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3.1 where necessary. We do not
”an to do this—and you'll get
an an! sooner. '
m Dinner 11:30 to 2:8). 40::
' Supper including Soup 56c
Full Course Dinner,- 85:
13 Horthlain Street
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69c lb.—BU'ITER—69c lb.
Best Elzin Creamery
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DonunoSyrunJaraecan.....................23c
PittedPrunes ,25clb
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AARON KOEN
Supplies and Accessories
65 Railroad Ave.
WHOLESALE
and
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mas and. TOBACCO.
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5:33" as we are closing out
Minus: Ajax, Fire-
3 Pam-flunk.
‘ good value in Racine
_ ‘~guantsed5.000miles,
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“centres excuses. . NATIVE man RAMS ......... 35c 1b.
" m" "h 3"‘°°P°"- “Mi NATIVE men SHOULDERS 30ch
‘5 m" "" """"'"—_*"- _- = PIGS’ rear ..... 10c1b
W's and Growing who FRESH on CORNED PIGS’ HEADS ............ 14c 1b.
HI-CUTSHOES FANCY PEAS ........ ..............33 ............ 15cm
All Solid Leather MOLASSES ................ . ....... 3 ......... 2 cans 26c
(Sizes 3 1-2 to 113 child's) LIBBY'S APPLE BUTTER ........ . ............. 16¢ can
(2 $1 1-2 to 2, misses‘) , ‘
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3121A): LEVY flatmates-Mic. 17” . 3. .
outh Main Street '
South N33 . 3 noawnx. soon :30an
Agency For
Beckman’s Grocery -
WhLeti'e good things are many and the prices always
112:1 .,
Swii'tPul-e Icafilardmerlb. . .. . . . . . . . . . . 39c
Mueller’s Macaroni or Saachettl . . . . . . . 2 uklrs. 29c
Del Monte Spanish Style Tomato Sauce. can . . . . . 9c
Beckmanns Best Blend Cofl'ee.nerlb. . . . .. 49C
1 uban oral-lots] Astor Coifee. Der lb. . . . . . . . . . . 51c
Svnft’s Dlee Bacon. Der lb. . 35c
LeanSmokedShoulders.lb. 26c
Kravenmore Brand Sugar Corn. can . . . . . . . . 16c
Campbell’s Pork and Beans . . . . . ...... . . 2 cans 2§c
Baker’s Fresh Grated Cocoanut. can . . . . . . . . . . 1‘0
Van Camp’s Mock Turtleor 'Ijomato up. can . . 12c
best of everything in Bake .v Products a
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White House Breader)’. next to
Beckman’n Grocery
83 l 'ashinlzton St. , Phone 1405.
FREE AUTO DELIVERY
I ttelephone and put in a call for Police
1 'the message to the Sound
' {Department .headkuartem,
‘ '- ‘con. who were just leaving the place
I latter a meeting. 'i‘iiey equipped than»
lselves with
'3 3 Morris
-3 The
‘ or the house,
mm“-
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warm
I!!!”
ing the winter. its mistress baflnx
been living at Broadway. and 72d
street, New York. The nearest other
house is that of Mrs. C. W. Dreyer.
At about 1:15 ‘o’cloct
morning Mrs. Dreyer was awakened
by the sound of breaking glass. She
looked out and caught the ash or ad
light at the Morris Knowing it
was unguarded. she jumped to the
Headquarters. Sergt. Fahey relayed
Beach Fire
where the
lsummons reached McMurtry and Ba-
automaiic pistols and
flashlight; and leaped into Bacon‘s air
tomobile. The machine made a record
run over the mile of highway to the
place.
Find.Bundle of Plunder. ,
two men ran around to the rear
where they found a
Tmsr
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. This Store, /Wi11 Close at Six O’clock
‘ Every BhsinecsDayInciudingSaturdays
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TAX EXEMPTION m.”ufimmwa’“§°°a°i. ‘L‘Slfl. Kfieger 81 C
. eon sommns 3m in; 1:“ mm:
It is predicted that it )lr.
himselt seeks another ,
controlled by Senator
”the delegates
} ith a large, body 013
'Ih m " er V00 c'n
“'alsh, together w e “h C 6
;others, will result. i
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”pm '0 a m" buy clothes for the whole
BANKRUPTCY CASE HEARD.
AND SAILORS3
(Continued from Page One).
_.-—I—
married persons and
son of either sex in a
broken window through which the in-
truders had entered.
floor the newcomers moved stealth-
‘ily. stumbled over a collection of ar- {will Le fixed by
iticles wrapped in a sheet ready for
:removal. it included rides and rcvol-
ivers, presumably gathered on the sec-
1and floor. some bedclothing and a mis-
‘3ceilaneous assortment of small things.
' Suspicious sounds in the cellar at-
;tln ted the attention of flatten and MC.
Mu ry. They found the cellar door
and cautiously descended. As they
reached the bottom McMurtry saw the
figures of two men flit across a win
dow dimly outlined against the snow.
“Surrender" he cried.
l
vthe military or naval forces.
0n the first;
1 ed during the war.
lamount in the case of oiiicers whose
lcompcnsmion for the taxable year was
“is call was answered hy‘lhe «bark
of revolvers. the bullets from which
passed cloae. Bacon and
the cellar they no longer knew which
way the burglars had gone or from
,what quarter they might attach.
; “'aiting breathieasiy, lichlnrtry
heard a click he recognized as that of
a revolver. it came from a closet a
few feet away. He sprang to his feet.
thew open the closet door. and was
Welcomed with the flash of a revol-
ver fired at, arms length .
He instantly returned the fire.
There was a gmau and silence which
the former soldier interpreted to
mean that he need fear nothing more
from that quarter. Later he found
that Florenzo. the man in the closet.
apparently had been killed by his first
bullet.
Major Uses Strategy.
He and Bacon now brought into
play their flashlights. and caught a
l
bind a chimney. McMurtt-y held his
flashlight at arm's length. inviting the
other's tire. The invitation .was
promptly accepted. but the ex-nrmy
officer's ruse was Successful in divert-
ing the bullet} from his p'eraon.
Bacon unluckily not within the
range of the burglar}: fire and a bul-
let struck him in lh.‘ cheek ranging
down through his jaw into his left
shoulder near the neck. where it
lodged. 3
Realizing the desperation of the
man they confronted. McMurtry glos-
ed in. He struck him repeatedly with
a club with which he had armed him-
self. but his blows seemed to have no
elect. Then he brought his pistol
into play again and tired five shot!
into play again and fired five shots
THREATENS RUIN ,
lwrsw ENGLAND
[Continued from Page One).
in the State House today.
Mr. Storrow said:
“At present the fixed Gavel-mnent
price for coal at the time, for domestic Gov
'consumption, is $1.70 a
:What we are-paying. The same Gov-
icoal. .
Laid Before Govemor.
"i have laid these matters befor
’,
{strictions and price regulations would , tn.
collapse anyway, as these are war time ~ club wit
measures, and New England would gem but his blow
iflnd herself in a cat and (log tight. bid- eiiect. Then he
iding without any restrictions against’tmo play again and tired live
It‘oreign nations that are eager to get‘
e
xernor Coolidge for' such action as ' brea ‘ . For
ton. That‘s he sees fit. Unless some constructive lfggrgfifg‘g‘g Elm 1.82%?“ “figs.”
35%;: mentorinmfewwndw m... a. m m: m
:emment standard allows the mine op-
€emtors an additional $1.35 per ton on
local sold for expert. in other words,
the mine operator gets $1.70 per ton
itar coal sold to New England, $3.05 per
iton for coal experied.
1 Export Restricted.
“But under wartime regulations the
export of coal has been restricted by a
license system operated by the rail-
road administration. That is, no ship
could early across Without the rail-
road administration licensing it,.‘and
deciding that such coal could be shat.
ed from domestic use. Thus Sew Eng.
land‘s suppiy has been safeguarded.
“On March 1. about .two weeks from
now, the railroads go back to private
control, and the railroad administra‘
tion will cease to exist. in other
words, there will be no thriller re-
slrictions upon export id'- eoal. and
foreign purchasers will take all we
can give. New W'svsnou‘y will
be endangered. in my opinion New
England could not Morita pay that
extra $1.35 per la anyway. . ’ - "
iintereets some new 3 will
:have to be set up. .posaibly' lay-tacking
1501118 measure onto railroad bill
i
:In order to safeguard. Neangiand . V
machinery
one that i do not see the way out. of!“
Just what action will be recommend
ed to the conference of Newelhgiand
Governors was not (excelled, although.
some new ‘legislative measures in
as neces-
Vt'ashington are regarded
Sal'y. .1 .
Many factories we're forced’te close
last week because of the tuel'shortage,
all that thousands have
out of work. More fact-
ories are closing and many more are;
with the
been thfoz
I into the burglar later identified as
._ _. ., .... Norocco before the later sank lo the
3-. ‘ f ‘ ”‘ .._,-_ ‘ cellar floor. ' 3 3 the
F‘ “ 7 peace treaty should be signed before Realizing the despcrst on o .
’EL bhORTAGE ’March 1, then, as i understand, all re- man they confronted. Mellon! closed
He struck him repeatedly Vl'ilh a
h which he had armed him-
s‘frzemed to have no
light his pistol
shots
into the burglar later identified as N0
rocco before the latter sang to the
n
icellar oor.
Turning on his aflshlight again. Mt
the man in the closet having passed
ithroukh the flethly part oi his :cn
’arm; Disregard-ding this. with Bacon's
held he carried the living burglar up
to the kitchen and telephone calla
wet-cisent to "the Police Department
and the Greenwich Hospital. -' ‘
Bullets Soon Prove Fatal
When help arrived _it was round
that the wounded man was beyépd
3nid. He lived about an hour'andcl
,hali after he was shot. The bodies
i
expected to follow suit until; relief'i of the burglars were taken to the
y
comes in the form of coal.
NORWALK‘ YACHT
‘ morgue at Knott 8 Son, tinder-tuners.
fiat Greenwich.
t The bullet was still mascara
cLus' orncens shoulder last-lieu. but the luthorl
William ‘J. Mel-loch, Jr., Selected
Commodore for Coming Year.
Lhe n
NnvathchtClubhas redthe
o a W _‘ t: theme. Reaaid
following list «mm for“ em: 1,3th m m
in; year. theologian to be held on Sat
urday evening, ebrualizsth; , ?$ 33:33:?!
~ Commodore—William ‘J. 3 Health."— '
Jr.
aawiiee at the hospital where bodies an
“velvet-a no serious W’J-flc
committee of the lint-try, arterhavlng hisarm dressed.
“din"? lwlmSe income. other than the amount
crouched and remained quiet until the paid mam by me Government equalled
volley had ceased: in the blackness 09" or exceeded $1.00.) or 32
glimpse of a form disappearing be-l
ctire service in:
‘ "'" 'r ’l - kl- 'v
The application oi Apt Bmtbera 013 In“ Y on easy nee \ D.._ -
a
Stamford for a discharxe {roman-ma,“
ruptcy was heard by Refe-oe cos i
in. Bridgeport. last week-The concern 3 mm
manufactured rubber content. The: —-
liabilities were estimated at 321504,:13 To 1‘ mean 13 NORMAL
‘with assets consistinz of stock in;
trade. 82.000, and machinery and tools; “mac DISTANCE.
851%. As no appearance was‘ Do you feel like p istznc
made on behalf of any of 113-1 creditors , W? ffir’ihflr from Your '2"- - .7.
in this case. the usual 1:01:41 wail be to are with comfort? l‘.’ : A:
taken in a Man‘andu'IOS :0 pointed a pair 01 'THAMER‘S e
mad-,3 "3' Refcreo Keogh'é‘s l ‘
*1 H A M E R;
.. . Extracting Teeth optometrists and Opticianl
“'th a tooth is so badly decayfl that 5 87;“! l i: gt"... S‘t:;‘;;OC’"
.0C-U,gccording' it canno: be saved. it should not be
to lhc‘r marital status. must file a re- 1 liowed to remain in the mouth to an» r ' ‘
Wedoeeeveryday at 6p.m.
it is limitedto compensation receiv-
terminationoi which
a priciamanon of the
President. The 33.300 ext-mptlon ap
plies only to compensation tceived
from the government and not to m-
cotnenearned or received hum outside
sources.
Quartcxs furnished an army a: navy
officer is compensation and their fair
rental value mun be considered in a
claim {or the 33.3% exemption. Such
a
l
s
more than 33.500 must be included in v
the return. and is subject to the tax.
The return is for the calendar year.
Persons who left the military or
naval service during the year 1919 and
turn on or before March 15th. The! pair the health. produce a foul breath
tax is on incomes in excess of theseland prevent perfect. mastication. My
amounts and may be paid in quarterly experience in this branch of dentistryI
installments. the flint 0i which mn‘it has been unusually large—my success
accompany the tiling of the return. phenomenal. I I
——'—‘T""- The most difficult teeth are taken cu; ' . '
PUTS cm“) IN r0031 and a231, and PAIXLESSLY. rt :ae' SpeCIal for the \V Eek
, pat cut so esires. leaving a clean, san-
ADMB ISTRATION ital-y wound that head: in a extortg m m EARLY JUNE
time. There is no need to dread the‘
can-acting of teeth by my methods.
HOURS—9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Sunday: by appomtment.
tom. H. Mallery
AMWOOSTER
'Am At Law
Ln!- Wnu U... Pesto-t cane. ;
PATIENTSf
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PROGRAMME
Continued From First Page
The strength which Senator Walsh
is demonstrating is giving the ad-
ministration leaders worry on more
scores than one. it is said that Sen-
ator— “‘alsh neither expects nor do-
sires the Democratic nomination tor
'Presidenl. but this does not obviate
the fact. that he is likely to be a force
in the convention. “hat is distress-
ing Administratiou leaders is that
any delegates controlled by Mr.
Walsh are not likely to do the bid-
ding of the Administration either as
to the nomination or as to certain
features of the platform. Senator
“'alsh broke completely from the
President's domination on the peace
treaty and he would not stand for
any plank which gave unqualified
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endorsement to the President's stand '“lrif cop Qhop the
on the treaty and league covenant. tyP k“ at -
othAttomey-General Palmer or some LiILL 0 .
ot er man who happens to be the * S'I‘QBE .9
it is assumed that it the President 3 [ITLET ’ GOLDEN S
does not seek renomination himself
he will try to dictate the nomination ._
“‘hite House favorite next June.-
Senator “'alsh would not fall in with:
such a mom. He is said in her
124 “’ashington St.
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