r MIMI!“ ‘ ‘_ Harris :3 Cent —_—- ' COAL That’s All 53 Water Street Tel. 721. l BOAT Auu THMTH; 1m. 11 If. O‘Connell One or Thus “point- ed to 5:: That They Are Paid \t. J. u . unncl‘. oi Stamwltl, deputy collector of the United States 'I‘I'II'_ sury Department. is one of :6 trshaed‘ anon Collector Walsh has assigned to, canvass Connecticut in onler to see that the special pleasure noat and mo ' tor~boat war taxes and amusement-: enterprise taxes are paid. . ‘ Mr. O'Connell's district ends from the Norwalks to he: Port Ches ter. lie will make his headquarters in : m sous-n aoawm smnw mutant. J lilintzs “Quality Shoo” Coats, Suits, Dresses. Skirts and Mllllnery CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED l the Stamiontpost ofilce, and may be? seen by appointment only. lie will .3- 1. _ ..-. ‘T _... -._. _ PM}! 83'" THIS IS HOUSE CLEANING TIME, WHICH IS .JUST 97" l ’ THE TIME YOU SIIOI'LI) OWN A l t Regina Vacuum Cleaner I gladly give any information desired or furnish any blanks required. Section 603. Act t. 0! OCtoUer 3 im- DOSH a tax upon all picasurc boats. yachts and motor boats of utter fivev tons. as follous: Length over all not exceeding: .30 feet. 50 cents a foot; ow-r 5i! and not over too feet, 81 a foot. lwngth owr 100 feet, 32 a foot. Motor boats of not over tons with fixed engines. $5 per year. five. not Spring Showing oi ’ South Suits, Coats, Dresses and Waists The Little Shop 60 N. Main St. Norwalk bo’ Sail boats under five ions are not required to make a wturn. Sail boats over five tons are subject to tax and [City News ,1 Deputy Fire Chief William .I. I’ow-‘ ell is ill with the grip. Samuel J. lwcier will mow tomor- row into lhr ilubbcli rt-sidence, tn, Morgan avenue. ' , 1 Samuel J. Keeler has sold the Nut ting house. in Franklin av'enuc. re- cently purchased by him, to Wilton panics. l The ltarbers' Union met last even ‘ int: and received one application for membership. It was voted to clone tomorrow. . l s." —<Mahachuno Motel is serving deli- cious broiled lobster in dining room. Josepn‘cmtstiano has moved his, boot black stand from in front of the Gazette building to the Palace Thea- no building. North Main street. - A letter has .just been received from Private Archie B. Johnson, of West Norwztlk. telling of his safe arrivuil mmcwhom in France. Private John»? son is attached to Battery 8, Both Ar tiliery Regiment, C. A. c.. a. u. r..‘ Franco. : Buckingham Post. G. A. R. veterans are moving again. after cherai montha in tho. mlwood Hall in Wall, street. The oid"‘Vctl" were afflictch with spring cleaning and the best way.’ they thought. to clean a house was to vacate, so they secured a room in chd Men's "all. in Main street, and for the next few days they will be kept quitc busy moving their valuables. -<Concert of unusual merit 8 o'clock. Ming It 9. 1st Company and Amen inn M. 'Frltlsy night. Armory. Continuum music. Mrs. liaabetb Coll. of Ridget‘ield, who has appeared in courts in this city nanny as plaintiff or defendant in law ,auits, is again involved in lit. igatiou. this true through a suit brought by Prentice W. Chase, at New Haven. to foreclose upon proper- ty securhg a note for $2,000, given in December. 1016, upon which there is alleged to be due 81.45658. with in tcrest from February 1, last. ‘ -——— I Ophir Chapter, 'No. 52. 0. E. 5.. met.’ last evening and received three appli- ’ by matting returns of the war tax ; ple'a Savings bank, treasurer. Earlle B. figured by length measurements. The internaltevottue veur entlsltme i. I Act lie'zan iNoveutbcr 1, ”HT. and ends June 1, ,‘ 1918‘. For illustration. boats under ’iivv tons are taxable at 8:3 a your or 83.75 ior'ninetwclfths of the year; m’tw fi\t‘ tons, tnvahle at same ratio. All rrtttrns must he signed and sworn to, A penalty of .30 per cent.» is assessed in all failures to file within the time prescribed. Five per cent. ln-l meat is added at the rate of l peri cent, per month also. 1 Section 700 provides that after the. first day of November. l9”, there shall be levied. asscaaed and collected a tax of 1 per cent. for each ten cents or fraction thereof of the adiniuion paid to any place of amusement. This section refers to all theatres, dances” cabarets. or any other place of amuse-q l ‘ 19 is. I lt‘ first period of tlw mcnt. of the above classes who have above nmuse- ' i I, ””7. Any h d any of t I' conductc and‘ month sint‘c- NoVetubvr “ ecu have not made returns to the co . Every liberty Bond Added to What You Go lielps a little Bit More. 0. 5|me PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACII BUY IBER'I‘Y BONDS. RAYMOND a SON Wallandmghsh. B. JACKSON V OPTOMETRIS'I Hm law-la. KRYPTOK Lulu-Folding Words h Odd I “mammalian“ ' ' wmuouoltbosyu. Oculsts'pusorlp- doumpflyfinfilspmm tor‘n odice in Hartford must now do 10 and. in aditlon. pay the penalty. The mere fact of a boat‘bcing out: of commission, or dismantled. does not exempt the owner from paying the.‘ tax, as it is held. that. if a boatl- in usable condition, the owner shall pay ____.._.___— the tax. ’ uux MEN onosmzr. CHAPTER or mortrurs Bridgeport, April 25.-At a meeting! last evening at the titration! with 76! clerks in local banks attending. 1' Bridgeport chapter of the American 111-, atltute of Bankers was instituted, with' CHILLED FLOWS willturnafurrowbettcrthanallothcrntahs. t Madehttwommstylcsallinstodt. * ALSO HAND CULTIVA’IORS AND HAND SYRACUSE T0018 i t l the following as its unicorn: Proficient. :7 George 1.. Moore of the West dildo1 bank; viceprcsidont. S. W. Davis or; the City Savings bank; secretoryJ Richard W. Wynhoop, Jr.. of the Poo. Hosklns oi the Morris Plan bank. AI executive committee was elected to consist of the others of the chapter. and F. E. Diillnton of the Connecticut National bank, and A. .l. S. Stillman of the American Bank and Trust corn- pauy. for three years; George Hugo, of James Staples & 00.. and Walter I. Goddard of Bridgeport Trust 00., nor two years, and thrown C. Ton of the First Bridgeport National bank. and ALBERT D. MORGAN ' LE'I‘ l‘b‘ DEMONSTRATE ONE IN YOl'll 110MB. ANGEVINE FURNITURE C0. -____ The N orwalk Line Fast Freight Service Between This City and New York. It g bar and nearly every other item i YOU CANNOT alert! to insure yourself; ethn- wiso you woull not need insur- . once. The same reasons that prompted you to carry insurance I should, upon due inquiry, adm- , let: you perhaps to take out new insurance. because of the increas- ed cost of building materials. in- of expense entering into the cost of making repairs, or rte-building. after a fire. Ml Layton & C0.,lllc. 6 RAILROAD AVENUE SOUTH NORWALK, 00M. a r. 5. now Job Printing So. Norway: illr.J.ll.Mallery i DENTIST . to mutual. So.Norwalk.OonI. m9unz30nm..7to8p.l. A. M. woosrnt 9‘, ATTORNEY AT LAW STEAMER “cu-3” ”"WW" $ 8 J . C. S. I’ e t . Freight accepted at South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30 mace I" we for Bocklct' p. m. for delivery III New York at 7 a. m. the follow- on "mud In: day. Freight accepted in New York—front 7:30 W t . a.rn.to5p. to. Leave New York at 3'o’clock daily. ms mm m t i “MR & "OUGIITON, Inc. WSW“ ‘“ _ “‘“ ‘2 4' Curo'l‘hatColdBy . NEW Tm" I NEGLIGEES wnm. pm comm WITH TAR A very charming display invites the attention of women F. H. BAXTER i interested in there pretty garments. ”3mm . Ifietyh'xmogosind gums” Sitcom made of is e' c me, an t ' ' ' ml the. old ".2 :11. 3m".?°m”§3v§f°£?m‘fim’§°t§§§ m” PLOW AND “I" ”T" loch one has its own individual on of trhnmhtg to sci. TIVATOR ’ ad is dalntinus. ' (template egg. Tools to: I t p mans ma non 31.50 up TO 315.00. M w “I“! am morn GAPS—Putty ones of not ,crcps do chino, satin, his beautiful range of soft colors ......... . 59c to $2.00 “PIC! l ~‘[~ (var: «(pron-,j)‘ f It,’ H"“/’P71 F ERTILIZERS mnmanorm m 103!- mmmumrmm ALI. FAVOR!!! nuns A! “0m AID nun. RAYMOND BROTHERS none 113-: 137 WIIIIIIIOI SI. F. Glendon Hall at the afldgwofl 'l‘nntt company. for one year. FREE OF CHARGE cations for member-thin. A cobweb; Any adult suflering from cough. cold social was enjoyed following the bush. or bronchitis, is invited to call at tho ness meeting. . Announcement walling store of Plaisted and get abso- mado by the entertainment committee that on Friday evening I“! 17111 at Hoyt's Theatre on Washington street there would be a presentation of mixed mlnatrels and vaudeville, rehearsals for which have been under way for me time. ——_. "..__- Help Your Country , and Yourself by In- ' vesting in liberty Bonds. The money invested in Lib- ” arty Bonds is loaned, not gly- cn to Your Country. It will , oomebacktoyonwhonyou t m’modmmflmnmdo I! VIII! “OHM“ "lino. demand youwill be paid mInMTsmWhitosndm dldwuntdntorestioriisl 8.75:. ' The South Norwallt Trust Co. luielv free. a sample bottle of Bos- ches's German Syrup, a soothing and healing remedy for all lung troubles. which has a successful record of fifty years. Gives the patient a good night's rest from coughing, wlt'h (rec cxpcctoratlon in the morning. Regular sites. 30 and 90 cents. For sale in all civilized countries—Adv. New Models in Men’s Shoes Are being received daily and include many novelties, as well as solid values along conserva- tive lines. Don’t Forget. We Sell Stockings Too. CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN 81 Washington Street. South Norwalk. INGINGHAM FROCKS And oI com you are i join to have topic in your Stunner wardrobe. I “Hammond your scwitgbclore you cvm coon'dcrany designs. let Upcnusdc you'll your own names! to visit a PICI'ORIAL RE- VIEW AGENCY,aud loohtluougli the FASH- ION BOOK FOR ..s 's‘ I I, "".“" 4" a s .t ”-1... V... .‘s ' .0 .v D‘ (,5' a' “'l 1'"! r a ,I/‘s . 415.3413. ‘ For Satisfaction CHILDREN’S SHOES That Stand the Test. All mothers should got acquaint- WWW 1 n1'. .‘ p ots The “'31:"on a Stamps sale Cit no snappiyorummwdsampom nitcdltltcsOovornmont'l'hrittStanpsfor The United States War Savings Certificates Stamps arc vsluooiflntIMdII-osoldforuflforthcfinttwo 5 'mon ssndonoosntuo) sdditionaloach month thereafter. ‘ TbeUnitod imamntfi'hrlftStampsat-noldforzoc oaohsndwhcnthci'hrlttOM-d is filled with sixteen 25° marmomyboudtangofi for ous oi the $5.00 Woshsllbsplcmdtofurnishthsustsmpstothouds- y National Bank WLWHT' "" _ ___ ‘11“: fit“ lathe Sentinel} i .( SUMMER. We podiively guarantee that you wil find exactly what you The most Instructing collection of dainty. charmingly you ever saw in your life. Over 600 de'qpsioselcctlrom.apd 67oItllesc arciuattlte thing Ior gingham dresses. t YOU SIMPLY MUST SEE THE \ PICTORIAL REVIEW FASHION BOOK to? SUMM . Price, 25 Conn. By Mail. JiCum. . lames Donnelly BUNGALOW APRONS Bungalowdpronsinassortod oolorswith elastic bolt “0041.25 Bungalow Aprons in stripe and figured porcslo trimmed in plaincolorswith,bolt..... ..........$1.25 Bungalowflouubrcssdprou...... .......,$2.2ii coo-clogs. Princoultylsdpronsinstripo porcalo $1.00 Prices $2.98 up. Garden For? Rakes. Hoes. tc. ; Albert P. Gchcllc '5 Wall-cm It. so. am Punt Dollvory. pp... 1“. fl CAI-L030! and in will rush our Mable non right around when “nothing lib this happens in your home. it your PLWO ls detective, antiquated locum or worn out, have us r'uslu noose ' 3307”". or install a m oyov loom rte-mo Jossmo A sncisu'v HORACE R. NASH Plumbing and Heating Tot. 1m North Main St. tooth Hamill. l‘llE new SCENE: DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC chiropractic is the definition of the cause of the disease and the art 0! adjusting the same. Disease is caused by a wrench, twist or spmln in the back. Even if done in childhood It creates pinched nerves and pain in mg. life in the dinerent organs fl Chiropractors remove the cause of disease and pain. health is rector“ through franchising the nerve sysv terns in your body. tomato troubled given special attendant also cum tom of the spine. You will never so: grct giving the Chiropractor s chases to help you. lisgnotlo treatments given also. 'I’. FRANCIS. II. C. 84 Washington at. So. Nor-walk. can, helm from Dalmor dolled ’ Any Store or Stock of Merchandise Bought for Cash Address ll. care Sentinel -. ..-..m . David W. Raymond UNDERTAKER J. I. MALLETTE fol. on», 1m; Homo III. I? wacmuorou If. "aswssmorown. .._..—mcxr,' my; $41 ‘14“! ‘LI‘LLKW‘! imagines. '2'; ._ . a Win i ’ ‘3 . .
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