’ Advertise
WAWEDr—J. & J. mu. LTD.
have thrice positions open in woven
name garment to: girls (ll as
theeker 13) mint. on filing. Applicar
lion must be made in writing. State
age, experience, rotary. 110 at
WANTED—MIDWJ'AOBD on El:
deriy woman to keep house for two
men null spring. One desiring a good
home more than large salary. Bury
convenience. .Write P. 0. Box 192, Dar-
ten. 19 3t
WANTED -— THOUSANDS GOV-
ernment war
women wan . ”Windmill. Write im-
mediately to ”lot. Franklin institute.
Dept. 281., Rochester, N. v. cm in
.—
WANTE%ROUTE~MAN “WANTED
823 guaranteed with commission. Box
X care of flannel. '
WANTED—”TO BI'Y A PAIR OI"
horses weight 1,400 to 1,500 lbs. Price
must be reasonable. Inquire phone
2721. Stamford. 18 3t
WANT
m—m
WANTED—SOFT BHiR’l' FOLD-
ers, sleeve insertrrs, felZers,
WANTED—TURNERB TO WORK
In factory.
WANTED -— SHIRTMLKERS. PAY
while learning.
Clueil,,Pealiody
>__& Co. Inc.
COURT LAUREL
~INSTALIS OFFICERS
(Continued from First Page).
or ‘nr. Mrs. McNamara in turn pledg-
ed her foithgul allegiance to the court
and expressed her willingness to con-
tinue the worthy work oi the order, as
leader of the court.
The hall and supper tables were
ill‘citilv decorated with flags. novelty
candle lights. and bud vasei through
tliw court-lay of Mr. A. l-'. Collins. Mr.
James [blindly and Mr. Smith of the
\i'mJn-orlh store. Miss Janet Calla-
han. Miss Alice Splan. and Mls‘a flan.
oi Blake hnil charge of the evenini
arrangements. ,
Miss 'Allce chltwood. Miss Olive
"like. Mills Frances lean. and Miss
ltnien Mailer acted as waitresses for
(h - “Hoover" supper which was sq'v-
ed during the evening,
While the supper was being served
Mist-l Alice Spian effective-‘1 rendered trucking. Office "3199110093 153‘: 30° .
the national hyma, unfurling from the
balcony While singing an immense
.17""l;(..‘l flag. The arrangement, was
mist attractive and Miss Spian re-
' coin-d repeated encores. graciously .re-
Inna. long. Trail."
is thr- final feature of the evening
("out-t laurel presented to Mina Hazel
'iai-tiw past grand recent. 3 beautiful
lril’alirre. a testimonial of the respect
and esteem in which Miss lilolte was
told. Miss Blake sweetly acknowl-
ridged the glfi‘ and expressed her so-
preciation of the h\autlfl.‘ triblfie to
her.
aTATE GETS BIG
BEOUEBT BY WILL
0F CANDY MAKER
NEW HAVEN. .lan iii—Under the
will of Andrew R. Bradley. a candy
manufacturer. who died here recently,
the state of Connecticut and the. Hart-
ford institute for the Blind will event-
ually become beneficiaries to a large
extent as will also Cavalry Baptist
church oi this city. The estate left by
Mr. llrsdley is large but has not yet
been inventoried and the life use oi It
its bequeathed to his wife. Mrs. Adr-
laidt- A. Bradley. . .
('pon her death many churches and
civic associations will receive sums
from 81,000 to 05,000 and the residue
will revert to the life use of Lawson
W. Hall long in the employ of Mr.
Bradley. At; )lr. Hall's death the es-
tate will be divided one-half to Cal-
vary Baptist church and the other half
. ioythetinstitutc for the Bilri and to
mi hate tor building good roads. To
secure its share in the estate Ir.
liradlr-y provided that the Baptist
1"”.1 ."il must raise an amount equal to
l 'w l<:‘-:]:~(‘~t, ‘
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A
meats-
a
w... r... not...
Mascots Advs.
mummmwoaumm'
mmmmuwunm. Mano
mm Calm. 'mwmm' m-
‘ ‘ railroads have ”"1“ tracts cor-
dset their man mm aili
Isince tbe'govmort assumed conr.
[trots arrow of was» hr.
.ereaaes have been Why the in—
....—.- .
Steve Prince, of Cross street. is
.enoanodtolusbowiewitb shed at-
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- NOTICE MLI’HWAL IROPII.
TY
Nouns isvbwobyrglvnitbot a public
hearing will be held Tuesday evening.
January minis.~ v. 3 o'clock, in the
Council Chambers. concerning the
tonic of the following porno-oi WOM-
'm’
'70 LIT—A NICEY FIJINIHBD
arOspsDonbiel’rios.
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8
3
FORM.
— .—-_
l
l
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‘ iron once—«a noses. 0000 FOR
front room with heat, bath and meals, light and heavy work. Will sell cheap b‘“
cranked-morn
. Momma-bum
‘ Strllooorendmtoltplotod‘byony;
ilsbor «pollution. it is sold. and
o
r t
m...“ wage question-will not bentlmeI.S.Co..C.-N.G..bas~returned
I tbedirector-gooorll as demands. The
labor iesders‘sro represented,” not
seeking to take advantage of morn»
meat operations to press for more pay.
rather as pointing out the neces-
sity of was! to mm‘
of the trio.
.—--
Private 80! lorrilield of the 35th
his post after mom a chart fur-
.loudl attire home of his parents on
Rowayton avenue.
W
bliss Natalie Bloom , daughter of
toi
it! hem-to the (lily of 'Norwalk:
gm, 5 horses and 2 wagons, truck
load bar-ones in the Fire Deportmont.
second 1 sale in the Charity Depart-i
moot, Third all the revolvers and;
:oquiprnent of the auxiliary police. '0'
cnlled. All persons interested thereinl
are hereby notified to appear. and be
‘heard thereon, if they oo‘dooiro.
I’M?! my" I. y: '
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r
burns AND resents...
. Wilwfl .
Iamczce iiiictt Palmtz' died early "‘
this in: 2‘11an at the 120m of bisonr- t"
onto, Mr. uni Afro. Ward 6. J's", _
8 Rowan street. after a, sT-o:t illness ._.
d diphtheria. lie is survived by his .1
wants, one sister. has “out.
two brothers. Charles Ward Pal-0t
M Edward Willis Palmer. all of this ,
city. It‘ll-3‘1 services which will be:
strictly prlvcto will take phoo lib:
ofternoonlfrcrr.‘ the late home. inter .'
meal will be in Riverside Cemetery. ...
I .
Funoral of Afro. Rood
Funeral services for the late.
Anna Amelia Reed were new:
morning at 10, from tbe‘fuim’nl ell“
?'——
or without. Either gentleman or lady. as owner has no use for some.
Dunn-ll: located. sure» 1.. care of inquire at :4 Water 81.. so. Norwalk. 3" "n" WNW“ “mm” “L “d “'5- "Wm" ”‘m- °‘
trial. , flow on venue has returned it.
Up to the pleural the only salts! ”1 a '
; W“ 'i i” 0'" 9‘ "‘"w‘l w“ of r. H. saunas. s4 south diatomj ’
1“" 6" °‘ “Wm ""- ‘uuet, new. a. n. AndcrIOn of the ‘
r <. -.
Sentinel. l
i
TO LET—2 noose UNFURNlSH-
ed or furnished to let for light trouser
keeping. Inquire at 76 Taylor aye-hue.
* . . t . - u ..
FOR ”hi—PAIL! H0118! demands for flu increases consider- St. Vincents Academy at hework. othl'veosrgi: SJ“ ”"0, “d W tan-nylon Baptist Church ofllciatbl-
ed by Director McAdoo are those pro- ” ’-
oentod by the four railway brother‘ . _
hoods and the Witchmen's union The meeting oi the Daft Finger Cir-
wbooc prenident. 8.” 3- Heberling. 0011- do which was to have been held at
was one-bat acre or land on War:
lorwatk Rondo-oar Connecticut Turn
pike. lust be sold at once to clooO
l
Altos!“ “WING nitonnnrsos.
City Clerk.
itiou now open. Men, .
l
South Norwaik, Conn.
;eltate. .Ssssil amount of east: nontr-
——- ‘od, balance on mortgage.
TO LET—THREE 1100MB Wf‘f'H "Keogh & CAM”, All”. United Bank
Dart WWI.
rent, inquire Frank Libner.
Two minutes’ mg. Tot. 05-8.
milk from it. B. stolen. dleaaonable‘
110 3t
nue. $2,500 cash, balance on mortgage
W “1—4 300118 AND BATH st 5~pcr cent, 8 room house. bath and
over the A. A P. Store at 35 Van Zant extra toilet, electric light.
Inquire. at 59 SeaVIPw coal range, Garage and ‘t
:8 3t houses. One block from trolley.
street rent 313.
avenue.
83s and
chicken
Posv
TO LET—n5 ROOMS AT 12 CHEST-
session February 1st. Can be seen any
time. A“ bargain for a quick buyer.
nut street. second floor. Inquire of F. Ladd a Nichols, real estate, Green-
D. Lawton, i0 Bayviow avenue. :7 It wieh. Conn. Tel. 1717.
M..- _ _
ro Lev—Lilian omen noon
in Masonic buliAlnx. Rent .12. Steam
in?
heated. For further particulars
quire Donnelly's Stationery store. ‘
17 3t
_4
Bury AMENDMENT
MAY PASS HOUSE
'9“!in from Tint Pun
; United Grocery.
TO,LET-(i ROOMS WITH ALL/in ‘N m
provements. Furnished or unfurnished “0",",
.at 106 South Main street, inquire at man 8
bench in the gallery for of-
f the National American Wo—
ufl’ragc Association. These
,guests included Dr. Anna' Howard
,Shaw. .Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt.
1'0 LET-2 APARTMENTS
irooms éacli. at 9848 Taylor vellum.
city. inquire lira. R. Tarlov. 16 Grov
street, city. Telephone 1552-12.
‘Mrs. Helen H Gardiner Mrs M
. . . . sud
iWooil Park and Miss Rose Young.
Scattered through the crowded gal-
” lcries were Suffragists of :both factions
from all parts of the country and
i
Iey Co.
TO LET—BRICK BUILDING, UN- "nu.
,lon street, suitable for stornse. ltoom tv were m"
{for four auto cars. '11.: water: t 3511- cum ., a
many members of the anti-suffrage
Leaders of the Woman's Pur-
e in force, hailing the oc-
llflory for the White
., House pickets. . ,
I 1'0 LET—FLOORS 01" 8 AND
:tric lights and improvements. Bent
inns. Tel. A601 or 473.3.
‘rooms‘ each. Pleasantly situated, elec-
moderate. inquire 34 Woodward live-
The session of the House was open-
ed with prayer by William Sundav.
the evangelist. who invoked dIVIne
mercy on the president, the Cabinet.
the Allies and American soldiers.
He referred to the world as sin
4 i
' | Fort oALE—Slx noon trousn
'wlth all improvements and seven
‘ acres of «land. One mile from city cenv‘
'ter or Wall street. Owner anxious to
' sell. Price $8.500.
, Ask John T. Haves
No. " Main 81'... Horwslk.
1 REAL. ESTATE—INSURANCE
f'llf-‘ii. denounced the Germans as a
"woliish park of Hum," uni prayed
for peace.
In the Senate, where a similar for
,olution. favorably reported, Is now on
tht‘ calendar awlting action. an early
.vote is expected. but with present
,pmspects unfavorable.
5 Recent polls taken by Senator (‘ur-
‘tis. of Kansas. Republican and lloliis,
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Have your ashes, coal and all kinds
lnqniro
FOR SALE—58 FRANKLIN AVF}
(81'de with ‘1'. ’HCAOOO yesi‘ 1.]. m the home of I". Fred Stabeii 033
'orctiierhcods case will be investigated
by a board of four. to bo mod by the
Director General (my, ”a be ugo'postponrd to.- two weeks, on account ”:30 a. m.——Modernte will h lbilr
may ask this body t inquire into the.
:twitchmen's demand, which now is
being considered by a committee of
railway executives representing all
roads.
Favors After War Control.
('corge W. Anderson. momber of the
Interstate Commerce. Commission and‘
author of Clo Administgiwnn itailrosd
bill. declared firmly this afternoon
that the section of the bill which pro
vides that the railroads shall not re 1
vert to tilolr owners unil Congress“
”m" 5" provide, "m" not he “WM",- liatn Abmutv, who died in Newark. 1‘1.
Commissioner Anderson appenrrd a5 a
fitness More the House interstate
t'ommerce Committee.
Representative Non‘nglie )1 Virgin-
ia. (bier-ting to the proviiio'l rf indefi-
nite control after the war. asked if it
were not an implied promise to the
people that government operation or
ownership would continue Indefinitely, Bpatist Church officiating. lntermcnti
Mr. Anderson admitted this might be. was in Union Cemetery. Masonic oer-inrmng exceptions, gaining from 1 to
true. Ilut. he. declared. to create a
eituatirn where a bill must pass, any
a yrar after the war close-1. retaining
the roads to their owners or failing to
II'H'II them. would open an unhourd- New York. by Jameaflollenn. muster. United Cigar «Stores reflected poor,
of opportunity for stock market ms- 01 Old Well lodge”, of South Norwn‘k-facmmes, Liberty 3 l-2's sold at
i
nlplllatoril and speculators.
"We have taken ever.” sold Afr. An~
tiers-on. “the largest business ever as.
sumed i;v any government. We have
taken a larger property than when we
annexod the Philippines. We are op.
crating the roads with an entire «ifsrer
yard frr private competitive rights. if
we Were to trim hack the roads after
th» war is finished. with traffic eondi-l
lions and militt confused nun disor-
ranged. it would miau iniusticc to
many mails and destru‘ririn II some i
it would mean flaps to the, holders of
securities."
“This is a war measure: what is the
difficulty of setting o definite date for
its automatic repeal?" asked llepre
sentative Montague.
. “in the first place." answered Mr.
Anderson. "this Congress cannot bind
the course. of future Congrose. Ad-‘
mitted that we need some legislation.
m1], In mv opinion. the Congress will
not want to have a :itopwatch hold air
it while it deliberates such great qucs
lions." (,
Government ownership members of
Highland avenue. the eighth. has been
of the bad Weather.
D‘l'lrg the coal shortage many
owners of timber lands have begun
wtorl ’ll‘t‘il'ig operations, to “time
wood aa’a source of fuel. and wood-
lots which have not been touched by
an axe to years are centers of .ac
tivity. ‘
I.
Funeral services for the late W“.
J" m“ “b" d” ”d "w” M’ "3. WALL STREET N000“Th"’m"’isth. by Deputy Grand Sachem Wil-' ~
brought to Rownyton by Funeral Div
rector D. W. Raymond. were held
from the home of Alfred T. Radcliffe.
yesterday afternoon at 2:30, 109'.
Henry F. Anderson of the Romanian
vices were held at the grave. Mr. Ah-
muty having been n member of Plots-immor- specialties
eor Intige, No. 20. l". and A. 51., of
The pail bearers ”were John B.
Lowrence. W, G. Crockett, John- Neu-
gabaur, ll. Ramos and Arm" .
Iowndes, all members of Old Well
Lodge. '
WILL KEEP TABS
ON DELINQUENTS
(Continued from First Page).
-——-+-
wages, salaries. tents or other items,
There will also be reported dividend!
payments. customer's dcalingsthrouall
broilers. and Interest paid on bonds.
irrespective of the amount.
”The failure to file such reports
of information is punishable by a fine
not in excess of 81.000.‘ and for mail
ing a false report a fine not to can,
cred 82,000 and imprisonment for a
year. or both.
"So that a taxpayer who is an em-
ron‘ ’av‘in ’wau 'omnr’ , i
NEW YORK. Jail. 10. Wall omen]
i
of the:
rings. equipments and some
less active war losses at the opening
of today’s Stock Market were counter-l
balanced by small recessions in U. 8.1
steel, Bethlehem Steel and American;
Telephone. Motors, oils, tobaccos and‘
specialties were irregular. Gears-Boe-
buck gaining 3 points. There was olllvI
in limited inquiry for rails at nominal}
gchanges. Ubeyt 3 i-2'a were stood“
with a slight shading of the 4's.
-_,— __ .
liet lapsed into extreme dullness after:
the first hour, the trend becoming:
more irregular especially In prominent.
war issues. Reactions in steels. mo 1
tors and out ran' from 1 to 2 points.‘
Shippings and a few equipments were'
2 1-2 points. Similar advances 8111008;
initiating unseen;
fproferred. National Enamelllng. and
its.“ to 98.70. First 4's at 97.98 to
,97.90 and Second Fours at 96.62 to.
'96.“.
ill mm 1'
sou, till Stalin,
liliiiilltlll it its
“Papa's Dlopapsln" Is Quickest, Stir.
est stomach Relief Known-
Try it!
[Gallagben B. Nash and R. 1. Oliver.
I'rhe body was um to Riverside bola.
etery and placed in a vault'at the son-
.veiilence of the family. '
UNCAS TRIBE OFFICERS.
The following have been elected ‘
offloers of Iincas Tribe. No. 20.1w:- “
proved Order of Red lien, for the
ensuing term:
Sachem—A. D. Ferris.
Senior Sagamore— William ffnnsler.
junior Sagamore—‘Lcstcr finish.
Prophet-~11. Jq‘ Oliver.
K. of W.—A. M. Pholrnan.
C. of W.—-Wllliam Miller. ,1
C. of R.—_ Stuart C. Marshall. ’
Trustee for three yearn—C. J.“Pres- ’
cott.
Representatives—A
. I). Ft‘rf'iSJI, H. .
Oliver.
Officers will be installed Janus"
bur fiuhbell. of Norwalk. .. ,5
The Red Men of the New England
States have purchased an ambulance
and shipped it to Camp Ayer, is n
igift from their order. s
sh seminar All
sun's. CilA'I'S Allll
DRESSES
The Little Shop
60 No. llaln'SIrect
“fig!
Reining 'n. all other
makesfbsold. rciltdd
repelled Rentals 04
per month. Ilacblm
sold at. $5 per month .
PLUMBER
Smite,
| Time it! Pope's Ulapepsln will
lsweeten a sour. gnssy or out-of-order!
’stomacb within five minutes.
i if your meals don't - . comfortably]
ior what you eat lies like a lump of 3
lead in your stomach. or if you have.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
I“ Fairlloid Ava. Didnooort. coon
REBUILT TYPEWRITEHS- L. I
_.__,.._.—-J
of light trucking done by Pulleril-Ix-
press. All orders left at Harrald's
barber shop. Raymond street. Tel.
1551. no 3t
M ”W Hampshire, Democrat. ”0'” 'h" committee "de questions 'mch 2;);ng 01011:th '231'...T,2,°T§.1"y"r0h":3heartburn that is usually a sign onN. Y., N. H. & H. M TAB“
.. . ‘ ;. . .. n. . " lv 1 .w '1 their Intention of main . ~ . am un ' ‘
“"0”“ Tuna“. "‘d-'“"‘ l‘ f‘"" "" ' rnrridi‘it fwcrations as. an argu’: of wages or salary he has receiverl,§acidlty of the stomach. . - ~
]_V (4080 5971:“? V01? wt, . i in : “lit {01‘ “"1“"? control. Although if 3800 01' OVOT. and (hp gamp (any: Get from your dmgglst a, fifty-08111 In nflect NOV. 25, 1917
apparently in the majori... ing that he was an ownership ad. ployce will report to the eolieett'lr.!case of pang, Diapepgln and take a ‘ ,
Senalor Jones. of Niel" .'L'Si to Mr Anderson made these two '0' example. ”'9 amount 0' '9'" ht" s on can There SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
. . ' ‘ ' ‘ ' . aid to his Iandlord'lf it was soo “”9 3"" ’5 ‘°°" " V ' _ - 9x 5235:. 6:491. ii=05-
chnirmnn or the Senate Women Suf- 8" "5 ‘0 "Pam“ ““th- z", ' i ortwill be no sour risings no belching oil 8 if? M.7 118‘: '. .5“ 3.21, 3.59;,
. - - "Oh. of Course. the fact thatihe ov- ~ ' ‘ 5" x, 3 ' " ' ‘ ' ' I
"a" committee, ”id Wilf- hO‘Vflér- ammo", was loreézi'to take mung“, "in the collector's office. arrange-’nndigcsted food misc. no acid. no.9:24. 9:39. 10:333.10:521.
that if the resolution passes the m.” in ”u, stress 0' war will be used merits intro being made to chat]: stosnacb g“ or heartburn. runners or; P. iii—12:03, 12:52 (Stamford only)- ":1.
1:091. 1238:, 3:02x. 3:29, 4132:, 522k,
LFlahcrty, proprietor. Trucking. Lon
‘distance hauling. Light and heav
: House connection.
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
House. an effort would he made to
bring it up for consideration, in the
Senate with the least possible de-
lav.
"The president's action in coming
out in support of the Suffrage resolu-
8
3
evening, helping those people who hit
trouble in doing so. to fill out their
questionaires.
Some of the members of the Legal
Advisory Board’were in session in the
ennnding with "Joan D'Arc" and “The city court room in the City Hall last
lion. 1 think, will have a material ef-
fort in securing the passage of the
Chairman Jones.
6, lteprescntntlve roster, of Illinois.
ial rule which fixed four hours for
AGENTS ,
Old Dominion Line
T0 Old Point Comfort and Points
in Virginia
CLYDE LlNE
SAVANNAH 1.1le
To all points in Florida, Georgia
and the South.
1.11 Layton & Co. Inc
Real Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. South Nomatk
five o'clock.
Representative Parker, of New .ie
opposing the amendment.
sinus NEED rszomo
They Usually Feed
Now is the film.
rportsman points out, for
especially game birds. to help in D
_.__- ___.'__.........,.. ..
WANTED I
Machinists II feat liters
Machine Blacksmith
.I. sad [i operators
P. and W. Operators
for Chuck and liar work.
Only firsxclass help need
only. April In letter or
person.
(Americas & prisoner
.Craceot Ave. Irldleporl
/
l
in danger of starvation, Grains spread
"9“? "'9 ”Edi”! PM“ i“ ““97"" with their own organization if there the proper time the line is not in my.
flocks will be a great benefit to the had pr. on greater government
birds and will keep them alive until in many directions.
I‘ihcy can secure food for themselves.
I
i
one
Molar a good deed but will be follows
:mluloflef of ash and game.
opent'd the light by offering the spec- ““719 W" 070!
sev. Republican, led off in the debate.
ice Storm Covers Up Booties Where
a prominent
farmers in: been done has been done because ,
and all who are Interested in birds. Commander are concerned. for failing to make a.
ro-
VWM “"1 '0' them. The present in to past. We think the president crease of the tax by 50 M CNN-3
ire storm has covered 11’ all the Wh‘ must have had good reasons for his a
as. mm and nhrubl from which the tion and we are going to support hi
birds obtain their feed so that thcv are ’3
That the bird! miss their uni fetid
flock near his home and it be scat- with it
’ face
. tern grain around he will not only be ”
. lug out the mom of “I! "m °°" vino menu. 70 am street
as an argument. and r, riiz‘ltftll nrgu .
ment. by those who favor national con-
trol rermonently.
"Certainly the old status ought nev-
er in he ro-Mtahiished."
He was referring in bis last arrawer
lo the control of ,iproperty by what he
enliui irresponsible dirrctorates. It
was such as t‘lpy, he said, who had
wrecked the, New Haven- .‘lever again.
‘moni-y Inl’o railroad enterprises In a
large wov un
ected them against such
rds
Mr.
~“by the respective average rates
r charged on such classes of property not on
during the three years ended June so.
1917."
over the railroads was indoraed by
‘,Iuliun Kru-ttsclmitt oftlla fiotllhei‘tl
Pacific before the Senate
;l.o sa‘d. wczz
titers" and continue to work loyally.
. "We consider," he said. "that what
It was the opinion a! the
in Chief. the president. an accessory.
and we are going to work an onslly as
c
s
lick-l to the best of our ability.
"I think the railroads could have.
done more by voluntarily agreement
support
There is certain
resistance. however. that probably
could not have been given under pri-
vate ownership.
e no criticism to make."
v---.-—-i———.o.___.._
m.
soll avenue. Saturday. Care Sentinel.
LOTT-GOLD 'WRIBT W
, Not-walk.
across these different returns. »
"The number‘of anonymous com
munlcations that fire office of the col-
lector. rrceives dailv. commonly call-
ed ‘squealef would nstnnlsli the av-
erage citizen.
thought they have succeeded in evad-
ing tar. 'do not hesitate to boast of
it
n letter to the collector calling his
resolution through the Senate," sald’he prr'iicted. would Investors put their attention to that fact.
"These leiters,will mcc'lvo prompt
less the government in attention this year. and no attempt.
er the source
will he made to tiiecov
' ill the
’of the communication. nor w
.Anderson“submittcd an amend- taxpayer who is found delinquent be?
reneral debate and reading of the N“. ment to the Administration bill to de" given any inkling as to the manner in ”an“ "Paps Diapepsln
for amendment to begin not later than terrnlno depnrc'auon and maintenance which his delinquency was discovered,
‘P‘rom tblslt Is to be seen that
ly the' taxpayer's own state-
ment as to what he received will he
on hand in the collector’s office. 'but
President, Wilson's ariion in taking also the statement. of the people who mum. it Won“ in ”m. home...
pald' sums to the taxpayer will be
tiled. Even brokers' nemants some-
interatate times carried on their lodgers in code --
(‘rmmnrce Committee.“ The railroads. timbers or other means of avoiding,
- going to be "good not. the disclosure of customers names;
will be subjected to scrutiny and to-
part.
“The penalties so far as Individuals
report. at the. proper time is a fine
not in excess of 81.000 and an in-
for matting n fa}so' report, a line no
i
in excess of 02,000 or lmpl-inonment
for one gvear. or both. and an inn
, crease of tax of 100 per cent. Whom
a corporation fails to file a report at
cells of 010.000 and an increase of 100
per cent. in tax and imprisonment of
not more. than one year. or both. will
be the punishment imposed.
.4" the railroads, “Where an oillcer of a corporation
*9 Widmmd by lb? '30! lb“ 1‘0le however. have accepted the situation, it matted bv law {and fawn-or 9,7)
,floclrs have come very close to houses and we buy
.in the outside districts and have
’nouahl for grain. The feeding of grain
to the some birds is a‘klndly act and
that will benefit both tbmfsrmer
'as “well as the sportsmen. livery
'farmer knows whether or not there is
a corporation's return, makes a false
return in order to reduce or evade the
. wt. he is liable to a linear an amount
’not in excess or $2,000 or intprlson-
merit of not more than one. year: or
‘I
LOOP-WEED CHAIN on will. mt
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.il
at noon. .Tbnroati‘y, be-
, tween Washington street bridge and
Nabockwno Ziotei. Liberal reward. Vii
OR. OHAMIIILMN FOUND
GUILTY.
, coucuuxo. Vs. III. 8.—-Dr. m
w. ammo was today found
Inuit-guilty of the murder of his broiler, .
110 Stand sentenced to life imprlsoo'nont.
to some friend and the rcsult ii'
iheavy feeling in the stomach, nausea. ,
i'tlebllitntinl; headaches or dizziness i
inin will all go. and. besides, there.
,will be no sour food left over in tltci
Somt- anpiP who hflVi‘nuomacb to poison your breath With 35;,“
auseous odors. .
Pape's Diapepsin helps to neutrons!“
the excessive acid in this stomach:
which is causing the food fermenta-
~tlon shim-creating proper digestion.
/ Relief in five minutes is waiting
for you at any drug store.
loose large fifty-cent cases contain
” to usually
keep the, entire family free from stom- .
sch acidity and its symptoms of imii
gestion, dyspepsia, soul-noes, gases.
heartburn, and headache,
n ‘/
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Adv.
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' $2.75 to $5.98
Gellebe ,
So. florwoll'
Albert 1".
30 Wssbiulon It s
Phone 100-2. Prompt Deliverr
Any Store
(lr Stock at Merchandise
Bought for Cash
Address 0. care Sentinel
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