., .. ed Pro-s).—-Prosidout Cool-
,% [A ”normed Congress in his annual
‘1‘“ message yesterday that tho
‘ gluum cost or running the Gov-
Mont ind been about reached. and
ill. normal expansion of a grow-
\ potion would henceforth involve
. Cod expenditure to keep the Gov.
mment machinery in motion.
The budget estimates transmitted
. ith the message. rsl‘lootod the con-
. ulna Hints at economy. Mr. Cool-
llld, adding that On the basis
3 tho calculstions a surplus or 8830.-
391000 wsslindicstod tor the fiscal
"_ r 1937. He expects a surplus of
' 02.041.756 for the your ending
flirt June 30. although I. your ago
iiilwas estimated that the surpluu this
your \‘vould exceed $373,000.000.
~,i‘;‘hs Executive mods informal re.
Gammondniion {or reduction of the
hiss: suggested a necessity {or
milling the airplane industry alive
{I wall as replinishln‘g and refitting
Governmsnt Air service equipment
rid developing an "orderly policy"
'in the air; and declare-d that "every
available resourCe oi the Govern»
‘ment will be smplom’d in prohlhl-.
an enforcement." He tliOtlght the
foul commutes of “2.447.000 for the
combined air service should accom—
push the ends sought.
' Concerning the tax bill. already
drown by the House Ways and Means
his
none somewhat furthr-r than
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VULCAN _
WATER HEATER
voun sour.
' Balance Smsll Monthly Payment:-
Conn. Light & Puller
Co. ‘
Phone 3600
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plains Bridget Estin'uites
\v'iMInINor-ou. Dec. 10 (By {the ~
Committso. the President said it had
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POLHEMUS
LEADING MlLLINER
61 North Main. Street
2,;Plione 314-5. So. Norwalk
Collins Co ,.
70 North Main Strut,
South Norwslk
Phone 747
‘ NCOMPLETE HOUSE
‘ FURNISHINGS
ills “Oi $262,041,756 !
FOR YEAR utilize NEXT JUNE:
81!: Congress Emu Cost of Run-i
fling Government Is Growing —— Sees Sur-
Pllis 0f Over 300 Millions for 1927«-—Ex-
.4.
Judgment dictuiod with rcspccl to
amounts and exemptions. but he
praised lhu non-partisan ‘cl‘illl'lit‘lt‘l'
o! the work done and word than ll'lt!
same spirit be carried through in
considsratiun ot ill-3 bill by House
and Senate. .
Competition botwccn llw (jovul'nv
merit and tho nirplsno industry is
out contqmplntcd. Mr. Coolidgu said
in roiorrkig further to the Mr trans-
portation question. He felt that with
the appropriations alrpedy made and
the estimates carried in ihls'budget.
the industry which he said should
be kept nllm [or a national mncrg-
oncy. would be assured of u uorn‘iul
and proper growth.
lion-r l.\ on oxC‘iuslw photograph of a wrap of vapor lllut will play a big port in tho impoocnnu-nt ;
prm‘cf‘dlngs ngulnst Governor “lilo" Ferguson of Tort us. it I: u. chock for part of the $600,000 "esccss pro-
ills" indium-n! ngninst the American Rosa company by Altm'ncy General Dun Moody, hitter critic of tho
Ferguson mimirdsimtion's road contract policies.
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Returning to the fiscal attain: or
the Gomrmnent. tho Pres-Mum rm
pressed hope that further reduction
in taxes now proposed would servo!
us s fresh stimulant to zonorol‘busl-l
ness. He believed it would produce
fresh tax sources and increase or in
loan maintain the Governmcnt‘sru'.
onus roquirements without the high.
or W levies of tho prusbnt day.
“The outlook for the coming tis—
cui year, 1.33. is most favorablo,“
Mr. Coolidge con mind. "For that-
year it is estimate that tho ordinary
receipts will be $3.824.530,000. and
expenditures i3.494.222.000.~ This
indicates s surplus of ”30.307.000.
“Tho outlook for 1926 and 1927
shows clo’riy that the united effort
of the executive and lcglglntlvo .
branches or the Government for
economy in Federal expenditures is
hearing further iruit. in the past
{our fiscal yours there have been two
substantial reductions in taxes. Wr-
hays restored to the people a port
of the money; which we required of
lthorn to finance the World War. “'0
are-now in that isvorabls position of
making further restoration. ‘I‘lw
Budget and Accounting sct contem~
pistes that under the fortunate can-
dltlons in which we now find our-
selves the Chief Executive will make.
recommendations to the Congress as
to the disposition of the estimated
surplus of revenue. 1 therefore rs-
commend to tho (Io-gross that therr
be a. further reduction in taxes. Tho.
satisisction of the Chief Executive in
having opportunity to make such a
recommendation 1 know is shared by
the Congress, whose covcpemtlon
with the Chief Executive in thocon.
sex-votion or public ”£1“. has hmde
such reduction in tax‘ fibussihle. .
"The Will's and Molina Committed
of the Housc of Representatives has
been informed of our prospective
surplus {or 1927. Tim downtime
has prepared s to: reducillotifitoiis-
uro. While this measure somewhat
exceeds my Judgment in amount and
pressure for economy in tho l’cdrrul
service and the stimulation to Mini»
neon which will result from tax rov
duction. perhaps we can make tur~
ihsr reduction in tunes of about the
sum total of our prospecilvo surplus.
tor 1927 without Jeopardlzlng tho
bslnncins of .our annual budget.
Such reduction. howavcr. should
curry on obllgsiion not to ‘embni‘l:
upon new projects involVing large
annual expenditure if we are to auto.
guard the integrity of our budget.
“The fruits of our labors are re-
ducted in the coming tax reduction
measure. It reflects the results of
the shorts oi the servants of the peo-
ple and of their representatives in
behalf of the people. There have
been no partisan politics in expedit-
ins its.preparation. I llOpe this
same condition wlil prevail in the
consideration or the measure.
“This brings us to tho sstlmstrs
or appropriations contained in this
budget. These estimates reflect tho
I ’ oy require.
, W building. loostod hi. it
fisvilsnd‘ strut. equipped
r“ “or iron:
“in. a you s on
main of 60¢ per hundrsd
Qollars on contents.
Dull . Motor Haulage Ber
vice to New York
‘m Homo sot—1092.2
!. Y. Phone. Chelsea 8059.
Q } .203 W. must
ERSHFIELDT'NIOTOB
“TRANSPORTATION
=COMI-‘Aiil Y
continuing prsmuro for economy in
Federal expenditure. We hm'qabout
renclinl thi- timr wimp the legitimate
businom of Gct'nrnmcni can not be
carricrl on at a. Mir expenditure than
that Which it now requires. Willi.
npt‘llaillip (08!! hard been reduced to
nrsr'y n nfitlmnm. The normal ex-
pansion a! ilit‘ business Of the 00V-
ernmsnl in Rsepins pace with I.
growing nation will involve added
expanditure from year to your. The
effort tor economy; however. must
continue. So for or. it lies within the
continue."
Thu President said he would send
to Congress ism- n requsst for mods
to rxpend the Coast Guard as a part
of his prohlhllton enforcruwnt pro.
glam. Tho plan will include con-
struction of ten new cutters and 'l
plczo personnel and cquipmont. The
cult! ts would serve in part in pro-
hibition enforcement.
Frdsrhl road aid was discussed by
the Executive and he reminded Con-
cross thst any further expansion oi
the nation‘s commitments in that dia-
‘ woo. Iowans. noun. _
Closing Time 3 P. M.
” should ,be in The Sénii‘nel
3 P. M. the day before pub-
This request‘is necessary because of
.._ Advertisinr C99?
Iomoe not later then
heation.
l“ holiday season. _
:ihis cooperation from
the demand {or “1511.. Sen '61 will appreciate
SENTINEL PUBLISHING co.‘
lrom the people throush both Foil-
space. during the.
its advertisers. h
rm] and flute taxes. Ho suggested
in exemptions. yet with continuum .-
regard to our :«gitirnste business ”the: .
Dower of :he Chief Executive it will .
number of smaller craft. with com- .
notion meant mun: more mono! .
that uth no change could lie mndc'
in, tho Goxm-nmvmt's policy for the
limo being. ho buliovod that inter thr-
l‘cdornl pni‘lirlrztlloh should bu non.
lipid in n-xzun:«,lru«-l.ion urmrlmury or
lnivcrsmto highways,
Mr. Coolidge ndvcrtmp to tho
changed invilvntlons of receipts nod
\‘Xl‘li‘l‘lillllll‘f'h which" had lit-«n (-3.11.
mule-d [or the current. year und said
thnl instonil 0t rotunda totalling $90.-
00"|.i‘lll!'i on tuxrs lllrgnlly collm‘lcd.
prosoni indications point to rotunda
of zilrlixw‘u‘lmon
Research Director
For Eastern Dames
l'mi, H. l-’. Jutlkiur.
the dairy dept. of tho Massachus-
olts Agrlcuturle C‘ollrzr. has been
appointed dlrortor of research and
production of the Eastern Darius.
it was :zunmincml 1min):
pm, .lznlldna regarded
throughout llw mmnlry as Our: r-i
1h.- tllrw landing i'illlllOl‘lllif'fi in
Amorlcaon dairy products: With a
carefully stlvciod rorps of research
chr'mlslr. hr- u'ill nosuro tho quality
of ice cream produced in each or
«llrvcinr of
is
‘WARNSPATRIONS .
HHCNANDOAH, lawn. PM in.—
iAl'l. If n lllm'lllg. lilt'tihl" ll'vusa
h\'.’lll'.‘l' thinks a plt‘iure is no good .
:hw sl’xnulll it'll his pnimns so lhny 5
can stay .Iiwriy. ‘l-‘ucli is till solitude
of C. J. l.‘lll:l. owner ol it local .
'ihealer. Wh'ch ho outlinm'l today .
after lw hml warned customers
tho pluniu or the Eastern Duirlw.
Tm ZS STOLEN.
\i‘. 13. Clark. of the Quick Srrvice
Station in the foot in Mill Hill. rc-
porlcd to tho Norwnllc pollen yester-
day. that sot-nobody stole two tires
and two rims from his {into which
was parked on Brook strcri. The
tires. 30x3 1-2. were stolen alter mid-
night. The police suy Clark leaves
his our parked in the street all night.
ON T111130!) AGAIN.
[Policeman Jan-vi; Murray has re.
turned to'duty at tho uptown Police
Station :Lchr bring confined to his
homo for u [my days with a bad cold.
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'pirlurr- was "mm 0' ”ll: 1'. c-nlivst" ho
.Oper
'luri‘d last night. when ho was struck
WHEN MOVIE [5
NOT GOOD ONE
uguinsl scrim: 7i picturo l'vi'loklt'rlu at
his r-‘ny house {or two days
no not only advertisod in the
nowapvpor his dislike for ll’io fl1m_
but posted a bulletin in lrcnt oi'
lho theater ndvislnu pl’rvus his
liltll risen.
llr. Lotta soul ho tool; his urztion
as a. policy or honrst ndwrllsing
and that ho would do ll lliflln in the
future if the occasion riomnnrlm.
aiic Conductor
Injured By Auto
mow rorif‘o} l’|.-‘~(AP).
Tulllo Srrniln. one of tho principal
conductors of the Metropolitan
Opera company. nus willfully in-
by on automobile in from. 0! his
home on West End menu. Ho sul-
forrrl um‘t'rfi ocnluslons ll tho left
log and knee mp. lie hurl ncr'oplorl
u rldn home in the Automobile of
Miss Rosa Ponrrlin. She siopprtl hul-
colour-ass tho slrnol from his honm
hilt Snrafin had just loft livr car and
started urrosn tho street towards his?
homv‘ \"hm hr: was struck.
'03 blflhdayz.
on, "‘ Umsnt
Id"’12. "rm
he.
Richard Noack
26 North Main Street
W oily
4', come I”:
0! whu
‘ l I Rf 4, pl
tom his state
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Some holy or other you may have (.lercloped tho mural hazard that he‘s ”:3
hard to lillease. Nothing of the sort! We pious» l:llllili'i.‘iln‘ of men .hcl‘c ll’l
every daily of the year with things they take pl'llli' llllll l'll..’(l$ill‘i: in near- i”
log. Nulw that the display is more elaborate than at any timu it is a .
very simple matter to choose the successful gift. right hora. Slmppilr: _
here is zl pleasure. l
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SUGGESTIONS FOR SHOPPERS
mrznconrs HATS AND (ups j, i
SUITS MUFFLERS £3 .
SWENTERS NECKWEAR '.
iiANleERClllEFS mums
Hoslhnr UNDERWEAR ,
LUGGAGE BATH nouns fig
"d' MOT R ROBES HOUSE (‘OATS "7 -
FURlFINED GLOVES UMBRELLAS gig
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. 'NORWALK, SOUTH NORWALK
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gCamels.
dome-tic
French
WiltsWin
tobms m Handed into Camels by
ci arena is and: especially for them.
not yet hint Cat-Wow
the peace and good cheer of Christmas
cigarette quality
’ thumwrhem. Weinvite
any cigarette mid: a any price.
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. rs. choicest um...“ i
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When it’s lChristmas Eve-and the glisten- .
ing‘ tree is ready and trimined with gifts and toys—when
“3‘14
illusie‘tt blender: and the nest of
Our highest wish, i you do
yostosompae Canals
are almost here
——have a Camel!
WHEN the happyl work of Christmas Eve is
done. And the jock calls the approach, of
s
midnight. When i 1: gifts and toys are in their
plates on the hhildilen’s tree—June a Camel!
For to those wit think of others there is no
other gift like cl. Camel makss every glut
day greater, in the gladness in giving,
makes lifefs anti 'pations brighter. Before
Camel, no dguretiljevcr was so good. Camels
are nudeof such c oice tobaccos, are so skilfully
blend‘ed, that they: never tire the taste, or leave
a cigaretty site-MN”. Into the making of this
one cigsrotte gout!“ of the skill of the largest
tobacco organizati in the world.
So on ibis Clul Eve, when your work
for others is ‘—-wl1cn you’re too 31:41 for
sleep with 'th its of tomorrow’s happinsss,
oh, then—mile til smoke that every day brings
monument to ‘ many millions. Know the
m} mmiidn the mostrich and trust-ant
, thsteverw'putintoacigetuu.
H09: 4 Camel! '
. ._ , > .. . . s '-.
his well to remember your!" closest friends
with a up 7 of Camels for Christmas Day
sud'ihc q: to come. Get our Carmel
mien: m and than they ' be ready!
R. J. Reynolds Tob'gcco Co.
Norwalk Chronicler