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NEW COMPTROLLER
‘; KEEPS OLD STAFF
Frederick )1. 8.1130! 0! Wiflpofl.
'mm- comptroilor—elect. who will take
nmm wnh other elected omclsls on
‘.\'.-.inesdsy. January I. will retain the
vvnnrn not! or Comptroller Harvey P.
Trans' Bunsen. The members of the organise.-
Just Hon lnrlude Edward H. “’llklnl of
‘ Chalmn. deputy comptroller; John
iday. H. nelson of Hartford. chlst clerk;
1 Frank W. of Bethsl. assistant superin-
tendent. o: the capitol; J. Bastard
“"mo". 1 Mackenzie of nethel. assistant super-
' C“ “i the “mo ndent; John D. Kelly. master
“'d “‘5 mechanic. and others in subordinate
offer-t that ' D‘.C"'-
who has The retention of the entire Its! of
, trim-for- ’ rNirmg Comptroller 11mm does not
MM “17‘1“ ' ownion surprise in political or 08L
‘clnl rirrlrs. Mr. film" would have no
ants ind dimmilt‘y in being "nominated. but
HI"? vvmm ‘wnlulrtfl m hum of Mr. Salmon. who
prmx ~ 1-‘1- “sis “Hummus to round out his politi-
m'm H. ml 1'IH'Pl" as n Mute officer after ser-
. L"*'i \1 ~v m the l“ll!lflllll‘t‘ and on a num-
-. ..~v, 1-. ,1- Mr ()1' state hunrds, :
. my u i a He- ls notary-d at present as judge of
1 1“,. ,.,~.. pr 1. 1:. Westport. rhslrmnn of the
H 1' mpg Hex-r ‘.t"||' wn commune th -re and
:1. -.. p...“ mmnh:r l! tha- board of directors of,
.. 1;!) «1. ti '- \\ vstport ilnnk & Trust Co.
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'. my: W. W... ”w...- This Carload of Player-Pianos was shipped from the factory initime to he placed on 8319 9mm“? 18h E‘Mlm"
s-ur y mun. art‘l sskrd them Where
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" u. 1 luvr'EJMM. ' 111.1; will be unloading the car.
{,‘l‘hxpw‘g T r"; 'l‘uiniu‘o. of this town. wu ar-
. "~11 m“ I 1': I'L-eron of being one a! . _
‘:lkI'I’fln H ‘i 1 men ‘
l l." I’LOY3I'EN'T WORK
~2 ' uuzrnum. Dec. lt—The me ‘
’ ’ " " n‘.‘ ‘2' Amplm-mem Mire-us of H1» I I ‘7 I S 7 S 7 ’
. . 1 .. ann! lmrunu of Labor received 4 s'is l e - a S a e .
r .. 1 a .9 . . 4 53% ,,
nun-Minna for employment.
\r' "‘ r awn/nations for help, and found sit-
: E” ’ " nations for 4.017 persons In November. '
or! M 11-.‘ awarding to the monthly report issue-1 .
We Purchased These Players to Sell 'at
sans-1...“;
ll 1 Have decided not to inventory them January lst. THEY MUST 8E SOLD THIS WEEK! 1. ' If price and easy
terms will sell them, they will go quickly. To accomplish this re%t, we are discarding profit, and have decided
to close thein out at
$ 4 3 9 “QUALITY FIRST”
OUR MOTTO '-
|This Means a Net SAVING to You of ONE HUNDRED and SlXTY-ONE DOLLARS ]'
Gift for
Years
tmas present this year worth while. A
is source of hsppiness for your home. Let
u: morning.
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e a selection from our great stock. A
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Special Terms
Small Deposit
, Balance ’
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY,
‘ FIRST PAYMENT (.5:
FEBRUARY, 1923 "‘-
OPEN EVERY
EYENWG
dwell Piano Co. 1 Special Terms
tn SO. Norwalk, Phone 1683-3 3 ‘
Small Deposit ’
Balance
ake It An
WEEKLY 0R MONTHLY
FIRST PAYMENT
rical Xmas j FEBRUARY, 1923
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_ ‘ OPEN EVERY
FEW SUGGESTIONS I EVENING
”87.50 Grills........810.00to$11.50 1
sesaoo Vim 35.0“.qu ”
0032250 mmmuw
vtot‘lJO WdflsInMCIODOtom
.00 Universsl Vscnimi Cleaners, 80.50
Machines . .......... ........... $135.50.
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