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Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
THE TRUTH ABOUT
 ECZEMA AND PILES

Thousands and thousands of people, says Peterson of Buffalo. are learning Peterson's Ointment will abolish ecze- ma and banish piles. and the grateful letters I receive every day are worth more to me than money.
 T had eczema for many years on my head and could not get anything to stop the agony. saw your adv. and got one box and I owe you many Hanks for the good it has done me. There isn't blotch on my head now and l couldn't help but thank Peterson, for the cure is great,p Miss Mary Hill, APO Third Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa.
 T havefhad itching piles for 15 years and Peterson's is the only ointment lhat relieves me. besides the piles seem to have gone."--A. B. Ruger. 1127 Washington Ave. Racine. Wis.
 Use Peterson's Ointment for old sores, salt rheum, chafing and all skin diseases. Druggists recommend it. Mail orders filled by Peterson Ointment Go, Inc. Buffalo, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Danbury.-T4o beautiful sets of iris have been sent from this city to Cornell and to the Bronx Botanical gardens by Robert Peschko, 93 Austin street.
 southington-Duriag the past two months the selectmen have received a large number of appeals for helD from people of the town who are in want
 New Haven-PoHtieal developments of the week strongly indicate that Mayor David E. FitzGerald will again be can served two terms.
 Essex-Merle Brockway has some bullets of the barred rock variety. which were matched in May and which have already started laying eggs at the age of 1-2 months.
 CoHinsviIIe- passing by the home of Mrs Ellen 8f Mills are charmed with the beauty of the pinK poad Hes that cover th3 she.t nf wa te~ rear tie house.
 Deep River-Rev. Harold S winship, who recently accepted the place as as- sociate pastor of Congregational church in Torrington, moved his house. hold goods to that town Tuesday Burnside. Rev. and Mrs. William Strickland Harper of Burnside, Metho- dist parsonage, have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Lois Palmer Harper, to Kendall Wyman of New York
 snnicm-Mr. and Hrs. Henry w Sore iCrmef residents 1f West g. f. fia.I. e 'ehraJed their /.'ixtf.th wedding anri' efsa~y Saturday, at their srmneI h1m. F. Corgamond, Mss
 NoHaIL--Tbe town of Norfolk va, inFa. olsteI in December l5Ss when taere were forty-three fA.ai.;ss .cea.ed ! he@s s,.G thirtX-four men signed the Ec- titi' I of ircorporation 70 ;hs legisla- ture.
 MiddIetOwn.-Judge William M. Malt bic of Hartford consented to sit in Mid dletown in chambers in place of Judge Frank D. Haines. this week, beginning Monday. in order not to break Judge Hainosi vacation.
 New CanaaH--Lncian M Adkins, ss, of the staff of The World for twenty-three years, died suddenly Thursday from a heart disease attack at his summer home at 65 Park street, New Canaan. Mir Adkins was born in Covington, Ky.
 Kartford.-Disapprova of landlords who continue to keep their rents high and concern about the serious situation which many tenants are facing due to lack of work, or decreased wages, were
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
HOW TO REDUCE
 VARICOSE VEINS

Many people Ssve become Respondent Because they have been led to believe taat there is DO remedy that will reduce swollen veins and hunehez
 if you will get a tWo-ouncs original bottle of M0onees Emerald Oil (full EfreEKthJ at any hrst class drug store and GDpiy it at h5gne as directed you will lase<ly notice an improvement which will continue untii the veins and punches are reduced to normal
 ASone's Emerald oil is very eoncen- traret and a bottle lasts a long time that's why t A a mOst inexpensive treat UsnL rt has brought much comfort to worried people all over the country and ls one or the wonderful discoveries of re- cent years. and always bear in mind that unyCre wuO is Disappointed with it's use can have tk-ir money refunded Gener- uus sample on receipt of 15 cents, silver or stamps. International Laboratories. Rochester, N. '. Your druggist or Lee a. Osgood Co. can supply you.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
AMERICAN SCOUTING PARTIES
 READY TO START FOR RUssI

Riga, Aug. 25.-(Sy The A P.)-Two scouting parties of the AmeriFkl Relief Administration are ready 10 start fdr Russia. One Of them. consisting. pf seven men, will leave for Moscow to- night and the other. of two men, will go to Petrogrsd tomorrow or Saturday.
 The Moscow party includes Philip Car roll, as leader, and John P. Gregg, both of Portland, Oregon; Will c. Shaffroth of Denver c. P. Murray. IT,. of Brook lyn, N. r.; Harry J. Fink. New York John Lehrs. Baltimore. and Won Ardale TTuer. of Reval. Gregg and Shaftroth will leave Moscow fer the famine area as soon as possible.
 To PetrogrRd will 20 Donald Lowrie. of Cleveland. for .. lon Etime '. A. c. A. worker in the Baltic. and C. c. Bowen, who has been with the American Relief Administration in Hungary.
 After soma difficulty the Moscov par y was abe to secure a sleeping and saloon car, A nat car for automobiles and trunks and box car to carry their books and personal supplies direct to Moscow.
 No food for distribution is being talk en.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
14s Acres Close Danielson: Horse, Crops, 5 Cows, and

thrown in {; splendidly located on improved road, 1-4 miles hustlinE city of Daniel son. all advantages; dark loamy tilIage. 30-cow spring -watered pasture; esttmat- pears. 1-2 acre strawberTies, grapes: good S-rooIn house, excellent view = 12-cUW basement barn. poultry houses. tenant house; insurance $5,000; price recently reduced $1 ,060 for quick sale, all now S6, ,00e, part cash, easy terms established on this productive farm, Independence and prosperity await you; don't delay catalogue free ]. H. Milngan, Daniel son. Conn. anE2ed
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26

In wIFhmsntic visiting with relatives and friends Mr. Heating moved from this city eleven years ago, and is now connected with motion picture ex- change in Philadelphia.
 John R. Pickett and family of this city are spending a vacation visiting relatives in Melross, Mass.
 Miss Nellie Murphy of Hartford is spending her vacation visiting relatives on Card street, Willinantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
EYES WEAK? :?

If your eyes are weak and work strained; your vision blurred if you find it difficult to read and must wear glasses, go to your druggist and get a bottle of Bon Opto tablets. Drop one in a fourth of a glass of water and bathe the eyes two to four times day. Stronger eyes, clearer vision, and sweet relief will make you tell your friends about Bon-Opto.
 Note: Doctors say Bon -Opto strengthens eyesight 50 per cent. in a weeks time in many instances.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26

In the linen room of Buckingham pal ace Is a beautiful hand woven tablecioth that was made for the coronation Of Queen Victory and Is large enough 10 cover table for 200 diners II has been used only on five occasions Tkere is a legend that wine has never been split on the cloth and that it means i'll luck to any one who spills wine on it.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
AGreat Discovery

Dr. Leonhardt found the cause of Piles to be internal. His prescription Hem- -ROid, has an almost unbelievable record for quick, safe and lasting re- lief. Lee & Osgood sell it with money back guarantee.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26

The big Barnes mansion, on the top of Broad brook hill in Preston, has been sold to New York buyers
 Mrs Richard Howard and hi. sister, Miss Clarissa Geer spent Wednesday as guests of friends on Wilhmantic camp ground.
 The tax collector wlli be. at town clerks office tonight frdm to (mill tirne) This is the last chance, Persons who de not/Day S2 poll tax are subject to fine Or Imprisonment or both. All property taxes not paid this week go on delinquent list-adv.
 A man in town Thursday was inquir- ing about Mrs. Merle Reidesselle, The following SEory appeared in the Jewett City news oR The Bulletin Nov. 20,
 1897:
 Possibly no more courageous, self-re- liant and confident person ever ventured on a hazardous voyage than Mrs. Marie A. Reideselle, bicyclist equestrienne and farmer. She started Nov. 1e, for l Seattle, from which city she will take penetrate to the Klondike regions Mrs. Reidesene is well known here where she has lived for six years. three miles east of the borough. To save expenses she has tiled the soil, built fences, and l done other agricultural work. She also 1 has a home at No. 127 West Sixty-third
 street, New York city. Her object ip going to Klondille Is to join the general 1 hustle in search 9f gold. She carries
 no luggage except two -revoIvers (which I she well knows how to use) and a pair l of rubber boots.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26

18-iash wide White Poplin, value Soe-S~A1uSay 35z a yard. I1-Inch Nsde A1~esFized Table nanatc, value 9fse9 - satnrday ei00 a yard.
 e1sS &zs BieaoAsed Sheets. value ff.fe-eakurtsJ s9e each haufa Btac1k and cordoVuan Hpaa. vuaus 18e-Szturday 2 pairs for ~
 q HDR sfliplse1t Of Ke3ysos Taoth pmpko-a szsareiie Dental Cream, ahsoiutsty hEEmless and DCtresne- D @sroenb4e, V1fus 3oe-s9<trzzy t1e eeh, g for 55E. Pat@sisve vaaiHhius creasu, in tnb8, frzurzut and refreshinq, vuiue 45e-S@zSrtay f9e each.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26

32-ineh wide chAzahsAy, sztan aMaA quality, esSerat eotoFx to so&sct frOHs--Satueday f0e . yxEd. 5S-rseh wide Beech Ctoth, ssNNVzt good oatoFs to sslUek SFURs-S@twP- day 2sc a yard. 3S-issch wide Wiss@Ezu4 Siskss 6iAelc apd cotcr~-SatHeday $z50 . yavd. Oas Ie4 et SIX eAweztgFAs in ea3eH9s were S6.Se and Q.S8 = S1Gmsde5 E49s.
 One lot Of SoiIed TaiLovNA Ws;ssa. pISin gr striped, weFe $ZSo aad $3.9s-Sa&uEday $f14. Feather Bed Pillows, gseA Qamasky ticking, Wsre S5.76 saSssF1azT ZeS q per.
 COuUotesm HanRants, aizo 1sxzS. werS &s'-SGaIA6sg 25S emrfh.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26

New Britain.-Joseuh Sheppard has been engaged as steward at the New Britain club, succeeding E Nelson.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
MURRAY'S BOSTON STORE
 Willirnantic, Conn.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY

The following items will be found on sale Saturday or
 ug st S=SO a. No C. O. D., no telephone, none senl sppE0V~HPlease do not ask for these axcles befose Su&un1av moruin4
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26

"turnip" by it. From all through the outlying districts, within radius of ten miles comes the reports that. the fire whistle is distinctly heard. Following
 is the perfected list of the horough's numbers convenient for ready refer
The evening world., 1921-06-16
CONNAUGHT PARK ENTRIES

The Connaught ParN. Ottawa, enirien for to.
morruw's rsces are AZ follows:
FIRST RACE--Fs maiden three ycar-ofds AMI
upward; ono me-J Anrd Clark. 1l2: CLARK.
son. 10 TorcAdor ! 10, ,Waicrcs ~ snsz. iol
princse, 100; Fem Grass. lOO,
&C. L. Whiting cntT.
SECOND Ste"resIaSr! claiming; for
fsoIr -vrAr-Olds and upward; abOnt two miles,
AlgArdi l4I; RDher' Oliver, IA Flight Captain,
ia Dandy, IA; phh n. IA
THIRD RACE Claiming: for two oyesr-olds: :
five inrlOnes A,ly RoclEebr, III: AthgsrNep
10: Oolala 10 'F1ying Reauty, lO6: 'BlaEing
I'im. iO2 'Hciru Major lO2
FOURTH RACE Claiming; for three year. .o'de
ArI upward: follNd H. Canada; mile -L)tOsn OF
tiold iOi Mouettr. los Antlphon. lO6: War
.snoc lot lay CSIhcrpc ;os 10. A.mt Lin; loo'
FIFTH .RACE. .Cl.imins for tIT.s ycar, ,olt-
"a Nancy Ann. lO7 Fickr Fancy. lG7; Sgiu,
'ri I.ntle Dcar. ~; Morning Faoe NJ, Axiom,
o7 :.I,Ios;csly", lo7' 'cormorAn. lo'; 'crteheS,
50 cllsGIs -I'hnir Luro, 90; 'Ta@soon. i,S;
slxTIIi RXrr-TNc whlrlwind HAndicap; tor
rhroe} ear"lds And npvard sI ,tprlong. .-Sailins
s..,ra s: Nv 10 El"S D.. ''GsS 20 Ellsworth 100 f'''
SEVENTH RACE-L 'himins; for thrcc.ysar
nun iO7 Suniura ltH Hyansrn ioi, Gorilla
ln?' Atorncy. lol Polly o. 10, On! fripTc
% Alma II. %: Louise wynnc os As,
| clF,lhc kciiK'sy BJv, iOl 'piNiN. 100
',prcntce allowance claimed. Weather clsr
track fast
The evening world., 1921-06-16
Features of the Trading, Hour by Hour

hour. Ii suidation OF practically all
classes OF stocks. with the excep-
tion OF the rails and coppers. was
plainly in evido nee. As far as
could be judged. the only support
the list had came from the short
interest. Easy money conditions.
firmness of foreign exchange rates
and lower discount rates no longer
exercised the slightest influence on
trading.
Tobacco shares worked down to new
lows for the day, and losses in the
leaders were extended TO s points.
Sugar shares were especially weak,
and in the steel group Crucible
showed a decline of points to n
new low for the year. United
states Steel got within a small
fraction of the low OF the year.
Mexican Petroleum went below los.
The evening world., 1921-06-16
2 TO 3.

Such heavy pressure was brought to
bear on Mcxicah Petroleum during
the last hour the market for the
stock became decidedly panicky. 1t
fell to 1O3 Yesterday 1t opened at
100. Less than ten days ago II sold
above $50. Its collapse resulted in
further selling throughout the list.
United States Steel went within n
point of the low OF the year. Net
losses in other steel shares extended
to 2 points or more.
Motors declined from to more than
points. Oils were heavily pressed
on the market, n factor, aside from
the collapse In Mexican Petroleum,
being the reduction In crude oil
prices announced this morning
Rails held better than any other
section OF the market. Losses In
most instances were limited TO
fractions. Foreign exchange showed
a decline of cents from the high
OF the day. but its decline from
the close Of last night was only
1 1-2 cents. Wheat fell l-2 cents
a bushel.
During the last fifteen minutes OF
trading the whole market developed
rallying tendency. Mexican Pc
troleum on urgent short covering.
rose more than three points from
the low, other oils gained from one
TO two points, and better tendency
was displayed by all other sections
of the market. notably the motor,
rubber and tobacco shares. In the
latter group advances from the lows
OF the day ran from one to two
points. The rally was still in prog
ress at the close.
The evening world., 1921-06-16
LATONIA ENTRIES.

The Latonia entries for to- morrow's
races are as follows:
FIRST RAOE-Iuse 81 300: claiming: for
tvoyear-Cld fillies: five iuiong.-'5tA Ella,
los; bright Leaf. lo5: Foul Weather. llO: Fe-
dga, no. Wayward Lady. 1l0: Nom. ll5
Naughty Nsba, ll5: Tony Sue. 10: MiB Crest-
SECOND RACE-Irirse $1,000: the military
furlunxa-Concentrate 9S: Dark FraI. 9s; BaNl
l0i Norieck. i0o Out the Way. ll0: Ecovar,
Third RACE-,rnrse $500; claiming; tor
9nater.-'Th. virsinlan. 81; Jetsam, iO2;
'Whi11'ng W11i' ,,, Dun, 10; Gordon, LIZ. r
Rieai. Illo; Mls Mullins. ii2: believe Idle
Bond lin; Tor three-ycar-oids and upward; ONE
mile and a siueenth.-itama pS Secret Greet
inss 9s: Il =. Coleman lui: TiPpo, Sahib 40;
sIxtTy sxTH iRs RAcEie 1i 30 JgSt' 4S tol iao maide
,xo'yca olds; ooltS and geblinss; five furionsS,
ii5: ZacS Terrell ll5. .Hophaistos Ii5 Tam,
nsn 1!s f?s : h:! Mqrs. ils G Bhy q sa- lbs
li5: Granite Ware, us, BGtom House, li5;
hsiEsT2 li brsE sipGer IA &C., claiming for
te"nth 'Jnm Dsny, 05: yellow Boxon, q
.S SrI,. i Fas 'ytgo .c.1a. ltse s iS ca' usa 80
Al.o eligible. Merchant. lI2. 'Jafe Fed. 10
| 'Few Acres, NJ: 'Eastcr Flower. l02: Adelia
| W 10 Money Mad 05,
| Weather clear: track fast
The evening world., 1921-06-16
II TO u.

" the session progressed liquidation
again made its appearance and,
coupled with increased bear selling.
resulted In sharp losses in the to-
bacco group. Although the Govern
ment has stated that the supposed
tobacco blight In Florida will not
cause much damage. American Su-
matra dropped more than 2 points
TO q new low for the year. There
was a very thin market in the So
called Whelan stocks. Tobacco
Pr6ducts dropped more than 6
pSlnts. and Retail Stores fell nearly
Z points. American Tobacco COM
mon fell and American Tobacco
',B" stock declined points.
This weakness so encouraged the
bear crowd that the assault on
Mexican Petroleum was renewed
ana 1t broke from 1T. the opening
quotation, to llS, a new low for the
year. On the other hand Pan-Am-
srican shares and shares of other
oil companies held firm. Steeh
moved within a narrow range. but
the motor and rubber shares weak
ened. and the early gain OF points
In Studebaker was converted into a
loss OF approximately the same ex'
tent
The evening world., 1921-06-16
COURT HALTS WHILE
COP DRINKS HOOCH
Necessary Part of Evidence for
Policeman TO Taste II, Says
Magistrate-Youth Held.

When Traffic officer Harms told Mag
istrate Simpson in Tombs Court to-day
that he had arrested a youth in such a
hurry he hadn't had time to sample the
evidence the Magistrate ordered hin,
into a side room to take testimony"
and suspended proceedings for five min
utes. Harms came back smiling and
looking fine into a crowded court room
that eyed him with envy.
well. is 1t whiskey?' inquired the
Court
You bet IL is." replied Harms.
So Edward Patten, eighteen, No. 256
Hudson Street, who admitted he was
CARRYING the hooch for some one else of
a boat from Havana, was held In $1,000
bail for the Grand Jury. The prisoner
confessed he was a "whiskey runner"
The evening world., 1921-06-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

In the late afternoon demand
sterling eased Off to 3,76a-4; cables
s.77 IA. OF nearly &c from the days
high and of l7-Sc from the previous
close. French franc, demand. .0s04;
cables. .0sO5. of .ooOi. Lire. demand.
.o4ss: cables. .o5Oo. of .oOl4. Bel
gian francs, demand. .o7s0; cables,
.07sl. or .00i0. Marks, demand and
cables. .ol4s, Off .ooO2 l-s.> Canadian
dollars. demand, 1926, up .6O25. Greek
drachma. demand. .0622; cables. .0627.
unchanged. Swiss franc, demand,
1902: cables. .l7o4, UP .0o12. Gull
ders. demand. .334o: cables, .3342, up
.0017. Pesetas. demand. 1918; cables,
1920, up .0003. Swedish kr., demand.
.2245; cables, .2260. UP .0015. Nor
way kr.. demand, .1i40; cables, .14t5,
of .000s. Denmark kr.. demand,
.l705; cables, .i7l0, or .0007.
NOTES.
At the regular meeting Of the New
York Curb Market Association Wednes
day II was decided that the new ex-
change at No. 7S Trinity Place will be
| officially opened for transaction ol
business on Monday. June 27. at II
| o'clock
The evening world., 1921-06-16
-~~@alaA laAAlsNNlsasaa-@
10 TO II.

with confidence In the situation and
outlook strengthened by a number
of overnight developments OF a
highly favorable character the
stock market gave a much better
account OF itself in carly trading
to-day, and there was an almost
total absence OF the heavy liquida-
Zion and short selling which caused
4 demoralized market in specialties
yesterday.
The declaration OF the regular rate
of dividend by the Northern Pa
cific was a wholesome surprise.
The reduction in the rate for all
rediscounts and advances by the
Federal Reserve Bank to 6 per
cent, while not unexpected, was
welcome occurrence and was every
where accepted as evidenc, that
the credit position OF the country
n showing material improvI ment
The ammo uncement that the recent
offering OF Treasury certificates
had been heavily oversubscr bed
dio much to encourage sentiment.
The declaration OF the regular rate OF
. dividends by the Northern Pacific
las made IL practical certainty
tha. the Great Northern will cen.
tinue per cent. payments when dl-
rectors meet to take action about a
week hence, and 1t fortified the
opinion that the Atlantic Coast L-ne
and the Louisville and Nashville
would continue present dividend
Railroad shares ruled generally
higher In the first hour of business,
and advances ranged from good
sized fractions to more than
points. Largest gains were registered
BIZ the Hill stocks. Northern Pacific
extended its gain from the recent
low to about Z points.
The continued ease in money rates
had tendency to check bear activ-
ity. The renewal rate for call
funds was placed at l.? per cent.
but outside the Stock ExchaLge
money repayable on demand was
obta!nable as low as 4 per cent.
Bears were deferred from attempting
to make capital out of the suspen-
sion of dividcnds by the Bosch
Magnetic Company. nor was the an
nouncement OF n further cut in the
price Of Pennsylvania Crude OIL
made a factor in market opera
tons. OIL stocks were steacy.
motor shares were generally
higher, with Studebaker showing
an early gain OF about two points:
and the equipment. chemical and
copper shares were generally
steady Sugar shares, however.
were inclined to heaviness. and
American Sugar Refining touched
Q new low mark for the present
downward movement at G5 IA. a
loss OF "a points compared with
Ghe close Of yesterday.
The evening world., 1921-06-16
II TO I.

rhe market for Mexican Petroleum
again became demoralized during
the noon hour and II dropped below
Ill. Large blocks were thrown on
the market. and the mystery as to
where all this stock is coming frc \
was increased.
Extreme weakness OF Mexican Pc
troleum unsettled the whole list.
Atlantic Gulf broke below 20 to a
new low record for all time. and the
sugar shares fell to new low marks
for the year. American Sugar Re-
fining preferred was especially
weak. Motors turned heavy with
the rest OF the list. and losses in
the steel group ran from to
points Even the rails became more
or less unsettled and lost all their
ariy gains.
The evening world., 1921-06-16
FIRED SCHOOL FOR HOLIDAY.

Hope OF getting a few holidays was
the reason given by three boys who con-
fessed yesterday that they set FIRE To-
Public School No. lie last Monday
night. according to Assistant Fire Mar
shall Anderson, to whom the confession
wns made. The Are resulted in damage
estima ted at $500.
The three boys are John Montemurro
eleven, OF No. "a Roosevelt Street;
Frank Citriano, ten, of the same ad-
dress, and Joseph Cischetti. ten, OF No.
81 Roosevelt Street. The fire started in
a desk on tine third floor.
The evening world., 1921-06-16
BANDIT GETS $1,000 GEMS.
n Rsss At1a attic City jewellers At
Noon and Escapes.
special 10 The Dveniny World J

ATLANTIC CITY. June 1e.-Six dia-
mond rings worth $4,000 were stolen at
noon to-day from the store OF Chap
man & Hebting. jewellers. The thief.
VINO escaped. asked Miss Hebting to
show him some diamond rings and ex-
amined them seated in a chair. Sud-
denly he stood up and. rapidly scooping
up six Of the rings. turned and made
a bolt for the door. Miss Hebting quick
ly gave the alarm but the thief turned
into an alley and was lost.
In his haste he left a straw hat The
thief is described as thirty years old
and well dressed.
The evening world., 1921-06-16
SENTENCED FOR ADVERTISING
FOR IMMORAL PURPOSES

Clarence J. Collins. who said he was
a physician connected with the Bur-
lington publishing Company. No. 1850
Broadway, was sentenced to thirty da. $
in jail by Magistrate Silverman of West
Side Court last Friday after he had
been found guilty OF advertising In he
newspapers for immoral purposes. The
complainant Mrs. katherine Schneider.
a police woman Of the West 37th Street
Police Station. who arrested Collins In
his ONCE, testified that Miss Anne
Shusster. eighteen, OF No. 40 West 4Sth
Street, was made the recipient by Col
lins over the telephone OF improper
proposals after she had answered his
newspaper advertisement for a stenog-
rapher.
The evening world., 1921-06-16
STOLEN AUTO IN WRECK.
Hits Man, Speeds On, Then Crashes
Into Butter and Egg Truck.

An automobile. identified as belong
ing to Charles Rossi. OF No. 3T Broome
Street. and apparently stolen from him.
sped UP Third Avenue at noon to-day
and at 32d Street struck Albert Maui
din OF No. 331 East 3lst Street. who
was slightly injured
The car did not stop but turned
quickly west on 32d Street. where 1t
wrecked commercial automobile loaded
with eggs and butter. which were spat-
tered over the pavement.
From the wreci<age OF the Rossi car
two men emerged and fled. pursued by
a crowd At 30th Street and Third
Avenue they disappeared.
The evening world., 1921-06-16
Wall St. Gossip

f. II. Rollins & Sons are offering
for public subscription $4,000. 900 first
mortgage s per cent. twenty-year
sinking fund gold bonds Of the Van
Camp Packing Company. Inc. The
bonds are dated April 1. 1921 and are
secured ty assets valued at $4,000 for
each $1,000 bond. The bonds are Of
fered at % and interest, to yield $40
per cent. They are in 800. $500 and
$1,000 denominations.