BUSY
acold weather’s bettel’n printer's ink
“ . the aleofcoal we think. And
I is something quite as true—tth
' eul'e better'n others too. We
"thotind that warms yourhhouee"
= one, your daughters and your
« and makes them glad tube
bugh cold winds blow and'
untrlve to keep folks guessing
the tine all out of reason and of
me. .But here you live and here
i
m-..e_._....
s
we boheveMMis
requirements for '
,q.
thetin'ieto ,
cominngi-ingandthussecuroyourselvesot
archahleeourceofsupply. You rememberthe'perableoi the
them were wise andilve foolish, and that}:
ten‘ Virgins—fin of
a high average.
Naturally we have taken unusual precautions to insure our
customers complete satisfaction on every order we on. This
meansexceptionallystrictinspectionctstoch. cuntulchociring'
of quantities and sizes, and speedy delivery. It better quality
and betterservicemeananythingtoyou let ushave your next
order for lumber requirements—and let us have it soon be-
cause s'ocks are low,“ throughout the trade and the dunand is
m stay let climate treat you as it ”increasing. “u
3 ,Yet, better bear the chills you have ' I .4 . & Bail _ C
an buy the coal You know not of. h V HatCh ey 0,.
Q: l
no can AND omen
RESTAURANT
egular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40c
-» la! Supper including Soup .55c
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 86::
. - - and 61d clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
‘1'!) '.
Fort St., East Norwalk, Gt.
‘3
F. S. LYON
moval Notice
13 madman Street 6
'ph... 225's ' é . Agent for Buick and Slulz Cars
'- ll .
» Wang... Q HAS MOVED
We are in the market for all jil
m of Junk, second-hand fur. S
From 11 Raymond St.
To New Building
lob Printing
Weslf: Conn. Aves.,
ll
50m New w NORWALK
2.4.
vzziwggc £27. g5»; 150,2.1103»: 1:36;: is”... ISO: Kazam”
.Bmith. Underwood. -\"\_\
Remington. all other
The J. H. Wehrle Garage -"
‘51}:
‘i that a head of a tam
amp otti.000lsgrantedto"heod8
’qttamiliuonee"; and thennauo.'pro
vidod “exemption at $200 but each
dependent, under 18 years of £80. or
Norwalk’s leading Dry Goods Store
lednesdey. Jan. 21'. lilza‘v l
& 9 Hyatt
who is mentally or physically detectp
lye.
_ The 8200 for each dependent may. be
claimed by. any taxpayer who is the,
chief support of such dependent. This
is not confined to dependents Who are
members oi! the family or relatives.
01: the other hand, it does not include
servants or others. who are ' earning
their living. And it does not apply to
the wife or husband or the married
taxpayer, even though such peruon
may have become a total burden.
it should be remembered that the
person who claims exemption, on
“head of a family." must quality for it.
Two single persons who divide be-
tween them, more or less equally. the
_'.« financial and other responsibilities or
a household; cannot claim that either
one is thlhead of the family. But if
a. single person actually assumes the
total responsibilities of the household
and is aided by having one of his:
brothers or sisters support himseli'p
Ladies’
A big chance to buy a reliable garment,
with a Wide choice of color and either
silk or clOth finish.
Childrenfs Rain Coats and capes
Give sure protection from storms and dampness.
Rain Coats Reduced
4. and contributing an amount that could
not practically be considered more
than his beard, such trivial circum-
stances must not. be allowed to inter-
fere with his clear claim for exemp-
‘ Umbrellas for Men, Women and Children
tion.
A single person is the head of a fam-
ily it, by December 315i, he had be ‘5
come the sole support of close rela-I
lives (by blood, marriage or adoption.)
., living in the same house with him and
"13'? looked upon by them to exercise a
,greater or less amount of control in
the matters affecting the support and
maintenance of the household.
The phrase "sole support" is here
used in the sense that there is no oth-
er person to whom the dependents are
looking for a substantial portion of
their support. There may be another
source of income (such as interest on,
bonds, dividends on stocks. pension)’
lwhlch, if meagre enough to still leave
lihe recipient dependent, should not in-
lterfere with the claim for exemption.
Such meagre income of dependents, as
i
,.I
l
of Dr.‘
well as the inconsequential profit on
the board of any self-supporting mem-
ber of the household, must. however.
be included in the return of the head
of the household.
But a division of responsibility ’wlll,
gin every case, exclude the parties from
gthe claim for the additional exemption.
{Article 302 of Regulations 45 defines
fly is “a person‘
. who actually
supports and maintains,i
in one household or more. individualal
. makes, sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, 36
per month. Machines
sold attiOpermonth.
PLUMBER.
. “TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
as” Falrlleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
*-
J
SPECIAL SALE
on
MEN’S SHOES
“Army Last”
$4.50
Values from $5.00 to $7.50
All Sizes
Max Levy’s
31 South Main St..
South N orwaik.
Agency For
BLACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOHN .
. Supplies and Accessories
l
390 lb Coffee 39c lb
’fi
eek only. commencing Sat-
Not more than 5 lbs. to customer.
Special sale for one w
urday. Jan. 17th.
ery Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality).
lb. .......... . ......... . ....... . . . . ...... 75c
N ucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. . . . . . ..... 35c
. wat’s Premium 0160. oer lb. ................. 4 9
waft S Pure Leaf Lard. . . . . . . . . . ........... 29c
Cape .Lod Cranberries ..... . . . . . . . . 2 ats. for 25¢
Skull 5 Arrow Borax Soap ......... . . . . 5 cakes 35c
Magmha. Clover or Star Brand Milk. can . . . . . 21c
Ole; Hutch Cleanser (Chases dirt) . . . . . . : 3 cans 25c
tar-rerun?! Good Eggs. doz. ................. 61c
New 1 ork State Eresh Eggs. doz. ............. 85c
home Grape Fruit .. .......... . . . . . . . .. 3 for 25¢
—-GRANULATED PURE CANE SUGAR—-
e Busy Bakery White House Breadery. next to
Beckmann’s Grocer
83 and 85 Washington St. P
FREE AUTO DELIVERY
3’
hone 1405.
55 Railroad Ave.
.who are closely connected with hlm.Q
[by blood relationship, relationship by}
mini-rinse. or by adoption, and whose
right to exercise family control and’
provide for these dependent individ-
uals, is based upon some momi or ic-
'.::ai obligation."
‘ Once the existence of
.a taxpayer is the princi
’ihe creation of mainicna
is established, ii. cannot. be destroyed
.by his more temporary or unavoidable
gnbsence from it. if a father is left
wviih a young child. to whom he can-
not give the propi-r attention himself.
:and he places this child with relatives
‘or elsewhere. ht- shoulll still be com
,sulcrcd the head or a family. even if
iyet further fox-cc nt circumstances
lwould oblige him to live elsewhere:
:providcd that he will exercised fath-
{criyu control over the wollbcing. edu-
ication. and filial {we'lingfl of the child.
gand did not,(\vliilc furnishing the sun
Iporl) allow the child to become a vir-
itlial orphan. If. however, Without nc‘
cessity. the ilcncildcnt continuously
gulakes his homc elsewhere. his bent»
factor is not ill" bond of n fauiiiy. ir-
:rcspectlvc of tho question of support. .
EJAPAN WIFE:
DRA‘ rs TROOPS
FROM SlBERlA
Co
Scovillc
the fact. that
pal cause {or
non of a home serving
licans.’
would
"This
cl‘l'cclcd
thll of
lems \v:
miller \V
Eus for
en-
l‘zll My 111
in 1918..
Start 1920 Right
I 'BEEF. IRON AND .
WINE
, The Best Tonic
H. BAXTER. Drue‘irist
.
E
E. OLD FASHIONED
UGKWHEAT, 3. lb. . . . . 9c
SSRAISINS,
kg................;20c
. . 23c
Y STATE PEA BEANS,"
lb. . .. ............... 100
NEW ORLEANS MO-
ES . . qt. 300, gal. $1.10
A. STULL '-
4 CottageQStreet
W
39c lb.—BEST SANTOS COFFEE—39c 1b.“
BestMixedTea ..... ...39clb..
3 lbs. for . . . ‘ $1.00
N o. 7 ParlOr B 49c
SlicedPeaches 20ccan
Marshmallow Creme. Mason jar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
Pure Raspberry Jam . . . . . . . . . . .. 10c iar
Libby’s Hawaiian Pineapple . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c can
Sweet Cal.0ran2es 35c doz.
Gold Cross EvanoratedMilk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15c can
Sweet Clover Condensed Milk . . . . . . . 20c can I
“W
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rooms
e .....
oneooos‘oso'o'oru'looeoo-eee-
I
l
Standard Butter &"Egg Co.
‘ 12 NORTH MAIN ST. scorn noawahx'
53 MAIN ST, seaward: '
f
1
t
l
WHOLESALE
and
, - Q RETAIL
ans, artisan,
~ tsp, and‘ronaoco.
"0V“BROS
to-Daté Cigar Store
MalerSeJorwen
relish. . J
. . , . 21.~—ir. n.‘
. increas t t h . .
HERE s YOUR OPPORTUJITY To rescues A GAS «m... mass-c irisiéll’efid $33511 8mm?" Emmi-V of the Connecticut
HEATER AT A‘SPECIALLY LOW PRICE. 3991901910 a- direct. straightforward ,fl‘elnperance (Union, ‘said yesterday
. .. . , answer on this point from the Board that the cream at’ 3‘0};
Cylinder Style; $3.”. Specie . . . . . .\. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.25 _ "'9 Education 03' flom his honor. the! Julius Stremlau biog; gould b 1
Low Radiator Style $4.50 Special ' . ' may” ‘ i- ., l f » inhibition.
. . . r. , -_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.75 Question 11.: ‘ ‘ , «f on “calm“ “me“ for CORHPCii'mt to‘
H1311 Radiator Style, ,“38- Special . ' ’ . . . . . . . . .' ' . . . “25 itDoes Egan}: Wish to commit the “:3 limit. The “anal meeting of the?
, ». Q- . - - . . " c les 0 mfor N *5 .. u on was! ’ .' '.,
Lawson .Heater, $3.98. Special . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . ., $3.39 ,s‘onia. New new: Mfglgggy. fig aftemoan lcid in this any lemmas...
Refleetor Style, $7.50. Special 33,50 lilig‘fi‘ln‘lnd git-reamgafis - ,. . ~_
/ ,1 .... ‘ ~ , 11W 0 , _ - ”m5 am... .3,
Alb t F ‘ h K; i v ' lemclenfy 0‘ the .educgtf Wfl~isTEAMERLAKE HARNEY l
. , : g ‘ 1’ inch 0 their respective. ' _ " l n ' is FLO T ‘
,_ 7, er 7 77 _ o e ebe . , by increasing the Sal com " NEW YORK. den- 21-v-The signage?
HERE IPJT’SHOUSFWARE. ', teachers. " ‘ i '
WE’S
f'. Phone 527
l
—-- lnoi be affected by this stop. The Coun-
:0“ is reported in lmn- endorsed the
.and to adhere strictly to the Govern—
;iion of its objects. Japan would witl1~
sdraw all her troops from Russian ter-
iercignty of Russia in all its phases.
TWO TEACHER?“
of two teachers b
;is it illegal to in
.3200?
i 139 teacher
sawmill 2e
Continued from page one
only has
tied" the
“after in
point to
Cabinet's decision not to interfere fur-
l or in he internal :iil'airs of Siberia. , ,
1‘ t ‘ ” Icndersln
nwnl's declaration \Vllell
i
A
11 entered
nio its agreement with America in
1918 _ “This Republican Congress.“ Mr.
‘ ____4 Cummings said. "has cemented itself
In mp agrpmnm, hm‘wen Japan With conducting a campaign of beac-
and the United Slates. announced in
Toklo on Aug. 4. 1918. the Japani'se
Government declared its desire to pro-
mote relations of enduring friendship
with Russia and affirmed its avowed
policy of respecting the territorial in-
allies. in
abstaining from' all interference in
Russia's internal politics. lt'was fur-
ther declared that, upon the realizm
as the
the city
diary and leave unimpaired the sov- and the
, it was
, or’s frien
GET INCREASE
IN SALARIES
5
(Continued from Page One).
an
The natural question is: 3:123:va
If it is legal to increase the salaries gim‘a
3' $100 to $500, why
crease 1-83w teachers .
Conversely, if it is illegal to increases
5 $200. Why is ii: legal to H
Does No .sk,,3”lq¢ ’7
broad knowledge of
trying c
NEWARK, N.
'wnuld have bcuil the
Illal. it has enacted inm‘law.”
The chubiicnn
and cannot ran-re on r. policy
Lory even to itself.
less criticism and $1
Piesidcnt of the
repudiation of our
nations and ti:
months ago “‘1
. , _ thc civilization of
tegnty of that country. as well as of Governor
“personal
for President
recr, pronounce-d by
commissioner of
greeted with
by the several
iocrats who we
name in the Nob
that a delegation i
had arriv
,to ask Mr. Ed
. Eton his name in
M
WILL BACK STREMLAU‘
ART‘FORD.‘ dart.
ignite iiarncy,
““8 “Weasel. was
the Board 0 Education both newspa-
pers 01' the ‘city published a detailed
report of the mgetixns. hugger; till:
'eat em as s was
rmfiinfirmade lfy Dr. Sharer, that the “I to correct eye troubles that
board devote $250 from its conting-
ency fund for the purpose of securing
'legal aid to force Mayor Donovan to
call a special meeting or the Board of
Estimate and Taxation to consider the
granting of the salary increase asked
by Non-all: teachers.
As a result. of this version of the
‘meeting the impression is widespread
in the community that the Board of
Education was unanimously in favor
In justice to
the teachers of the city it is only right ,
to state that. as a matter of fact, this“
motion Was never passed. Although
Dr. Sherer declined to withdraw hisl
motion? the motion was lost, through .
failure of any other member of thci
board to second it.
Shcrcr's motion.
BOOM L—AUNCHED IN
THIS STATE FOR ‘ i 1» v M PM
31R. HOO‘IER.:i-.Oiit ,._.( i) e .
ntinucd From First Page.
"The very fact that I’loovcx'
is being claimed and Sought {Him by
both the great pal-Mes. is a guarantor - ‘ . ‘
that. his administration would not, be promoted in buying powrr and
conducted for the benefit of either ‘dc-
Democrais‘ or “regular Repub-
but rather along lines that
appeal to lhi‘ sound business
juiimncm ol‘ all people.
consummation may only be
by the prompt and uniti‘d no.
the people. Mr. Hoover‘s
economic prob~
is demonstrated, under most
ircumstances. and no one Lo
hit his achievements and acn-
organizntion and edminisim-,
lion. can have any doubt as to his ablln
My to handle the equally cow
problems of runnszrudion."
CUMMINGS ELAIGES
pl icatcd .'
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l
|
i
G. 0.9. LEADERS§
—— i
J.. Jun. 21.» America;
first nation 10‘
0 trial.“ of peace had a Demo-1
malic House and Srnaie been ciccicdi
Horus“. S. Cummings, chain!
man of the Ilcuu‘n‘inlic National com-j
mince. (leclancd in an address atilov-q
wrnor Edwards' inaugural dinner. Not:
Republican leadership "throi-l
treaty of peace. he said. but]
omhs of debate. it cannot;
at single constructive nit‘IlSlll'i‘i
party is bankrupt o
Cummings (leclaret .
satisfac-
p, )l r.
antler against the
tinned States: in the
international obli-
e abandonment of the
9 company only a few
. were fightinlr to save
the world."
Ezluards was acclaimed
' liberty" candidate
m a eulogy of his ca-
A. Harry Moore,
Jersey City.
presidential boom was
enthusiastic applause
hundred Jersey Dem-
rc present. .
announced that the Govern-
ds have already entered his
raska primaries'and
. rom Harrisburg,
ed m Trenton yesterday
umrds' permission to en-
the Pennsylvania pri-
lsostated that a Simi~
en Inaugurated in Vir-
While
119“"
t was a
had be '
i ‘ i
gu'nhin a reasonable pI-r r'i‘llt. of true
Don’t take chances—
Skids damage property and
often sacrifice life.
'Albert D. Morgani
W
ova LONG EXPERIENCE
{And exceptional facilities enable
l, H. Krieger SI Co.
{have bathed many others.
The place where mu an
I Q ' l
flHAMBMb
‘Optometrists and Opticians 3family on easy WCCHx x
“The house of good glasses.”
uy clothes for the wide
e , ‘ ‘
l 5'7 Atlantic St, Stamford iments.
iOnen Sat. En. '15" e 2.x ._., a‘ 1
There Are Many Things
That Tarnish Golc-
i‘ a solid gold ring ill-n
colors the skin. on»
need not cast it wile
thinking one has lien
"swindled, ior gold uiél
tarnish and “iii leaw
marks. given the prelim
conditions.
The first condition i~ vi:
Illll‘ilit’r in 1hr cold. ilzw
to make ii of illi‘ dwirui
Those .‘il‘o' silver. com». 3‘. ,,
sometimes nickel. All mi;
18 karat has some of ill'
and the acid in llli‘ pet"
that cxnrics from ill!“
cause tul‘nishinl: and din' vi
"DIAMOND DYE" FADED
OLD DRESS MATERlAL
Fun in sec shabby discarded skirts.
‘COal’fl, blouses. sweaters, ;.l0\'t4,
idvesacs. evorvihinz turn now: “both
{or wool. Silk, linen. cotton or mixed
’uoods. Directions in package. (’zm‘t
make mistake. l‘n'fugzist has " Dia-
’rw
l __._,
’ARE YOU SUFFICIENT-
LY INSURED?
As you m-li know the dollar has dc-
rt‘np-
cri)’ of ovcry description has cirrrs-
pondingly appreciated in value. it is
>llli‘l‘i‘f0ft‘ your duty to yourulf to in
fvcniory your belongings, dvduciing a
reasonable amount. for d-prmiafion
[from wear and tear, and the n shodale
;insurancc now carried. This done, the
.‘chanccs are you- will find yilill‘N‘If
grcally under insurvd.
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i
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Over insurance is no: Ill-rirulylv from:
m ,
uny standpoint. but protection up to;
I The second ('Hlldilii‘ll i~
the cold coming in (min:
certain substances ihm u“-
of tarnishing it. A \v« ll Ln
ilmrity on precious mr -.1
value is the imcnt of the Evil
man and unquestionably his right
.
"age ,
;
Now Is the Time to Act
-————- rubbi‘r, sulphur. minimum
. . , mining mercury or or“ m».
TAYLOR & GOLDEN complexion lmiuns. Fillllv‘ l1!
Real Estate and Insurance
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 1230.
WEED ,
AUTO CHAINS
ARE THE BEST
and lllllllvl'ulls sulullnllr 2 ;
ing and othi-r fabrics.
In 1110 Chan 01‘ at him l\ mu :‘
by a. gold pin upon a \\ m »
the discoloration is du- x: -
nishing bu; to l’riminn.
lold jcwrlry
Dishes in the shop iln'n' ~. -
wrapped in I-hrap livw
placed in boxes with inl'.
logs or tied up \vtih ruhlv- -
t will sometimes tarinz-lx
pathy with unlucqucrml .«i‘:
posed in the sumo shmvc
smw vim-
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5
Buying in Safc‘iv
At BRAND E:
JEWELRY and OPTICAl
STORE
South Norwalk,
i
v
We Carry All Sizes
1
l C
3"
l
31...; can“: ' ‘
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
Calves Liver, ' ' 35c lb
Dixie Bacon, 34c It;
Blue Ribbon Eggs, , 656 doz.
Fancy Canned Peas or Lima B
vz—e.
cans,
15c can
2 cans 25c
‘ 35c can
‘ Molasses,
Carmelo Asparagus Tips.
which mt ashore in: .
reheated"
is ygallonta‘nl'able Syrup,
Campbell’s..50up$. ' '
. , a
$1.00
12c can
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