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bad is years of ago \pply J. & J. Cash
chestnut street. Ill 11
WANTED THE i\li.’l‘(l.\' Lit.
nttt t.~ greatly in ttvwl of :t amid >t
III 'II Help Jitot \$\t)t'l:ttitlil can do so
on ilir‘li'tililt'ill at 21
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it: South Main St. liouse six rtxi'ut:
lb‘ Meadow St Apply MG 80 Main St,
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T0 LET-2 or :5
_ . rooms for litht housekeeping, free up Norwulh.
cond hold “P1131“ DW‘ 51110“ “5’“ cphone, free kindling wood to clean - .-___ _ . . s , _.
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"NW!“ only l'hgm‘. ”it? 7, Mrs
il.tltortcy. .3; \‘un Zattt fit. .
or tour rooms and one second
Wants. To
ncss ‘ Musical gulls.
Miscellaneous Advs.
M iii m MM '80 or III. ”a.
mmwstuhMJWm
Doabhrrica. "
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wanna-Grins BETWEEN ll TO LET rttorsr: incur ltUOlisl [9. “Lg—v10“ AND CELLO
Sate.
Let. For
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inquire it.‘ so. Alain St. or phone: 1021,
FOR SALEFGAS RANGE NEARLY
FOR SALE—«FUIUJ TOLMNG Hill
11:17 model. Excellent condition. Price
7 p , , _ _ mitt. Phone 1703-: rvcttings
TOLET ti.\'i-2 littol'Nii l‘lrlitilt
FOR SALE—A PIANO [N (1001)
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Frank Pay, of this city. who use
lone of tlte first of the Americans to‘
be sent to the fighting front in Frame
has Written another letter to his bm'
titer. Christopher l‘ay. of East Non
walk. and has also sent a number or
interesting twar relics here. The iat-
ler have been placed on exhibition in
one of the windows of Cennealty &
Bracken's store and attract a great
deal of sttention. The letter follows:
' November I, 1918
Dear Chris:
Just a few words to let you know
thlt 1 am all right. but we are null in.
I have been on all these fronts, and
I tun still on the last one. i was tum
FURNISHED new. In lN'l‘iN‘t t'ondilittn Hum.- “455 n to hear that Aime was caught. 1
was gassed a while ago. but came
through all right. This is the worst
front 'we have ever been in. 1 god
gunned again here and 1 ant pretty
hours-t- now. but will be all ready to
go utter thcrn again. i am sending you
a Ulit‘ pound tienttan Bilt'li. I also
sent from other fronts. I have. been
on, a ltutfc made ottt of a Got-mart
WANTED mitts tivrrlt it; \‘rAltr‘ no... Ur three room... Pleasantly 5",“... condition also household furniture. machine gun’s shell. with the coat of
M iii“ ltgtli [ttctorr work
our paid while learninn. 3i Emir
III
out. chance to make good lid!» W‘ “' llo-ttri .i. ileceline, .30 Water stict-t or ”
lung and Edging (“mp 83 Washington
From.
WANTED \ itillJAlilJC .\l\‘. \b
on «resistant to opt-rate mixing rttarhlm-
tittc baring: experiencr with it‘i‘ v‘t‘vuut
iltiXt'l‘r oi' <ltiit|:tf‘ lilal‘ililll'r‘
Straily work and good want-.4,
Clover Mfg. Co. Day street.
II ‘I 't‘l‘t"i
Aim!)
aw in.
tor housework. inquire of Mrs. James
lizlit‘t‘ii t l-‘nirlbdd ttt't-ttut',
WANTED 20R 1
it‘L'RNlSiilili
tum-ts for licht htntaeltocpittn. Kit:
' df‘vb‘. .\ (‘ 1‘. care of Sentinel
WANTEDNHI'ZIJI. Si'tii'Ri‘tliS.
Hiii'i’: MAKERS .\Nll MEN i‘..\\ii|.
i.\li “1T” KNIFE “VURK. Ltli ‘5
“l'liY. MATIHHYSOX & (‘0.
WANTED 'A‘X ELDERLY i..\i
desires home in li'i\.'ii4' ftttttily tlurittf:
the winter.
wort; Address Home Stittittt-l ottlct‘,
WANTED l-IXl‘iIllllCVt‘liii
It‘t} t'i('i'k. would itlti- littrilll‘ll inst iv.
\tltlttw
Gil”-
t'r drive :iliti lulu l‘itlt' l t‘ i'itl' ~
l‘lt-rk citrt- of St-ntint l.
WANTED "if.“Ulttilill-iilltilih‘ UN
“curt-«An.- tlflit't~, \tmk given hotttc.
flood pay steady, work all your around
t'ttll from R in t'. [i m, (H'fli‘t‘ i‘:il|"i'tiiti
t-rx Works. lu2 Washington St.
WANTEoc-A . coon him In.
(MIN \titlt Millii‘ kltttwlt‘tigi‘
High-y Harbin)-
tilitil‘lllllll.
of quit-nit pr- it‘l'l'i'ti.
t‘o. t'ilvfitnll'. street,
WANTED-JIEN, \\'ti.\ll'l.\' GIRLS.
(intt-t'ttttlenl pettt‘c positions. ("ont-
lllt um :90 month. List [ubitittlls ilt‘t'.
Write immediately l‘rttuklin ltmitute.‘
limit. 2f:.K. Rochester. X. Y,
tit'tttrtxt:
houses.
FOR SALE LOTS.
littolllttus. tlilti‘llllt‘lll
ateizs blocks. Fitctorivs and Farms. titty
now hefttrcprlt‘rs ttdt‘uttcc. it i . ost-
0d
Ask loan '1". Hayes
No. 7 Iain 81.. Norwnlk
In!) HTAB—flflmcl
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WANTED
SEWING mounts: oun-
ATOBS. pan) WHILE
LEARNING. CLUti'r'r, PEA-
BODY a co., INC.
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\\'ill itksiut in ”W ltou°c
:tmi illlilflt‘t‘, lit-tit modemtc. lttuuirt‘
\«i \\‘Nt|ti\.i l Attg 'l‘rl
Shift-i ttt' IN»?
1" "91115 t‘ti on Woodward Are, S‘amford "ans": Mt~. Anni:
Lucky. iii; Raymond St.
W7 fit
FOR SALE ~l‘UTATUEt-‘t AND llAi
arms. and three aluminum rings with
German buttons in: also a ring that
"Was madc of a silver piece. The Ger-
man shell was fired at us lit the. first
battle l was in. That in tho battle
trio .:t. i“ l't‘iihi'lldhi“ ltriccs, Apply to Blli‘iiitll- of St-t-lteprey. They beat us bod in
TO~LET --l"l\'l-J
tttt-ttt it‘lc
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lulu.“ Al’Ait'l‘
r, \\'.t.~.hin2tott strcct. East Norwalk.
Full!“ mom spartan-til .‘lt‘i (‘itttpel strut
S'otu. :07 \\'tt>ltitteton street East .\'ot
walk. Store 11'. t‘itapel street lttqttit--- ”ti“-
hii .i‘Fi|I)l‘l 5~t ‘,_ '1‘
WANTED-A com-mam tutu. ‘__ ’" ‘ '" rs! To to
FOR RENT - LAllUil STEAM HEAT
iml room in rvtlr of Dr. \itiiit)l‘_\'h tit-litul
'li'fit‘t', tttt-r l ultnelly's stort'. So. Main
St.
‘pnt-ticuiats inmtiti-
~\'\til (‘tyttl t't‘
itl t-tlit-t- til
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RUSINESS NOTICES.
iAlilliS ’i‘.\|I.(ilil.\'t; Siltil' of
ilt‘rtttttt-r which was i‘ormcrly at
South .\l:.i‘ St is now located ultillll'i
S.
- . - ‘\\'iltl'ittitl
“tilt ti; .10 per \lt't'it'. l-‘or t’ttrtbct‘ mutt second hand hot
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70 N..."
U the l‘itillN‘ .tt 2 Hartford Place, 'I‘cl. clash condition
-.... ltttul. \‘i‘twt \‘ot'uttlk tttcttr tilt: .itlwislt
ctric ”this, hot mu] Cold w... lll'tiit)
t.'iiit’li'l\l t"t\\t'|‘ll 'i‘ut-stiuy and Sat»
FOR SALE- FOllll DELIVERY
('ztr rlttwtl top, t.\'c\\ i. in good condi-
Aiso Ford Touring (‘at can be
Farr! Exchttngc Stahlt-s.
rtl't‘t‘t. Hart Norwulk or
i'iltllll‘ hit 12.
sot-u at E.
Fort SALE rot: :u.
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STA.“
ttt tutu-c,“
tiltl sttttublt- to it ‘at M-tctt moms Apply l.) 3" hi!"
i-‘runklln strum. till :1
FOR SALEHSI‘IIMN BODY Foil
Ford car liil‘s llltitil‘i i‘rit‘c. $200 'l‘cl.
lt‘.::". :: (1” :it
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FOR SALE -’i‘t)l'ltl.\'tl ('All. i‘lllri‘i‘
\ppiy to \‘ttttst lime»
iiut'ugt‘. l
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PAINTING — ' rarmuuxtuxu
.decnrntlniz. paintcr's
Estima'cs cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White. 61 1: Ely avenue.
l'nion Parcel Dell'ery. Edward J. iii‘iut'lit‘iti. It. It. ii. i liov 21'.
Fisher". proprietor. Trucking. Lou
.diotnnce hauling. Light and he“!
trucking. Olcc telephones 1581. 800 :itirc unit ('ittstet- whites, in ii to» toi’
; House connection.
District of Northlk. 24s.. l't~oh:ttt
't‘tltil‘t, lieu t-tnbor 17, A, 1),, 1913.
listtttc in ('onnectlcut ot‘ 'l‘iitillll‘h‘
Morris, late of Yonkers. iii the Stair
of New York. deceased.
\\'hi-rcn.-. written application but: i“
supplies; Vail \i’i-ott t-trt-tt
paper. “thin-tint? styles, lowest prices. iiltll'r t‘outt.
t
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bt'l‘ii math to this (‘ourt by the lililllill '
reasons til-‘l’t‘in set forth. for an order
Busi- iril'lllm‘ of mild Estate. prttyiniz. tot.
FOR suctttttttmt snot» :tt'
t'ttil _\l. livutttltlrl. l!
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FOR SALE It iti‘Iii I'itit“ $ll't l".\i'|i'
il\‘i't‘t.'t' \\t‘i.’iti will»: itiso NW lit:
tiiiiil‘ burrow pttz. ii. \i' llttut‘rs.
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FOR ”Lg-mo PAT rim name;
460 lbs a piece. Can be seen at
Stephen Tort-it's. thtrit-n or phone filii‘
So. Norwttlk. i
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FOR SALE— li.\ll(:.\l2{ 190:0 ('.\lill-
tttr tnttrin: "ltl‘. fully cuttlppctl. (i. ii.
l':"fll‘>'i . “it“ t't‘t‘rl i
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that battle, because we was green.
bttt we itare got back on the same
diri<imt that tune us that trimming.
FRANK PAY.
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WILTON WOMAN
DIES [N 96TH YEA
(Continued Front iv‘irst than)!
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5111‘ is survltetl by her son. Henry.
an only child.
George 8. Abbott
tlt-orgt- n. Abbott. a doaooudent or
one at Wiltoss oldest families. died
borne on ilurlbutt street. Wil-
ton. on Saturday, itt hla eightieth
year. While Mt in the belt ohboalthn
he has been about the plum tut usual
until recently. but has mm hilly n»
C(n‘t‘lt‘d from injuries received ltt an
auto accident soon years ago.
The fuueml will be held trout his
late home this afternoon. and the.
burial will be in iiillcido Cemetery.
Mr. Abbott was a sturdy member
At an curly age he-
of a. sturdy nee.
learned the trade oi ll blacksmith,‘
and conducted the shop near his;
homc. which was the last of the ltrf
r-ttl chops to suspend business about
two years ago.
He was noted for his industry
square dialing. ills w'tt‘e uttd
dmtcltter survive ltlttt
t
and ‘
ttllt‘f
Admiral Castro For
President of Portugal:
IJSBON‘, "mm flu-flutter“).
t\tin1il‘ai,i‘lllltti)‘_ Castro bits boon,
elected I‘refldcnt‘ot Portugal. in sum.
conduit to Dr. Shit-lilo Pitt-H. who was
assassinated ltitt- Rntttrdtty nifltlt.
av Pnooucrs OF 3
FOOD CONSERVATION:
A demonstration agent. who has
i'iitll’flt‘ of touching food conservation-
itt t large city. had heard that It uttaf
FOR SALE ti litiiiii li'.‘\‘ ;\' U‘i t'l ‘cult to gel the foreign women it" ‘
i'” illiiil‘ii‘-“tttt'tti~. Linton. ‘. . t: t. ro'ied in classes W‘ilit'il ttittteiiI ”inns? ,
‘ "" " ~ - 4-1:: ..t‘ t-ill tint t'\’\'nt||ii y “‘1
.Squ. l..t .\ lt'll't~ li‘lllilit: .t t t.. ’-.\i‘...-1’:.7[a::in..§_ Tm. hufllmndg w“.
llott ill ::..tttlt Kill-“Jib l‘ 1:; i'o “I". h“."“pd to lutvi- their Witmtn talti‘i
"—7 ' "T‘ m_',tzll lilt‘ il’eelllllii'lliy \\'n_\h' oi .\tttert~|
FOR SALE (i.\i': i'.\l:l.t)li 1‘00“ mu hour-urban» 'l‘bt- dcutouslrutlonl
~-,;--nt was worried bt-t‘uttsc her lurk
. tttblo JV with b'tlls ; it ct~ R l kis' ‘ . .
:tutltorlzinr ttrtd etnliowt-rinu ittttt tutti-ll l t ' b‘ if ” 1 ‘I. k' 'l' t “'llré to touch hundreds of those wonrl
. , ‘Iiilll I t: c, :it- u it, sow ~; ~;- 1 _ . .
lltc lnventtrtcti ri-ttl I‘Fiiiit‘ of soul Mr X ‘ ‘ ' " m "'t t tt ho“ to saw food. l
unmet-a. :tttto lirrs. ont- t-ttt-pcntnt-‘s st... .xenl out word she would show,
tittt‘:
Ortlort-tl. ’lltttt said application IIt'
heard and detcrrnincd ttt the Probate
Office. in Xm‘wulk. on the 23rd lili)‘ of
iicccittber, llil‘l. at iii o'clock forcnoolt:
nut! that while notice tin-roof be xiv»
en all per-torts interested therein ii)’
publishing this order in a newspaper
having it circulation irt sold Distrim.
at least fire days beforc said day of
item-inc. '
ilFNRY \i’. GREGORY.
.ltt‘lctt
,
AUTO SUPPLIES
ons GASOLINE
momma VULCANIZING
A. MODNE
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Phone 957—2
70 North Main 8h. 80. Nor-*lk
pmces “second: or. ‘
i‘t-it-ttti wifc callcd the attention of a
local ttihrl‘tlt')‘ this morning tothc fact
that tho linoleum around the. kitChen
ratttzc that lttttl stood them ltt good
mead, since they started housekeeping
hu-l tthvolttteiv nothim: the matter with
it ext-cw that it was torn out. So he
aim-ind [or the nearest store that sells
such things, mid was surprised to lino.
that price: on linolcutu had risen in a
way that lilill “Tel butch of broad Ti“
found to do llc it the inlaid. or prim-
ed kind. thr- prict- was lmostt-d to 811011
. a dizzy ttllitudc tltttt finally the happy
thought struck him that. it would be
"j cheaper to hate it nc‘w floor laid. and
‘hiod himself. to lircr Riordan only to
find that while. the. trees had stopped
growing from the moment they were .
t-ttt. the price of lumber had not.
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. water when converted into steam
tut-leaflelfin bulk 1,.728 times.
. “t‘nv .1. ,i.
‘ District of Norwaik. as. Probate
t‘mtrt. liecetttl‘cr 9. A. 1).. 1018.
Estate of Charles C. Kttitner late of
Norwnik in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. built limited and al-
low-ti six months front the ditte hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex.
.hibit their clttints for settlement.
’; Thos'o who ttenlect to present their ac
counts. properly. attested. within said
time. 1"“ he dohnrretl a recovery. All
portions indebted to said Estate arexre»
quested to utttite immediate pavtttent
tn " _
JENNXE RUNNER. ,
‘ Administratris
x-CARD OF THANKS
We \tisit to express our sincf’m
thanks to our neighbors and friends,
and especially to Miss ll. O'Hara
(and Mrs. Clark. also Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Kern who so kindly assisted us
during our and bereavement oi ottr
husband and father.
MRS. ,T\GI.\‘TY AND DAUGllTi—Ilt.
. WE BUY
“CORD-RAID CLOTHING
mafia” "
“39%";
t
tnottt illilit'u, dozens of kitchen t'itttirs'p,
kilt'ilt‘ll Liliii'n. ttli kinds of cookinL' ”Mr whcs to it... place where they? prt-pitt-t-d to tttct-t; ”till ”to Footer-
tltulluiir‘. out tlozctt ‘slcds. one down!
pairs of fikutt‘r. tmc nice oak Dctiroout-i
suit. mic otevtrudc row bout motor with. rm)" ""“~“""'“”"" “3“! i“"‘""“'""-" ““6 oil to find them: We liit‘tllfl‘ti ottrsclrt-s.
| itlttl'iilll‘ to spottk hngilah and to be by tho \‘gtlttntury "mm"... "f M". 1“,“
l pic, to have the resort-cs ltt fund to
ulxtccn it. round bottom row boat, dor-l
cits of short-l». 9m- ntelotliuu. one tin-i
tique tuirror..ono iine.uld antique lut~'
reau, our mission hull clock;
one pierwnirror, two \\'iit‘t‘iiifll‘i‘ti“3.ll
otto mic-tort truck. 1 (it‘t‘li \tt-ll pur'p.‘
screw! :as ltcatt-m tutu gas slot-cs. (tilt:
loud of bound books all kinds, dozens.
of flat irons, 2 gas irons. one
store. one baby ("itl‘t‘iltgt', titt-tt- side-l
boards. and hundreds of other secontti
hand goods impossible to mention. Tilt‘
prices of these goods are down any;
down, sunk. Philip 1’. liltthoncy. 52 l'itni
Zant St. Store houses at 52 Van Zrtttif
ttnd 28 Osborn Ave.
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Harris 81 Cans
cont :
i ‘ That’srAll
6:me
'nom- scruptu: "mam.“ scH-rol alumni tbcrtt how to utukc new dishes msoutc-V litter-MIMI Food t'out‘t't'i‘ut-o ltt Lou-
tltittu rcry good to cut, and very cheap}
'l‘itt- Illlhhlllltih lost no limo in ~t~ttdlnu‘
would learn to prepare food. .
The women are now bun; taught
loyttl Americana They will carry
truck tilt'if‘ new ideas In their homes;
and nt‘igilbfll‘fi_ and will be it might);
tut-tor in making Amcrit-tt ttll Anteri-
t'ltll. '
Thu-e results cmtld newr have. been
accomplished except by tltc uppcttlt
that food made to the foreign fumi-
lir-s. Food (‘Ollst'rUiiitin is producing
l‘lilll‘l‘t‘ltlllrl results at prest-nt itt attv .
int: nations from silil'Yfltitili and tttttk-i
in: it pilrl‘ibip for our vast armies to!
tttttrch on to victory. The byproducts?
of conscrvntiott will tit-vet be mi usttr-l
ctl until whole foreign settlements;
have been made American by the rip--
Deal that was first made through
food.
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Chiropractor
Joe. A. Hogan. N. D..D. C.
Chiropractic Physrctan -'
102 Washington Strut,
South Not-walk, Donn.
Over 20 Years in Practice in
Ravi York.
Also Baking sud mm M
mutt. Violet no] out! Spinal
Mani
hi
‘9‘
3m
; lit-rt-tttbcr ti.
. Ittlttbttru‘tlolt will not be tiimolvml until i
. Sttlttltl)
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' F01 END BRIEF.
Scovilic Pushes Hoover Plan to
Food Europe.
LANOERS BACKS SCOVILLE.
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littrtforti. Monthly—4n hundreds of
t‘uttnectlcut churches. on Sunday,
l‘ttited States l-‘oml Adminirvmtor
Herbert Hoover's sperm message for
"World Relief Sunday“ was read, and
in tttatty t'nsvrl tiN‘ti its the theme of
liu- pastor's stutdtty sermon. This
“little “144i (if Iit't't-liiiwr 2 [0 7 i! be‘
ittg observed throughout tlw country
all the request of President Wilson
and Mn “our" firs "taunt-Wrath"
“ct-it fur World lirliei‘.
Various Meetings Called.
'i‘ttcnday, December ll, was designat-
ed by the Food Atiiiiiliisii‘tllit-D i-vr
mttttuunity public meetings, and yttri-
nus Sltt‘flkn‘fl and ortttors will reint-
ltl i't'llflfi'lit’lii iiiltlil-ltt‘t‘n titt' illlpt'i‘.i
tltc llN'fiSfiityr for continued. intertidal
i'ootl consertntiuu, which, its ilr. “out~
\‘I' thitiiiim‘d ilt‘fUI‘l‘ iit‘ sailed. ih' ewtt
"liil'l‘ lit-t'tlsiatl'." lttm tit-.tt tttiiliutttt of
starting pt-opit-s i't|\'P been liltcrittml
from the l't‘u‘sitttt yoke.- sttul. it} Artur
it fit tlmiw’. lll‘t’ llliltit- accessible to fowl
supplies. Till'tillfiittttll i‘ullitt‘t'li-‘lli tutti
_a4
is!
i
iM‘cr)‘ other :lilit‘ iii the Union. \tu-
Iiii‘ll'l.‘ t'iuith‘ tutti til‘Fftll‘T'rtiiUll! “t"l'
tttsit'wi to hold :ijwt‘Iul llii‘l'lill',“ \Vt'tlltt \-
dill. [Wt‘elttltcr J. :tltti tiltl Fund A i»
ittlttlntmtlott suppltt-tl tilt-tit with it H...
t-iui progmitt illiti pledge. F 't-uls t.tnl
t‘itiit'itt-S “crc mitt-«l to tli)‘ . .. l‘t'iti.t),
iillti u spot-tut .vitigl'nlll
lii't’llltf‘t‘ti ltt “‘ttsltlttuiott was sent to
l‘H'l‘)’ M‘ittmi illlti l‘tllil“;\‘ ilt i'tviliut'i-
cut for this pttrpuw. hitting the \tt-t-l.’ 2
HIl‘ittlH fi‘nlt‘l‘ll‘ii iotlgm ttml such-tics.
arc to hold litttt'litt;:~. iii Hilii‘il ilr.
Homo-l“! slit-villi litt-nsilgtt Hill in: Hunt.
tit iih't't‘ti til
i
Mr. Beovllis Urges Cooperation. i
«hunt-client's li‘otlcrul Food Admi‘“.
lfltrtttor. Robert Svm'illc, who for more
llltut t‘iuhlt-Ni tuttltlltit lltts. withouti
I‘Iilnlu'llmtutilt tutti lli lurxr personal
expense. so successfully ItilliiiiKt‘ti tho.
thii Atltttittistrtttiott itt litix‘ state its 10'
Mid! tlt~- spot-lid cottttttctttltitltut of Mr. ,
Limit-r :ttttl I'rtwitlvttt Wilson. ttrgrs
:tii tilt' [tool-Iv ttl' t'itltlit‘tlit’itl In 1‘":
ttill‘l‘lllt‘ uttlt tile A-itnittistt'tttlmt
third ”full Mitiit'di. lit-gttrtlb
world food \illiutitili. :l~-
Washington \‘mrtttlu-r l‘.‘.
in"
SENATORS scrum
r0 REFUND TAXES
(Continued From Page Six)
Today. it is planned to discuss the
income tax section. General debate
alaomybero—opasedthenassena-
tor Panrose of Pennsylvania, senior
republican of the finance committee.
plans an address during the day. Dis-
cusston by members, however. in not
expected to long delay final disposi-
tion of the bill.
Senator Simmons, chairman of the
finance committee, said he expects
p:=~:.~;4£fe oi” the measure by Christmas
and Senator Smoot. in his address. ex-
pressed belief that the bill soon would
be adopted.
Most of the aPr>ilill yesterday was
taken up with discussion of the “net
loss" amendment.
Senate beth of Wisconsin.
publican, the attack on the pro-
tision, declaring it might oath-c the
government tremendous rctt-nut- loss-
9‘8, if serious and general
rc-
depressions should develop. He also
field it would be putting a premium
on business incompetence and mi.»
management.
Senators Smoot, Jones of New Mex-
ico and McCumbcr of North Dakota.
with Senator Simmons. detcnu 41 the
amendment, declaring that ti..tuand
for such a provision ltttd (‘oillt- trout
agricultural as well as business in-
tervals. The amendment. the)- rilliti.
is designed to balance tun-ti, and is
similar to an English income tax pro
vision.
(in the note to adopt iiit' Hillt‘lld-
merit, tour democrats. King of Hair.
Kirby of Arkansas. Nugcnt of ldulto.
industrial 1°
11 Meet Supt. 22. 1’18-
SOUTH NORWALK 10 NEW YORK.
A. l.-l:4‘lx. 5:27.\, 5:491. 6:03
6:511. 1:111, 7:541. 8:211, 811101.050.
0:81. 10:83:. 11:11.
P. H.——lltm 12:52 (W
(my). 1:091. 1:381. 3:171. 4:311,
5:171. 5:46. 6:021, 0247 (Sutton
only), 1:021, 8:001, 10:07:.
May.
A. 1—1:". 5:111, 6:491. 8:60
0:1 10:331. 11:61.
anl'lzm, 8:441, 3:121. 4:31.
6:10, 6:021. t‘ 7, 1:021. 7:571, 0:191.
10:071. lint, 12:34;
NEW VORr. To SOUTH NORWALK.
A.H.—-4:101.5:10,6:34, 5:001. 8:511,
9:151, 0:161. 10:501.
P. M.——12:031. 12:451. (Saturday‘s
only) 1:06 (except Saturdays) 12%
(Saturdays only), 2:151. 2:57. 3:801.
8:53. 4:33. 6:131, 5:29, 6:001. 6:03,
8:101, 11:151. 11:451.
' Sunny.
{ A. M.~6:00. 8:001. 9:0». 10:03:,
m. ,
P. M.~12:10. 1.031, 3:301. 5102,
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iBOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
r A. [—12:85 11:511. 5:311, 0:01.
5:25, 61001.7:05, 8:101, 11:15:. 11:45;
i r. M.-—~1:20. 3:27;, m, 5:19. 6:21.
0:51. 7:081. 9:251.
‘ Sundlys.
A. M.-- 12:261, 12:581.
10:19,11:121,11:581.
. P. M.»-2:101, 4:421,
7:081. 8:281, 1:251.
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4:101, 4:531. 6:50. 6:50, 8:051.4;30,
1:411. 11:00.
. P.M.—-12:171. 3:401, 4:33. 5:131,
and \‘ardamuu of Mississippi. Joined 5:;7, 0:11, 9:181.
“to following twelve
oppont'tion:
illl).~‘t‘ll ot' Now
it‘ollcttc 01‘ Wisconsin. Lettroot
ittutott and Sterling of South Dakota.
'i‘ltr Senate. also
objection. tltc financi-
amendment
ti-rttal tort-nun computing int’lllllt
tutu-s. to thuirv inventories
When \till lt‘!‘i int) [tr-ti
when tittrk putts appear untit-r tour
in “tirii
if‘i'ce. who-u you wake up wcnry. with
backache or paints in sides and loittu
\ou stti‘l'ct From
republicans in.
liorah of ldalto. Prelim:-
Jt-rsey, Grottutt of
North Dakota, Harding of (i m), Jones.
.0, Washington. Kenyon oi lowu, Lit 4721'
adopted. without
t-omtuittt-r'fl
to the House provision
llllti :tiuo Mr. limit-r". ilztlt‘ltltlll or the f authorizing the commissioner of in.
‘Iomsunv TO scum NORWAL
WORTH ATTENTION OF WOMEN.’
Sundays.
. A. .\i.-‘ 13:53:, 4:101.
8:301, 01411, 11:00.
P. M.~ 12:171. 1:551,
4:531. 7:65.
9321:. .3;
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-t,
A. M. 6:13. 8: 9:591.
grain 1'43“».
:25. 6:001, 7:05, 8:101, 11:15:, 11:45. '
6:48. 5:331. '1'
insw HAVEN To scum NOIWAL’K'”
. (except Mondays). . ‘
5.1311,6:111.720:3.t,91181,9: 1.": ,4, .
“‘;ll:40 ' - .. on?!
\“irl'unhili, Nelson ()i' Millnt'suifl. Ni’lr- SOUTH NORWALK To Dhuauavrdu fl ‘
tilt of Nebraska. l‘oiudt—xtcr of “'ash- . ..
-.f
1“;
i'. it,» -1:‘.’7, 1:541 (Saturdays only), Ln,“
1:301. 6:25.
Sundaya.
A. M.» 9:25, 2:17». ‘ "
P. M.—»7:15. ‘
A. M. 6:00. 7:23. 10:3i1..ll:
l’. .\t.r 4.33.1:07
Sundays.
A. iii—4:50.
Mr .-
FREIGHT
KILLEO; “
WA'rEitliliRY. ’iit't‘. '17.—Gcor'ge"v.
lwhen must-ice and bones who. when. Lou 1013"“. a and conductor for til“
rheumatic uvingi-EH New York. New Haven and Hartford .-,
m... “|“u:\\ilt'n itttttb.tun puts you down. then. Railroad. “.35 killed "3mm, mom.--
"""ifll" “i‘\\*lullr‘i‘~ have said. Mr. Sm. ,you known the kidneys are weakencdimg' “up. I” work in the {WM yard
tiitl' l‘t'iit'Tult'a’ llml ttil lilt‘ t'mni Air or disordered. Mrs. T. J. Burkm’il-i near Jackson street. Thom fell b6».
- . 3.. .
tttlttiittrtitlntt rttlm tutti rouultttltuts tm- illoutc 1. Hardy, Nell, writ“? "i am m m cm and his body VI! .110!
tr-thlr tttunzlcvl as the result of M’i'tgtt'fl
still Itt fttll filf‘l't' nli‘i tltttt iiii‘ l-‘ootl Ail-t
I
IM‘lIi't' is lil'lii‘iuiillt'ti. which ttutotttutl-.
molly rcpt-nip tlu- Lou-r lv'oml .it-t tub?
«for \‘ili-‘il lilt' l-‘oml Atltttitthrutltm;
uttn t‘l‘t‘ult‘ti t'ltttlrtttttit timrxo M.
LttI-tlt-rs. “it" is cltttlrtmtrt of tho Slain.
:thd “I'lllf'lltil‘lll. lttt-t titrmttt :tll ltitt'
illiiit‘ti ttittl ctr-onllittttlto ttrcttttlzztliuttc
tit bltttl .‘ir. Scorillc's prngrttttt for this
“tome-rt and lust ctttt~«-t'\‘tttltttt tlrltt'.
Mr. Hoover's Special Menage.
'l‘ltn fliwt-inl iiomcr tonnage, \tltitlti
wus l’t‘it'i iIt ttll t‘tittttw-tlcut pulpit! on
:Illti “illt‘il l~' itclttu road of
various Iitt‘i'linlfl this Work. i~ :ts rut.
ill\\l‘:
"Agni“ in full i'tllinlld‘lh'l‘ l cull upon
tin- .\llit‘l‘il‘lllt people to set ttsitto Sutt-
titty. l't't’t‘illilt‘r l. llllll iltt- “N‘k fol-
lowing fur the I‘iili‘itit'l‘lllion of .\lttcri~
ctt's opportunity for rcttt-wctl Nf'i‘Yit‘O
attil sncrlllco.
"Lust atttuuicr.
situation “it! itctttc. we ns~ttrcil the
when Iilt' tttllitttry
tititt litttt tritnltwcl' tltt' “(tr-fund pro-
gram of tho Alllcs rntuln-d we were
once lll't'ii ttot cotts'ldt-r whether or not
mt lttttl tlto suppllcs \H' Wort- pct-pur-
supply all ttccctislttt-s. 'i‘ht- t-mlitt: of
"I“. nor illicit llttt I‘I‘ii‘llll‘ its from the
plotlgtt. 'l‘ht- some popultttltuts Inuit be
rod, and ttttill ttttntht-r lit'fllon has
passed they cttttuoi food themselves.
"The change lit the foreign situation
ncct-asttrliy alters the tit-liliis of our
food prtkrnnt, beams» the tracing ot
the tut-us front iltc'sulttnnrlne .menttce
rctttlcrs nctcsslble the wheat supplies
of India. Australia and the: Argentine.
The total food dctttautl upon the l’nlt-
cd Notes is not diminished. however.
"it tilt‘ contrary. it is lucrcnsotl. in at"
(“ill-ll to the supplying of those to
whom we are already pit-dual. “‘0 non
lint-t- the splendid opportunity and “ii-
Iliattloit of meeting the needs of iiitiSI'
millions of people ltt tlto tritltcrto oc-
t-uptcd territories who are facing ttc-
tutti starvation; The petition; lit-l-
glutn. Northent l-‘ruttcc, Serbia. lion-i
utuulu. Montenegro, Poland, Russia
flllli Armcuin rely ttpott America for
immediate aid. We Ittust also partici-
pate in the presenutlou of tho. ‘rtewlv
liberated nations in Austria. uur car
we lgnorwlltc effect on the future
trot-id developments of it famine cm-
tlltiott untong thosc other people whom
tvc lutvc recently released from our
euctttlci All those consideration.
menu tltnt upwards of 2(Kl.0ti0.000 peo-
plr. ill addition to those or are ill.
ready pledged to St‘l‘Vi‘. are non look
in; to us in litclr misery liilti fillitiltt‘.
On: appeal today In tltcrci'otc larger
than the former appeal to the ‘\\'lli’
tfiltsclertce' of our pcoplc. The new
ttppetti is to the 'world t‘trnscicncc.’ ‘
which must be the. guiding inspiration
1
l
i
rN’OYt'rinL' from an attack of lumbago,
by the aid of Folev Kidneys isllis
They sure
Powell Corporation.
I
modern Safe Deposit Vault.
your Liberty, Bonds without charge ,if you desire. ,
Our swim Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by check.
The. City National Bank '° ’.
fiWaliltun
“Mined. but
Furniture,
m orbs
of our future pmcrttm. .
"The President of the United States
itns naked-me to title chargeJor this '
Reset-rigour or this work; to perfect
and stringent. arrangements MM
r
i
.-. , \
*1"th; g? a ti: 9r,
ly hate helped me -, Stills-on-
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pron. '
lectcd‘l Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not. we can pro.
ride you with one for the small sum of $0.00 per yen, in on:
South Not-walk. Oona.
O. B. JACKS
“WWW" "
nmox mm; W, [I-
mmuwnm_ .
w aaaMl or at. on W'
OPTOMETRIS'I .
Linoleums, ,_
' Rugs, Draperies '
wants a resisting.-
'Valuuthebostthatcan be offered.
‘tutlutcuunstn.!e”
csN'rnAL‘
gonna tbs. or
m gymnasium:
cars pitsaiu; over his body, ‘
i
We will also act as custodianot. .
”c-
0-H!
mu.
1.
style and finish.
Also a very fine selection of
1106!. mounts. on.
P318, names and 13219-2
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