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FEBRUARY 16, 1923.
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/ Jar gravsted by service. district. grass. 12,000 acres in Salt Lake Information service. Tel. 1292-8— 'Member “School Days” and the.
. -’ ' . Section 808.. Would require co tr Contender—2.679 acres in scattered City land district. ‘Very rough and 9 to 10 daily. fun you had? Then you'll like WI
1 - mama; “meme to prove cases of d‘fi- tracts in the Sacramento or Susan-‘ lax-ken deep box 81110116! and 00V- “—— . drawn. on the am Adm
6611 V missal or bad conduct. ville land district. Generally brush ered with a. dense growth of scrub Trade in Norwalk. When you he! cs: da ‘
. a Section 403’. Would permit :e- covered grazing lands with some ‘“ timber. 19,000 acres in Vernal and local‘merchants you help yew". W ry y.
lnstatement of‘ insurance of‘living vet- scattering timber. Salt Lake City districts. Broken
Theatre erans who became totally and per- Idaho—16,000 acres. Mountainous benches and rolling mOuntains cov-
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Kansas State Bonus
The state of Kansas recently en-
acted 0. law providing a bonus to each
person who was a. resident of the state
or hansas at the time Of entering ser-
vice and who served in the World War
in any branch of the Army, Navy or
Marine Corps prior to November 11,
1918, and who was honorably
dis-
charged. the sum or $1.00 a day for
each day of his or her entire service.
It will be necessary before payment
begins for bonds to be sold to provide
the funds for this purpose. State om-
cials estimate
probably
1 9 23.
that payments
New Sweet Bill
On January 24. 1023.
Sweet. representative from
troduccd into
will
not begin before June 1,
Burton E.
Iowa. in-
the House an Act to
:amend and modify the \Var Risk In-
surance Act (H. R. 14003). substitute
for H. R. 11195 introduced by
Sweet on April 6. 192:.
Mr.
This bill is
now pending bcforo the Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerc
outstanding features of the pro
Act are as follows:
Section 29. Amendment would
a general
The
sed
rc-
court martial
must have found the claimant guilty
of military offenses listedin the pres-
ent act as barring: the veteran from
insurance and other rights.
Adds a.
clnusc protecting insurance of neuro-
psychintric patients from lapslng.
Section 300.
\Vould extend the time
limit on menial and tuberculosis disa—
bilitir‘s to lhrvc years instead of two.
Section 301. \V’ould raise
the
amount provided-for burial expenses
and transportation to $200.
Inmates of a. hospital
Section 302.
or asylum for a continuous period of
one year or more. or persons who were
rnlcd as total temporary for a conti‘nu-
ous period of one your or more, found
upon examination to require further
hospitalization or to be unable to
low a gainful
deemed totally
ahlcd.
\Vould rcquirn rP-cxnmlnntion
three months' written
any rating could he reduced.
Section 306.
securing ccrtllicnics of injury to
and permanently
fol-
occupalion would be
dis-
and
notice before
\Vould extend date for
one
your from the passage of this amend-
ment: making- such certificate incon-
tcstnhlc ovldnncc of service connection
of tlgo disability.
Further a certificate
of injury could he issued. based on of-
ficial record of injury in
service or
upon evidence furnished the bureau
proving that injury was due to or ag-
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' Poultry Raising
' ~PAYS~1 ’ .
Even though you do not are
to
from A few hens in your
yard.
and the returns are amazingly
profitable. For em: and chick-
7' j . can sell readily the yen: ‘round
”end your own neighborhood
furnishes I steady market,
1 ," Write for FREE co yo! the
, Wirthmore Poultry k that
tell: you more about this inlet- \
esting subject.
ST. ALBANS GRAIN C0,
St. Albans. Vt.
go mto'poultry taking 58-:
lcnuvely. I! will you to;
look into the possum (hit _
exist for making extra money i ' .. '
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WINNIPAUK
FEEDS ’ ’
Wm. M. Betts, Prop.
Phone 2619
FEED STORE
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YOU DO YOUR OWN
PICKIN G
42 80. Main St.
Just Above the Clifford-
MARK-OFF
Shoe. Store
So. Norwalk
CHIROPRACTOR
95 Washington 3‘1“"
South No 001m.
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JOB 1313110ng
manetnly disabled if at time policy
lapsed there was compensation due
21m equal to or in excess of premiums
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Section 414. New section. Would
require proof not more than once
GV’CrY six months of continuance of
permanent total disabilities.
Land Open to Entry
Recent announcement of the gen-
eral land office concerning land Open
to, entry at present or in the near
future are summarized briefly below.
All acreage given is approximate.
Honor-ably discharged ex-servico
men are entitled to a preference right
to enter these lands under the home—
stead and desert land laws for a
period of 91 days before they are open
to general entry. Further information
can be secured upon application at the
nearest district land office or at the
General Land Office. \‘Vashington, D.
C. or Red Cross.
Alaska—4.000 acres. Level and roll-
ing. near the coast and mountain-
ous inland. located in Juneau land
with fine growth of bush grass. ex-
cellent spring and fall grazing.
' Montana—2,500 acres in Glasgow land
district in vicinity of Beaver Creek
and near the town of Content.
Nearest railroad is the Great North-
ern. Rolling prairie land.
Nevada—22.00 acres in Canada City
land district. Rough mountainous
plateau with a. fair growth of grass.
44,000 acres in Elko land district;
Parts mountainous covered 'with
timber. balance rolling- with scat-
tcied timber and grass,
good sheep grazing.
New Mexico—20,000 acres in Las
Cruces land district. Mountains cov—
med with scattering growth of tim-
ber and undergrowili. 13,000 acres
in Las Cruces lani district. level
and rolling mesa. adapted to dry
farming and stock raising.
Clan—20.000 acres in Vernal
district. rough and mountainous,
c‘gvpred with scrub timber and
medium growth of. sage brush and
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land
affording '
cred witn scrub timber.
\Vyoming—15.000 acres in Buifalo
land district. Mountainous and
rolling with good growth of grass.
4,000 acres in Fremont count ,
Lander land district. Hilly and
mountainous. 8.780 acres in Carbon
». county, Cheyenne land district. No
«I? more
description given. >
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES ‘
I do painless extractions, no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a-
Minit Nerve Block. I also do both
Swift as a bolt of lightning, tense with interest and emotion.
TODAY and TOMORROW
At 2:15, 7:00 and 8:45 O’clock
A RED-BLOODED ml-lLi.‘ YARN OF THE WEST
“TEE SAGEBRUSH TRAIL"
THE ACTION—
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Roy Stewart, Wallice Beer}, Johnny \Valker and Marjorie Dow.
fixed and removable bridges at
reasonable prices. -
DR. SLOMAN ‘
102 Washington St.
Phone 3129 Hours: 9-8. P. M.
scum Norwalk. Conn.
TOMORROW MORNING AT TEN O’GLOGK
Special Children's Matinee of
“THE KID”
“'ITH CHARLES CHAPLIN AND JACKIE COOGAN
Children’s Admission Tcn Cents.
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Always a special feature of Lee’s Sales are now more than ever placed walk
in easy reach of; everyone by this Special Sale at $100.00 a. room and in addition
payments maybe
,. f EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS
' BED ROOM
Yourcholoaofaftmrplooefied
RoomSuiteflnishedin Ivory or
Walnut“, and any Rug priced at'
' $29.75, all for
hanged on
DINING ROOM
A heavy Colonial’ style Dining
Room Suite ‘ ’ of Exten-
sion Table, Buflet, Set of Chairs
and, any Bug priced. $29.75, all for
$100.00 ,
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