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THURSDAY. MAY 24* 19"? liarilll- i- a iri.lzl‘ of put-c lltr pull'i . “”1““ ‘ ““5" 1”")!il'“ “4“”. “5“! ”*2” 4 ll X 6 N I
M ‘ . illlll tobuct-o luvs. \ irltlul nboittton of ' ' '
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Hot prcscm customs inc li>t and a!
in pcr will. titldilioit to cylstttiiil
liil'lllfi. lltW luxrs on lllhllllfill‘Hll'VSJ
;.lllll.~vlilcttls, clubs. lltlbllt‘ utlllllcs'
and iii:lli(lllf‘t~_ u turn-aching stump:
tux and u g.cally incrcuscd second
TUVRE HALMANAC FOR ltvszu and t-olzliw iliingll- in jll~l 1hrg
TOMORROW Hutu lilac-iv". sm- a. «umpttntmlziblv,:
m title 12343.. 211.;2214 p. m.‘
.3111! rises 4:24; sets 7:15
7' i m”..- ~v
0n presentation oi this Coupon at either
olilce oi the SOUTH NORWALK SENTINEL
law :1 tilt in! ll‘it"lt‘..~lltp and it sound?
rt lizlltili.
It ‘i‘.
it <i<
Anniversary Sale
Seasonabie Merchandise!
Quality the Best. Prices the
Lowest.
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”ENING SENTINEL TELE‘ sin» ‘wulks, rides, bicyclcs, climbS.;| pui‘ct-l post zone system. amfl‘on 5‘" ' 50’ Norwalk ‘
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PHONE CALLS
.Sditorial Roomy-92.
Business Office—93.
Sonvalk Branch Office«1388.
Editor's liesidetice-218-2.
City Editor‘s Residence—149724
,3nsiness Manager's Residence—-
113-12.
RAISING CALVES
in only four particulars does tht
mousurc no“ difi‘cr substantially
from titc originul drui'l. Surtnxes on
incomcs above $40.00!) have been in
. . . . creased about (inc—fourth above the
.moy “iv-“‘11“ 0‘ 1‘1““‘41 lp‘unm‘”:t‘0lllllllllt‘t‘ schcdulc. Several articles
She can do anything and cvcrything including print pupcr and pulp and
cold und silver slated for a to WI
She iris sonic knowl-l r ‘ ‘ ‘ I '
. ‘ _ cent. duly, have been kept on the!
algal of thc law, knows how to invest I frcc list. Slight reductions in the sec. drff‘at of the second class mail matter
toud class mail lllultcr ratc huvc bcen! Proposal. (0 carry an amendment ‘0
Norwaik
isuints. dances. skates, rows and plays
43 Wall St, 4k 9
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:ultlcs. She can ride a horse and drive,
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a motor car. bile is pl‘OilCli‘lll in:
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Victor W. Ferris ol‘ the Norwalk Hour, . .
J. F. Bcrtricou, and C. Elliott lit-For- at.
about the house.
jiuoncy. t‘ilil U59 a typewriter. Eycrv
, .. , ‘ . . . . . , . . ' ' manic. A proposed 5 per cvlll. tax on' tax newspaper advertising. est of the South \‘orw-tik ‘ -. - _.
The b“): "“‘d ”In“ “t “Mk tounty. (13." 9"“ "Cu-i5 Smne ”nous book “5 it“ ilthol'tislllg‘, exccpl no“ Mullet" . —"——— .__. Sentinel. The illélCllllte fillloyafdllillt; Bungalow Rugs COUCh Hammocks
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'All colors knotted fringe ends.
How and grccn stripcd borders.
iHILL, LONERGAN, GLYNN AND
TILSON FOR BILL.
and pcriodicnl, is cliluinulmi.
Attacks on the bill in the Senate
same course as did Mr. t‘rofott :1:
far as Fairlteld, where it turned about "i
and returned to Norwalk. and down
the cull-raising
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Ill» 81‘? i301”: 31”“ m-ll as u newspaper and a novel. She
bi'sidcs 1191'
Made of ltt-avy grade Drown
Thc county .
duck adJustuble head rest, high
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business on :t lily. Sl'lll"_ spunks llll‘cl‘ languages
will ceilcr '1 t ~
._ . ~ 9 dmt l‘ .- ‘ll ‘ols h-H wot-pea . . y . . . - 1. ”mud. u“'.““.”“ .l’wms' - _ of washable and reversible. Sizc -
summit I) t . o .t o .. .. \ own and reads foyeygn 130019., the )5. intonm .tnd muuulnctuicrs mics and Propoaed Tax on Tea and (”“99 Re' the turnpike through the busiue-ss (-an 5'” >7- —0 > h “as and wind shields heavy
. ~ . . .- , . . :lhl- second class mull mtc incriuw' 13M ‘9’ {9" ' I . Mi " ’1‘“ inc PS. ‘ ‘ ‘
“mt a plan m tU~UlHltlH0ll \\llll ”W ) 1 "uric has arm ScV- . . i t . 1 . . ' . . l 0 . mmfotd V“! out to tho we“, at lultEtl ln'lttra-s ‘ .
‘ l . . . . . .,. . ‘ltnd 0 " ‘ mug and ‘8 d yb‘i't'lltlilli. ilustncss mun Scum-ally are' “ASHIMJTON, May 24.~Reprc- Side ol‘ the city, where it r-i-tu‘v ‘ 970 each " ' " i 5 : (zuamntew
slate dilll.‘ :llrllrl‘ll”. “‘0 “‘3 9W?” crnl crul'tswwood carving. metal work,| pron-slink vigorously :tcuiust ll)“: SPHMUVGS Hill. Lonergan, Glynn and “091le with u milcagc of 2114 to it; l'nlue 3135. spring, “1”} ”w stand.
to placc 30.000 hcll‘wr ('iil\‘t‘< in that irouliblndiug. embroidery,” name and yirluilliy We”. publishct‘i‘ 'l‘ilsou of. Connecticut. voted for the crcdit. ' 'Il, $11.79
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(.rex Rugs
Sil“ 54x90. Green and bluc -
scroll or band borders, suitable
size for port-hos. itcgulur $5.00.
$3.79 .
final passage of tho $1,800,000.000 war
urcveuue bill which was adoptcd by
Mr.
'i‘hc gasoline supply for caclr curl
was carried in n scparalc tank ntiixed
to the windshield and tho container,
hold just cxucliy one gallon. ’l‘hc,cn- i
glue hood of each machinc was smicd
in lilc country is opposing the dras-
limlly increased mull rulc.
in u liltal court to :vllllllllOIl all of the house today by 309 to 76-
hi.» party votes to support of 'lllk’l l".cculun did not votc.
nwttsuru, [)Plnocrfllio Let-m...- iiitchin‘; An umcndmcnt ofi'orcd by Mr. Hill
declared that lll‘ hull been informed“ months: 01' lllt‘ Wall’s and “19111” bcforc the cur comlucnocti its V“
ilt‘l‘ntllltllly‘ by i’l‘t‘nlilt‘ill Wilson llilltiy‘ Ulllllllillt‘t’. 10 ill“ 3 1" "““llt' lax Di and was not (lll9nutl until the niacitilic.
llllli he did not desitc cllzlngcs in the‘ 13 ccnts a pound on lcu und 0 COMM had complctt-d in; run. ;
(1W t‘UtlIHi'. Tli' 0141“ M” b" ““"i‘z‘i‘. Obviously the “perfect woman" is it
Lawn Mowers
14 inch size. Wheels ll inch-
12 inch blades.
(ml throughout 111“ “41'“: 01‘1“” have my» cl-l-uturc today. Opportunity and
already lll‘t‘.l l‘t‘t‘tl‘tl'll for “WW“ training liztvc not ycl taken the aycr
‘ (‘5.
thousand UllWS- llut is thcrc unyt
Lngc woman so fur.
$4. .49
"(‘ult‘ i-ltrts" arc lli'ill}! turmoil in llix’
It‘ll‘Oll Wil)’ illilll)’ \thllll’ll 0f llii‘ C0111-
rnhllt- st‘lltttllr Any buy 01‘ Ki” “NY in: growl-minus should not attain bill in the Senate as lll‘. bud bccll cur a bound on cortcc csllmalvd 10 l‘fll-‘l‘. Numerous \i'ttweil cars“ ‘ '
. , ' . ’ . . . . . l. . makm" thr- ' '
#cl in on:- :iy hiring satisfactory in" such on idcul‘? ”Wily! t‘f‘pOi‘lOill. Mt lllmhm also npn $34,000i0ll0, Ki“ dpfeflwd' 1Mmll‘hl”H same lust were passed m ”30‘” I“ cooln‘or “find-safe
, p . p a . ‘ltcu Cl outpost y to it mom em to; in urg m: t ‘5 union mcn sun Helm,” on the road and r" - . "
.auranccs rcgmdmg I‘tt' “will“: 0T ill“ —---—~~4'>~~-~~< 5 supply tlw President with money to tax would not bc pansed along to ”If! wu- t k ' - S ““ lm.‘ In“ PorCh Shades
I is a on tn discov‘cnng bow for Me the best shade made for
A . b ' ’
it'ltrt'y on the war now that the coun- consumer, but would be made up by
reducing the export rate from the
producing country. Scot-Mary Mr»
NUTRITION AS USUAL
. each machine had traveled slim. 1-,
This is a tltnc for eschewing frills: .
startcd its run. Employees at Max-' ."
wcii auto stations greeted each car:
animal, and by paying or agreeing to‘
l lll ’ ['l ‘l 2- - .
Pay the price dctnandcd by the OWIWI‘. t u lowing hkuns'
try is in it.
Coohuor Porch Sitadcs make
"1 would fccl like a miscrubic cow
which runs Spllfl'il‘ll' from $13 ‘0 317* m food and "1 cvcrything 9159' B‘" E uni," be said, “to impose u burden on] M00 in his proposed draft. oi‘ thi- enthusiastically tut it passed throughi YOU? porch cool and comforta-
' Ca‘sh isn’t llt‘Cllnsal'y, Thc young it is not n time for lowering our slnu—= my children and my children's chitin-avenue bill has urgcd a tux of 1.) .110 “ppm.“ “Mm,” clout: ”w i‘nulc.‘ blc.
. d rd‘ of nutrition 0n mp contrttt'y NW" 10 buy for something for which cunts on ion and 5 ccnts on calico i ‘ ‘ ,
to Sign a note a b ' ‘ ‘ ". HWY were 110! responsible (Hid yet» Mr. Hill‘s soul» is just half that now ‘ (.roolmor lurch Shadea give
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purchaser is allowed e
which,"
In
PRIEST KILLED,
ANO'I'HER‘INJ URED
you (extreme occlusion.
Coclmor Porch Shades “per-
mit you to 309 out but outsiders
cannot scc in."
(,‘oolmor Porch Shades make
u slecpin." porch of an ordinary
porch at '2 very slight expenset
4 feet wide by 7 feet I in.
drop.
rcl‘uscd to tithe out of my pooketslimpoacd by GM“ Britain.
money for my share of tho burden"; brinlm in abutlt'5150-000v000-
"They say more ought to be raised,l “We had it duty on 19“ during ill“
by bonds." bc shouted. “Have you13panisii war," EMU Ml” Iliil ‘“ urging.
forgoltcn that on April it We passed his nmcndtkut. "What “'33 ”l" "“‘i
the gl‘cnlcst bond bill in the history suit? We. did not [my any more f""i
oflhc world? it bccomvs us, my it. Aftcr thc war was over We l't‘”
countrymen, that ill! of our thoughts! pcaictl the luv, and what was tilt’labcut a complclo wrcck ‘ti'uor was i:
rcsult? We did not buy text for any,“ pitiable sight. at the-scéui: of tho
ti ll‘ulll an un- ‘ arc not fit for the bit; “011‘ ‘1‘ home} ll f t
. . _ . in 0 our pu riolistn. all of our wis-‘
- .‘ V , V I . i I I V
a food-Du" ,“J‘d‘ ““1 1" ”‘1‘“er °r me“ And- dam and our courage is dedicated to-. loss Japan look the Prowl dtlli' ""lwreck. The fuel um he hull lost his
when we put at duty on. and 5““ “mimic. u daughter and his houscltccpcr ’5"
lion! ptnnurluhcd childrcn are in a fairl day to llw Cililft’ of our country. my
it on when we loll“ it ol'l'. 7‘1"“ will by death, all within about two “'I‘i‘ks
‘ ., j ,. l ililhulsc iu cvcry lruc Atncrlcun'u
may to income dun] citizens or bad! itcurt should lit to make cvcl‘y sucrl-i bc the cure of ten and ctificc. Priorlnnd vcslcrduv’s uccitlcnt borc lu-nvtiv
“ The owncm luck facilities for raising NUZFHS- . lit‘t' .vntldt't‘ .cyct‘y sully-rim: tutti cx-l‘ lo the war Gcrmmly churned 1' Ct‘mstupon. the man. iic was taken to thin
them and must either sell them to ”it": Thc woman W110 proudly tells 0f thel Summit? (32?)? hto‘ biting quick. 913d: i" mung! dutfh on V:“F;‘°(V:;‘:m;3“m’l home of licv. Fulhcr l’ickcr at llfllill‘d- l
: .. { ‘ ~ . .. ‘ "1‘. .. l” ‘1 ~. . 1 n “kc without butter or‘ H iL ll 0 I'M 00111111) in “"8 39 “it rout. 01 ” ‘~ ‘ tyillc for u. rcst. 'i‘hc car was a Clini-
chlldmn or putsuc thc usual 1il.l(il(l ‘U A r H Cd! 1 ‘ tit. war to thc cud that pcuce may. 4 cents let-ts than it with sold 1W”- llncrs lout‘lng cur of 1014, it .T'Jhorsc-
0! sending 111cm ‘0 Iltc slockyardS. it pggs is (hunting hcrscll and bcr fun». d11;;'il‘i:;](l)nl alanmgkinthi" . "Do do not owc th‘ci coffee Producpppn-pr. :uid Uplaruwd‘ by gas. The eff.
‘- . ~ . 'l'l ~- iii to turn‘ilv. Tltc one ptll‘l‘OFl‘ of food is lhc ., Pl " mm cu m ‘t‘ann inflated In.“ .muntrles It?“ ‘ “z’ unyvyd,. “'fif‘m” numbcr is 3*9“- fllld ”1901M?!“-
ts recogniticd .is .i mm “as t . . tutu the bill would itttsc too large. Iiiil. ntmnud. Brazil. ml 0‘13- 0’ tors license is: numlwrcd 50,503. Tltel
‘ for the amount. St‘vcl‘ul lllinoiq it is n tlmc for most scrious study oi;
counties the country banks are guur-Vfood values. An ill-nourished race ls4
limit a fighting race, nor a surviving
of lhc plan con-‘ruco. iii-nourished men are no goodg
ncztrly «very in the trcncltcs. lll~nottrished women;
anteelng these notcs.
The significance
also; in the fact that
cali‘lltus udtiptcd is. snvc
‘ timely death to become
' iducer. 'l‘llcy are mostly of cxcc
.Vstoclt, the ofisprinc herds.
(Continued tron. first page.)
QOLMO
“' WIND-SAFE
PORCH SHADES
Beautiful. Effective. Durable
Don't Flap in ihe Wind
. 25
l 5 foot wide by 1 fee a'in.
drop.
53.65
am.”
$4.75
ot dairy
8 {cut widc by 7 feet
drop.
hcr i‘nlorimlion scheme about 8260' (‘ipcl‘iilor't‘ license givcs Strntfm-d as
, .amig into vcul instead of :fipvnglhvnlng of the body forces. lilLIllllOllnl of money by dirccl and hit . .
”PM: L . th , ilk ‘ (1.11“. which contains butter ogg‘n‘, su- mutilate itixcs. 000.000 last year. 4|- largo port "flillt‘ rcsitlcncc of Gaynor while the ccr- No-SSteel Gray Enamel (301011231 (“355 PltCher
bringing them up 10 “1&1de ‘ m i ‘ ‘ ; "This but input-caches klilim: the which we paid- I am it"rftmlli' “Manitoulin iuws it at No. 1828 North aw ' Tea Kettles 't‘ - t ‘
Fulfill". :tmr and flour is real food. (like in goose that lays the goidcn can." he ilcd that the export duty in ('Om‘P'muc, Bridal-port. Au luvcstigntion of “0 mm mm
" ' said. “Indced, l mu itfl‘iild. “‘c are ruining countries will all 00!“p 0“ ”like our shows that ii clip on tho axle 79C 290
nud‘ywitich Spices are used to dcludc tho
pnlnlc into bclicvint.v llmt food is Do-
Value 81.00.
No. 8 Tea Kettles
lslmwn as if it had been repaired lately. ““51““ 45"-
imd'and it is thought that :1 sudtlcn buznp
] oi’ the car on the road snapped thc clip
it’s fine training for me boys wc impose this tariff.
"My proposed int-iii on ion
\‘(il'ffe Will bring in $94.00W000.
killing that goose today."
Mann Fights Bill to End.
iris, too. it givcs thcm u fooling Of
Mr. Mann pul cvcry possibin ob
Flour Canisters
responsibility, and tiny acquire “39'
ful knowledge and cxpcrt'cncc of the:
dairy business. ltnuginc the pride oi.
any boy or girl in ownin
fully l‘aisiug'u "war cull."
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A CHINESE REGIMENT
China was iiic first tuition to buck
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up the United Suites in our stand
against Germany, and now the Chlu~
cs9 in this country are volunteering;
for thc \‘ill‘. Alrcmly u (‘llincsc t‘t-lzi
:11 d and oll'l-rv-tl
l.
. mom bu. lsun org.
1:) tho IJOH’l‘iilm ill. is rct't‘llilcd :11
most to lull F‘l't il11"l l-‘.\'cvy mun ill‘
I ' is will ., bc ll lull-blootlcd Chill-
1':
csc. null .-vnr:: mun i tout-r to light
ior .\nt- rituu prim ipl. -. .\l;l‘l) of ill"
lilf‘nlllt‘l‘~ isl‘t‘ minimum of Antcriczm
0". la" ;.r-- Humor“ mcu (If
. (-01lcuc.»
('Olli-lltlt'l‘lllJl-t \\‘<-:l‘.‘ll_ Sonic lllth' brill
truiutvt in lililfi'l") st~ltool‘<. Many
lint-c tnlu‘u pull in (‘hlnc-t- uprisintrw
_ and hand ‘lw'tt<tl\t;— :tc scusonctl
yctcran‘c. '
Says Ticu 'l‘ow Lin. ‘-\‘.io rcpt‘csan
ithe Cliillf‘B-"l Amrricim (‘itizcns' Allifi
once and is in tl..’tr.:- of thc rot-ruin
L Ling: “There 5.: no rm son why. out of
the lllalel‘l'rtl :lt lutml, 1s lunly of Phi“—
.tlillol Ut‘ got?
9“" Despi ‘
.
‘ome assertions to the contrary, the
988 filtctl for "
.i short '
notice. .e
'inese readily adapt themselves to:
llllary life, and like it as much
as'
Chinese who are citizens of this
nit-y will always right for democ-
y against militarism. China
a rebirth and is proud of it,
‘ incse ltcre desire to foster the prin-
ié‘s‘with which she came by it."
ll of which sounds like
u Americanism. Who said
:IGSB would never ‘assimilatc‘r‘
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THE PERFECT WOMAN
trout) of teachers from girls
perfect woman."
locate) quote in full, but parts
pin the benefit to them physically;
' scnsc.
g and sucess~ ' are eggs. milk and cheese. The body
lmust burn at least one
i abundance every day.
:rliZl-‘lliilfl, tilt-y ul'c tho bcst tncdit-Euc
> i
y other race as soon as they dis-’t‘cw years.
i
has,
“Mimi prcparutinn as it is to raise it in
mighty l
the chtivegua,
. years ill prison.
his in England at :1 recent con. W
on in Liverpool tried to define played the money in a north end sn- .
The definition loan and Penacnno trim to borrow
: ing consumed is an absurdity.
' Substitutes must he used with
The only substitutes for turn!
of those in
There nm a number of starch foods
which may be substlluicd for potatoes.
But where rice or macaroni is used.
morn grccn vcgctablctt than usual
must bc nddwl to thc dict to make up
for the mlnerul “suits and Vitamlncs in:
which potatoesarc rich and rice and
macaroni are lacking.
Milk at any pricc, if it bc cit-:m. is
llln clicnpcst food thcrc is, thrc‘:
their are children, one quart a day,
per child. with one cxtra quart for‘
cut-h twotldulls, should bc the basis,
of tim ration. The family which ustcs
i
that much milk in one form or other.
is going: to he a well-nourished family.
firm-n \'(‘Eft‘l{tlll(".l pro in profusion in
Xt-xt. to slccp mullI
in the world. 1
(‘ul oul Luc lilncy sultocs, the illss‘vl- :
up salad-dressing, tho timr " ~-:ulllim§
null L0 nothing 0150 on
to
lb illill'l-J'H non.
criokfil‘y‘ ll"“
...Iu than the desire of women
“show 01!."
But war or no war, don't cut down
the foods that bodies We
are going to need all the strength and
sell-control “'9
require.
can get in the next
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“war garden“
it's just
as important to save food by econom-
For then.1
should bc tl “war kilchcn."
c v c ry
like first place.
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‘CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER.
BRlliGEPOR'I‘. May 24. — Nicholn
of Waterbury. pleaded
guilty to u charge of manslaughter in
thoStlparlor Court here today, and
was sentenced to from three to seven
On April 7, Bentibegnn came here
lth $10 to depositin a bank. Hi9 dis-
some of it. Thu men went outside and
in an armament that hollowed Benu~
o‘gnnéahlot and killed enema:
. t‘fl.‘ *.
struction in the way of tho mensur
thincrforth. ovcn insisling on u roi
do not think (how months utlcr this
tin: is put on 'ifi‘h Amt-clean pmulc
will pttv nuc pcnnv morc on notice
or tcu because of it, for wc arc talc
ing it now subjcct toucxport dutics
from tltc various countries which
hnvc n kccn cotupcliiion for tho iurtz‘
cl=l lllnl‘kM in the world. and thus
cxport dutlm one: after anothnr will
he sliccd nit if wo out the tax on,
and wc will got $84,000,000 to carry
on our war."
An anwnflmcnt nflc‘rcd by Mr. Hill
to provide flint inhoriinnc‘e tttxcs to
be collected front the transfcrs oi
cstslcs should not bc collcctcd. more
than oncc in llvc years war: also rc-
,icclod. lllr. Ilill coulcntlcd it wus an.
injustice to collect nu inlicriluncc tax
ill. ”11- death of :\ fulhcr and acuin
at the death of :1 mother or other
lncmbcr of thc family within loss llllllli
*llvc. yours.
lmtucdiutclv tiller lhc passage of
tho bill Mr. Hill lcfl for his home in
Connecticut to who a cost of a week
or two. Hc has not been in Connec-
ticut since lust November bfore hp
suffcrcd ti complete physical brcak-
down. He has it ruthcr bud cold
and is cxhuusted from his labors of
tho inul. ihrcc wccks ovcr [110 row-
nun hill“
cull on n motion to rccoulmii. it
was ticfmltcd, 2-16 to 101.
A light. on bchull‘ of automobile
mnuul‘ucturcrs: wcn temporarily )‘cS
tt-rdny by Mr. llorcmus of Michigan
nus lost today. After amending in
thc comntltlcc of the whole the pum-
gmph fixing it 5 per cent. tax on
automobile munuiucturcrs, so lhu
only those earning rt. profit of $5,000
and 8 per cent. would bo uffcclctl
tltc House, by a veto of 233 to 174
:‘cvcrscd itself and the original ptu‘n
:n‘apll. grunting no cycluplions. was
:cslorcd.
The liousc voted down. it 5 lo 60
n motion to strike out the lllCi‘cllStS
in thc Louroot incomc tax surtux:
:lllll‘ntlmflnl, which it is catlmnlcd will
lw producliyc of $06,000,000 uddt-'
tionnl rcvcuuc.
An umyucccssful t-i‘i‘ori lllso was
lllfltll' to climinutt- thc committcc sec
ond class mail mutter rmc section
which would increase on ncxt Marci
l, the present tint rulc of 1 cent a.
pound to a graduated scnlu rnugin.
from 1 tit-ills :1 pound ill the first;
zottc to 6 ccltis n pound in the eighth
Two othcr m‘attiuutcd scales with fur
illl‘l‘ incrcuscs in rules would :0 inlt
cifcct on ncxl July l_ and Not" ' ...
l, ,rt-slwclively. 'I‘hc- W“: unstainitti
the contn‘i" “us 256 to 350.
v" nill‘lilll voluntarily struck frou
. bill the proposctl '5 per cent.
iii.\ on advertising. It. had been lef
in tho measure for use in case of
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MAXWELL CARS
MAKE GOOD RUNS
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a, museum and a
The Sykes Motor Stiles Company.
‘locuted on North Main street. are the
local distribulers of the Maxwell car,
and two machines were sent out by
them under the required conditions.
One machine owned by Clarence E.
Crofoot, of Crescent Terrace, covered
exactly 29 miles on one gallon of
gasolinc, and the other car owned by
Adolphus Russell, of Westport twe-
uuc. covered a stretch of 31.4 miles
before the gallon of fuel was exhaust-
ed.
Both cars left the Sykes Motor Sales
showrooms in North Main street
about 3:30 o'clock yesterday after-
noonfl‘he Croioot michine was opec
ated by Mr. Crofoot himself, and car-
ried as observers, Charles R. Baker,
of the South Norwalk Evening Sen-
tinel. Howard E. Comatock, of the
Norwalk Hour. and Harry Francis.
The machine took the Shore Road to
Westport and continued over the
Post Road to the Burroush’s Home
in Bridgeport, returned to South Nor-
walk and went down the turnpike as
N.V.0lillliltlli¥08
Expert Analysis and
market Forecast of
Submarine Boat
Emma can.
Jerome limb
in the current issue of
GEORGE GRAHAM RIGE’S
‘ Industrialallthilling Age
Emma-Maine.
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*“T‘fiw‘ ~w——-u~¢. fl»---
J .199. Radium far as the Dal-ten line before the gaeo
0mm Gmhtion 18,”. line supply of one gallon was exhaust
Sub-monument. ed. The (intact with; gave; tat
. an 0rd nary nte'of spec n
VII-U. _“.m‘,‘-".""'°'M~ led by Mr, Czofooi. exactly as he
4 “M ”f7“. drives .jl. 9:31 do: covered a dis
nguln.
REGISl‘RdTION
MACHINERY IS
SETIIN MOTION
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wnrd K. Nicholson. hcad of the magic
311111011 bureau for the fcderul con
scription in Bridgeport reviewed the
.work prescribed for June 5. to regis.
trars and assistants from all over
‘ttlrfleld county.
The following mcn have been chos-
en in sorvc in the capacity of rcgis-.
trnr in this work: First and Fourth
W:lt'tlt~~—-'l‘itottlus (‘, Unicorn, William
P. llccrs, Mttlconl F). T. Brown, Law-
rcnce l’uulino. (‘llcstcr Meekcr. Jnv
Buckley, 0. W. Gray, Edward P.
chd, t’chcmiuil Cuntlee, Howard E.
Hoyt, Edward F. Duffy, Joseph Ash.
wcii, It‘i'unk Gregory, Harry Benedict,
Shuilor B. \‘v’ulklc'y, Hurry W. Blake.
Henry W. Kermcyer, William C.
Berry, R. C. McElfislt, George R.
Brnudugc, Louis A. Pratt.
Second and Fifth Wards—Horace
J. Lewis. Louis S. Beers, Samuel S.
Vcisor. Maurice Land, William J.
illootc, Crumcr C. iicgemnu, M. H.
Nutting, '1‘. ll. Lt‘Onill‘fl Robins, Law-
rence Pull]. Philip Custclluno, Arthur
Lintlcbertz. Edward I). Randall, licslie
Vtmdorworkcl‘, (Robm‘b Hughcy, Ed-
txcrtl Ii. Gumbart. lru C. Chapman.
'ihird Ward—drying D. Robertson.
Clarence I. Finch, Richard Podzelni,
Henry C. Selzcr, Myron Osborn, Rob
on C. Millard, George E. Thompson
and Fred Greenwood.
Although Norwalk has not quite
30,000 inhabitants, the supervision of
the registration will be in the hands
of Mayor Carl Axel Harstrom, City
Clerk Stephen llokuu and the .chls-
trars of Voters. Mayor Harstrom,
Mr. Dokus and the registrars of voters
will make up what is known as the
board of registrars. The members of
this board supervise the Work of the
registrars who are actually doing
clerical work.
The man whose name! are given
above are expected to contribute their
labor free of charge. Norwalk has
not been obliged to ask the Federal
government for a penny for national
services since the outbreuk of pre-
cautionary movements and it should
not begin now.
There will be three registering
places in Nor-walk. The first will be
in the First District in the town hall,
on Wall street. in the Second Dis,
trlct the registration booths will be
in the council chamber. city hall. and
the Third District's place will be in
the firehouse.
Andeveryone between the ages of
21 and 30 years. must register. Color
mommy). citizen or otherwise.
'no Mercado. In mammoth.
Wagner cast aluminum,
$4.49
Value 35.50.
Glass Wash Boards ‘
Family size.
i
l
t) I C
Value 50c.
Household Ammonia
Large size bottle
White ennniel tin. Twenty-
iivc pound trttde bloc with gilt
letters.
55c
Electro Silicon Polish-
mt: Cream
and polishing cloth
19c
\‘uiuc 36c.
Cemetery Vases
l’ninlt-d green
7c
‘1'- \'aluc ltlc.
9c
.1," “273‘ ‘ ‘ 26$“
,..~ “.LTXQ’ \‘ ;
Special
Clearance Sal
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COATS
$10,. 15318.50
Rockwell 5: Co.
1108 Mill S'ifliiitgklbfifl’iiil'i _
4’
before June 5. People who are trav.
cling throughout the country must. do
likewise. Men between the expressed
ages must register. lithy don’t reg-
ister they are liable to imprisonment
und fine and will be conscripted. Re-
member that June 5 is the only day
for register-mg, betWeen the-hours of
'1 o’clock and 9 o'clock.
It makes no dinerencet whether a
man is in the National Guard. Fuller~
a1 Coast Defense Reserve, Home
Guard. Police Reserves or other or-
ganizations. Unless he is on active
service in the United States' Navy or
Army, he must register, and he is
liable to draft. This means that. mem-
bers of the Sixth Company must reg-
later.
MANY mm '
OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
today it was announced that moms:
United States Marshal’s oifice 0W
than 15,000 Germans had applied for:
permission to live or work in or trav-
erse "barred zones" in Manhattan
and Brooklyn. Applications for ma
passes yesterday exceeded 3.000. to
deputy marshal handed to all uppi-
cants a slip bearing the words: “Show
Your Patrifism by Pnrchuins a Lib-
erty Ban n
Many cases oi!- Gennans who ham
lost positions because of noncium-
ship have been reportéd no the su-
tthoritieu. . A Merit! of than baa
taken out first In other com‘
ing to this country, but inflected on
get llnal papm.
The, committee on mm on the
mayor’s committee “on nation; der-
iense unmet! W. tht it 13
try to get work torso“: than:
out of Work becausc aim mum—
ablllty. Positions mime suburbs will
be i. 2 ’tb bu hi! to m
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