Continuedl advcru
‘ tising in a news—
paper will . brlugo
a steady flow of
business ‘
when you ask one
these absurdlybfll
ESTABLISHED 1870
this llIRNlli
lili ’ v--|lliMllBRAlS
ill HI ll
geyser
former Congressman Not Inter-
ested in “Prosperity” Plans
in Connecticut
wmuwwm
will liii lil iiiiiii
Provision May be Made for Sur-
vey: Means Cheaper Freights
~it Project Wins Dill
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February 0.
Just ns‘the cheers of a mocking lleino- “111"“ leads to litigation ‘5 “WWW“ lital to our school children our homes. EX
She w rotc to her uncle and asked for
(l :ltlc majority died away shortly after
n on Wednesday because of the rend-
“ lilr'h purported to show tllat a factory ,
at ’l‘crrvrille, Cou:l., in which Ehcne
littered at the Booth flour-It Pout-Odin
summon-aw.
lilllJl llllllllll "
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Young Woman Becomes l-lvllter-
ical Under Examination——
Took Note for Check
Mrs. Mary F. Randall was a wit-
ness in her own behalf yesterday
morning in'tlle Common pleas court,
civil side, and the ordeal of cross ex-
amination was so trying that she be-
came slightly hysterical, . Judge Scott
suspended questioning for a short time
to allow Mrs. Randall to recover.
After resting about fifteen minutes
the young woman again took the stand
and was able to get along fairly well.
although it was very evident that her
nerves were keyed up.
the suit was entered in court about
a year ago, having married since then.
Curiously enough the defendant is hot
luncle, Dudley it}. Hoyt, of Norwalk.
The plaintiff's story of the tr0uble
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Mrs, Randall is the plaintiff in all;
action to recover upon a note for $600. ,
sue was Miss Mary s. Scofleld when'
”wtliill iiiil
iii iiiscllss
wt was
Several Prominent Educators
Advocate Securing one for
the Public Schools
tilllllllllllillllll llHAI’lllli
lills iii sltliiss
iSeveral Physicians Believe line
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scorn seaweed. com... FRIDAY. rapauaar" t, 1914
culiiitililiir 4 _
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Will Hoitlioguast into Little Tar
adashtloyisileath at 3
onion Today
Coroner John J. Phelan, of Bridge-
port, will arrive in South Norwalk this
afternoon at 3 o'clock to begin his in-
quest and investigation into the death
of little Bernard [souls Taradash. aged
4 and 1-2 years. who was killed Wod-
nesdny afternooa in the elevator shaft
of the Swartz &~Corbett block.
Medical Examiner Dr. Samuel H.
Huntington and the coroner will prob
ably first go over the scene of the
accident and then question the wit- ‘
nesees in the crisp. There was but one
eye witness. John Ferero as far as can
be learned at the present time The
inquest should not be of great “length
is Necessary
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MIS, Keep presided at all open meet
lilg held yesterday after ron ono
the parlors ot the South Nor-t
. walk Congregational Church to
discuss an inlpoltani question most
ind the public iii general 1119 first
payment on tile. note. that he. sent her . speaker introduced was hlr. .(‘hupu‘fln'
1... of a letter and newspaper clippings ‘il renewal on the note. that she took who spoke as folloWs:
for a check and sent back a receipt
with thanks
in order to brlni; this question bl-
fore you in such a way that you may
iiissui iiiliii W
illiliiiii liil uul
pecteli that Fight Over Repeal
of Toll Exemptions Will
Come in the Senate
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‘littllliiiiliili
sentenced next. Wednesday to die ill
Warmer tonight with snow or rat
I‘.
Silllllillll SflllllllSlS
Slillli lllR BliRllSlll
Repulllates Charge of Woman I.
W. W. Leader that He
Broke Shelton Strike
Hills ltlllillii
is liiiiilllili
WllH illllllfl
Mor'lleror of Anna Aumuller Will
be Sentenced Wednesday, to
Die in Electric Chair
STAMFORD, Feb. 6.—ll’assinp; a vote
confidence in State Secretary
Beardsley of Shelton,
of the Socialist party
last night repudiated the
of
Samuel the
Stamford local
interview
.publishcd ill a local paper by Miss
[Matilde Rabinowltz of Bridgeport, in
rectory Beardsley was responsible for
the failure of the recentl.
"I" IAKE A" “1”“ strike at the Blumenthal Mills in
IShelton
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Will Do Nothing to Avert Fate
Mailing llim
Brother Stands Alon-3.
After quasliiilg the charges lilia‘li-
mouslv and affirming its confident-c in
rSetretarv Beardsley the local over-
wliclmingly defeated a motion to ”In
vestigalc‘ thc selretltrv. The only
member to vote. for it was Miss
Rabiilowitzs' brother lluvid. wllo ill-
iroduccd the motion.
Miss ltziliiliowitzs'
a t‘illllll‘iilliml. She was personally iii
charge of thc strilm. which was a dis‘
urn] failure from the vlcwpoiutu or
lilo strikers: and put some hundreds
of lilcn permanently out. of employ-
ment. She attributed this fili‘iiria to
NEW YORK. Feb. tip-Hans Schmidt
who was found guilty of murder ill the
first degree for murder of Anna Au-
nliillcr is seemingly content with the
verdict and declines to permit, his
counsel to appeal. Schmidt will he
interview ('itllsl'fi
the electric chair.
The verdict against Schmidt
rendered late yesterday a little over
W R ‘l
which the charge was made that 891- ,
iiittll inw-
iii flPlN UP
liiiililiiinll
Entire Switch oi Policy is so a
casted in Annolincell lnleiltl.
at c. o. c. ttrnors~- to “(lull
and Be Good" A, H
PlillllRlSSlll tiiliillil ,_
is iilllllllill liiiii;
Plan to 00‘-Do Progressive a
Democratic Parties in Matte
of Progressivism
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liAlt’fl"::Ri>, «it was learn
ill here yesterday that leaders of U165 Z:
in order to lei/lock
mate the Pro; resslies and pat them
olives in a position to combat. What.
Felt. 0.
Republican party
“m
I.t r l.liillf01incr Republican coil .zl‘—css
li.:iil tlom the Bridgeport district. is
supposed to be interested ill exceed-l
iliuly prosperous under Democratic “UAST PORK
taliff conditions Republican leader:
James R. Menu of lllinols arose in his
place and confronted Representative
Jinrdwick of Georgia. who read the ori-
ginal statement, with a letter from Mr.
ilriill denying the statements.
Hardwick Reads Letter.
Representative Hardwlck asked for
three minutes in which to read a letter
tl‘he missive. signed. but the writer not
divulged to the House, contained news-
paper cuttings which spoke of an ill-
Crease of factory hands at various
piano factories in the 'Nutmeg state.
litir. Hardwink paid particular atten-
rtion to a piano factory ill which the
newspaper article declared Ebenezer
.1. Hill is a stockholder It declared
. . ‘Snlall shoulder lamb, Sc,
Lamb chops. 12 1—20 00 20c.
‘Siililii fresh shoulders, ltc.
Shoulder steak, 16c.
'Halnlbung steak, 160.
Pet roast, no bone. lilo.
Fresh pigs' test. So.
(‘alves' lives, 200.
:Pigs‘ liver, 8e.
Native slewing fowls. 180 to 230.
Roasting chickens, 25c.
Turkeys, 30c.
’ilroilers. 250.
Bananas, don. 200.
Lemons. doz.. 20c.
Oranges, don. 25c alld 30c.
Artichokes. qt” 12c.
()ytser, plant, 10c.
t‘cler‘y hearts, 12c.
Lettuce. 10c and 12c.
Sweet potatoes, pk., 35c
Brussels sprouts. 180..
,Bccrs Meat and Provision 00.
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lilllllllllli'S VIEWS
Nlll CHlNflll] BY
BilllllillillS llll
Fitzmaurice Claims Mrs. Peck
Performed Operation that
Caused Her Death
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Association has approved for the eye
tem of federal reserve banks to be os-
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i' oiollcr Phefall decided yesterday wiorgmtizutiml committee today.
hold Dr. August Itlclltol lol the inan-
sluuglitel‘ of Mrs. Emma l’eck. oi’ Nor-
nvitlk. ill a criminal operation. .He took
this course after hearing Frank Fitz-
muurico, of .Norwalk, who had told
parties that Mrs. Peck had told him
that others were to blame Coroner!
l’liclan had heard othcl witnesses
created.
The twelve lilies recommended ulc:
ill , .
the case and he thought their tcstl- 0f "Mimi“! hanks 0f $304 000 000 “my
molly Ot'urtoplied the lcstimonv of capital of national blinks of $304. 000-
l'Fllzmiliil'iCB.
"in view of the fuel that, other wll.~
posses have said that she had said to
them that a certain doctor performed
the operation, would you then say that
you might not have been mistaken as
to what who said to you?" was asked 8“" liranclsco $116300 000 and $7 000’-
lillzmnurico. I {000: Atlanta. $8 000 000 and $4 606.-
Fltzniuurleo said he might have been 000 Denver 368‘ 000' 000 and $4 000
mm,“ ‘;000 Cincinnati, $120, 000.000 and $7»
$22,000,000; Washington. with $200.-
000.000. and $15,000,000. respectively
St. bottle. $00, 000. 000 and $5.400, 000'
l‘ oronei l’helnn said it is not. likely. 000 000; Kansas City. $248 000. 000 and wreck at the mouth of the tunnel. as
$110 000 000 the result of the depredations of mem~
[and $7 000. 000 and Minneapolis. with
Dr. Richter was arraigned before 030000 000 capital and surplus in "19
Judge Thomas C. Couglllln in the local national Milka 01' the district Mid $4. .
that the husband of the woman will be $3 000 000 Pittsburgs.
held as an act omplie‘e. .
City court yesterday morning. He was 800 000 of capital for a ”9810““ bank
entered held for trial in the Superior‘ The Capital 0ftllltate banks and "“5
court under a ‘bond .of $7.000.
fore and bound over to the iSupel-lor‘eubmltted.
court on a similar bond. The charge
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against him in that city was soiled and “OUTBILL'S BRIDGE FIGH MAR-
the case brought. against “ET:
him in ,
(Bridgeport. " "”'
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saline clubs—40mg class. noose: MW. ephone 108. Free dblivery
LECS SPlllllC LAMB 124-“
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BANK “ElnuunnTEfls to their newly furnished apartments:
0 “‘Tlle plan
which the Washington Clearing HOusc
tnblished under the new currency law ‘
was forwarded to the federal reserve the following to select from: i
\\'ll.‘«lll~‘
lngton is named as the headquarters fed roasting chickens,
form” of the first 9‘51“ districts and Willis Hitting lamb. native fatted vmll small open boat, which was wrecked
four distritts are also named iii order l and small fresh limos.
of prefclence ill the event that more
than eight federal reserve banks lilo
New York. with slirplus alld capltulf tAdv.)
000 and capital for a regional bank of
Chicago, $184,000,000. and $1l,000,000: ,
Boston, $105 000. 000 and $10, 000. 000;
companies that might come into the'
‘Dr. lRlchter had been arraigned bo~ system are not included in the figures
" West still Washington street bridge.
Mfl’omvm‘ sloth lirlllval dolly, all kinds fresh
-Onr «bread and Md’bré‘iidd’mt‘ie fish. oysters. slums and questions. ’l‘ei-
illldorslaild what the conditiom lil'i‘ WASlllNG'l‘ON, lv‘eb. i;.--»-iltcpcnl of
the toll exemptions provision of the
Panama Canal law was before (‘on
‘ gross today as an administration mens
'Y081~00LE8 ,‘"‘°
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l Aitllllugh repeal of the section which
"uPTI‘LS "EL” would give free passage to American
i ._.....__._ coastwlse ships through the waterway
Miss Grace 00188. 0f 8'00“le "9 involves a practical repudiation of one
came Mrs. Charles Louis Yost Wednos of the planks of the Demon-flue plat-
day evening at 12 Bushwick avenue. iorm adopted by the Baltimore conven-
Brooklyn, When the marriage cere- tion which nominated President Wil-
(Continued on Second Page.)
Mrs. William ‘3ka and Floyd Collin, , lining up their forces in the Senate.
of South Norwalk, attended. ‘ lwliere the hardest fight will come.
‘Mr. Yost formerly lived in Norwalk " Some Democrats there‘ have announc-
and 'tvas an Oillcer 0f the Sixth Com led their intention of lighting the presi-
pally, C. A C. lie was a mason and dent's proposal
was in business with his father He u't message to Congress probably do-
inow conducts a successful establish- livcred in person by the president, is
linent in Brooklyn, and is First New expected as soon as conferences de-
tenunt ill the 2nd Company. 13th Kelli“ velop the administration‘s course of
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'iilt‘lit. Captain Jennings and Lieuten- ‘ action. ‘Repoal of the tree passage'sec-
i ant Edwards attended the wedding tion will dispose of Great Britain's pru-
Iceremony. { test that it is in violation of the vliay‘
Fred Coles .lr.. brother of the bride Pauncefote treaty.
~was best lilan while Miss Adelia Yost, .
of Norwalk, sister of the groom, was
ibridoslnaid. The young couple are THREE 'MNEEADKREogi'EE‘flGAN
ispendiilg their honeymoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Banks bilt will later return .........___
ClifCM'tGrf) Fob d. ~~~lllvcstigation of
a lllystellous errand which resulted
'in the drowning of lill'CB‘ men lost
villi-tilt ill the icy waters of Lake Micilt.
.gan willie they were making afflicts to
reach a water works iii bake (‘rlb ill
a small boat, was begun today by city
We. have a very choice supply at amiwrmop
William F.
milk mp;
fowl,
jwrhe re the marriage took plate.
~liolitilii illAillltrw
«ills ovum! altar-
l tlanucll, keeper of the
(‘llolcc young turkeys. large
fancy ed Wilson. started for the crib ill a
in the ice. The incll shouted l'ol‘ hell!
foot. land hundreds of people lined the
honle-llinllc shore. helpless to aid them while they
N. Y. ‘ gained it big block of ice. to which they
lclung for an hour before slipping izito
the water. At first it was supposed
“MW”... iCailllell had uttel‘ilpted to take a phy-
:ltit‘il'iii to the crib attend his wife. l.lit-
TuNNEL AND TnA|N lol however. two women who nine
WREBKEH I" MEX'B“ their names as May Smith and Mary
i\\adc were takin from the crib in ii
JUARICZ. Mole, Fob. 0.—>~Sevcn Alllg police bout. 'illcy Ellllil (funnell and his
iel'lcan railroad men are believed to be ‘ companions had gone for provisions.
. . prisoners; the great (‘ulnble railroad
tunnel through the lontinental Dividel
lie in ruins illld the Mexicali Nortll- l.
western passenger train iwliloil lcit'.
. hole Wednesday morning. is a charred l
Shoulders. spurcrlbs. plgs‘
i“l‘(:llil tllpe, dcllcl‘ous
sausage iilld head cheese.
frunkfurters and . bologna.
15 North Main 'St,
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NEW HAVEN 800000“
lllllVEli llSli‘lillE BY GALE
NAitlle-lEAfi, .v. (3., Feb, tic-«Tho
schooner Helen liencdlct, of New Ha-
ven, Conn, from Port Amboy to iter-
lulndlna with’ a crew of sniuo,” was
’ drive ashore near here today in a
lad. an important sennoast port in the, gals. Lfl'e4ulverg took on her crew
‘Stute 0f ‘Slnhloa, fell into the hands 0" m “ breaches .bu0y_
Carranza’e forces. yesterday. accordlnsl . NEW HAVEN, «Feb. (ix—flour. Helen
W information ”909”“ in “95016”! ‘30“ B. Benedict, ashore on the .North’Caro-
note. from rebvleources- ~ lino coast, belonged to the Benedict-
“ Manson fleet owned here. Captain E.
“CUTB'LL'B BMDGE EtaH MAR ill. Weaver. managing director of the
r KET - company, said today that the schooner
West end Washington street tblldse- was 33 years old and eras worth about
Fresh arrival daily. all kind! “Bill 080002 Her minimal; Windsor W.
ash. oysters. cloths and seashore Tel- 'l‘omy. of Deer isle; Maine.- The' crew
options 108. Free delivery. were shipped at New York. . ~
bars of the Maximo Castillo gang of
bandits. .
:NOGAilJEiS. lSonora, Feb. 6.-——M‘aznt-
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mony Of the you“ 080913 W“ perform- , son. Democratio‘iesders were sure of '
Gd ‘Iby RW- Mr- Williams- Mf- End 1 prompt action til the Mouse and began
Stephen Varlcy. and a mall :llimv'
two hours after the jury ilazl retired.
it seemed a great relief to the former
priest, who sat. through the twelve
days as it ill it little and always blank
13 staring at the courtloom wall.
lScllmidt ate a hearty supper ni’tl r
his return to the Tempe, and immcd .
lately afterward he went to bed aadl
fell into a sound sleep. it was when
he was awakened by his counsel, Al-
phonse G. Koolbie, that he made the
announcement that hewanted no ap-
peal. V
“i am satisfied with the verdict;
said Schmidt. “1 Would rather die to
day than tomorrow. i notify you that
i do not wish you to appear fulthcr
ill my behalf, and that i will not in any
Eway assist you if you try to take the
case to a higher court, i would do
nothing to prevent the fate that i
know awaits me."
Will 0F PORK
Lean fresh shoulders, 17w,
lloillc-mudc sausage, lltc lb.
Legs of spring lamb, lilo and ltlc
ll‘orequarters lalnh. 10c and l'.‘ l-‘Jc
Lamb chops. lie ll).
l.limli stow. 100 lb,
Shoulder steak, i'il‘ lb.
Lean pot roast. itc lb.
ltib roast, beef, ltc lb.
Breakfast bacon by the strip. inc
Special prices on stocks today
‘Cllilit‘e young lowls, Z‘Zc ill.
it‘l‘esh killed l'lzeiitir-i clliiitcl‘s ‘J‘ll‘
Swift's bultcrluc. 30c nlid ‘lflc 1b.
Mdv.) HAYlCS' MARKP l‘
courts Filllllll
'ilEllil lli A010
‘(llthl'JNSBlllltL i’u.. li‘eli, ii.‘>Slltlli'».'.
uprluht. the bodies of John M I‘F‘iltitit’J.
aged :30, and Miss Anna “It". need 20
were found in an liiitomohliol wo lnilcl
cast of Tigonicr, Wosimoroland Colllh
ty. early today. The girl‘s arms were
around hich‘ulllliii‘e neck. Esp had
been allot through the heart. The
(ounty authorities believe Mi'll‘addou
killed the .girl and then shot himself
lust lllldnlz'lil. Mcl'uddcn telephoned
to the garage whom he was employed
and. when the propriltor answered,
‘llllitii " local bye," and hung up the re-
celver. Two automobiles started out
to find McFadden.
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the occupantsworc dead. The young
people wore well~knownl hel‘c. No
causi- for the tragedy is known.
EDANCING KENNEDYS AT DREAM
LAND. _
" The Dancing Kennedys. of Hoyt’s
Theatre, will probably be at Dream-
land tonight. and give an exhibition of
their tango dancing. which is undoubt-
edly the best in the country. having
received an invitation from the men.
moment.
tango dancing will be a feature at in
evening.-
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.lillAST PilliK
They Came upon;
tllo automobile in the center oi" tho.)
road. The, engine was still going, but-.
Prize Wlluhtj and rtil-lite 'f, ,
lb ‘3' ii: in found to he a grow/in: Dem
mmtli strcii t‘n l'iilougilout the state,
plan to lliultc the party tile most rad
llL‘i of the linen and that the lit! t,
tumpalan will hr- along lines hitherto
,ilndreamed of in connection with til
‘0. 0. P.
To Attack Big Cor-parallel“.
\lr llr'urllsley. Siljv'lll': that ' 110 had
worlm‘. for the l~irl"rr‘vll»;ikr-r~-t and
that be served 1") ii Elli-(ilfltltill com
“miller iii: ririltc m
a disastrous E‘lli,
Beardsley Blames i, W. W.
Secretary Beardsley asked for the
privilege of appearing before the
Stamford local. and was granted the'
opportunity last night. He outlined:
the course of the strike. showed thatl
its failure was due to the l. W W
tactics and flagrant. mismanagement!
of its organizer, and showed that he:
had furnished the only legal protec- .
lion rcccixcd by the strikers atld hadl
will ll brmlliill
foremost an attack on the New Yorfl
'New Hated and Hartford railrM‘
(Continued on third bagel”
Will rill illiiilr r
stopped their being “railroaded” to; ,..‘
jail on truinpedup charges. 3 llcst crcanlcry butter. 11 ill. 020w. a:
After hearing Mr. Beardsley the 23 lbs. Grail. Sugar for $1.00. -' ‘
Best Flour a bag. 70c.
l'urc, lard 2 pounds for 25c.
The Great A. and 1’. Tea Co... .,
r 124 w asllillgton so. South Norwaik.,,
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sentiment of the meeting turned over .
whellningly ill his favor and the lot
cal went on record to that effect.
t4 c LB
FllESll Shuntnths t4c Lil
Pflllfil Still ,
SlRll‘Gl illllllllllil
Believed to be Burglar, But Says,
He is Selling Vacuum ‘ ‘
Machines
mdlilnlng to ill! an agent for a rd:-
cmuu machine optimally, a man " at-
tmnplwl to gain admittance to several
houses in the city, yesterday utters
noon, among them that of Judge tHenJ
.ry \l'. lregory. liis very appearan »
was against him and he had no mill-
lchino with him. As far as could lib
learned this morning he was repulsed
at all the llolltms where he Wouldllave
clltcrcd ,
It is bellcv ed that the fellow was on
ninatcul liiilglur and that his purpose
was to get lmidc the house and o
\~:,.hitewr he had the chance to make
away with women. y,
All early repc'llt was made to Distant-v
live St‘lfiilflilt Thomas motherland.
end he conducic'l an immediate inv
ticntlon. All he did not come'acrd’s'
ltho stranger. it ill presumed that
Sirloin Sittlk, ltlr lb,
l‘oric'llt‘lsc steak, 18c lb.
Shoulder lamb_ 13 13c lb.
Lamb thins, lilc lb.
(")‘lii‘ii sliollldcin‘. l'.c
iioasi boot. lllc lb.
iiitlllli‘ll‘g slcnk, lilc’.
Fi'i':il il\(‘l‘. lilc lb.
lliittcrlilc.~!llc [Hill 230
10 liil"3 soup, 27m.
i‘ilt‘liot‘d plaice iii town
Xl€\\‘ ‘i'OllK'MAltKl‘Z'i‘.
ll“ Washington S.
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800m. CLUBS SllBJECT
T0 INCDME Tllli LAW
NEW YORIK. rb‘eb. lianocud cliihir
are subject to the provisions of the
income tax law. according; to it rilliiii:
by W. ll. Osborn. colliinlssiollcr ol‘ ill-i
terniil ru v’?‘liiit‘..
This new turn to the income tax
canle'lllloilt.when u member of a law
ilrln that. has specialized on the in-
lollleflim, was asked by a client. a
downtown luncheon (itii) tot lllfoimu-
tioil.
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“SMALL FRESH HAMS, 18:.
Sl‘liall lrcsll shoulders, lilo.
Pig pork, loin, itioltic
Side pork. ltic.
(lcnuini; spring legs of lamb, 20c.
‘Mntton yearling, 12 l-2c-lfic lb.
Pot must, no bone. 16c. '
" Native veal and chickens.
Prime rib roast, tile-22c.
Chicken and thee! bullion
20c dozen,
, Everything in fine groceries and
fresh vegetables
Oleomafkorinc, 20c 25(.
Mollie-medals sausage.18c - ‘
‘repnrt to the police. or because
found libs Will‘h here unavalllllg.
The citlsonu are warned to be.
lookopt for the person describe
" under no circumstances to patrol
I l)to get over the doorstep.‘
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WASHINGTOS, Feb.
and pit n‘giag broke out in (hip
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in," 580-2. ' Variant,» sip! “implantation Dmlch.,oi
, «- ‘-- . .' "autism doom «lent;
o; --.l!Ql;llltEtl' BAKEHY ,: ‘ tort ill and property 0 to.
'foimeirly oo-one'.‘ Phone 4% dents "
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