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'1th SOUTH NORWALK‘
EVENING SE tTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

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I L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
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' F} IDAY MAv:§:9xo

i It. TI'RE ALMANAC FOR
'I OMORROW

7! . «ir i 16 a. m: 1153 p. m.

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I "L'NlNG SENTINEL'TELE.

PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—I388.
Editor's Residence—Izzy}
City Editor‘s Ramona—75H.
Bufineoa Manager‘s Residence—
"13—13.
a Residence—890.

KASONIC DIRECTORY.
DU Wall W, No. we, F. and A. M.
fleets in Masonic Building. South
lam strect. lst and 3rd Tuesday of
“ch month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o‘clock. All Master
Iasons cordially invited. Arthur
I. form, W. M) Robert I. Wilda.
In
A stated Convocation of
Chapter. No. 38. A. A. M.. will be held
in Masonic Temple. City. Tuesday
evening, May 9th, at 0 o'clock.
Work—Mark Macon Mason degree.
..All Royal Arch Masons are cordlal.
I, Invited.
hatcmally,
JANE. A HOLLERIN, H. P.
Athena—F. s LYON. Secretary.

 

Butler

 

 

TAXDOWING BlLLlONS.

Basil M Manly o! the industrial re.

’struction and training in a thorough
and busnesslike way. It now has a
regiment numbering our 1100 mem-
bers and commanded by a l'nited
States army officer lv :‘i‘l‘letl sizh a
battalion of several hundred Modems2
formed for the purpose of iH-etiing.
z-tit-h iuilitai‘. lllblrui‘itiu as the) tuuid
.

lations commiaion estimates that
the personal incomes subject to the
lederal intome tax amount altogether
t0 unwomwooo and that the tax
should therefore bring In more than
$400.0it.t.t.t00 A year instead of a paltr)‘

Saltowuuti (in that l-‘drlh. l'nt‘le Sam
l‘ berm: (heated out of some $32M
mm tot-ti a _\t-;.l Repl'r'svltlallw- Knit

in: La;- been so llliplr‘brd vtith the

fig ro~ w to 'l I'ntltvc a l?‘>tiltl tIl‘ in
Inpn - ..~~.'
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~utteniully

x. ‘ i .il. .l tt->|I§.illt-li

:i.< 'tiil it— that tlllLtlil- inulti
toticeal taxable int-tunes
four times in lalge us tl.o~e the) «ill
inlt. ,

So last A to‘al look.» .mprohablr on
the race of it The entiie capital
wealth of the tountry is figured at
$1hh.000.000,t>00 Mr Manly estimates
that nearly 315.000.000.000 is paid in
waters and salaries to persons gI-lllllg
less than 83,000 a year. it the larger
larger incomes total 820.366.000.000
that makes altogether. in round num—
bers. 836.000.000.000. without counting
all the exemptions. or the incomes of
various unsalaried classes. including
most of our farmers. We Should have
to figure on this basis. that the total
income of the nation is considerably
more than 840.000.000.000 a year. per
haps as much as onolourth or our tap-
Ital wealth.

The. amount he estimates as sub-
ject to the income tax alone equals it
per cent. of the estimated capital
weslth of the country. and the amount
he accuses of evading taxatlon l.‘ more
than 8 per cent. of our total at ‘th.

l‘ doesn't look reasonable. tim-

.people are nether so pronurrous ;i~

that nor such ul‘t‘liw tardodaers.

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MILITANT STUDENTS.
Harvard is going after military ln-;

\‘llllttu' intent-init- \iirli their studs:
The) litlllt’tl hm ' . ll 'wi'er pupal
rd ‘t: «it: titui 1 t.) it. «a» (ll

lir‘r-xl ilml. .i ilv_ .‘ui lit' llili“r.l

lttmttitdat in ll'nllll'ifl hi. all litit t‘ll
ti.ti.~..t.~in Mar m and that the plan
imiuraily 2..~.»uttwd llttit'll larger pro-
portiotn and non a lull course in mil-
itary scheme is nth-red

(ithcr lllllt'llt‘.‘ and unHQ‘l'r‘lllt‘r are
rlltildlnL' tht» same ltren and pratllt'al'
llllr-l‘t'sl iti military preparedneSS and,
are hastening to do their share in
this nationuitlc niowmcut All this
is being done in cooperation with the
War Department. The plan is to train
the men in field service. engineering
and sanitation Regular army omt‘el'r
“ill ili>lrllrl tlirlii. h'hl it is prtiliablr‘
that most of them “ill continue the
training received during: the collcxt
term in the training taunts this sum
mer.
In this way the \\ ar “t‘pfll‘llllt‘lll
hopt'h' to recruit a tarps ot 1.0.000 ot‘
ficets to be used iii a volunteer army
()1 course. the training giien in the
colleges will not turn out l'ull-iledged
olllters. but it uill turn out turn wrll‘
started toward becoming officers .

The whole military movement in the
tollegcs l.\’ prompts-d by a genuine pa
"mimii that means lllllt'll for our in
‘ . tpul't‘tllltM‘. in spirit and un
“ as [I] “tlllt'l’l‘lt‘ efficiency. I

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Greatest

Value

Ever offered to those who have

nection with our

GREAT ANNIVERSARY SALE

We will piatte on sale Monday morning at 9 o’cl ck

CARPET

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

See The
Big Window
Display
' Only one sold to each one-

tower.

None sold before the sale
day.

. Positively none sold to deal-
era. _

No ’phone orders will be

accepted.
None amt C. O. D.

~ .~ BE HERE -‘

 

ON 1‘1ng p ‘

such a ridiculously low price.

and nickel trimmings.

 

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Think 0‘ buying a splmdid durable Carpet Sweper at

made of steel. light in weight but very strong—a sanitary
Sweeper which harbors no germs. “Hygeno” Sweepers are
handsome, having beautiful mahogany-baked enamel finish

ionedldnd—sanitary, light weight, easy running and hand-
somely finished. The big Hyzeno factory could not have
furnished then so cheaply except for the fact that the output
ismeral thousand pet-day, thus bringing the coat of produc-
tion my down. Let us emphasize the fact that this' ta an ad-

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It's a mighty good Sweeper—better than the old fash- ‘
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venting—lot a money-making proposition. i
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use for a SWEEPER in con-
200 “Hygeno” Metal 3!
' SWEEPERS .

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The “Hygeno” Sweeper is l

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Monday Morning at 80’cl0ck Sharp SiarisOur

FRIDAY, MAY 5. 1916

 

 

 

 

TWENTY-EIGHTH

Anniversary Sale

 

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o pltmentary feature to our customers we are gomg to sell one or more extraordinary

 

N DAY

FIRST DAY OF OUR GREAT

Anniversary Sale

STORE WILL BE OPEN
UNTIL 9 P. M.

 

 

WHITE PETTICOATS
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CORSET COVERS

St-‘lt‘l‘dl pretty styles
fine materiah. nicely
inrd With law and rlulrfOldvl‘).

Value 50 (‘E'Ilh 28c

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dvalues at 284:. In» order that all may share alike in this sale we must reserve the right to “on
limit quantities. “- . h" “‘3 ":‘z-w_, ,. Tomorrow
“‘
DRESS LINEN ggng'RIZED 'FLAIN AND wofiE’fFS
Beautiful dreSS linens Plain and Yard “Id S] 4 ‘ MOIRE RIBBONS HANDKERCHIEFS
brot-attcd. All the wanted colors. e. n H “my ”f we") A” “'k- The M889“ 1'1an bar- All lint». eittoroidcred tufllt‘l‘i
\.tlut= 50c colors. l‘lllt‘ lustrous finish. ram ever Offered. Value 25c and mm“ ”mm. “me 1,— a...”
WT yard. 28c Value 45c p”. yam. earth . 0
Tomorrow at); 2):?) 28‘: Tomorrow 28c Tomorrow 28c
‘ 0" 2 YARDS ............ ‘ ron ......
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MOTOR SUITING ALL WOOL COMBINATION
t'- d g H k WOMEN'S HOSE
A firm heavy, round thread lin- DRESS GOODS “can; 00 R and By”. No
................... Rlbbf‘d

Yard \Alde. Fine quality All the

 

I Spool Silk. any color.

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40 inchwi wide. in a large range

on suiting. in linen color only. . .

\mlu? 59c Spring colors. Value 750 per \alue ................... 100 "‘9'“ “‘5‘ l'la‘k' ”1““ 12 “)0

per yard 286 ,Vlll'd. 2 yards ““1!an Vllue 10.. 200 My pair.

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To mot row Tomorrow 280 "‘ Tomorrow 28‘:
13 YARD FOR ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ Total ................... 40c 3 puns ..............

l‘omorrou all for ........ 28c.

WHITE GOODS pRtNTED VOILES COMBINATION WOMEN’S

New 1916 white goods (ire-rut Iflll- 1 paper best Pm!- VII. be
1 card Safety Pins. Val. .. 5c LISLE HOSE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5 pieces fine quality Broadcloth

 

30x40. lit 1:;' tit-:tr 'l‘itrkin'li tow-

Fine quality scalopcd embroid-

tics. Light. medium and heavy ‘ . . ‘
' . pail \elietbri Hose .. ‘ . .
weight. For waists, dress M "rm" fancy Cheat Regular Supporters. Value 25c Black and mm” “In Immen-
waists. Value 50o Drive 190 per yard. 2 spools t‘otton. Val. 5c mo 8:1" Minion.” MP“ find '0“
lwr )‘urd. 28c Tomorrow 28c ._ H “P 35"
.roruorrow 3 YARDS ............. Total .................. 45c [Der pair. c
.. Tomorrow
lomorrow all for ........ 289.
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COMBINATION ' I
CHIFFON STRIPED l Kolyiios Tooth Paste CRE‘I‘ONNES
MARQUISETTE WASH SKIRTINGS \‘itliic .................. 19c _ .
1 Nike l'ttliiiolivc Soap. Seicral prrll} pattetns lll ll‘-‘.lll
Fini- hllt‘t‘r qiialiti. 4? .lncht‘s \"tt‘d “H“. A V111".
. .. i] ll . y l - ................... 106 ‘ _ . .‘ .
“idl' Etct-llcitt for waists and ie m“ co 01‘s. I .m Writing Paper. and medium tolois. \alue Ioc
drt'fin‘t'li. Value 49C “‘1 3-3“ PW .Viit‘d. \‘ttluii .................. 15¢ per Vufll.
Pt-r yard. 28‘: 1“""“”°“‘ 88‘ ~— Toinorrow 28c
'l‘ollior‘row 4 YARDS ........... 'l'tilttl .................. Me 3 FOR .......... .
Tomorrow all for ........ 28c. .
PERCALES APRON GINGHAMS
l p ett lirtl tr'pes Pine - loo pieces standard apron ging~ CHEESE CLOTH l‘l/IARQUISE'R'EE 1
" r y “l "K F ' ' ' limits \ tll’lt'd blue 'illd \i‘hit‘a Y-trd wid ‘ or ”mun“ m "m mm
. . . ‘ ., , 3,. . . . t: Red (‘ross theme . ..
yard “ldt. renting cloths. VaL checks. Fast color. Value 90- ' . lioiibh- him or henistitched hor
15“ pcr )‘Hl'd- per yard cloth. \ttl. ..c per yd. tlvr. Vitl. 23c pi-r yd.
Tomorrow 28c Tomorrow 28c :‘(ymirgtgé 28c Tomorrow 27c
3 YARDS ............. 5 YARDS ........... + ...... 2 YARDS .............
DRESS LINEN TURliIS'l TOWELS PILLOW CASES SASH CURTAINS

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French ““0". try-in. wide. Val. «45. Air-tidy lo w-d. Terry ered Fruit of the Loom cases. length. Good deep hem. Value
‘1" 77" Wi’ ""r‘li‘r- V ‘I l ' 45x36. Value 35 cents
yard. 28C tl‘Ollltll‘l‘O“ 28‘ 500 each. 28C per pair. 28c
Tomorrow 3 FOR ...... Tomorrow Tomorrow
SOUP AND NAFTHA

DINNER PLATES WASHING POWDER CEDAR 01L TEA POTS
Nicely decorated. Value 150 Value 5 cents a package Val. 500 per can 1 quart steel white enamel.
each. Tomorrow Tomorrow ' 28c Value 50¢ each. 28
'i'..niorrow. 3 FOR28c 8 FOR ........ .. 280 Tomorrow c

 

 

Sale of Sample Suits and COats

great purchase and announce Extraordinary Values beginning tomorrow. These are various styles. featuring

We have made a

the season‘s most attractive models at a medium price. Made as well as the best manufacturing tailors could make them and

should sell rapidly at these remarkably low prices-

SAMPLE SUITS

In poplin and high grade some. At-
so silk combinations. trimmings new
and original. Adding individually to
each suit.

WASH SKIRTS »W'

dads of White Linen gsrhadlne Newest model,

belt and patch pockets. Trimmed

with buttons. Value $1. 75 each. .T:1 28 *

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SILK DRESSES

Tomorrow

House Dresses

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- or line slam- in dainty stripes. “(do with wide revere
, consultant)“: trimmed. Regular price 31. 75 each. To.

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SAMPLE COATS

Mixtures, checks and heavy serges.

A good range of sizes.
see these stylish coats.

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' BLOUSES

Clever modeler-pociilly designed in splendid

quality tail'ets. with Georgette collar
and cuffs and fancy bolts Value 812 98 8. 28

Do not. fail to

Made of tine quality crepe de chine.
Mostly white. Very pretty new models,
Long sleeves. Val. $3.98 ea. Tomorrow

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