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mien-hen the
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of Bridgeport
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: stipulation o-
2—3‘: practice of
. wrs and cities
2 ",e Cr-r‘rcclion of
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of 16 Towns .
scxer after the meeting of the Board
to Relief. ex
(limited. CGP' u hereinaner 13.
Out of the
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astr-
sixteen cities and towns
onnecticut the practice by the
more of wl-ich Was investigated
rrectlons or chan-
character whatever utter
g of the Board of Benet.
grist: cities and towns so
appears th
of said cities and towns dial; :Een:s:f
issurwmake any corrections involv-
g e sion oi Judgment concerning
valuations after the Board of Relief
had fixed the amount of the list. on-
less the practice in New Haven and
Hartford as _hereinafter indicated
can be so considered.
In the City of Hartford. the ass-
esaors correct all mistakes in 'lists
after the Board of Relief has com-
pleted its list. excepting that they
do not make corrections involving
revision of Judgment concerning
valuations. unless where in occasion-
al instances the corporation counsel
recommends the some ‘to give effect
to the settlement of litigation pend~
ing or threatened: and except in the
town of Nortvalk where in instances
where a taxpayer has not appeared
before the Board of Relief. the ass-
crsors correct mistakes in ownership
of property. mistakes in front foot—
aue or acreage of land owned (as
where a person has been assessed
for property not owned by him. or
for, more than was owned by him.
cos 0! any
the meetln
0f the oth
or not assessed fox.- property owned
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choices! food offal-in gs
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super-values.
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and in instances where per-
sons have been messed for build-
lngs not owned by them at the time
when lists are by law required to be
filed by said usrssors in Nor-walk.
but said assessors make no changes
in said list. involving revision of
judgment concerning valuations oft-
er the Board of Relief has met.
Here’s a Puzzle for
Buyers of Gasoline
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.—An' pre-
vious records for monthly gasoline
production were broken in Decem-
ber when. according to nun-an of
Mines figures. the output was 795.-
613.195 gallons.
Stocks on hand increased 46.000-
000 during the month. standing at
1,173,503,185 gallons December 3|.
The price oil gasoline in Norwalk
jumped to 26 cents yesterday. and
one of the reasons given was lower
production.
Woman’s Statement
Will Help N orwalk
"I hated cooking because all I
ate turned sour and tormeu gas. I
drank hot water and olive oil by
the gallon. Nothing helped until I
took Adler-lira." Unless due to deep-
seated causes. Adlerika. helps any
case gas on the stomach in u-sur-
prisingly QUICK time. It is I won-
dertul remedy to use for constipa-
lion—ll nt‘i-‘n works in one hour and
never gripes. Harold A. Mead. 8 No.
Main FL. S0. Norwaik.-—Adv.
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BANKRUPTLAW
DeploresFact That Le-
gal Cost in Small
Failures Is Same As
‘In Big Ones
’nkluuurom‘. Feb. 5. — Accept-
ance of compromise pliers nude b)
bankrupts in most lDSluCCS react to
the greater benciit of creditors, as
compare-d wl.h carrying the delunci
estate through‘ the usual course 0i
sale of the nuts and distribution 01
the amount than raised. it was as.
Sorted by Huicrco in Bankrupm)
John Kvogh oi Norwmk. speaking at
the Lions club luncheon in the
Strut.ie.d ho.el yesterday noon.
lici'crring to the recent Marsh
Bmlntrs bankruptcy. now in course
of being wound up. Reieree Keogh
declared mat the Gala. duuculuea
were brought about inouxerleutl)‘
when the builders chicled thlru
hunks m lilacs Rock for Which an
expected manger. did uot materialize.
Alec the “fill built motion picture
houses in sccuons away tram the
center or the city.
"\Ve all know chat motionplc-
Lure places outs.de the center on
doomed. The “unmet 360.000 to
these two business ventures although
their expectations had been to m‘sue
money."
No man is insolvent until his u-
sets at iuir value are worth less than
his arms and no man is a bankrupt
until declared So by the court. ac»
cordmg to the retcree. Busiursa
men are often attacked by emu-l
creditors who cannot wait tor the“
money but in a. hearing on solvency
the dx‘blOl“ Will prove that he has a
showing an asset
proves his solvency.
"The theory oi the bankruptcy
not is to reduce Lhe oseele oi the
ktupi quickly to cash to be dis-
tributed to creditors. in actual prac-
tice this theory (ices not work out
well." said Keogh.
1n the long lust of claims nuns: a
bankrupt which must be deducted
iron: the sale proceeds itch-rec
Keogh listed taxps. tederal. state and
municipal; attorney. trustee rote-rec
and master tees; rent 0: business lo-
cadon while case is pending; wage.
at clerks. and other preterred claims.
At the button: of the not come the
general creditors. ,
The allernulwc ni“tl‘lOd of settling
an estate in for the l'unkrupt. it he
is able. to alter a compromise pay-
ment which. accepted and carried
through. brings quick discharge
tram bankruptcy and permits the
bankrupt to continue bulimia.
"One or the discouraging things
in small 'oanaruptcxee is that small
or large. the same ponderous legal
machinery is put in motion by'ever)
bankrupt. The tine-J chutes 01 thlb
machinery are practically the same
in the smaller cases so in the larger.
This accounts for the comparatively
small dividends in small busineu
tenures." ' ,
Se.tlng"6th"-the reasons 'in back
of failures. Referee Keogh gave the
iollowmg muses: '
Lack of business ability.
Ambition to succeed without the
experience or ability to bundlejhe
business attempted. ' ' . .
Over expansion brought about;by
the flush of niece-[in aromsu‘wny.
Too much overhead _ with null
capital luVestment.
Business neglect. Too many irons
to the 'tire with lack of ottemion
to economically operating ‘ thief bud-
neupé ' ‘* ‘ ‘
Extravagant» in expenditures. 0!-
ten-in_the,busioeeo men's “any.
Chain store competition. impos-
sible (or the neighborhood store to
compete. ‘ . .
f‘Wo' sometimes "wonder hour, ‘u
email merchant; m, 810.000 worth
account which
lab anon. "1'1:on methodi- to
secure a few hundred; dethr- in
credit 1mm assumes. 61 whole-ole
madam!!- 3:.th lull
credit nuns-Iron «encoding the
w. someone-m totem
right to continue his business on.
All) roam
mm. now
Read in Honor of Jon-
athan T r u m l) u l 1
Needs Improvement
—Pefition Congress
”WORD. Feb. l.—~Co-opern-
tion of the federal government in
the improvement of the Jonathan
bourbon Memorial highway in Goa-
nealcut is mm in o petition
which the state highway department
ha- mbmlttedAo Congress through
Congressmen E. Hart Penn.
a
is in conformity with the act estab- with the New London-Westerly
fishing such pa memorial highway highway at the Rhode island state
which is defined as a tribute to the line.’ cal city court. to pro-lain!
services of Jonathan Trumbull
the notions! government during the
Revolutionary War.
to be designated as the
highway remain uncomplvted.
unfinished section is in the vicinity
rot Lebanon. the scene or Trum‘mll'u
activities .for many years and close
to the cemetery in which he is bur-
it’d.
orlal highway begins at the Connec-
ticut-New York state line in Salis-
bury. extending through North Cs-
naou. Norfolk.
Hartford. Canton and Hartford {hon
followlng the present
through East Harttord. Manchester.
Bolton and Andover. and then cut-
ting through Columbia and Lebanon
Centers and intersecting the present
trunk line tram
manic st or
through Norwich over the Westerly
This trunk line route to its
-- HOWLAND’S
Entrance ,on Main St, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
La Durable
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The corset of today. The
corset for comfort. The
Corset for health.
All elastic girdles or sec-
tional in 8 inch length. flesh
:olor, $1., or i0 inch length
$1.50
Sectional .clastic girdles
of flesh color satin or Satin
stripe and surgical elastic,
‘10 inches long, $2. 12 inch-
es long, $3.
All elastic girdles of sur-
zical webbing» 14 inches
- long made with pink or blue
brocade $3.50
Any of. the above in 532.
cs 24 to 34. '
Second floor. reor-
Women’s warm coats
of the finer sorts
in final clearance
We don’t own so very many—but;
what we have to offer are of th a better
sort—those fine soft Suede cloths and'amused "' "m 3" ‘°"‘°
fabrics of velvety texture —sturdy —
staunch —- stylish.
Sizes are scattered among the dif-
ferent styles—but your size is here,
more than likely in the very style
‘ you’ll like best.
Most of linings are heavy crepe de
chine. ’
Fur collars and in many cases fur
collars and cuffs to match of some of
the most stylish and most beautiful
Group No. 1 reg. $45, your choice a t $35
Group No. 2 reg. $55, your ch: ice at $42.50 ‘25c in 75c
Group No. 3 reg. $75, your ch-i::e a t $59.50 ‘
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t0 Court or Common Pleas in I
in its prtitions asking the govern-
ment to share the expense of cc m-
plvting this route. the highway do-
About twelve miles 0' "1° "3“” partmenl's petition says:
-mcmoriul
home at Marvin Beach.
Port lhh week. in “I. am
Judge John Walsh. who to m u no
, mos m .
a
JUDGE CANBEE I! BI."
Judge'Neh'emloh modes 0! the
to
"This is not the place to recite st
length the great err-vices rendered
our general government by that die-
Iinéuished man. It is enough to say
that during Ihe period of the Re-
volution he was for your at the
head of the war department of our
government. To him. more than any
other man. Washington escribed the
credit of maintaining our nrmiel in
the tie-id during the most dept-oss-
lng years of the Revolutonry “'nr.
But up to the present time. no me-
morial has been erected in his
honor."
The
The route described as the mem- vice 0‘ Gm" W310
the nine formula on
Mormon Prescription.
Winchester. New
trunk line
these tablets.
may encore their: direct by
price to the Memoi- 00..
Motor. 3153..
Bakers of Scotland have n Bakery
Students' Schozarship fund which
provides $500 to the pupil who excels
as a baker and in his general edu-
intersection cation.
Norwich to VS‘illi-
nesr Yantlc. then
facts—Adv.
Store Open 'Till 6 O’clock Daily. . .,
Amuse the
children
Just little helps through
the stormy days or the days
with reasons of their own
for keeping children in-
doors—the day when you
are at your wits end to
know how to keep them
.—-......
book department suggcs.
tions you and the children
will both welcome.
Sewing' sets — for the
girls—complete in nice
box 35: to 75:
“The Model Farm" 90c
"Peter Rabbitt Put To-
gether Puzzles” 90c
“Playtime Picture Puz-
zles" 6 difl'creni puzzles $1.
Stencil sets. 35c end 50:
Paper Dolls and other
Cut Out books 10: to 75:
Painting and drawing
'books, 10c to 50¢
. furs of the season. B PE: nggethcr 'Piciurc
All of our better coats for women b52539: ”‘5’ mm!”
1n three groups for-o final clearance. Magic Drawing books
25cto75c
invisible drawing books.
Picture and story book:
in wide choice 6: to 82.
Main floor. center. Main floor. tour.
Our import Office in Ireland
fell down on handkerc hief shipments
We told them to send us in time for the holiday
business—quantities of those delightful snowy white
linen handkerchiefs for which irclahd is famous.
The orders were placed and filled but the ship-
ments were delayed so that they arrived too late for
the holiday business. They are here and in larger
-quantities than. we care to carry in stock at this
time of year—so we offer them to
pnces. , .
, Each handkerchief is cut full and splendidly
made—Women’s with 1 8 in. hams and the Men's
with 1-4 in. hems. '
‘ Women’s all linen handkerchiefs 121/2c quality
' 6 for 69::
25c quality
6 for $1.25
35c quality
6 for $1.80
you at lowered
Women’s all linen handkerchiefs
Women’s all linen handkerchiefs
. , . 6 for $1.85
. Men’s all linen handkerchizfs 50c quality
. ' _6 for $2.69
Ready Thursday
morning.
Gounod floor. poem.
Den-oi. t. lush.
need for tiresome exercise or ”-
vnuon diet and no apple-um ‘0'
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Men’s all linen handkerchiefs 35c .22 39c quality _
Thousands of overall ”nowhere
become slender by following the on.
Mex-mole Prescription Tablets. m
little fut ream ore mode into
the m
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don't out—ago to your arm
and for one dollar (the m
the world over) procure a has :77
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