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' Distributed by Re-
ceiver George M.
Coflin Soon
1 PUTNAM. Jan. 2. ’Ths first divi
land of forty per cent of stockhold-
"ers of the First National Bank of
Putnam, has been decided upon. and
:, checks are now being made out for
the amounts due. it was reliably re-
.ported here today. The bank was
9 closed last August following disclo-
zmlre of the defamation of G. Harold
' treasurer.
; _ Receiver George M. Coffin. of the
bank. when asked concerning the
payment of the dividend, stat-2d
that he could not discuss the matter,
~which he said was entirely in the
' hands at the Comptroller ot the
'Currency at Washington.
,_ It is understood that the checks.
"when made out, will have to he
went to the comptroller at \V’ashing-
1' Gilpatric. cashier. who was also state
tion. Owing to the immense amount
of clerical work involved. it is ex-
pected that it will be several weeks
before the actual payment of the
dividend to the stockholders will be
made. ,
The total claims of depositors
amount toabout Si.500'.000. A tnrty
per cent dividend will result in a
distribution of about. $600,000,1most-
ly in this community. '
HOLT CAMPAIGN
COST $10,543.48
HARTFORD. Conn. Jan. 2'.—
Hamilton Holt. as the Democratic
nominee for United States Senator.
had the benefit oi $11,052.28 re-
ceipts. and the expenses of his cam-
paign were $10,543.48. according to
a statement mailed by Fred P.Holt
Treasurer of the Democratic State
Committee. to Washington today.
The balance was shown to be $308,
81. ' ‘
Most of the contributions were in
small amounts. all but five being of
sums less than $500. There were
three contributions of $1.000 each.
these being from former Gov. Sim-
eon E. Baldwin. Mrs. Anita McCor-
mick Blaine of Boston and Bernard
M. 'Baruch. financier, of New York
City. Hamilton Holt. the candidate
(on for approval, after whlch they
'. full be returned here for distribu-
contributed $950. and Prof. Irving
Fisher of Yale $500.
same sturdy
care—
Fitting attention
young friends’ own ideas is
one of our specialties.
We see to it that our
boys’ things are made of the -
for men’s clothes—
With the same grown-up
to our
fabrics we use
77nnthnrikn; gigs nrA naui$4
000m
1000 00010
0000030 DAILY
CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-—Oue hours
day of a national radio program. in-
terconnected over the whole coun-
try under'some independent direc-
tion has been suggested by Herbert
Hoover, but he has not proposed a
two 'per cent or any other tax on
radio sales to support such a pro-
gram. he said. in a letterto the Chi-
cago Tribune printed may. /
Independent direction would as»
sure to the American people the
regular distribution of such material
as addresses by the President, per-
‘tormances by artists or other; per-
sons of national fame for which it
would be impossible for any indivi-
dual to arrange. the letter said.
The secretary wrote that the sus-
gestion first was made at the recent
radio conference. but that he did not
make any suggestion of the charac-
terl of control ot the programs as be—
ing the "entering wedge of censor-
Ship-H
Miss Laura Sweeney and MiSs
Francis Costello. of Spring street.
were in Stamford yesterday.
lF RHEUMATIC
EAT N0 SWEETS
Sass Glass of Salts Help to Overcome
Bhfiunatism Add
Rheumatism is easier to avoid
than to cure. states a well-kn
4A 4%
warmly. keep the feet dry. avoid ex-
posture. and above all. drink plenty
of good water and avoid eating
sweets of all kind. '
Rheumatism is caused by body
waste and acids resulting from food
fermentation. It is the function of
the kidneys to filter this poison from
the mood and (115%. ‘ it out. in the
urine; itir- pmws 01' 1111} Skin are also
l'l‘t'illlg the blOod of this
a rllz:al::~ ul'
inmuriiy. in damp and Chilly cold
“'(l'lllii‘l‘ the skin pores are closed.
Ethus l‘vwing; the kidneys to do dou-
Ill\'. lllI‘Y
Fll,f ”,Ls-‘z .lmi full to eliminate this
\‘Juml’ ~an acids. which keeps ac~
' bh- w
Boys’ suits and overcoat:
cmr : nimu’ anti circulating through
31' -_~ .‘ 2... maximally settling in the
5 .l v- rm! muscles. causing stiffness.
become weak and ’
\
Jomnms
. '_ leave {or London. thence returning
* '...__——- . ‘fl said:
PARIS. Jan. 2.401111 W. DIV”. dertul we
former American Ambassador to' the
Court 0: St. James. returned yester-
day from his trip tenor-thorn Africa.
Mr. and“ firs-Davis. after spending
a week or more in Parh‘plan to
to New York.
Commenting on his observations
in Africa the tower Ambassador
“The much are doing you.
r‘k. The colonists! ll pro.
excellently in Morocco.
where the natives are treated with
great delicacy and tact. while Al-
giers is like a quiet Parisian sub-
urb."
cm was. . ‘
PITTSBURGH. Jan. 2. -- Harry
Grab ushered in the New Year by
scoring a victory over Augie Batner.
ot New York. in a ten round an.
counter here yesterday afternoon be-
:ore rive thousand tans.
Q
- ‘ WINS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2.—-Ohi en
marched through Georgia be in
1866 unmolested. Joe Lahm , of
Toledo can’t'pull that trick hen
“Tiger" Flowers. the Atlanta :1 re.
is at home. The Tiger stopped oh.
man. who can't fight much on y.
in the third round of the main out
at the Rink in Brooklyn yeste ay
afternoon.
can, assets? 2, 1925.
The Tiger won with a shower of
punches. For Lehman it was like
being out in a rainstorm and tom
not stand the ruin. There an ,m,
that can stand the rain with PM.
ers and spill him, but LOllnl.’-.z 3.
not one of them.
Another good way to teach a a... ,
the art of defending himself is 1.. :1“
him wear long curls. ‘
assembled by our buyers
leg
Twice a yearwc’haye a great store wi
are radical reductions in every department. _
which the wholesale markets offer for the p
Women are studying economical buyi
ert purchasing agents and this sale gives
0 completely furnish, ‘
~ of all sorts atrock bottom cost. Hence
During this sale, care
RealInsh Linens
Linen tablecloths. nice-
ly hemstitched in delight-
ful patterns. A cloth of
this quality will
pleasure to any
wife. Size 2x2lé
Reg. 86
Reg. $5 doz.‘
$4
size 18x50 inches
Sale $1.10
Hemtitched buck tow-
els. all linen and of very
satisfactory quality. Reg.
Sale $4.50 ‘
- nnl’uneflgnwtnnlinlnli ;
excellent wearing ‘quality
in several different pat-
terns. Size 18x18 inches.
Sale $3.95
An exceptional value in
all linen damask pattern
cloths—four stunning de-
signs.‘ Size 2x2 yds. Reg.
Sale $2.95
Real linen south with
deep scalloped edges——
...
for this great sale.
Savings Elfected
h.
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10“.);
be a ,j ~
house- {l
yards.
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’8 Great
s Fri. say,-
do sale when‘lthe're
All the best values
receding months are
rig as carefully as ex-
them an opportunity ‘
freshen and replenish house furnishings
they effect great savings.
ful buyers can secure articles of very fine
"an-..
away
usual.
This
9
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Living Room Suite
quality for the
narily spend for
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J anuary nd ,,
same amount of money Lhat they would ordi-
merchandise of only ind .
New Fashionable M . . ..
'After Christmas our store has very
so that practically everything oficre in this sale is fash-
ionable and new—but-e-marked at price much lower than
This Year More Than Ever You Will oi Want to Miss
. . in: During
Chance to Save Money by '
the January Sale
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been rapidly rising—in
ing in rket and prices will
not b better for economi-
time,
now.
new ii
delay buy at once at sale
prices. and early while
the as. rtment is the best. ,
Sea ess Velvet
Roo -, Sized Rugs
Beautiful colorings
orientalmatterns and soft
erent quality.
8
le left to be cleared
Rugs and
Reduced
es on rugs have
.3 are A rmi 7.
, rchases for some
han they are right
If your home needs
or coverings, don’t
‘33.50»
tones are distin-
This is the kind of a set you would select if you were having one
made to your own order. Large davenport, arm chair and wing chair
have the finest upholstery work—the deep squashy kind. Spring seats
and backs covered with taupe or walnut mohair insure: its :tunding a lot
of hard wear and still retaining a fresh new look.
s280
Reg. pri co $360 ’
All Our Fine Furniture is Reduced for This Sale
price 59 cts. ea.
Sale 45 cu.
All linen toweling, _18
inches wide—a quality
that regularly sells at 35
cts. yd. Sale 29 cu.
Third floor.
Finest Bed
meet the youthful require-
ments of “what the fellows lovely
wear,” no matter if the fel- _.
lows be 3 years old or 16. ,4...
And their value pleases is‘
Mother and Dad.
_} ROGERS Paar COMPANYK’
ll‘lfl pain. called :hcuma-
guished features of these
velvet rugs. Best of all,
if you come early you will
have dozens of designs to
choose from. They will
go fast it this price.
9x12 Rej. price $42.50
‘ " v first twinge of rheumatism
“mm: any pharmacy about four
. oi' Jnd . Salts; put a table—
nz‘nl in a glass of water and
drink ‘nctorc breakfast each morning
for a week. This is helpful to non-
trulim: acidity. remove T.‘.1'il'3 mal-
ts... also to stimulate the kidneys.
$33.50
Broadway Brovsdway 3:33:32 ltillus affirm :iddlng the blood of L, G. t1
«mm .. a... at n. r W épwn- ~ . mens rea - _ . . .
H s... 0:...“ m” . . ..ii‘.‘ 211:? .‘i.";‘:i§°3§’;°.;.::‘..’3 , éd y Ten Piecellmmg French Walnut 8.321106 :Reg. price $40
at 35th St. Corsz'c" st4~1st§ti lemon juice. combined with iithia. RCdllC ' o ' $32
French walnut is the finish which:
Included in the Sale
More and more are men
and women realizing that
a. few oriental rugs scat-
tered in Edarker corners
thousands of folks who are subject
to rheumatism.—Adv_ of brands for which we
. have become well known.
will be radically reduced
for this sale. Have you a
daughter who will need a
"A rich English Sheraton style
suite made, of carefully selected ma-
hogany, designed and executed by
the finest craftsmen and cabinet
makers. Blue tapestry in rare pat-
is so fashionable at present—a
soft, rather light rich brown finish.
The set consists of 6 pieces—large
bureau. chiffonier, dressing table.
,bed, chair and bench. Fashioned in
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6 ‘ ' chest of linen? J an’uary - -
x.) ‘ lq is the time to fill her Zflhgozigghcigaz?geggbliggg a modified Adam style the wood is entirely transform the
3- f , needs. Take inventory of and bliifet. ’ g . craftily matched to reveal a riCh appearance of their hom-
t} ' \ your own household needs ~ * 3 _ figure in the grain. .33, At these sale prices
\ e ' \ for the coming year. - _ 355 $285 every homé can boast sev-
4 . \ The D. M. Read Mono. . eral oriental rugs.
§ § 3:: sheets and Pillow Regular price $475 Regular Price £355“ H 50 Anamlians of good
- . , .- W" “M- size $17.50
Kl _ . . , ._ a-.. . H Pillow Cases 42x36 . 0' 45 Herlz Ber amas
~ ,~ , ._ .. Reg. 50 cts. 38 cu. W . ’ g ’
'1' TY-THREE STORES IN THIS TERRITO RY 'q R Pug); gases $5336 Sale Opens 1th 1400 Hundred Befiihfiifl‘: 0...... $2.:
- .: , eg. 0 cu. - ' 9 ' . ‘ ' ~ .
3;" m... N_ Y. State . g so... 31... R... 3.33 Yards of Fashion s Silks at ggg;gd;ggm1;uggeggvgg<ggg
“ SAUER KRAUT 2 L N 21 2 c 25 ' b1 5...... 81"” “‘- it}: Unheard of Prices 3‘35““ “m
.1 . , arge 0' ' ans 0 § Houstitcbed ' sins of fashion. silks of quality. hundreds of shades in what our , mm“ “°°"
. _ f Pillow 08888 42x38 _ fashion reporters tell us are spring‘s leading colors. Just feel the Kltchen
\ an” “3‘. l- . , Reg. ’10 cts. 53¢“; quality—every one is heavy and firm. The prices you w‘ll a preci-
~ . Pill w Cases 45x38 1 p
An Assortment of m .7, .0. .9 .. .. when you .. them- . Needs at Sale
_ - ' Crepes which are Flat crepe, satin mpg, crepe Prices
do chine and charmeuse in near-
ly every shade of the spectrum.
Rose. grey, russet. red, green,
pink. orchid, blue. etc. The col-
ors they are wearing in the south
at the moment.
Two-Tons TaEetss in glorious
colors for lamp shades. cushions
and hangings. Also black, navy.
and brown velveteen with satin
finish.
s1.89
Regularly priced $3 yd.
Reckoner:
beautifully adapted. to ensemble
suits, so important to. the mode
this spring. White as well as
light and dark colors.
silos in all desirable col-
ors including black.
s2.39
Every piece our. regular $4.85
Pnn' ted
weight and'big' artistic patterns.
All silk, or silk and wool for
weight. These prints are fea-
- ' Sheets 72x99 Rog. $3.32
Sheets 81x99 Reg. $2355
‘ $1.79
Another sizes reduced
in- the same proportion.
- Third floor. .
HIGH QUAIJTY
Canned Vegetables
now 3110an rue .-250
BABY GREEN LUCAS..- 290
FANCY STRING BEANS 290
Fancy Maine Succumb ...280
l'snoy Gold. Bent. Corn .... 250-
Eleetric H e s t e r 0—-
Square style for bathroom
or bedroom use has nickel
reflector. You will find
this an eflicient heater.
Sale $4.85
Bath Stools—White en-
amel finished is this high
grade stool with rubber
tipped legs.
Sale $1.50
Step Ladders of 5 ft.
size, extra strong with
Rich Wholemik‘ f ,,
Cheese
epes. wonderful
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. couplets
ful and conven-
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Burdelivsryw loaves $0 store at 8 Al H. each day sndbsll pus
chases made in the .
EGGS . - '. 49c: dflz. sfternoonvwlllbo delivered the following morn
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,5 - our. mom arm 25 lb \ '75 ' ' -
>. _ . “’3 ”0°“ C ' - i : immune 25.1%: $03.20 5.... and "m I... Mm... . new .1 .1 . b .
f3 -9 ~ l - a. a e ' dress between now and summer. on e M me at an
. meat pa sh d 0. Many , $ . . , pail rest. Made of hard
. ; homes vs so in ~ 1.59 . ‘ :5? :3: ”£12333 02th“ fale' Y“ yellow pine.\ I
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.1 . _ § ‘ “flux” ‘9" 3 reader ° Rogularlypriced $3 and $3.50 again. .5 c V3315?“ w Snle $1.50
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“DEL MONTE ll AW AHAN .\ . FlOweruilBoéwls We Arrange For Convenient Payments flatlfilslififlammrfd “ill:
_ - \ . ‘95 ‘* t8. . ‘ ‘Od‘sll laments-chases of rural hire. rugs and housefumishings, we style is for ‘outside of
Sliced PINEAPPLE r... N . ; ‘I‘h . c 'i' k z b‘ 'fié‘l 31:32:33 st; fizeamesfior payments at convenient intervals. window and requires no
' ._ ‘,‘ . ,. - esesrflsfic 0 one s . . - »' Ice.
' . - ' g \.‘ . ! flowerzbowls cogne fir, two ' 7 . ’ . i ' a we $250
’ ., ‘ 7:1 Mergx‘dup" ' ‘ “lg: i': . :0 ’2 Pm' s Kettle.—
: ' ‘ ' ‘ 7’ \1 ‘ cinnamon sflowerfie— : *’ - , . . ‘ "WWW" “mm“!
A . .~ sign. Be: primes and " ‘ :_ . ~ 3033;111:1101: $1
on T on . . , . .. a“ $0. _ ¢ . . . , r. _ , . "ze lo .98
mm ‘ 3020313“ In. an!“ 7 , ‘ 4,»..- “k.!fln £9! g Lf3taflisfifd ’65] 12 qt. size Sula?”
cocoon morswe emu: am “.200 7. DAILY DELIVERY TO SOUTH NORWALK
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