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Frank J “lrzutbun’ 9a.»; circled an
atlmciirc tlug pole in lg" m it 3”,; 5'...-
“(are in liaytitu’ ilbt'lliln‘.
A load oi anthracite coat is being
unloaded at the wharf of Harris &
(ions.
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—l”orch enclosure. Door ind win
(low screen. tild scrolls. rewircd.
Phone. 1082, St. John S: KPl'Sz'T. build‘
ere. Steamboat ‘
Two registration cards were rc-l
ceived today by (lily Clerk Stephen
Dokuo. One. was from Long island;
and the. other from Pennsylvania. Thef
men are taking no chances of failing"
to register because of the large penal-£
iy attached doing 50. l
A presidential decree of March 12.,
1817, creates an experiment station n"
agriculture and forestry with u gar-l
den of acclimatization, in Venezuela:
It will be located on lands near the:
city of Caracas. and is intended tof
serve as a model for other such sta‘;
(ions to he established in other ports
of the republic.
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A reception and confession of the.
members of thc Children of Mary ‘antl
the lloly Angicl Sodality will be held
tomorrow evening in St. Joseph's
Church at 7:30 o‘clock. More than,
three hundred young people arc ex-
pectt-d to be present. ltcv. ltr. liytuc.
of tht“ Holy (lttost lt'utllt'I's. will um:
lhe Hermon. Vt spars will follow.
A rehcarcal oi‘ the guard and de—
gree team 01‘ the Rebekah Lodge, No.
42. l. ‘0. 0. R, was held last evening.
The Electrical Commissioners of
the. Sccoud District held a meeting
luau night ,‘ind disposcd of routine bus-
inee. The .lietrlct meeting for the
purpose ot‘ :llScllShlllg the new electric
plant and lil‘lltllllf‘nlttl lighting system
will be held on Jtmc 7.
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(‘ontpany l‘. Sci-ond Int'antry has
voted unanimousty to attend the wr-
vices in the. South Norwull: t‘ongregii-
tional (‘hdrt h, tomorrow morning. Fol-
lowing the service thcy will aid in
raising tho liar: on the pole in front
of the church, under the auspices of
the Pleasant Sunday Hour Class, and
‘will be guests of the members at din-
‘ner. The program of the flag raising
will bc found elsewhere.
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-—-(.‘tii down your building cost. Save
on repair ind rcmodcliug bills. let,
our prices. Phone tow. St. .lohn '&
'Kcyser. buihicm, Stcamhoat Place,
I.
At a rccular meeting of Lincoln
Council, No. 4. O. U. A. 11., held last
eveninz. final plans were made for
Memorial Day. it is planned to have
as many members in uniform as po's-
slblo. The Council will be headed by
a drum corps representing the “Spirit
01' '76." All members are urged to b0
on hand at 8 o’clock. Wednesday
morning. After the parudc refresh-
ments will be served in the council
rooms.
The. first quarterly conference of
the First Methodist Episcopal Church
was held la‘st evening in the church
and district superintendent Charles W.
Mactformacx attended the meeting
and presided. Plans for a convention
of the churches of Norwalk were dis-
cussed and a committee, consisting of
Sila‘s Kctchum, Clarence l. Finch and
it. B. Sluuson, was appointed to con-
fer with the. pastor on this subject. It
was also decided to hold union servic-
es of the South Norwalk Baptist,
Methodist Episcopal and Congregax
tional Churches, .
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week in his suit against
Christiano of Greenwich, for compen-l
sation. When one of the doctors in the
case started to testify,
some facts which did not agree with
Gasparlto's ideas
hand, the claimant undertook to cor-
rect him.
er Buckingham soon made it plain to
, . Gasparito, however, that he was in a
" . court room and courtesy must be paid
to others.
'i’to the
LIBERTY LOAN?
dug your as tho. result of the war rcr- factory fer the pot-ltclboolt.
lit-innn hill.
‘t‘fliti‘lllll’lll of tin-
urc.
gthrough some -oi the testimony this
claiming that the pedal members were
injured and‘became absolutely worth-
. less by reason of the tact-that while -——--
' working he got at nail in his foot.
“(tarmac cone, Kai/vim. EI r d &Gl .
“magnum: Mannheim” k , “ 00 . OVCI'
cranium-cities at lite it it» been . “a Wuhio'uon St. ,
is the lain Coat
\ it. n. 't
to than rm s
m lti_l_S_tllilltllIl
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Returns Likely to Jump to!
at bean $30,000,030 Next
Year as Result—~(Iollectorl
Walsh Studies Situation—l .. M ’
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our L Luge. or
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Hall‘ii’l'nnlt 1] t lu'h
unburned, 6 to 2').
Income Tax Clause Mal? Joseph DaViS
Necessiiate Larger Force;
to Handle Returns l 85 Washington Street.
’l‘htt the intwrnal l‘r‘itll‘dt‘. districth“ .
taking in t‘onnwdcut and Rhoda; ‘7 fl " H i .
island will furnish at waist s'tn..,“'hivh usunlh' ...-n: 2*! this mason tori
platoon or the rpgddhdiri...” 1,. belfrmn 2.3 to 30 cents a pound. is being;
bruughl into the treasury by I'm. “valv;:'.i id now in the markets at from if; to.
revenue. l).'lll now littore t‘ongrcss Was. ‘30 cents a pound; string beans, which!
indicated recently at tho ()lllt‘c: of the Usually bring large prices at this «zeal
internal z'cernue collector. it” the bill'Hitll. can lit“ Dill'CllflSt’d from 13 10 7’5
goes through the Senate. in the form cents ‘1 quart; "“91““1’91‘5 are iwingl
in which it passes the House. it 5350“] “W“ 1 ‘0 l" cents, while equally"
likely to revolutioni'le the work of the 10“ W1C” are PliIWd 011 011191“ V989?
departmpm and officials are looking ables. Southern strawberries Eire
forward to the l‘llalehl days in the bringing l-‘5 to 233 WINS a basket. While
history of the. nation‘s tax . in former years the prices have been
when the measure liccomos eti‘ec'ivc, prohibitive [or the poor man. if the.
internal Revenue (‘ollector .latnes high prices of ill or, ccrcals and other
J. \‘l'alsth said that he would lJJl do foodstuffs continue. it in very Hitlcut
maximum on the amount. hict'roni tl‘tt‘ [llt'_ulll that a
district might collect. during, the. (“Jill vegetable dict will he the most Mill»,
ithiit atlan.‘
with“:
His prcdcccssor. he said}
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hail coll-"chat about $3,0Illl,tltitt, Last ‘JUDGE TUTTLE ASKED TO STAY.
your claim Hoodlum had been col-l(s l "‘ _ ‘
lasted and t‘ollec or Walsh said it overnor H0 comb Wants Htm ‘0 Re-
‘ _ , consider Resignation.
wan sale to ussuinc that lit-twecn Mow HARTFORD. May gig—.411 a latte“
would and cinnamon would be. “mph“! yesterday by Judge Joseph
c .llLt'lt‘tl during tho present fiscal ’l‘uttle from Gov. Holcomb, acknowl-
During m, mum”; your these t‘dtttncnt is madc or .ludce 'l‘uttle's let~
tcr of rcaiznation. Sl‘lll ten days ago
by personal messcnccr tit-fore the Leg-
islature adjourned.
- . The gorernor mvs he won too busy
’l“. .I colloctor \\.i.\ not prepared to signing legislative bills and arranging
my how the bill would affect his (lip 1"” ”l“ “'d‘T‘” rcgistratlon to "MT-V
partinctit, which now cmploys sixty- out his plan M seeing Judge 'l‘uttlc
inc men. it the income tax claw-“9 1" nation or at least to suspcnd it for 18‘
“'1' “in. it” ltarfii‘tl It." 111“ “MISC. months, it bcing now too late to ap—i
,ipmim go through the. Senate this point a succehsor and have him con-
mr“. would 1),. mm”)- inadequate to tinned by the (lent-ml Assembly. 'l‘hc
governor regrets til lcrislatt'l- didi
t‘ | WI t' .... ... _' V ' 'not increase the judge’s salary and‘
“" "“‘t’i‘ “ "I’m” “0“” “0“ ‘0 says that Chairmen Boyd and vlCtllOll
cnorinoua proportions. Aside from of the Appropriations committee will
§;,'t"¢l‘.l}' lncrcdqun' thi' income. in-‘Vt‘l‘lly his statement that he did all
iteritnncc. traces-s pronto. liquor, cigar,” thought DI‘ODPI‘ to secure favorable
)r‘Jl'.
could the“) be doubled by the
war revenue mons-
.igttm'r.
lllllltllt‘ lhc inc um: tax returns, as
:t‘ltl tobatco Halczt. ho bill would vir-
tually abolish tlm printout
free list and put a ll)
‘ .ludtzc
l'tlelo‘1l51had not written a reply to the govern—
per cent. ad- or, and for that reason dcclincd to in-
,dltiou to “jump; tarit‘l‘s. new (“313,5 on , innate what his second decision would
nutnul'acturen. aldtucmonts. (‘lllllfi.'lw‘. i1? “1” not consider his ni‘lgltlfll‘
dccmion about resigning, but will lukc'
if.i1‘ii.l“lii‘il.if?! .‘.'.‘.?.“’Z.’"L§i£.fl.'?ii ““1“” ..............,. .... WW” “"
’ ‘ , ' quest to postpone for 13 months the
creased second clan-x “nut mutter rate. date when the resignation shall hp.
All those matters will mean more conic o'fi‘i-ctive. ,
work for the. internal revenue dew“
partment. but (‘oltcctcr Walsh saidt
that he was not prcpurcd to not Q g
nounce what tho ot'i'cct would he. i . _ /,'"
”it would be premature to discuk‘stl (330:6? [gt
thc bill now," he said. "It has not; {$3574 \w'LM
passcd tho Senate, :tJthough it hasl “ 'M' .'
parsed the House, it is admiltrdl .’ “ ‘\\._...—w" >
that vigorous opposition is to be well ' THE— WORLDS ULST
FURNITURE cons
GUARANTuo To cwt‘. SAl I: ate ttcrt
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in the Senate and it is auto to say.
that there will be long conferences.i
it is pointed out that final passage. “Lt“ . our/t
of the bill cannot tic accomplished in: 26F “mom
less than a mouth and, for that red.1 "‘2“ . PontofitNC
run, we cannot lmuc any tittllt'rncnts
on the hill in its present shape. There —
may bc some big changes in it.t M 9 S ' g 1
Everything depends on what clauses? en S Dung '~ “I S
the bill will retain \\‘l‘.v n it goes. '
through the Senate." iAn Attractive Showing oi
The internal rcvrnuc oilices of this]
« Smartly Tailored Models
district in Hartford. New ‘Hnren,
Bridgeport and Providence are pre-
paring for a task of li-srculcan pro-. $12.50, $1500! $18'OO
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CopyrightClothingCo.
So. Norwallt l
portions as the result or the bill bP-'
fore Congress. The I‘nit-i‘gcncy bill.
recently passed. has increased the,
revenue work, but hm: been handled]
without an increasc in the force. Thefi N. Main St.
revenue incnsurc, however, will pro-
,nction. .
’l‘uttlc yestcrtlay afternoon;
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Thou who oontemphtc going away for the holiday will
find all their needs in dress accessories of quality at this
store.
Many superior values are being oilered in WAISTS,
HEOKWEAR, KOSIERY, VEILING, GLOVES, SILK and
_LINGJRIE UNDERWEAR.
@2603 $35..”
iirr‘fcfin‘or’fittficmflbrm’h ri-‘H aura fr: inc-83'" f:
33 WASHINGTON ST.
EU”
' Baby Carriages
and
Gocarts
A new stock which includes many styles With a wide range
of prices. Every one is a special value.
It’s Refrigerator. Time.
Reduce the high cost of living by keeping the food supplies
in an EDDY REFRIGERATOR. All sizes in stock.
anti asking him to withdraw the resig-
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Pumps are very popular.
Well (treated women appreciate our splendid showing or
Pimps of tho very latest model: in ll ll: Pillar
tall and colors. 3 e 1110“ P0 33““
Hosiery to match.
Satisfactory Stockings of all the new and standard shades
of stlk, lisle or high grade cotton.
‘CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Nor walk.
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The Way Sagless Spring?“
The Most Comfortable and Durable of All Badly-f
Springs.
A. .l. Angevine 813099:
RAYMOND 81 SON “...-—
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers. M l D D Y BL O USES .
Wall and High Stu. Nomalk.
> -- -.. V i t‘oat Illitldics in uhitc which with collar and culls of silk V» " ., 4. I;
. ......-..-. "“*”‘ ‘ iiuiah tnntcrial ........................... . . ..... $2.93
r .1 t‘nat Middle» in pink. green and lilttc. with smacking and . "" J3
. . ' white collar tilltl cuil‘s .................... . ...... $2.25
The Clty Natlonal Bank ('u'tt llitldics in white. with collar and coils in Roman
stripes ................................ . ..... $2.00
. , , -. . llliddics in white ............................ . $1.00
The Flrst conSlderatlon Children’s Mitltlics in “into with collar and cufis in con- '
' . _ ‘ trusting color ................................ .. 1.00"
The first contuderation With an or b it . - - . - - . $ '
bank aqcoum should b9 the safety ofytlge 1,?de 0“ 0 Open 3' Llnltlren s M’itlthes in white ........... .' . . . . . ..... -. . . . . . 590
This 13an With us hundreds of satisfied depositors, has CHILDREN SPLAITED SKIRTS, \\‘llllt‘ ....... . . .. 590.
that absolute aecurity desired and a banking service that is ' 1 ‘ '
second-tonone in this Blue. An opportunity to perform a person- ' i '
n1 serwceisalways pleasing to us. J. I MALLETTE
May we have the pleasure of explaining to you the advan- . ' * ‘1
tages we otter? 88 Washington St. South Norwdk. ’
We loan money on farm mortgage. '
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Andrew Davey Inc '
9 . O . . .
, ; NeponsetFloorCoverlng
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk . . ‘
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. at
DOWN THEY GO 1 A. Dickel‘man & Son
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Armour’s Grape Juice . . .. 50c bot. cut to 43c, 25c cut to 20c ' ' ~ “ ‘
£9“ gemudal. Onlions ............. .. ............. 2 lbs. 150
note moapp es, urge ...... . ...... .. . ............ 10 h .
16Sunldst0ranges................................ffzgc , O. B. JACKSON
:ISZSSuéflrdisaIlemons‘ . . .. ............... ... ....... ., . . . . .. 200 _ '
eee atsms.. ................. ........... 25
6 Toilet Paper ......... ' .......... . ..... . .............. 25: OPTOMETRIST .»
4 Grape Fruit .................... . ................... 25c 58 Wall Street. Norwalkfl
, Why Pay More?
aiovrirs
Established 1879
habiy brim; about conditions that
will have to be met with a larger
force.
SUIT FOR LOSS OF TWO TOES.
Gasparito, an italian laborer of Port
Chester. learned this week that the or,
lice oi the compensation commissioner,
in Bridgeport is as much a court asl
any other tribunal. Gasparito listened
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' This Seasons
Pumps
and Oxfords
Are the highest; type of mod.
ern workmanship. '
combining all the necessary
features of woman’s attire to-
day. '
Style, Beauty, Fit, Comfort
and Attractiveness
Contractor i
and stated
0! the mattm at
Compensation Commission-
He is suing for the lost; of two toes,
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fl lentil Nomtk
19 Main St.
Norwalk.
42 Van Zant St.
East _Norwaik.
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ETAMFO
Work and brains will
bring results in the kit~
chen as well as elsewhere
—-provided you have a
range that is itself a. re—
sult of work and brains.
“ A bad or worr‘tout range
' is a hindrance, as well as
being wasteful. For
. service, efficiency, and
economy, the STAMFORD
has no superior.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold
Shell Shut-0n and Other Mountings.
' Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ present»
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
of -;
annulus
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapcs Special Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure.
‘Agriculture Lime.
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Land Plaster.
lu'.
. .Ground Bone
10,000;BEAN POLES
‘ n.
:33 Washington 8;.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms 1) the day orweek. Steam heated. .elcctfi
Italian.
light. and gun.“ Cafe attached ;‘ silo Romano
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