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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
N.
BY'mi: meanes- 3
,. REPEA‘NRDIRS FRO"...
i Afiflfi'flfi” PA
' ls out ems!
HATCH 8; BAILEY CO.
Sheetroelt-Cornr‘ll Wall Hoard:
Celotex Insulating Lumber. Mohair:
Shingles gumuntcrd 'or 50 years.
Miarshuil Strcl-l ~-».‘ Nnrwnlk
WSTS But no
. In HEAL SKIN
I um PosuM
. . is so concentrated _and
iblots so directly that a very little
.Eof it goes a long way. Its medica-
:tion is so gentle that it cannot irri-
ltate the most delicate or inflamed
Poslnm
lskin. Eczema, rashes: scalp trou-
lbles, pimples—they Simply cannot
Viresist Poslam. At all druggists, 50c.
{To Retain Your Youthful Beauty
We recommend the daily use of
it contains 7’7? of Fallout
Ointment
Whi
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HERSH FIELD
Motor '1‘ ‘ansnortation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between
New York and Norwelk
’PADDED VANS FOR
FURNITURE MOVING
26 Concord Si. Phone 294
South Norwalk
3.1;“ \ omt OFFICE
203 “2 :mn
f‘l
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Gas Ranges
Three Burners 65 Baking Over)
$16.00
ALEXANDER’S
Good “in [”urzlll urc
: ' I 50 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
AtwatenKent
7 Freshman Master Piece
Garod Neutrodyne
‘ Lafayette Neutrodyne
Radiola. Sets
Sold on Easy Terms
The Norwalk’s
Electric Co.
23.1110 Main St. 30. Norwalk
THE NEW “l
OLDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built Coach
$1,188.00 Deli'Vered
'The Coach That Challenges
Comparison .
'ji'AARON KOHN
South N orwalk
BUY
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HOSPITAL HERE
MAY BE HURT
~ BY NEW BILL
ure That Will Cut
Appropriation
l A bill which may effect the appro-
lpniation of State Aid. requested for
he Norwalk hospital, has been pro.
sentcd to the House of Representa-
tives by Representative Pierrepont
of l-lidgclield. The bill provides for
an appropriation not to exceed the
amount appropriated from the pub-
lic funds of the place where the hos-
pital is located. nor 15 per cent. of
the voluntary subscriptions.
Representative Freeman Light
has taken the matter up and,mniled
a. copy of the bill to the Norwalk
Hospital Board and City Clerk Irv.
lng Robertson. Icprcsentntlve
Light's letter to the board follows:
Judge JulllLS 'l‘. llublngll.
Secretary Norunlk liospilql Asso.
Sol-walk. Conn.
Dear Sir:
Your Board ot' Dil‘cutOls will be
interested in that part of the rec-
ommendations contained in llli‘
tillh llivnnldl report of The Slut;
of Finance recently
led to the Gem-ml Assembly “lllLll
roads as follows: ‘
"The State in, the past has con-
? tl-ibutzd very liberally to thirty-two
. general hospitals in various parts of
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. PIES
F. S. LYON
JOB PRMG
.. 7 South Nat-walk
Ali Inexperlenced Voyager
3319’s Oflicer —- “Oh, there goes
bells. Excuse 1110, it's my
, - below." . y
#19: Green —- “Gracious! Imagine
- arugula: loud as that."
“HA“TJLD
tin; Sln’c, th~: amount appropriated
Yours \‘vry truly.
lSIgucd) FREEMAN Lillli'l‘.
Trustee omestate
of Mary Baker Eddy
L'UNCOICD. .\’. ll, l‘rll. lH.——Z\lrs.
Annie M. Knolt of Boston. today
was :lmvoiilla-d truslm‘ under the: will
of Mary llnlur Eddy by the 11¢ rri-
inun- roun'y proi'ullf‘ (‘Dlll‘i, Ell)(ZC""C‘lo
int? .lr-hu \'. l‘illtf'll'lOl‘f‘. l"“.\l;‘,ll¢':d. At
the Slldlll': .wsrlnn the court. received
Lll’l .‘ll'l'ountlng: ut Illa: Eddy estate in-
dicating lulnl receipts since the
trust. was founded. including :lc- ;
l-unluhltiuns nl‘ 53.156.7ifi. 'l‘hrs lull»?
duo,- on hand at
the present your
thr- Inn-ginning
was .Lzlx‘cu as $2.-
3177.476.
UUI‘" BY
“WEEKS.
(Now York Times.)
General )lilr'h-ll. inlmnperale as
the. credit of his disinterestedness
his zeal sometimes is. should have
devotion to the national defense
To get rid of him by demotion or
Exile wouldrhe :1 scandalous misuse
of authority.
('3 15 NIIRAL
Freely -
Clear the Nose that’s
:
I
.Clogged
When the nose is clogged by cold
or catarrh there is instant relief on
call. It is El)": Cream Balm—anti-
septic. ’
Apply it in the nostrils—breathe
it. Note how instantly it open: air
passages, subdues inflammation.
stops the cold. All by combating the
germs. '
Colds can’t get a start it you do
that promptly. They are quickly
ended it you do it later.
End all that misery at once. Ask
your drugglst for a bottle of Ely’s
Cream Balm. \Vuteh how it clears
the hegd.——,Adv. . -
...-u. I
submit- '
ol~ ‘
E. _abe, Bart": With Five Back
Strikes Against Further.
Teeth,
Exhibitions
Lincoln 13313; Celebra-
0.0M. COUNCIL
OBSERVES" 5131
I ANNIVERSARY.
tion in Washington
" Lh cy
St. R o o m s—-—Past
Commanders Attend
All the members of Lincoln Coun~
vcil. No. 4, 0. U. A. 11.. who were at
’the anniversary party held at the
leouncil's rooms. 100 “'ashlngton
.strcel. are still talking about the (if-—
lt‘air ms one of the most successful
'nvcr hpld in the history of Lincoln
Council‘: 51 years.
It “as just 51 years ago. Feb. 6.
that the council received its charter.
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It is the oldest beneficial order in the l
'eity of Norwalk and was celebrated ;
in a most enthusiastic manner. the
mot-tin: being conductml by all post
lcouncillors in the same way that
did it when they were coun-
xCilIors in the years gone by.
! After the meeting the clltrx‘tuin-
3mrnt committee was on the job as
luslml and each member was given
{balloons and comical hats. which
lgave a gleeful atmosphere to me
‘lmnqunt which (”"owr-d. Music for
Who diners was furnished l')’ the
council's nun orchestra.
: Unmv‘s of pinonhlo and quoit pitch-
;iul: wcre lllv: {:lnvritn unlm-mom.
.4.
Wall Street
TRlSTRAM e HYA 1
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
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NOI‘Walk, i
After Inventory Sal
~— It. —
Thursday, Friday, Saturda~
——
WATCH WEDNESDAYS PAP .
lw‘nila- many of the members. enjoy-
'ml quit-t chats with olh' r mcmlu'i‘s
..; the days gone by.
The post councillors who filled the
...hulra {or .the turning wot-r:
l'ouncillor—G. L. Taylor.
Irr-nsonnlvlc :Ill0\\flllCt? t'ur snlzzl‘.’
: llU‘Vt‘Vl'l'. this amount. Cnnmit carried
'3‘) pC-l‘ CH”. of 3113 Sllfll‘t‘ of the pro- . ;.'
fits of lhv luninnr
'l‘lm rl‘f..l uf 1hr :azlzllljcwi income
z
lurldu :ls :l “halls of rulucluc tin"
llux. llou'ucr. lb greatly l‘CSl‘.‘l'_Z' d.
for the law Hus that in no ('fl.v
the amount of earn-Hi income lit-
1 regarded as more than SanW’u.
ltliis does not moan ll..ll .'l 1' 'lsr-n ls
not rLllmn-d :l, l.lrgrr Nlid')‘ llllll‘.
3Sl'MW'H. it only means that. for tliv
; purpmc of rroniirulinc lilv' I.lll"il
.
not lllul'i that: 9'.” mm
I in come cred it.
Ican he C(JllSldl‘l‘f‘fl as within: lZlW'lAT’ .-
SIHNNI L'nrnml lnx‘mnv.
"ll 1hr: ulhm‘ hand. the 1
says that rw'vi‘yonv has lhv:
CullsidOl‘atlvuS! SEMI” «,rl' his lllcvn‘lv
as earned income .whvther or not it
is in fact earned income. In other
words. if the incomv ut‘ an individu-
nl were $10.00”. and all of ;. L'Alllf:
{l‘Ol‘ll lnivll‘f'bt on l-unxls. Ll‘ pl‘nlils
on stocks. while there would 110 no
earned income in incl. that illLllYlkl'
ual would be aide to compute his
tax as it 35.000 of his income were
earned income.
Now let us sc-c just how this arran-
li-d income credit “ orks out. We al-
ready know how to compute the nor-
mal tax and the surtax. The law pro~
Video that the total so arrived at
;shall be credited with 25 per cent.
1 of the tax that would be payable if
iall of the individual's income were
.‘ only his earned income.
. An actual case will perhaps serve
‘ to clarify the principle. Let us as—
!sumo that. a. married man with no
HEM»
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:.‘_:':t 1:)
(um:
l‘ut:
Si‘u. illo next 341:0.» n: 4 per cent.
Slum, and tho remaining 31.000
01‘ $43". making :1 in.
' In"? ”‘11! of u lz‘l‘h
:‘dllln r lzilllt...\ at l‘...t
lurch: he poinlad and tlail‘ is
lllJH lll 2‘.” event Fill) ,‘ t'al‘l‘ir“, ll}-
n-mv mull: exceed :5 pcr cvnt. 0!
2 vnntl'lzlwl in the nl'dinary
This limitation min-l usual-
0!.
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”1- .I‘-
ill.l‘.ll"l’.
lv .-.;-)vl‘.-~;< lll lllqu nun.“ v Emru the
'l.lll xvi mvmnc is loss than 53.-
i" [ll _.\ll"ll C.l$"$. tlta amides:
\-..l_\ L‘l computing the ln\' is :0 l‘ll'st
immune if in ill“ ordinary rumnor.
-:lnd ilmn dodurt min-quarter n! the
*..\' so :tirl’nwl .lf, :ur the r-urnmj
intuznw ...-til! ll:-' dliiwwnr‘c rc-
plt‘St‘il.llil: 13:“ in! tax payable by
11‘." taxpayer;
l: is ohxious that from its iature
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! dependants has a net income for the ‘
’500 is from salaries. and SSJ'OO
from profits on stocks. In other
words, his earned income is $6.500
.nnd his total income $10,000. The
f tax would first be computed in the
l. regular way. on his total income. His
. total income being $10,000. he would
deduct his exemption of $2.500.
leaving $7.500 subject to tax. The
normal tax would be " per cent. on
the first $4.000. or $80; and 4 per
cent. on the remaining $3.500. or
3140. making a. total normal tax of
$220. Since his total income was on-
ly $10,000. "there w uld be no sur-
taxes, 50 that his to 1 tax would be
$220 before the credit for the cam-
ed income.
Here is the way the earned iii-
come credit would be computed: You
recompute the tax on the basis as
it the earned income were his only
income: In other words. you as-
sume in the case supposed, that the
$6,500 earned income constituted all
the new income of the taxpayer. and
com‘nutg the tag .on that bask- We
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Iyear 1924 of $10,000, of which $6.-'
and purpose lllc warned income pro-
‘lslon is only llDPlll'lelC in indiVi-
dunk. t‘ur it has .15: its background
Hi" 1-l~ ”lent -'-i‘ )n rsr-nul .«ervices.
L'oryn.~r:ltiotl:~. therefore. cannot. take
any allowuncws fur an earnCd :ncome
Cl‘t‘llll.
in the next article. as has been
earlier mentioned. the. subject of
Capital :rains and losses will dis-
Cllt~:~v'll.
RULES PULLMAN
SURCHARGES TO
BE MALNlAINED
WASHINGTON. I-‘cb. lU—Sur-
charges now imposed upon railroad
passengers using Pullman facilities
were held yesterday by the Inter:
slate Commerce Commission to be
justifiable and railroads were an-
I)“
tliorized to keep the practice in et-g
feet.
The approval of the surcharge. un-
der which every passenger engag-
ing Pullman accommodations pay-
to the railroad an amount equiva-
lent‘to 50 per cent. or the Pullman
charge. resulted from the first step
or an inve tlgatlon into the earnings
of the~Pul an Company and the
terms‘ot its contracts with rail-
roads. '
,The decision declared that the in-
vestigation had not proceeded tu-
enough for the commission to ex-
press conclusions as to the general
reasonableness of Pullman charges
but. that the surcharge had jusUfled
itscl‘. ‘
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record for 1924. according to figurvs
compiled by the Metropolitan Lite
insurance company. The 111:4 ,
death rate was 8.5 {m- rrlvh 1.0410 of:
por-uinlilm. The lixui'vs .‘ll‘v‘ i"lll-
lilln‘vi from Hull-stirs run'lltlg l'1,-
“(Humid people. :l lurg- tnuugll
or imputation to be thet-
ouszhly representative of the whole.
The: death rate for the previous
)‘Hll‘ nus tin". and for 1921‘. .\’..\‘. Ap-
pli-“d to the Whole country, those
firthS mean that it the 1923 ligurcs
had prvvnihrd in “‘24. 30.000 pet'-
50113 additional would have lllL'l]
during that year. This might he
quite properly rr-lcrred to as :1 holo—
caust—in this ("350. a holocaust that 5
did nnt happen.
The mun“ report notes an absence
of epidemics. :1 reduction in the
death rate from tuberculosis. lowest
death rate on record from diphthe.
ria, fewer deaths from diabetes. and
the lowest death rate on record from
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"Slim?"
typhoid fever. All them. factors
taken together spell it triumphant.
advance in our knowledge of pre-
ventive medicine. hygiene. and right
living. The reduction in diseases is
even greater than the Whole mortal-
ity would Show. for unfortunately.
part .0; the gain which we have
been making on the. one hand has
been offset on the other hand by an
increased number of traffic accl-
dents.
However. the picture on the whole
is encouraging. The man whose life
seems to be spent in dodging auto-
mobiles from “curb to curb may llnd
it hard to convince himself that his
chances of a long life are greater
than ever. but the' statistics con-
vincingly point that way. -
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February House
Furnishing Sale
IN FULL SWING
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A SAVINGS or-zs TO 50% i
Watch our windows for 1.
daily specials
So. Norwolkr Mill Outlet
Stores, line. ‘
. 154 Wuhinfiton Street.
Phone 471 So. Norwalk
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PICTURES FOR ‘
CHILDREN NEXT
ly the lust (it'l’lul‘ul Assembly bring Vice-Councillor-(l001;.» S. U\(r-g
:!T"‘_‘,.'.l‘l.).U-0 :lllt‘liliondl in the NC“. 110:7. ‘ . ' ‘ - : ATURDAY A M
lluVCu General 1105mm! forcdum“ . _ ‘ , _ _ , ‘ ' ~ ; ..ll‘. 1.x. lountlllnrwl lmms li.l . . .
luonal hummus. “C‘lUL’L‘tS 101‘ “It % Janet'Millcrfprctty little Cleveland miss who started life i [Lions r . ‘ .. . If...” s . .
i “mm“; "““lm “mm“ Q ‘1’. .359523‘ f month ago with five back teeth, has gone on strike against further : ‘1X‘I-d‘Engi‘aimgl"£15m?” ““" . ‘: f” ‘ , '
l "."""’"‘ "” ,““""~“*“’" "“ “’1‘;'V"."U“"‘V,' . exhibition of the wonderful"'toolics." She refuses now to open her ‘ l2x;.li.in«~r——-ll. "‘mundsm‘ 0; Better Fllms (_0mm]t-
3 Jolliillvhllnldlrn: \‘lltj‘nlf :lullitllldilllislfml‘. l month to ”‘0 curious- JanCt ‘3 5°C“ With her mother. Mrs. “'illiam lllsldr Protector—Frank U- lll' . ; tee Al‘l'all 2.05 I)r0' '
l :lud too much should not be dC- Miller. Physicians say that occasionally a front tooth is present I‘ Outside l'rntwcmr—A: ("‘. it'm- mrr i E t . -,
llllllldgtl fl‘ulll lll'; State. It has but“ birth, but posterior "‘01.,3 at'such '1“ age I” u‘nkgomh XOUCT of Lincoln \uuknrilf p10-; gram to “tel: aln :
llll)m:>ll-lc lol‘ this Board to date-11. . . qn‘nsg r-an he even luv 111’“ 'ldkl Milt; lvounggterfi “It Rial‘ol
mine Iquitaltly (hr- nlnount lhzlt} .....- " ...-..--.. next 'rltlfly night .1 (“lists of 14.1.}; Lu . ¢ .
should he nllutvll to utcli hospital. ILflUlefl'CQ “ill lw shown ‘1]!- my“: , ”...--.
(min: in tin: ingk ut' unlim'm b}3- étr-rlrs- of thr‘ order: and 1hr: .loili‘lu-g :1. '2‘ .4. Tm, ind“;
'lvzu tl' ;lccountlli: among; such in- ' . '1‘ _ I) . 1 » ’U‘AS 1‘ Tl'lill"lll"-" “”1 5"‘_“'“"- “"1“”: ‘ “m 1... 511' .A ., «f, .:.l m .. n _. l;',:>'\,-
lblllllllCll‘lfi, and We liCUllllllL‘lld that I](.Oll]() ilk _ (’})(1lt]]1f‘nt .llnmplon (.ounr‘il to1lalu; {Hil'l‘ ll.'lllr. 1m»: 'l'3 .0“. 1’, “...... i-l'ls‘ PM 3- tr-
laln crfmt be made by thus-.3 l‘ccvi\‘-‘ 1:; sulamzlonfi Littlnmy ”1, “mm“ U. tur then. M ll.‘ llmlm ":LMX‘O
lllf’ Stun- aid to ("fillllrlll‘ll such sys-. E.» d d B ; lol'. “—7 .11' \t :‘li'i.l‘l'i_\' ”U...“ 9: 1. n
it- ill; :0 thut intalllgcnl comparisons? (J )n “etc 3" Edam,“
'. ...”; Va. lll.l'l-? tor the purl-use of! .1 , - 3 A ‘ _, ‘ kl:
' l"\-f“.vllllll"ll'.l.‘ll1021.", mid lllllli surlli )1. L. 51311))IA-‘h’ C. I). A. :PAL 0F SLAIN .lu n .1 my tv .:. l 1- ' V .II
lv-nn'>:lrl:-mi.~ :lrl: aHHLll‘lz; it is not‘ ~ VHF“, h. .
practical luv this l'kldl'il to rrrom-l . 1:1,.” I“ “‘1
ninnd vlmngrs lit nprlr-prlullonsg I‘iltli Article. ill-‘l't‘fflra stat" “'lth $3.500: dcduct- IT BACK _\ J‘I'li‘ m -. 1 l. 1;.
V‘Ty “W )‘sz’iml'fi “01‘” actual? 1” 13": Fruiting ‘nrlnll- i.-‘ awn—ling the F\t‘lllpli(‘zl or 32.50%. which BAND t .'lun.ll lxlz‘.
PHH {Ul' Hug (lift. of l'ulllDCl.sullUll l “111‘ l..\ l'll'l lli‘.‘ hill'lTl‘x' “er .xvl lu’nrs Stim" .‘-lll‘}'t‘t YO t‘ix. This. 5 \‘.slv_"': " T“ :1 (‘0: -
‘7'1‘7' 5- “H" u L‘ ”1“ opinion or ”‘13 i'lillll'l \V" Shire 101:)..1 " ll :3 -1\ all l."\-'ll‘ll‘ ill 1‘ p-‘r cent. or 880: 5:1' ii in“ i" ‘-ll ‘~l;! :td
. limit-l that lllvtv stale uidvd iustl— “cl-n“; an M... Furl,“ ...“... 3L..: \\'.- “m2. ..,, ”A”. if the wirn-ul m»- WU“
Itutn-ns up: I'llllflIll. to mild should l lolnl tux “OHM“ ,M, 1.. m;- ‘E ”It: ‘I'VllJ‘ “Hm the mun" income of ”n... l
:k'hfill'k‘“ 11' 3‘11” UPI 1"" Mich 9311911154'plxrluitlt-d tor :~o-«.illwl “- 473- ll l‘ E luxtmyr-r. his tux would lm $70. .Vnw ’ l
and MSU 11“” NW 10““ 0" munici- vomc."ane lilo. v-nnsnlcrnlinn ..f ul'l .... varnwi income credit can he \‘l‘\\' li-\\'E\’ l‘¢l«. lU.--l‘liiiil"‘
:l'illily \\‘l‘-'I’t: H heapilnl 15 lC'C:ll"‘1’is known as "t‘ultllal [mills lid it"‘r‘luludl. 12115 is 1’: WT cent. of this To-ma‘vz alto" :l‘lzoxnur. “”0ng .mi
,‘shoulr’l “Wk“ an annual “l‘l‘wl‘rm' 1 MS." In this much. 112-.- -::::i« 35W. 01‘ 5:”. “3: now go back to have lien partnvr “it": "ill: .‘lll(""'z'.
(”"11 ”NIH"! “3 l'lillfll‘ll-‘H‘l‘c-H Home trod" ml: 1-» lll"(‘ll-\ .l. . lll" lle that saw nix-r lowly-cuter] in “1.031,...” band“ “no“ war until
. I“ ”“3 (Ulln‘wwu “Hm" ““3 m{in llzc nvx: illll' 1r, lh- :‘u‘rsunn ll lliLI‘. ordinary “...,v. of $22“. d-duct last Mk in hul'llups 5.3.1 TOthfjrfi.‘ ‘
‘».'..jl 3. ur lllt- :lzmn to House lllll 5 L‘Ill’dlul gains ilh'l l-WFH‘. ‘il‘wln it ill" (-zll'l‘l','al income (‘x-rllit of tin-i brought hark ”Om 33,“. York} -
. XL" ‘53:" introducrd by “Lurking" The Provision LTlVilH: special lorrlsgn‘ “m"h ”Aw-S ”1'! "M I “I ‘0 L" was Leld in 37.5%) for trial in lhc' ‘ ' ' i
""‘M ““ Kids'm‘m' “n1m"d_ A" “‘1 sidemlion to (.ul‘llt‘d incumu: animals: ""5": ”I 53"" lSuperior Court on the charge 0: mini ‘ "‘ “UN: Humps. l
“rm-“ding a” “Ct concerning , ap- 'hls .vmr tor the :lrsl lllnr‘ :u (ur' I‘rl-scrllwd Computation. in...“ yesterday. The ”Pam”! 9m“)! .11. pcrzcrnlzmrc is hem; :lxon;
- "”"mmuonb to Uoflmnls' Pmfimng l iuvomv lax Inns. its mime ll:.ll(v .«n 1:. ."llfFr of the Mann"? i-rcsl‘rilmd rd :1 {ma of rum.- ln lllu .‘nnlpl:th.!.‘ “7" "V 3“" “”51”?“ "f 1?" Cm‘ 3“" '
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WIN“: lundsmt {1W vh.c‘l~.‘\hqm ”I.“ “’m“ “"1“"! ”Um ”W -““'-'“~ “I *I : nilu'mu.un i‘..\~ .aiuount 12m? lhr- holdup lll lll“ ltuwo l'l‘lvfih ? ,' l ‘ “ !" ' ""11?“ '
“OHM“ ‘5; 196m“. not ”9'3"“ our brow ”m” 0“ ”““‘“‘=“ WNW"- 74‘"m;t-nn lw- vmzsxdrrd as rarncd in- bank in Chaw‘l sll‘rc‘t :m:.c months ”r.
.(‘rnlunl ('l \uluntury bullspl‘lpllolls-”flipping coupons. iconzn l. is apparent that lim :~\- “80- Both ’l‘omnssi and Ricrltelll; ’f'm’“ _-_.____..
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Duplex Premier
Vacuum
Cleaners
$1.00 °°“"’
Conn. Light &
Power (.‘0.
February Sale
Big reductions mer our usual kX-
Li‘cmcly low uricrs on furniture
stove; and all household goods
Come and lake advantage of lllC
bargains.
M. Gutkowsky
87 No. Main St.
speed RE Passenger
Wagon: > ' Cars
REPAIRING ANT) OVERHAULING
PARTS AND Al (IERSURIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE C0.
34 WEST AVE. NORWALK
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Schultzefs Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Aura-t Sr Km":
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New Spring Neckwear
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Collar and Cuff Sets in White. ecru. blown.
plain and combined 50°
with colors
Leatherette Sets
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linen—lace and
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Lace Section Collars mud W
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STERLING’S
February Furniture
SALE
NOW GOING ON
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