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. . menu 131,43'3!‘ 1.1."... ; 33:9":1'40 tuna, on: hm udder-
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tiful markings.
mahogany and perfectly finished.
31.403.163.131115 Amy? i113" Whig El“: i6
4' ' Some Showing Rodin...
Conspicuous among the Bedroom Furniture is a group of- Sheraton Sets.
It would be hopeless to try to duplicate these sets.
1' here are no out of sight places
sessor of this kind of furniture will always be proud of it.
Windsor Chairs and Rockers
'
v
The Windsor Chairs (taking their name from old
styles in Windsor Castle.) are among the most popu-
lar of all old English ('l1airs.
Chairs in mahogany,
” _",.. .“F .
Re 1] Iiee . . ‘ ,w . w - - "
Regillii: £1:ii:‘3’7:;iqu 121111? pl H 0 $29.50
Regal . 113 .00 bale price $27.50
i"prhe $30.00 Sale price $22.50
‘ wcgular price $27.50 Sale price $21.00
7 Regular price $22.00 . Sale price $16.50
Regular price $17.00 Sale price $13.00 '
Regulai I)ll((‘ $16. 50 Sale. price $12.50 '
Regular p1 1!? $13. Sale priee $ 9.50
Chairs in ivory and mahogany, 1
Regular pliee $18.00 Sale priee $12.00
Regular priee $16.50 Sale priee $11.00
Regular priee $15.00 Sale price $10.00
Chairs in ivory and blue finish,
Regular price $14.00 Sale priee $ 9.00
Rockers in magohany,
. Regular priee $41.00 Salepriee $30.50
Regular price $32.00 Sale priee $24.00
Regular priee $31.00 Sale pi i« e $23.50
; Regular priee $20.? " Stile pl 11 e $20.00
5 Regular price $25.50 Sale. prn e $19.00
Regular priee $23.00 Sale price. $17.00
' -, Regular prin- $22.00 Sale prx'e $16.50
1 I ' Regulai ll]"i4(* $16.00- Sal-e prire $12.00
Rockers in ivory and mahogany, “ .
3 Regular priee $18.00 _ Rule 'pl‘ict' $12.00
i Regular priee #0750 . Saleppriee $11.50
i [\egula 1 priee $111.10 Saviefprieey$1L00
' Rockers in ivory and black, ,"- .
Regular pliee $13.00" Salé'pl'iee $10.00
Settee in ivory and mahogany, ' i,‘
i 3 Regulal prh e $2100 Sale price $17.00
Library Tables and Stands
' , _ French Blue finish 1115:1110 $2900
Mahogany; Tables , French Blue tinish $45.00 $34.00
Regular priee $14.00 Sale- price $11.00 Gray finish $44.00 $331!)
Regular priee $18-00 Sale price $13.50' Brown ’iinisli $34.50 $26.00
Regular price $ 8.00 Sale price $ 600‘ White finish ._ $60.00 $45.00
Regular price $ 8.25 Sale price $ 6.00 Natural finish. ' '
. Regular price $15.00 Sale price $11.00 ‘ Former Price $48.00 Sale Price $86.00
Golden Oak Tables, Former Price $45.00 - Sale Price $33.50;
. Regular price $15.00 Sale price $11.00 Former Price $40.00 Sale Price $30.00
‘53...- Regular price. $14.00 Sale price $11.00 Former Price $30-00 Sale'PI'iPO $22.60
' Regular prit 0 $ 8.00 Sale price $ 6.00 Former Price $33.00 Sale Price $25.00*
1’ Golden Oak Stands, p Naturalflmshed GoOax'ts, . , .
,2... Regular price $ 7.50 Sale price $ 5:.“ . Former Price $30-00 Sale'Prlce $23.50
Regular price $10.50 Sale price $ 7.5th, Former Pr “39 $3200 Sale PUCC $24.00*
’ iMiahogamy Stands, ’s. e_'ra,mbulators, . ., :
Regular price $13.00 Sale price $ 9.50 .13....- Former Price $6500 Sale PI'ICP $32-50.~
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. 1 Inasmunva; “Ni: Linn: 1-.
1‘
Floor Lamps in the Sale ~ -
Tall and “ramiiemmirued eoluinns.
354573] 1 of them elaborately eatved They are in
' ' mahogany or the- attractive poi't'ohrome finish.
shades come. separately in a variety
The.
of sizes and
shapes, some in plain colors rose- andqzold. others in
combinations of artistic enlor «fleets. . .
Lamps -. Silk‘rs‘ltadés'; _
Wei-e Sale. Price Wot. f sage: Price
$58.00 $41.50 $85.50 ' $61.80
$30.50 $25.00» . $7.31?!) . $4700
25.00 $20.00 ' ' 15"?“ $5250 '
19' ..., @2400 ‘ “a“? $2995
-1... 1 .
.. - _ . . . $4,815 $29.95
$.21. 00 $19.00 $31.30 $25.00
1:" l W $18.00 . 1:30 :30 $25.00
$19,110 $16.00 827.203: $2500 '
$18.00 $15.00 1:". 4 no 81950
$011.30 $47.00; $101M? $6.50
$80.00 $52.50 _ . 'f-‘fjff'f‘m
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Kitchen (:3sz ..
Golden Oak,
lwgular l’rn e 11:37.00 ih‘ale r1" :e $20.“)
Regui: 11' Price 148 00 ' ;§ale ’tlil'p $28.50.
Regular Price $50.00 Sale P1 lee $37.50
Regular l’liee $7100‘ isale l’iiee $56.50
White Enameled'Stee] . ' .,
Regular l’1iee $ 0800 .. Sale I’ lit e $73.'50’
Regulai 1’11. 0 $110011 3:110 Price $8300
White Enamel , ,
Regular l’riee $98.00 . (Sal-c: :lr’a'iof-;$73.50j
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Baby Carriages ‘_';-"""‘ l
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tiul' ' ‘ , .I ~. . ~ "Q ‘
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in My.
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‘These are of mahogany with ribbon inlay, selected wood with beau—
Ihev do not make such furniture newdays. The insides of the drawers are of solid
which have been carelessly slighted because they are not in plain view. The pos-
Nursery Furniture
‘ Chm sheet" .. music. or . . Qflb's Wh ”Kigdje KOOPS 'l
7700701119. 1 ' White Enamel 1 name] ‘
' ' Were 8810- Price “'(Pl'e Sale Pr:
gill. iii) . fig’ifigfi“ $19..r $15.50 $27.00 $2.53
Wm ' W $26.50 $20.00 52111111 5:; .50 ,
.$;;5:00. V y I I as“, ‘ 3021'“) $15M $14l’l E" '_ {0
121:; 11111:. $251511 u. $19-00 ”‘00 Natural Wfllow‘ '
$21.11 I 7.52100 '4 1...... sum 11:- s...
$22.00.. K3163" American Walnut “4—"? 511 T1?
\Vt‘l‘t‘ Sale ’Pl'it'v Emery Chall'r ’
1'62- 0" . $3900 White Enamel
. I mahogany Séwing White Ema! Basal “7.1... 5101' I ,
Ta nettes $1 8.0"! S ' (If
ble‘s \‘l ere Sale Price Brown " ' .
Were Sale Price $15.00 $11M \Vere Sillt' l‘
$19111 $31.00 a: 11m . . _ s 700 $11.75 5 2:
133-88 gig 1111.01.11..- Bab} Want 1' Natural 9
4.06.00 $22.00 “ 1'1‘0 Sale Pl‘iv 1' \Vt'l' v Sal: l’ ,
115800 - $21.90 W” . . $45.“ . '1'” '"" ~35.
«11111111 5.3.00 ' ' . _ - p ' ?
“’9- 3 550:. Children 5 Chairs and Rockers _'
Day Beds Ivory alnl Mahogany Sella-s . ‘ .. i
In Mahogany \Vere 30011“ Sale J’l'im- $1.00"
'Wel‘t: $150.00 i
l
- Saie' prree $112.50‘
Were $85.00
haleprlee $64.00
Console MltTOrS.
lx'ur)’ all(l..\lallegan‘\‘ Roekel's
“"017 $14.00 Sale l)l_'ll'l‘
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Sale Prim-t
Nthidh'im- S, 9'11
Holden Oak luwki rs “4 1'1 2" 5.00
(inl: len (lab; Rm 'ke 1'5 \\ l l'l,’ -"~' 33.30
whom: Walnutand
v gimme High Chairs ' "
. e > ,
l Mohegan « ‘ _
,- \Vet‘e y 3.11.. pm. e Golden Oak White Enamel
32111311: 33:3 Wm Sale Price ll'g-rs' Sale Price
We" - , mo ..... 15:14:: 13-23:
V 1 K t .n . - i L. a '
. ' “$.31 85511331 $15.00 $11.50
11188 11:23, moo s 9-00 1'3," "d “eye?
out st 6.00 s 4.50 $0311) ba 031333
\Vere Sale prie e $ 400 $ 3.00 ' ' .2. ' .
$109.00 $81.00 $10.10 $12.00 ,
a 50.011 337.59 $19.00 $14.50 .
g 29.00 3;..3: ~ $10.00 $ 7,50 Natural finished -,
"EE' . ' i 8.00 $ 6.00 “'ere Sale Prior _
, 21.00 ' 315.50 $ . , A :
,PRESIDENT WILSON
. FOR WORKA’BLE
l BUDGET SYSTEM
(Continued from Page One)
. them to the point. where they will not
be an unnecessary strain upon our in-
iconu 0] nt-eissit. ite unreasonable tax-
}. ation: in other w.ords a workable bud-
get 3\ ate in. and 1 1espectt‘ully suggest
, that two e‘lem(nts are essential to
‘such a system: namely. not only that
the proposal of appropriations should
be in the hands of a single body. such
as u. singm appropriations committee
'in 6a( h house of the Congress, but.
Vie Wm cultivate \mu' 0‘. esighti also that this hodx should he brought
into s'xmh to operation with the de—
' . r t 1 I
if um will enltit an. om p1 of: s- mmmms or the Gowmment . and
sional acquaintance. W e. v. ill enr- with im- rreasury or the United States
root the false Visioning of 1 our as would enable it to act upon a com-
eyes if um will allow us to ex- its-2.3333523: oil: the "99‘“ 0ft the
1' e. X'ESOIII'CES l‘OflI
amine into their defects. Our cx- “mm, it must draw “8 income 1 r..-
pcrience in eye exammatt‘mns and
lucmntly retoed the Budget bill, panes
our profound study. of the science 9“ '3th 1w session of the Congress
13 your guarantee of beneficial
be cause of a. constitutional objection-
service; '
‘ ’l
at .f‘ I
' ‘ *1?
Put An Intemtiona]. OnesBip'e
Heater” in Your Home '
hont bleed your pocket- book day
and night with stoves and inefficient
heating systems. Running from one
warm room into a cold room, mm;
a cold and eventuality running a. doe.
The House of Representatives subse-
14
Optometrist: claim
“13. hon-u of on" my
87°Atlantic8b, SW6 rd
w‘gcfg’ “ Q p. tr!” , tor’a bill. Hav're every room warm at.
the menace" takes to heat one. 111-
d f mnemonic. day. my ”term... As);
gin-$55: Huntington's“ me oermolt “about 1th
n
WWMW..‘
)quently nlodilied the bill in orderlo
llneet this objection. In the revised
for-111.] hell-we th at tbs bill. (oupled
.\\'itl1 action llll‘l ml) taken I); “101‘011-
gross to r¢-\l:s( itn ruin; 1111:] proud—
lure furnishts the foundations {on run
iI-l‘ltetin- 11a: lonnl lmtluet minim. . l
'enrnemly hope. therefore .that one or
the first stu-pntnken by-tllt' put-um“
session of the (‘ongress will he to pass
the Budget hill.
'l‘he nation's flnanees have shown
marked improvement during the past
your. The total ordinary receipts of
86.094.000.0001‘01' the fiscal year .1920
exceeded those for 1919 11) $1, 542 -
000 000 while the total not ordinary
expenditures decreased from 818 514. -
(100. 000 to $6. 403. 000 000. The grass
public debt which reached its highest
'poiht on August 3'1 1919. when,“ was
pesos niloon. had dropped on Nov.
30 19211 to $24 175 000 000.
has also ”been a. marked decrease in
holdings of Government 'war secu‘rt-
tiea by the banking institution of the
country. us well as in the amount of
bills held by the Federal Reserve
hanks secured by Government war ob-
ligations. ' This fortunate' resulti'han
relieved the banks and left'thefit'fleer‘
to ‘lnnnu- the needs of agriculture. tn-
du'stry and commerce. It‘has' been
due. in large part. to the reduction or
the puhliedel1t.especiafly
floating debt. but more» particularly: to
There '
or- thn?
the improved diatributton ot Goveins.
Treasury from the domestic. PENN“!
market and from a position or dorm-
nan! influence in that market. 'll .
future (“(111130
on
plum-u upon tht Trcasun.
flrkntly high lu'ml
”the. fundit entail] “lilch
fact
.muture within the next. two and it
(half \ears or this
'a half. billions are floating. debt. and
the bllllonl Victory Notes unu' War
Swings Certificates. The fiscal pro-
gram of the Government must be de-
termtned withreterenee to these ina—
tux-mes. Sound policy demands that
the Government’expendlture- be re-
duced to the lowest. mount, which
-will permit ' various Iefl'iée. to
operate an fly. and that (Eveni-
‘mejné receipts ri-om um and. aging-s.
be maintained unintently high to pro-
vide for current augments. includ-
in; interest and silt-um.
on’ the public}
Operations and; udoqux’tc
amount. two and.
‘.Lni,1rvpri.vtion: 4. -
“Li lo.- ids tn {uh uh I untl‘ol.
present dom notes the (}0\e'rn1nent‘s‘-. 011011110 1113 admin“ lain MM to thef _
lln' metal situation is that anon and a ”mill-ands undu' this "161‘ 435" 00“ 000 1 ,
hull billions of its war indebtedaeu.
from in retiring the floaunrde'bt.
“0118310! or making“ direc t and we e 1110
um u- l.- 11im1_ between
_ll11- i'lucont nu [pm 11111 uixnnt ex-i
hill ntctssnrllx «1.1101111. _m-'mniuns of tin (lover‘ulzunl duringi '
upon tht extent to which tennnmieslthc piisv nt fiscal SM“! .14; We It as dm- 1 ,
pl ile-Mud and upon the buidena ling
as Wcll 38 has ln-n dis
open industrial development! and LB. nail burden “irovi‘n upon the Trent--
mnmteiiumc- or tax receipts at n 6111”- 1.1.1. ‘l‘w tlw'
i‘etum of the run-1
o‘er $600. -
m ‘uilon “Willi ”it.
during the present flex-:11 “wand it‘
is out": utx- d that ”author )XuBmMB '
aggregating: mum: “seeminume-ntm
must heVnade to the railroads during .'
tht current \w'uu. ' it is olnloun that
these large pa.) ments hnvt-‘Ilh‘eady se-
rtously limited the Governments pro-
Closely connected ' with this», fit
seem- to me. is the nm for. an
immediate consideration or the nuts
sion at our tax [dim Simplmcattmi. -
of the income and profits taxes
service durh'lg the war. The need (or
.11e1r .simfiimution. however. is you .
7151.1. and, i“ the m,7rrea‘.§ m Border to- save' the tempera ' _
Trivial-1131534119 {mum debt nodular: incontentenee and expense. mad in Of: ‘
0133119. Victor) 1.1m: before mains-gar. sder to make his liability more certain
mm rig-1d economy. visqrouo some .and definite.
by the Secretary of the Treasury and
the 1131 half or the last hit-211111113; -
flied ln thii.‘ e \ti‘émdl- ,- ‘ .,
finhapdr’tah’on actl‘tn‘ con- i -
has: , 5-
.119903» on ironic-matte mania. Thai. . *
‘tax‘eo performed an lndiapenoabflr;
Other and more details. -
revenues ed recommendations with regard to4 21
(mm taxation; 2 cumin-.01” current {axe-m doubt be tail! “lowly“: >
THE GIFT
T-H‘A-T PLEASES AL],
__.. An.—
’ Eastman KOdak
1
“WWW" ,;
.1
[i
All sizes from \‘est pocket to large fcdil'nig-kmlaks. an El
. priees 3
———-' :1
Al“ $
“The Norwalk’s Leading Gift. Shop? 51
5;
l
16.18 seam MAIN WT :’
The place- where something "can he found tor evelfivnll“. S
__..———
Del-ma mitts-aver”
he!“ Been in“ am” L :30; fi ‘30.“: 1*“ mw t Xe COMM? of Internal Revenu- . , - rt" '. . ' , .. ..
vectors. 'lfl‘i‘ece'. ”a": of th‘. e“ a; 0"." aih 83°“ I! hint)! T14?! micro-11y rendvred the nation. 'i‘lwir re. loan be formulated .iii«1,n..,,.,. 17”,”, ..
Idem-g box-W mt than”. 0mm; m.mm to 'oe'o1; it lvms privilege to draw to the ward. .. male rather in reu' Minnie MWG rm tin-11 .-.~ ~ ‘
Elliott term certificate. of mum twins mum attention of Conga-o. for: very sync the foot that :l-ndkued thoimu and training and 1 iii. 1., '
am he. been». mmfwuon— 1 monument-Mm“ nae-a Pathetic consideration the promo“- ”0‘ l l of. mm m “at the 00mm” “I“ w n N .
ileouenco to me: Wicca: oouu M. iii . . M Ma] The mumii to: 1:: my considmalion “A”
m at large; an - - . , .. . - ”magenta-E been-WV «mum hem of the Tmum‘ and m H
. 15¢ “'17 ' ' then-182:. the ~ Want-atoll m yuan.“ Edmam“ “-1.1 m _
W ’ l ”'5’ “Bl! annual reports in Opowls
Bodkin! (ATP. and. rehabilii 11
W533- Threw .
Norwalk Chronicler