i
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nited states," but “no tax on {are not
, 4...-..— , 3g; excess of 24'» cents." Freight trans;
(Continued pm First Page) .portatlon. it is estimated, would yield?
33601100000 m 1 pm- will on each 233
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l. 5.. Hoyt is «mum with oneui
mania at his home. No. ‘! Contours; =
#—
No More Fear of Baby Colic
The mutual? minim; buy .L.Iic and
For Farm, (Borderland Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
and ms. Kellogg .1341 (lrcgzry are in1 incomes to Be hind Hit.
l’r: Emily lime in . :k.‘
, pacifie- «o..ll‘1!l imclu: Lance. Til“
I‘dichuel “‘5‘?" arrested Sailrday rel-scanty ‘.:.~'llll!&.t‘§ that a 2.0 per real
night by 936” Stratum f” dmflzf‘xn” inul'cuze on both individuals and cor-
ness, was trial before Judge George 3“)me I”, laid. colleratnble next
H. Vosbm'gh in 33,: city court this 33:15!th “(3133135900000 addition-
momir‘g' mum“ “'35 “Spend“ ui. For 1917, he points out, to lower
"- the income tax exemption from $3,000
Michhel Olijeni’o‘f Olljen street, com-'30 51,500 for W33“; persons, from
Med to the:.police that be had been $4,000 to $2.000 for married 1121303349
assaulted at 3:25 o'clockanadoy m0!“ heave the normal to: at 2 per cent. but
in; by minnows men uncommon also the law produce announce
otherwise >mered him up. Oflceriandltionailnlune, 1918, without chang-
W ,1an but 00““ find Eating the corporation tax. The‘ highest 1
. [race of the “Saint“... mm on ”Willi under the plan 9“". .
lined would be 40 per cent. of all in— J
Notice linemen sent out for a spe comes over 31,000,003
cisl drlll of the Sixth Company. Ooast3
Artillery W, for tomorrow. nizht. ' both by making the present law spoil-i
«sit endsnce.
[i
Any unexcused Mali.“ man“ in cable to the calendar year of 1916 and “0‘10"-
33 pounds would be doubled. That on
me more regul‘ts‘maeedcd to placerthinks. would raise $226,000,009 this brandy “ed in “mm“! Pm! “W“‘i'
2 your and “00,000,000 additional next wines would be increased from 10 to
- ~ 3 25 cents. at flat tax pf 25 cents a nah
4 fine of 82§erhpone¢ Twenty-.wplying new increases next year,
the company-son it our lusts.
—.r-—
' ’ “ year. .
The 3W “strict Wm- Taxes‘From Other Sources. 3
were 11°" “96‘le the bids on the} Other sources, the secretory be
property ”(M m sunset ”“1 lieves, could be made to yield addi-
Woodward 'M‘W’Wd‘ mas, tofhnvo tlonnl income as follows: Taxes on or
Me“ 9°” W" w- 3““ WW ticlcs now admitted free.‘$206,000,000;
open “1. “I“ we and were MM mm. freight 3 tmnspomlion ”$931318. $100.
so low that all were thrown out. 3000.000; excise m on sugar, 392,000,.
1000; refined petroleum, $75,000,000:
stamp taxes on theatre, baseball and
other amusement tickets; $75,000,000;i
distilled spirits. $74,000,000; stamp
, Papers of attachment to the amount
of $460 have boon served on Edwin and
L. Monroe in Sheriff Edward B.
Doulens inhehalf of Solomon Gellow- taxes miscellaneous, $51,6000,000;
its. The case is returnable in the city transportation rcccipts, passenger,
00“" 0“ the second “0mm 1'“ MW $35,000,000; fermented liquors, 330,000..
Papers were drawn up by Loud & 900; smoking and chewing m,
“md- : 025,000,000; automobiles, trucks, motor-
M,“ g cycled “9.300000; soft drinks. 3193'
(ems
{wiring pro ! "-
AL
it is suggestul that the)“ be taxed 2.1
cents per gallon.
of 31.50
liquors. $2.50 per barrel is suggested.
double * ’95 on cigars. weighing over
three pm“ 'x‘ per 1,000, ci‘gareiteai
weighing |“z~~i pun three pounds pelt
tobacco. Whoir: .=.
3taxed. would‘hc taxed $25 and $6 :13
increases in the excess prom lax year respectively.
‘1‘ “1‘7““ ““3““ “ ”‘3‘” food trouble in mi‘ scum has liar!
E’
thankful z'zri blur-mi 1’ Others, lor
practically awry baby has been. cured
or benefited l y its use.
Mrs. Winslr-w's Soothing Syrup is
.the long lookid for blessing that hss‘
sprung into instant populilrlty with»
almost every 11lother,.actual r85ull’rl3 o
verify this. , ‘ ‘
Mrs, Winslow's Soothiugfiyrup lot
different lrom~anything else in that it3 .
aims to get rid of baby colic and ill-3
digestion by neutralizing the acids,‘
overcoming gas ,and strengthening
the weak. sensitive little stomachs,
and mind you it does all this without .3
a particle of "dope" or a drop of ale
cobol. . ‘
Good. honorable drugglsts recoxn- .
mood Mrs. Winslow’s-Soothing syrup
to all mothers with babies that have
(illlf, indigestion, poor assimilation
of food. constipation or teething trollv
Ins‘cad of lllt‘ ru‘iv
per barrel on fermented
The secretary's schedule would
,000, snuff ; .lv wing and smoking
3 dealers, including;
obbers and retoLlers who now are
Rates on still-and sparkling wines,
cox-dials or similar com»
ion is named for denatured alcohol,
now untnxed. “Near beer" would, pay
$1.75 per barrel and carbonated_sotit
drinks‘azid bottled waters and natural bles.—H. A. Mend, South Norwnlk.~
mineral waters 2 cents a gallon instead Adv.
oi‘ going llllLaXtd us in present. llo- , . , »
52ml EUEJJ Would guy on txcism in oil $1133”... FOR FLAG‘DESEGRATOR
1 cent a pound. None is imported now,
, , unlmnponr. April 16.—The no
but it ls recommends that any tax on lice in this ciiv today are searching .
it In- made applicable in imports. fwilh vigor for some person who on
”“9““ annual nssessmenis on N" Thursday inst desecrated an American
tomobilez, auto trucks and motorcycles ting patriotically flying from the'
Would be based on their selling prices. Bridgeport Schwnehlseher Manner-
as follows: Not more" than $500, $11;
_ chor Building, on French street.
between ”00 and 8700, ’2‘ $750 and! Following the destruction of every
{1,900. ‘3; 31.0000 and ’1.500. ’5; 3133' German “as WHOM], owned by the
mm and $2,000. Si. and more than 82,- society in mm um“ and the 333.
000‘ "0' istitution within and without the hull
The Westpm‘t iii-loge was opened to
200,000; cigarettes, $17,000,000; recti-
aulomobile tram yeslelflav» indium ficd liquor. $12,500,000:~ cigars. m.-
.lreds of cars went over the strucisll'n 30,303; excise tax on musical luau-u
The trolley cars stated to make tips' meats. 3333303130393, em, $7,000,000:
on, the bridge last, week. While the Wm,.gtc $750,000; excise to: on gin-i
wo is not completed, it is expected momooomo; denatured alcohoi.‘$5.-‘i
that table will continue to move over 000.000; dealers in cigars», cigarettes,‘
the bridge, sod save the to ten x'nin- eve. 34,300,000; wholcule deniers and
nice by making the detour which has jobbers in tobacco, $2,500,000; and
been in use for over two years. - snuff. 31.500.000-
‘ Super-taxes on incomes. _
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At the Norwnlk Country Club. this:
evening the annual banquet of thc‘ “9&1“me m, o’utllncd 3.033333;
“doth Norwnlk Club (will be held. The Incomes 03.33300 m 34,000, 1 per cent;
{webmaster m“ «be Judge John ““4300 ‘0"5.000. 2 per cent; 15.000 to
Light, and Hon. Theodore Burton and $10,000 5 per cent: 10,000 to 320900
Professor F‘nmcis Harvey Green will 7 per cent;
be ‘the spenkers. The Sterlingflell- 0911}; “0,000 to $60,000 10 pg, cent;
all: orchestra, will glvs‘fdmg ’
Bridgeport, will sing.
, ,_..___... 3000, 25 per cent: 3200.000 io"$l.000,
A meeting of the officers of the. po- 000' 33% 1181‘ cunt; ”£03,300 and 0“,].
lice Auxiliary was held in the city hall, 40 per cent.
yesterday morning. Plans were
mapped out, although nothing could be “wouldbe further increased if the in
given out for publication. Company D come from state and municips
zwill, drill in Music Hall this evening, ties and 3m“ and municipal
lAssem-bly hall. Tomorrow night 00111.3 If
. . tho present excess profits tax 0
pan! ’0 will drill at Music Ho.“ and 3 be
r c on coworation and partner-
Company B ot‘the Tm." ”gammy ship p of'mors than $5,000 and 8
Hall. , iper or invested capital were made
3appl ' c toumle calendar year 1916,
The electricsl commissioners of the
Anlrnuflhmuhtlbfhnugp.
Mapes Special Fertilizer.
"It“ up“ :: impair remit. ' n
.\,.l E t:E_--.‘ p :.l3:2 pi. ,E'~Hl';.l2 ml 45. E _. _ _ ' Shc‘l’ Manure
' . . . 'l N3 :lsii‘r“ writ-v, miner: :‘il' 3‘1' 01‘ . .
3131 09.111; navy {31.043 . x.l‘:v. .439 :1A(‘ 3 ”_ . .- ‘ ' w 2".“ . . Agrlclhtufc Lime
,., ., ,, ,, ‘l rd QI‘iiI‘NHIO') \llr? \tlDSlUl» s blfl'lhlll:, ..,..»p Much
M." .0).1_..w..u.l AM '1 i" I ‘ h. - linen ~20 with“; I‘et-itllncndcd Land Plaster.
lc-ltlfiod splrns are not taxed 13w mi l , _ , ,
seem.- b; ,‘rud L lief to law many “Ground Bone r. 3
_ RAYMOND :nnorunns
:37 thm' titan St.
Hosiery l0 Match '
Ladles’ High Shoes
in mine Kid, Grey Ilia. Grey Suede. and
Alibi “18011le Popular Colors
- CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
3‘ Bookkeepers a
coastlines ' ‘ lsr
Spring Term Begin
MOND‘AY. APRE3
Merrill Bus' 3»
College
South Norwnlk ‘
Stamford. Port 3,, .-
3 .
The revised arrangement of super»
' b l' lld 1 u f . . . l -
$20,000 10 34.0000. 8 pen 9 a mammct res 0 wood not .3
"560.000 103880.000, 12 per cent; $80,000
selections and Down '1‘. Dabridgs, at to 3100.000. 15 3,3,. cent; “00.039 to
'-3150,000,..2o‘oerjoem; 3150.000 to $000,.
1 “This revenue," Mr. McAdoo WI‘UlP,i
lsec“"',including ores, 10 DPT ceni, “d “1‘
salaries '
while Company A drills in the Town were made subject to the income tax."
. “m""mm ‘° F“ 3M"- lot the American “as. the "W“ 0" WESTPORT sunu‘ — NATIVE FLAT FISH
.A stump tax at one cent for well {end by some unknown person in the SH‘AD GREENPORT OYSTERS
ten cents or fptsciou thereof, on 001- “3333 seam“ is lanod upon by police COD ‘ LONG AND ROUND
‘misslon tickets to theatres, basclnil authorities here as one of the moat . HALIBUT CLAMS
games and other places of amusement despicable acts yet reportdd to thorn! SALMON GOSLING CLAMS FOR ‘
.and a tax of 5 per cent on the wholv- in this city. The perpetrotor. H 039"? FLOUNDERS BAKING AND FRYING
sale cost of all musical instruments or: lured, will be recommended for max- TILE ALL KINDS 0}? CAN-
Parlours suggested. imum penalty by Superintendent "l: HADDOCK NED ANDSALT FISH
Possible taxes on articles now ail- Police Re'dgate. ;
lmitted free to raise $199,993,184.m1-3
Try 1 Sentinel Wont w. 3
- TEETH: -
Without Piatgés‘
Dr. J. H. Millery,
rd So. Main St. So. Norwslk. Ct.“
Hours 9 a. mgto 5 p. rm, 7 to!
,low; Crude rubber. 20 per cent; hides
grind skins, 10 per cent; raw wool, to
lper cent; raw silk, 20 per cent; coiled.” ,,
33 centsh pound: fibres and nlnnuiao
Eturcrs or (now free), 10 per cent; lump
6W H.
eluding woodynlp. 10 per cont; tumul-
mnuufuct’u‘red, 10 cents 3 pound}, coi-
iton. unmsnufociured. 2 cents a_ pound:
(cocoa. crude. 20 per cent; oils, now.
,free. 10 per cont; fruits and nuis,‘llD
' l per cent; ion, 15 cents a pound; works
'30! ari. 10 per cent;' furs. 20 per cent:
gtanned leather and manufacturers all.
p. m. . ,
Sundays By Appointment Only
._ ...........
ADJUSTMENT ' '
of Eyeglasses
is an art in itself and a
FEATURE of OUR‘OPTI-
CAL WORK to which we give
.lncluding boots and shoes. 10 per cent:
‘imsnut‘ncturers or iron and steel. not
thueu. ‘50 per cent.
3 The secretary estimated that $0,3ll,-"
r~82l5 could be raised by the indicated
rates in addition to the present rates
on manufactured articles: Monolith,
lured rubber, 10. per cent; monum-
turers of leather, 5 per cent; manufac-
, , the ctarypstlmatenlt would yield
Second District held akmeeting iut'w226,000,000. Corporations and mm
:ighth Thoreau: nothing a: SW3? net-ships wbuld be given until Septem-
$350:nc;l;lgcarécamilgpfi‘m :f bér to pay .1110 ‘fix- of wood and du-table lumber. 5 Due.
hi . f ' 5‘1 "1‘ ‘ s}. ’ “2510009001" E"°'°” PM“ loom and cocoa. and chocolate pm.
arc tects “.1“ 1 3:..downtown mu". As to the excess profits tax tor 1917,, . d 1 t , . '
nicipal electric plant, which is soon-collectible in duneglbis,‘ the erlstinglpare . 0 percen . .,
fizregzfiatefégg: gzfizgicngltafemw‘l: law allows an exemptionrot $5,000 and} The“ members of the Norwalk Indus
‘8 p“ m“ °“ “"“md “mill-“d pendent baseball team will meet this
for anyono‘to 'sttempt‘to enter it al- , ‘ ,
ter 6 o't100k.ln'tlleovoning. “9”” W “m m ““ “”LNMM’ evening. and elect a captain, manager,
"(mm or wool, 5 per cent; manufac-
turers or silk. manufacturers oi’ Vefllr '
table fibres, 5 per cent; manufacturers
.3...-
careful and painstaking atten-
tion. ' ,3
WE MAKE NO CHARGE
for this and welcome the op-
portunity to serve you.-
THAMER'
Free Demo".
Th
'Pholm I“ Md 10..
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
6 CityNatibnalfBan
The RoatHo Success
The road to success is not difficult for those who sine
cercly seek it and show wisdom by keeping their funds in a .
good, strong Bank.
Money earns money. and it is a great factor in achiev-
ing results.
Start an account hcrco—now-«he door of opportunity is ,
. open for you. Interested parties ‘are invited to confer with us. i
We loan money. on into: mortgage.
_
11 North Illa It.
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3 'pnonTo 305-15050.va «in
l
Women.
Wear _
The Little S” '
K. & *A. CLAVE‘N'
60 North Main Street
TAILORED sorts
and ,
REMODELING or PURE.
by _
New York Lsdics’ Tailor
G. Rooms-r,
11 North Main St.
WI Also Do Cleaning‘and:
Pressing. ' . ,
The Reed, & Voiii
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equip”
ELECTRICAL SHOP
" In «its Town
’AUTO :30?er . ,
c
8o. Norwalk. Music Hollim :
For Unto-flu “who. .
FRED H. GANUNG.
yFunerol Director and Emotion
bliss and fiuhlonoo ‘
Telephone!“
5413.. Holman, to.
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“beefilrondl '3
. Tonic, Stimulant-Ind npp‘esm
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The craze for HandKnit Sweaters is greater than ever.
. The sontlnued case of John A. Un— nor-ships.
30'! the profits of corporations and park “d treasurer.
The team was any.
If ““3 tax. allowing the posed to have elected its oinccrs lost,
’ .Our brand of “Lion Brand" 'Yam‘ ‘ h
"Tm“Thm-o Eye BMW S. t e most complete
M‘M‘Wm- noticin- . afor this Work. The variety of colors is great and compre-
in the city, will.mpply‘zthe wfightsmrld qualities you need :
, ”never. bf Stamford, who was arresti samemxsmpt‘ions. were inflamed to 10 filday night, but because of unsvoidl.
or! some time ago by'Jsrris S. Mnr- percent on~proiits in excess 0‘ 8 mr‘able circumstances «which arose, this
ray. ionoperstlng an automobile with- cent and not CV“ 15 ‘1’“ 09'“ 9f oapi- was impossible.
. out snmpentotis' F W in}: *WS‘ isthvssted. W 15 per cent on in in; Infi'
this morning ,in the uptown court, he- excess of 15gpericont. andoiot over 25 . Members and friends of wdcomé
‘31 Atlantis-83., sumtm, com
rOpsn‘anttillfim. shim. 1m.
fore J me I lwood.‘ Mn- ”mapper. cent orcapltalinvestod. to ‘20 per Stranger Lodge, No. 304, Sons oi St.
pleadedzgnllty‘,to ‘dflfln‘s his mainline cent on profits in excess of. 25 per cent' George. enjoyed a pldst delightful card
, 33¢ at=tbe?timi Illlfllsd» lfor. 3 sugvestsdssnd. to Eli-per cent on profits in lodge rooms in' Main street. Refresh-
‘ «33° mules-secretarymf mantle!” of 50 per cent or capitaliinvcst— =ments were served during the come '
1
withoutin ‘lieensefi'bnt: stated-that "hefi-Ild 310* 0W!" 50 per cent 01' 089W“ 111' Partyaond social Saturday night, lathe .,
5 HanaflSboes
oontlnud‘the'caée from day .- mmmeodnooogooo.
ma noureeelssd it. Judgsélaorsmosdiedmlwlawmrdlmto tbevsecretary. or the evening. and the good time, dill"
not break up until dials hour.
”11 Years Old i .
' spoilalsirg ,
' Pompom,
1:73;,
3 , "*4 .
The‘ibrcshdhse ,,
, .oi-jtlierlisilon.
”Solemn“
we had
THEREASON 5 xf ‘!
39-858mm thcmll \
I.
o
33wnsuruoooufir... 7
‘30:. “MM/wow: moor/M 7r. f‘H/(Ef
h. in v ’3 ,
v.
‘ ‘y bonsive, especially featuring shadow lawn, bufi‘, tango and ,
Copenhagenblneygold, lavender,smcthyst, Wisteria, rcseda,‘ ,
water-green, old road and othErs.
Also.a"large “normatof Art'Goods Materials, includ—
,ing KnittingsndCrochet Needles, Royal Society and C. M.
*C. Cottons‘ior crocheting; Walrcxyour selection; early.
3F. H.8AX'PER' .3 ‘ 3
‘ Druggist
DavidiW Raymond '- ‘
Uannrnm
TIL. cilia. rm: no... ion
or wounruorouas
unwimmsuaipm.
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