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Wants, To mramammmmmmmnmmmm
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
Two Cents sword; minimum chargomwmuasfimnfl. '“Gtfilmubhm
‘0‘”"W—Pm
. «I
WANTED
WANTED—Housecleaning to do. cel-
ials . ets. .. cleaned. Telephone 1662-.4
WAN FED—Office desk. flat top or
drop head. Also chair. Must be
{caéonable Address Deslg, care Sea-
In . r . . , -
IWANTfilk—Two or three rooms im—
mediately. tor couple. Write Mrs. G.
n. Stewart, 121 South St... Danbury.
Donn.
< - - A as ; -: on e-
WANTED—Position as all arOund
cook or counter mah. Hotel or rest.
Jam-ant Best of references furnished.
pddress Cook. care Sentinel.
NVAN'I'm—‘Lady Wants roome. for:
nished or unfurnished. with privi-
lege of light. housekeeping. “A" care
SI-ntinel. til
WANTED—Bright: girl to assist in
trimming room of girls' coat factory.
In!) those with references need ap<
3n, Louis Greenburg 8: Bros. Inc.
Jl pot Place. East. Not-walk.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sieevers. tellers neck hand
runners and neck band setters, to
pam :18 per week. steady work. Also
experienced sewers on plain needle
machine. LE ROY SHIRT C0.
iono WANTED—l have 815000
cash for the best Ford it will buI. Is
yours tor sale? Phone 1042-12.
NVANTE‘DuPosition bV first class
chauifeur mechanic “in do any-
thing. handy at any trade: willing to
go on farm. Not afraid of work Afi-
dress ‘Choufleur,’ care Sentinel. '
TWANTE0~T0 rent. two or three un-
furnished rooms running water. not
pv~-r fifteen minutes {rem railway.
:Ansn‘er location and rent. Business
.woman. Box C. care Sentinel.
WAN "FED—{bola wishes
Mime familI,
mlnnond 5L
SVANTED~A second hand small safe.
Address "Safe." care Sentinel
..,,..~__
YWAI‘I TED—~Position preferablI in So.
Not—walk. by young IIoman with fiIe
years experience in office work. Ex-
pI-It dictaphone operator. speedy and
in
14
position
A-l references.
acl‘ll’aie typist IIitlI kDOWH‘df'e of
{woman-ping. (an operate automatic
{ylmvtlitt,l~.s Write F. M. A.. CItlQ Son
1int.
.— - . - 0 LL
fro ll 3 < < or: located in Nurofon
H In} I -. LEI“; t-pporluni’y iUI‘ gro-
c. I}, l..». or dry. goods store Apply
‘1) I. i ltzt-irulp Norman Heights.
I'lli‘. .lii'YEJF- 7‘ I» or six rooms with
M. liiillln-IC‘BLVIL'R. 5 Rowan St... East
N lz‘wel '.
j'ItI LET—Too flort office rooms.
Music llaii Block. Inquire Keogh
Catldoc, or R.
JOS‘-l0\$k}'.
’IiR RENT—Storage Space. house-
‘ [om furniture. Separate room
tempera proof building. Hubbell
flea! and S‘I age Co. Inc.. Sausa-
Incl. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
in negotiable warehouse receipts.
‘1‘: '
i "’ LOST
LOST. STRAYED or STOL-
EN on Sept 5th an Air-
'dale .dog. medium size,
answers to name of Tops.
Famiiv pet. Return to Miss
Louise Dcmeron. Tokeneke
Inn and receive reward.
LUSTMSI c-"wl hon-i cord
‘-.\'4
‘ ‘ . “ ll '.‘P mount-
ez. or. fill}. .- Reward. 27.
I" hope 3
white. short
FERTISEMENTS ABE
STRIGTLY CASH
Telephone orders for this kinda!
advertising is accepted only as an
accommodation to our patrons. and
immediate collection will be made
for same.
FOR SALE—vi will sell at sacrifice on
lot at Tokeneke Park consistln o!
113 acres. together with 2 it. t cl:
foundations. chimneIs, two~car garage
roadway evergreens. garden, etc.
Water seIIer and electric light con-
nections. C. B. Dana. Darien Conn.
FOR SALE
Do I-ou want a tin located one-
family house near ce ter of cit "
Very reasonable price. Inquire of E.
Crowe.
FOR SALE—I one-£3.- cow. Also
sow and 9 pigs. Mrs. W. S.Keyser,
Phone 839. I."
alas-=—
FOR SALE-‘Two family house in
second district in very good condi-
tion. part improvements. Near trol-
ley and station. Several kinds of Quit.
Ideal spot for uiuy. Price reason-
able. Inquire 3 Spring St., after 6
D. m. . ...- -
FOR SALE—Bungalow style, G-room.
modern home, all improremenc
good location. small amount of cas
balance mortgage. immedaite posses-
$3.. George Mitchell. Telephone
FOR SALE—3- 4 ton worm arm? truck
good motor. good tires; can .be used
for any business. A bargain, 3250.
Phone 2311. __ - _
FOR SALE—{‘lothing fixtures with
extra chest of drawers. also bust
All in A-l condition.
14 Oak street. Stam-
fornI size 18.
Sacrifice at $25.
I‘ord. Conn.
'~—.--
FOR SALE—Late 1920 Ford Paneled
deliVery. in perfect condition. S.
Levy. :30 \Vater St.
FOR SALE—12 rooms, 2-family
house, right in Center. lot about
Gfixlis. all improvements except
heater. going out of town. “'ill sell to
hishcst bidder. “'rite S. H., care Sen-
tinel. .
FOR SALE—New barrels and kezs.
oak. guar gmteed5 not to leak. 5 IO,
15 25 and 0 gal 50 to 100 per cent.
cheaper than anIone else in tovm.
Also used barrels and whiskey bar-
rels. Reynolds Poultry Farm, High.
land AYL‘ . Phone 1036.
FOR SALE ‘ '
House, 5 rooms with 4 acres of good
land. several fruit trees. low tax. 5th
..—
‘DIstrch. Price ............ 3.500
.for particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St. Norwalk
Real Estate Insurance
ORLINS’
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
‘ ‘ 31ch Washington Street
:i ALL WORK GUARANTEED
new and Used Tires 3. d Tubes Sold
Prices Reasona hie
,Stnndard Gasoline and Oils
PROFESSIONAL
MRS. LOUiSE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing
Social Class On Wednesday Evening
Club Classes Arranged .
Studio, 7 West Axe Tel. 1838
' IIII‘. liwfl s. ll. I r
1 3‘” 1‘” “'ILLIAIVI F. HOYT
LII5 —t;r “.5“ WI’llf‘ll. inirisll WA VALIESTA
1 I .l, H: “a 4,375.“,5 S.” “ “Inga“: it is Cheaper to Buy than to Build
:3 ',.f L1 ”J \: “..‘IL “I“: 1:“ 1‘ H" “I“ 1 hocse 7 rooms Poet VorwaIl-I
I I -.I . '1‘- (‘;‘I(€ “ ”' ' " ‘ ‘ a
In; --___-...--_-_ __.________.,______ 9.600; mortgage $1.009.
I131: SI: llrlrl '12.). “dark; brindle- indl;1 house. 7 roomS. East Norwalk.
i . mm c .m: {e- $~ .". 500; mortgage $3. 000
. I Edith I. Bircha (l ' - ' L
and Highland Axe A i 1 house, ‘ rooms Egg: Norwaln.
Lumomi Blos. llZi\C move
tilt-1r II" \' Lon: fl. In Oltl BL: Ill; Bl
24 V a 4:12 "on street to 94 “ milling-
}%fla;ltlI-~ I '21! H: ;Til{illil Hit-(k Also
.cIt .- nth“ ' -I .
Supply ('t'. t I .'\01I Ill; Cm. l 8;
L_.
I. O. G. PALMER
i Auctioneer
Ofiice A D. Morgan
Hardware Store South Norwalk
Lincoln Taxi Com
UNDER‘X my anyhow!!!-
First Class: Service
Careful Driven
CAIIII 0V cs ANYTIME
Phone 997
I
dl 1 house. 7
{$55003
$4.000: mortgage $3.000.
rooms. East
mortgage $2,500.
1 house. 7 meme East
$1.000 mort: :age $1300
4 houses 7 rooms. South
$4.500: mortgage $2.009,
1 house. 7 rooms. South
$4.000 mortgage $2.000.
1 house. 7 rooms. South
$4.760: mortgage 51.5013
1 house. 7 “rooms, South
$4,900; mortgage $2,000.
2 houses. 7 rooms. Marvin Beach.
7.009; mortgage $2.500”
Norwalk.
Norwallt.
Not-walk.
Norwaik
Norwalk,
Norwalk.
1" house. 9 rooms. Broad River,
$4.500: mortgage $1 Suo ,
1 house, rooms Broad River‘.
$1.700: mortgage $2 .I00.
1 house 6 rooms Cranburs, $3,590;
mortgage $2 .100.
I have twoiamiiy houses.
homes. farms,
beautifull
lots. and shore prop-
D Railroad Ave. 80.302519
on A sqom’nm
We will buy your household
coeds. real. papers. Junk and an
second-hand goods. Anything you
Inn. Price according to m. .333.
"7 o! the goodn‘ Mint. 1...!
always
PhllipP.Nnhonq
02 Van 21nd: Street
“coal-hand Bead. Alway- on on...
9.
Building Lot for Sale
A Very good lot on ARCH STREET
for Sale, size 38x170. no better loca-
tion for a home. For particulars
" I'eloped
911};
My rim; is yours. SWartz a. Corbett
Block, No. 79 Tel. 435.
WIL'IIIAM F. Hoirr
a REAL ESTATE
.0
REDl ( I .\'G POLITICAL D FLU-
- 15 \(‘f‘
‘WASHINGTON S’- pt.
~21. —A plan
partments b"
enlist.
The primary object. of his plan. Mr.
3103303111: explained_ is to have scien-
tific actility of the Government de-‘
in its highest penalize effici-
nnd. with this end in Iiew. to
A rthur McDonald.
PRC".
, correct what he {ex-med the illogical
' Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main 8L_ 7‘
I BUDAPEST. Sept.
groper-ts that Stephen Friedrich has
l
I.
BUSINESS NOTICE
new relocates-Seneca
F. .l. BRADBURY
DAILY RIPS ,
‘otfioe: StillaomPpwell, So. Not-walk
WILL EXCHANGE-Jury; size cabi-
net Phonograph of standard make.
for used piano. Address Box F. care
Sentinel.
I. as AN INVESTMENT '7
personsih Portugal have been arrested
fraud which was exposed last month.
‘ cantile International
LISBON, Sept. 21. -Hany prominent
in connection with the huge exchange
Count de Castro Guinaraes and Alyce
Diniz, respectively. directors of the
Lisbon and Azores Bank and the ”MET--
Limited, were
taken into custody yesterday, while it
is expected that others of equal prom-
inence till be arrested
Investigations show hat Dr. Ai~
{0350 d‘Acosia. former Premier and
Minisier of Finance. ,was approached
by representatives of the "Credit: In—
ternational Organization" of Ant-
werp who offered a credit of $50 000,-
: Day St. is a good one. 10 roomst’
2famlly big Store goes with house:
lot 52:142. All improvements. Price
35.500
See Ben T. Nash, Nor-walk
Phone 892 Evenings
mmaom We
will overhaul and repair your car,
my nuke. in your an arm-
Ixnitionand lightint terns no.6
ialty. All work mam ‘mo
490. " ~ .
i;— r 9:53-
W. J. LYONS
Phone 2047 Isaac: Pine.
v
MAEONW4;%§§T%ONE
nor-pm
Wallis. “gala. And All
H,“ I Z '3
110 Taylor Ave»
Curbing Gutters.
crate and Walks
Work pone ln Firs} film Still.-
FROM THE FICTORY TO
“Tl-IE}! ONE
bolsters an:
do moon! onour e88
Also renovating 88‘”
us a cord or
CLARSO. Nam-IR. Ot-
ling. Con-
cushions of “an
! meat plan.
1
CO.
ORWALK MATTRESS Now.”-
In and Monroe 81. So.
NATHAN C MILLER
General connectlnx. painting ““1
”Def
Fran
Nathan. Tel. $65-14
AB. Miller. Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street. Norw
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint
and keep it from donor. ve your
room decorated. Ask for my prices
on wall paper. and paints. Save iron:
20 to” 40 per
rial.
South Norwalk.
Nagy Bros. Local and long distance
CARRIGAN a Film. loci: and lone
distance tracking of all kinds
one. Leary I: Go. Phone 1577. Hon»
phone 883.
and Tobacco Protitltts
Mexican I'czrolt-um asain proved an
uncertain {actor reacting two point>
beiore noon and causing irregular re-
versals el sewh:rc. Call 'noncy opened
at 4’3,- per cent.
\I'ALL STREET. 127-57 p. III-On "‘v"
increased demand call money r094:- '
five per cent at militia};
Petroleum was under-Strong pressuze.
also ifl‘lDI‘OI‘t‘d
points and Standard Oil oi New Jil-
sey lost 214 National Cloak and
,Suit Pid “as “cakes: of the special-i
ties declining 3 points
WEST max-solar
mocmmeo ,
”A REPQBLIC
Continued 2min ‘nm‘ 7 ‘mo.
floored until their members are now
sinearly 39.001? in numoer. and it is
said that these me n are so well- arm-
*"d and equipped that it is doubtful if
Hungdria 11 regular soldiers sent to
oust them could be able to cope “Rh
them.
\illltary forces commanded by
,I-‘riedric are reported to be 3556va .nIf-lltl:2."li1 s l
ling at Stelnmanger. and belief is ex-
pressed here that the Cariists and the ‘
Legitimatisks haIc joined issue over
the Burgenland question.
21.-—-Austrian
proclaimed a rcpt. blic in West Hung-
{or consolidating the various scienti- an. and ”131 ”19 Hungarian GOVEYD- the uni
flc bureaus of the Gmernment. under iment has OMS-rid I??? mObhi‘WfiOH of ion fielé~
the Smithsonian Institution. has been it"OODS- are héfiii’d 11‘ the Hungarian
'presented to the joint committee on 1433911632
recrganization of the Gmernmcnt de-E
scl- l
i .I‘Estr rday
'Pittsburgh. Pa;
Guests at the £013] James ..otel
were: Miss J. E. Pe' ton.
Ed. Carrs. Harm: 21.
Cuba; Sir and \irs. C. K. Zehnder OI
3New York city; H J. Comizs- -of New
York city: Mrs. Oliver I... Hill. Ban-
gor. Me: Mrs W. H. Love; Independ-
2encv. Kansas Mr. and Mrs; C. Wil-
fifty per cent. but later dropped back
Drop
telephone 817 for representative £030:
alk. Com:
our house '
cent on labor and mate,
Alexander White. 35 Lowe SL.‘
trucking of all kinds Dali trips to ,
New York. dereu 71 Calm- Iu-eohf‘
Plan 318.
=—-_!_n_;
Today- in W'all Street
WALL STREET. ll . I..- Special
iS>U(-> \I._-y-(I\_\‘_,.r}-;I p. ~~I i in the
early dealings Hz. 7' SW I; Exchange
today. .\.~'~I;(:;I'{I; III: ::-il .24 palms
and l-‘ammr l‘lzI;.- :~ and I-‘md Pm.
(lllCir 105: 2 1-II;:." ai Dutch Su<i
mam". Twin-Iran. . 'IrI Smeltine.
General €"|"Irll. . mm and CHI-3
ciblt- Stet-Es (Inf: R‘Il'l‘lllfl eascdl
(nation: ’5‘ liI-xzwan Petroleum‘ yes. :
‘u rrim‘: cakes: lo-aturr. was the,“
on h be ' to display Sli‘t’l'll'flll. rising
ont point. Secondary equipments._
‘lal'i s and motors rmorded nominal
rains and losses .
I"Ai.l. $le ‘i-‘T Noon -~-A spiriII-II' ‘
: 5. ‘I Er! TD Ir under load of
r.‘ Sic. myriprrvn- I" ’f~. shippings algal; .
Fulllt m 131:; ELII‘I‘i;i'. oils look the shorts 3
by surprise Evading. Delaware. . :
Lntl-zail‘onzm :Irt‘z \l‘eszcrn, Northern .,
Pacific and I‘I‘Iitazo and Northvust»
err. T‘l‘l l '0 ‘3 points. Pressed St-Cl
Czar, .‘le‘tl‘l'ij‘illl l.-’at'r_m‘mlive. Gilli‘l'b ;
Electric 5111‘; PM In. _Rept‘blic. (Eu l.’
Stuns z._ or}: L S Swirls gained 1 301'; -
an} Ann Ii( an iii-I'll tins-a! 3li‘lC'ilfi. -,
tiic Marlin;- PM}. .3an A: nti.’ Gull row
1 70 3 liGii‘x’s < itull’I'—.‘. All: 93.15:;
\‘Ct-Clrn. Sim} h‘l'. S‘:.i;‘\ RO‘LllUl‘ii:
Silencer.- .'
Sustaining an extreme reaction 0: 47;!
(too for supplying American products.
especially wheat and coal, to Portugal
Senor d’iooma was authorized hv the
government to negatiale with the or-
ganlzation which was understood to
represent American capitalists
1mmedla‘tely the exchange rate rose
(0 Ii; former low point and inquiries
in \\ ashington showed that the Ant-
werp organization had no connections
in the United States.
mam
FOR VIOLATING
PARKING RULE
Continued from First Page
—_._
wt re Nathan Billy Joseph Kiopp and
llllia A. SUI‘I’OZIIS bl Patrolman John
Tomhiil and Spencer F. Bain of
Greenwich. LeGrande H. ILococonl
trial in first: cases as yet. the cases
to mg command from day to day. uniil
a date is set for trial.
The poilce of the city are busy to-
‘day in tall; 3 the names and numbers
addition Violators of the ordinance
(Ix-’3 more arrests, are expected this
‘ side.
mi Joseph Legato by Patrolman
John Flynn.
There has been no asignment for]
WASHINGTOI‘L Sept. 21:.— ,
T921 tax revision bill. regarded by Re-
publicans and Wool-ate alike as one
of the. most important pieces of legis-
lation to come before this Congress.
was to be returned today to the, Son-.
ate from the Finance ‘ Committee.
which has spent three weeks "in
amending many of the provisions
agreed upon b5 the House. .
Tpe majoritl report on the bill had
been completed today. Chairman Pen-
rose hopEs to be able to pfkent it toi-
marl-ow of‘r‘ridav and then urge eat-13"
consideration of the measure with a
view to its final‘enaetment before the
end of October.
mixed. The Democrats plan not 0313
to make a minoritv geport on the bill.
but to attack it vigorousis from the
floor. They count upon support it.
part of their fight at least. {tom Sena-
tor LaFoiette of Wisconsin, and some
otllrr members on the; KRepubiiean
According to Democratic leaders.
their guns will be trained particular ‘1
against provisions for repeal of the
excess profits tax and a reduction of
the maximum income ‘ s‘uftax rate.
Senator LafoieIer also has stated his
opposition to these particular features
of the measure as they now Stand. and
some Republican Senators in the
Agricultural “bloc" also are under-
stood to be against them. ,_
After the committee bill has been
perfected by the Senate, , Senator
Smoot. of L'tah- proposes to ofler as a
substitute his tax simplification bill,
with wits proposal for a. nianufactuf's
ers mics tax. Considerable discush'm
of this measurejs in prospect, but
Senator Penrose beliexes that two
week‘s consideration fithé , Senate
will be sufficient. ‘
As the House bill goes to the Sea.
ate it carries only two majbr levy pm:
nsions in thei roriginal form These
i.:.{tr.rztocm.
; Tony Coppola. of
Tau Comp: m. was placed under ar-
:rsi ii is '1 turning by Patrolman John
, Tc-othill. rl argid with having parked;
.1”: car for 55 minutes in the ten-
'I‘Ii::uit’ tie on
Co:.tInuar-2 was also made in his
rust.
FIRE OF \IYSTERIOUS
)RIGI\ DESTROYS BARN
Cor-ti: ;ed from first P339.
In
_ ’ :slocrd that State. Police'as raised are:
0 .I~- ~::n'».ed the previous firesi An increase 0’ five per cent. in the
for? I r - .175: mil continue their iu-lcorporatlon inc . e tax. effective next
HUI" all tile 1-: one of last night JanuarI 1. s
Ivl In. .w r :ztr: . I: t Downs of the} Retention of tint transportation tax-
In}
‘III :11}? stilt:
lilrtimg as I.I . ..
itilt 1323?! “(I
ltimt— 01‘ ii ‘ on: '
The .ItzIIiII .
l. ings. sist‘ r o
of last I‘: 'h'
. :1 the work of a.
_ the tmploIcs, of
H.“ the barn at the
ix
of Annie Jen-
I‘ . ow: tr oi the seer;
i a .:
in tin last _\( r or - of Winch was it:-
{It siizatmi by 5" air; :0 man l’rnzxk’
:\ lrei': i.
A I". r». Instr {125"32i110 or. fill;-
iron-.l. at u an ltazzze i i. night be“
.;.m mom ‘1 of ii; contexts of dila-
‘-mIt filiCk> last AIIIIZ. Tjtls would be;
Il-ot 51‘. \‘.t<é'ii8 {III lens to 111.: GIL-3
lostor. II'iIit-il \VlCCk-‘jtl the home of '
Illa J. Ii S Smith or. lainygiic street.
III-3:3;- lye-t.
Deaths and Funerals
.‘lrx. Sarah J. Rich. "
S: .:r ‘n J. liich. Widow of the
-n l: l h (iii-i li'. her rind you:
rim: ‘or the Aged. yesieirrla}
' Sly is SIII'I'lInl fly live-
:'.2 II ltplww of His Cit}~ The
' my M- will or. Prion? triers-
, ‘4 n'rZr-ri: (Z7. '3‘.) from U163,
Rf V. ‘ LC:
(in?
Twct
1’. Eugene Zohtf‘r. Jr.
liner-nu .1: only son
.ztd )lrs. e Zeincr. Sit.
‘l(i" street
this mot lair.- z of
s disease. 5.2m? S years.
..rr-ms is survived. by a sister
and his grandparents Mr.
I‘ra I}; G illl'. 0" BMOkly
Its “ill in ink- :l to Brooklyn
'7‘. l'irr
Ting:-
of
nc’I‘te
I" r-
‘. notch i'l‘IOTiiiil i; and Ihe ?uneml
he Inch} from the home of his
.1: parents. 106-." Lincoln Place.
90 (“'34:
I. —.u'
I. rat l:l,Ir.-. o'clock
.» r’jjt‘. .tl. r< interment lsein
11. oo . cemetery. Brooklyn.
Friday ax”-
g in Green:-
Funeral of Mrs. (Ramon.
The funeral of Mrs. Athena Cogs—
w.-l‘;, formerly of Nor-walk, was held
Brooklyn. N. Y.. yesterday. The
1306:: was brought to Small; by Un-
drrtakrn‘ J.‘H Magnet“ for lurial in
st. Matthew's cemetery in \‘I’il ton.
i.
'll‘.
“KNITTED MINE “‘ORKERS )IEET.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind” Sop}. 21.—-
Completion of LII reading. toda I‘ of
geports i<§ inurnniiottal officers at the
cellrenlir-I of the United Mina— “"0149
ers of :A; 1(li‘”.'.:. placed many. lecom~
more tle doicga: es for
conside: fol r21.
The »;=c rts served to; bring the
nn’age qzz' “:6 :‘ to the 'ront in import
nil-Ice. i. s: I ral other questions a?
lfecting the Ir. ice industry were
braced: -:‘\\‘C{l‘<i. including nationallv
cation (-7 't‘! i mines. and the. work of
toward organizing non—un-
g I—TSILD FOR linguist; am
; WHILE “ma-amt).
, NERIFIEN. Sept. 21.——~Peter files-
3917:1402. of (4 Orange street
tailing Sloan?» in Police Court. this‘
morning. on. the charge of driving an
Laniomoifiln while under the influence
of liquor.
He was iso git-en a sin:-
the American;
North Main street i
to the House proposal to reduce e
maximum income surtax rates from
, 65 per cent. to 32 per cent. it
lbe paid by
Egie men having incomes creams or
‘ --' spread to other buildings. !
- accounted for es. but with tile. rates or: freight. and
121s ltavl two fires!
of ‘
Iilr-II r.‘ the Nor-walls
Resid 0.. '
\ew
Bri-ain. was fined llfifi and costs. “37'
pt 0\ vie for repeal of the (xcess profile
tax as of next January 1 and for in—
creased exemptions to htadsof famil-
ies l .aI-ing a net income of $5. (ll-’31" or
less and on account of dependents rs-
Etroat‘liw to last Jannarl l.
I‘. nit. e the Senate committee agreed
changed some of the rates below the
latter figure so as to bring about some
greductions in the amoant of taxes to
all indixiduais except sni-
less.
Otl Itr maior pronsions in the bill
passengers reduad one— —ha§;a and II 1th
lprmisions for their repea on Jan-
nan ‘1 1223.
It purl oi tr» corporation capital
.:~\ beginning m 192
:siockl
i The Mil also proposes substitution
A lively fight in the “Senate is pro-. ._
”globe. It is 306 feet high. nearly
catastrophe Thai mm (in
on! or roost: Can a. Arfildfi'
am? bz Proper Action.
E ‘dlsastrons flood occur-ll, h
i 1053 of human line‘s and
lions or do ’iir‘ortb o: propel-q.
What happens next! What precaution!-
are taken to prevent disaster! »
_. Usually mt happensisniuthe so.
faring chinmunity contigeously under- .
Intel‘s tilé task or reconstruction The
flood is called an “act or God." and
Confidence Is felt that there willie
no repetition of the calamity. But
the conditions that gave rise to the
disaster continue to exist, and such
being the case, there is no assurance
that it will not repeat itself.
If the tame that overWhelmed
me city- ot Pueblo is not to be repeated,
stain and yet again Demos. pre-
ventive measures must be adopted.
W mgr he built and mervoirs
censtructed at the headwaters of the
Arkansas river to impound its floods.
m government reclamation service
points out that floods not less destruc-
tive might occur in any year on the
Bio Grands it the waters or that
‘stream were not held in leash by the
great. Elephant Butte dam. More
that dam. with its vast reservoir, was
constructed. flood time and again
wreaked havoc in tho vicinltyog El
Page.
The Elephant Butte dam is one of
the greatest engineering works on the
third of a mile long. and creates
1ingest irrigation reservoir in the world
~ann artificial lake covering Q3 square
miles and averaging 70 feet in depth.
The water contained in the reservoir
wofld cover the whole state of Con-
necticut to a depth oi ten inches.
5 Development or similar works on the
headwaters of the Arkansas river
would not only prevent future floods.
but would store water for Irrigatlng
hundreds or thousands 0: acres. and
furnish-water power refill the manu-
facturing industries in that part or
the country.
NOTHING “SOFT” ABOUT THIS
Heavy Outfit and totem Heat Make
Life Miserable for Cecil-lea at
Buckingham Palace.
'A reporter at the Lomdon Daily
News writing sketches of the heat
wave is especially sorry for the sen-
tries outside at Buckingham palace.
Their 91131:, he writes. would have
melted the heart of Mr. Winston
Churchill could he have seen them.
In_,the full glare o: the sun, clad
in thick serge trousers. heavy scarlet
tunics. with tight belts and bearskin
busbles, tile gnardsmen stood perspir-
ing andllnit stifled.
Their outlook was upon a roadway
stained with oil and reeking of petrol,
flaring." beds of scarlet geraniums.
scorched brown grass and the shim-
mering heat reflecting copper work
.0. Humanoid r-rs’ taxes for the so-
:calied luxury -- “nuisance" Inns
now courts-ted ll I‘I‘t from live; gunman;
{Tie Strain come“ (“c man. dinner-s1
III a Iiulszivi i‘ 01' this» prOI'isécz-s 0’. tlau‘
Ho 2.“: Li 7 int tim‘ SI already lain"
jla‘f"’li Inn-iv PIL‘EI'EC.
GREIZ \\Vl(‘fl .‘l.§\ KILLED I Y
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I‘rr i\. of this town
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lin $4 '0 lcrtd ll ‘Ii‘ls?
'momi-‘g .or trial Sam .. xoici‘f
in in arm i:_ R's-r: . -\‘.‘I"
IV mar . “r ’ I‘rC-iicesa}: am: was
extra-.dmtul to I cr;;1ec:icut.
. PHOTOGRAgH Fnovss “rt
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\‘tII Yolk. New:
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surmounfing the Victoria memorial.
The fountain was not playing and the
surroundings were as devoid of cool-
ness as an alfalfa plain. One almost
. expected to see scurrying tarantulas
and lizards. It was tropical military
‘ service in E2 gii‘sh kit.
Clouds on Jupiter.
Prof \Y. H Pickering. in a recent
address licflrc the British Astronom-
icai asstrciati In reca. led the fact that
during his observations at Arequipa he
‘ noticed that the surface of Jupiter. in-
fslead of being composed of unifirm
lbands of yellowish white or brown.
really consisted of an enormous num‘
; ber of extremely minute reddish brown
clouds seen upon a perfectly ehite
background. The effect (If belts. was
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_ For Not-walk and vicinity:
mole tonight and rum
lug.
warmer tonight: increasing no
finds. probably reaching 3:13.
The western storm is central-
-morning mer Lake Sum:- .,
York. Several places neporgéd i5
dershowers. The. greatest matured
at Marquette. Mich.
probably pass out the $5. Dam.
Valley on Thursday.
is about normal in the Lake mm
and the Upper Mixisippi Valley, “
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followed by clearing Th
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The Immune
Electrify the family w;§h.
e—Eletm‘lo 3;!
An electric washirfg
machine pays for itself k:
a short time and it save!
the wear and tear limit
your clothes get from tile
ordinary drubbing of old-
fashioned washing meth-
ods. They re easy to my
and easy to install
operate simply and sata-
factorily. __
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25? steaming-Tc».
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Rheumataint 7! A Wall!!!
A Propel-a” lion That Shook]:
{not every home should In“: 3 m
at Dr.
wonder lira-intent).
relief
neuralgia. sciatica.
that has been working mil!
this vicinity for years—but m“
I. name. and has been well
too—Rheumatalnt. Promo I.
grille drug store at vour our” -
venlence.
Liniment for,» . ‘
In Every Home
Every medicine cabinet. in m .3
Rheu- Ina-tom:
It gives ,
sufferers of. r-
lumban'
It is a. .,
Sorgis' (
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to
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nd stifine-ss.
The Textile S ..
Silk Duvctyn
Popular Shades
"$4.981. Yard
136 Washington snout
Reynolds’ . Cider _
produced “here the cloudiets were nn-I
.merous. and the light spaces where;
they II ere scarce. He compared the
appearance of these spots to the well--
knonn rice grains“ on the sun. Theirl
length lay in the direction of rotationl
of the planet. He said he had sincel
.chserred the cl‘nudlets in Jamaica. and‘
they have been seen in England by,
billips and Sie‘at'enson.—Scientific
American.
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The Omniprcsent Reporter.
American newspapers are spending
considerably more on their service
abroad than for parallel service in
America W 110 knows
tthings Americans are Interested in
than the" managing editors who au-
met-lac this. an; event or more than
local interest in Europe calls the
American journalists to the spot. For
example one morning at 10 o'clock-
in London, I strolled into a British
labor? congress. I met there six
American newspapermen, and but
three or {our British. Let any trou-
ble start in Ireland and every New
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York paper will have its man on the
not there already. All over not—ope.
“afloat-d at Strategic centers. is the
American correspofldent within reach-
lag distance or anything that may
ham—Prom the New Republic.
.. Can'tvLooe‘Thelr Marconi.
h New “Jersey seaside mothers; who
I infli- children. have adopted the meth
06 of embroiderlng their nddreshes on
the back of the bathing suits worn by
the youngsters.
Texas avenger read a neatly cm-
i broidered inscription across the shoul-
" than 015le worn’by two young bath- _
gens who strolled about the Chelsea
beach the other day. When they were
tired of the beach and breakers they
turned their backs to the life guards
and laminae-d: "How do we get where
it my: on or boars?“ no new“:
OPEN FOR THE
sanitarv presses in the state :W
grind as reasonable as anyone,
give you service second to none.
trial will convince vou. -
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Gdndmgi Every Day
One of the most powerful
Barrels and kegs for
sizes. new and used (:th
in the.
”1m
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have been homered In keeping tab on:
“I live at 37 South;
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scene inside of twelve hours. If he isl .- ‘-
mm _
our Ice Cream. gophcan‘t -
express nurse at win
when our cream is made m
way it brings forth the» ‘
‘preesion.
lee Cream is more on
donor—II I: truly one of
always “realms If
whatgoodCI-eamis.
Norwalk Chronicler