Are you prepared?
The hot wave is coming—
it may be next week or not
until next month, but it’ s on
its way.
Isn’t it wise to select your
new suit now rather than in
the rush?
Thin underwear Land thin
pajamas and thin every-
thing for Men 3 comfort has
been all prepared here—no
waiting till the hot wave is
on us.
Rogers 81 Stevens
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«ates Cheerfully Given ,
F!" “S’the ‘446 So. Norwaik .lk
Main St. So. Norwalk
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The
. livery cur.
3111'. and Mrs. James H, .llngncr and
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'lunnly, of ltcldcn uwnuc, 1111303111 1111
y lrn O. (lrcgory
laid this aftornoou on
busi- ,
-’ ‘ will drill tonight in 1111' T111111 Assent
tor Alfred 13101111 is la1int: bl1 “all. in Wall gm.”
{Tent sidewalks about tho p11)
‘Chai‘os E ”0.11.111 ”133“” , Tho monthly hurting of tho .\‘or-
éwnlk Building. Loan and lurosiun'ut
i tssoclntlon 11ill be 111' d 10.110110“
ocal police )‘N’t'th‘d word ."1‘3 ‘1-1cnlu'g '11 the Mine of Tayloi & (lol
0! the theft 111‘ at Ford touring
dmodol. from lilitubury. .
don.
A childtcus‘ putty fo1 1hr- ‘ittlc peo-
ple of thc .\'1.r11':1llt
church will he held Saturday
not chkly danco of tho son-
as held Satutdtu night in the
1198111th ”"1" 111 wall strcot. noon in the parish house.
fBrothers' “WWW“ Nudercd ing program is being arranged.
The dpnco was largely tlllt‘lltl' , .. . _.-
Mrs. Challos (‘ornoll
attor—
of New Bruus
(1831mm L. Wilson of 5 ltccd
underwent an alteration for
trouble in Stnmt‘md City Hos.
' 1 Dr. Fostm. assisted by Dr.
Sharer. The . operation was
at‘tcr spending: a 11 cck with her sister,‘
his. EmmaSandcxs.of(l1ovc strnci
South Norwalk.
Tho members of the recently con-
.lirmod class of St. Paul‘s church 11111111-
“ their first communion VPHlN 1l.1\ 11111111-
ei‘tll members 111' the Naval Mil- iug '11 tho 7.30 0010011 service.
with Division. enjoyed it forty-3
0“" furlough i" wam‘ 0"”; A meeting of the general commit
Among them were: Jamesicc recently appointed to mako ar-
ulntard nvcnue, John Mathew-
n *Sonlslo and “Snood" Mc-
this
_ tho 11d1'ortisorn and pass it along.
raising tho mailing
-the no“ hospital will be held
cvouiug in tho .\or1\'ulk club
:nd’ 8 jcw ol1y store, sec 11".lndo11
in was born this morning to
11 Mrs. Donald F. Way, of Hart-
,Mr. Way is a son of Mr. and
chart F. Way. of Norwalk, and-
ay was formerly ’Mis's Martha
‘y; daughter of Principal S. ll.
by, of Broad River.
walk. will accompany the. momhcrsot‘
the Nuturc Study class of the Bridge»
port Art league on an all-day outing in
Oronoquo, Wodncsday. taking the 9:30
trolley car. The members will carry
basket lunches and if weather is un-
favorable will mako the trip on Thurs-
day. ‘
act. by the n. 1251:. 1. 1:11:11,
day nights'ai Town 1111111111115: W‘T‘W
.1 ATTY. C. R. HALL T0 WED.
'1 Claronco R. Hall. one of the city's
W3 announced today by the New younger attorneys and clerk of the
New Haven and Hartford Rail- Commission Manager Charter Com-
mnpanv that the Degislative mission is soon to marry Miss Louise
‘which has “been running T111351 F lieard dnughtoi of Rev. Gerald H.
Wednetday's, Thursday and Fri licard pastor of the Park Street Con
tween Stamford and Hart- gregationa] clun'.ch A license was Ix-
‘uring the session 01‘ the Goner- sued for the coiemony at the. town
mhly has been discontinued, clerk‘s office today
run having been made last Fii- sides at No. 526 East Washington ove-
._.+._ num avenue. The license shows Miss
er merit. and 5 off despite low Board was born in South Norwalk.
t Brand's. Washington street.
‘ ' 1Bridgeport Post.
SPRING TONIC
NOTHlNG NEW.
The Lawyor~“Don‘t you think $40
a week alimony is a little too much
to demand “hen he's only makiugi
$50?”
The Lady—~“No, I don't.Tl1nt’s
what I used to make him gimme while
in? HYPOPHOSPHITES
“on 30'1"an 75c .
crint.
in
Norn'nlk Hardware company
has recently purchased a new Ford (to-
was in . automobile trip to Hartford Ft‘r‘it‘l‘dill'.
Company A of tho auxiliary liOllt‘t'
An interest-
.rangcmcnts for the ceremonies to ut-
tcnd thc layiui,r of the corncr stone of,
Game Wurdcn Wilbur Smith of Nor-
Attorney Hall re-
;nue, and Miss Board at No. 369 Bar- “'3
where her father formerly preached.—
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; ’ Tim 1.. a m “With 11th and
Len-s; i'thiiiiiw' in it. grow-me;
it» 11...: its as.“ of it. premium: is.
$1» in. 1111 1:11.11 15.4 cu only 11v 1}: .1 111511)
on tin- ground that up. nun-:1 mun: tin
«111.111 with!) to um on '11:.» 11.11 and
l1111.11 this bill "111 in all probability,
fun.- it.
t ”‘1‘th “‘4.“ such
in 11..- in the ways. and means (Kn-mil,
“tow and the time given to; discussion
land framing or the bill was so slum
{that this» bill contains many items to
iwhich many of thc members are op.
'p..~'1'-d. but which, owing to the neces-
‘Esity {or raising the money and raising
,it quickly. it was necessary for us 111
‘11ng to, and that was why the bill
was reported out unanimously by 1hr,
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5c.omuiittec
i ‘.\‘011', for instance, speaking fut my
1 urged upon the
of specific taritl‘ duties which
similar
1 self
Escalt
lwus almost
11.1101 ot‘ the 10 per cent 11d valorcin 011
lull articles now entering free and an
{addition 111‘ 10 per cent to the present
tnrit‘i‘ duties. The application
’spccific scale would havc b91121 more
‘-: gitablo, more scicntlfi1',m'd would
have raised a largcr sum.
it'xllt (ted 111 rat-=11 $2011.0110,0£11) through
the 111 per cent tnrirl‘ tax. chcrnl
numbers of thc committee
.gcther opposed to any tarifl‘.
“I do not [110110511 to intro the to
sponsibility eithcr here 01 in Connec-
1 ti( 111,
of what was paid last )‘car.
[he unpopular because 11 man dot-sn't
likc 111 puy his lust ycur's taxes o1'1-r
: again. 1 11111111 against that in couunitg
lit-c, ‘
i The plan to tax newspapers by in
ft.1\111' 111 fact I would
and 11oul1l wise the $89 ..000 0110 ex-
1101:1111 10 hi tak1-n in on 1l1nt sched-
1111' through some otltc Ar moans.
Congrcgntional 1111 period to rulsv $79, 0011, 000 by chatg- .
ing 3 (outs on ordinary lottcrs and 2
cents on postcards.
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01110? burden on 111111 spapcrs
a 111 p1—r cont 1.111 to all .1111'1Irtis1l1ncnts,
,ncuspapcls, a1lc,‘car signboard
'1 ‘ada.’ ctc. 'l‘hcrc cnor mous
'ads'
is an
amount of nmncy spent in adwrtlslni:
lcvicd and ‘
to distrihutu it
land 11' 1101' cent
épasscd 111011;; 511
1 about.
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could ho
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"F‘Ol luslanct'. thc signboard cont
épanics tho stroct car slur totnpanicu:
and the nouspnpus could distribute
.thc tax 1111mm: tho ndwrtiscis and in
that way, it would hurt no 0111'. Th1-
nc11tzpapcr11 coull add 111 per cent to
I "Nt-ithcr do i favor tho cxccss
proiits tax. I would i'luco thc tax on
the basis of gross receipts and tak.‘
tho receipts of tho past three years as
a basis. The excess profit 111.11 is in n
.measurc a tax on ability, efficiency.‘
land industry. The man who hustlcs is
gtaxed, the man who 101113 (scopes.
There are many concerns who have
just got over two or three lean years
and last year and this your are hav-
ing 11 great one. if the tax was levied
on gross receipts for the past three
years it would take into account the
lcnn years of the past,._
”This bill is just what, Democratic
Lender Kitchin says it lS'-\'0l‘y bad
17nd almost indclonsiblc.
tug 0111, I would have raised two and
a half or three billion this year by
spreading it on thin and touching
’every man in the country. All the
.men are liable for-service in the war
iunder the selective draft and we are
all liable for taxation. I would have
put it on thin on everybody. so no-
bodyrwould complain; all .Would have 9.
been more than“ willing to pay and
would readily have stood an increase
1 was mm with him. "—Boston Trans- next year.
“Now, mind you, no ivill have to
'almost double this tax next year. if
the war continues. Then we sh'all'flnd
we have dried the easiest ' sources
heavily and must look far for more
revenue.
and fall on lots or them hard. It will
hit some so hard they must go out of.
business and we will get no taxes
from them ”
a diverge-nu: of
1 ommittcc .1 1
o ~1‘hst recent-E
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gniendcd to the counuutco by the icons:
|ury 1i1~p:1r1u1cnt but it was rejcctcd in
of 21"
This bill is"
wcrc alto .
fot the section levying an addi-' ‘1
.1ional income tax of 331-3 pcr ct'nt.‘
This will
creasing thcir pwtanv ratcs i do not;
favor ollml '
iunting all changm in the postage inn-s 3
It is.
“To prevent boosting the price of:
lottcrs and postuls and placing nnvE
l pr1-1
11icl1. N. J.. has 1911111th ‘0 1191‘ home ipost d to tho 10111111111911 the placing 0t"
By"
price the burden:
falls directly on 1111- uowspupcrs who:
cannot pass it ’ulony in any dcgrt-c
“must stand all the mine.
This bill will fail on a few '
While all the Connecticut congressv: . L
men agree the- revenue ‘bill is 11mm , ,
iniquitous measure; in. all probability 3"
all five will vote for it as a war neces- ‘ f‘ '
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This coal andgas
family by gas in warm weather or by coal or wood when the kitchen needs heatino'.
When in a hurry both ovens can be used at the same time—one
the other for pastry baking. It certainly does
/ P/‘"‘:‘“ llandSeethis ,.
'/ Wonderful Cooking Machine
2nd. on 1110 South avenue
osoph Lockhart. the local men who grounds, in New Cansau.‘
were accepted for
I’lnttsburnh lost
m 1
week, left Norwalk last week for the
training school 111 Plattsburgh.1N. Y..
Several prospective purchasers
111111119 that 11111 take a course of in-ihaV“ 119““ l“ ‘0‘” timing the Pa“
structlon preliminary to becoming few days looking over the store and
mombcis oi the Regen-o Officers goods of the Finncv & Benedict Gro
Corps.
ccry Company, of Wall street. which
recently closed its doors. It is pro-
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The Norwalk Independents will play bable that the business will be dis-
New
Canaan
Saturday afternoon, posed of within a few days
except that ...... "‘
a war measure. If i had the frame.
gasrange with two ovens
is a wonder for cooking
Although less than four feet long it can do every kind of coo
king for any ordinary
for roasting and
“Make Cooking and Baking Easy”
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California Sardines. large 1—2 lb can . . .. 10c
’ Good Food and Low Price ' '
QuakerCornFlakeapkE. 7c .
Andrevleavey', Inc.
98§Washington 81., So.§.Norwalk
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
nus corrua
One Price—One Quality Bisgtcsailfits
291: 1b..
,Ccylon and India. 11.; 39: .Very best. lb. ...... 24c
Herring. in TomatoSnuce. lsrge can . . . . . . .. 17c
uakerFarinamkg'............... 8c-
AtlasCornstar 3nkizs.25c
DianaLimaBeannNdlcan 10c
Toilet; PaSDerJargeroIls 6rolls 23c
Ili'J’IlartilrJu fighilli 'h'ltm
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10c
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