l:
g;
V
Vanni,
moi In,
9
o
». . “a ..
sun. of boiling slid Randy 9:95.,
There. one stormy nightfho Incan-
ed and wept. "I. cannotbenr." hot»
declared. "the thought M the run
nnd thd snow upon her grave. when . l
my heart lies buried." -
He made my visits to her greye '
andwould nit for hours as if leek-
Pictnrv film“! in l‘.i..i=m"l'_:inn. lll..
DLOUMINUTOX, ill. Inn,
lu-ilmml in he (in? of Abraham Lin-
l‘lilu'l and ill\ “INK iuu', .‘iun llmli‘ilgc
~—.- 1.» {lill‘nil collrgc at Jacksonville, the
, _ . . by ‘ten cent 'L; f
u Gil-Spear, a New The portrait and quotation ap- iorh until it was supplemented _ VD ‘ -; .
. “ .. ! "l‘o ‘llt'fit. L“ (-nt in her life. ' llO‘V? Instruction. on Form DIRT mm contributed'Dea-IS to men. women and Children the "John Marshall. It was from A. TA:
1n B'°°"”“"'“‘” U" r" ’q u I" ”in" h I; .l- .m intwrcslinl' coincidenci‘ 1040* End F°rm 1°”: 3'” the ' or - as especially appropriate for a this vessel that Marshall street took
‘1’].3 dugumrvniilm ,mlll'ug-I. ll 1:) in; that 1:1 ‘liiO m“ u" ”:0 same your, law and regulations. probably the most originalipeace meme because of their its name. since that thne there have
one '0‘ ‘U'Hmmn [Am-"m MM hm: “2,1 “(("illi‘ll Ail. Douglas opened WHAT? Four 9" “at normal idea in “16 recent Peace Christ- own mociation with the speech been many boats which have made -——.
first Iow‘ “n” “11mm“ '. I " l i' :w on the public square ln‘ tax on the first 84.000 of net mas Card CompcuiJon conductedland with the history of Abraham the New York trip. These include
Tile plcluw. lri'l'il 3“" “W"? ,‘ TL“ :3”: n‘ 1.. not known income in excess or the per- by the National League of Women Lincoln. The design I. now on the “sun." arm which Sun street Name Was D r a w n
stained, was i» :ii-wl m- “si'wli‘ii‘, 'i',‘ .3113. or ’no; liouginq and Mia.- sonnl exemption and credltl for i Voters. with his portrait of Un- exhibition at the Art Institute qt (now Washington street). . was fr 41 144 CO 13 t
\Vakcflcld ‘0 "‘i F-‘“‘””"- “”‘l ““5; 1‘ 1:1,}.-. “cm ucquuln‘tcd but til. dependents. Eight per cent i coin and a quotation .from “11- Minneapous, Minn" where school named; the “Ir-airfield", the '{Vin- 0m , . n 88 -
”0mm “"1"“! “” “M" “' m” 7'11 ‘ {L ~.l llvr mm es and Doug 3 normal in on balance of net coin-s Gettysburg speech- children of the city will View it on rod". the ‘Baltlmoro". the ““889 ants at Ford Powe‘r
his death 1'" l""‘-" 1"“ “‘l"”“‘ ""451: f.“ I'chc .md‘mrhnng m {ml Income. Surtax from .1 per These tin“ "Fondly 130 we or before February 12th in com- chester." The climax of the steam- . . .
turn to his imij.‘ .lrzllzg‘ltvr, .‘xlrsJ ‘-'-"' "‘ul‘l“) i"' "q ’l\‘ atllill .d in“! i cent to 50 per cent. on not in- hope. fervently do W pray. that memoraflon of Llncoln, boat success was reached, hOWFVETv Equlpment EXhlblt
Harriet ilrmly wl' mmm'm rlvll- 51;. l l" “7"?” ‘ 'fl'f“ ," 3‘ m {w Suit-ml comes over 86,000 for .119 year this mighty scourge of war may The dmign won a. prize of $1,000, with the construction of the “Napo-
believes in ziu- 4mm WNW “i ill-“l. "T“W'”. '1 ”int-5 ‘ .Smmsm' 192:. speedily pass away". are familiar the second prize in the compeu- Ieon" which did a. thriving business -
picture, 'i‘llo (.1 i: 2' \‘l..i\clivlvl \\il.‘~'l l“ "'H‘m' 11"}? IL?! "1‘? K“ when to every school child and will be “on, It was awarded by a 1:327 for many. years. “’ith the coming NEW YORK Feb. 1:.——Awoma.n
I. closo fl'li'llll «l Lillcnln and fir-I ““1 l" "1””) ““3“ ” L f "n‘ ‘ road in honor or Lincoln’s blrth- whlch Included Mrs. Harry Payne of the railroad. pascnzer translmm’ ' I-
. ltilt: bi ilwll lvl‘nl Clilsi'il. Ivlurncd 10 . F b 1201 at “1,001 club Whi E. . , , \h 11 know.“ and 8 man were raised to'compar
quently enivlmlllill lllili. i . y . ‘ V.” “on“ or New :\o. 9. day. e ruary . . . they. George Bum. es tlon fell and}. '1 e “'0 tive affluence today when they were
. Wukcilcltl ()l'rli"il lli.~lul‘i': I’lli‘U-‘ll‘. (.'."”m‘{' m“ “I 3 Payment for services other than in . church “d community gatherings Dana Gibson. Walt Kuhn. J 9“ steamboat "Norwalk". memory or drawn from 41 144 contestants as
hall whorl). him-um awn. ml at mm. M “1" . . . money in subject to the income tax. “IN“"IW‘ “’8 COMU'Y- Penncll and Eugene E. SDeicher. which still lingers in the minds of the fortunate recipients 01‘ Ford”.
ber of midri'sms. l -‘““ ““1" 3‘ “f”; {37111: "SE‘L‘tZ'; The fair market value of the thin»? - . ”‘0 °ld4lmem “‘mugh h‘cafi‘lns ‘3' tractor and a. Ford truck. This
‘ _. , ,. q . J . :mky (llll .ullil : 0 ' u - . , “1 r and randfathers a . m , u .
The “no“ nt 1_ H)???” 3. (”ml n l Laying; bun lilillllilli'nl in colonial taken in pigment is thzamount tlo MARSHALL STREET WAS NAMED puet slnto cfmmisslon in 1849- An- drawing “8". held in connection “ltn
coin and Ann l.ullul.,t. l. l,t..ll.llv . q _ ' . w i w . l be included in income. or cxamp . ti the Ford power Equipment Exposj-
.. rill.” .‘.;.‘:;..:‘.;f?. in; *1;"‘.4’.‘.:.§‘2; or W....... or , AFTER OLD-TIME SAILING BOAT 031:; steamboatshgcgkrce; .3; a... u. F... m...
t o a wing: (if 1512.1, :1 Iv“; “Mullins ”9:": . ‘ ' ' ' 7 received by a clerk in part payment lJ C‘ on 0 ‘ e or ' u “ ' . Broad“ 8 Fl -fourth .
italic livr unlimvly Iii um. :41» l.ll‘r ll! r i:l‘(1i_lnllSllrSs zlml builllt). reigned {or his services must be reported as —_____ route was the ‘Pncit‘ic. It “as IOI‘ axfifnfihe candidztest help": those “If! thought“ would -,
as known tin-m in no min-r 1... :m-.- ‘iUH'n alrilrlllillc 3"““5 WONG 0‘ income. The value of board and Norwalk is rich in historical 33- century. These include Captain .10- ‘0‘““8 this Imus “”335" through who has voluntarily registered at the’ Well, you don't have ,0
of Ann hum-ax.- m .tlmnw. "““l ”mm“ ”l “'“m' “mom ”“i lodging constitutes taxable income to socidtions. To read and study into stun Thatcher. Captain James Iiuri- ”‘0 mum“ draw 0" may 6' 1853' exposition. .
.‘lf‘llllt‘lllllllé‘ llu-nI. . ' "I“ my”! ’1” “mommy and the) UH: taxaper receiving “- as compen: the history of the city from its birth hilt, Commodore John Canaan, Na- that one 0: the most terriblej calama; Mrs. \v. H. G. Wells, who signed def about “he! a De F!”
Late in Hill ml; “2' iNSi. I.u,mm.‘ :‘:""“ t” llfll‘cx‘l‘W‘V“. ”avg”: law‘s“; sution for services. The amount he to the present bustling times brings than Manor, Captain David \Vhitney. “"3 m :2311?1s:%ryd°; [hi-:52 etrfoa free registration card Number 17.- Radiophone Will do in
Ill dressed up in u u-rw suit oi Iml- -““_“r 15"“ ‘ “:7 “-1," 5. r'c 9': f ll would pay in cash for slmllar ac- forth many odd facts. The popula- But it wasn't under 1770 that rcgu- ”him“ 6 e r wd p in 865 was the recipient of the tractor. ho J st tell .5 m
tel-nut jeans. ll'l'l N-vxv Sulmu and "mm 1" V” “n" “”‘d d!“ r ‘1 I" C 1 ' commoilnllons. tion of the city today is about 35.- lar trips Were made botwwn Kai-walk railroad train Flu“? 1'30"} 1 e which will enable her and her father me. ' u_ '- '
made his way to \':lntiull.l, llH'n lilo ' "' 5‘" Promissory notes received in pay- 000. Out of this number how many and distant points. In that year. bridge irnto the the“ rown rig to again work their fifteen acre farm all, 1m’1te m afcw friends.
state capital. ll) talu- up his tillillfi: \l'as lm-nusulnlllc mont for sol-Vices and not merely as are able to tell off-handed how Captain Squire made tripstbetween scores 0 passengers. at qupauge, Long Island. It has “d with no oblida‘iorlon
as legislator. Tim was the mast; Lincoln was inmnsnlnl-lo. Ilc security {or such payment constitute Marshall street and Sun strcct (now he", and the Southern Islands. tak— . % lain idle since the war. due to the , ‘ o - . ‘
momentous event in Ms 1m; up in wandered around distractedly and income to the amount of their fair Washingtpn street). \Vcl’e named? his with’iiim horses and oxen: pork Getting T00 l-‘atl high out of labor and "181,1,“me part, we 1] give you I .
that period. 1n H10, sum.- full, Ann » r-i'l'orts to comfort, him ware in vain. market value. Compensation paid The answer to this question takes hams. beans, corn. oats. shingles. Try This Reduce to buy economical CQUleent for the mean On indoor 1009 '
Rutledge lvn hvr lmmo nt (Tumult-ll, Hc spvnt much or his time at the an (‘nlllloyeo 0! a. corporation in us back to an intesesting phase of For these exports. the early settlers place. The trnctor mu be delivered . .
..__—.——-- __,_, _,.,__.-.--__. - ---~ ‘‘‘‘‘ nharos 0‘31°°k ‘3 to W treated for “5 Norwaik's history: that phase which received in exchange molnsaes and , tree to “s dmtlon. lull the United Stale;
‘ H ,, the corporation sold the stock for “1 dog]. with “3wa water commem sugar. P099” Who don t STOW too {at m
»— 6‘ . marlm value and paid him in cash. For both Marshall and Sun streets It was not until
6 u a Lets \i‘lmrc living quarters. food. cloth-
delicious
”Sill-ABA”
TEA.
refreshes, stimulates and invigoratel."
Ask your grocer
- or,»— 3.
IT docs two remarkable things-—
Pond givcs'lt beauty. Lastingiy fra-
grant WUJ) irresistible Mavis
. pet‘
{aged in white. flesh. rose and
»meVAUD‘ou
ER.
l
, protects and preserves the skin '
842‘
for it today.
ing to commune with her spirit.
The grave of Ann . Rutledge) is
marked by rmnito boulder. car-
ried front a. nearby stream, in Oak-
wood cemetery. Petersburg. 'rhe
quiet resting place is annually visit-
ed by thousands at tourists and. as
time goes on. it bids fair to rival as
an attraction the-tomb -ot Abelard
and Eloise at Pore La Chaise.
Memories of New 'Salem were too
painful .for Lincoln and he decided
tl lava He selected Springfield as
his headquarters and formed a law
partnership with John T. Stewart.
In later years. Lincoln maintain-
ed that his years at New Salem
were the happiest and the sudden
or his life. He continued that the
spirit of Ann Rutledge was con.
stantly near him and was his in-
spirntion and support in the «ent-
i‘ul periods that were to follow.
‘Tips for Taxpayers
INCOME TAX 111 mm
WHO? Single persons who had
' net income of 81.000 or more
or gross income of “.000 or
more. and married couples who
had net income of 82.000 or
more or gross income of 85.000
or more 'must tile returns.
WHEN? The filing period I.
from January 1 to March ’15.
1924. '
\VHERE? Collector of internal
revenue for the dlstflct in
which the person lives on has
his principal place of business
Mdomhopgfmflydo we pray.
of In: my speedily pass. away" —Abrahnm
Amado
.0 -- “u...” -v.‘
PEACE ON EARN! GOOD ll? LL 'i OVARD M EN
“WWW
mum 4th,]865
were named after yosecls
piled between horc and .Vcw
City in days long past.
The excellent history of Norwalk
written by Rev. Charles M. Selleck.
A. LL, who passed to his reward
many years ago. tells us that Cap-
tain Richard Raymond of Saybrook.
heads the roll of Noru-aik nnvigainrs.
He ran a coasting yvsscl in and Out
of tho Nat-walk harbor in the sov-
cnteenih century. his pier. it is Im-
lleved. being ncar Fort Point strcct.
which
ing..cic., are furnished solely for the York
convenience of th ecmploycr—ns. for
example. in a. logging or fishing
camp—tho value of such does not
constitute taxable income to the em-
ployee. The rule applies to board
and lodging furnished seamen.
The value of board and lodging
furnished hospital employees is to be
returned as income. unless the em-
ployce is subject to duty at any time
during the 24 hours of a day, and
1314 that sailing
vessels piled between Norwnlk and
New York City. These vessels were
owned by the firm of E. D. Hoyt
8: Son and made trt-wcekiy trips.
This line changed hands several
a
.
fNOW-j.‘....
BEACON BATH
sorwm~* is m * 5 M m
OURBIGsALE 0F SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE
, - . . A; includes Man): Exceptional Bargains in l
] IiAG RUGS,j27x54 ins. were $1.50, NOW
i ‘ 'RUGS, 27x54 inn, ’8‘ patterns, were $5.00,
'CONGOLEUM RUGS, 9x12 feet,
6x9 feet, .were:$9.00, NOW
and frogs, . were $5.25, NOW
DOTTEIi MARQUISETTE CURTAINS fine quality mm
‘ length 21-2 yards, SPECIAL ’ “l
GOODS STORE
Rugs and Blankets
0.0-7.0...OCOIOOOOI’OOIOOOIo-Iuou..'..
98
were $17.50, NOW . . .. $1350
r..oooo...ooooooo-......_.'. ST.“
ROBE BLANKET SETS, complete lvith m,
39.98
.OOCIOOODOIaO‘pIssq..‘
$1.98
‘ . ‘ . ~ _. 4 ‘ ‘ n- V
Walk. It did not stay in commission [ CLI THIS Ul ‘r‘n 1‘ _
long. The vessel managed to reach . #10514 ~ “"
Oyster Shell Point when it-blew up.
It was not until 1824, when the plan
ecr steamboat the ‘ “General
fayettc” made its appearance.‘ Thi
the fortunate-exception. But it you
find the fat accumulating or already
cumbersome. you will be wise to fol-
low this suggestion. which is en-
dorsed by thousands or people who
La-
plicd between Norwalk and New
Send this 3‘ »
Foley 8.- Co.. ‘. ‘ ‘
Chicago. XL. \' r. A ;
~ address cit. ,. ‘2 —
At Port Chester. W‘nlter J. Thomas
climbed oi! the truck from which he
was unloading coal. ready to “take
a swipe" at the person kidding him
when he was told he owned the
wouldn’t stay in business
on this ofi'er unless D: F. .
deiophoncs alwaysmzde .4
know. Ask your druggist for flnr- Standard Ford one ton truck with
times. One of the vessels. “Domes-
tic." burned to the water's edge oi!
Shippnn Point.
A sail to New York City was
quite an event in those days. It
took 24 hours and sometimes longer.
Norwalk farmers sent their produce
therefore is required to accept
quarters and meals at the hospital
in addition to his regular compensa-
lion.
History tells us that there wr-rc
several other navigators in that
---———______
to the city to be marketed. The
first steam vosecl here was put into
presped steel body which fell his lot.
“Let we sit dawn and think." he
murmured when assured he was not
being joked. '
"You know," he confided. "my
bmther-in-lnw and I went to the
Exposition and both of us registered.
He's got four kids, see. and I'm
single.”
mola Prescription Tablets and fol-
low instructions. One dollar is the
price the world over. Get them
from your own druggist or send
price direct to. Mnrmola Co.. 4613
\Voodward Ave. Detroit. Mich. By
doing this you will be safe from
harmful drugs and be able to reduco
steadily and easily. without starva- '
commission by Henry Belts of Nor-
«m night coming home.
we de-l
clded that it either at us
got the
tion diet or tiresome exercises-Adv.
St. Louis undoubtedly lost a
chance to see a. lot of good basebnl.
when Clark Griffith decided to cut
LINCOLN AS THE SCULPTORS SEE HIM
truck we'd go partners in
business.
That's what we'll do.”
his lot with _\Vashington instead at
tho Browns.‘ln his nine years as
manager-president of the Capita.‘
team he has turned out good tohlns
although he has failed to land a pen.
nant. He landed his club in first di-
vision five of the nine year; His
teams of 191243-1448 were usually
good. In his three years reign as
president he has led his outfit to
fourth place twice and sixth place
once.
“—
Wo batten our windows.
“'9 double our doors.-
And spread dus‘ty carpets
All over our floors;
' 83.25—VVO0I
3 on. bottlo oil. . . . ..
A
~ 81.30—WoAr-Ever make. suitable
m ‘ h b ’
m, Ge e e s
L——-—- man—3mm
6U“ 1”,];913—ANNIVERSARY
Q [A LITY .‘IERCII
~mvoon CEILING DL'STERS
wnll brush, fitted
With long handle .......... 790
o HOP CODIBINATION
81.25—Liquld Vcnecr oil mop and
.. . 2 for 79¢
WWI-EVER COOKIN . POTS
iron.
rel
. (or flrclcrs cookers. 4-qt. size.
spoolsl . .................. use
I" 88 Wuhington Street
AND BEST —- OFFERING LARGE
nor
..lo——Made of heavy galvanized
$1.25- ~18 in. glass shelves with
nickel brackets, special
SALES——1924
SAVINGS ON
ANDISE. °
. ,
CARPET SWEEPIZRS lg.-
$5.:5—Bissell's well-known mak‘b,
mahogany finish, speci
. . $4.49
BUI‘ARY ASH SIE'I'FJ‘IS
fits any size ash can or bar.
. . . . 82.2?)
BATIIROOM SHELVES
.. as:
South Norwalk, Conn'.
7‘ j The Norwalk Coal 9 Supply Co.
BUILDING MATERIAL
. - MORE '
“Wounds. .
N
You can’t judge coal by its looks. When the cost is the tune
bitter get coal with a reputation like Old
no. it in all sizes. Also omen Coal and Wood for fireplaces.
I
'00. Lough. We.
We sit had we simmer -
In the dry atmosphere.
And nurse the worst, “cold"
We've had In a year.
IIEI outcome A
TIRE In MlliiE
GruCrefithlydhlPfiH-n’
«chills .
w. aquarium
LEFI‘ $3,107,975 ‘
9-11 No. Main St.
Distributor Agent for
The Norwalks’
Electric (0.
So. N '
Phone 2978
\‘\‘~"
-\-~‘\‘\‘\‘ 5. P . ,
v. a, 4—, a ain'mdm' '
\‘m‘
“““‘\‘\‘\““-" -
'."---,‘I"’ "h '7‘"
Inventory Filed in
Greenwich Probate
gal Residence There
GREENWICH. Feb. 12.
The estate or \Vllliam G. Rocke-
feller. oldest son of the late Wil
nun Rockefeller. was appraised at
38.101975 when the inventory was
filed in the Greenwich probate court
last week. it was lenrned today.
.Mr. Rockefeller had his legal resi-
dence in Greenwich.
While a list of the debts and legal
_ deductions from the gross valuation
was not made known. it is under-
Stood that the net value will dot be
more than $3,500,000. The estate was
left by urnnockefeller to his fam-
‘ fly. . '
. Real estate at Greenwich valued
at 8684.915 was owned by Mr. Rock-
'efeller. according to the inventory
' “made by the appraisers. as Well as
~‘ Securities worth 37.410.220 and per-
, 2 sons! effectt‘vmrth ”2.070.
. _ Antonintho m blocks of stock
_ were the’ following: ".151“ shares
.or Cum Dominion sunli- Co. sass.
000:18.100 Harland Oil Co. :485.~
000 and 14.461 mdvalo Steel and
(lldlnIDCh. 8410.376.
A note of the Clinehfleld Products
Co. for 818.71! wu found to be
worthless, as won $285,000 of this
some.cqmpony‘s‘5bonds' and 1.700
A
t
Court—HadHisLe- .
THERE is :. ‘ —
work. proper; gr,
plumbing serx:
_ that’s why wc‘n
The NASH. RAYMO. ,
FOLKS COME To'u
BECAUSE THEY KN”
-17 Is THE
Tf’ PROPE-
LKPLACE
about our l- '
[me by C0
& DEAN C0-
2 max Hill Road
F. s. Ll‘ON
JOB PRINTING
Oil-res. each 0: common and infer-1
«.4
. Nahum ‘ FFEE SHOPPE
-' ér~"--.......'r': .....'- we... ..
3- ;_-ohm m mu
“a.“ do well to IL“ 0‘"
WEE FEED (:0.
. South Normit
OOH-
STAMFORD.
N to 9:60
In Large or Small
t"
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