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, t-Mnt Pole.
.m :4 Rpceivegloénoth-
, i Nmmfi‘i'z‘ESTONE
". 1 : «ORWALK TUBES
" Seconds
m' some standard makes
i v _ which we offer at reduced
3 t » 'ntr. Auto Tons
i -' 1: m Searches and
g. = Accessories ;
i; RON KOHN :
‘. Ave. Phone 489. :
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' . * Forks, Hoes, 'l‘rowels, ‘
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_ min; to assist in garden }
s“ ‘ _ all caring for the lawn. .
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. aronamn MILK-—
- 2 cans 25c
ctty
- " ‘ - '1? OON. MILK—
1." ; «fie-.- ................ 16c
.98.} " ‘ MAGARONI OR
in FLOUR——
5 lb. bu cut to 31¢
' ’ it ROLLED OATS——
. 3 lbs. 17c
; : BREAD—
, new cut to ......... 13c
A. STU”.
._ :7 fiCottage Street
' . fist Norwalk
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filial/its
.................;..35c
................. 35:
‘7- Hams ...... ’i ....... 38c
~ oulders .............. 32c
......... .................. 30::
from ............ 20c up
Eggs ............. 555
_ , Groceries and fresh veg~
Mr Kraut for ........... 25c
Clitll'llOk
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CONSTRUCT THE oLo HOME' FOR LONG-
: . ER USEFULNESS , _ ~
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Iftheoldhouee isn‘t all-you desire, and you can't
build a new one, a little of the right kind of repairing and_re-; 1
modeling will readily restore it to present day atandarde.
Perhaps it'sa new porch, a summer kitchens side en- T
trance, a new roof, extra room: in the attic, or a renewing of
old, 'cracked walls and ceilings that is needed.
We have all the material you will require, including that
knotless and crackleee manufactured
BOARD, for better walls and ceilings.
The Hatch t3- Bailey Co.
‘that it. mine first they had heard
,mmnnee with the. income. car. new -
.slonotthenowrgfieuelaw which
' became elective on Mme-y 25; The
, law provides that ,a tax or eight per
'cent. "be levied on the incomes of;
all aliens rorthe year. i
lumber, 'BBAVBR - : resident in‘ this country. with the ex-i'
' ‘ — , " “ceptton' or transients who .is not a.
' citizen or'
-tentiou of becoming a citizen. To'
’comply with the law will
' siderable Investigation ‘
l ’ l . . fl - . .
Schultze 3 Wednesday ‘.Spec13ls
STEAK con ............ . ........................ 16c lb.
Haddock ........................................ 10c lb.
Rib Lamb Chops‘ .................................. 360 lb. -
1 LB. LIVER AND 1.2 L3. BACON for ................ zoo
WATCH FOROUR LENTEN nan SPECIALS.
Schaltze’s Sanitary Markets
United Statea‘Licenea No. 17303.
N ORWA'LK. SOUTH NORWALI.
Beckmann’s Grocery
Where good things are many. quality the best. prices
alwaYs low. ‘ . ~ ‘
FREE DELIVERY ——
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Crisco for Shortening ............ 14c. 28c and 41c
Florida Grape Fruit .................... 3 for 25c
18c value Tomatoes ................ 2 cans for
Pea Beans, . . . .. 10c lb. Marrow Beans . . . . lac lb.
Choice California Lima Beans. lb.
ivory. Ozone. Kirkman’s Borax or Felts .Na‘p‘th'a.‘
ca e ....................................
Fairbanks' Gold Dust. larize package . . ....... 23c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofl’ee lb. ............. 35c
Very Best Tea. Mixed or Blaclr. lb. ............ 43c
Strictly fresh as. per dozen
Gold Medal Pan alre Ig‘lour . . . .' .' . .' : .' .... 2 this; ’
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. pkg. ................ 12c
Old New York State Cheese. lb. 43c
FREE DELIVERY;— """"""
A. r. BECKMANN & co. lite:
83 and 95 Washinaton St. I. Phone 1405.
EBnmee Bacon ......... 56c,
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SHOES——
Still Another Chance
For the next ten days I offer the famous MONITOR
SCHOOL SHOE, which sell for $6.00, for $2.49, tan and black.
Everybody known; this shoe is all leather.
I still have 58 pairs of I also have 105 pairs of
MEN'S $3 SCOUT SHOES BOYS' REGULAR $2.50
for $1.88. SHOES for $1.49. ,
MEN’S RED STORM KING $8332 BOOTS were $6.00.
For ..................... ,.. $3.98
MEN'S RED STORM KING RUBBER BOOTS, real hips; ’
were $8.50. For .............................. $4.08
I also carry a complete line of the JOHNSON SHOE.
LEVY-58 Water Sic-S. LEVY
HARRIS & ,GANS BLOCK ‘
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION.—
STARTERS AND GENERATORS OF ALL
MAKES OVERHAULED
Fender, Body, Work and Welding .
Vaast Bros. Garagé
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T., SO. NORWALK.
.
*BOOTS
. walks and “'ilton will mcut to consid-'
pin for the purpose
’roldier men home. or taking proper.
’100 French war crosses
tguished Service Crosses will be for-
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Sample Suits
Dalmatia, Capes, Coats and all the popular materials in
Dresses. If any‘of,
theae will fit you, you will soon
fine garment
‘ THE
om. AT once
as scorn mar. ' ..
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r! -GRE‘.AT SALE“: OF .
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ic‘olonel John D.
have . gbas been made
:‘s
of it. ‘
A dispam tron:
. Ttie collection or this tax is in ac-
umen-d an”? . ,'
The'terrn alien is construed by t.he~;'
revenue olilcers _u meaning every}
has not declared his in-
.aa con-g
on the part
or the" en'iployera who according '0»
the law. are held mole for
the income tax of all ~alien unplann-
.it they neglect to withhold the eight
per cent. lax as required by ‘3” law,
“hey themselves will .be held to
sponsible' and lam! new“ ~Col-
lector James J. Walsh has stated».
that the law will be strictly enforced:
Collector Welsh stated that aliv-
~one who is not a citizen or who has
not signified Ibis intention 0! ho-
comlng a citieon or this country will ‘
be recognilod no tn alien. The bur-l
den of determining the statue of an
' employe rests upon the employer. 0'
:
One or the most adaptable meth-
ods of fixing an employe‘a attending.
according to Hr. Walsh is to refer to l
his draft board record. Hundreds of;
men claimed exemption from mil-F
iary st‘nrice during the war on the:
ground that they store not citizens 6t ,
this country. Many others who WPW'
outside the radar of the draft board .
have not filed intentions or becoming
citizens. All those employee will be
taxed eight per cent. as required by
law.
The manufacturers and ompluli‘!‘
will be provided with certificates:
which will. in a measure.
them from the responsibility of do;
ducting the eight per cent. as well;
as guardian against any liability
which may be claimed byline enr'
ploye. All aliens are entitled to the
name exemptions from taxes as are
extended to American citizens in the
country from which they migrated»
to the United, States; that is. if an
American citizen in a foreign court.
try is made exempt from the income
taxes in that country any alien ro-ui~_
dent from that country who is in this
country will be given credit for the
exemption extended to the American
The action of the governmcnl .n
authorizing and instructing the em-
ployers to withhold the eight per
cent. tax was the result of the mi-
nration of thousands of aliens from
this country who had enjoyed "at
waxes, accumulated t-oncidi-rablc
money and had rammed to their
mother country to enjoy their for-
tune. The result was that the gm,
ornincnt Was being defrauded out of
considerable ievvnue. The I'tlilmld-f'
in: or the tax at the router or in-
com will etop this practice. n in be-
limml.
VICTORY low
Continued from First Page.
paign are beginning in spot-d up.
On Thursday afternoon ul this week,
the committee representing the Nor--
or ways and means and adopt a ten}
lathe schedule {or lht' campaign. .
interest in the sale of this last \‘ic—
tory and Liberty Loan is beginning
, to pick up. Questions are non-inn tn-
. to headquarters at such a rate
.soon an cilort Will be“ made to Fatah;
into which those 'c
that 3
Huh 8 rendezvous
interested may drop for a moment’s‘
conversation and inspiration. Th0"
practical as well as tho sentimental
side of the loan in rapidly becoming!
apparent. That a Victory Donn will:
prove to 'be an investment is becom<{
in; more and more apparent to those
who are wont to look ahead in mat-7
tors financial. The fact that every.
bond in this issue sold means all-i
other rivet hammered into the credit;
or the nation and just so much moral
strength given former investments in.
government war bonds is counting for;
much.
Another [act that is not being ovrl",
looked and which means much to ev-
ery man. woman and child in tho
Norwalhs and the district is that.
the homecoming of the boye "over
there" depends upon the success 0!,
this loan, in one small measure. it;
of nicotine: the!
tremendous expense of bringing the
care of them when lht-y arrive anal
or paying the huge expenses incident«
to the reconstruction that this V10-
tory Loan is being floated. -
"Let the banks take them," say
»m:my.
They Will. “'hy? Because it is an.
investment. And when the bankini’.“
interests an willing. why do you hes-
itatt‘? (let in on the ground'floor.
TO AWARD CROSSES
AT DEVENS REVIEW
AYER. Mass, April 8.——More" than
and Diet")-
mally presented at a Twenty-sixth
Division review to be held at Cami)
Devens. it was learned .toda‘y. The
day! for the review has not yet been
settled upon. '
got. Richard K. Hale oi Brookilne.
chic? 0! stair to Major General Kiri“!
Hale. commnder or the division.
is seriously ill with pneumoni at
the base hespital. An annou‘n’ " "'nt
at headquarters said that uafienant'
Murphy at ,‘Natick.
acting chief of stafl.
saunter-Wen. '
«new Janszv lNSURANCE MAN 4
can ~ ‘
relieve { .
: ‘ 15m owns! WW
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After the Mes home will be haven. if not h.ven—-—ia your:
Spore
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worthy to receive its defender '?
This Is the Role! Home Craft ,Week .
, wuaihewsremefidim
a. . '
Adwith‘tliiainmilfl
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.moat exquisite. They are dininctive—diflerent.
wine copies of the old well-known laces from Europe, but some—
thing infinitely lovelier—aomething purely American in their con-
cept and their making. .
Quaker Lace is American Lace Craft. ‘ ‘ V ‘
99min; but, our aeventh aemi-ann'aal Home Craft Week.
events put together.
wehaveetriventogatliorliaterialaandidaaathet willaid inmo'v
than‘ever making home “haven if not heaven."« .
A can", LACE consume
America has awakened to the beauties of window lace and it c
possibility of the American production.
The design are woven into these wondrous fabrics and’_ are
They are in no
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32.00 to $7.50 Phil“
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EASTER SUITS, COATS. DRESSES, CAPEB AND DOLMANS
NOVELTIBS IN “OMAR. HOSmRY AND RIBBONS
VICTOR-{fibrils '
TO FILL U. s.
REVENUE Box
Continued from First Page. l
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ei'it-a's total r-xpcndituivs on account'
or the war were 817.0tl0.m‘m.000. of
which approximately 317.000,000.000is
hum customs rot-virus. income taxes
and other taxes. and 826.000.0(KLOOO
lmm suite of bonds. note.- and war
savings stamps.'leaving an approxi-
mate deficit of 84.000.000.000 which.
he says. must be raised by another is.
H. KRIEGER e‘ co.
Our Showing of Spring Wearing Apparel for Men, Worm n
Boys and Girls is unsurpassed.
Enroll your nalne on our ledger and enjoy the comforts o: a
charge account.
rue or bonds during the fiscal year
1920.
High Taxes To Continue
Mr. Good issues a warning that for
an indefinite period in the future.
own under normal conditions. laxa-
tion “ill he alum! four times'ns hea-
\_\‘ as llt'TUl‘C llul War because our an-
nual i‘IfK‘fldllUlQR will be in. the
iicialibmhood of four billion dollars
:is compared with approximately 81.
litumlflfmn which was non-r exceeded
lrnm llir luiu' (if the \‘hil “'ali‘ llp‘
In 1916.
Makes Plea For Economy
He- makes a plea tor governnwm
economy in expenditures asscrtinc
that ohn "llh tlw most rigid county 1
my it will never be possible to iv—
Iurn to the conditions that prevailed
bemu- thc war and warns that Laval
care is llI’tl'b‘s‘al)‘ iii appropriations
to keep from swamping the people
uiili burdensome taxation.
Interest Debt l
The cuuuiry tact-s an additional an» !
nual hunch-n at the outset of $1.05ti.-'
000,000 for lnll‘l‘t‘i-‘t on tlic national
debt of $24.0(w.000.000. which gn‘w
from $1.000.000.000 More the war,
~illfll 0th1‘ large annual cxpenditurcsl
added since 191;. he declares. mnkol
a return to pro-war taxation and ex»
pcnditun-o impossible.
Even with great reductions in the
strength of the army and navy. the
army for instance being reduced to!
a total of 25.000 men after the war. it i
will require strict economy. Mn!
Good predicts to bring the annual do!
partmental appropriations below 82,-'
160,000,000. With approximately' $1.-
650.000.000 added for permanent and»
indefinite appropriations the total re—é
quiremonts for running the govern-i
meat each, year for an indefinite pcr- .
iod Will be about four billion dollars,
he asserts.
Mr. Good. speaking as Chairman of
the House Appropriations Committee.
urges the people to insist upon gor-
ernmental economy because Congress
while favoring a. curtailment in ex-
penditures. he says. cannot be ex-
pected to adopt a larger measure
than the public demands. in race of
insistent requests from the various
department. chiefs (or added spire-3
priatlons. l
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NEW CASES OF iNFLUENZA '1
VANCOUVER. April 8.—Hundreds ,
of new cases of influenza “are being,
reported at Sydney. N. s. W.. accord-:
ing to a special cable received todayl
by the Vancouver World. Ninety;
deaths occurred last week . _. . w
' ."Tbe * Government \hui’ clonedl
spools, theatres. picture palaces and
race courses” the cable said-”Hotel,
customers are allowed to remain only“;
five minutes in the 5 bars. flanking
regulations have been extended “and
meetings: are prohibited,”
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_ panama .
PANAIIZA. Monday, April 7.77m:
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"BASS MAKE"
Alum-lurch the host “caring slum numb.
Rnys' rill‘fi ll 10133 i—Z’...... $3.:5011u7-l~‘3......
il "l" \l7t‘~ Ii in H. ' ......... $5.“)
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1919 —— l‘liat Dazzling Sparkle! —— 1919
The price of Diamonds is determined upon the fine-
ness of color? the degree of perfection, brilliancy or cut.
ting. and sine of the stone.
Let us get you that 14 carat Till’any Ring, set with a
dazzling diamond; let us quote you prices on:
.17-10() cl. Diaiiimids Retail at if: :13 to $ 45
”1‘
3.5400 ct. Diamonds Retail at $ 62 to $ 85
.33-100 ct. Diamonds Retail at $ 95 to $liitl
.40-100 ct. Diamonds Rctail at $120 to $180
.50-100 ct. Diamonds Retail at $17.") to $250 '____
.62-100 ct. Diamonds Retail at $225 to $330
.75—100 ct. Diamonds Retail at $280 to $440
1.00-100 ct. Diamonds Retail at can) in $670
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