The Evening Sentinel ‘
has arrainged to place these more than one thousand songs, all "of
them set to music, in the homes of its readers, at a nominal cost of less
than a tenth of a cent apiece. ‘
:\ . ngThe'Greatest Song Book in the world
The purpose of this new book has been to assemble within its covers
virtually every song, old and new, .whlch by reason of its merit de-
serves a place in the hearts of mustc lovers. The more than one thou-
sand songs which it contains have been selected With the greatest
possible amount of careful discrimination.
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CONDENSED
CONTENTS
LIST OF
121 Home
Songs
'45 Sacred
Songs
74 Southern
Songs
226 Sentiment
, Songs
99 Hymns
9 Rounds
.123 Children's
Sons-
55 Patriotic
Sons-
82 Operatic
Songs
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. . 30 Sea 50
MERY sang in this wonderful new Book . . . w
- . 63 Nlhonli ,
E has had some sacred memory—some. m a
sweet and hollowed association—cow ..
nected with it in the hearts of thousands. it ‘All “a
is theirwsong of joy—-of sorrow—of 'v—g
ing—of love—of Bereavement—of home-corn-
ing—of reunion—wf all the tender sentiments .
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I no 11 DAY
M Values Lead ’Em A11
The EinestBargains theta Dollar ever Disclosedflim
Silk- and— Voile Walsh
Silk ~°Camisole¢s
Chemise
* .Nigblyowns.
Petticoats
:House Dresses
Children ’s Dresses
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MAY .16
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' We C-Wailléin Addition Allow One Dollar off" I
on Every Five Dollar Article.
V‘ usuollyrunsble to en
”Mahatma”! or o
iiiiittttitt
WHAT lS WORSE
THAN WAR?
ComnmpfionliburTmes More
My Than Bombs and
Machine Guns.
(
Pierre Hmnp. a French int-diva] nu-
thol'ity. cstinmtvs that of thr- 3b,t)tltl,-
‘ 0th people ui‘ nil ages still living in
France 1.000000 must die of tubercu-
losis, The \\'ur will haw killed about
1,000,000.. This "walls that man with
all of his inventiveness is fur less em—
t‘lt'lll than Suture us it man killer.
'i'hct‘e have been over 400.000 new
vases of consumption in France since
the war began. This is why. despite
the number of new hospitals. there is
still not sillllt'lt‘ill space available for
' tuberculosis «uses.
The Question of Pensions.
Of course tirst consideration is ac-
corded to the ever popular wounded
men. Therein lies the tragedy of tho
consumptive soldier. With the new
cuties coming in daily from the
trenches the consumptives are not
no helpless as the wounded men.
‘ When discharged from the army the
severely wounded are allowed a per»
Him by the government. The con.
' sumptlves, however, receive no allow-
nnce unless they can prove that their
Ulness is entirely due to their service
in the army. This is not an easy thing
. to~.do...and consequently comparatively
low consumptives treceive govern.
' montsl assistance.
Until the American Red Cross began. '
to extend its aid the, plIght of most of
._ those men was often pitiful.
f discharged from the hospital they are
given certain instructions which would .
~ ovontunlly bring them back to health"
W hon
But conditions are hsrd. They are.
‘pudiclent noun
lshmsnt. Very ofto 7 they no in no
condition to look sftorthemselvos, still .. 7,
flea-10 safeguard the health of out.
ii on. i'l‘o unset this dillculty local corn»
mittoes have been formed to looks!”
they dd not pass on their discuss" to
is well nigh hopeless. Evsn if when
u living quarters are to be but! “other;
‘: nonmnd hygiene cnnnot be (built,
. orsroigbt. They steep in sir tight:
moms. “their bshiss. drink out .90
thoracic-cups sod on the sums tonic.
as the rest of their «mum
In fill“. of those lppdlllug alum.
tics, however. the mold spread of the
discus: must—simply mutt—b0 chat;
all. Even to attempt this would be not
impossibility without the tremendous,
recitin- and rid of tho Amsrlcnnlhtl‘
Gross. No other usury cmrld my"
coivsbly foes, mudi loss hope to 00-:
compiish, such s tut.
“nonunion
The in Crosstllthz
Canteen
in six months the American Rod
Crossnopplied summon h‘rouch pollus
with hot coffee; tom'chocolste, bouillon.
at thetlme they needed it most—just
' as they-were entering the communica-
tion trenches for atom of duty under
boche fire or coming out. tired'nnd
worn, after their grueling vigil. It
you were drawing the tiredest pair
of foot in Franco through .thernud.
and, it you were.,greeted. by .a cheery
voice and u steamingplnt or beef tea.
wouldn't .it . be t's.;gmnd and .glorious
‘ "foglln’? Oh, boy 1"
,Now. this-lathe work.of the “roll-
ing canteen," andsome day adapting
will sing “the story of the tanks"—
tsnksof broth and bouillon that the
Red Cross‘ "Special Front Lina-Serv-
Mliltury Sanitary Service supplies .the
wogonsynnd utensils. The Red Cross
unit: does the work. It “supplies those
hot drinks at a cost of 501mm (810)-
Fmr thousand men. a cent apiecei
Think of that—~tho penny your little
girl sends the Red Cross can buy egg
hot cheering drink. I good natu
greeting, for a- fighting mm who doo-
perstelypeeds Just thsti One penny l
Red Crass Bolling ,Contezn to the
umber of 16 are new. ,. 059.03
lll continuous service. 9.~- s .
proerposod to shell. abd often
havotocputonwl
Eugene Bole. broth of United
Staten Senator Elle. served six
on; . g rolling .. canteen in
medulla cum
"While the mantra to hove tho
hot‘dr‘llikuthelrlcbi -'Iltlshction con-
sists‘tn'the-rensc “union.”
that‘i‘otrsrriud‘be there 7m:
“M'h‘il 3m;
ice" trundles up to the lines. 1119'
much and so do ~
the discharged pstients rod with» 25 WASHINGTON
members of their hmilisl. The talk .‘
. .vrhetbsr new revenue lestsistlpn shall
- be taken up at this session.» tit-m
. til 8-,o'clock tomorrow evaluator the
' than excess profitssnd incomes. The
C. 0. D.
or
Phone
Orders
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TOMORROW South Norwalk 1
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BE’S ‘
25 Washinirton
Street.
{
One Bread Pan
beautiful floral decorations.
4.“ ‘
‘ we.» 3mm ,3 W‘-
.mmon
mu) 1N 'trsxns
nonunion
ordinary revenue sources this your. the
tressury bottom
The room villain examination“-
‘MIY‘bY:msnbeis~ot Concourlntconv
‘noction with the .mdiupmtlwon .oz
:by‘Ssor'otsryEMcAdoo. Tho.fact tbot
.its'tngures‘srofslrly drum is expect-
:ed’to-hsve some influence with some
members who buys ureedthst'rosulto
:of-exlsting- revenue logislstlon uhould
'bo. dotonflnod . hetero new nbills were
filmed. “
Actual collections up to‘Aprll J. and
estimates of receipts to June 30. now
show tint 8868. lidesymeoxpect-
~ed from internal: revenue-sources other
taxes, are distributed” follows:
li‘roin distilled .spirits. $285,540,000;
from fermented liquors. $131,434,000;
tobacco. $154,909,000; rectified spirits,
$3,501,000; wines and liquors. $9,800,-
000; freight express. telephone. tele-
graph and other public utilities taxes.
$87,981,000; estate taxes, 450,917,000”
excise taxes, on automobileslewelry,
piano players, moving-picture iiims,
sporting goods, cosmetics, proprietary
medicines, chewing gum. cameras and
pleasure boats. .. $36,073,000; admission
to places of amusements, and club;
dues, $30,798,000 corporation capital
stock taxes, $24,802,000 stamp taxes on
futures, bonds, certificates. bonds. so-
curieies and playing cards, $18.564.—‘
000; insurancepolicies, $6,078,000; soft
drinks, 82,582,000; miscellaneous, in:
cluding taxes on brokers, bowling al-
loys, pool tables, and theatres as but!!-
ness places. $3,237,000; oleomsrgarine.
32,130,000; compromise on delinquents.
opium distributors, and other minor
sources, $1,302,000- From‘the old mu-
nition .manufscturers' tux, 340,000,000
other special taxes unda'athexrovenue
act .of September '8, 1916,.3280395000.
Actual collections on incomeisnd ex-
cess pmilts taxes including. ,sdvsnce
payments, amount to .,$l7.085,000. snd
32.728.100.000 is expected.me the
end or theyear.
Collectionsh'om other internal reve-
nuesources up. to April 1 include the
(chafing:
Distilled spirits. $198,000,000; fer-
;111.409,000';' public utilities, 323,730;
000; excise taxes, $19,573,000: capital
stock, 824.478.0003 admission and
titles,. $14,798,000.
The stores which nrejesturlng the
Dollarmy salewiliremstn open tun;
‘ - modem-tourname-
The Itomwfloha
1 quart Wearever Lippcd Snuoepan, with flat:
bottom and long handle
ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR
$1.50 7~picce Berry or (lake Sets .......... $1.00
and long handled door brush
is erpected,.-nnd from capital-stock” .
merited liquors, $40,500,000; tobacco. ..
$1.00 off the the
WALKOUJ‘ATMMH
ENGINEERING CO.
m 'lrslrhps Ono)
l
air-summing high worsswsnd navel
sdvsnoed the was: scale..conrtsntly:"t
he said, "soroe..ot.tho«rnsn mtsdus‘
general increase of.20..per.csnt. with-
out regard for sbility nor merit."
in answer to a question as to what‘
the oompssywoulddo he replied that
thoplsnttwss runningmmbotbly today.
commoner them awarezback at
work. hsvingbesn hired again. The
company retarded that, when they
walked outthst they had left the em-t
play ”of the acornpuy, and that only .
those «hotbed donoxood .work and!
whose .abllity.and merit were known I
would be hired again, if they wished,
to» work for them.
The inattenota limit to the pay was
broached by the menpbut the com-
pany refused to listen to this, declar-
ing that if a certain man was worth
fibre. money that it would be given to
m.
The recognition of merit is one thing
that has made the \Nash Company so
popular with their employes.
They saidthat the wage scale would
be continued by ability and not re
gardless of merit as the men demand-
ed. . ‘
It was said that possibly men from
out of town, such as New York and
Stamford would be hired by the com-
pany. lithe right sort of men could
not be obtained here.‘
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-—Want ads. bring results.
Three Font Size for Door or Stairs
$20001! the marked price of any refrigerator
ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR
.5511, So. .Norwalic
l wivesnt- thinner-lad: Nahum
$1.75 Screen Doors at .................. $1.00 PRESERVING JARS—Wide Width, glass tops
Dark. finish, size 2-6 x 6—6. Pints or quarts, dozen ................... $1.00
Needle Etched Table Tumblers $1.89 all Copper Plated, Nickel Coffee Pots01.00
. $1.50 per dozen, at ........... ' ....... $ 1.00 doz. Two Quart Size
l -.
i $1.50 Cut Glass Dish” at ................ $1.00 $1.50 Housecleaning Combination at ...... $1M 0
l Pickle Dishes and Spoon 3011““ Dustless or Wet Mop, 12 quart Galvanized Psi} i;
l f . . ' ' Scrub Brush, 2 Boxes Lighthouse Cleanser
. $150 Aluminum Combination at .......... $1.00 One Pa. 1 e Zap, One Scourene ;. [L
1 8°“? Ladle’ 1 8a“ “‘1 “pp” Shake” $1.50 Extension Gates at ........ V ....... $30 ,.
marked price of any Oil Cook:
ing Stove—2 burner, New Perfection
Was $12.50 now $11.50
3 Burner New Perfection, was $16.50 now $15.50
m;
31.50 Stone Crock Combination ...... -. . $1.00 _
1 gallon Crooks, 1 1-2 gallon, undo. 2 gallon $12-98 Lift Style, HOW ---------------- $10.98‘- , ~
3 crooks and covers, all tor .............. $1.00 $15 98 Lift Style, now .......... . . . . .slafls .
White Teacup and Saucers $125 5-gallon Oil Gan at ...... . ......... $1.00 ~
19c r .6 for ...................... .. $1.00 _
ocular $1.40 Combination at ............. ......$1.oo .
$1.25 Will 00“” was . . .' .: ............ $1.00 8 Rolls Toilet Paper ‘A :W
g . Made of glass, capacity 1 pound 6 Bollsst Paper
'3 51.69 Combination for .................. $1.00 worm: Napkins
.. .1 qusrt can Winn! relish!” floors or furniture ,3 Rolls Shelf-Paps:-
r . 4
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3.
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.7 .‘
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Housswivss Million! to ”93‘5””
WWO“
1153mm" l‘HWlleW
ductionure urgsdlly tho-locum.
trstion'to store our.
mm
gathered by ‘ the. Food Momma-o "
tends to show thinnest wintering.“
I season or scant ,pmduntlcmesso mt
be even higher impricethsn they-wore
the past winter. -
“By storins rumour. by thowster
glass method, or qnympthsr Mod
whichAbuitl‘dlupmaryfllzlomofmcogg
supply. the housewifetwiil not-cuisines- .
sure herself a wholesome foodmttolluCt.
during the winter months:butwmso
aid the Food Administration hulk.
minlshlng the use of other food pits»
ducts which coucheshlned to our Ali-
lles,’ says'" says Federal-Food Admin»
istrator, Robert Scoville. .
According to the economic priest '
curve eggs are lowest intprlCQldm‘ V
the months of April and May and
reach the peak of the curve during Nov
vomber and December. It is for this.
reason that the Food Administrationig ‘ ,
urging the storage of eggs at this limo. .
RESTORES THE BALANCE ‘
Eachsolltary kind of aetiontthat is. ‘
done, theworldover. is workingebrioko
,ly in its own sphere to restore tho-bald .
once between right and wrong.
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