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‘bread sold to the people of Great Brit
ain and France not the familiar
white bread of America, made from

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‘the best quality of all-wheat flour. if

i A. L. GOLDEN. PTOPS- iis a special, standardized “war bread"

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. “TABLEHED BY is said to be thoroughly palatable, and 1811'? board frail); Washington. The! ;} {2123:5222 'igcgfififiuflfgfig :1
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JAMES GOLDEN ’ 3. not ll‘ilbl‘ltll‘ in nutriinent to our 0WD dividials‘lniist fafifigdgégerlhfioh‘xp L. I’auloiim'it‘h. ‘35 Clinton ‘de’m 1‘
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“ bread. President in the following terms: ”1’ 8.3““: Geotb_.‘.ov.n 1 ‘
Alias”: 15:331.." ...... ....W. .. W ...-.... ...... frégorgeecigggwggag, helm (initial?533223.13553109133912}iiiZZZ 1.

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MNAG F08: allowance is madc for the use of cheap- trict boards to the l’i-asident. There: M‘ Saundes, 53 Ohm”, avenue” 1

TOMORROW i
.. tide 10:55 a. m.; 11:08 p. in.

TM 5:35; sets 5:59.

9'" ingredients and coarser mniing, de-
mands explanation. It is plain that

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.l-llu British and it‘rrncli are really set.
M
e Associated Pressl
' - . n ' - - z “'9 y
Assoctated I’lE‘t-S is ciclus .
to the use for republication
’ews credited to it or not ~ethol-
credited in this paper and also|
l newt-3 published heroin. 'tialiy lowered in America isn‘t. con

tingr about twice as much for their

money 3.5 \W} are.
The argument of‘our big millers and

bakers that the price can't be substan- ‘t

7~4-""""' vlncing. Perhaps when the bread in-

 

‘o sailfish. TELE-
PHONE CALLS

rial Booms—92.

:7». Office—93.

alk Branch Office—1383.
’a Residence—2182.

' Editor's Residence—11492.4

.. 'h 655 Manager ’5 Resrdence——

113.12.

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dustry isllioroualily regulated by the
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log produ’ction and distribution more i
efficient and eliminating big profits,

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a “"3““5 “me triaus another licking. The thoroagh-
‘lth its “0009" Vii'ilm'i' llOSrS of the licking served
:uthoritles have, been aching ““9" the ; size, the interesting fact that Cadorna
'lenltimatc traffic in habit-formmg [ is the only commander-in-cbiel’ in any
s. As a result of their raids target important belligerent. country who has
timbers of dispensers 0‘ 1110“)“th he'irotaincd his command since the be-
in and 00331119 1‘3"“ "“0“ “MW" into ginning of the war.

“Stody, and many Shi‘d)’ “WW” .3110, This leador, almost unknown outside
r‘uggisis have ”9““ scared ”‘1‘ 0f me‘his own country three years ago,

, effectiveness of the Pru‘stands today as one of the greatest
1111353, The , l

w YOI‘K is having

The it‘llPTiii to empha—

 

de has beenincroasod by the efforts; figures of the epocliul conflict. up
0' ca 10 enforce me has more constructivo achievement to
his credit‘than tiny other allied com-

iwander. He started with it carefully
gym has had some sta .prcpared plan of campaign and has
"With the curtailment of the traffic! pursued itstcadlly, persistently, relent.
(“lat numbers of drug tldl‘m‘g' l“‘I‘n‘mle.ssily, without the slightest deviation.
0 lo) obtain their accustomod “llOl‘o, Helms done it modestly, too, Mili-

' ' ‘ ‘ he
“have swarmed into the offices of t Hairy man in genera‘ an, um um“ m“
I tor. marshal and 1-"oso-

+0! the local authoriti
9 drug regulation law.

All this is very good. But.

rtiing results.

the re-

cn to loquacltv: but of all the his: war
L'encrals, except possibly the deposed
Grand Duke Nicholas. Cadorna is the
most. silent. ll’c never forgiells a Vic-l
Iiis'
reports never exaggerate; they rather"
understate. ‘

The announcement of hisbirthday
revealed the. fact that. 't‘ndornn 70
lie doesn't look like a sep-
luagcnnrian. And certainly he doesn't
fight as we might. expect a scptuagen-
hm it “m' SUD..urlan to fight. Maybe, though, we've
in i been all wrong about age incapacitat-
ing men or great achievement. This

revenue collec
tor, pleading for roll“. .
The officials face a perplexing dilcm-
In The victims must either have.
r h drug. or they must. have the
' 7g for it remowd. Thc than

t legalW‘l’e provided, and thert‘
L federal anti-liar-

 

iory, and never brags about. our.

 

is a provision in the
distill law for taking care
111me

The state law, too,
remedial treatment.
dd artment' is doini.r w ‘ ‘
yin: treatmont to many putitnts fl
ficlty hospitals and othcr mummy»?
lubtltutions. But it is unable to C(‘ipUWar has pretty “-911 pm the Ogler
m5 the situation, Experts SM? “d illicoi‘y Out of business. -]i any youth.
» are 200,000 drug addicts in theiful Alexander or Napalm“ IS to 8p;
rODOiis. ' incur, it. probably rests with flmorlca
The .eVii is “at ito furnish him. There is non? yet in
7‘ nor to the large. citivs in gcncral. . flight. Nearly all 'the Successful gen-

of the ad- is

. 3001‘s old.
fails to provide

The local health

 

confined to New

extent in nearly ev‘lcrals are old men.
The number of mcn:
d by liabit-forniiugi

kalsts to some

QW—
“STUDYING PSY_f_;HOLOGY"
Says Dr. von Kuchlniann, the Ger.
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"dswomen enslaVc . :
‘ f tllClI"

oh no fault 0

ften throu.
vq appalling]! The m0"man foreign secretary. “it is our

y honest effor
’ the" traffic that is res
redlcnment, the victims are loft
procurious and pitlablc plight.

should be universally rccogu
l l is ci-iother nations, the 1053 they under-

largo.
t is made to re-iportant duty to study the psychology
ponsiblo for 7 of our enemies._"

But what good will that do The
more German statesmcn, editors and

.no anti-narcotic legislation

EEGHT CARRfiPPEALS i E. Booth. Hour .S-quar‘? ..........

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appeal to the President from the deci-
sion of a local board and appeals tot

'district board must be filed with the
district board as prescribed in section
47 of the regulations and may notl
be sent direct to the President.
so send them will merely izesult in!

DI‘PSCl'lbed procedure.

on dependency and disability (‘aseS-lsoeiaiion intn'ndod to leave the. or»‘
but only on industrial claims.

.govcrnmcnthermas it is abroad tunic; within the original jurisdic

I are wholly and exclusively within the
. ijurisdiction for the
the bread manufacturers and dealcrs‘ One. can appeal on matters exclusive-

lrict boards. but not on those over
which the local boards have. original:
Jurisdiction, such as dcpendrncy and

ed by the Third
board ii that appeals to the President
do not act as a stay of the time that
the drafted man will be called to set--
\‘icc.
rect impression that b
the President they coin
ponse the time when
called to serve in the new national'
army.
vost goneral’s-olilcothat tho appealsl
will not ope
such purpose.

PUNGLE si

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izedprol‘essors study the psychology or!

 

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THE SOUTH NORWALK BVMG BENTINEL.

 

SATURDAY, SEPT. 15, 1917

 

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iJ Clark, 20 Plymouth avenue....‘ 64'

TO PRESIDENT

 

 

esterday by the. Third Distrit't appel-

 

s no authority for this. Thri'e is no

innsronarronswnnn
NOT ASKED, MRS.
lHEPBURNtDECLARES

(Continued tron. first
Mrs. Shaw said last night that. Slit“
ihad never made any such statement!

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heir return for compliance with the'

Them is no appeal to H“: President ’ known that the two ofliccrs of the as—E
l .
. "S'Iaanizatlon. she said, however. that.
claims are; there had b'Ft‘ll a rumor to the cfi'ect'
. . '.“m M ”W‘lhat the Fail-field county suffraclsts'
ocnl boards while industrial claims had talked the matter over with Mr»;
trieuburn and that the lziiter's inten-
tion of resigning had ciyizlall'zed
lifter this conversation.
that say, she added, that such a (3011-
‘versation had actually taken place.

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tendency and disability

district board».

y within the jurisdiction of the dis

il‘urtlicr said: “1 have not had the re-

Another important ”0"“ emphasizg ncd, it has been confined cutlt'ely to?

ithe Bridgeport league. My opinion;
iis that. it is a inisniterpretation of!
isometh‘iug that Mrs. Shaw may navel

District appellatc

\] a t . ! said.
‘ any "”1 m" under ‘h".lnc°"‘l "I cannot bclicvc that the league
.3‘: appealing mlwould talic any. such action without;
delay 9“. DOS“! consulting inc as presidciit of the as-l
they wdl beigpciaiiott.” '

I Mrs. Show said with convictzon,
What the Bridgeport leaguc had had
to do .with the

It is made plain by the pro- 0

rule to accomplish tiny‘li?:3‘;;6h nothing
posed resignations had been discussed;
at a morning in Falrdold county and;
(that someone had suggested uskingi
ithc two oftlccm to resign it they iii-l
Etcndcd to leave the association.

TMILK MAY ADVANCE
-' AGAIN nnxr mourn;
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$3.84 in November. The rate at pres-
t-nt is $2.55.“

At the present rate milk producers
cents a quart for

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hand," said;

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MS .
MARKETS A .
BIG SUCCESS
(Continued From Page One)
On account of thc size of l'nclc'
Sam's Markets and tho great. num-
ber of com to report. it will be sov-
t‘l'lll weeks before the amount modal
will be known. ’l‘lw l'uiou hope to
vicar enough to pay for the sewer,‘
and also the storm windows. ”00‘4"" about 5 1'2
Many pcoplmvlsitcd tho (ll-con ltmtllllfill‘ milk and consumers since
evening and were much‘ disappoint.‘ gust 1. have been paying 12 LE c
cd not, to be abln to purchase cabl a quart for-Grade B milk “1“] 14 cents
ablcs, etc. Tho press has stated soy-510!“ Gi‘ndo 1‘-
ernl. flows that the markets wouldl "ii iii hard 10 803' 0“ .,
close many evening at 9. and ulsolLUlhi‘T {‘3"le9"' prcsldcnt of the
that lit 7 o'clock on auction of perish. i “10"” Farms. "“1““ mi? affect of ”19‘
able thing!) only would be held. Atliww 80:11? “in bi“ ”Militia?" 1‘0“"
six o'clock, with tho exception allover. that it is likely the public willg
dolls and it few fancy articlcs, WOT)": have to pay more for milk.

thing had bt-cii sold. but a low plants; 301”)le Van Cleo, secl‘f‘lui‘y of the
and vegetables. Those were auctioned ‘ Mutual—Mchrmott Dairy Corporation.

incl left to sell. Special
should be made of the New England
suppers. which .worc served at tho.
lreen each night. Two hundred nndlnoi “‘9“ b” “we“ "0“"

any were served cach night. The! “It scents to me," he added. "that
first mm the meal was so bouiitlful.: this new 50“}? or prices is more than
wellcookcd and :1ny served, that oniilkeiy l0 till-"‘9“ whatever “mm" Food
Thursday night the dluinc room was: Commissioner lloovcr expects to Wk“-
taken by storm and over 100 peoplel In fact, 1 hnvo been expecting hlm to
were turned away. Thc.Union rcgrcts‘ 10k“? 0 hand i“ 1"“ milk question.
thifi. that. tho press had distinctly “Al. the present time we are pay»
stated that admission would be by int! $155 for “ hundred pounds or
ticket only. These tickets were sold milk. The increnae for Octobcr is ex-
to anyone, who came as long as they nctli’ fifty-live cents. That is it little
lasted. The. seating capacity of the more than one cont. :1 quart lo 10'?
dining room was limited. and only letillCi‘lV A9 a matter ”I fact. than.
those who had tickets could be scaled. if the milk dealer only raises his
The supper the. sccondnight was fully .pricc 0m? cool a quart. he. Will be
equal to that of the first. It was so' making one cont 9. quart.'be will be
bountiful that several allowed one dol-I making an allnrvf‘ihbie ““1 in his ”05'
lnr after they had eaten, saying they sibifl ”0013-"

thought ’it worth thoextra money.
The large sigifs at holinends of the ~ {HT ‘* ‘
Green and for the playhouse, were EIG OUlilnggAgiNBflfl-l l
‘ FOR FIRST YEA-R

made and erected as a donation from
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Herbert W. Gorhnm.

The construction of the l Declarc
playhouse was made possible by the
untirinar efforts of A. Carml Belts.
E. K. St. John, Philip H. Fielding and

 

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neotlve or just “111ch it ad
emulation some provision lor=Wi .
“care of the drugliabitues. Tlim‘e‘immd to understand ho“
llknown treatments of proved?! type of mind works. Even ’the late
y to remove the abnormal mangrot. Mucnsterberg couldnt do it.
h give the mums 3f n.5,. 5.3,. - with all his brilliancy andhlsv lamili:
7 Vshould be made possible nrity With America. 11:: couldnt “get
" . . _ the American men a y.
917 sufferer to obtain such trout The same Strange inmmmy has‘
been shown in everylmportant diplo-
tlmatic move made by the German gov-
out” parts oi the United States? eminent during the past three years.
' ' thread file so” for 10 It is the chief cause. of Germany's pre-
rcnt Britain 32 ouncesare i 891“ ”Willis. .
' could. Inmance 35 ounces ' CW8
"151‘ 9 cents. in “mwmg Ball The National, Automobile Chamber
nncoc'nre ooldfor 1}: £11,231: .01 Commerce has recommendod that
‘ figures we’rcduOted t .920 h ‘ in all cm built after Jan. '1, muffler
“whoa-“0:015 rgpresentfit“ cam? cutouts shall be eliminated. The)" haVe
. muwho followed .up ' ‘ lno mechanical value, the experts say,
bucltv‘namral- questions anland they encourage fool drivers to

any other

ubllt: instit utions.

 

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' fitted young tmunnulfimm .11“-

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hhcatcold to‘ Memorial moot

‘ it our bread. despite th

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thin the capacity of the Prussinni

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was that the present Amcricnu system
of examining department heads and
government officials by committees of
Congress was a great advance over
any systcm'existing in national Legis-
latures abroad; and that no better
committee on war expenses or any
other expenses could be‘found than a
new Congressional committee to- have
jurisdiction over all appropriations. At
lprcsent nine committees of Congress
make appropriations. This, .he said.
lied to extravagance through lack of
cooperation.

lrvlng Hall.

The Union thanks the. Nor-walk Con-
gregational, Norwalk Baptist and St.
,Paul’s church for use of buildings
in the South Norwalk Congregational
church. East Norwalk Yacht. club and
Fire Companies for the use of tables,
They apprcclafe- theconrtesy of the,[
Norwalk Street. Department. especlal-
ly E. F. Duffv for thoughtfulness and
efficiency. Thanks'are due. the Police
Department. which sent Officers para
ney, Murphy and Murray and

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She added that the 1)?!)le

.and that the committee

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at sevcn, and at 7.30. the mill-kn” E believes tho no wscale menus that on‘.
wero closed because the‘rc was noth-i October 1 the pricezof iullk will be llll‘iond bill curried $4,709,000.000. Thefmns of a.
mentioul cents for Grade Bland 15 cents fortblll foravlatton in the War Depart-g
Grade A milk. What lt..wlll be Not
venibec ], Mr. Van Clsc said. couldn't-y bill, $ll.000.000; the Food Control,m France

that. 3102500000: the win ,Rlsk lusur-'
3mm bill. $45,150,000. The expenses ini

Representative Gillett

 

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R. Mcflrcgor, 69 East avenue. . ,
A. Mahoney, Si Harbor avenue” 24?
(Continued From Page One) ,H. Hanford, 1 Beldcn fll'tilut!.... 13
1F. McGuirk, Main street ........ 12!
is the sub t . H. Lanick. Beacon strret ........ 7.
s ance of a ruling receivcdl E K. Millard. 1 Mott avenue ..... 6‘

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tugs—and, as we said before,
up to $12.50.

. M “-... . ...-~ Gen. Cadorno celebrated his 70211 glillilllibiioil‘g‘ridhlidméfffiffz'ntlnlmow sort of an intimation that any? i NEW $10.50 SERGE .DRESSES
\. 1’ ~ ’ I I ‘ ‘ ‘ u D ’9 1‘ pl .‘ .1 thin ' w: s * ‘uc forward and if;
“ E vlchMS i-th iv last week b not the Aus- . sum t. l sol s _
"wan“ To DOP m d" y g g 1m" ‘anything of the sot has bccu Nimitl These dresses are wonderful value; outfall;

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to choose from; sizes 16 to 44.

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Shipping llmird appropriatlons were rc-l
attested aggregating $015,000,000, and).
had ‘found it‘.
necessary to authorize $000,000,000 ad-fi
ditlonalv-not actually estimated for—«l

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He. then catered into a financlal,
review: '

Two great purchasosnof -;Women£s New «Autumn Dresses.
All of them are samples—whought from two makers whose
samples range in sizes fromvlfi upto 42. Rich silk tailetas
and good quality FrenchMIngl themolt dnsirable color-

fancy hand embroidery; several difforent styles

in all sixes. Values in the lot

Here
are, sonic with

quality serge in

trimmed with braid and fancy embroidery;

sizes 16 to 44,
$8.95

STYLISH SILK DRESSES

_8woral~hundred more fiewflilkflresaes. "The. girls in the store are waiting for “the sale b
begin tomorrow so that they themselves may buy one. Rich Molasmblack and all dosirable col-

ossal, sums, $14.59
EXTRA ,SPECIA‘L‘S not. ovan In]:

males not of imperative necessity. '

"The present situation ,emphaalzeb’
the fact more than any other situation
in any period of history that all oftne
government‘s appropriations should bc

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propriatlons omiuittcc, as it now ex;
ists. but under one comniittce..so that;

ilu the coming years one committee will 2

UP TO $15.00 SERGE DRESSES"

is a wonderful lot of Women’s New ...
Serge Dresses for Autumn wear—worth every ' .
cent of $15.00 when measuredby any recogniz— ‘
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navy blue. brown and green;

$11.95
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South Norwalk.
List of unclaimed letters advcruml

:lor the week ending Sept. 15, 19K.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Baird, 201'.“

ml.§in order to enable the Shipping Board gundar the control of one committee. 1 Zant ‘sti-eet. ‘
outsito start its program for the. acqulsation {do not say it should be under the Ap-i
of ships. ‘

E...J Bowen, 31 Washington streak.
John lirolherton. Gen. Del.
Mrs. C. H. Doly. Ilclle island.

mp1". appropriations mgr-um cumin: lll‘-‘lll' and determine tho' relative im-a Mrs. Rose Hathaway, Harbor “EEK

year in flic‘rcgul t
(ion bills are «31.077.000.000; Of’tliiaj
sum 301000000012: for military cstub—t
may be credited to the:

In addition. the pro-i
Deficiency act of}
Tllt‘ l

glishinents and
war situation.
vioua Enirrgency
June 15, carried $3,281,000.000.

nient carried 304000.000; tho Food Stir .

9 first llond act was 57.063000.

“It is estimated that Soldiers' lusui‘.
once bill will cost this yeai'.$l’ltl.000.-
looom the Trading with the Enemy-bill.
inow pending. $450,000! the expense of
itbc pending bond issue 317000.000.
!\\'e have provided for 57.000.000.000 to
lilo loaned to our allies, and its csli‘
muted interest on thc public debt for
lthe current year will be about
$200,000,000.

“This makes a contemplated expen-
diture of 318.208.228.085. without ref-
erencoto any uniorscen emergencies.

"m cstimalcd receiptsfrom ordl:
nary sources are “333000.000 for the
current year. It is estimated that the
Revenue blll as it passed the Senate
will providm$2.4003000.000. Thepostal
revenue wtll’amount to about $334,000,-
000. So the total estimator revenue
will be about $4,067,000.000. "

“Our bond issue aggregates 311.538,.
045,400. or a total anticipated ‘recclpts
rfom loans and revenue «315,605,945.
400 . or approximately 9,000,000,000
loss than we proposed ,to spend. It
would be well to bear this in mind. that.

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iFltzgemld said

den on the pcoplc by n lack of infornm- .
lion that must always exist when eight
or nine committees frame the appro;
priatlons as they have in the past. '
Big Guns Going to France.
Mr. Fitzgerald then took up Smilt' tic-i
ppropriaiions. Speaking of:
ordinance. he said that many of the
coast defense guns were being shipped .
in order to gct‘big cannon
there ina hurry.
Several questions “'0!“ asked rim:

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\\'ar lndtmtries’lloard. Representative
the Appropriations.
Committee had taken pains to cxamine
tlicse boards carefully. lie addcd:
"They have been subjected to a great ,
deal of criticism, which was unjust, btit '
dcspite this these men have done theirg
work in a manner entitling them to the!
commendation rather .than‘ the con-i
damnation of the countr ' at large." 3

OTHER SPORTS ONTAGE 5.

WALL STREET. 10:30 a. in.—~'l‘rad~i
ing was in reduced volumc’m the opi
oping of the Slock‘Murketloda‘y. and.»
no efforts were made to follow up:
yesterday's advantage. On ..the first,
transaction inovcmen ‘s were smalll
and irregular. but as it became zip-j
parent that support was lacking. the.
market eased ofi‘. Coppers were hour,
mared energetically. Utah. inspira-
tion and Anaconda lost 1 to 3 points.
and the. Steels, Motors and War
shares large fractions.

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we.must raise. at least 32.600.000.000
without anticipating any other necessi-
ties.
Expenses of Other Nations.
Repi‘osenlativo Fitzgerald then. (its-

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tries.

“Great Britain has expended up to
Aug. 1 of this year.sai.3sb,ooo.ooo,in-
eluding 34.500.000.000 advanced’to her

 

cussed war expenses in the allied coon-1

Axmotlon for personal notice to Dot
userved on the defendants who at pro"
lsent are in California was granted by
lJudge Vasburgh in the civil case of
Sherman Morehouac. represented by
Attorney Golsohmtdt vs. Frederick

Gregory at 111., represented by Judgel

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Tammanythls morning.

g“. annual appropria‘ portance of matters, and not put a but» Beach.

Samuel Kennar.
Filippo Mattera.
Mrs. Louise F. Scliulting.
United Rubber Co.
Mrs. Vivian Tier.
ANDREW LEAlli",
Postmaster:

 

The. following letters remain ul-
claimed at the Norwalk postolfice 'i‘l'hr

tthc Council of National Defense and ”11" “Wk ending Sept. 15. 1917.

Miss Gertrude Anderson.
\‘ivian Atworth.

Viola Fountain. ' in
Mrs. J. A. Manning.

EJ. Ncwk‘lrk. t2). ,
Mrs. Donald llustcs Powers. I
Mrs. Jene Thompson.

E. ii. ’l‘ows. i l

H. J. HOWARD"
Postmaster.

The Hotel ilahackemo will remain
its dinning room tomorrow insteadlu!
today as had been announced. An ad!-
vortisement will be found in attrition:
page of today‘s paper that will all
of the opening. The dining room ill-n
been thoroughly redecorated and? ne-
fui‘nishcd and promises to be mod!
the best spots in the city to get .23!
sorts of food from the plainest imam
fanciest, including all sorts ointm-
food.

According to cards placed about;
town Battling Kunz has been matcla'l
by the Arena A. 0., of New Ham
with Chick Brown on Monday evening.

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.eddnnnebcsgarlly to the general din of

am. Now if they'd onf
.v ollmlnatedbe swank-horns, the pub-

l Gel-man ~airplanes have dropped
ti on an American Red Cross hos-

iheir' great aid. The list of contribu-
tors is too long to print, but every
tone is thanked for every help given
whether small or great.

One of the most. interesting nomi-
larity contests-held in Norwalk for
some time, was the voting for the
patriotic family of dolls. Which was
.lieldln conjunction with UncleSam's
anrkets.
3 day afternoon. .at dofclock, .and when
ithe votes had been counted. it was
‘l found that little. [Miss Marjorie
Haymes, of 25 West Main street, had
the largest number. and therefore
was the winner of the dolls. The. his
site girtwaspreaented-with the dolls
‘ by 'Mrs. Leo Davis. yesterday after-
" noon on the Green.

.The' finalistnndlng of the conic
ants . in the contest . was .as ,follows:

Final Standing of ~contestants
In the Doll Contest:

 

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The Vonng closed yesterw

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M. Haymes, 25 West Main at....$"!85lnow bonding. showlnz that the commit-1proprlatlons committee, at it now ox-
H. Sherman. 56 Putnam attentionzqggllee indent cut 342,000,000 ‘ot items.§ab0ut~88vp4‘: cent as m
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favored a committee to cooperate with i allies in Europe. That makes great
.the president. .Briiain's war expenses.$173150.000.000.

 

He gave figures to show that theiln addition,‘tlierc has’beenrcxpendcdn ‘ '
United States planned to‘.spend.$2,600.. l outset the overseas'dominlons approxi-l
000 more this year than it badplanned .mately 57.50.000i000. . so .that the total _
:to raise, and predicted that war profits'expentlitures of treat Britaindn that ,
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that a 60 per cent tax on incomesigagedin the war is 310500000000. ,
above an ordinary amount soongwouln .. i‘fl‘he estimated expenditures off
be necessary. - . France for the. three yearn are $15.3”-
Must Watch Expenditures. 400,000; ltaly’s..expe:idituvcn .«rc Mini
This bill is unpcecedentéd. intimated at 03.120.000.000. and 'l . l .
amount,” said Chairman Fitzgerald. lnyfilfi;000.000.000. :So the total “mg?” "‘
opening his address. ‘.‘It carries zip-till?“ 0! the Allies ggsrcgates $533 .~
propriatlons for the proper conduct ‘of' 409.000. . * , ‘ l 3
the military operations contemplatedii “Geraniumr 0‘0le 8? Wewmcfifi" '7
by the American pebpledn~tlie present made to thrltey’dt‘d“: ' garlit. has ex-
war. ThelmaAha:..tlicM-nitcdwsrates..peuded«$31,300. 00.? and; tutorial“;- 1‘
islatmarnhowcver. does not mean and .Hungary‘ has $0 313800000000,
,shouldlnct be the QXCUSQfOTUBl'QISSQiX: a total. of :34, mm . ' _ l. ' ‘ . ‘
tiravagjanca and unbridled~ expendi-t' “The total expenditures by thonaj “
iiucéf" . 4 ‘ . tlons engaged in Wartsltioedt‘lbbmn -
Ho outlined the differences between , three years ago is approximately $90,-
the doparlmentalsb‘ltllilbtW'ttnd‘Meblll i 000.000.000. and 41m ’uUIflathW-‘wa

nab as alltha
n. completed by action; have expended. three ypprs;
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