Cd!
3.;
‘ ' zlutlcr curler.
. has drifted into the practice
ing the personal property of citizens
1. dority oi citizens in New York are not
5mm] exp-also prowl am it full or “clink-
ers," making the victim “door," im-
pairing his strength and lowering his
general power at root-tum.
The thing to do. gays Prod. Chitin-
den, is not to :cut out meat" but to
eat lens meat and other protcid foods.
and make up for it it necessary by
eating more of the fuel—producing cer-
eals, vegetables. etc. He insists, how-
-ewer. that in poorly every case the
_-...._......- . _ total food consumption can prolitaoly
“ £9423]: :flimyut“ p. m. the reduced. in his owl: experiment.»
1.; - with several groups at man reap-ent-
‘VENING SWINEL TELE- ing various occlmntiona, luau: over
min worn
. nvnatao tin-m
ESTABLISHED BY
W
gg'lrURSDAY. MAY 25. I916
RE ALHANAC FOR
tonal ‘ tar
. t uonaaw
l .- _ PHONE CALLS several months. ho dound that almost
Rom—'9" without enception no the quantity of
W3 lood anton won reduced to what would
Braid: Office—rs“
a Residence—anon may lie connidered a "own.
my" 5'4. lion diet." the men not met! kept
WI”! mea- their weight, but actlnily gained a lit-
” "‘3'!” ‘ tie. And what was much more impor-
W tent. the! redoubied their physical
Willi: WY- __ mill or working capacity. and
“felt ll’eller than they ever had felt he-
tore."
The summer is a good time to try
out this theory. it we can‘double our
energy and save money at tho name
time. merely by gluing a little atten-
tion to diet, why not do it? '
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No. 3., A. l. M. NEW TAXAWON.
'90" in ““0“": Building. mm A special tax on gasoline and a tax
a l‘ .
‘ lain ‘mt’ 2nd and “h Tu,“ .1113 all internal combustion Bullnee no
u nuance-t
' oi ”eh month—J ly al ”learning to horseporvcr, it will be re-
looto in mic Building. Booth
«Iain street. lat and 8rd 'i'noadnyof'
"chunk—July and must en.
8 o'clock. All Idutor
. mono cordinlly invited. Artgnt‘
m, w. 11.. Robert ii. wow.
. ell—at 8 o'clock. All no!
i gratin“ “flit“! Mted. Chm membered. were proposed by Presl-
A. 'l‘uck. ll. 9-. F- 3- Moll. “c” ldent Wilson in his annual message its
tax—..."... —~~-r-~-» >—'-"“"'"!a means of remedying the Treasury
AIOLIBHING PERSONAL TAXES- deficit. lie also propcsed an addition-
-Chicago is said to have “n““ely.lil stamp tax. to include bank checks,
abandoned trying to collect 98W“ etc. Speaker Clark has ironl the lira:
amounting to lea than 826 i been open and dotormined in his or-
year. it has found that the enwtflpoaltion to an additional stamp tax.
of collecting such taxes is more than . Other influential members of Congress
yhe receipts. Many other cities have have. Miller-mole, qpposi‘d any tax on
and the same experience. “though gasolcnc and gasolene engines. As a
most of them still keep up the 939‘ consequence, Mr. Wilson has had to
tense oi taxing all personal propertY.
such money as comes ens-
New York
of assess-
um”
accepting
diy and ignoring the rent.
special tax on the manufacture of
known to be wealthy, and ignoring the
tent—which means tllat the "St mn- has been made informally. thus far, as
Mr. Wilson is anxious to learn it the
tin”- ‘Dcinocrata in Congress will stand tor
even asked to pay personal
The tehdency all over the country
is in the same direction. it is felt
more and more that at least the goods
a family gathers tor the making of it
home 'should be exempt. A time may
me when no personal posses-
populnr. and that their imposition
will not alone oiisct the deficit. but.
soon co :will promote his popularity. There
. i \ . ‘
business investments. And no me) believe that an increaaed income tax motor service. This '0“ taken ml'm’d in the revision for the app“
go beyond that. There is a marked'nnd an inheritance in I'm ”0 PO”“'.Poatmaotor Oonorol Mason's owntrenl WWW Of covering cases not
nile'i Smlt‘h‘fiar. but they are in doubt as to how’ State gives . 0"le clear idea of mpiwithln Section 1.535, tor the renaon
disposition both in the U
and in Canada to lessen the burden ‘ n tax on munitions will work out. om-‘nnwwhm, 0' his new plants relative‘
glow laid on realty llllpl‘OVCfllt‘Illtl. New 1 era lvclicveaa national inheritance tax
Work is thinking oi changing the lllX‘Hvill prove unpopular tor the reason
ation laws to permit the taxing UT . that this has thus far been a hold left
buildings at a lowor rate than l.t!ld-‘()pt’fl to the State governments. most
That might lead to a general "lintnxin: ‘ of thc States deriving a very consider-
ot improvements." ‘
' llilllCe taxation. in fire can. or the
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MORE HEM-TH FOR L553 MONEY.llIX on munitions. there is little doubt
‘ Heat is dear, and sol!!! “9 "fan" I that, could it ho so imposed as to in-
athilg- “'9 can “0 ”"9" “1°"! '9' sure its coming out or the pockets or
eat meat as we used to. That i‘s'gfll-Eme monutactunera, it would command
“ally regarded “5 ‘ misfortune. Ami"pretty general approval. But it, as
yet. according to n scholary worh oil ' acme loot. it will be mm w“ on
diet "lien by PPOL Chm”‘“ orIto the workingmon in these hazardous
‘. _ 1mg University, it my be a blenl“\.nemmn, muting in a comm
” . ill 4We~ ‘1“ the W'G'O'" i"who! wages tor those who perform the
3.13..
' ~‘lilnnk and eggs; mil. WEI»
‘ atantiated by Prat. Chlttelidon in a ser-:
pics ct elaborate experiments.
‘M on anybody knows who has
ES ‘ work. it is the ms or which
ion. such devil-“0n. “91“" "m‘ actual “Don‘t! also will doubtioos
til-y or outlined-brings better health . move mm!“ m
I and greater vlgor’and encicncy. llero
...—....“
‘o ‘mo wool. “was. ‘
Clothes are going rip-Muse Wool
lid going up. The “cums otthe
world have never produced enough to
clothe the 600,000,000 oi no who wear
woolen garments. And now this ratio
lions of soldiers in the trenches. who
most Mm clotting. nroicawhrg
do the theory, as worked out and sun-J
W into the die question at all are
divided into three classes: Flint, pro-
:ioills. repreoented chiefly by meat.
and sugars. represented chiefly by the
M ind vegetables: third. roll. no
unloaded for bodily growth and
ed
oaths much wool as is grown in due-
Wmm-WWL m” audio-thorium :- hat-s
.~ ”Wind!“ mmolhantnroednhaactoarmmo
A.” ”memflh notifies-standard n-
..--“
'ahlc par of their income from inherl.‘
9‘ § . . .1”
us. it moans; not W in n-
‘W‘Md’fnwmwtmw
and time. or oven tho third or dearth
tine.wovcn'vitholltlomwom.
‘tntl ittmoana that it you succeed in
'gemng next winter's suit without any
[Md] in it, you will have to pay
several dollars run than doual.
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«than emu.
During the eight months period July
1, 1915 to February 29. 1916, China
cent Id products to the value of “2,-
woo. cglrparod with about raccoo-
m for the same period Murillo to
February. 19”.. Our exports to China.
tor the 1915-16 period were valued at
did.000,00tl. and for the loll-15 period
they were trained at 39,500,900. to oth-
er words. imports from China {nema-
od $18,000,000, while exports to Dillon
increased but 84,500,000. A balance of
trade against hit of $24,000,000 tor the
timid period. and 014,000,000 tor the
IBM-16 period, both periods under the
~Doinocratic neartnotrnde tarii! law.
Just how much of the value of! imports
Irma China into this country correlat-
od’d their native and footer” droo-
trado eggs, the ototlatics at lined do
not tell but as a factor in Mongolian-
ising our market, the Underwood tar-
ts law is chewing up very well. How:
much more oi this sort of undedo we
want?
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ilon. 0. 1‘. Austin. formerly chiei
oi the U. 8. Bureau oi Statistics, un-
der the Republican regime. spooklnl
I hetero the Madison annuo Hart's IAI-
lgue, New York City, on the opportun-
,itlca (or young men in South Americo.
'uaid “This. in my opinion, depends
much. on the young man hlmsolt. upon
his mt qualifications, and his will-
ingness to acquire the other qualifier»
[lions necenaary to success in
field." it also depends upon the as-
rdeviae some new method oi taxation. ' name he may have that m. Govern;
and to this end has proposed a matcr- l moot will not Wm“ him to be “maxi
till increase of the income tax, thayed, or stripped of his property. if’hei,mw cold ”m. m . maximum!“ the crossing ”goals throughout“
imbalilml 01‘ an inheritance tax, “d ‘ hes acquainted himself with tho silt-'01 ihmy ""1. Wu 1530 W
tudc oi the present administration.
munitions of war. The PNDOBNOD whose veins run cold neapmda, he wlillmm'for “hi." ”Mil“ on
probably remain at home.
i ———-————+¢——_—
in Ellis County, Texas. a meeting
these new taxes before he commits was held and a “M taken to decldt‘iiiisc' woro originally enacted in ”brim" in large letters with a con.
himself to them publicly. “0 1' con- how patrons of the rural mall oer-,‘Itantially their prooent form. cx- WWI background to We
vlnced that all of ill"! 1““ will “5‘ rice stood on the question of substitu-lp’euli repealed 3901.00
‘ lion of rural motor service for the old i
horse and buggy system. Out at i950
:vcles, 1879 favored the horse vehiclel
«ions whammy will be taxed except are many members of congress who and 71 favored retention of fl”, “wimpy notwithatandlngdhis repeal. re-.
to rural mail service.
’ -———-—o—-—-—-—-
} laseccroas nave snooze.
‘ “s
? Telephone Oompnny Warns Ouhocclb-
‘ N on Apalnot implore.
I in order that aubocribcro may be ad-
vised that reproacntativu of the lion!t
parry are at the present time making
tan exhaustive inspection of all sub-
t station equipment. and that each man
engagedon thio work have been pro-
vided with a badge which he ohouid
be required to display as a mounted
identification bolero lining admitted.
tho dollowlng auto-ant was given
out today rrom tho-localodloo cine
, Southern New England Telephone
Cone-nit '
"Plant Mount representatives
} at this company are atprosent ongog-
ed in making a mtcmnticinopcctlcn
oi an rub-station equip-outta this on-
change. The incrouodnoo at the non
lvice. and tile llnporlahoc or maintain-
. ing the subscriber's'oonlnmcnt in good
‘condltion. in order that the boot nor
vice may be rendered. Vance-diam
{this worhwhichwilllioocythondm
'm littledlme.
: ‘Wmethhb
halo tanner-escorts. It luau-acct
,cloimlag to represent thorolophcne
tniinnhiew W‘South America Company io admitted to the mini- mum
.‘lle homicidal-ll: flab badge.
'Ihoso
(not. ohm whim.
ooh so.- 10- ch nominal. his
minnow- cyclone
that :
mauM-gmflftinumo .oflanoo .m, and our
mutate. This in porticnhch_
«QRADE CROBOING
.ME m... on...
Colin“ Committee Standardizes Col-
on and Light: for safety.
NEW YORK. May Zl.—Specidc
otandardo for protecting grade cross-
hlgs, to apply to very emailing in
file United States, were adopted at
the communal mooring oi the
”WI Railroad Annotation horn
on week. Tho special committed
on prevention of accidents at grade
«casings was authorized to moot
with a committee of the National
Insulation 0! hallway Conrail-alon-
orsoadtom with the: lam-
omluadinz standards to be relieved
in tho protection of grade crossings
and to secure legislation in all the
otatcs requiring compliance m
such standards. . .«
Fivo (poetic Homo.
The association adopted dvc apo-
ciilc practices which will be recom-
mended for adoption by public ser-
plot ulna all arm-a
literacy “fine.“-
tolldal haw
Attorney-General George E. Illa.
man yeeterday morning gave tho lol-
lowing opinion to Warden Word A.
Gainer. It the Connecticut State
prison.’ concerning the interpretation
of the general statutes relating to
ouzricts who may be regarded as
incontglblea:
WARD, A. GARNER. ESQ.
Walden Connecticut State Prison,
Dear Sir: vice commissions. and other pro.
flotation 1.630 or the General erly canontuted authorities. ‘l‘llooc
statutes. roads no inflows: standards covet: i.
, warning
“Whenever any person shall have 1- Unitorm approach
been twice convicted and imprisoned "3‘“- _
in . state m or penitentiary for 1. Uniform color of light for
night mum .
terms or not lens than one year each.
and shell thereafter be convicted and
imprisoned in the aisle prison of this
state tor 1 term or not loos than one
year, such person shall bo doomed
and taken to be an incorrigible. and.
otter the expiration of such third
mm, ohall be dolalaed in the
auto m tor the further term of
twntydu yours.”
You ask my opinion as to whistlior.
in the choc at a pencil who has
served hi sentenco under what is
known to you to be his third convic—
tion. you are required to keep him in
confinement rol- tho further term of
itwenty-dve years prescribed by said
statute. ‘
i Since Section 1,333 of the General
:Statutcs provides that, when any por-
oon sentenced for an oilense commiti
3. Uniform use of a circular disc,
approximately sixteen inches in di-
tosncter, with the word, “Stop!”
painted thereon in large letters, in-
stead of the varicolorcd dogs which
are now in use by crossing watch-
men or ilaglnen. ‘
4. Bottom painting of crooningl
gates alternate diagonal stripes of
black and white. .
5. Unitorm rules governing crow
lag wamhincn or [lumen whip
delimiting or regulating street or
highway trailic.
crooning Aooiddnho.
The report at the tweets! oar-.1
mitten that made these moulds-t
lions to the nasoclallon stated that.
accidents at cmaoiriga hovo increased,
1,000 per cent. in ‘lll! am he has
"will“ .
. - Wired“! as. Joli
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srlzcfl
Everyman-tinned in today's advertisement represent:
accumulate just for Friday and for this one
.day only.
WEI TABLE CLOTHS
Silver bleached, all pure lrish
linen. aeolian value. tar every-
H'OUSE DRESSES
Made of gingham: mid cham-
braya. Plain and lancy stripes
thy WW- Newest models trimmed with ll
1 172 yds. . ... . . . . . . , contacting colors. Value 01.50
2yds............s . each. '
2 1—2 yds. ......... ’ Fniday . m
3yds..... ......... “‘32‘9 Special .........,...
LINEN TRAY amu- S
wflfl m we MW swrss MUSLIM
For curtains. 36 inches wide.
cloth-s. 18x27. Value 39 oonta .
“ch Stripes, chock: and tires. Val.
Friday 1% 12 l-zc par yard. ' '
special .............. . m’ 7%c
S ' I ..............
LUNA LAWN - m“
Dainty floral and striped designs MARQUISETTE
assorted colors. Value 25 cents , m- Curtains. Whiio and corn.
per yard. Fancy border. Value 85¢ per
“it“! i yard.
Spock] . ............ .' Friday 19c
'HOKBPUN mm Special ...........
18:36. All pure linen, excellent
for hitdien towels. Value 19c AXMINSTER RUSS
27:54. Mottled patterns. Value
each.
- rfld‘y : r. 12‘ '2-00 wh- . , ‘
Special . .......... 46 glut; * h”
RIPPLETTE .. Dec . ............
. WICK OIL STOVES
‘i‘wo burners. 'l‘in tootflolae 81
For hon-o dresses and rompers.
Needs no ironing. Vain. 15c
per yard. Fri!!! .
Friday lZl/c Special . ............. m
Special . ..... . 2 each ill
armor momma TEA KETTLES '
A rim white droos goods with a hie. 7, steel gray enamel. Six
am; he diadow olnlpo. Val. quart also. Value 66 cents
dhc per yard. each. .
Friday . m Friday hm
Special ............. . Special .......... . . .
f, STORE
m
in some parts of the country. This“
harbour due largely to the lncreaoorll
one or the automatic.
it is with the view of SW!!-
led alter July 31, 190i. shall have
been twice botore convicted, sen-
tenced and imprisoned in a stale
urine or ponitontiary. the court shall
ltho country in order that automobile
drivers might have ample warn-
ing when approaching a crossing
for “by. July 31' “1.0!. II fact a“ that the association has taken this
:nct, (Champ 73, mile, MI '1 1901) Shell. to make all warnings similar
irritates-allelic sentences. ‘l' "0?! title. ,
iconeerniog
in which m. ”you“. of Section; The circular disc with the word
Ecntly now wig..._.only to Winn!
it
1..“ obmd out in bold relief will Gunill-
The OGDEN] Silt!!!” .1 1888, the pro- ‘31. “IO complaint lhll ”dogs, which
Infnro now generally used. do not give
tho drivers aulldontly cloar indica.
tion whether the lingual is arg-
ing'thorn across or trying to atop
'tllcrn. ‘l‘his disc will ho hold up in
the middle of the highway to warn .
vehicular and pedestrian tradic.
The "caution approach“ sign will '
serve to-rcmlnd drivers-that therc‘i
is a railway crossing 400 or 500 foot,
ahead. At night the some color light?
will be used at all crossings so that .1
'there may he no misunderstanding
as to the meaning 0! such signals. ’”
Main on Committoo.
Tho opocial committee on the pro-
ventica oi accidenta at grade cross.
also is made up as inflows: J. A.
loCroa. general manager. Long Is-
land railroad, chairman; J. Q. Van!
Winkle, assistant to Widentv
and «general manager, Gov-land.
Cincinnati. Chicago & Gov—1min
roll-"y; C. L. Barrio, general moan.
ger. New Haven mama; L. I. Jo!-
t‘rleo'. general ’itcor-noy. Boothernt
railway; Howard Illicit. innocctcr
trmsportatlon. sail Pedm. ~14: Ara.
geies & Salt Lola mm; W. J.
Towne, assistant general
Chicago & North Western railway;
and W. R. Scott, Southern Pacific
unmar- ‘ ‘
This committee has
haaotive ..invcntlgarlcn throughout
thcf‘oonntry. and its report was
millions of which were the some
‘substnnco as those of Section 1,630 oi
the Revision of 1902. which section
that the olfcnao was committed prior
to the data therein specified.
.Ao to such coal-a..in which the incl
at the dormer convictions and im-
'prisoninents menu from the war-
rant ct oomndtment under which the
[arson is hold. your duty to detain
tho pldsoncr for the further term
provided by Section 1.630. is clean.
When the fact of ouch prior con.
victlons does not appear train the
warrantyh'utwlmowlod/ge thereof is
obtained from other ooumeo, a-dltfor-t
ant situation in Mad. tfitatutos
such as that’ under consideration. un-
der which more severe punishment
'm' be inflicted upon the accused on
account of former conviction or con-
victions. and imprisonment. dieing
highly penal. should not be extended
in their application to cases which
do not by the strictest construction
come under their provisions. and. in-
oonlucll no the fact .of ouch ionizer
convictions. and .lmplnaonmciitn in I
pain.- of tho ottonne. to .tho client or
own-tins ‘lt‘land incroooing. the
plutonium, it must hoillogod in «he
dniorrnntioa minaret-imam paved
arm by . .1“..th based upon this. Won...“
flle mangdmmm ”"90“. 0' W ‘0‘ “I. fill-tilt:
cischlrotscnuonras to mild-troum meantime ham
dormer mum-Land a .m"m “3M3“ Wham
mightbo tom mum “the misting in “an“.
e churn or'priol'cdnviotions. ”rho
impose cantons-1m minimum 'm‘flflaflEflIQt
occilonuoigrodo'croaoinga. ‘
ithooadaliional donation m’ .. .
,0. m dmxum «lama-«ammonia.
wmm.h.w.mc , "mm“!-
WWI-pm Mox- . ‘ "'""‘ . “into:
or » q Mill-WW
. Yesterday. ~ .
pneumatically fi-lbui. .
~Wm .1.“
A
mam. .
. 3,“
made one» ,
‘ Place Your Order
With Us New For
Your Coal
AT
Summer Prices
Hanoi—Gem
Water St. So. Norwalk.
.. "‘\ “7"“45 rates f >-
‘A ‘ k j 4.“
5‘.
. 2.. 4..
.monsyandoomfortnflnthofirst
dammed-om. You clover
have the desire to “lot it but”
.aoasa'rs.
wasmmm 440.. (so.
bill-Union). Form full
so... was... out. Double hip
. vol-Io... S-onh it. In flag.
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