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Harris 3; Guns *
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That’s All
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53 War. Mull
Ti. 19:
Cl'iy Newsj
Fred Small, owner of the Norwalk
ll
'sosiuhdimoss ‘
ml. ERS
and. membership whee-:5 used by tho
solicitors and find the same correct.
We want to intro this' opportunity
no 9191'7S8,Cll tthall oi Korwuik
Chat-tn: i) you and to Mr. Lockwood
our thanks and appreciation of the
gloat, success of the Membership
Drive which waa made under most dis-
couraging weathrr wnditiona.
Yours rely trulv.
GEORGE L. WOOIJWARll.
Chairman.
Nomalk. Colin.
Jan. 31. 1918.
Mr. Henry 1’. Price. treasure-r,
Norwalk Chapter Amelican National‘fi“
i
Red Cross,
Norwalll. Connecticut.
Dear sir-0n Ilfhalf of Mr. Monica
D. P. Lockwood. jr.. as=Lstnnt treasur-
er. I hctcwith hand you a. statement
under date 0! January 28, 1918, 0! re-
ceipts and disburscllwnls oi iii-.7
(Continued from First Page). I
I
HERE it Applioo to Entertainment. oivcn
mu.
1“ “W ;‘ .:.f
for Bentfit 1! Lodges.
..,_,...._. ,
All internal] six-letter.
associations. cannula: admission: to
entertainments, except where the pro-
coeds go in their entirely to some le-
Lgl'ulis tincmional or tllaritabie pur-
port. mtl-l pay ”11‘ war tax on sales
oi tickets.
in .. oulicv jnzt Lentil. Internal
Ryan-mic Collector Walsh states that
many li-tttl's have bet-n leceil't-d b) all organizations when: IIII‘ bencntrl
’. Phoae113-3
the department asking for informa-
tion as to whether internal societies,
orders or associations conducting en-
terlainmcnts, the entire- procceds of
which are turned into the lodge tress-
uries ,are required to collect the ad-
mission tax under section 700 of tho
oi 0v". :2. 1917.
To be Exrlilp', Mr. Walsh rules, all
CUT THIs OCT-«IT IS WORTH
MONEY
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Don't miss this. Cut out this slip.
(‘hr'txua' Mvmbcrslli Drin- oi the .
I” h p enclose with 5c and mail it to Fair)
American "National Red Cross.
Receipts snow collcct
ltliabumclnents (campaign ex-
i pcnsr-s) ...................
Balance .................. $3518.20
f This is covered by (ht-ck given you
dated January 28. 1918. At your con-
venience. will you please examine t*n- tor pain in sides and back;
ion; («$3,810.50 5 Co. 2835 Sheilield avenue,
Chicago
[11,, writing your name and address
923° clearly. You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley's lion
or and Tor Compound. for coughs.
colds and crew; Foley Kidney Pills.
rheuma
closed statement and at an ext. list: tism, backache, kidncy and bladder all 1
”W” “ M” “m I .m” “m .mnts, and Foley climatic Tablets aI
.vouchcrs, etc., for apptotal. I i ,
‘ .wholeaome and thoroughly cleansing
. Yours very truly. .
l JAMES WOOD, {cathartic for constipation. bliiouo
I sert. Sold at All Stores.
om * 1.... ' '
a. bean spells-m
or charitable purpose.
The charity .organiution, he further
adds must be brad emnsh to in-
ordors or cludo all persons. it is not regarded;
as charity when an organization such
as a lady; ctc., holds an intermin-
ntent. the proceeds 0! which are plac-
ed in the lodge treasury 1') be LII:-
trihnled only to members of UM» org».-
aizaiion or ds-l cationic.
A! the internal revenue nmc.
decision was Inlt'l'lll‘e’lt‘tI so
. t'n's
include
of the organisations new only to be
held thlough membership tickets. in
such class Ullli'l‘dln said, the Y. )1. t'.
A.. and the Y W. C. A. and many
private bfflflillzalhnb‘ “rating {or
members only, would be includcd.
Benefits for the American lied Co»-
society, however, will Mllain untan-
able. ,
4
Some of our politicians deny that
tiny are dishonorable as they strictly
‘carry out theil pledges to til“ grant-rs;
THE GREATEST
, FOOD VALUE
ll’risbie’s Pies
Immune-teller-
Bowling Alleys. is in New York ('Ily‘
today on a business trip,
Philip Raymond of Adams avenuc.‘
has reported to the local police that
a number or robes and other things
be stolen from his auwmobilc while
1! us in his garage Tuesday nllht.
—Fiit.b anniversary, Brand's Jewel-
ry store. By» glass cases, eye glass
holders, chains, Trames. mountings,
lenses, at reduced prices.
The New York East Methodist
.lpiscopal contort-nee will be held in
New Britain, April 18 to 22 in the Trin-
ity .\i. E. church. iiishop Rufus D.
Wilson of New York will preside.
Many oi the local stores will re-
main open all day Friday. But Joacph
built, proprietor of the store at 55
Washington street. will remain closed.
Other merchants whose atoms are to
to open are advertising that fact in
this paper. '
-—-A call at Austin's Garage, Seavicw
arcnue, will save you money. on any'
, , thing you oped to; your auto. Phone
" 1959. Ford work a specialty.
Timothy J. McCarthy. Norwalk's
well-known tight promoter, who has
been employed in a Bridgeport muni-
tions plant, was a visitor in Norwalk.
Tueoday night. He stated that he
will leave for St. Paul, Minn, this
week. where he will take up his old.
trade. that of a straw hatter.
Battling Run: the local scrapper,
he started his training for the fight
with Pete Hartley on the night of Feb-
ary 28 at the. Arena in New Haven
Battling Gans at New Yorlc started
training Kunz yesterday. The Nor-
Ialk boy is In exceptionally fine form
and by the looks of. things now, Hart-
ley will have one of the stillest lights
of his career when he tackles Kunz.
The special committee oi Trinity
Ien's club appointed to investigate
tthe matter of a change of rooms, held
a. meeting at the office of D. W. M)'-'
The situation,
loud last evening.
was thoroughly discussed from all
adopted to be presented to the clot)
" at the meeting to be held next Mon-
day evening at 8 o’clock. The rooms
in the Trust Company building will be
open for inspection Sunday from 3 to
5 o'clock, and members are earnestly
urged to take this opportunity to fa-
.illarlze themselves with the project
no they will be able to vote intelli-
gently at the meeting Monday even-
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i Save/For
Nelellller’s ,
eras sour! .W
from comma sav-
. _ {melanomas
"_ g: in! want you
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l Norwalk, Conn. January 28. 1918.
L FINANCIAL REPORT.
Receipts and Disbursements. Ameri-
can Rod (‘ross Christmas Membership
Drive.
Rooelptl.
.fl‘licul.“ (‘F- K H..Ci8 2
3688 annual ml‘liiIHH'S at $153,688.00
44 subscribing l'nclllbcrs at $2
j3 contribution numbers at $5
1 sustaining llwrllb‘r at $10..
9 Junior members wt 50c.... 4.50
2 annual mt‘mlli'l‘slllllfi handed
ill by Mrs. Slums, who did
15.00
not get the names of sub- .
. scr.belil .................. 2.00
Various small amounts donat-
cd ....................... 3.00
’ Total ..................... $3,810.50 ‘
. Dilbursemonu.
‘Bishop & Lyrics bill Jan. 1-18
: coal ........................ $ 7.75
Southern New England Tele-
phone Co. bil‘. Dec. 24-17 .....
Jesse Wliltcht-ad Jan. 18-18 ser-
vices as janitor .............. 3.00
88.00 .
10.00
Campaign Manager. I pass. headache and sluggish bowels-V
Try Them.
Balloon-Powell Corporation. 1
. ' TO-LET
. Hm. rials, loans, Bang Inulaotory. ”twang, South
: Not-walk, last. lat-walk, Bowayton. Can suit all classes of
- tenants. Pnoesrangingfrom$5to$50pormonth
f RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
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SKIRTS
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BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS $1,00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25
BLACK HEATHERBLOOM ........ $1.25, $1.98, $2.00, $2.25
BLACK HEATHERBLOOM in extra also ............... $2.25
BLACK SKIRTS with Hothorbloom Ilop and Bill: Plounce $2.50
BLACK SILK SKIRTS . ..... $2.00, $3.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.98
I. I. MALLET TE
SI WANG”! 81'.
soon IOIWALI.
.Cioaod I p. m. Saturdays mun.
till further notioot
A. ll. Morgan
The Gotham Co.
DE C 0 RA TORS
NEW GOODS now In noon
- m
mummam-mmtmandihom
Iolohulliuam of utilit all hung‘ showman.
bly lovely little garments. y as w as
Beautilul models oilwaohablo tin and oropo chino
flesh pink andwhito "' d' ’ in
Various st lea 'th id ' ’ .
”m0“. y wx w a ribbon, not caring: and lace in
Othermore elaborate alipovsrmod withiuohd -
gotta top, deep V neck, Punch momma M
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Twin City Distributing Agency
Jan. 2-18 bill lmslPr ..........
Myrtle M. Cotter. Jill). 15-18
stenographcr, rccclpts ...... 10.00
L. J. Reynolds & Sons bill Jan.
12-18 removing liFIli‘S ........ 2.50
Eleanor Hughes Jan. 21-18
stenographcr. rt-ct-ipts ....... 10.00
James Wood Jan. 24-18 various .
expenses ..... . .............. . 9.25
‘E. I", O'Connor liill .Iiill. 24-18
' barn and wagon to \Vt-st Nor-
wallt .. ...................... 2.00
I’OSlmnstcr Nor‘i . Iii. t‘onn.. 3700
1c stamps for l'eci-ipts....... 2:7.th
' Total ....................... $92.3 .
To balance account, clll‘ck or-
der 0! American lit-ii Cross
Norwalk Chapter ......... 3,718.20
.................... $3,810.50
I Tolfil
'conponATlou moon/ls
BLANKS SENT our
I
Blank torms ham l- in sent out by
the state tax cOillmlsaiI'mPT to manu-
facturing, mercantile. and other mis-
cellaneous corporations doing busi-
ness in the state, for the return of
the net income to III" commissioner
{or state taxation pulposes. The
Monks are similar to those used in
previous years and the items oi in-
come and expenditures are identical.
with these used by the federal gov-
ernment in determining the net in-
come of corporations.
are due at the odice oi‘ the tax com-
mission April 1.
Among the items of information re-
quired for the filling out of the.
blanks. arc the amount of paid-up cap-
ital stock outstanding at the close of
the year. or if no capital stock. the
amount of capital employed in the
business at the close oi the year, the
par value share oi the stock and the
total amount of bonded and other in-
terest-bearing [indebtedness at the
close of the year. ‘
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RIGHT AT HOM E.
I "Are you going to the debate at the
,club tonight!”
— I “No. A debate is something i never‘
'have to leave the house to hear."
Join the Joins/Ted Class
- some Ill
The reports ‘
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PRICES $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 UP 1'0 $3.98. I
so wasnmo'rou s'r.
Educator Shoes
Are scientifically constructed tor a per-
iecl lit tor the growing led, and are the
most salisiactory shoe let children made.
All Kinds of Hosiery.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
I: Washington Street. M Neural.
"‘8 8m ”EN Washington‘s Birthday
TO YOUNG MEN.
ThiaBankhaaapecialrogardfortheymgmanwhohaa
shown ability and judgment in the conduct of a small business.
That a comtantly. increasing number of successful
mhmafiiuntlaturobunnmcmmJndtthankuat-
P 0 , is
“Mada“ and 'pr their an indication oi public
Banking facilities that appeal. to such men are worth 1
YOUR consideration. YOURS VERY TRULY, y o
, The City National Bank
80. ”will Down.
a
CENTRAL HOTEL
l ' Fine room by the- day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Pine Cato attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and America style.
Corner Home and Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555.
l- N J.D18E8A, Nausea. ’ J. DNA, Proprietor.
LIN!
The Gorham Co.
oonrnmr memos
an. WORK hi on m
10 First St.
Tel. 452.
TIIE NEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPWT)‘
Chiropractic is the definition dab.
cause of the disease and the u! U
adjusting the same. Disease I: m
by a wrench. twist or sprain in-lho
acutes pinched nerves and “lb.
later lite in the different organs and
limbs. '
Chiropractors rcmove the canoe ‘
disease and pain, health
through harmoniling the mo It
, terns in your body. Female M
given special attention; also our.
ture of the spine. You will nevorlro
gret giving the Chiropractor a chm
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given nine.
13. FRANCIS. 0.0.
: 34 'uhinston St. 80. Narrow-0..
I FROM PARLOR TO KITCHEN
ll" IT’S Him WE IAVE [1'
Either in sailor single pieces, at prices that mean full
money mine on ovary item. -
A 310 8100! or OPTIC! rm.
RAYMOND &' SON
Malnirootonandrunitunm
lorwalk.
raduato irom_ Palmer actual.-
WOMEN’S 7
_ WEAR
ELECTRICIANS
Punished for repair or nowwork. Wmmdgood
”wagon-unload.
DIN!!! 3003! nous, m ELECTRICAL m
CHAINS! All!) ML!!!
The White Electric Co.
‘ “WWW“ Electrical Engineers and Conn-actors .
134 Washington 8:. Phone 450. So. Kuwait.
‘
Let Paris Come To You
You donit havello go to Paris. Paris
comes to you in the beauliiul collec-
_..—
tion of chic designs in The Winter
Fashion Book. You have an almost
bewildering choice of styles. Smart,
practical,‘ up-fito-datc and easy to
rfilake. And vahat a savliillg fargoul
very: :2 423' in e to:
its-inflow . my beoaniod out
in detail by using - - '
PICTORIAL
R E v I E W
PATTERNS
These patterns make lyour drum
look exactly like the designs.
don't forget that Pictorial Review ~
. Patterns save on from Ono-hall to
so: whoie'y oi material coach [I
MI I
311g
Beautiful PeriodSul'lés for the Bedroom
In Mahogany, Walnut, on ivory, wine
Enamel, Birds Eye Maple. Priced to lo
20% lower during our February Sale , ‘
l .
60 No. Main Strecl
ll You [love
1 Any Junk
IT TO
Successor to Will. Mm
. Phone m.
37 Port Street, East Norwafll
Motor Truck. Tires
All regular siaoo carried in
WMWW ".
A. J. COLLINS CO.
m sham FACTOR!
lwaut’youto lathe toll uaim act
~ 'Wlnxt. '2‘” .3u%;.m.~
:2 wine's-fimmwm
mw'wmunway
Wmomnwhum can alwayo deposit! and
‘Wm Mum
., . V s. LEENEDICT.
, or m simulation mm
PIN. bland Strut. Nor-walk-
:5
GALI- 08 '0!
and we will rtuh our trouble man. '
thio happeM.ln,ywr home. If m
PLOW
is defective, antiquated. unsanitary
or worn out, have no make noon
oary :plin «install a nun.
um
mum Homo
woman A sPsclAL-rv
HORACE ll. NASH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354
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A1103”? AT LAW
Lanna-Ian
Mus: .
Emmy
back. EVen if done in (him-i.“ -
is retrieval .
8. little 1 «
right around when something like; '
North Mail or. sooth Wu J.
A. n'uuosm "
The Lilli—e Shap» i
Norwalk Chronicler