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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-27
CHILD FELL DOWN STAIRS.

While playing about the stairs of
his home, yesterday afternoon. three
year old James Aberdeen of 914 State
street, tripped and fell the entire
fight. sustaining a deep 1aceration of
the scalp Dr. F. J. O,Brien who
responded with the Emergency am
bulance, took several stitches In the
wound in order to close it,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-27
Many Big Lawyers Summoned
Attorney General Daugherty's New Legal Fight
ers Against Profteers Ready for Action.

Washington. 27-Meier StenbrinS, New York law
who assisted Charles Hughes in the governments air
craft investigation 1915 said today to have accepted
appointment by Attorney General Daughery Of his
special assistants the prosecution of fraud
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-27
BOY IN CRITICAL CONDITION

Michael Kerkoski, Z, of $50 Spruce
street. is still in critical condition
at ST. vincent's hospital where he is
suffering from a fractured skull as
the result of being hit over the head
with an iron pine while in an argu-
ment with another playmate
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-27

Whitehall, HI. May 27=Mrs Nancy
Long, aged 100. Is dead here Until
her death she yearned for stronger
tobacco so that she might more fully
enjoy the pipe
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-27
WEATHER.:

For New Haven and vicinity: Cen
orally fair tonight and Sunday.
For Conn: Generally fair tonight
and Sunday; continued cool; fresh to
strong northeast and east winds.
Evening journal., 1922-03-28

glass and burns OF the right hand
and forearm. Thomas Plate, so
years. OF No. ios Penn street lacera-
tions OF the left arm and head. He
was walking past the store and was
struck by scattering fragments OF
glass.
The gas feeding the bakery oven
had been shut on by Goldstein. VII
had been called away for the mo-
ment. He forgot about the open fau-
Gets when he returned and applied a
match. A terrific detonation took
place. and every plate window on
the Penn street side and on West
! Third street was shattered into many
small pieces
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
Polly and PduI-dnd Paris
By ZOE BECKLEY
CHAPTER LXII-The Wonderful Thought

Paul snapped OF the light and
walked the room. hoping always
that she would open the door and
come flying into his arms.
II was not doubt OF her that wor-
ried him-thouEh why she would
not tell him about the Barray incl
dent ne could not make out. And
why aid the concierge fabricate that
silly thing about Polly being home
20 early every night? Mono. his
mind refused 10 harbor doubt OF
Polly. It was distress AT their first
real quarrel that stung and tor
mented him. How could Polly allow
IL TO happen-unless there were
something to hide7 Yet that was
absurd. The whole thing was alb
surd.
But Polly had no sleep. She
wanted 10 open tho door. She
wanted 70 talk. She longed for the
comfort OF Paurs presence and the
relief OF laughing with him over
the whole AFFAIR. But before she
could reach the point OF yielding
anger choked her-the thought OF
Paul listening TO Violet. 70 Nine.
Dubois gratuitous deception, born OF
her French idea that Il IL better 20
cover things up than 10 risk mis-
understanding. SO the night wore
on With the two further separated
by that closed door than as n
oceans lay between them.
By morning Polly felt really ili
Her head thr0bbed and she was hot
and cold by turns. She must Eet a
drink Of water. She crawled ont Of
bed and unlocked the door. There
was no one in the other room. on
the table lay a note-
I won't disturb you ne wrote
7 have said all I can. Women'f
ways are strange ways. ! cannot
hope 20 nathom them"
She dropped It into the waste
basket. and steadied herself hy the
tabie-edge. nshtfns on the dizziness
that made her gasp ana close her
eyes.
The sound OF the concierge's key
IN the lock made Polly hft tear
ful face Nine Dubois, with tray
of hot coffee. came beaming toward
her.
"But-Ah. ma pauvre cheriel
Her face went grave al sight OF the
distressed figure in the bed and hei
voice was as expressive as only
French voice can be. What it 20
little one? You can tell your OLD
friend here. But first drink this"
At the motherly tone Polly's tear
were loosed afresh. She leane'
against the kind arm and sobbed
Madame examined attentlvely IN
pale face. the dark-ringed eyes tn
feverish lips.
Tell me. my hirdling. all tha
troubles ysu-" And. without real
izing. Polly ala tell. The story aow
ed forth with the abandon OF an
ice bound brooS in spring.
Il was fool. a stupid old fool.
cried Nine. Dubois. pounding ne
work worn hands together. But
shall tell him. and you shall also
You can so easily explain II al
away"
moi" Polly's eyes shone agai
feverishiy. He doubted me. he
The older woman stopped he
gently.
Listen. my child. and be tran
quil. believe Come-have yol
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
SIGNS SHOW THAT
SHAD ARE COMING

PENNsvILLE. n. J.. March as
When herring make their appear
ance II IS a sure forerunner OF shad.
and the herring are up this way.
Fish-hawks are seen about the bay
and this f. another sure sign that
shad are on their way. Tho few
fishermen who will operate from
here are ready 20 leave for tho bay
az any time. and hotels are holding
out for big money for tho nrst speci
mems. 30 that Delaware planket
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
LATE PEANUT LUNCH
FATAL TO WORKERS

CHESTER. Pa March 2s.-Acute
Indigestion resulting from eating
peanuts before retiring Is believed
responsible for the sudden death OF
Harry p. Kerlin, ~ years old. Ker-
lin was a well known carpenter. and
fell dead in the doorway OF his bed
room AT his boarding house, az No.
344 Parker street. before a physi-
clan could be summoned. Deputy
Coroner White investigated the case
and released the body. Kerlin. who
had been a sufferer from Indigestion,
ate a quantity OF peanuts before re-
tiring last night. and the feast
proved 20 be his last. DR.. II. C..
Donahoo pronounced the man dead
when he examined him, after his ar
rival
Evening journal., 1922-03-28

not something else to tel1 him also p
Women have a way OF saying
things that other women under
stand. - The kindly tone, the
wise, kind look. the sympathy in
the eyes-Polly suddenly compre-
hended. and was silent, while a tre-
mendous thought engulfed her
Things unheeded came now in
rush OF realization.
Il wonder wonder" she whis
pered. holding tight TO the con
clerge's hand.
(To BE Continued)
Copyright, 1922. NEA Service)
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
vOISTnAD's OPPONENT QUITS

bfnSNEAPOLIs. March 2S.-Ths-
odors Christianson. Of Dawson. las
announced his withdrawal from the
Republican Congressional rAoe IN
the Seventh District. IN opposition e
Congressman A. J. voistead-
Mr.. Christianson's action was 40
oepted BY Republican leaders a. an
assurance that Congressman Vol
stead. father Of the prohibition en-
forcement act. would be indorsed
by the district convention at Will
mar next Thursday.
Evening journal., 1922-03-28
BAKE OVEN EXPLODES,
TWO MEN INJURED

CHESTER. Pa. March 2se-Gas.
Escaping from an oven IN a bakery At
Third and Penn streets. exploded
with a roar that could be heard for
several blocks. and blew out every
window IN the establishment yester-
day. Two men were injured and
were removed TO the Chester Hospi.
tai for treatment II. L. Goldrtein
6S years No. 2i7 West Second street
proprietor Of the bakery, suffered Ia.
eerauons OF the head. due TO nyin,
Evening journal., 1922-03-28

shad may be put on the menus
There are a number OF shad fisher
men who have been at work along
the coast from the South. They are
working their way slowly and ex-
pect TO land with tho shad. The
Bayside fishermen and the Hope
Creek men will meet the shad glad
ly and are alert FOR every turn that
indicates shad. Il n possible that
a dr1ft or two may be made this
week n tho weather continues fav-
orable. Croakers arc IN the Della
ware bay. according 70 reports.
-rN IT,. 49, IN h.f- - e..
Evening journal., 1922-03-28

The Want Ads win help you Il
help yourself.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-03-28

The Hoover with its new air attachments
forms complete housecleaning equipment
that every woman should own Let us demon
strate its EXCLUSIVE process OF beating
sweeping and suction cleaning Pay us only
$40 a month while you use H.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
REDEMPTION NOTICE
NOTICE or REDEMrrIoN
THE B. f. GOODRICH
COMPANY

E!ye 1ear 7se Convertible Gold Notes
~ NOTICE is hereby given. as provided IN
Artfeie -Four OF the trust inaenture date,
Apri /, 1890, made by The g H. GoosIric,
1svinpany aui Bankers Trust co:npany. "a
New York City. Trustee. that said The B u.
SiGNarich Company has exercised the right
sroaferrcd Upon IL by said trust nflentsire Ia
ssftsfgs ana redeem, On October L. 1922 all ot
s8S aforementioned Five Year Tss conver,i-
IBIS Gold Notes issued under the provisions OF
ssesid trus; insisnture ana now outstanding. al
tzN@% OF the principal amount thereof to-
Scther with accrued Interest on the principal
amount thereof To October /, i9g2 After
DctSber I. 1892 Interest on tha above f1,en
kioned notes Will cease.
szkoloers cf said notes should present them
ssfoT sfed denlpfton and payment on or after
0efoher l. 1929. al the Office OF Bankers
q Manhattan, Cts. County and Stats OF
z New York
1.-THE notes must have attached The corpon
masurtng 0Stobsr 1922, and all asif,se-
HHeHtty maturing coupons. Notes Registered
IS 90 principal must be accompanied by
proper instruments OF assignment and
transfer sndersed In blank.
Pursuant and subject to the provisions OF
estd trust inderture. all rights ef conyersaon
OF said noscs into common stock OF tlis Com
pan$, without nominal or paf value, Will.
sEe1se on 0ctohfr L. 1872
4EGTEH9IDERS DESIRING EARLIER
MA PRESENT J,fsEsIR NOTES
s3Eo BAlSIs 5ssss Ts. s.,f COMP AssY no. is
EEsFlvE 5eaE AND ACCREEst In Err
EGT TO DATE OF PISESEssTA ALTON.
81 xaaE d. u. IssECii uosIPnaY,
Hy 3. G. WORK
President.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Tire Prospects Uncertain

AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 28. While all
talk that the automobile tire industry
is expanding is considered sout of line
with the facts" the manufacturers in
the Akron district nevertheless are not
pleased with the present prospects
which are governed by automobile out
put Stoppage OF operations by Ford
owing to the coal shortage alone, is q
and 1t is feared that other producers
also will be forced TO halt their output.
At the present time the business here
Is so substantial that, in the ease Of
the larger factories, every single tire
that goes through the works is sold
in advance of completion.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Strikes Affect Trade Here

Local wholesale lines yesterday were
affected by the growing uncertainty
arising from the coal and rail strike
situations. The garment trades here
reported that incoming buyers, who
were fewer in number than in previous
weeks this month, generally were pro
ceeding cautiously in view of the di-
rect and Indirect effect Of the strikes
on employment in their home towns.
Despite good crop conditions IN most
sections Of the country, the buyers are
AFRAID TINT purchasing power will be
curtaiied by the stoppage of many in
Adustrles IN their home localities.
On the other hand. blankets.
sweaters and heavy underwear are be-
ang taken by the rctailsrs with more
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
B ii sines So N q W .
Wholesale Trade Here Gains,
Reserve Bank Reports Show
NeckiUear Sales Cain,
Association Reports

The Associated Mems Neckwear
Industries reports d decided re-
vival of business and steadily in
crcasing sales.
During the last year or two the
public has not been buying mems
wearing apparel to any large ex-
tent" says the report, "but indica-
tions are good that such buying will
now pick UP steadily. 1t Is be-
lieved that the fact that buying has
been so slight during the last
months has caused sudden shabhi-
ness in many articles of apparel,
which must now be renewed for the
coming winter.
There has been en- especial Mt
tempt to push neckwear during the
summer months, with trade In.
women's apparel at its lowest cbb.
Surplus stocks have been used UP
in advertised bargain sales and the
result has been an improved busi-
ness during time that might
otherwise have been below normal"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Fashions in Dresses React
On .IeWeIry and Shoe Sal,

The return to dressier type clothes
for women and the subduing Of the So
called "fapper" styles arc having a
stimulating effect upon the novelty
jewelry trade. Costume jewelry, con-
sisting largely Of necklaces, chains,
rings, earrings, bracelets and vanity
bags to match various colors in dresses,
are moving briskly. The advent of the
tongued pump in the shoe trade also
has helped swell the sales in shoe
buckles.
The shoe manufacturers also are
feeling the trend toward dressier gar
ments in stronger demand for light
weight fancy turned soled shoes and a
dropping off in the demand for heavier
welted sole shoes of the sports type,
which accompanied the tweed vogue
last spring and through the summer
m or1ths
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Midwest Industry. Gains

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.--Reports made
to the Federal Reserve Bank Of Chi
cago by thirty-fve meat packing con-
Germs list July sales in dollars at Is
per cent ahead of June, but II per
cent less than those Of July. 1921.
Up. to mid-August the coal shortage
had not affected the packing industry.
July registered seasonal decline in
automobile production, showing 15
per cent reduction In the number of
cars produced in e,July, compared with
June. July shoe production in the dis
trict was 1916 per cent less than in
June, but 1872 per cent ahead of July
last year. In furniture July orders
were 81 per cent ahead of July, 1921,
shipments S6.9 per cent and untitled
orders 8.4 per cent ahead, while can
cellations were 63.2 per cent less. Crop
reports made to the bank in general
indicate larger yield than last year.
with the exception of corn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Empire Gas and Fuel to Buy
Planet Petroleum HoldiuUs

The Empire Gas and Fuel Company
OF Maine. subsidiary of the Cities
purchase the entire holdings Of the
Planet Petroleum Company in north
ern Texas, according to an announce
ment yesterday by Henry L. Doherty
G. Co.
The Planet Petroleum properties en-
brace a group of leases aggregating
several hundred acres situated in the
Electra field in the northern part of
Texas. They have daily production
OF more than 5000 barrels of crude
oil. The holdings also include forty
acre tract adjoining other Empire
properties in the Duncan -Surber pcol
in Oklahoma
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Commercial Credit

Money conditions show little change
Demand for new money with which to
carry on current commercial opera.
tions is slight. Bank borrowings re-
main at fairly low level and the
supply of new commercial paper com
ing into the market, although season
ably larger than month ago, is be-
low normal at this time of the year
according to commercial bankers.
Commercial paper rates remain un.
changed at 4 to An per cent. The
American Acceptance Council yester-
day quoted the following discount
rates on prime bankers acceptance
eligible for purchase by Federal Re.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

s'rATg pS NEW YORK
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Ptjf7siC WORKS. AfsIsArSr

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.rse deposit of bidders other than fhe ono
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE cEffsSgaPEAhE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY

Notice Of Special Stockholders, s-ertin,-
NoT1 Isshnsna Is Y Is Va ;.1vN Aqgsst 1s 1929
ciai Meeting Of the Stockholders of tho
SassapssssEe !, sslS e ana Ohio Railway Company has
Company 10 be held at the principal Office OF
the Company, IN the City OF Richmond. Vir-
giiaia, on Tuesday, the 26th day of septena-
following pufposes.
sa) TO consider and act upon {. pro-
stock ~ the addition theseio Of stock R'' Il, IN
the par amount Of $3o,00e, 900, TO be
divided into 100000 shares OF the pa r
,,, g IVY ~. saen 80 as to make the total
stock siS5. .n0e, ,o9e, consisting Of l.sSeooo
shares OF the par value Of 500 each. such
increase Of capital stock 10 be 81 such
ciass or classes, with such designations,
.rsiefenses ai.e zyotins powers. or restric-
mens .;, &, 9g aaal.aaations thereof. as tho
{erniine on ausheriaes and specifically.
without limiting the generality 81 Inc
proposal THAT tho additional capital stock
&c sn the first instance preferred stock,
and snat the saI'ac or any thereof may
pe conxertipie into common stock;
thl 70 authorize the Board of Directors
q the Company from time TO tirac 10
sssus and 10 dispose OF such aiditionay
stock on such terms as such Toard may
IN, a ,ha ssereiss Of its iawaul discretion
tca 10 rasify ana confrn, such art,on
theresofore token or authorized b. said
EoaFd n anticipation Of sneh action by
tsis steckFoitsegs. as may be submitted to
5ns Siss, 2 inssting and e take such other and
the authorization Of any necessary or
appropriate amendment or amendments OF
ssle charter 81 the Company. as the stnck-
and Il : &
a For the transaction of such other
meeting. - 80
For; ! ir purpose Of the meeting tho stock
! at3sfer books will be closed at 3 r. NJ pr,
E'f3Gay, September X. 1922 and remain closed
1922. '3,7 ~ Ts IS S ~ ~ : ~ &
Bg Order of the Hoard o5 Directors.
A. TREyVJsTT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Petitions in Banlsuntcx


The following petitions in bankrnntc,,
District Court: go
volantarJ. GmAnLEs s,5 F. wsas,e LYSaAss CO.
PHILIP MEDWIN = involuntary. 80
S,rtt,a nrehard 5. St, hosiery and underwear. La
TUE GINsBERG CO. ~ fNc.--1nyo,nn-
10th HENRY y and asn $50
DuRIBELT CO. @ - fnvo!s.ntary II, ai1uvi Bs,t
mihhIsstqFers HhnsY MaSnEFmdwy ss2 RFosdwsy. y,s
IP.ra.ner Pra goods 7s5 East 1e5th ST.. the
!. GIIvER PLY. !. !, r TEnnIER = Voluntary.
: RocosIN 8 RoTKIN-voluntary 40
JSn1s IS T. 'aRstas SsI41l no assets
Vest l29th st., salesman. Liabilities 81 /.
6s9; no assets. ~ :
Receivers in Bankrtupcy
arh The f,ll1,g follo1Wing receivers in Bankruptcy
states District Court:
Dorothy KENYON. for LABEL smart Foot !
sWear; y, aro inc., S44S Broadway. with bond OF
,Ioln ] Keller. for T. Heimowitz & Son
Carol Weiss King, for Harry Manda,. I,i
paun, leather goods. 7e5 East 1shtt 81
BronS. with bond OF $500 ss,,
,1eoIar ru ~. Aeisier, for the Ginsberg Co
os $4,000. as, 80, Win pond
Jesse W. Enrich, for Charles y 1,vn.
sass :, ,.,,p 90, ms suto supplies. 1875 wooster
81, with bond OF $4,000 = o'sSi
Schedules In Banlsrtnpcy
Ihe following schedules in banlsru,tcv
Mere nes, NED Yesterday In the United states
~ WELLINGTON HAT co. rSc,os
a. !, 9Is.er sIo st. Liabilities, $3.50: assets.
4 3 i 4 80
spORT sPECIALTIEs co, INC. sport
clothes. Liabilities, Si5.k52 assets SIS 'poes ~ :
Assignments
). fioneer Leather Goods Corr. manufac.
1u1lng leather goods at 613 Broadwaw fo
n,mhTm Brno,lfs Haberinan Of 1904 Carroll Street,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
So DIVIDEND NOTICES
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED

" LILLE ur DIVIDEND TO HOLDERS OF
i ORDINARY AND PREFERENCE SHARE
s WARRANTS TO BEARER.
s & NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Di-
l;crfors have declared Fourth Interim Diyi-
.tE=nd Oh The Ordinary Shares for the year
s'ftn the Isl October, 1921, TO seth Septem-
1 e, 1922, Of 40 (beins s3-5d per share)
'ires of British Income Tax, payable on the
.asth September, 1922.
holders Of Share Warrants to Bearer for
Ordinary Shares viii be entitled to be paid
the said Interim Dividend on or after the
seaid 3eth day OF September, 1922. at the
ihce OF the Guaranty Trust Company Of
fssw York, 81 Lombard ssreet, London, E..
e.-a. Coupon No. 80 must be left for ex-
animation at the ofice of the said Guar
sassG Trust Company Of New York, s2 LON.
hard street. E. c. 3, three clear business
-Ssays lexeludins Saturday, before payment
ismade.
NOTICE is ALSO GIVEN tha, the Diras-
scys have declared Dividend al the rate Of
80 per anngm on the Preference Shares for
The halt year from the lst April, 1922, to
sS9sh September, Is22. The said Diy;daad
eless British lncoma Tax a. thc rate az
$ n in the e. that Is TO say 41sd. psr ,bsye
tEss,ss payable on the seth September, 1922.
Holders of Share Warrants TO Bearer e.,
frsfsrenee Shsses viii be entitled TO be maid
she said Dividend ON or after the said aa,l
September. 1922, at the efice Of the Ma.
taonai 9rctirtiss & Union Bank OF Ens,,nd
Ltdy Savoy Coart, Strand, London. W. c. >
Sospcn No. 50 naust be lcf, for examination
8.t the cfiee of the said National Proyiinciia
Q Union Bank Of England, Ltd, Save,
Z Court, Strand, W. c. 2. three clear cuisines $
days (excladiag Saturday, before paymen
is made. 80
Dated. 10th August, 1922.
By Order,
4 y A. NJ. RicgARDs. Secretary.
Westminster House, MilIbank,
London. S. W.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
FINANCIAL
TO the Owners OF
THE TOLEDO EDISON COMPANY
Prior Preferred Stock, $50 Cumulative.

Series "a.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that The
Toledo Edison Company desires to pur-
chase, on october 2, 1922, s25, 600 par value
ct Its Prior Preferred Stock go Cumu-
latiye, Series A. at prices not exceeding
1869 OF the par value thereof Sealed
tenders are invited TO be made to Henry
l.. Doherty 6 Company co Wall Street,
New York city. Fiscal Agent of The Toledo
Edison Company, for the salo of such
Prior Preferred Stock, % Cu.nulative,
Series A, at prices not exceeding that above
mentioned
All tenders must be securely sealed and
marked Proposal for sale of The Toledo
Edison Company Prior Preferred Stock, 5 20
Cumulative, Series A., snail be deemed to
be offers 10 sell any or ell OF the shares
SO rendered whether SO expressed or not,
and must be received at the Office df said
Fiscal Agent on or before September 2l,
1897.
Advices rs to accepted tenders will be
mailed by said Fiscal Agent on or before
September "a, 1922,
THE TOLEDO EDISON COMPANY.
BY FRANK r. COATES,
President