brook Rap Tr ctf Butte Cop & Z i | hunter should had no dog with him at the time. received bounty of five doliars for animal. COTTON, Nov. . 15.—Spot middiing 26.30. He New York, = steady, cotton Some men ar: like pin their good polnts, yet they stick you. they hav remarkable st ave apt % fion ot Ui B0 bt b Saavineat of U. S. government bonds stood out in aj conspicuous fashion. - Decl! from two to forty cen dollar bond were noted 2nd +'sand 3rd 4 1-2's suffering “the New Haven 6's fell greater por-| New York, Nov. 15.—Call ‘ money steady; high 5; low 5; ruling rate .5; closing bid 5; offered at 5 1-2; last loan !5; call loans against acceptances 4 1:2 Bumstead#WunnSym,-, oo chiidren o Vone: }"A:fi' o fi 53 i — cost of DAV’IOm n fllhhlhn doee. £ or Sold everswhers 1 Est, C, A, Voorhess, M, D.. Philadelaitta METAL MARKET. New York, Nov. 15.—Copper steady, f;mectro\yhc spot and futures 13 17-8@ . spot and nearby 37.12; iron steady, prices um lead steady, spot T.20@7.23 i zinc firm, East St, Louis spot and near- by delivery 7.35@7.40; antimony, *pm RADIO PROGRAMS WJZ Newark (360 Meters.) 7 p. m—Jack Rabbit Stories, by Da- | vid Cory. .30 p. m—Weights and Measures, by A. W. Schwartz. ‘m.—Song recital’ by Henrletta | er, soprano; assisted by Prof. | Eskuche. | m.—The Business Outlook, by : Dr. Wasren, F. Hiskernell. 9.30 p. m.—Joint recital by Elizabat | Dumas, soprano; Walter Schuster, tenor ; | | Esther - Washlurn, pianist and Mildred Miles, acompanist. EDEA Pittsburgh (360 Meters.) 7 p. m.—News. 8 p. m.—Bedtime story. H £.20 p. m.—Hints on modern and prac- | tical home furnishing, prepared by Miss Harriet Webster. 9 p. m-—Recital by pupils.of Mar-' garet Horne Studio, assisted by Chnlllne' Adams, cellist, and Mrs. Harvey Schwab, accompanist ;' Leo Kruzcek.- Lino Bar- toli, -Ethel Reeder, Viola Mitchell, Loulsel 2abb, Dorothy Gittings Kiebor, violins. | WBZ Springfleld (360 Meters). m.—Uncle Wiggily bedtime farmers’ produce market re- v York, West- years’ and Boston 4 1-2's dropped oe e Satite. 139% BACK LAME, KIDNEY; PAINS, RHEUMATISM TORTURING YOU? Don’t wonder what to do. You can’t at these life-sapping troubles the outside. You have to take the treatment that both purifies the bloed thorougly and builds up the body too. GULDINE Alterative, fam- ous Yong-Gona herbal formula, con- tains no habit-forming drugs or dan- gerous minerals. It activates sluggish kidneys, cleanses all waoste matter from your system, purifies the whole blood stream, builds rich blood. Ef- fects are immediate. Impurities start to leave your system within twenty- four hours from your first dose. Then kidney aches, rheumatic pains, burn- ing from your bladder, swollen limbs, 1ghtly inconveniences cease. You ileep sound all night, stomach digests vithout distress, food-nourishes, you 1ave a clear complexion, bright eyes, strength. Health returns. Isp't it sasy? Why suffer when you can get well with the GOLDINE treatment at moderate cost? Get a_bottle of GOLDINE Altera- tive at Engler's Broadway Pharmacy, Norwich, whers GOLDINE Remedies are being ‘demonstrated” by special representative, and try -it faithfully. Thon you'll.be happy with the thou- :a\,rLds enjoying health through GOLD- —_— e The Lest show of strength was mani- d by a Tbrosd st of forel ign Bond have recently exhibited acut 2l T's mounted four TALK ON NEW ENGLAND'S 1-2s, 3, French 85 2, INTERESTS IN COAL YSSUE and Mediterranean 6's, - Tokio 5's, Bordeaux 6's, Lyons! Boston, Nov. 15.—“New = England's d Marseilles 6's two to two and share in the coal issue” was the topic-on points each. 1“mcn George Otis Smith of Washington Improvements of a point ‘or more spoke before the Women's City -club of red by Czecho-Slova- Boston, here this evening in_ Pllgrim 2's, Jurgen 6's, Unit- hall. Mr. Smith had made this engage- of 1937, Belgian 7 ment before he was appointed by Presi- 1-2's and &'s, Brazil §'s, Dutch East In- dent Hardirg a member of the Uunited dies §'s of 1962, Seino 7T's and Zurich |Statcs coal commission, and only brief 8's. mention was made of the fact-finding Domsetlc issues which were sought!work now under way. included Cerro De Pasco 8's, Brooklya| It may have become. trite, sald Com- Rapid Transit certificate 7's, Pennsylv: Smith, to compare our ‘coal in- nia general 4 1-2 Erie prior len {'s a sick man who is. pa{nful‘y| nd St. Louis and San Francisco in- keep on his feet and carry his come 6's and adjustment 6's, all. of part of the white man’s burden, but I which improved from two three know no better comparison, The coal voints. + business is siek, and though for years it ‘Buying today was largely induced by had bravely con ts sickness, the the realized on that prices had been un- rigors of th dexrmd for increased duly depressed because of involuntary activity made the bad condition all too | liquidation and professional selling, and apparent, aud the public generally began j the list automatically derived strength. to talk about it. Many-doctors of many from the rally in the stock market. |schools wers called in, heroic treatment Total sales were $17.369.000, imulants were administer- R ng possible was done not pauent alive but to put | him in share to do more work. All this {was a temporary makeshift, and soon after the war ended the coal business was | § p. m.—Entertainment given by Mrs. found to be-in worse shape than ever. |Lena Miller, mezzo-soprano; Miss Edith Relapse after relapse followed, and we | Kurnitzky, pianist and accompanist; | vitnessing its slow recovery ! Carl’ B. Miller, cellist; Charles Ritter, from the most serious five months attack | accompainst - for celllst. {it has ever had. Lately the sick industry has been| . WGY Schencctady (400 Meters.) placed under observation by some . new “" Bm m.—U. §. naval observatory time signals. doctors—somewhat Inexperienced, It s true, but extremely well meaning if the | 1230 p. m—~Noon stock market ‘quota- tions. press of the country can be believed. Tne seven men called into the case by Pres- | 12.45:p. m.—Weather forecast on 435 meters wavelength.- ident Harding are apparently paying less attention to outward s t d more | -8 P. m—Produce and stock market 5 A il it quotations, news bulletins. attention to unaerlying causes, for they 3 believe the real need is to diagnose the| 1-45 P. m.—Populsr music programime. hidden trouble and to suggest & cure for WOR Nowark (400 Meters). 2.30° p. m.—Songs by Myrtle McM!- that rather than simply to mix up sweet- smelling. salves to case.the loéal irrita- 3 5 tion. Whatever ability these few-d06tora | Morsaghiie - Dty Tecial by Trancs may prove to.have, their punotproead- Feinswog. Violin. numbers by Dalsy ure scems loglcal. K i 615 p. m--Dr. Dorls. Dorscher will The law of last September provides lecture on “Physical Culture.” A GUARANTEE OF QUALITY When Gentle Methods Are Best A torpid liver and bowels that refusé to do the work for wmch Nature planned them can be forced to act by means of cathartics. But SANALT the Sensible Tonic, doesn’t force them at all. This wonderful tonic acts gently, stimulating and strengthening them until they are ance more able to function normally, and the health of the whole body is improved. to Liderty Bonds. onlye o High. Low. S Lib 3%s ..100.44 100.22 U S Lib 1st 4s 98.19 98.10 U S Lib 1st 41; 98.24 98.04 U S Lib 24 4%s 98.10 97.88 U S-Lib 3d 4%s 98.52 98.40 U S.Lib 4th 4%s 98.44 98.14 Victory 4%s ...100.30 100.28 do (,alled 100.06 100.02 Treas: 4Y4s - 99.56 - ' 99.16 . Quotted ‘in dollars and cents per $100 bond. 7.45 p. m.—News from farm and home. Rel It was over 100 years ago that a prominent New England physlclan fro first compounded SANALT from vegetable drugs, And since that time it has been used by doctors and people generally in relieving thousands of cases of chronic constipation, anaemia, nervous, and digestive dis- " orders and general debility. ) | Forelgn Exchange. With.'the exception ol steriing, —at| quo.ations are ia ceénts. per umt of for <igh cu‘rency: RudwaannlthelpodMu Dugau of Waltham, Mns Here is her letters Sterling— Demana Cables Franes .. Gullders PUTNAM & CO. bl v o MEMBERS: NEW YORK STGCK EXCHANGE Successonrs 10 RICHTER & CO. 6 CENTRAL Row HARTFORD, CONN. Wxth;ust lflfi.fleil.f AtMIdehflry 5 mbofile. !a‘evuy'l » lunwdl fw!amenuvmeedmnutbeyh;h;lmm for a fact-finding coal commission to ald, assist and advise vongress on this nation- | .45 to 7 p. m.—Dr. John F. Paters al problem—what ghall we do about our | win .p.:_k 2 M‘ In” o coal business? TFor years it has: been the coal barons’ and . min X 5 WGI ‘Medford Rillside (380 lfhl!). = : . 7 a.'m.—Bsbore Breakfase Set-Ups. coal dealers who . hve- been held wholly responsible whenever anything has gone| 9.30 p. m—Evening programme. wrong with the coal -business. Now, it | ~10.30:a. m—Official New England :nd would appear both-equitable and profit- | 6cean forecast (485 meters). able for the general public to- try some | ' 1:.30-a. m.—Music. self-examination; the facis when found | 1.80 ‘P. m.——Boston ffln'nar!' produce ‘| may show that soms or the'reform must | Mmarket ‘report. _S." official - W“’-hfl Begin at home, not at the distant mine—.| forecast (485 meters). - Sanalt emhln‘ no uphuc, nneofia, or wmx%fwm,mwofl. Yqu can get SANALT, or the other famous Winsol products, at any drug store. Nebraska | Power Co. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Chicago, Nov.: 15.—Wheat, corn, oats | For Winsol 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock. Supplies commercial and- municipal ‘electric . power .and light service to Omaha' and vicinity, ‘serving a pbpulation of abolit 237,162. . Earningd applicable to pre- ferred stock .dividends are more than 2 3-4 times annual réquirements. Electric: Bond and Shna Co. l managenient. Price 98 and -ccruefl aivi. dénd, to yield 7.13 per cent.: | it Cirsular upon request. and rye today all touched - ‘new -higd, price records for the sSeason. Activa buying which houses with eastern con-! nections’ djd. in. the wheat market had a decided byliish effect' on every kind-of grain.. Wheat closed strong 1°3-8 to. 2 1-4¢ net higher with December 1.19 -§-§ to 1,19.3-4 and May. 117 to 1.17 1:8. Corn finished 7-8 to 1 '1-4@1 3-8c.up and oats gained 5-8@3-4c to°1 1-8c. In provisiens - the outcome: varied- from -be decline ‘to’ 23¢ -advance: Strength _in the whedt.market devel- oped “‘after o brief period of unecertain- |ty which, was generally ascribed to the| man.hrow of ‘the German’ cabinet. Offer- e e BECOVERS FROM- BHECMATISM “Had theumatism five thonths lhn would go. from my left knee to my back. 1| Ttied miany - remedies’' without reliét. Finally used Foley Kidney Pills and in fifteen days was entirely cured.” writes | W. 'J. Olivér, Vidalia, Ga. .Backache, ' | rievniatic patns, dull headache, dizziness || #nd ‘blurred vision are symptoms of kid- | furre. Violations of economic. or - even \ ey ‘disorder. Foley Kidney Pills'quickly ! statute law.are not to be-sought with any } reliem kidney and bladder trouble. Lee | punitive, purpose 'in_minds only: for -the & Osgood Co. i the consuymer must start it. . The editor of the Survey Graphic in commenting this month on the dpportuni- ty of the coal commission and of-the na- tion its represents, - Intimates -that—it will ‘not be enough ‘“to, weep - aver. the, wrongs ‘of the miners or to he.outraged, in soul by. the losses of the operators and thelr stockholderss” rsther g rgom- fon’s task. is to -“gettle. Qown . to the: hnr grind ‘of finding. ‘out- w‘hxt the facts about mlning distributing, markeunc and consuming coal-are.”’ ~ And" also the duty ‘of ‘the public,: he' most. pertinenitly zdds; to uss “the thinking: ~part -of-our minds, not” the-weeping part.” This. edl~ tor’s-proposal .is.that to: try. “to .under« stand our way through this coal wobiem might be'thd beginning of the new .age.” 5| My own conception of the-task set this coal: commission, . continued BMr. :Smith, is ‘that large as-is.the scope-of -that task it" does not- include prosecatian-jof. .the guilty. -The law.may ‘grant<to this body ‘almost- inquisitorial' powets,: byt -the yiur:'| 7 pose of -learning . where -mistakes - have been .made in the past. .is_primarfly:- to help in charting a safs ‘course. for ‘thé :3 p. m.—News-broa ‘6 p. m.—Market report (435 mauu). 6.30 p. m—Boston. police reports.: Late news flashes. Earl sport news. 9,30 p. m.—Evening :programme.. Pro- gramme. of -dance- music by, the. Colle- m.hum. Edward_Powell, manager e e Wllala ATTEND. ANNIVERSARY ;. & OF - MT. - HOLYOKE. FOVNDING Misy-Mary>~ A C. Avery, of 44 Oneco street, “will - be & guest ‘today (Thurs- dgy) ‘at the'85th “‘anniversary ' of -the touhdlng of - Mount - Holyoke gollége. Dr...Jokin “H.« Finley, assoclate’ éditer ‘of the. New York Times will be-the ‘principal -pukzr at ‘the ‘Founder's.-Day exemb-. PN ‘We enjoy ‘meeting_a.man who m mo h.le-o!'wo. w Le‘fl location of warning . signals . for futurs |- CENZANE preparations are one line of trade-marked both Winsol Agents and non-agent druggists, d:qgstmgethsolmflodmi’orvvuthrougth proprietary remedies sold by - X Nonepdtowoeptsnbst\tm: A N“‘UROPATHIC DROFS, flu great emergency . medicine, - and BALSAM, for coughs, are two Winsol- remedies that Mflhhflifiwm umwmmm