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A. F. KEELER I
I e Day
of the Knight is here!
238% Sales Increase!
One thing sure-it takes a wonchful motor
:3: to make the brilliant WW
nude in 197:5.
Fe:;‘. e are turning to the Knight for its
'rv; 1;."11 coachwork. in lnrnriom comfort. its
.1. «fixated. in greet Mir—but mainly and
mostly im- the many incomparable benefits
of the wonderful WiIIyo-Kni'ht skew-val“
9:21:16. The engine that grows quieter.
insane: and more powerful in use!
McHugh Brothers 4 I
1 1 West Ave.
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Phone 311
South Norwalk .'
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FOR YACHT or
Philippine. Legislature
Cuts Down Appro-
priations for Head of
Government
MANILA. Jan. ISL—Both the
buns-g and Senate of the Philippine
1- $5121qu today adopted the annual
appropriation bill as submitted by
conference committee. The
luasuto; now got-s to the governor
5-. rural “Food for action.
The bill 115 passed today contains
“finally the rv-izonmx-rn‘iatoins strbv
hillttd by Gt‘lle’f‘iLI “bed in his bud-
gu: 111955.19: excop‘ that it cuts down
the appropriation for the governor
:4 menu's o and also eliminates
all ‘prOVISOSS for 13“.. opvrtttion of the
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. ~'~.‘-:-71\L‘s 3.11.13, 13:1: Ape. The
:nwasure. orzzit< $7 ,- for rm:- dtcm
expenses for \Vood's miiimry tildes.
Grin-:ml VV'col donned to say who:
I 11310:) I2.) would mkv‘.
l A ‘u‘rnamziar 1._“sp..tp<-r today
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or LUEWLIJII-
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2 ‘stfib-
1 name of
Ix DAYS or OLD "‘
THIS worm HAVE
“Rnbe‘ .Vlsrquard leaving th-
Soreno hotel for his morning;
6 game. .
GEN. WOOD
.u E A .\' T SUICIDE
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which curled our men to Victory can
not be paid for with money: but if
we admit thnt the soldier will re-
quire and deserve food and shelter
upon his return. how can we jolt!!!
a. forfeiture of half his Wu“ .1163
we send him to the front?
Todny we want our use. rod
that is natural. It does not
an Isaiah to foretell the P09311111!
otnpropoenltbreducetnxee. But
I do not forget that six year! I80
we wanted the German Army re-
duced. and we wanted it reduced in
a. hurry. We raised a. great any:
the cost was great: the issue on in
doubt. ' Something might have hop-
pened; some terrible engine of de-
struction, some chemical surprise
might have visited our Arm! “‘5
left us 3.: the mercy of the enemy.
Tribute might have been exacted on
the price or peace thnt would hnve
left us poor—poor in spirit nod in
purse—in which event such n thing
as adjusted compensation never
would have been thought of.
If another war should come—-
which God forbid—evenbOd! and
everything should be called to the
service under the some interpreta-
tion or duty. Rich 1nd poor. at home
or in the Army. should be under
commor orders to work or fight as
neceseity may demand. This balm.
once contncted by the people. oi
the earth would soon make on end
1-) war. Everybody then would be
able to see that wars do no! pay and
act accordingly. The fact that We
did not do this in the last war does
:not excuse us from recognizing and
I paying a. just debt it we can lflord to
'pay it.
There is an old saying that we pay
. our dollars to those who cheat uc.
‘cur dimes to thoee who amuse an.
11ml our pennies to our teacher: and
rule of
Harmonisation no wthat the Gm:
"‘ \'.'.1:- has revealed to us it! glaring
j :11a-tuitics? Benjamin Franklin once
'rcnmrked that serving God consist»
i m «1011:; good to our fellow men, but
I. praying is an easier method nnv:
. one adopted by most people. 8:
1 «min; the State by those who do
. not risk their li\ca in its defense
WWII. seem to demand just trest-
. 11111:: for those who do. but bounti-
ful donations or denunciatory or
I o:111p.'1men:a.ry rhetoric. on the cone
mn- require. is a. cheaper method
and one apparently very popnlnr n!
h- present time.
Let now see what we totld do
'1' m 12:21 one—tenth part 0‘ the
1":3"l‘.’lig¢‘.. one~tenth part of the Iplrll.
C-C self-sacrifice, which anln‘a‘ed our
soldiers in 1913. Let us 50 how
some of the ray—at-homvs sulu‘ed
last year from the awful burden or
jtnmtton now existing. they spent
for— I
, Sort drinks. Including ice cream
and soda—$350,000.000.
Unreal beverages—$150,000,100.
«‘1;am—-St)0.000.000.
Cigarettes—81,800,000.001‘l.
iTobacco and snufl~8300.009.0’30.
i Automobiles and parts—2.655,
tar-0.11110.
, Pianos. organs. eta—250.900.308
! Sporting goods—25.000.100.
pa
8 Chemlng gum—50,000,000.
Candy—1.000.000.1309.
Firearms and shells—S'lfifl 3,900.
Electric fans. pormblk-SflO-IOOO
l
; Cigar and Cigarette human—.3.
i 0‘:-3,‘1L’“
Li'IerlCS, etc-3.000.000.
Hun-'1”: and shooting garments—-
'i‘emzt soaps etc. —-400.00U,GCO.
Art works—17,000.000.
Carpe's. rugs. wearing apparel.
yCiC.—‘1.EJOU.C‘FZ’0,UOO.
Jewelry. Watt hes. etc. -4SG.OOO.-
' ‘Z'fi'I’.
Perfumery cosmetics— 750.—
“NHTHEG.
Admissions and dues—369.000.0041.
Ice Cream—~250.000.000.
Cakes. etc—330,009,600.
,LuxuriOus services—3.060.0CR.000.
and
: Luxuries in hotels and testament-—
j 791.090.0911.
”L. ixnrioun food etc—5.909. 090. 009.
U: her luxuries—joy ridinc. picture
resort: races. etc ——3. 090.000.0150.
(it-and total—24 :19, 000 900
'dtlcndorc. How long can we con. ’
aIsun:whom-1y continue this
of n Donna tend. t: we
think we could endure the norm
Mating: that would result trom
this economy. we would one 3242..
190.006. considernbly -tuore than
double the nnnunl bonus require-
ments. The {net is that no not-en in
Ill history has lived as luxuriously
nod extravagant}? an the American
; people are living today. 1.11qu and
ore {not becoming a habit
an fixed a that which has sauteed
the “better angels or our nature" in
our Won of the bonus question.
Lest senfionl I advocated a. paid-
up lumnce policy for the ex- -oer-
"Q men. This could not be dist-
poled and would invite industry and
common;' on the part c: the rcripi-
eat. Such a. dispel-man or this ques-
tion would be the best nveatment
the well-to-do could make to: their
children and grandchildren.
To my mind. the nation which
pen n debt of. honor which tt-cnn
well more to mull! ma vagran-
ent prosperity much sooner than the
nation which seen nothing “1 Its civ-
ilization but machinery and money.
nothing at either‘end of ':n ra-nbow
but the fleshpot.
Herbert Gotham Heads
Fish and Game. Ass’n.
At the meeting of the Nora-all;
Fish and Game Protective Agreein-
tion held in Moooe Hall last night.
the following officers were elected:
Herbert Gorbam, president: Harry
Jackson,~vice-president and chhard
Gustai’son, secretary and treasurer.
Routine business was transacted
and a. report was read from. the de-
legate who attended the state con-
vention in Norwalk. January 11, in
which the commissioners expressed
great satisfaction with the work be-
ing done by the Norwalk Associa-
tion.
Plans were also discussed for the
building of a free moving picture
and stereoptician View entertainmuit
otwildllfe. hmproponedtohold Bantu put hill
the wit come time in February.
A TEST OR mIGION
In the issue 01‘ the Citizen‘s
League Bulletin. the omcial publi-
cation of the non-partisan Citizen's
League of Kansas City is thll porn—
graph:
“A good test of a. man's religion
is the degree of responsibility he
feels for the exisfence of things that
ought not to be."
EINJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS
SLEEP
"I wish to any that “‘CLEY
PILLS worked 0. K. on me in a
couple or hours and the nine left
me at once. 1 took a. couple or
them in the afternoon. went to bed
and bad a ood night's sleep and
have slept good ever since." vriten
Con Thiel. 113 E. Columbia St, Fort
Wayne. Indiana. FOLEY PILLS
are a. diuretic stimulant for ‘he kid
neys and will increase their activiU.
Refuse substitutes. Stillson, Powell.
wnyn new doe- : .3“! ’
mud in relation to It m
vile conditions? In religion
reconne- no active M‘“
Star.
French Boxers Cannot
Kiss Each OtherNow,
PARIS. Jan. lip-The hour’- I“
has been placed under the hon. 1"
some time it has been the u.
lor two fighters to m tho-
one on each cheek—n8. the m-
slon ot a. ring battel. but the m
for hygienic reason! the m
must go. and has boned an oflehl
decree ordering it: “Mon.
A respirator that do. not “a.
invented to prevent him ,
poisonou- fume. tron: the point- no _.
is using. 1
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PRIVATE LESSONS, CLASS LESSONS, PRIVATE CLASSES
LEARN TO DANCE
The Volante Dancing School
EYE ARS IN STAMFORD AND GREENWICI-I W I L L
OPEN A BRANCH IN THE
ODD FELLOWS HALL
SO. MAIN ST., SOUTH NORVVALK
FOR THE PAST TVVELV’E
Classes
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
8 To 11 r. M.-
Private Lessons by Appointment.
Evenings
Reserved for Prian Classes or Private Clubs
PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN AT HOME
WE GUARANTEE TO TEACH YOU
ALL
THE LATEST BALLROOM DANCES. IN-
CLUDING THE ARGENTINE TANGO.
ALL LESSONS UNDER THE PER-
SONAL DIRECTION OF PROF. AL-
FRED A. VOLANTE,
WHO HAS common]: SCHOOLS FOR. THE LAST
TWELVE YEARS.
DAN QERS HAVE A YOUTHFUL
SPIRIT
ANDOUREXPERIENOB TEACHESUS THATTHE’
OLDER PEOPLE LEARN A8 QUICKLY AS THE
YOUNGBR ONES. A GOOD DANCER IS ALWAYS
A WELCOME GUEST.
For Further Information Phone Greenwich
1258 or Stamford 3445,
Mr. Volante
7330 to 10 P. M.
'ill Be at .the Hall Every Thurs-
day and Saturday at 7:00 P. VI.
Phone Norwalk 3281.
ANNUAL MID— WINTER
' SALE OF FURNITURE
purchase.
ment Plan,
if desired
Pay a small pay-
ment at time of
Balance on our
Deferred Pay-
NOW
oN AND OFFERS SUBSTANTIAL
Savings from 15% to 50%,011
will enable you to . j:
take advantage of ‘
this exceptional
Our Déferred
Payment Plan
saving
, To prove to yourself that you save in buying here, carefully note the prices asked elsewhere and compare them with ours; you
mu find In every case a saving of at least 15 per cent, because we have reduced our regular prices 15 to 50 per cent. on this sale.
Notvmthstanding the fact that our regular prices are fully 15 to 25 per cent. lower than you Will find elsewhere.
Not only that, but every piece is guaranteed to be of the Collins Company Quality. We do not sacrifice quality for price. We are
going to make this Mid-Winter Sale 3 word-breaker for us and a. memorable one for you.
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