’ ' " trauma: 1111;11:11th rouonnow'jmncaung beverages, ’ including we» '
‘ UT To .key. beer and light winestl on an—
“9 ~:gl{r $3111) fi‘bur’flfl ‘W I! the “ll!“ Theatre gar, tea, coffee and cocoa. probably
-— ther Fe t re
1 3%; l3, The Palac:Thealre‘1:m:"°w 03°” has under consideration the addition
4mm tron. first m" the Paramount presentation of the div, of a few new taxes, amoug them those
‘ respect to the? acciden 111i tinguishe star Pauline Frederick in on p‘e‘mjeum products. including gas-
, 3 Saturday afternoon , 9 leading role or Sapho. Here is a.‘ oline «
',Ahera an employe a! thelfilm story that has been 9133“ “Pd The corporation tax probably will
' . n Arms and Ammunition replayed, yet this is an entirely new be increased from 4 per cent, as pro-
5'. WIS almost' “351311.!” killed. production and conceded to be betterevided in the House bill to 6 per cent
filing???“agngfigmfitemgi' 1 than 33°59 which have been previouslyl This increase is calculated to bring
side-swiped a small machine, ”91985“- Theda Bara starred origin- in about $170 000 000 of the $300. 000.- .
urned it bottom'slde up on the j ally in “Sapho” which was first shown1 000 to be added to the bill Tentative
rd green. Then it shot thronghfin this city at Music Hall The °°m'1plans do not call for any increase of
town at such a rate at speed ments and cr1tlc15ms 0! the first pre'ithe normal income tax on individuals
the marke1s were not dim" semation have guided the producersl
:ddriv ,9, of this car, who Would in making the Patamount presentation: FARRELL’s NEW POWER BOAT.
held on a charge of manslaughtr‘l with the iesult that all previous mlS-E
caught, has Ml been apptHehended takes have been tuined to good ef
- “i b! elieved howevex that 1:1"? car fects Pauline Frederick of all Para-5‘
heelfieZn; 01:23:11;er 125311113 mount stars is the one to play "Sa-
M Cos Cob inn in Wheeler‘s Buick 0110" and ”19 intern-elation which she, ceited at his summer home Hickory
about Their machine was trav-el gites 111p role is complete The pic- Bl ff, the very handsome pow e1 boat
7 at 3 rate 0‘ 31’0“ 30 miles an; ture uill appear at the Palace tomor- u d 'l“
' 3' 1'1; t tin w hich he has recently purchase 1e
' when the big how 0 in now only and there will be other fea- h 11
, drew alongsule a short distanc tl actions On 'Fridav the head-11mm is 55 feet long, with black 11
t of Darien and attempted to pass ture a 1 and mahogany trimmings, and has a
,Wheeler. who was driving, turned hm) feature will be 'The. Golden Lot 0 rd of “.14 knots per hour. This boat
no the extreme right of the toad,.1l-; us" 1nd on Salutda) «“11“ True 1e 0 .
' l 1 in '11 ill be one of the fastest in the hat-
ing the stranger ampe roon Love Dawns." ‘ . . .
10"! 10 pass Notwithstanding ”391 bar, and Mr. I-ai'rell W111 use 1t in com-
.way, the powerful auto cr%\\}lqd,j muting to New Y01k He intends to
lceman further an in _
fie ita‘fhgil lit and finally smashed .51“ to New Rohcelle, which his cap ‘
fler o g tat n aiuitises he can make in about an‘
hour, and from there will take the’
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James A. Farrell, president of the
st. S. Steel corporation and brother of
William H. Farrell of this city, has re-
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SCHOONER DAMAGED BY SUB-
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lwill be imposed. The committee also ‘
MARINE.
hid the front end of his machine. 5:- NEW LONDON Aug L—Three-
Wheelers cat I?“ the roaduav an lmasted schoonei Charlotte \\. Miller. . . .
gamed over on “5 “19 Both 0““ which “as struck and damaged 1,, train into New York. The boat )5
nts were thr'oun “Par M h . beautifully equipped, and bears the
"Meanwhile the New Yotk auto in 1Unitrd States Submarine D2 ncai “Pronto” ‘The “Pronto’ was re-
eased its speed and disappeared. Bartlett’s Reef, Tuesday, was toned 1 ‘
w a only clue obtained was the first touard this harbor hr :1 g0\61.nnle..tteiv'ed Saturday afternoon and anchor-
three numerals of th license N tug and is now 0“. Black Ledge ., ed at the Norwalk Yacht] club, after a
:e to see. , .
”B, WhiCh “he“?! mam d 11 short distance fiom Ocean Beach The trip liom (ilwttIlV‘iCll, L. 1., which “as
fie was unable to (llSllllglmh * e, 1 made in the fast time of, four hours.
make of the car. {schooner is evidently full of watcr for-
Road Hogs on Increase. wand for her how is nearly submerg 1
Each dav autolsts 81'? compl‘rllll‘na, “,1 All SRllS ale SCI. Captain \IC LAST DAY FOR PAYING
that. the scrolled road hogs whofielLean stated esterda that the sub- ‘ CORPORAT‘ON INCOME TAX,
101% 0519“ 5'39le to be ‘0 keep the y y Persons liable for the corporation
' h l‘fb)‘ 'eopatdiz- marine came up under his boat knoch- _ g ‘
mater 0f the road, t e 3 int'mneiag; are reminded that today is
m the lives of others are becoming! ing a hole in her bottom. It is 11nde1-.
“more numerous stood that the U-boat received some ”1“ 1““ day {or "he payment 0‘ ”1?
Many diivers maintain lb?“ ”105,.“ m injuries. \'0 report of the acci tux. Many reallzmg that the day was!
‘fitaie highW ays are no ”“591 safe N a at hand rent in their checks yesterday?
a d 3.59” dent has been made at the local cus- . . ., __ ’ . _ 1 ‘
“fixfesogtfietth‘ingcgngtug: dorl‘e lo stop'tom house. The captain and new 01 ‘mlzwuld‘ a" the Id.“ commissiontr s
lu'ete brought here .office .n person, to pay the tax.
Heavy chhrges for interest are made.
RAISING MORE WAR TAXES }"?'”,'"“‘ those who fail to pay up by
l WASHINGTON Aug 1—1tork 0! today. Not only are. they chaiget‘l 5
raising the Wat Tax bill to bring its p" cent on ”‘9' amount unpa1d b‘“ in
total up from $1, 67 OHOOO _ ,0 approx addition to this, they must pay three
‘ __.._.._..———-—————-——— quarters of one per cent on the in-
K imatelv $2. 000, 000 .00 “its continued
Spgfzxglzog‘eathOMAOZANl' ——T\\o today in mp senate Finance commit ‘cnme for each month from the time
W ked men “yesterday held up the mg” with indications that the biunt of ”‘9 tax ‘3 paid
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coor‘rou cRop common. 1
WASHINGTON Aug. 1.——Cotton con-
iilon 703 Production 11 .949, 000 00
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_.' the increase uould be borne by cor- This t“ 399"“ lo mercantile RM
maahier 0f the First National It“); oe1l11(1~.atlor1s and individuals with in-, manufactuiing cox partitions null when
Medical Lake 16 miles wesmo differ. comes (,1 320.000 and more. Iit is all collected ought to reach a to-
fu“: 6.2303261“; 03% 1:35:3ng to i In addition, increased levies on ln-‘ml of 8.200.000.
Op "8 1 ' .
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7' ~0ur20% Discountsale
ON SUMMER FOOTWEAR
THIS SALE INCLUDES
Men’s---Tau, Black and White“
(Fibre or Leather Soles)
‘Women’s---White Canvas, Kid and Nubuck
Shoes, also White and Black Pumps and
Oxfords.
Misses’ and Children’s---White and
Black Pumps and Oxfords. ' 1 .
his sale enables you to buy at a great saving that extra pair
you will need to title over until fall.
$5. 00 Value Now $4.00
,5. 50 4.40
6.00 4.80 p ;
6.50 5.20
. 7.00 5.60
‘ 8.00 r-“ 6.40
Oxfords ’
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2.40 .
2:80 .
3.20
8.80
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Scrv1ce Flag:
a badge of hanor
Where you see a Service
Flag floating, somebody has
gone from that home to
help fight the Nation’ 5 bat-
tes.
’Tis a flag to be floated
- with pride; a badge of high
, honor.
Upon its white center is
a bonny blue star for each
man of the household who
has gone to the service.
bright red of the banner of
Around that {cuter is the
the free.
How finely and proudly it glows in the sunshine,
smirking the home of one who was ready to do his
uty
‘1'
. Made to order here; of fast-color cotton bunting——
$2. - ‘
If more than one star is to be sewed upon the cen-
ter, a charge of 25 cents' is made for each additional one.
unlrd floor.
Over the Top
by cine who went---A. G. Empey
Here is .1 book to be read with deep interest by cv-
erybody who has a boy on the way to the Front or likely to
be called for service.
It’s the story of a man who went through it all; an
American who served with the British toxccs went into the ‘
trenches, went “over the top” and finally was sent home
wounded.
But his woxk was not stopped He has been busily
recruiting here at home ever since—and his one deepest
regret is that he is not able to go back to the front.
Read the book. It will give you a new Outlook on the
daily routine of war—and a glimpse into the hearts of the
men wo would rather be “out there” fighting than resting
at home. $1.50.
Main 110 or. rear.
' ' ,Victrola is
worth more with
Sealed records
”We had my Victrola a longtime butluever enjoyed
it so much as since l’vc been playing Howland sealed rec-
10rds upon it.
' - “They seem to have a smoothness and power that i
never knew before. 'lltey are never harsh. i don’t find
,bad spots in them.
“i used to think i had to have a dozen records sent
home' 1n order to pick the three or four I might want. it was
enjoyable to choose from all those and i always kept at
least one.
l “But, do you know, l never once thought that a lot
of other people were doing the same as l was and that we
‘were all getting records that had been played several times.
‘ “Now f’ltear records played, pick those 1 want, and l
have better records that I once supposed were made. ”
There you have the value of the Howland Sealed Recs
0d briefly.
? it’s never been played before so it can’t be other than
satisfactory , .
We never sell a demonstrating record. Every Sealed
Record has been rigidly inspected and iS guaranteed perfect.
it istallso guaranteed never to have been touched by needle
or s y us.
But its Price is the price of ordinary records!
A lot 0 recently-issued tuneful and entertaining ones
READY NOW!
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What joyin
a SWIm! '-
Coolness and enjoyment
and invigoration; how fine!
Fairfield and Lordship and
Seaside, they all beckon.
And here are swimming-
.suits to make the plunge
doubly a delight. ;
Knitted fabric, fit without
an ounce of superfluous
weight, no bunchiness to hin-
der, not a thing to impede the
graceful glide through the
cooling water!
Brilliant colors and rich
contrasts.
Purple and copcnhagen and a cerisc are finished wilh‘
stripes of yellow and green. Black has smart design in
blue or green or orange.
Most- satisfactory of all aut tere” fighting than resting
$5 and 83. 50 and $3. .
Cute swimming suite for little children too. "'7‘
Blue and gray and other pretty colors, all mone piece,
some with white trimming—sizes 22 24 26 and 28—$2
, Second floor. _. .
Women swimmers
need these
A balhiug- girdle that is entirely elastic fits snugly and
smoothly and is far better than corset. ’Tis good for ten-
nis and for dancing wear too; affords freedom with neces-
sary support. Pink or white—$1.50 to $3. 50.
Bathing caps of pure rubber, some in unique color cfr
fccts, some trimmed——25c to $150.
Bathing garters, elastic belt with 4 straps—white—SSC.
Pad hose supporters for bathers, 4 straps, colors too—1
25c.
Bathing bags with draw string, black and navy—25d
: 35c and 50c.
Folding bathing bags with strap handle—75c and 85c. '.
Fancy elastic for making sock garters, pretty colors—4
19c to 2.5c
Left aisle, from...
l‘ luDo up“ 12
. cans weekly
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If every houséwife preserves 12 cans of vegetables oi
fruit each week from now till the end of the season, she
will have a bountiful supply for use all through the coming
Winter. ~
More than 1111,51; will have saved what is usually
wasth or eaten in excess of real needs—and have saved
just that much food for our Sammies. . ,
if you preserve berries now, you’ll have to stew fewetl’
prunes next Winter. Laugh at prunes, if you wish—but
'the Sammies will be eager to get them bye-and-bye. 11.4
fl‘be beans and beets and other vegetables canned novd
will send just so much more dried vegetables to be cookedifl
the camp kettles later on.
Let every home “do up" its share. .
“ The store can he] . It has ready any “number :of biota
silsthatmakepr ,ng my.
DRY GOODS
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