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‘5’
. £2”.
'5‘:
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> I‘d tip to ihut duti- \\‘ll.’i 2,760,677 of
U he sold. to give to
~ tury letters from tho iluiigrt hurmiu
"WEDniLSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926.
2O in CENT 0F Eli-SOLDIERS *
iAMMi TO CLAIM BONUS FOR
snug, man.
\\'.\i>'ilii\‘G’l't'l.\'. Jun. 1;. ——- (AP)-
Ono out of every tiro world war
vetcru‘ns entitled to compensation
under the honus not had failed to
apply for tho roltr-t’ granted hv Con-
gress up to December 1. 1921i. The
total mnnhor ot‘ nppilcutiouu receiv-
lilrcllqi'lm'il7U wort: cet‘llflud to
X‘r'l‘n'll‘n‘irinh .lilll‘i‘dll as mild. the
‘ ‘ ‘1'" “tiling horn disallowed or
Were. at. that “HIV is process of cor-
rertion.
01It is Pullillliit'il that upproxlnmtely
- IH‘I‘ Cllllt. 01‘ 700,000 of Hm com.
honsuhio Voterunx or dependents
have not. as yet :I]i]’tlicd_ Major Gou-
t‘l‘ill RUIN-rt C. Davis. udJutuiit gori-
t‘i'nl ot‘ the army declared in a. re-
porl made public horn on tho hand-
ling of the huge cicricul Job. He
added that llilil('l‘ the low, tho door
I'l‘liliilllt‘ll opt-n for tiCCt‘lelii: up-
plimtions up to Junuury l. JOBS.
As indicating tho smitoringprer
the world of American World War
Vell'raiis i-‘ll'i(‘o their disehtirgo from
sorvioo. Generul Davis listed some
90 “foreign localities“ from which
honuu applications huvo coups. inv
rlu‘dlng the tiny rcpuhiio or Sun
Marin». 'i'hr‘ro scouts to be no iiiihlt-
ublc part oi! the globe in which
former army "buddies" tiro not to
he found. They urn in Germany and
Austria and till otlwr former enemy
states; in the Capo Vordo Island,
the Isle of Rhodes. and even the
Seychelles Islands. (too miles north-
east 0 Madagascar in the Indian
Ocean.
Goiiorul Doris sold his special bu-
reuu to handle honus application!)
had been dishundcd and the work
turned over to his rogulnr office
force, It was the object at tho de~
partment in undertaking the task.
' the veterans
prompt. Speedy and just administra-
tios and to the. timmi'vrs and “‘9
government a busint‘ss'llkn, i-ronom-
1m! and (.mcigm one." (‘oinmendu-
on the one" side and from the Am-
orican Legion and Vcit‘i'uiis of For-
eign “hits on tho other \\'\ rt- attach.
rd to‘tho report.
si'nmn' & BARNES
HAMS
and
BACON S
MODERN MARKET
1‘. 1'). I'Eiirrhiid‘. I'rnp.
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Phone 314-5, S0. Norwaik
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PAGE FIVE
Washington Has
Its Tony Section
\l‘.\BlllNG'i‘t.)N, Jun. ti.--Mont
towns how» two “sides," u side
whom all thu tony people hum;
out and a shin wh Ft". nobody can
live and uniouiit to much sooiull)’.
Washington is emphatically
this way.
Your u d d r r s 3 must roud
"Wushlnxion Northwest" or you
don‘t “helong.” A trip to Wush-
ington Northeast or Southeast is
like journeying to tll‘l entirely (lit.
tereut city.
JAY WAIKERS
MUST PROTECT
, THEMSELVES
Supreme Court Hands
D o w 11 Important
Ruling—Orders $4,-
000 Verdict Set Aside
A salutary warning to ",iuywtillt-
N's" is ('tmiulnt‘d in u supi'r-Iue
court derision. written by .lusth‘r-
Howard J. (.‘iirtis nnd directing tliut.
Ii new trial ho hvld in the rose of
Stephen Ilizuui. Bridgeport, against
hr. Chester 1-2. llltlt‘liillllll. llrldgo-
port,
)Ilzuni was iuiurr-d liy :iu automo—
hiie. drin-n hy lir, lililt,‘l\'lllllli. Du-
r-emher Ill .ltt'li. us III' was cross—
ing Noble ll\i'iilli‘. ili'tdanport. ding-
onully, iimt let, not it crass wullt. hut
REPORT SHOWS
25 Years .
Harry Williams has been mayor or
Vermilion, 0.. for 25 years, and to
starting on his thirtrcnth consecu-
tit'c term. He rows he's very hwy,
but citinrus say his activity in the
mayor's office proves he's only jok-
in u nortlieusii-rly direction iit'l'tlFS
"‘8'- Hit" \‘I‘Illt'ill:ll‘ roadway. A jury
uwurdcd IllZfllll .HJIOO. 'l‘lie Sli-
Di‘t‘lliu court Iius‘ set the \i‘i'tllt‘l
,nsidt‘.
BAKING COMBINE “While thi- pi~tlt~<tl‘imi." FiU'S
’ Justict» Curtis. "inupy orillnurily
cross it Hiwi :it any pluw‘, it is
the luw that ‘iu doing; so he is
“mind In t~.\'i"l‘i‘ltlv till'L: commensur—
.m: to tho itit:i‘mirwtl titlillil‘l‘ Illl‘IlIL‘Iil
to I'H'lllg in it. plain» wliz-rt- peat-mi.
lillH do not. usually no, and conscv
utivntiy win-n- drlwrs Ii’V'lI not:
itiltt“ illt' hump lil‘l'l‘illllltlll ill :llill-
u-iputitn ot‘ tip-tr prvsv'ni‘e- that. they
guru required to tu‘u- ;.L H izulair cross-
in s’
is ALLEGED BY :
LAME BOARD
Is Filed -Against Con-
tinental Baking Cor-t
partition—Hearing Is I
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“Thr- hiw is t‘irnily ('Hliil‘llfillml."4
the decision i'tmillllit'S. "that it was;
llizuiu'n duty to t‘xt‘l‘lilsu ordinary
Set for Feb. 8th . :curo hoth to tun-it]. (indoors It‘llowll
. o him mud to disioni (Luigi 0i
[conditions or (longer to which he
“'ASIIIXG'I‘ON. i). . Jun. 5.-—-lniii.'.ht hrw‘omr a'xanPtl. und in the.
(A1") A new complain: alleging \‘io-iprri‘urmunw or that. duty to he
lution of tho Cliiyton Art hr the wntrhi‘ul or his «"“rouuiltuias and of
Continental Baiting Corporation. in the war in whivh hr was going,
acquiring control ogmore than a "To litter-mine. il’llt'llli‘l‘ tllimm)
score of small hnkeries throughout was negligrut hu- niu:t ho hold to}
the country. has hut-n Hrrved hy tht-ihuve hevu rwiuirvii in not .. nll‘
Fedorul Trade Commission. whnt hr- should how known in; wrli
(w
Filed on December Iii. it was 4‘5 Uimn Mm! IH' knrw. “'0 think
madmpublic )‘I‘sterdny. by attornoys ”W “‘4 “‘~"U"'- 1” “mgr “1’ thc
jury. should him.- Mlllt‘il doii-‘Lvly
{or the 'corporution. In presenting
its answer, it drniul was llllitltl thrit
the merger had effected a monopoly
in tho littltll‘ig trade.
The complaint. originally issued
last October and revised to include
several halteries whose Stork i'cccllb
ly was ohtainvd hy tho Continental
Corporation. llllfll-‘tl that tho cou-
ihut thv duty oi using dun rnrn inI
the situation Nippon-ti tequired :i
gi‘r-uti-r degree of turn on (Ill-
ziim‘si part than ilini. l"‘l’1llil‘(’i’l or
him iii a crossu-ulit.‘
In setting usidv the Shunt) \'ci‘-1
dict lu‘euusr piiriii' thrrt was ‘nott
tnly lleIigt-iii‘v on thl- port of thoi
solidution mud to lesson conmr-ti- ”m” “‘r ”‘0 m‘wmny'm but him»;
tlon. restrain roinnivrre. and to err. "if“ 0" ”I" l‘f‘” .“E ‘1'" "Mom'mn'i
ate a monopoly in huitery products. " ", ‘l‘rmnn “Mr" 1
it rltod the. corporation to nppcnrl ““1"" ”l“ “l"""“"-' m“ “”3"?
not t'n~:i.~.oiiiilul_\- hzur " und'
at it ““01"an brim-r the commission”mm .
lililit‘i'wlm“ ihuii llltli tilizunii should:
next .l-‘rbrunr_\' 8th.
Illi\‘(‘, known, if he iiziil exertimd duct
New Oldsmobile Six
More Beautiful i
Better Performance i
Lower PI'ICt
On Display
AARON KOHN
9 R. R. Ave. 80. Normal]:
Phone 489
Forest Mills
Underwear
Women‘s Vests, Pants and Union
ed. and medium wright cotton.
Childrén‘s l’nion Suits and sepa-
rato.‘guruwnts in i'iccccd cotton
and silk and wool.
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON 8T.
Suits in silk and wool. fleece [in i
run .‘m hr vmssvd Nuldo urrnue.)
Lilizit tL'r. Ill.it'ltlll:lill. in on auto-
Mine Operators Have
it oh‘ w w' i ii; s :L ' on. \u- u v-
Not Receded All IIICII i it‘l‘t‘vil‘tl'lillifinilt‘i‘ililh‘illi‘ [floutin on Ill"!
masterly shin of that nvcnuv. “IiIII
NEW YORK. Jun. tie-(AP). Thotthut' illirum'si failure to sup llifilE
nnllirmgm Operators confcrpm.” con- ilillltillitiliilr‘ unil :nui-i it “a, iii-gii.j
slitting of 31 iiieiiihors. zit :L Ilil‘l'llng nonm- un ill“ with “'llli‘h “3-“ H ”‘11-.
Yesterday iii the Hotel Wuldorf-As-.‘l'il'l’im‘l' F-‘Illh: uf UH“ 0011151011 and'
toriu. approvud Livery action so fay-liltlurv.”
of its suh‘ccuniuitivv in the Joint no. -\iit'li'11'.\‘ John T. buyer of Xv!"
Eotintlons with the minors, to settlc- null: I'l ill‘ifbi'llit‘tl llr. Iliurliniuu. ‘
the coal strike. ~....._._......___._.._....
Major W. \V. lnglis. chairman of, , “L“ 131“,“Elfi‘li’n ("us l
the operatoro’ negotiating commit— 3 , I““““DM‘””-‘\v Jim-'b-wtiti’.) !
tee. who called the meeting. said ni- 4 Uh" n‘l‘i' Dr. “MTV-v 3' \\(-ller_ pro. i
tor the session: {indent of tin: Lutheran Ziiinisteriuni ;
"The. operators have not receded t or i‘onnsylvnnia linrl adjacent. stutcs. ’
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one inch since the negotiations start. mm at his home “I Brookliue. a
ed on Julv 9 in Atlantic City." suburb yesterday. utter a brief ill-
noss. He was 67 years old.
CARDINAL HAYES HUMBLE ‘PLLGRLM
‘Pnzo“
OINTMENT ~~
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Piles.
ThisDepenflnblfi
and Prawn Rent-
edy for Piles ."
now packed in
handy, collnpliblo
tubes with detach-
able iie pi e.
which punch! 81.
' a plicoh’on of the
ornament a clef-i:
0
303:3. Full
‘ Ind scientific advice for
go with each tube.
flincwithailo .758 old to
a: warm «imam-t. onifyauproh,
and group- or money 0
Ports Modal-o Company. ’
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Cardinal Patrick flares ol'm York, leaving the Untimdmi or s...
l l'ctcr‘s in Como, after ”in: till-ouch the non Door as, 3' humble pilgrim.
FA.
Won? It! ”A
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JANUARY '5! OR".
JANUARY 3“? 79M.
This map shows the constellations
risthle latitude 86 degrees north
at it p. in. 1. 9 P. M. Jan. 16. and
T p. m. Jan. 3!. but it is practicable
tor any part of the United States or
southern Canada as a chaos» of live
or tcu degrees in latitude makes lit»
tle difference in the appearance of
the hem-cits.
.\t the time nientionr-il the well-
itnown cluster 0! The l‘ieiados in
the constellation 01' Taurus. The
Bull. will be found on tho moridun
a. tow degrees duo south' of the zen-
ith. A little to the .uouthcast oi"
Tllt‘ l‘lciudes in anothor famous
cluster, The Ilyades. which outltnc
the forehead. or The hull in the
term of a V with the red. first mug-
‘nitudo atur .tideharzm marking his
fiery cyr.
Southeast oi‘ Taurus appears the
magnificent constellation of Orion
generally considered to be the finest
constellation in the. Marne and \‘Is~
ihlr: from all parts at tho earth.
The three stars of the. second mog-
nitudo that mark the Belt ot‘ Orion.
the row at taint sturs running in n
southerly direction below the Bolt.
which represent the Sword of Orion.
and the brilliant stars. Betelgeusc
and Rigel. diagonally opposite
THE EVENING SKY IN JANUARY , :
FLUVIUS IRIOANU}
....:-*"+"~+’
-- +...a
+
* WWW".
o 229
o In -’
+ 47." .
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LATITUDE 35' NORTH ' .
l
n-‘zn-
niiotlivt' in the. huge, quadrilateral.twenty hrightv‘st Sluts in the
that nuthnvs tho body at tho war-'ens . i
rior serve to distinguish this iiun- Star-mixers ni‘i iind thr: mutt lll‘
ous runsicliutlon from tlll others. licurens particularly hriltiuut iudi
The fuzzy patch in the center of beautiful this mouth for sown slum,
line of slurs iu the. Sword of Orion of tho first magnitude and niuny off
is thv: (ii-cut Nf‘bllJl in Orion. ihc‘iho second iiiiimiitiido rm: to in
{inn-t (illJi‘t‘l. of its kind in lllt‘ hour-f tout” in this part 01' the hour. m, l
nus. The. light 01‘ iii! (Trent Nebulnl in the southwest earlier in they
and 1hr slurs useociutml with it owning, hut soiling lmiori- tho hour
titlii-s about FIX and a half mnturieu tor which Our Chart is givr-n. is the
to li'£i\“l to tho rnrth. As the \‘elu- plunet Venus, hy fur the most Ivl'll-
city of iiizht is 186.0130 niiirs n Sut- liant nhivct in tho hciircns. \‘i-uus
our] vw find that Ill! places the‘lms been :i nmmnt‘h-icnt i-Ivi-ning‘
Grout Noiiuln at a tilt-innit»- or tour? Stair tor muny months and mil“
or mach its maximum hrighturrs on.
Jun 2. it's now droning rinse to thr
J'nlim‘ring close on tho nails or 5‘1’1- ht-‘H‘T‘l'i‘r. nnri before the mouth‘
'sw. w hr 5 \i\-’ '.9
Orion as he stridts across the livav-giwi): or m 10 l h" m m ”\i
| i .. .
our: living The Bull “‘ith uplittrxli . _ ‘
Jupiter is im close to tho sun to;
Ilitilimiiitl million million miles
four thousand trillion iniiml.
11"“ a" "I‘m“ ”“3”" ””‘I (~"m*'il»e such this month and will puss
Minor. Tho Greater imp; and 'l'hvttrom 1hr owning: in tho morning
Ltstir Dog. sky on Jan. :5». .
Sirius in Cools .‘lilJm‘ Lumiu pop-i ‘l‘hr planet Saturn is in Lihrn and
ului tr :is The Dog-Star is the,- hriitlit- 3 ris- s :ihout twu hours httoro llll':
oncumving the stars and 0m-
est v-i' .Lli tho stars and is our ot‘ the ; sun. Mars also is in the morning slu‘l
Il".’il»..\‘. stars to tlw until. its nlis.i now and will he found .1 row (If-grim.“
Lilli: living less than mun light I‘tlri oi’ Saturn and northwest of tho
_\--.Lr.~ or about titty trillion mil-+2 rui. iirst-nmgnitudo: star Aliiurett
I‘ “you in Ctinis Minor. the littlcltlit- first ot‘ January. it will pass
:'-Si.’ir. is iiiso t1 near nvighltorionstwuiui through Scorpio during-L
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W. at J. SLOANE
FIFTH AVENUE and FORTY—SEVENTH STREET, NEW YORK
umiture that is as Luxurious
as it Looks—A5 Subfi‘antial
It is what is covered up in a piece of Uphol-
stered Furniture that makes for its comfort
and long life.
The materials and construction employed in
creating this Furniture are thoroughly de—
p‘ndable—the finished effect worthy
place in any home.
moderate prices expand your purchasing power
Sofas (indenim) . ~.' . . . f'°"‘$120'00up
Easy Chairs (in denim)
Wing Chairs (mam) . . film” 5 '00“? :
OpanrmChairsiinnmi fm‘ 4500"?
I Then pieces are also obtainable in coverings of your own seleaion,
as it Seems
o—wfiuu—o
ofa
. . 1"” 54.00“?
proportionately low in price
STORE OPEN FROM 9:00 A. M. TO I“ P. M. DAILY
ENG-”DING MIIMDAY . '
FREIGHTVPAID TO ALL SWING POINTS
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10-12 80. MAIN ST.
READY
TO'WEAR
PHONE 2515 SO. NORWALK
SECON I) SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
FAMOUS “TWILL SHEEN”
ZDRESSES
$5.95 ..
Dresses in th 5 advance new season’s Ei,,§‘l('.~'-—.'lir~
tractively made iii the new [Finely Knitted I.us«
irons “ l‘will Sheen” material that has Ronnie so
popular.
New Spring Colors
American Beauty
Coral - Tan - Blue
(Trey - Black
New Spring Models
For Street
For Dani-int:
For litisiness
SIZES 36 TO 12
Hull" 3 J an nary Clmnmrr Snip has almrys been Ute
outxlmiding feature I f Nrw Yuri: Fur rt'iuiling.
“it year it is made doubly so to signalizc the
70th ANNIVERSARY
‘1’ (hr fl-midi'ng if (his bu lnrsk.
Established 1856
W. H. HALE.
FURRIER
18 West 38th Street, N. Y.
' NEAR HF"! AVENUE
January Clearance Sale of
FURS
All prices have been marked clown at
least 25% and in many instances to
Halt Former Prices
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in ’Plain Fimm upon Original price tag
Here I: Hall's Object Lawn in Real Fur Values
Hudson Seal Coats ..... reduced to
Hudson Seal Coats. . . . .reduced to
Hudson Seal Coats. . r. .roduced to
Hudson .Scal Coats. . ;. .reduced to
Caracul Coats ...... ....reduccd to
. .raliwed to
. .raluced lo
. .rcduced to
. .rcduced to
..reduocdto
.......reducedlo
”.me
..reducedlo
..reduoed to
..raduced lo
“reducedto
. .reduml lo
.».mluced to
8250
$295
$350
8450
$195
$250
$295
8-575
8550
$095
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$3. 5 Caracul Coats ...... ..
8.7.3 Caracul Coats ...... ..
8550 Caracul Coats.- ..... ..
Caracul Coats ...... ..
i “.230 Mole Coats .....
i 3575 Mole Coats......
l 8750 MoleCoata..........
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8560 Squirrel Coats. . .. . . .
8695 Squirrel Coats.......
3875 Squirrel Coats. . . . ..
81100 Squirrel Coats. . . .
8700 Alaska Seal Coats. . ..
8900 Alaska Seal Canto...
81500 Broadtail Caracul reduced to $750
, 81800 Broadlail Caracul......rediwedto 3900
9 M75 Persian Lamb Coats.. . reduced to 5295
3.29.; Persian Lamb Com. . .reduced to 3395 l
37.05 Persian Broadtail. .. .‘..reducedto 3475 i .,
$985 Persian Broadtail. . . . . .rcduoed to 3650 ' f:
. 34:0 American momma. . . .reduced to 3295 .
3.495 Nutria Coatc.. ...mlucedto 8350 g
3500 Beaver Jocquettes.'. . . . .roduced to 8375 g‘
8850 Beaver Coats. ..........rcduced to” $575
9.") Muskrat Coats. . . . . .reduoed to $150
$260 Marmot (bats.........rcducedlo $150
8350 Silver Muskrat. . . . . .rcduced to 3225
83:25 Raccoon Coats.........rcduccd to 3225
3595 Leoi'ard Coats..........reduced to 3395 t
81350 Summer Ermine... . . .roduwd to 8750 '
$1500 Mink Coats.‘...........reduced to 3.995 , :
89200 Mink Coats............rcducedto81375 :5
89700 Mink Coats............reducedto$1600 “ f
-‘ Hudson Seal is Dyed Muskrat i 1;
For 70 3cm the name 0! W. H. HALL on turn has U
inhaled ABSOLUTE PROTECTION to For Buyers «i
We no “ALL, 18 WCSI 38Uh St, NY.
NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
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