its} Brief
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anagram
tionnl Exhibit. ptsnsicntortalnod ovor tbs week-end... fish
0" npidly being rounded
l to be held in the Town
. _ on tho afternoon. 0!
21 and :8 in Town Assam-
‘ This exhibit is attracting
« -tion.
'.’ s s I -
per cent. on on all Ever.
-cils n Donnelly'sa—ftdv.
1‘. O s s '
'- Mrs. Roland A. \\ 00d of
city spent the “Wok-Pun
-oof Mr. and Mrs. “‘illinm
Rmoo st rcct.
" I I 0
Service Taxi. Phone 363.
o o .
urel, No. 106. Catholic
of America, will ilOill u
usincss meeting tomorrow
eight o'clock in the ii. of
fiWnlhlngton street.
. D O O
‘ '.
hill,
“
“Pix 7 0 Service Tnxl. Phone 363.
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0
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“M‘Mcace of \Vashington. D.
m '5 week-end guest at the
e of)“. and Mrs. Morton it.
‘ 1 us lid of 35 L‘uyview nvcnuc.
. o o s
~l‘zy per cent. or! on all Ever--
rp fiicils at. i)onn€lly's.-—.\dv.
““1 s s 0
Hill Tune Gorliiim of S Gibson
urt silent ilic lmildu“ our! the
och-end in \Vcsiik! I, .J, J.. wliez'!‘
'. mi the guest Oi Miss Alvin.
V sis. ‘
C C
a “in! Your Victroin on our Club
$‘lnfl-oABk about u at Donnelly's.
. 3 o 0 0
ul- ”the! Groinbitrg rotnrnord lo
I' bonito in Scribner {L‘iLiillle 8 0r
Ondlu the “writ-cud with i‘Liil-
yes in« cw York City:
'W s s s
—-Aut’ springs. Tilly‘s.-Adv.
.x‘,’ o s s
:, Georg! Grcgnry I‘t'llll'llt‘d to his
H udlel fit llurstrnm's l'rt-p St‘hrml.
“er apflfiding llic “'(‘i‘iv—t‘ilil lliilltl'ly
‘ his pari‘iilal home in Brooklyn,
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a s
-—-Oll nit ol'l' ('rll writing
Don‘ ily's.——.\il\'.
o 0
Mill anna \VI"ll~ll' r and ii -f~ii
or ‘ New Yurk City spunk thr-
ck-c at llluli‘ 1(‘iilllkll\|.' human
lliotacond illslrlcl.
' 2 3 s
‘ OV" II.\LF .\ LEXIIJIY
'pl Fflrfikullng proves tlint lliir
d yrs. 1.} [M‘l‘ cont. in 50 llt‘r
he ontiro stock of the hut—
uni: (in. oviiiemmu llit-li' in-
be [air to llt'“ (Autumn in
8 olvt. 5... us iii our ll"\‘.’
ho struliir-lil hull-ling “(it r
ti).
o a
l"ll‘ll‘l‘
O
A
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; Loulsgli‘umo r‘zlllllltl his «ltHi-‘s
-" ' 'l’i“-s-:‘t“
”daylnENcw Yoli<(l) llill‘ pi i ‘
1r
In: thB'h‘VL'OK-Cliii :it. his, liUXllt:
. enilonavcnur,
. ‘0
, ' Miss rauccs (.jul'un or
avenue out His “'I‘Cli<'l.
. nlltivcélli Nt'w York City:
II 4'
w: I
li
a
_FFCEI mitxwl g’mz,
Prompt-«lulwu'y.
Phone 3&1. » q
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Mill tlii'yti Smith of \‘(iii lliii‘iii
avenue 3:55; :i \isxlor m l‘.i.:l;;r1.;.r;
,1‘ Saturduu
»‘ I.
l‘izl,
ilui’iia‘ .3.
(,4;
Linn...
a
is o is
l:-
Lilli
..i. ll' .1
tfuy
\utlli
i'iiiiiiziii in.
Nuts Yuri;
Miss
1 > her hot
', spondln
' .; Anne 1‘
it‘lll‘l
.‘ ll?
“ML-i ill]
b i s
' --Lar". «1.50 l'v l, i‘l‘ll',
16811:. J. UUH in.
M i
Ml. Eai'y ll. lii‘litm «vi Ilouun,
Mass" formerly a. tum-ii. r in' tin:
Commergial 1)\.IIiJil‘llllt’till. iii~ Lim Nur-
l yolk Hill School, sin-iii the “~an
good witlgtrirntis in in.» l3i‘~l dram-t.
f u is 0
Mrs. ‘iurlcs .llzirly and Miss ‘\lil-
dyed floaty 01’ Van llurcvn .‘l\'('Tlll'.'
pent Washington‘s Birthday in
,Bridxopfit with rricmis,
.. C ‘ O
ll iii'is -\
o
2-.
—-315:lo $25 coats and ill't‘gsi's.
I.” am lintz's.
' 'g‘ s a 0
Kiss Qianchc St. John of Arch
met butcrtnlncd {rlr‘nds from
Mueport over the “wok-cud.
. ‘ i i
7 ‘ [as Miriam I'lziysingrrr of Now
ark city. spent the week-and ut
-hor home on Isaac street.
0 O O
—.15 to 325 coals
0.85 at gillntz's.
O . O .
Mines Dorothy and Eilcm “up-
on and Miss l’uulino “Zuni have
"turned to their homes in New
York City, after spoiidim: ihu \‘v'm'k-
and with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Golden
of Cod-r street.
D
an i drcsses.
C
~ —015 to :5 coats and
00.35 M. Mlniz’s.
, " i o
d :‘c:s;s.
o
\V’ost avenue
1
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i.
J\li:..;
1,.
grguliru. u[ l“l.ix lliil 1.....1. iulmlll tvn o‘clock by a slight llro in
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l
:‘J‘Cilllc r0
spending the weekend with relatives
and friends in
Stretton of Sound Beach.
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‘Miss Hazel Hondrlcks 104‘, re-
turned to her studies at Dunbar!
Normal school after spending “the
holiday with her psronts-in tin thin)
district. . - .
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-——$15 to $25 coats and dresses.
$8.95 at Mintz's.
. 0 O
Edwin Stephens of Von Bursa
avenue entertained (£1934. tram
lridgcport over Wilkins“: Births
day. .
O 0 0
Miss Gertrude Sachs of Chestnut
street. spent: the weekend it in.
home or relatives in Now You; W
0 O
C
Marshall Grins returned to ' his
studies at Columbis‘. Dummy, st.-
[or spending the woekslnd holiday
at his parental home in, We!) lye.
nue. - '
g s 0
Mrs. Rudolph Stodins'or 4nd
daughter Joann of its strut. 'Qrs‘
week-end visitors in Brooklyn. New
York. ‘
0 is s o,
Miss Edith 8. Foster 9! ill. clef.-
ical department of the 3- fl 5,- Cor.-
sob company, was a visitor in New
York City. Washington's fill-flimsy
and witnessed the performance oi‘
“Wildflower." -
l 0 O O .
Miss Ross Tracey and bliss Hait-
nah China of Riverside avonuo wcrc
visitors in Bridgdport yestsrday.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. A. Barman sud
(laughter of 13m: street. visitsd ruin-
tivcs in New York City. yuterdsy.
O O D
s
Irving Bayilss 0! Isaac 'strceP
spriit'iho Sabbath in Bridgeport
with relatives.
3. O 0
Miss Eqima Blascovich of Spring
Hill nvcnuc, resigned her position as
Slcnngruphcl‘ with the Clover \Mfg.
Company on Main street. and ac-
crptcd at similar one with the Metro-
polilull Life insurance Company, in
South Muin street.
t i I
Miss lhlr‘n \Vci-ncr returned to
liii‘ liOillC in Dalton, Massachusetts,
ui‘tur spending the week-end with
Dr. and Mrs. Cinusl of South Main
street.
a s s
.ihlwur‘l “'fimoit oi \Voodward
.nt‘illlu “us a visitor in Bridgeport
M-sti-rduy, \
I O 0
vllr. and Mrs. S. Miller of Spring
street. are entertaining Miss Rosalyn
ll. li‘ux of Norwich, Connecticut.
' o s C ‘
Bliss Anne Schluger.relurncd to
ll'i‘ homo in Brooklyn, New York,
.mur spending the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. N, Navasky of Wood-
“uni-avenue.
o o s
\V. K. Finkler and Attorney A. D.
Situutrik)‘ of tho second district wcro
\i>iim‘s in Hartford \Vasbinston’s
iliriliiluy.
O O 0
Benjamin )Iurkoi’t of Spring street
:prriit'yrsturduy lii Norwich with his
1m routs.
o o 0
Miss Nun L'Czis'ou returned to her
home; in Bridgeport anal spending
the wmk-mul with her sister. Ann
Mun-l" liuugon of Holden avenue.
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This Norwulli Fire Department
“.is called out Saturday night, at
iiw luusmut-nt oi‘ 47 Bcldcn avenue;
:rmu uiiisws unknown. Littl'. anni-
nut; mm dour. and on the tenants on.
input] without harm.
. s, 0
Miss Catherine
Bridgeport returned to
lzmt (Virillllg after spcndins
p
lionneker at
her home
tho
‘ \\'uslilnxton Birthday holiday at 1110,
home or hm; aunt and uncle. Mr.
(illtl Mrs. J. Keogh of River Drive."
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Wood, of El.
linlt street entertained Mr. and Mrs.
ll. Duchariit of Brooklyn. N. Y.. Over
the week-end.
O O O
Miss Marion Russell of Orchard
street rutul'ncd to her home yestor-
day after spending the week-end and
holiday with her grardmotllor. Mrs.
Iv‘, Cody of Ansonln.
l 0 D
The South Nor-walk Qusrtetta
\lub llt‘id a. masquerade dance at its
héudcunrlerl at. River street. Wuh-
iiigto-Js birthday.
0 O O
a Payne of Van Bur-en
mod to her home after
Miss La
Stamford.
O O 0
Henry Wilkens and daughter of
North Main street arrived on the
stiumer President Bonita: offer a
visit of over two months with nia-
.ivcs in Bremen. Got-must. John
Gorie of Pisttsvlllc avenue was also
a. passenger on the suns veml.
Word Whipple
K
a
“'1
YOU HAVE AN EXTRA DAY
hath—o day which oomcs only once in tour‘yssrs.‘ II this
, “)l‘. >_ .. -
. mm m day's pay for you, deposit it inal- bank.
'1,“ this the first deposit of s regain m For cosine
. ”In” have, with compound interest, shout 0.00... M.“ u ‘
~ h but I short way ahead. For your large: m “Ve-
.’ p
i _.
'-
on a...»
. isnwm
. «flows
1 minimum 5
WI VIN-W
1.. woonwm. .
fl .
, K , s,
Conn.. 'I'li .
Miss Emails; will‘ be assisted by
Incipivmogpisnlst, of New York
. city,"wa will render two groups o;
solosifi’tnddluon- to accoinpanylng
M18- m ‘ ls..- Ali this. run ivy:
man is wolkknown in Wk mu,
deli! civics. 01081010015031” he;
went!- on mooted to attend.
. o o o -
Min and Bruno ot Nowtown 3‘!!!
l“!- hu "luvs!!! to It» smile- at
”N Dosbury Stats Norms! sch l 11-.
W maniac the. militia sad we
and With her mots. 14':- ind-Im-
6- EL Bruno -
. can!» u. in»; .5: Philadolphll
rush! holiday west at 1th, par-
00% JD muffin-(W. Roi-s at Gar-
ssr M
p o o .
Mr. sod firs. John Poklemba. of
Ely avonus entertained on: tho
week-0nd choir noise, )glss Hutu“
Poklcmbs 9: Bridgeport, .
O O O
Aleg Nita. Va. student at tho New
York uglverslty, visited his mother,
Mrs. Bortha Hussy of Lows street,
over the west-end. '
O O 0
Alex Pllzik and Paul Gale; 0!
Darien were visitors in Sprlns'wood
yesterday.
-. o. o 0
Albert Blrano of ply avenue has
"than n noslljon with the a
bun. Mathew-:3! Fll" cemnny.
Q 0
Frionds 9: Mrs. Julius Klan of
Minnow stroet will be sorry to hear
that she is confined to list homo sufé
toting from a sprainsd wrist.
I O
Clement Downey of Ely
has resigned his position with
Nsptune Hardware company.
ovenns
’ o o .
Mrs. Alex Travo of Spring street
entertained a, few friends at her
home yesterday. in honor or her
birthday. - . a.
0 . 0
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Millspaukh and
family of Darien were the guests of
friends in Springwood, Saturday.
. O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Caserls. and
daughter, Marie or Bridgeport. have
returned to their home after a. visit
with Mrs. Caserln’s parents.. Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield of Lowe
street. .
0 s‘ o 9
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Macksy. :lr.,
oi Lubrano nine. have bad it. radio
installed in their home.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs’. P. Mastrolilll of Ely
avenue entertained friends from
New York City at their home over
the week-sud.
. o 0
Jack and Daniel Novsk of 18%
South Main street were visitors in
New York City Saturday.
0 o i
Miss Mary Mala. of Ely avenue
has recovered from her recent ill-
ness and returned to her duties with
the Jacob Shoo company.
I C 0
Miss Bessie Corbett of Mott av
two was a. visitor in New York City,
Washington's birthday.
0 O 0
Joseph Rinyu nnd Joseph Hoosnr
of New York City have returned to
their homes utter. spending the holi-
day and wank-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Czlberc of Lexington avenue.
0 O C
Mrs. Mary Caruso of Loxinglon
avenue and Mrs. Daniel Caruso 0t
Ely avenue were the guests of rela-
ttves in New York City over the
week-end.
O O O
Cornelieus J. lilshon of Couch
street. has purchased from Mrs. Ems
ma Hitchcock the ten room houso on
the cornér 0! Gibson Court and Clay
street. The sale was transacted
through the office of T. H. Canty and
company.
.\
rumorsunwurrw
MOCK MARRIAG
AT M E'CHURCH
Tom Thumb, and Jen-_
nie June "to be Wed-
d e d — “N eighbor-
hood Night”
The marriage and reception 0!
Tom Thumb and Jennie June; in
which about 40 children at tbs Sun.
easy-School clu- wlll portioipstc. will
be given at: tho Eost avenue Mytho-
dist church. Friday ovonlss at 7:30
o'clock. rho strati- is being suzed
under the direction of Rev. and Mrs.
Earl Bil-mum Following the tsblosu
thud wll ho a reception sud enter-
colonisati- Tho children rwbo will
appear in'tlis cast will meet tor re.
bursa! this . attornoon. Wednesday
and Friday ugoritoons. '
0
an. it. D. sit-wink; or Dubai-y
is sounding a. tow am with nor psr.
' Gall. Mr. sud Mrs. A. Still! 0! East
‘un0-
s s 1
Tbs Omicron Circle of the” East
svcnuo Methodist church will meet
at the church 1.211151“.
. . 0
Tonight .will be "Neighborhood
alight" st the Christ church. Rev.
Robert B. 3. radio. mtor. cordially
pinvuos sysryono in the nolciibor-
hood to some to tho church tonight
and solo, a sooisl hour. WI!
be music. MI and mains-
Ihoso Vino do not: . to‘oin in tho
Incl-rims” than be, littlo maps
in which topics at over: day later—
cst mambo diam-ad. .
.s g Q .
éh'romorrow
0 Boys' club of. the. Christ church
will mot ‘ln tho chums. At .
. “sh
o'clock It. ' ii ‘
the fans Go a will moot in
- O I. '0
The finality-school bond or
mm:
m
the.
For
nick: at man o'clock
I! is noun“ :2 m “w "
. o_ Jen ' ' ‘ .‘
.. .1 L '.
Asians fox-ova hoino‘wsrd Emmi
turn-d minus I!" artist! oil «it tho
' thins- lteninotlnvrlinfi Ills l! M
has WW- Show“ in u
innocuous” MW assist m
The mammoth running: in has.
however. was my ”lotions?!“
cause was but tunnel-{but Emlyn
did not fool sum toward bar.
‘ who; sitcoms no;- in the not
that sh. had been rulings" tons i;
she were a. child. Evelyn h“! nav-
cr dbvotod any thought to the-’13,
iauontliiv 0; child and parent tin-u
mo.- .Hcr‘ attitude, was the. not!”
of con one. Just as to; slings.
. would flint 3.! was the attitude 9;
her parents now. She had yet to
yearn. and. to tool as they. tint: obli-
dres’gs always children to 1119i:
parents. Bho wp tooling now what
all children experience. withouti‘i'o-i
aiislliB that Violet, too. would- q-
perionce it Income of . hunts
and children never _ by «this. -
Her mind mun” " ill! nutter of
Fred Wins alons‘fi ills Mb is
her absence. She has; ncvcr given
any serious wandered» it) it- '9:
romembercd the condition sho had
found the kitchen in n. rew days
previously. Titers certainly would
be enormous waste While she was
gone. And as log: as it,wouid be
summer with no _p pas to (regs; or
furnace to set the nous. stirs, it
would be all right for the hours to
remain idle with on} occasional
looking into. Sits yonld hove to
let Hannah go. but perhaps she
could get her back in the Fall. I!
not, then thae are other cooks.
She concluded her thoughts on this
score: by decldlquo settle it with
Fred that evening.
She did get launchéd in (”ais-
on... c as aura.- thcs um st
the mat-bl» “ll luvs has:
thinking it mat in a not idea. to
shut, up‘ths house m! In mo-
You won't be able to is it ill-tn..- ..
and no ono else will. on know
summon As she concluded
she suddenly lookcd’sround to soc
thin: the negro woman ms not. in
the room. .
“931. I don‘t think lts‘rill ho nec-
all!!! .olsscit um" no “mood.
West cousins-much interest. ,
"1'53. fluid will! will b! Wicked
. man's muses s- wam. at
this .01 b. or at s hoist. and Just
class the 1mm while‘. I'm Iona?"
He. saw her sli his attention
new, . is
“I've considered that. But I thin}?
it W90“! be like 1.! I bad the 119983.
I‘ve been longing to hove the tel-
lows arouse souls evenings tilt polar
or something—3'
L “0h!" she uttered.
‘loudly. -
"I Just mean one or two parties.
Internist. you know." lie went on.
dotsctinrsoinothin; ominous in her
‘esolainstlon. ?
”Eb-0d, I don't want this house
torn up by a bunch of rowdies. 1
but ndt
dress to burn unlhc tables and car-‘3
pots will:~ their cigars. I suppose
you'll have “our: (tritium 9!! at
everything, too."
3.9. looked at her bullis- its;
eyes dressed. vualofl by it!- as
oration- Sne momma it 1i: a.
moment. , '
“Ia-ten. old imam? he sold
”cslmty. "You're solar collimation
around Elusive. while I slave bout
won't. have those men stumping in.
snow-i. . our lam-r lulu-W
to llslitwlmo the mink '80
theirs.“ ant
COM on ”any
from .9 , . ,
tilled orders” 85 .000 at the,
onto: must: we: the rm mu”?
latching“. wills; is yet-naps. tho
mo-terice nflnmkt. fits
mum tho canard um trad Of
wholesale when ss Mow-is! uti-
vlty ulckens’. and . , was
tbat uilding activitios‘ “319%?”
the United States this spring , , ’be
0! km impartial“. ‘ ‘ -
Tho . a} option of 1110' It”!
Corporations stood st to! elid of
January st the our , ,_ 1! 111m ‘9‘
till 0! 4398.429 tons. ' kings Ire
gw at though.“ W align-asst
stemmi- sud rem. . tile - stove-
ment in business that ii!- tollmd
trio mid tor slump that took placer
inaction: r. Thsmoscoohloi
untitled. orders ms illicit-pd is the
fact 0! lien: almost; which were
*1de *9 11mm in? the a sun-‘7
‘J:T.1~.' ‘1'ng -<,
scheme. You can'tfiieny me a.
little tun." -
She did not answer lmrnodisxely.
He was right about it. she vestigesg
cussion, but she did not; settle it.
has returned to her home from New
Redford. Mass. Miss Stuil was one
of the attendants at the Honolu-
Sisnltzsy wedding which took place
at the New Bedford hotel, Friday.
0 t 0
Several members of tho chdlgh
Congregational church ntiinded the
annual meeting of the Inter-nations!
Union Mission in New York City,
Friday‘. Mrs. Richard Tjadcr is sec:
rotary of the association.
o o o ,
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Julius and
Alex Jai'fee at Fort Point meet may
tored to Bridgeport Saturday and I1.-
tended a perlormance u on. o! the
theatres there.
— o o 0
Mr. and Mrs. Max Silverstein of
Fort Point street were recent visitors
in Bridgeport. .
o s o
The condldates of the Girls’
Friendly society or Christ church
met this afternoon at tour o'clock
(or its regular weekly meeting.
.0 O C ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. Frey sud
daughter Dorothy of Sesvlew avenue
motored to Ridgowood. x. 4.. Fussy.
whom Mr. snd Mrs. Frey spent—the
week~end with relatives. While Miss
Frey went to “'estncld. when she
visited her aunt and unclo. Her
brother. Everett, 3. student at the
Philadelphia College or Ostsopathy.
also spent the week-end there.
(To be continuod)‘
Br. and Mrs. Charla E; Funk of
Rowsyton avenus had as who!»
guests over the holldny sud wank.-
end Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ricbjond
ot Westrleld. N. J. Mrs. Richmond
is Hrs. Funk’s sister;
a o
The Lndfes‘
Rowsyton Baptist urcn will meet
\Vednesday atternoon with Hrs.
Katherine “afield gt her home on
Highland avenue.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. C. Bacillus
0! Cudltpr Street, spend the, week-end
with relatives in New Jersey.
t 0 0
Tbs fourth in the series of com-
munity meetings being conducted in
the Rowayton Baptist church will be
held in the church. cmainstay even.
in].
speaker. He will “poll“ Chm-J
tinnity in tho Business World."
Tips for warm» »_
mm
m? 83359
had so: boom of 0 0. or
nor. or no. loos-0,9: ".000
or non must at. m
man no alts: muss ls
ENTERTAIN "
Amines;
Party at Mr. and Mrs.
Chas." Funk to Ald‘Li-
bra wMris. Thomas
and aughter Hollie
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Funk of
Rowayton avenue entertained at
bridge at their home Saturday cven~
lng. This is one of a series of card
parties being- :lven (or the benefit or
the. Rowayton Froo Library associa-
tion. The prizcs‘Wci-o won by Mrs.
Frederick Btaboll and Busoll Thames
Mr. and Mrs. Funk's guests includ-
-od: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sta.-
bcll. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson.
Mr. and My. Donald Richmond of
Wutrieid. N. J.. Miss Lynch. Mrs.
Hulburt A. Bond. Mrs. Ernest: Yur-
row. Mrs. (loom Mos-dew Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Billiard. Ruuelt Themes
and Edmu- Rsymond. ‘5
O O O .
Mrs. Russell Themes and”dauzhter.
Catherine. returned to their home
in St. John street: tram Virginia.
where they lmama bean ”ending the
past few weeks with relatives.
s o 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Moseley or
Rowsyton amuo autumn“! over
tho holiday and woskvond Mr!- Moss-
loy’s psi-outs Mr. and Mrs. noon at
Brooklyn.
.The new Community Brotherhood
will moot tonight. in the Rough»:
Blptllt church st 8 o'clock. Rev.
Victor Scull-e. Mo:- o! the chums
and the mitten which lass drown
- up the plans tor-tbs now: osmiu-
tion invites stuns soon in tho com
munity to attend testsnt's memos.
Otficors will bs’ election. ,
, 0.: 0.!
Rowsyton Item!- m *
malnouzlhs; lions. or“? m
of Roscoe Um»)!
' . ,. m g x :2 .
trot: Janina 1 In M, ll.
19: . ‘ - .
WW? Collectin- 011W ,
“mans to: tbs M13 1!
{I’m 2in it?! or his
plus 0 hum.
l' lust-mum on films
1040A sad for! 19“: QM 18“
low and resolutions.
tax on the 011 “.000 at not
isoono In excess ot tbs por-
sossi sanction and audits (or
donation“. Eight per call.
normal is: as bonus. of not
lscom Cums tron a our
com to u m mt. ”not low
:31: on! ".000 for tho yen
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TIPS It"?! TAXPAgERS
NO. 17.
Tumors who discovered a debt
to be worthless in 1938 and hall. in‘
that year charred tho coconut on
their books‘uisy claim that amount.
as a- deduction in their income-lax
returns for that rest. Bud debt! may
be treated in one or two ways: (1)
By s deduction of the mount a!
the bad debts tron: cross income:
(a) by a. deduction from income of.
an sddltion to s reserve tor. bsd’
debts.
[Taxpayers who adopted for tho
year 1921 either method tum coni-
tlnuo tho use 02 the method
unless permission to all ‘a‘ is ob;
mined iron: the Commissioner-bf? 1n.-
torusi Revenue. Permission to mm
the rcservs method is ”tricked; to
“spam bsvlns- o. largo unmask;
or accounts whorl, credit is mood.
on:- s. consider-bl. period. sad is
not mind {or tho nurse» at bud
its; on. Brooms bod dobt. _
Bad debts may be doduotetl in
whole or in but. Wis-s doduoiod in
post- tho tumor must be solo -
show with a. Mo dorms oi
oer-taint: tbs-amount umlbotiblo.
Psi-flat. doduotions In allowed Will:
”9- MW ”81%4mt” a .
Mrs. Wilflsnaum.m and «only
.a "at v ‘5 .
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A. B. Cleverly will be tho.
mm tour not me. um“ __
m $991.4“:
rigs gnu n- m massing;
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Floor Mops
$1.50—Liquid Veneer treated.
with“ oil. mail! for use. at
‘. $1.00
Fit-clogs Cookers
ociilortn. White roam-led 81ml»
mum lined. t 6 plush. comput-
mom, as on the who miceN
”$10.00
$26 double compartment, '5 all
the marksii {Wicca '
‘33“ $21.00 ' "
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Imported chins of Amaricen
naroelalu will; hauling drear-
mons at 35.00 at: the staked
.prch. .3 i o
of: tho marked'prices.
of any bird cage. sled, electric
iron. oil heater. bread mnkcr,
cake set. console senvbgnyjiet.
zzl-pioce brenktm set.
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‘smsqmgh grade corn broom
No; 6. at
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Door Mats
_ $1.49 v Heavy cocoa. door
mats, size 15:28. at
«1 on
' Stone can. '
‘ “1- BOOK. suitable for gre.
"m3! Without cover, at
$1.00
Cereal Sets
70050-915 pieces to set, made
of meg-loan porcelain. assorti-l
designs.- at
$1.00
. ’Medicine Cabinets
$2.1'9w—Whltc enameled inside
and outside. size 12:16. 81.03 on
the marked price. at
Cups and Saucers
‘ Plain white American porno
lain. at. ‘l for
Conbiiiufion
81.57gxcdlum size, salvage
iced iron wash tub and sine
wash bonsai at. 2 for .
, ' $1.00
Slings—horas Mm
‘ omen—Lam sise metal snow .
shovels, st ‘
$1.00
Toilet Paper
lilo—Fine quality toilet asa-
pcr. st 15 rolls (or!
- $1.00
‘vwnbfifigiinfi'
$1.49—Modo at hardwood..at
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4
5‘“—
Dish Drainers
$1.2§—Made of grains-d
wire fitted with separate coma
paflment. size 12315. at
Q 1 on
Canistoijs
10v"). siss with slanting top
m4! 0! Gm heavy tin jap.
Inner! finish, suitable for sugar
”in ilour, at 2 for
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