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Albert D. Morgan
84 WASHINGTON E-T.
F. S. LYON
Job Printin I:
So. Norwafk
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fines , 3
. 3011312 Firsts Inllgnaran
tee ................. $16. 00
All Other Sizes at Reduced
Prices
Alsoa Few Seconds'Left .
Auto' Supplies
Celluloid and ‘Ghés’ Wind-
shields
AARON KOHN
55 Railroad Ave. - Phone 489.
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Women’s Wear
THE
“LITTLE ~ SHOP
We must overcome the fallacy that if building is postpon-
ed for a. time longer, building materials of all kinds, including
Lumber, will be cheaper. Students of the situation are well
aware that as compared to other commoditles Lumber has -
kept pace with other commoditiesin increased cost of produc-
tion with no possible change to mike any materialdecreasem
., cost of production at any time soon, there. is hardly a P0381-
l bility that Lumber as a. rule is to be sold at less than present
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We have a large and well assorted stock and
pleased to talk over plans and figures.
i The Haic.h..,.£r Bailey’Co.
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WITH TAXDODGERQ
'Continued from First Rage
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"Toward the taxpayer who means to
comply with the internal revenue
laws. fully and honestly.
extends a helping hand.
with‘ the taxpayer is our
and objective
“These two contrasts-v the toetll of
the law for the tax- dodger aim the
violator. and the aid of every lawful
agency for the voluntary taxpayer—~
are policies necessary to the adminis-
tration of tax laws under modern con-
ditions.
"Om- of 11w most difficult of the
many prohlvms in tax collecting is to
classify those who fail to fulfill the.-
obligations imposed by law. The Bu
roan is obliged to maintain a large
staff and to use the utmost disc-lotion
Co—operat ion
wat ch word
in propcr'li labeling these macs. Even;
handed justice is a. heavy rcsponsibili 1
ty and only through careful sittings
can delinquents be classified.
“Thew are three distinct classes of
delinquency With which we have to
deal.
sonable u-auso.
crptionai conditions
tl-ol; secondly, the fellow wllo'didn‘l
look up or didn't realize his obliga~
lions: and thirdly, the person who wil-
lully evaded compliance with the law.
"As for tho man who shovvs a. reu-
brought about by ex-
tuhlislwd by the Bureau. no penalties
are asserted. All othnr delinquents
me more carefully investigated before
prosecution is beg-uh. Many of these
negligence. Failtlro to mako the ro-
ports. rcquirmi by law may in some
cases warrant severe penalty. as
whore the doiinqucnl continue-43‘ his
delinquency after being warm'd
the. po-naily for failure to make return.
However, if the delinquent takes i111-
mrdiatc corn-olive action. and it
clearly. established through investiga-
tion that he did not. wilfully violate
.the law. the. Bureau allon’s him to com
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Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
5 Rib Lamb Chops ......................... 30c lb.
Rib Vea Cho ........ , ................. 3oclb
' boulders of 3 cal ...... ‘ ....... ’ ............ 2 8c lb.
i Foreouarters Lamb ....................... 22c lb.
l w Veal ......... . ....... . .. ........... 0clb.
3 Slighnggl-l’t Shoulde ....................... fig Hg.
; Kidneys’ .?:::;:::::::;::::::::::16.11.:
3 GET YOUR SHARE or THE 31E; CHEESE 40c lb.
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3 Schnllze‘s Sanitary Markets
3 NORWALK. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK
3 l “ United as”; License No. 17. ans; .
3 Slandard Boiler & Egg Store
3 53 Main Street. - - Norwallt
12 North Main Street. - So, Norwalk
f Finest Creamery Butter . - 49¢
3 Freshllggs... -. — - - 49c
; Evaporated Milk - — 2 cans 25c
.5 Pure Lard ”“33 ................... '. ... 23.4111)
Grandma’s Pancake Flour ..... . . ; ..... 2 pkgsJZ
‘ Karo Syrup .......................... 2 cans 25c
l Campbell’s Beans ....... '. . ........... 2 cans 25c
3 Blue Tip Matches .................... 3 boxes 10c
All Standard Brands of Flour. ..... $1.49 bat!
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319 Sal/lugs 1n Groceries ;
Here you will find our prices right and we deliver the goods
direct to your home.
Pure Leaf Lard, perlb. .......... . . ................. 29c
No. 1 Plantation Ooil'oe, ‘pu lb. .................. 30c
Aunt Jemimn’ s Pancake Flour ....................... 14c
Every Ready Buckwheat, pkg ...... . . . ............... 18c'
Buker’sorHuyler’sOocos, can ................ 19c
Very Best- Gremlin-y Butter..le . . ................. 61c
Quality Brand Tomatoes, per can . . ................ 14c
Reins'l'omatoCnbup....... ............... 180nnd30cbot.
Pancy Largo Grape no“ ........................ 10c
Fancy Florida Drummer do: . . . ................. 45c
REMEMBER WE DELIVER THE GOODS
A r. BECKIIIANN & (30., Inc.
83 and 95 Washinz’ton St. Phone 1405.
promise his liability to specific penalty
by tendering a nominal sum of monvy.
In such instances'thl‘ money is not.
really in compromise burr-1336235011 to
impress the taxpayer against future
violations.
“But there is no roller. no compro»
Willully neglects. or ’ wifnlly families,
misc, for the man who wilfully evades.
He is classed with other law-breakers
in the eyes of the flurcau. and Is vig-
orously prosecuted'ln the courts. No
other course is open to file Bureau. in
meeting fairly and squarely the dc-
mand of tho willing taxpayer "1 will“
rhe other man most." There is :1
solemn responsibility thus existing b9-
twt-on the bonnet laxpuyvr and the Bu
wan to locate and punish any dishon-
rsl lax-dodger.
"For It decade. the drift
taxation has boon'lrom the indirect
lax tobatd dill-‘ct puymont by each
«Nixon and tosidoht oi his just shale
oi the cost of gorlrn'mt-m. Q’adually
tilt tixcle of dlrbbtylxpavcns has
ln-en 1111*“ used and undcl the mu 11-1
«11111» law the uxtt-llsion will include
hundreds of thousands who never be-
low: tiIrd rirclamtions with the Gov-
rrnment.
““‘o are lhvwl'om now route to :m-
()lllt'l‘ mitt-sumo in nationa: progress.
We approach a now lost of the sound—
nvss or Axum-icon ideals of :1 govern-
mt-nt Ul.‘b.\' and for tho pooplo. The
test is “hethcr our wonderful Victory
of llbt'l‘i)’ is worth the cost as appor-
llonul to the pi lvatc potket- book by
the people's ltpt’esfixntntiws _
”H is em h a big thing this collec-
tion 01’ 1:1th dilectl) 110111 private
funds and business funds. that noth-
ing short of our boat Anwrican cooper»
alive effort can make. it successful
and hche just. The Bureau seeks
this Co-Operalion of tho people in col-
lecting the revenues. It. has never
been denied or stihtt‘d; anything 1953
than the grout. voluntary outpourim.r
of shares in the national assessment
is unthinkable.
"And it is such a big thing that tho
willing taxpsgel must have the gnar-
antee of this Bureau that the Iaggards,
the Jugglers and the \ioltltors will not
escape taxation and penalties. .1 no
Bureau is fulfilling its part of this
contract with the people—this con-
tract that means so much in we
practical, effective and just adminis-
tration of the Internal Revenue laws.“
of Fedora I
FAKE EMPLOYMENT MAN WORK-
ING '
\ man u’iving his name as “’aiter
Copeland, 01‘ New York city, is making
the rounds of the citv. posing as a con-
tractor and builder and hiringr carpen-
ters and builders to work for“ 111m.
Each man that he "hired" he sent to.!
60 North Main Street.
47 Overcoats on Sale als
Trices for a Quick Clearance 2
One or two of each style. Sizes
34 to 44 in the lot.
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
7 26 N. MainSl
So. omit
RELIABLE JUN
DEA
EstablishedE m 1904
Phone or Send Postal
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St, East Norwalk.
Tel. 441.
Tel. 441.
Aluminum Ware
Makes the ideal cooking utensils fc1 all
up-todste kitchens. Does not chip or
crack. Light in weight. Easily cleaned.
We have the welLknowu makes-WEAR-
EVER, MIRROR and ALADDIN.
9 Albert F. Gehebe
: IT'S HERE IF IT’S HOUSEWARE
South N orwalk.
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; on RUN Down?
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I ALIBl FOR THE ooirroa.
A Mexican by the. name or Braulio
ll-Iermnndez, aged toenty- -three years.
.died in a little carhounea (loan by thé
.depogw'fhe man never had a doctor
3am! so no one knows what killed him.
amcnmun‘ mug)“ Ab 3—;San Miguel (Cal) Examiner
o 3 Hit—Tm ”3‘ E ‘J‘
Prize inc...dés we: 12mm 3
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unlih .u-.I.~ '
{sures AL’I” 'wPA'r'vr.
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‘ '1‘} is s 2! Calcium DP;.'I"-'.rst!0n
(Ad timid); d t
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in all things- to
udsxaaretooons for,
accidental candida wit
.5" 1 Hartford Decemlie
- . ’iett'ei' Mr. Spot
the Norwaik Tire and Rubber com-1
pany. saying that he was working on‘
a contract at that. plant and the men
would be put to work immediately. In
this way sevfiii men presented them-
selves at tho factory for employment
with the announcement that they had
been "hired" by Mr. Copeland. The
police were notified and they are now
on the look-out for the manual will
try to ascertain the molit-‘es behind his
peculiar actions, v
"EPEL LACY SAILs FOR
- HOME ON WILSONS SHIP
; Fez-me r u. 5. District Attorney Re-
; turning With Franklin D. Roosevelt;
H ARTFQ‘RHD. Feb 1?. —-Former Unit-
l ed §tates m? rict Attorney ThOmas J.
3-Spellncy. w 110 hastbeen acting as legal
adlism to Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt in the set-
l lleont of claims against the Navy de-
:pattmcnt, . sailed-e Saturday from
Fran "2 on the George Washington,
' the ship that is bringing the president
' home. Mr. and Mrs Snellacy left
’ ' In a recent
e- of his trip
. He visit.
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andhis
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First. the taxpayer who had rim?
beyond his con-K
smmhlv causo within certain lines es-'
ofi'cnsos are caused by ignorance and‘
of ,
TUESDAY, FEB 15
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the Bureau 1
Norwalk 8 Lending Dry Goods Store
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Skirtings
f Stylish Suits 3
For Ladies and Misses
Those who have not taken advantage of this sale should take lllt‘ 1m: in.
“portunity to make a personal inspection of the wonderful bargains ohm-11d;
this season’s models at PRACTICALLY THE COST OF THE MATERI.\L.
A Few ol the Serge Dresses Are Still Awaiting a luckyB they
Last Chance at the Short Lengths of Dress
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CRUISES IN FROM ATLANTIC.
Big Minneapolis, With Lot of Camou—
flage and Grand War Zone Record
Heads Trio in San Diego Harbor.
Charles H. Young of South Norwalk
has rPPPlYO‘d word from his son, Ken-
n‘ulh H. Young. who enlisted in the.
United Status ‘\':1\’\’ at tho outbreak
of the“ wa: 1110 yPfllS ago He is Well
and enjoying lite on the Battleship
Minneapolis. He has made six‘trips
across the Atlantic and one to Nova
Scotia. where several days were spent.
“? recently sent the following article
from a sun Diego. California, paper to
his parents in South Norwalk: .
Tho l'uilcd States protected cruiser
Minneapolis. Capt. C, P. Syndcl’ com-
nmmlin; :1r11’v-ad ll om Hampton
Roads 11:1 Sou \01k and the Panama
canal at ~30 o'clock yesterdai after.
This is lilo first visit ever madv‘
to lbr- Pacific coast by the cruixcr
.~ln(‘(‘ she commision-ed in 1893,
Thu Minneapolis will become flagship
of Rear Admiral. \Villiam lt‘ullam,
commander of division 2. Pacific Howl.
at in o'clock this morning.
“'l‘th her hull. decks upper
works camouflaged in a w wird manner.
tho Minneapolis attracted mot-h Hllt‘ll~
tion :15 shn shunned up the bay to an
allo'lol‘agv just. north of the ferry fair»
way. The cruiser is manned with a
crew that has seen considerable serv-
ice in trans-Atlantic convoy duty and
thorn are but few of the officers and
vnon.:1l10:1rll the fighting ship that do
not wear from om- to three gold serv-
icc stripes.
Some Gunners, These.
Thu Minneapolis was outraged in
convoy duty almost from the ht‘gin-
him: of the war and had Several brush-
cs with lT—Iloats in the North sea. One
look at the letter R smeared all over
the cruiser‘s main battery. howcvor,
would have caused 111-? commander of
:1 Hon underwriter pirate to think
twice before attacking. Practically
every one of the big guns of the cruis-
or is stamped with the letter B. Indi?
eating that the gun crew could hit a
periscope with amazing rapidity and
accuracy at a range of more than two
miles. The letter B stands for excel-
lency in' gunnery and in the United
States navy‘that means much.
[Two other cruisers, the Alban‘y and
the New Orleans. arrived from Hamp-
ton Roads yesterday. Both these was“
STRONG-Ell MEN'
TAKE THE HEAD
They Have Kalil: Iron and g
Ileal lied Fighting Blood
Vital force is
which lenders in
made,‘ it is well
holding. '
The health and nerve of the
is \tht Na line intended (men
and woman to l1 1v
The bl 1mi of an athlete is pure and
red :1 strong heart pumps and (“‘th
1100".
\T a .N
and
the material from
all walks of life are
worth getting and
athlete
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H. Krieger & Co.
Showing now a few very exclusive styles in \i
Iincry at moderate prices.
WINTER COATS.
A few models in Misses’ Coats.
A few extra sizes in Black Diagonal and (film-w ~
iot Cloth.
A few fine Plush Coats and Girls’ Coats to citric
out very cheap.
Open a Charge Account If You Hav’cnt the Rt" at.
Cash.
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sols wyrc engaged in submarine. patrol
in the South Atlantic during the war.
The New Orleans and the Albany
are under orders to proceed to Manila '
to join the Asiatic fleet. They will
steam from San Dingo
next Wednesday.
Many Change: of Flag.
“'hcn Admiral Fullam‘s two-slarrod
line is hoislcd to the after truck of
the Minneapolis this morning it will
mark the Hill time that the poilular
reserve fleet commandor'has hoisted
his flag on as many different ships
during the last three years. The
record of flag transfers is unique in
naval annals. ,
Admiral Fullam announced that the
offices maintained in the municipal
pier administration building during
fur Honolulu -
the war. and Whore much important
business was transacted during the
last is months, will be abandoned
Monday. It was from the pier head-
quarters that Admiral Fullam direct-
cd all the movements of the American-7
British and Japanese patrol fleets in.
Pacific waters during the war.
admiral expressed keen appreciation
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SPECIALS.
For the Week
nvar. MILK ..... 2 cans 25c
WARD ’s BREAD—15c lost"
out to ................. 130
FULL WEIGHT sum con.
MILK, can ............ 14c
PORK AND BEANS—Reg.
15c can cut to ..... 12 1-2c
QUAKER ROLLED OATS—
' 3 lbs. 201:
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwaik
The'
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over the action 111 thu l-fit
him and his stall 13.1’ 1 ,. ~u l
(ices without compcnrm-w
MEMORIAL FOR GREEN-
WICH DEACIJ.‘
zC‘harlx’s .\'. )‘lt‘ntl Ul Grt‘tjnwit’i: :
Dru-suntcd a boil for the um»
{ho gttctlnll Conurcgational Church ..n.
that town. It’ is to ho a 11-
six generations of deal-(ms,
ch, F
lilllf ‘- .
Wilt-
ed the church for 200 ycms, ’1‘1. ... .1
will be installed at Bash-r. Tl. ..
st‘l’iption is: “Glory to God in 11;.
est: on earth peace. good 11‘ l. 1.
men.“ The old boll, whirl. v.“ . .
in a shed When the spire 111..» '1 ~» ._
built, was cracked by hraf ’ . 1 1
that broke nil! in the she ll.
C I). Charllok
Choice Beef Veal W1: mn
Pork .1
Also a Full Line or t .lmwl
Goods
76 NORTH MAIN STE! E1?
SOUTH NORWALK, CON};
TELEPHONE CONNZ (":76 it
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Special Cash Prim 1.
For Red Oak Cm:
Hard \Vood in Blow"
Phone
“’31. EFFRON
3 Rowan St, East New. .1
A leading Doctor says. "Everyone
it through his body. No wondcl that g ' “‘1'
ever} inch of his system is filled with ' 1.11.441. TC
enelgy and health, his nencs like l ' -"
lron.spi1~its high hard tasks a picas- i ---—~ —~—-- "
ure and life one song of joy. 1 ....-
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would feel this way That if you are
not red bl,ooded are nervous, all run '
down and on \our last legs, for too to
build up vour blood and nerves with ex-
erclse fresh air. nourishing food and
Nature‘s great prescription. Phosphat-
ed Iron .1 real blood and nerve builder".
He also says, "Pbosphated Tron feeds
the blood cells with iron and Nerve
force. and that leading specialiets are 1
now using it "successfully all over the
countrv, that it is one of the few remc- ;
dies that better class donors can new ?
depend on to produce results".
‘ Special Notice: To am W'
their patients getting the Genuine Phos-
piloted Minn ».,vle put in on let
cobra-o to
Service Station
STARTERS, GENERATORS AND MAGNETOS -
OVERHAUL-ED
EXPERT ON ALL ELECTRIC SYSTEMS AND
IGNITION
Vaast Bros. Garage
.17 CHESTNUT STREET
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Norwalk Chronicler