KLFE, ACCIDENT AND
‘ MOBILE INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS,
d5, Burglary and Compensa-
Rgnts, Real Estate, Shore
Country, 111-1111.: and for
downtown Baptist Church. will preach,
tomorrow, in the church, after his va-
’ cation trip,
Miss Vioia‘ Bourdman, of Bridge-
MlsaEisie Baths, at her home on Hav-
ilund street.
“Cluett & Peabody Company’s shirt
factory, on horth Main street. re
opens on Monday after the annual two
BUILDING
.1 eeks vacation.
1230- .
W 1 ' E
Willford May and G. E: Williams,i
of New York have arrived by motor %
to spend the week-end with Mr. Wil-;
liums’ parents in Burritt avenue.
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FARM BUREAU NOTES.
Alfalfa is a \aiuable plant in hip.
_ Tumormw is the 11111 Sunday after [1'1 the first place, it belongs to that:
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’ ' [o extinct nit1ogen from the .111.Thi1-1
’ ‘ 1111 [ti-elf i5 impor,1an[ sinre nitrnogcn
EMF 0f Elizabeth 0115 fcitilizcra are the Input (ostiy ofE
fitwet, in “Siting “it“ friends in NewE, am on [he 111111‘11ct. [1 uttherinoie ltsf
[0015 are ion‘r and cvtend deep into
,-‘ ;lhe soil, fceding beyond the root zone-E
Nettille Bil-”‘3‘" "1“”‘391‘ 0f R0‘0",of ordinary crops and thus making
him ‘Pi’il'ii. was in New York city yes-Eavailablc the plant food in the sub
rday on business. 1
W"...
....... ‘
Isoil.
Smondlv, the feeding vriiue oi‘ 11l-E
—BASEBALL- [1.1.71 is (111 ocdmgn high, as it [on ‘
orualks VS Locomobile. \1, .1rd ,SI’Eiuins a high percentage of digestible
Lomorrow. 1:30 p. 111. Epmu-in, th1 rubsi-mu' which is in;
‘~‘ w” . [great 111111111111 in all [ceding rationnE
“‘9"! of West 5‘11”“ 11““ A [on of alfalta hay [outaina as ninth
‘W.
owed the cruising party aboard the digestible protein as 1.600 lbs: of
f‘Dilk," at Block island. Eu.hcrt bran.“ E
I W" 1 Although alfalfav. is a verv valuableE
—BASEBALL' E11011, it demands [ather special tr-Eeat
Nonvaiks ‘8 Locomobiie. W‘lm 8‘ ’ Emenl It is false economy to attempté
0111011011,, 3 30 1) 1n. E111 grow it under unfavorable condi-E
Tomorrow in the three local (‘atbo-
1111 churches will be obverved as the
east of the Assumption. '
‘tionu Evmv [equirement for [1 good
stand should be met.
It should be borne in mind that this
Eplant will not Thrive in a water logged
l b t’R bl f soil. The. water lablc should be at
urge [111m ero FD“ [cans r0mEleaut 3 it. below the surface It in
. _. l
N rle lwillfiaitendfl, tlhis half;taming?i also unu 1119 ‘0 attempt to grow aualfa
._ ‘ nun on “g an c 11111 a e 0 eEin soils upderlnid with an impenetra-
Bridgeport Republican Club whic C[Eble hard pan or stone ledge within
m- be held today at Lordship Island. three to the fret of the surface. The
‘ Fridgepoxt roots must have an opportunity to
Enron downward to a great depth.
Another important factor is that of
Elimim.r it should be taken for grant»
End until proven to the contrary, that
Eull soils in i‘airfield county need lim-
lint: bclme they will grow alfalfa.
E A third factor it: that of inoculation.
__...___.... Ewlticb may be nec‘ured by applving
soil taken from a successi‘ut alfalfa
E 9 Chester A. Bennett, of Fianklin BVB'.
ue. mailing and [cute clerk with theEfwl‘lfia‘ “195MB 0f M39115 500 lbs DPT
acue‘ or by of“the artificial
’ VNew York New Haven and Hartford, sing 0131’
Railroad Colnpanyv “E Bridgeport Ecultdrcs now on the market.
leaves Monday on the Mohawk of theE in purchasing 8996 be 51111? Hz 0b
,New York Central Railroad line, tot-Em“ 11 l1111‘d_\,nmthern grown attain.
Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit via the int-int on having good seed! The New
like Erie and D. C. steamers Haven Experiment Station will test
M , 11*,sa111ples for impurities and germina-
‘The annual reunion of the Hotcll-Etion.
kiss Association will be held WédE Tho Faitfleld Countv Farm Bureau
outlay, August“ 25. at Lake Com- stands ready to [is-dist 11m uhomm‘ be
. unce, all Hotc‘hklss descendantsEdesirom- 0f establishing a field of ai-
11d their families being invited. A faifa.
' onto dinner will be served at noon:
“' 111111.11 Hotchklss, R. 11b), No.
,aterbury; is secretary of the as-
nbdlation: Charles T. Hotchkina, 01
West, Cheshire. is chairman.- of the,
ntei‘tainment committee, and 1"
Charles Fenn, of Prospect, chairman
lithe refreshment committee.
. -——LOOKI LOOK! LOOK!
Automobile Accident Policy $1, 000E
Ltor $2. 5 weekly indemnity. $10 000
, {or $20. 850 weekly indemnity. Wil-
liam F. Hoyt, United Bank Building,
writes these policies Write him and
ill see that you are protected.
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The recent heavy storms have in
some localities seriously injured ‘the
corn crop and in some cases it is a.
problem of how best to handle that
which has been blown down by the
heavy. winds. Unless the stalk [5 act-
ually broken It is undoubtedly advis
able to allow it to remain in the tlcld
for a time rather than to cut it imme
dialely, as it will undoubtedy straight
on up to some extent. before time to
It will also have a much
45w HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
ladies' Grill and gentleman' [1 lunch
moi open until 11: 30 p.111. Popular
pi‘ices: Table d’hote lunch titty cents,
11:30 to 2 p. m. Table d'hote dinner.
mun-.11.... cents, 5:30 p. m. to 8 p.
“Served in main dining room.
harvest.
1,1 ow a few weeks.
At about this season many heavily
loaded apple trees are broken by
; - ‘ SPECIAL. 1.1.1.1.. To 11.11.111.11 place props 1m
: 25¢ Sal Hepatica ........... . ..... 17c (,9, all limbs which are carrying o
606 ‘Sal Hepatica ................ 34c “pm-‘- loud especially those limbs
- $1.00w’SalHepatica .. ...... ........67c “mph have a. weak connection with
the main trunk. This precaution will
save many valuable trees from being
seriously damaged
P
‘Stillson-Powell Corporation
_..PRE$CvaPTION DRUGGIST.
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Exepnsive Populanly
‘, F' ‘ It's all right to be a good fellow" if ypu ban
I - afford it but if you must pay for your popularity
by spending money you cannot afford to spend,
it' is too dearly bought. 3
’ Be a good fellow to yourself and your family by
'- starting a savings account at the South Nomaik _.
, Sailings Bank and keep it up through thick and
1!. thin. ‘
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South Norwalk Savings Bank
\ Open Monday eVeulngp from 6 to 8.
a.
Rev.Ralph G. Hartley, pastor Offline I
port, is spending the week-end with 1
' 'ing up a profitable 51519111 of farnnng ‘
1
L-7roup of plants whith have the ability E.
E
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dissatisfaction with its complexity had
greater food value it it is allow ed to
BRYXNT ..&
Now located in its new school buildin.
11.1315 corps-of well known and
lfiv cry possible requisite is afforded for
cheerful and healthful surroundings.
’1 his school (loos not employ agents, 501
of terms and conditions H111;
17
1113811111), Pri
COMMERCIAL 51:11le
BOSTON
opportunity for study and precious 1111 or the direction a: .i :
Tperlouced teachers. ‘1
licenses—General commerca course, Ethnographic course, Secretarial ~‘
(nurse, Civil service course. Commercial teachers course.
l 1- [none whocnnnot call for personal interview may have printed 1.111111111111011
mail. Will reopen
1.115. 61111111111111
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STRA'ITON
TO], CLOSE OUT SUMMER
’ DRESSES.
M: 61.98.
All the Popular Stripes.
IN VALUES UP TO $5. 00.
Summer Drétses are very popular
[16111, [1 our line is marfid down
to prices withiii the reach or every-
one. '
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THE LITTLE 5301’
55 name mlm eraser.
SOUTH XQBWALK
20 T0 40 PER
.1“
33d Boylston Street. a most desirable
1 rvi: 51 wt 11
personal safety, rapid progress. with
9
iciiofi, canvasers 01- runners.
3113me 1‘ 71h.
nclpnl. Boylston Street, Boston.
“‘3 Ready-Made Clothe.
‘. Will fit a dummy form, but
”Sterling’ s
,3, “l“vFurnitnrge Sale
CENT. SAVING
Furnitureilugs, Beds, Bedding & Ranges
Ask uS'~ about our Club Plan
On Our Extraordinary.
MATTRESS SALE
not a manly form. Suits
made to ordcr'from
8.1111513? UP
Ctiotom Tailors. Tell 359-5.
225-227 E Washington St. ,,
Cleaning, Pressing and Re- “
.Lf.._ MAE”... .. .. A,
$1
s M 0 [1 [1 [1 »
Shoulders. .1,
loan 1111
Tender,
121:
East India Tea Co.
TELEPHONE‘ 371
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Seventeen recommendations 01
changes in the Federal incomct'ax are.
made by the special committee np-‘
pointed by the National Tax Aesoclqu
[ion to investigaterthe act. The com
mitten is headed by Edwin it. A. Selig-
1111111. The 111111111 it» been submitted
to the nlntlr annual coitt'eience of the
association. now in [session at 51111
Francisco .
The committee finds that While there
[5 no demand throughout-the country;
for 11 repeal of the law there is general
[strong objection to several provisions
that are contrary to the principlesot
hardship. There is need of (:01 meeting
manv‘ verbal intelicitiee in the law
save the committee The first and!
most important recommendation is in
favor o! a. complete restatement and
clarification of the law, its language
being in need of great improvement. l
Some of the epeciilc recommenda-;
tions are:
'l‘itnt pint of the act which requires!
the reflection of the tax at the source}
should be modified E.
A 5v stem of information at the
source should be introduced.
Partnexshlps should be required to
file substantially the same. kind of re-
1111115 115 corporations are required to
tile and to pay the normal tax as cm- i
pomtions do. ' E
lndiv [duals should be permitted toE
deduct 1‘11 losses including a reason, ‘
Clll‘i ed in the baldness trade or prote5-;
slon in which they are engaged and
including also losses of property used;
[or investment or speculative purposes:
where the gain it any would be sub ‘
‘ject to tax. . \
Expenses incurred by individuals in
making investments and managing.
property with respect to which the
income is taxed should be "permitted
as are expenses of carrying on busi-
ness.
Allowances for the depreciation of;
property and for the depletion of nat-
ural resources should be on 11 basis
which will permit the return of the
capital invested therein. free from but.
as nearly as possible coincident with
the fiso‘iescence of the property or
the exhaustion of the‘resources., .,
Individuals should be permitted'fto
deduct taxes puid’wlthin the year. in
foreign countries upon the property
or business from which the taxable in-
come Was derived.
The"apeclilc exemption should be
lowered and the language oi paragraph
“C" should be clarified. ‘
7 Individuals having a gross income
equal to or exceeding the minimum
exemption should be required to make
returns. _ 1
Taxpayers keeping Books of Locum“
[11:acco1‘danc‘e with tulory‘roqui're-
[prints or
11.111111 be
i
Emitted to deduct all amoufls received
Eby it within the year as dividends upon
‘the stock at other corporations. joint
single entity for purposes of theve-
turn in cases where ‘lh‘hy. constitute a ‘ ‘
single operating'ni‘giem or where in '
determining net income for their own
purposes ‘no recogniiion in accounting
no 1111111111
parent company, a consolidation 0!
figures should be allowed in appropri-
ate canoe subject to, the approval of
the,- approval of the commissioner of
otinternul r
just taxation and work unnecessarygol determihlnn and reporting gains or
Eset where additional tax for any year
Eshould be extended to the returns of
able allowance for depreciation in E‘
-and panic, stilt joints and sore mus-
‘cles.
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
stock companies or associations, sub
ject to the income tax.
The parent and. its subsidiary cor-
porntlonn should be recognled as n
pairing Neatly Done.
SECURITY
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.~ ’
Phone 105. E E
SHIIE PADLIID .
BUILDIN
AKIE ELEVATOR -- UP. ONE LlGI'I
[[15 [[1111 51-411
WE REFER YOU
TO THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our paints. _
is it not beautitul in its glistening
coat? Yen. and what’s more} it 11111 E
wear well—we guarantee that. All out
paints, oils, stains, varnishes, enam
etc. etc; are the best obtainable-
that’s your protection. Phone us. »
The Gorham Co
to FIRI'I' 8T1. CAST NORWALK
,funds?
(‘ necks are of value only to the
A”
actions.
The City National Bank
THE CHECK 300K
15. it; wine to keep your money in the oifice, at home or
pocket. when by placing It in this Bank you hav e, without cost, the ad-
vantage ol [1 check book and the additional security for your” unplug
drawn~they give satlslactionud odd dignity to your bussiness trans-
Your personal interests, we believe, are well served by
the handy check book. Small, as well as large accounts, solicited.
[[1 VOUI‘
person in whose favor thev are
is made of the subsidiary opinpunies
all «idea ‘where flock of the
snbnldlaxy company «is owned by the
the department.“
Taxpayers [mould be permitted with
[me to adopt the practice
losses bv annual inventory of values.
Application for refund of taxes with
consequent right of appeal from deci
sion of the department should be al-
lowed not only as at present within
two years from date of payment olfl
the tax. but also as a matter of course
at any time without limit as an off-
is claimed by the government.
The permission now granted to oili-
cinis of states ievving an income tax
‘to inspect the returns of corporations
individuals.
It is recommended 111111111 that pro-"-
vision should he made for a more‘
elaborate publication and analy sis oi‘
Income tax statistics.
—-TAKE OUT THE ASHES.
Uremic. is due to the circulation in
the a} stem of poison and waste pro-
ducts that should be removed from
the blood by the kidneys. If the ashes
are not removed the fire dies and the -
nfachinery stops. So with the waste
products of the system. Foley Kidney
Pills help the kidneys remove waste
matter that causes rheumatism, aches
Sold everywhere.
—-CHIL‘DREN'S SUMMER 001.05.
It is wrong to neglect. or cold at any
time because it weakens the system
and lays the sufferer open to attack
from other diseaQ. Wet feet, sudden
changes in temperature and sleeping
uncovered at night cause many chil-
drens colds in summer. Foley's honey
and Tar Compound‘kives ‘sure and
prompt relief. ‘
‘Sold everywhere.
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TO CONFER AT WESTPOFI'I'.
bridge commissioner-and a represente-
11: fine, and in,“
, *3
7‘ cats especially Anson: and Persians,
Following the conterence Thursday.
at the capitol, of Highway CommissiOn-'
.or Charla J. Bennett, the Weatport
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ATLAS PURE '1
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large Bot.
Everything must go.
156 33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
:1: . T." a , ,
WW1 h ’ i: _
C. V. CRAW GARAGE ,
Agent 1'... rRUMBULi. CAR '. l C] S l
.1 .1... ”1113‘, caring a e
11 Hinton: til $31-01. 394.1 , 5 omen's mi Misces‘ Summer Wearin A pare} ,‘ 12d-
less of cost. Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirtsfwgists, Czégets
and Hats. Nothing carried over into next season.
THE PARI
Cldaks 8.
Millinery
SOUTH NORWALK
VII
If you are looking for espec-
[ally fine fruit
'COME HERE E
FREE DELIVERY ' E
Ghiotto 81v Kubun 1
24 Cottage Street.’
MBdllllll , 100 1 a: r .1
Davey’s “ . , “*5“
.. Phfllle 401 Delicious Credmcry Butter .................... 30¢ lb. ‘
~— - Best Family Flour, a bag ' ......................... 95¢
Autocrat Coffee, 30c can cut to. . . . . . .‘ ............ 26¢
P8881188, Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans
...... 15¢
A STULL
East. Norwalk.
m
:relvphpne 1345. 44 so. Main St. E
,.
t
1 from 8 to 6 hours.
GREENWICH PALACE FOR CATS.E 4 9
top with water. Evaporation
/
Pampered Felines Gated Fdr In an "
Ecnblilhment Cooling‘sz5,000. ,
A palace for cats, which with its ;
furnishings, costs $25,000, is the m-
markable establishment erected by
,Mrs. Clitord B. Harmon. daughter of
Pint Size
'[cnrss VACUUM 000111
E . Will keep milk and cram from souring in any atmosphere
Needs no ice—can't break or wear out. Simply fill the
water. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
u...c-u~-qq.....-
Quart Sin .......---xoloom-ou,>nvvnouovv-vv
Albert F. Gehebe
does the cooling, not. the
........ 45¢
65¢
dainty individual sleeping baskets.
and once a cat has been introduced!
to its own bed it never attempts to‘
1153 that [11119113111310 another." V
Even ‘pampeied and baribboned
Persian cats valued at o thousand
dollars enjoy an occasional 1:91:11) out
or doors as much as the 111m pleb-
eian tabby that roams the back al-
leys, and do each one of the’Gréen—
wich kennels lends to a. cement porch
in the rear, and this in turn to I.
Ewlre covered run into which these
favored animals may go tor exercise
[in warm, sunshiny days. Wire all
gardund and above protects than from
several of her pets having won the
championship of America at dilierent
times.
To care forvthese blue-blooded and
aristocratic felines properly, as well
as to show them to the best advan-
tage, Mrs. “Harmon decided that; a
epéclnl building was needed. Accord-
[ugly she give instructions to her aré
chltect to draw plane for wliat is un-
doubtedly the most modern as wall
as the most costly cattery ,in the
world.
' The establishment, which Jincludeil
besides the kennels for the cats, [1
Ill-room cottage and office for thoae
In direct charge or the animals, cov-
are more than an acre. The main human variety.
kennel ‘conuuns 20 pens for the cats. I There is also a separate build!“
tire of 1119 Connecticut Company, relaw
titer.
the to the bids for the commotion 01' ,knowm device 11...: 'wm add to ~_« the
[i‘concrete bridge over the Sausatuck comfort and healtli or its mountain.
river at Westport to look over "i9 The partitions separating the pans
ground this morning and “1"“ mFEare of due woven wire on a. highly
each at which 15 titted up with ev‘aryEuaed as an inflrmarr. with outdoor
yards, where lndispoaed member- 0!
the cat colony martin flip out all
cure, and a big” nuréery for tho kit-
tong contains all the" like-
1y to appeal to the [boil act‘- hurt.
All or the building are; W 11111
ll
polished hurdwood base, thin input-
[113 plenty of light and air “At .‘n
‘murauders, whether at the aim! or ‘
iCommodore E. C Benedict, at Green- PM"? 10692. ~ ' Prompt Delivery. 25 Washington 8‘-
wick. Mrs. Harmon, says the New
‘ York Sun, is famous as a breeder oil , ' “‘ cats' meals There aue also two email
may climb T1119 9033 “30 contain bathtubs where both young and old
cats are given an occasional bath.
One of the duties of Mrs. F. Y.
Mathis,~an exp‘ert breeder or long
haired cats who is in direct charge
or the animals, is to keep pedigree of
all the cats, along with various inter- ‘
eating items about them. This work
is conducted by Mrs. Mathis in a
pretty little ofllce, connecting with
the kennels by a covered passage. the
walls of which are decorated with
photographs of aristocratic cuts and
the blue ribbons they have won.
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PAROLE.
. PUTNAM, Aug. 141—Deputy Wat-do
en bowls of the [state prison came here
yelterday afternoon to take back
Philip 0. DeMaurchn, who was wantbdl
for violating his parole.
CATGH PRISONER WHO VIOLATED
De Mauricio. .
u
been employed our. farm]. in Pom.
trot.- Wlillo in this vicinity no” took to . '.
drinking and hiring automobllon.. It is“ f --
nidlierethntDQ‘Meurlcld‘wu serving ' , ,
turn) for forgery when be not
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