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“ALLIES” AND “ENEM|ES"
Eu] ,4] 1,1444 id4- nourishment that will goETAx LEVY TO BE CUTE
144' to eliminate the desire for MC" DO‘VV BY SENATF 1
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out biggest in"
and will also iiclp to increase the
Columbia l'iii1 "s4 14,4
. §\\l,i'l_(pyk' earnin‘: capacity. tt‘ontinucd Front 1" e e
stitution of hi; 1444 1421444141,; has liet'n' Q”, 1. l 44,2 On )
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suing a 54414: (411'11 Pttpeis tlt' E ROYAL URG R E
' _ . B LA 8 it is. deemed certain '11 iea't 1h;
voted to e11i121414'444412 414. American: E4“. '1'="r4'g'4t4' tax burden wmbn'm 1:31
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people 041 unlit-art matters, The lat» A legal indictment drawn up 141' 41,1111'4'4'4..~4~4l and that the t-oiiiniitteo will.
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, - , .. . not t'tili>ltit'l' adding the extra estt~ I
issue instinct its 111 tl14 )l‘tl 41'1" l'i'eiich ('1117111 named l iciei Al't'll t- . .- ‘
est ~ '1 l 1 1 l .111' 4.101 4. 4 $44.1,tioo,ooo recently sub-
terminolosy to 11st in 1't--11-1'ii41,1r to Iln 111111: lit ht- ie2.11'ded as a pi'actital jtikeiiiiittt-d h,\ 1h| ti'tl' sur) department.
'Slioi't teitn bonds to rain tare of the
various bt‘lliut‘l't'lil llLllimlrt, 441 ”it txpt 11st oi the llohenzolleriiE
, . . 1,141llions by which the total lt'.,\ tor
“Do not Zlht‘ lllt' 44444241., 1144- .tlli4 e'it :44144 i\, it 11 were not for the ll‘lll'ilElllt‘ i’t'tu' lll‘ububli “ill be TliiilCt‘d up
the ‘ltntettte powt is] 4 14- 541,4 ‘0111' and :1'l‘l()'.l~'llP~.~‘ that 4441444 to 1:11 lack E WHEVH‘EE." 1" S"E‘“"“”¥ ““0““-
. . 4 . . ’4 _ 4 t hatrtn'an Simmons announced after
tallies, our 24.11.4442 :1111'» 1"1' mini 11. . E,\‘4:14~i'd;4,\".~' nit-4111441,; 114441 the 44444444414-
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'We’ whenever litl>>iili1 Write and; .\l Arente brings formal charm“: ofEW‘ “ENE itgl‘t'ed to the following
ll’ 1 . o l l l '1 'll 0 , , Et'lianues in the license measure:
.i its .lt \dlltm, up "E illl. .Il,\ (ill 1!] 2,21 1 abflinsl tt' llllllit it) bli‘ilil 011i ”M, atitillltnl‘di l‘i‘ildC-
taking larflcrmrm otiic'vix who occupied 14' .~ cha :IEIH income tax 014 incomes earned in
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in allud- teau 111 Dictnibei, 1914 lie To strike out all provisions {0] m
Germany is out en the Kaiser' s second son, Prince Eitcl c-r4 used second class mail rates tinderE
the zone systtni. and substitute a low
tli:1'('1 tax (probably about" per cent)
4414 all advertising, including that in
newspapers and liliingZiiii‘o’ and of bill
_ _ Eb“ ai'ds, posters and 441441 cars; and.
In addition, “9 indicts ’lo substitute for the ”tilist't t'XCt‘ri
piolits tax on profits over ti per cent
Eoi‘ lilV'tHltd capital, an excess profit:
follow the sit"11\<tl1)n9. curried furniture 111044“ him“ lustcud on awmgp momst
It stick a in the 114444.44 .4 little w’hen plaintiff of his new headqu'iite my herc'EEor a period at yeais, not more than.
ve. E
Elimination (ii the rctroclhe tax on E,
1916 incomes, Senator Simmons esti-
l5iiated alone would result in reduction; I
‘npeak of our
51: Quentin,‘ ‘oui'
were'
1118 to Germany.
.‘ emu
Maybe this is good adtice, and may- Ecoliitnaiidiii" the. ninth Germ-.111 CW,
be it isn t. pill' .i"ill?,
gonad point of View.
1}! that the public i 411 4411111: ready to 4114. Grand liuke of “pcmflmmz, who
belonging to
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allies
Speak of ‘the ent'iny' indictsl
414114-4lc1 ttli loitelher with the genti'al'
it all depends on tlte pcr- Eon the charge of wholesale
0111' impression E of his. property.
the average Aiiitiitan llit‘. to SDPRkEpa 'l of it has since been identif-cd by
of “our allies." Tln'rt' is still 11 “id? the owner
'1"'2" tvo alE .
proud piej 141444 45441424 111, i no 11441-41 are twu counts in tht indict-i EuE Em, llonsc hill 4 tax levy b) .'
alliance with rot-clan powers. And mrnt—the first against the knovnpcr SWHUU 01111 ;
\‘euspnpern and magazines have]
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9Xil‘1543s0i15‘SIIPCiUCd. and the second against
E E - o l‘n'nial alliance . .
in fact, 11 t ‘ l\'igot"onsl,\ fought liit' proposed who i
I ’I‘hél'e i8 it virtual alliance who 81010 (ysttni iiici'east‘~. declaring they
“silverplnte from 11,, chateau anti nouldbe ruinous to litany publica-
with 1113' unknown German officers
'oil‘ssé’i‘iéi‘lxnfififinE
all
E cnte nation's, but it is merely
EM 4 tions The loss of revenue by elimi-
practlcal arrangement to fuellitnte.Ehrok0 into the safe of the 10cm Dill‘iK Emm of the 5mm“ will be partly. H
11:45“ carrying on of the war The Brit- The doc umenl has been prepared in not wholly recouped, the committee,
believes, by the proposed- " pet centi
fish and French envoys recently in ml"‘Ehnrinony with the plea of a French!lax on all advertising. .
The. excess profits tax principle
country \\ ('11- careful to disclaim any statesman that the only way of brinr- l
Endopted yesterday, the comniitteonten
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intention of timing :4 dt-iinto alliance Eing home to the Germans the illegal-E say would mm”). relieve this F91!”
of their misdeeds tax burdens upon business interests
Egonerally. proved a more equitable.
and "0mm” ibasls of taxation. and also increase byE
regular many millions the net i've enuei teturns.
ESoine corporations hatt- complaiiu'h
4tlta1 not. until lost your or this hvea
Eol’fendci's. they made. normal profits. While not
, 4 ttlnally derided, tiic Committee appoi-
Th’ process is said ’0 be cut ralyEently favors returning the House rate;
It is it necognized principleEor it; per cent on excess profits overt
earnings of 8 per cent, but with invert E
-.4 ed capital abandoned its the basis oi.
3‘" ”M“ ‘5 1“ “‘35 count!) CUDVIY‘K ii 1103"“? country “3"“ no taxation calculation and the petiod of
y'eais average substituted. E
We may speak of “our allies" with i 11y and shame
"it any great stretch of propriety oi Eamtinst noncombainnts
goth, but most JUllGliCdliS setm toihamm property is to enter
”5191' calling ”1““ ”0‘" "loud-“i “1 'acts of indictment against individual
or associates in the war.”
As for referring to Germany asl
f‘the enemy," we're hardly ready for r4 gular
"It“. either. I” ”'11“ t00hnECally i1“liEof international in“ that troops 00 E
actually
very little 141444444654 against the Ger
,man people, and it seems forced and
unreal to call them “enemies" rather
E hventually
Consideration is being: given a tax
upon p'tt'cel post packages, ulnallcil
the residents the individuals 111111 that upon express shipments A;
it may 1" id parcel post tax, senators any, woulcE
composing Eh“ invat an; army “0“ be considered a freight rather than “4
In deciding to strike ottt
tthe second class postage zone 1.4- E
l4r4-24se the committee believed that!
this is mote a matter of ponllll admin-1
'more right to take without conipensa- E
tion personal property belonging to
titan
, un"Germans.‘
mute li'ipplngly from the tongue, bttt
.2411 used toE
.4avt iii time of peace. Elitistal tax
The looting: of the German troops in
.El‘ more and Belgium t‘OllSlillllOH one
i
e'need'a little timt- to
lslllllitm than of taxation. E
l Some articles pttt on the free list byE
The". '30- '- the House, it is expected. will be moot-E
that “.m tend 4,, make m bump “7E, predations may eventually be paid for taxable by the 'Senate committee and
iothei's now subject to the extra 10 per
9i- cent customs levy made free of duty.
F01 the Dr?“ 111 111111111111 “11.1 4:41 of 41441 most shameful (humor: 14. the
out of 0111' way to do or say anythiu" 'l’i'ussinn record of infinity.
IE Wilgill” tillh \V‘: II' ll 011 ill SUTTON: b) ”“4 German BEDDD‘. in [he “a“, "
4 g} tleinent. In 1114 meantime. any men
the invaders
than in anger. The committee
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SMALL INCOMES AND LIQUOR
sure tending to make
and their [elio\V-c01iiitt‘_V‘lueii realize‘levy of the bill. None of the commit- "
ere'stin', sitltli ht on the re-‘ . . . . teenien it was slated, has 111' ed lat
nint g p Eiiil‘ iniquity of their behavior is a , > 1; SE
at cam at 11 £01 national pi'ohihi- r ”0‘5 E°“- The stiiators “P“
g, E ‘ D g E ‘ Ewoi'lliy contribution to war literature. 'qnotcd as geneially farming a reduc. i
unis given by 'a report of the NewE ___________‘._ tion on 4m. them) that 411,. House 104.45.
rk health department 1'2c arding thoE is 111114 it too huge in be reasonably
borne this year by business interests l
he of alcohol by the \torkin,2 clots. ECYP‘ TREASURER
The committee sentiment geneitilly isE
air 4 (UV'L‘lillg '110 families 01'. in fz'ttot of buying the present geneia E
. no 3 , ’,, . E FIGURES TAX RATES tion largely bear the cost of the war1
rage workinginen retealed th“: btii against imposing unnecessary bur-
M’—
. , " dens the first year. Short term bonds,E
(Continued Prom ”be One) running from one to live or possiblyE
‘ ten years, thus “spreading out" theE
The total estimated requirements war burden m er that term are being
, . of the Second Taxing District will considered
. 1'2 to 10 pm “m 0’ ”Mi “.1 be $29,.‘31'3 50, less estimattd income Completion of the Senate comniitvE
es. The inquiry also developed of $5552.41, leaving $23 6611,06 to beEtec's re drafting work within a w‘eek
v. . . ‘l by taxation. A 1110 1nd five 01. possibly ten (lfl‘S to be foerwed by‘
c' t fact but the less the Erik“ . ‘ , . ~ '. . .
signifi an E . . . eighlhs mill tax on the. grand “list immediate consuiei'aiion of the bill in
me, the; renter proportion of it is of 99.077206 will realize $23,827.66. the Senate was the prediction last
in the Third Taxing District the night of Chairman Simmons.
needs amount to $10,170 .5 and a four
mill tax on the gland list of $2,549.98!) “TANTS QUARANTINE
LIFTED IN NORWALK
will ittise. $10,199. 87
(Continued iron. first page.)
that all but 77 of them consumeE
ieir expenditure ioi liquor runsE
for drink.
Enilies getting $91 to $100 a month
tried :2 to $10 a month spent for!
0f 87 families with incomes!
lit the Fourth Taxing District the
total requirements are $171,159.50.
less. estimated net. income of $400,
leaving $173,759.50 to be raised, by
taxation. A nine anti one-sixteenth
mill tax on the grand list of $19,192,-11N'ii1m
1514 would make. $173,759.37. Al meson! them are thiamine,
in the 1414f”, Taxing District lhp to- cities and towns in the state under"
tal estimated requirements amount to quarantine and lifting ”19 quarantine
$438,905.04, less estimated income of will affect all Of these except New Mil"
5.53.150, This Would make the 40434 ford. which was ordered quarantined
amount to be raised by taxation only’ ”1“"? weeks ago as a 1'93“" Of an
44334475594, A fifteen and 0449mm“, invasion of dogs with rabies. In. Nor.
er mill tax on the grand list of $24.- walk, according to the report or the
970,322 would bring $380,805.03. dog Widen. 200 dogs were killed dur'
The total tax rate as figured for the ing the epidemic and approximately
First District by- Edward Bodwell 105 dogs with rubies were discovered.
would be 27 7-16 mills, as against the It is not'known how many dogs in the
”m. the present your of’22 8-10ths.‘ state were killed as a result of the epi-
Tfie total tax rate for the' Second demlc, but it is thought that the num- ,
District 433de 3:01...“ 26 15.16. as her Will reach 500. The epidemic is E
against the pretrent fate 01' 21'5-10‘tb, thought t° have died, as “0 reports
The 40431 rate the Third District have been received in the mice of the
naked for in 2,8 45-1 commissioner on domestic animals
23 3.4 we present 33;" a“ “8m?" oihcéthose from New Milford three
An elicit wEii be made,- to k“ the weeks ago. .
more than one‘foui'th of their
e for whiskev or beer.
Men and wot.
are have an abnormal craving
alcohol momentarily satisfies.
filig'EWay about, it. The thing to do
or drink, but to buy food.
. 1' cent. of a family income
inbuilt will buy an extra bot
' yesterday debated
anti hopes to vote today on the general
;t]ll(’SilCIl of reducing the aggregate tax
ANNIVERSARY SALE
T O M O R R 0 W
A Long to Be Remembered Reduction Day. A Rousing Wide-
Awake Bargain Feature Sale. No High Prices Here. Buy Now
and Save.
Sale of Dresses
Handsome Sample Colored Silk Dresses,.
Choice oi Twenty Diliereni Styles; also
While in Crepe Meteor and Crepe-de-Chiite
Tomorrow$ 1 0
Worth Up to $25
Extraordinary reductions.
quoted for
of “it“? pique and flailittl'tiillt‘.
New .\lot‘4'l~' of Botany wool sel‘
Saturday .............
Women’s Wash Skirts
Saturday .............
Women’s Tailored Suits $14.98
suits ol this character.
Women’s Dresses
This price is itl\\t>l wt hate etei
lt'. Regular $111.00,
..................... $6.98
Regular $l 541‘),
A,
..................... 351.00
1.000 Yards Splash Voilcs
.and Crepes.
.. ........... 18c
Value 29c . ‘
Crepe Voiles
to in(‘l’i95~\\‘_l(it‘ tine ouality, neat do
.'. ‘4'4’1idt‘59t: yard.
29c
ngi.
Chiffon Voile
4.3 inches supt't'iitie quality, value 75c.
Yard .34ic
50-Picce Loni: Cloth
Made of line sot‘t southern cotton.
Piece ..... . .. ....... $1.49
Hulk 52. (i0.
100 Dozen Turkish Towels
Value 254:.
. . ....... .19c
Each
Hemmcd Table Napkins
Sci'i‘ieablo foi'aet'ci'ydny use. Table
napkins of a itici'cerlzed cotton yarn
allrnctlvo designs. Worth $2.00
Dozen .............$1.49
Table Damask
60 inches wide. full bleached,
ly prlct'tl. Worth 390.
Yard ...... .
Hemmcd Crochet. Bed
Spreads
Fine quality extra l1ea1'y..\lar41eilles
designs, double bed size. \\ orth 1.49
$1.19
special~
25¢
Imported Dress Linens
lletitttit'nl assortment of colors. for
dresses. 'l‘here‘s nothing cooler for
summer wear than linen.
Special ...... . ...... 69c yd.
Black Cloth
ideal for summer
\‘alne {the
shirts and suits.
18c yard
Anderson Dress
Ginghams
3'.) inches wide,
Value 184'.
Yard ......... . ........ 11c
Skirting Prints
Neu patterns, part colors. Value 10c
Yard ............... 7 1- 2c
plaids anti stripes,
HOUSE REPLENISHING TIME
Come to headquarters. Buy in
cut price—third floor.
Old Dutch Cleanser
Nantha Washingr Powder
12- Quart Galvanized Iron Water Pail ,
Value the
No. 8 Tea Kettles
Wagner Cart Aluminum.
No. 8 Steel Gray Enamel Tea Kettles
Vaiuet
Glass Wash Boards
Family size. Value 50c.
Household Ammoni
Large size bottle lRegular 10c.
E Two Qualrt Size Colonial Glass Pitcher
Regul urll
Lawn Mowers
‘1 14 inch‘siio. wheels, 8, inch. sire 12inch
Summer Display of
MILLINERY
White, hemp, niilan, panainas anti legltorn bats iii the newest
and bilidl‘it‘si styles.
Trimmed and Tailored Hats
$1.50 to $7.50
Former Price $2.98 to $10.00
Sport Silk Skirts
Fine 4441:1111) and beautiful stripe. effects, all desirable
valu- $131111
colors.
$3.98
Women’s Khaki Skirts. Military Style I
For Outing .’ ...... . .............. .. . . .$2.98
Crepe dc Chene Blouses
in smart models. daintiesl of lace,
tucking, mostly flesh and white.
enibroidut'ies and
$2.98
finest
Women’s Coats
100 coats bought at a great concession
Velour and Bm'rell cloth all the lat-
esi colors, ”sport and dressy models
Values up to $15 $7.95
Sweaters
A complete showing of Women‘s and misses‘ w,ool silk and
silk tibi'e SWWeiilers in all the popular colors anti attractive
models at nttractiie prices
Children’s Dresses Children’s Muslin
Regular $1.50 children‘s Drawers
dresses ot colored ging- Regular 594-, of good quality
ltanis, pretty models, sizes muslin.
37c
Envelope Chemise
Neatly trimmed, with lace.
and embroidery, excellent
value.
2 to .14 years.
Special ..... .. . . .79c
Children’s Dresses
Regular 590, in stripes and
check gingliains
Value $54.50.
Special .......... 39c
our Economy Basement ”and
70 can
Three for 12c
29c
$4.49
79c
37c
29c
Silk and Wool Poplin
111 inches wide, pure dye, all colors.
Worth $1.75.
Tomorrow $1.39 yard
Mercerized Poplin
Full yard wide, fast colors. Worth 5044
Yard......... .. ...... 394:
Sport Suitinirs
Yard wide. W01: 1 394: yard.
Tomorrow ..... .. ...... 19c
Yard Wide Serge
Iiali' wool, all good colors.
59c yard.
Tomorrow ..... .
Striped Silks
Yard wide. Worth $1.159.
Tomorrow ...... $1.29 yard
Cheap at
.36c yard
Printed Voilos
Yard wide. Worth 294'.
Tomorrow .. . . . . .19c yard
. Women’s Silk Lisle Hose
Made with tcinforeed heels, donblo
soles and garter tops, will givo
Siil'lltilti service. in brown and
may. Regular 351:. 4
Pair....... ......... ..26c
Onyx Silk HOSlel'Y
Oi' '.t-1',\' beautiful quality and lustre
€41 thd season's fashionable shades.
t‘iay. rose. silver. brown, Russian
call. bloc, black and white. Spe-
cially priced.
Pair ......... . ..... 4. $1.35
Men’s Hose
\".'4ltie-,2ivinr.' socks for men at low
price. Tan and black.
Pair ............... 12 l-2c
Shaneiy Brassieres
embroidery ttim-
39c
l'et'y
med.
dtiniy stylts,
Reg ulnt' Stic.
Women’s Knit Union
Suits
Regular 6311', low neck, sleeveless,
knee length and lace trimmed.
Women’s Knit Underwear
Vests and Pants
Luce trimmed vest.
sleeves. all sizes.
with .or without
Regular 390.
' 59c .
Coolmor Wind-Stile Porch Shades
OOLMOR.
7C "‘“" WIND-SAFE
4—. PORCH SHADES
beautiful. Effective; 1:444:ch ,
. Don'it'll'iup'rin the Wind
29c
Are the best shades made for
the following reasons:
Shades make
com ion :1-
Coolinoi' Porch
‘your ,porch cool and
bio.
Coolmor Porch Shades give
you extreme seclusion,
Coolmor Porch Shades “per-
mit you to see out but outsiders
cttnnor see in."
, Coohnoi' Porch "Shades make
a sleeping porch of an ordinary
porch at a very slight expense.
7 feet 6 in.
$2.50
6 feet wide by 7 feet 6 in.
drop.
$3.65
8 [eat wide by 7 feet it in.
drop
'4 feet wide by
drop.
55c .
mm
wa:¢.'::r; ‘
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