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Mgotflorwslk pm to in. Roeqne. Adolph 3d .
motion. at the spool” town xneet- Meeting or “Not-well: boot club. 11
do: at De'cember not. held meetings Well etreet. , ' :
autumn! night alt-which «:11th ‘9: Lincoln council. 0- V. .
were appointed to decide. if deemed 30.“. Walk ‘
advisable, on some torn: or council- I ‘
dution tor the town. The committee
appointed from the Second and
Third "districts re against any toga:
or consolidati n and it was so eluted
,ifioet cmphfiicaiiy in resolutions
nearly umnlmously'odoptcd. The
committee {or the First district is
Dr. “’lllinm J. ’I’raccy, Henry 1’.
Price. Jini’x‘cy M. Hunt. .1. 3.14“ ‘
Burlburi, Thomas 1:. Gregory. mm
?ollu:d, Ferdinand D. Smith and
George 1". Elle. For the Second dis-
trlct. Ruucll Frost. John 1". pic.“
xenon/A. Blanchard, John H. Light
Curios W. Bell, George H. Twad-
ly: Third district. Maribel! 3. Tolies
Juno: Hoyt. Arthur Waldm 1:14
Funk E. Van Scar." -..
"Miss Mary Lewis taley or New
Keven. who during the peat yes:
luledrne position or soprano in the
“costume choir o: the south hier-
F‘wailt _Congrczstionnl church hes
been entered to till a. shutter peel.
tlon in the choir o: the Center Con. .
"vocational ch ch in Battlers! tor
, the year comm cing April 1." .
"Mrs. Bee no end dsughtu' Rebel
or Water-bu y have M We
from a. visit wlih‘Mrs. M. 3'. Sent 01
Beiden avenue, Norwei " .
"The marriage or Hill W , ~ '
Noon at Chapel street and George ‘ fl , , 1:»; J -' .
‘ C. Sturgco or Westport will take ,1 ' ' , If». - 1
blade at St. Mary's rectory this eveo. . 7 ~ - , A .
ping at 5 o'clock. 313:“)!th 36¢- ' . . '- - , ~ - ;
Allister ‘o: Dnnbury bride-o ' ,, _ ,N ‘ . . " .. f » . . t . « , ,
maid and Albert Smith or nut Nor- ~ . . -‘ -- ' V .; ._ . 7 « » mm :
walk will act as best man."
"Bliss K. C. Vosbnrgh spent Sun.
day in Brooklyn." _ . .
""i‘ho Washington eireet csrris‘ge
bridge is out o! repair. tilt pin on
which it turns being lb worn II to
gll‘e trouble. -'l'he drew "in tube
closed for a. (is. or two as soon as
arrangements to this ettect can be
made and Machinist Julius Millet
will make repaint."
“Misc Pauline Miller 0: 81‘ )iee- .
dow strccl surprised her numerous
triends'und relatives last Saturday
after returning from an ‘ ostensible
vacation to the metropolis. by one '
nouncing that Jose! Gutierrez end .
horse-ii ‘ ad determined to . lave
South horn-ail: and sail to:- ~30?
\Veet, Fla... titer being untried C!
the church or Martyr. 109th etreet, .
New York."
"Mrs. Charles R. Baker hes re-
turned to Brobkiyn alter a visit with
her parents." .
"Mrs. Le Roy Adams 0! South
Norwnlit has been azvisitor in some.
port with relativee.” o .
"A Very pleasant surprise, and
m do not begin until February lst.
. others do not. Sui:
.00 weekly; no trouble
v‘yourmvenieme. Fromm“.
GentroIFeii-field Trust Co.
NORWALK, CONN. -
stating
A. '3. Progress Min
in n meet. ‘
' eetins' ot‘cooueee Tribe. 1. o.
3. X. and lion's hell. Noe-went.
Meeting ‘10! bleak-r Grotto. 16 80.
Main street. .
‘ (
Meeting.“ Buckingham poet. 0.?
No.15.G.A.R-hfll.81 _.
Drill or death» drain. lune ‘Fleic
Artillery. Norm: amt".
‘Relusrsei‘ choir of , church.
fleeting or board or St. Peter's Lu.
thee-en church. -
Men's reduction night. East Awe- ,
rule )1. 3. church. ‘
.~ ‘ :- coma m '
. 'an. 10-4“0pen WEfl-fliqs and
Woman‘s club. . ' ' ' - V
394:. 10.7-“WOO' flight." Pro:
gross Forum.
Jan. lib—Lecture st First M. 3.
{church under auspices Norwalk Bird
{and Nature Co. '
Jan. 12. —- Luncheon. "I‘oresdore
club.
Jan. 13—4134 petty. Republican
Women at Rays! Jense- Inn. .-
.Jen. 1W 8W. novel'-
.ton rare-department. ' ‘
‘ Jun. 1C.—~—Dencc.'56th C. A. C. at
Norwalk Armory.
. Jen. 33—May East Avenue as. I;
i church. a.
Jan. 23—31mm”). Joseph‘s
schOol hall.
, Jun. 28.——Entertainment. enter-
prise committee of Rowny'ton M. B.
churCh. ., ‘ i -
Jan. 81. Units Sole Epworth league
Es‘lt’Avenue M. E. church. _.
Feb. lzlwhnuei ball. American
Legion. “ .
Feb. lax—Silt er Valentine Social.
Epworth league, Elsi Avenue'M. E.
church.
. Feb. 22-»3. N. lodge or Moon in
itistion. .
‘Everyman’s ‘
Investment
Government Bonds
5.306: new .
respondent
01231:. Evening leaned.
(COPYTMB 1’20
All rights of publicstlon’of
tone-herein ere shore-
Revision-Com-
There Sufificienl:
e to Pr pare ,a
u urt and inLeZ-
- - ve Support for
@ge‘ntly Needed
onges?
chum needs revision.
every citizen who he:
the matter any thought will.
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city ofticisl. who has studied
winner tor veers cud knows
e hendiceps it impasse on
thus describes it: "It is
charter for on old tuhioned
- city that doesn't amount
3: and doesn't want to get
no"
the Norwslk of today it is
. . -te. cramping and binding.
rotor-e it is welcome news that
_ v ‘Robins yesterday; announced
mes or the committee 0! citi-
mo‘ intedby him, to revise the
.cornrnlttee. we understand.
Mondey evening tor the
0! organization. it is the
‘hqpe that its members will
work. immediately and have
' prepared within a. short
a" made before .
will draw interest
from ,
7 Savings Department
SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST: COMPANY l:
4 1-2 per cent. interest was credited to 1
..r::.:::*..:::erm..m - depositors Jam Int, 1925 i i
The old "negro tea; :2; the 60:;
government and 111W thence. ,
Second come the obligations or renal .. ~ » .- ,_ .
roch. third those ct public utilities - — ' .-.. -... '
and fourth those 0! industrisls. A
well~buianced list. will coninin rep-
resentative; of all these classes. engage with having stoic. u “125::
The dlfllcrcnco. between the govern. .Counggl “a wlmguce for “.1.
went issues had the other three is aided” did their best and worst. t": .
more marked than are the distinc- when the Jury came to consider the;
tions among the rest. Genenny verdict they decided. that the at?
speaking a government bond has no deuce was not walcient to com?
specific security such as is back 01 ”*3 dd man. “a ‘31“ "my ‘3‘“
‘ return a verdict of “not guiltv,
This they did. and the Sucze. is?»
ing to the priuner. eaic
"Your actuated.”
The old 1:98:53
5 —.<2-".'? 5‘,“
.1,
s
or in a foreign countr3~lze is sub-
ject. to the income tax. Nor does it
makes any difference whether none
’0': his inccrnc comes item the Uni-
ted Statesfihe is still subject to the
income tux. In other words. a citi-
n‘on fifths finned States may reside
in “rice and derive all his income
fromlthc exploitation 0! diamond
mines in Africa. yet he and his in-
come" would b6.sublect to the'Unl-
ted States inmate tax. in spite o: the .
fact that none 0! his income we act.
erlved from sources within the Uni-
ted States.
Next, comes the person who is
not a citizen, but resides in the
United States. For all practical pur-
poeee. such a person was in the
same position as does the Ellison; tor
his entire income, whether ddrlveu
within thctfnllr-d States or not. is
subject to the income tax. In the
case of a. resident non-citizen. there-
lore. even though all of. his income
my be represented by dividend in
a. Fraud: corporation. he would be
subject tolllo income tax on it. The
important part is that he is a real-
dent of the United Slalec. and as
such he becomes subject to our tag:
laws. .
; opinion is widespread that
- pr charter changes ere to be
*3 must be presented to the Gen.
_ m‘biy betore the end or the
month. _
not. the opportunity for action
, -- will have lapsed and there
' a a. two year interim betore
be taken up by the legis-
: its next session.
"tune is short and the work
« but we are certain that
or rcvlslon committee and
V pr will do all within their
7to complete the task.
- of co se. is the first in-
t step. After that. however.
' battle will commence. The
re mustbe convinced that
-ussted changes are node-cry
yrith sum eat “sport won.
‘ er rev one 19W end
, l
in, at the moment. seem- an
belt, and we wonder it am-
ind preparations have been
and made to carry it to
I31 completion.
. too. “But I don't know Just when
These millions who are interestc . . ' ~ '
ed in knowing the not. mm the m3. ”d I u ”‘5' ‘° ‘°' "‘
mes at their rewrite-tun: store get.
some oi them. of course. but we:
ell. This is natural. however. As
George Bernard Shaw says. when
you read a. biography remember
that the truth is never {it tor pubs
birthday party was rendered to lull mu”, _; ~ _ ., ' ‘
Jessie Morgan at her home on (love In'tellinz her story“ to in." Hui.
avenue an Saturday night by I aunt. 313,431.11 '30 were .31“: ' “2.15.
bet or he: mean." ‘einenn. upon an now-pane o! the
fuhlon note. "Sheer dross ub- world. Betty Byrde told. them as
rice areto be very lublonsblo nest 331.1“ ,1“, could: leaving then: to
«non. Evidently Dem Fay“ meaty and elaborstc as they pica;
does not expect n. cold summer. a. go the stories that went “mug
W from am. to time liter Betty Byrde
beanie a Peerless pisyer sketched
I. figure that did not exist. And the
circumstance was in contormunce
with dim tradition—end human no.-
tnre. ,
As Betty lelt the publicity oe-
partnient to return to the me up-
on which the last shots tor “The
‘03. that‘s s11 right." . He glanc-
ed It his wrist watch. "It's 11 o‘-
clock. I'll- tell you what Lilli do; I'll
brush up and come over to the set
and wait tor you? What stage?"
Van-gm hirn tile number otthe
siege end «he turned am. looking
one shoulder as she went
mm sage. Her' eyes turn-
04.100. 1nd thoughtless met; ehe.
but not he. was aroma.
Inmpson put her into I. scene as
soon as she returned with a scowi
indicating his displeasure st her ab~
sence. She was in the midst of tho
ecene when Garter appeared and
Joined the crew or stage hands he-
hind the comer-as. The klcig'lights
were blazing down upon her with
vehemence. but she could see him
easily. and the knowledge at his
presence made her nervous and
MMM‘ Lampoon nude her
eognisen out there is no ogior'cfiun-
try with web edit-yids!" warm
heck of the pledge. ’, ~ ' '
Apply these tests to the govern--
uncut bonds o! other nstione and you
here a. guide to their investment
rating. ‘YonwlllflndlhatCsnnds
and Great Britain rsnknext to the
United State- with exact: countrie- es
, The Eclipse.
One ot‘the m‘rscles at modern as.
tronomy is the sccurscy with me)
not only the time at s. solst- action.
but use its precise path can be
foretold. A total eclipse is due on
January 24 and it is oi interest be.
cause its total phase will be visible
railroad or an industrial corporation
issue. oil-lad and Switzerland not far be-
Thero are a few tax-elm: govern. 4‘
ment issues. mostly or countries of l 10.“. ”A.
_ U L .-..
Wment for several years
I
‘ .9. of Estimate
‘ attempt tails. our city ot-
. , ll Java only themselves to
and our citizens will know
‘vents Cleaning of
r By. Ice and Slush
; ‘fi ”Backward Moving
removing the snow. ice and;
V community must be gov-
dcr a. worn-out and 11- and worn
elveneu.
in map
Appropriation
limit or
the city
8““ Streets, Clog-
is stated
to y: Dominates
fl of lower
morning
‘ to congratulate the Nor— Jen I .
- ‘ to:- its excellent account
\' 3 paper pointing out the
see the total
on and:
totality will
I
m
wi
the northern regions early
or the tout-ti: Saturday of
I ,
to observers in s. densely. populated
part or the United states;
weather in clear ct sunrise of this
important day tho
I! the
menu of men
dren will wit.
nose a. phenomenon at great imprec-
ping the pull of. the eclipse
great care hen been taken. and it
has been found thst the southern
across
New York. 80 accurate-
ly that the path been mappod that it
certainty that New
Yorkers no 1l'otjdflth street will
eclipee while 'thooe
south at 110th street will‘sec only
a partial phone 0: the eclipee. ’
It. is not ct all unlikely that n
considerable pert o! the population
Manhattan twill “migrate to
in _the
.______;.___—.——
THE WEATHER-
Northern New EnglandLFuir Fri-
was haltedby Chet Cdrter. who run
from the scenario department. no-
ter observing her through the win-
dow.
“diggers!" I didn't know you were
working on our lo ” ‘
She ‘snliled.__ slightly provoked;
eho thought he surely knew it.‘
"Yes. I’m working ' with Court-
loisht Curtis.”
He arched his eyebrows. "Lead?”
"Oh. no thank you Anita Wil-
liams is the lending overhear-I’m
Ibo was-o much lupus-ed whim.
II Domed by.bsr. n toot teller.
smiling . that she ennoun‘co
ed. “1 Just signed s. contract with
Pearle-3'
brute with you—Grill take you to
lunch. May I?" .
“You" The exuberance" .1 his
smile we: infectious. and die smiled
80cm .3ch1" were being_ nude. site
sbouteecondortnh‘dleedlguese'g
“Congritulatlollll . Let me cele-‘
rehearse the cocoa an unusual num-
ber of times and showed his temper
When she accidently allowed her
handkerchief to drop upon the car»
“What’s the matter? he rolled.
"In tint handkerchief too
or too hot for you?” ‘
This outburst served onw io‘con-
(use her more. and Lunpson die-
gustedly called an end to the morn-
ing's session.
“And menu-Mien Byrde." he said.
walking towards here. .“I you
would find a wsy during the unch
hour- to compose ”omit.” ‘
She took his abut silently. and
turned toward Cartor with burning
cheeks; reeling deeply «tamed. It
was not the first time ehé had been
called ‘down by a. director. and she
knew that in this instance Lump-
eon's criticism probably was deserv—
ed. but chi m humiliated because
Carter had been n witness.
heavy:
But smith? _‘ non-resident . who
never sets foot on the United States
may be subject to 1116 tax. for, to me
extent that his income is derived
trom sources within the United
States. he becomes tumble thereon.
For instance, an Englishman is sub-
ject to an income tax on the inter-
est 0! bonds of in corporation organ-
ized in the United States. or divi—
dends on the stock of such a. corpor~
alion. Likewise, rentals from pro-
perty located in the United States
would be subject to tax. even though
tho'property is, owned by a foreigner
who tins no actual contact or noth-
ing to do p‘lth'the .colloctlon oi the
rentals. -
As s. general pmpoeition. there-
!orc. lumpy be "concluded that citio
zone or the United States and per.
can: that reside here. though 'not
citizens. are subject to tux on in-
comes-from sources within the Unit—
ed States only. » .
It should he noted in this connec-‘
lion that Wherever the word ‘39::-
relative financial mime”. which
are specific lien tupon ‘certnin cue-
tom revenues or internnl receipts
but thesc are the exception. For
the most pert s governmenqboud
depend! tor “its rm: eddy upon
the credit 0! the out. So
when, one speaks o the m at
any particular Went issue
what. is mount is the tunnel-ll sta-
bility and the reputation (or meet-
ing, lte obligations or that portion:-
lnr country- .
The only two points to be consid-
ered-in the one o! a. government
bond are the ability and “lumen
of the borrow" to make ‘peyment
oi intereet end principal at'the ep-
poinhed time. m on. may
be Wed. unit in at once
apparent thereto no action on earth
bthat stands so high in bother these
arty made. them”. «we the
MM . price'ingnll‘tho markets. No
one le'lnselxe renougb to doubt that
the pledged word of this govern-
respects a the United States. Libo_
Dimicr Stories—
The other day s_ W. ounce. d
‘s but“: and m, ted to borrow 35. He
was told tint the bank did apt lend
such small puns; ,,-
"But." he- went on. “lending
money layout business. M’t it?"
'I'he banker admitted tau. m
”Well. I've got good” ucurlty.”
said the stranger. "and I went to
borrow 15!“ . .
Finally inh'muér. nil? 'mm
utigue and but from unit-ed cur-
iositl’. agreed .to make the icon.
When the note was till dawn end
the interest or 85 cent. paid. the
strainer drew from his pocket. 310..
0,00 worth 0! cover-W bonds end
bended than ever ”recount-y. '" .
. More “the basket-A could expreu
his monument the W did:
"Now. this is something like it. Over
it the other bank they wanted me
doubtful tt thin." and asked
"Acqultted? What :3
Judge 1”
"I mean."- answered
“you are acquitted.”
The negro looked more cocks“:
than ever.
"3‘15“" he asked. "doe; Ca: 21683
dat I have to» gib dst watch back
m9?
the jail:
4—-
WE OFFER
Light at Power Pt 77?
7
‘mfine
Nor. Tire. 4: Rubber Pr.
1. S J. Gash Pr
one. on Application
Millie! & Goldschmidt
FREDERICK C. HULL
7%
to pay 610 Just tor ‘e. are deposit
mmmpertmm
.. our streets.
-; . -". aptly described the
o: the thoroughfares at
including those in the im-
itation sections.
" with The Hour that it
annoy accidents can re-
: 'MVO not occurred bo-
tfle risks incurred. by both
and podestrinns.
, roads are mostly tree at
My roads in mud: the
....an an the day after the
day. slightly octder in northern por-
tion: Saturday becoming unsettled
with rain or snow at night.
Southern New England: Fair Fri-
day: Saturday unsettled probably
rain or snow. not much change in
temperature.
Conditions: The. secondary dis.
tux-ounce that was over Women
Nova. Scotla. till-"morning is centre!
Thursday night over Eastern Neva
Scotla. withvincrccsed intensity. Dur-
ing the hint 2i hours snows have oc.
curred in the extreme north portion
at the Middle end Northern Atlantic
States. It has become sterner in
Northern New England and temper-p
cures have {alien along the north-
' ern border trout Outerio to Ses-
ketohew . The outlook is tor un-
uttled weather with nine on Sat:
sons" is referred to in a discussion
of the mcome tax law. it is used to
include not only individuals. but
partnerships f and ‘ corporations' as
well: hotter words; the same
rules are applicable to domestic cor-
porations as to residents of the“ Unlt~
ed States: that is, they are taxable .
on their incomes from whatever
eource derived. Likewise, the ”0
rule inapplicable ‘to tore corpor-
ations in to non-resident dividusn.
,4
‘ment will be kept Ind m re-
“: to with” things in!"
I Income; Tax Department
Income nation is undoubtedly one at the roost in: ortsnt-
ot the day. Every change in the law, every new rogulatplon. evewm?
a? lumen. bl! A direct‘ meet upon the taxpayer's account with
9 United states Government Yet experience shows thnt the average
person does not know how to correctly prepare his income tax return.
Believing thnt our renders would be vitally interested in 5. nnbjoét .0!
such import. upeclnlly at this time. it bu been arranged to have an in-
come a: column. which will deal with this question from o simple. pruc- to wit, they are tumble only oil thgir '
""1 V" II : lllt. , , . - . income derived from sources 3““ ' ‘ ‘ '
z "I: an connection. We have been fortunate in obtaining the ”tribes “1° ”“1““ Sm” “ "1” ”a“ ‘ Bank ”want
go! . “L. MS)“. C. P. A, who _will.coudnct this Department. Mr. . Partnerships, as such, are notvsub- _ --—‘ . r - . .
“in”. in 11117;: -l;.nowu in: export undhas been s. close student or Jeét to tax, as they are not re'cou hm: 33a wt“ “v 13 (10-
cum to the phases. He developed] plan of Taxation tint was armed us‘nirentiiy distinct from the . . ‘
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_ - . l . _ .‘ls’hip. e ere. ver. -‘ '-, . ‘ - . , -
urdny in the A “c states. . Mr. Seidlnsn is {senior-tn .ot the rim or Seidmsn a: Seldinan. be sumact to “3 ““4“ the "a" '1' raw! 3118 a in m“ com-
wmm; Roman 0: may Hook: certified“ , “gamma ”a?” Chairman or Wfioonrmittu ready outlined- " » ..Qunity—both shiny and - ”
Fresh to strong west and northwest ' fl“ . tn”. American Businees 9“- “ u— ‘ states d tr : , n the Owe!" ‘—> In
”a weather y: ». Friday. _ eociation com‘poeed or many of the leading business men 0! the country. E an ‘us 3‘ 0' ‘ b ' I i .
. TEMPERATURE. a “51mm way.
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“We“ t° “3. 5"“ “t “mm connected with opening an _ i Q ' tlieynfiglit extend s pet ‘4
' account in this conveniently , ' ‘ M ”I ”ch "“5 .. P"
. , find hm ‘ well; and
‘ EVERY YOUNG
. MAN msoorn
ANORWA’LK' .
.is-rnede that only 81,100 , » . _
-» ...totnke core or - ..
streets for the entire 3 - .
'VofiobMMh Th. Went will appear 1 uently hand, are regarded as separate en- A I :0 w. Yen 3 Message
of v Solemn has consented to uneven-r6311 quwcgmhiubzéoge. Merl. twa‘nenco pro subject to the , _ , .
Observation taken st 3 p. m. M to him m on the “we“. _. 0 ~ tact . in tax. . - M" I“? M ”33°"
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All congratulations must be signed by the inquirer. but} no» names “Vim A I
be clinch-ed in the published more. "
C [adenine wietims for 192‘ will '
Wu ,- . 8am . C.P..A.' '
be riled: gr; (new! “Fl-Wallfl- income tax, is the determination as
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