i
l
, 'Percalu, roulards,
napalm: mum and
a“ .i ; ——.~‘.- 5““_
regular monthly meeting of the Cogytight iiistimslzhafluunum
- Quill-ll‘hoard of the NOI"\.a-.K .‘ii. 1‘). -
Q‘Citurch will be held this evening. GREAT VALUES IN
SUMMER SUITS
Foresight in buying has giv-
en us a great stock of
w 3--» —~ .
‘ Mm. Charles Bradley, of 33 Cheat.
nut fairs-ct, down town, has received
'word from her son. John Bradley, that
, mugs arrived safely overseas. .
,"Totlrygviii carried out as you wiuh ll HART SCHAFFNER
tho'fiofh'orwallr .Trust Co. is your} ,' , ‘
‘eiecutor. Wills drawn free it we arel é” RIARX
t: handle your estate. ’r' x , t DIXIE WEAVES
litany Alex of New Britain, “It‘ll Now they‘re worth much
Mi petition in bankruptcy in the United more than we paid for them
Slates, court yesterday. He has liabili- —-and they.“ worth much
i be.-
lélfl‘ '53.;lli’o‘lnéli'llfi“ W .. more than you‘ll pay. A11
, x), - . ‘ a
as ‘a‘» _ wool, c001,. fine tailoring.
> all“, King‘s Daughters and King-".4 Better get yours now; it's
Messengers will hold a patriotic on economy,
tofihinrncnt at the Crnnhury chapel.
veiling. An excellent program Rogfks & SIEVst
eon preptfred by the, committee in .
rge:
The home of Hart ‘Schah‘ller 8.-
Marx clotilcll
w— m—
Waiter Wllrren, arrested in Bridge ’
hurt ”and charged with accepting :1 Norwalk South Norwalk
lbw» pl“ 350 while being employed as
It: inspector by tile United States -.-_._.-_ ‘ - mm _ “W“
1 , indolent. ‘ was yenterdav released
but jail under a bond of $1.000. .
Lory M. Pouch, ”of Newlliili’ord
. whose name appears in the' official
- lilst of soldiers held prisoners in the
r Lodge. No. 97,1. 0- 0‘ r..- M» ‘ '
out this evening. at which timepm’rman camp 39 “WNW. has num-
erous acquaintances in this citinl lla
natallatlon of the newly elected i
, . ber of Company T 102nd in-
c. roilowin the 5 a "’9‘“ '
liners will take his 8 g funlrv. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
’ . clal‘tlme will be in or»
“322$; team and cake. will he ”- A~ COUCH. have been notified bv
" v (I 'rue‘dlatriotdeputv will be on ”‘9 American Red Cross that he is
“e ' ' ébeinnr taken care of by that organiz
and . ‘ ' r .
. 3 9‘ install the office a .atlon. which is furnishing him with
' :food and clothing to such extent as
about Enooom'rns ‘, possible. . . g
i
» 35o?» 50c half lbs. l __ ~—
, .‘ . title to $125 one lbs. i it is hoped that a large number of
.‘ 1'20 and 150 sample sizes ladies will be present at the Norwalk
, fCountry Club locum-ow when a sewing
STILISON‘POWELL session for the. benefit of the new hos-
' pitnl will be hold. A lllllllbm‘ of ladies
”inct last week and a great deal of work
was accomplished. At tomorrow's
meeting there are about 000 articles to
be finished and of course to accomplish
this it will be necessary to have a. large
number of workers present. There
1
m. and any one who is! interested in
the. new hospital are requested to be
on hand. . .
A closoli' contested come oftlcarpct
howling between the team of the Royal
Arcanum, captained bi" ‘Charlea E.
Club, captained by’ Fred C. Olsen,. in
the novel Arcanum rooms. last even-
ing. .g'l‘he man found the game very‘
Vlntcresting and some good shots ware
,. Club. eleven, and Royal Arcanum.
« eizh’t. There will be another game.
' very soon between the two organiza
tions in the Trinity Men’s Club robms.
7 5the. date to be announced, later. Next.
- ‘ Tuesday evening will be the regular
meeting of Trinity Men’s Club.
who ‘have been at Bell Island at the.
1 Mallory cottage, returned to this city
yesterday. They were all entltusg
.Ber’tba manning
bliss Edit Woltba'us-
_ . . , 6*,
‘ Anna Ratehiord.
i _.
" Large flavour of l_
mu- Home: and Other Moon
will be. some one in charge front 10 a.‘
in Morwglk.
Mrs. Edawrd Archibald
’37 North Avenue.
William L. Brown
9 Newtown Terrace
Victor A. Cahill
Belle Island
‘ Floyd w. Comp
Hamilton Avenue
V Mrs. Lewis B. Cummings
61 Fort Street.
Chester M. Curry
Shorehaven
lChestel- M. Curry, chauffeurs cottage
Marvin Tract
William F. DeKlyn .
I I’Pine Point
(1 Granger
14 Lowe Street
Mrs. H. Harris ,
54 Putnam Avenue
Miss Adele D. Harvey
4 Cottage Street
Mrs. A. C. Haviland
2 Fairlield Avenue
Hickory Bluff Store
Hickory Bluff
Miss Fanny B. Hoyt .
03: East Avenue
'i. ll, Jefferds
‘lvllo island
lies. ltlll Ill. Kelly
3 Highland Avenue
Alltert Lee
Winth-ld Street
B. i.cpoishy
Eli Day Street
Miss Helen McLaughlin
19 Chestnut Street
George C. Miller
Shorchllvcil
Dr. lllssvll E. Morgan
5 “'c'si Avenue
M. . Murphy
ii Elizabe‘h Street
J. ll. Murray
Hickory llluff
X. Y. Rd., Signal Tower No. it.
“Hashington Street
John l'icrcti «-
5 (‘ove Avenue
l-‘rank ii. Pillsbury
Belle inland
T. I‘}. l’owet‘s
llcrlon’s Point
.loseph Rocker
Elm Grove Street
0. B. St. John
18 So. Osborne Avenue
James Suvustano
20 Snowdcn Street
Mills Emma B. Smith
8 Taylor Avenue
Mm. Mary D. Smith
Pine Point
Mrs. W. l’. Syskn
Newlown Avenue
1. P. Taylor ’
S llnrrltt Avenue
Miss Mabel B. Thatcher '
59 East Avenue
W. F. 'I‘rihble
Belle island
Elbert J. Valentine
0 Cove avenue
Reinhold Vogel
Cross Street ’
tReinhold Vogel
Naromakc Avenue
Frank S. Williams
96 Maple Street
outrun
“" g... .. 3...... TAXES T0 CU
u wanna »
TO THE BONE l
(Continued ”mime One) I
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'necessaries should likewise be penal-4
izod. .. l
Wearing App-rel, included.
i The first group of suggéilled taxes.
224-5 defined as “retail sales taxes." includ-
. ed graduated taxes on wearing apparel
$82-12 _of all classes above the simplest and .
most inexpensive poignant. taxes on
Jjewelry. automobiles. house furnish-
2056 2 loss of every sort above the moat sim-
;ple and ineXpensive necessities, and
1302 taxes upon restaurant and hotel meals
and hotel bills.
The second group of proposed tnxes.’
13‘4'13'to be known as “taxes on the manu-
-l facturor and producer." included high-
1302 2 ’er rates. ‘ln most instances double
rules. on beverages. hard and soft. on-
r 9 tertainmente. gasolene, passenger au‘
“3'1“ toniobiles, club dues, and the employ-
ment. of household servants beyond
1392 .the exempted employment of a single.
; maid servant. .
: 1Under the head “retail mics," the
.Treasury Department suggestions pro-
vide for a tax of :70 per cent. on the
1935 retail price of all jewelry. including
watt-hes end (‘lOt‘kS except those sold
to army officers. '
l Twenty Per Cent. on Automobileo.
i There, is proposed a tux 0t 20 per
1727 cent. on automobiles, trailers and truck
Vunits, motor cyclesfbicyclcs and upon
135g automobile. motorcycle and bicycle
tires.
A 20 per cent. tax is suggested on
£04 all musical instruments.
it is suggested that the following
9413 articles be taxed with the graduated
" r‘t‘lilt' hilt-Hill upo‘; the price yet to be
determined: “'
(3933 .' Men's Clothing.
Men's suitinus selling for more than
“.35 $30. hats for over $4. shLl‘tu for over
2, pajamas for over 3‘3. Iltllilel‘y for,
over 35 cents a‘ pair. shoes for WW $5.
79543 gloves for over $3. underwear for
‘ over $3 and upon all neckwcur and'
3071 . walking sticks.
i Women's Clothing.
, Suits selling: for over $40. coats for
1330 over $30, skirts for over $15. hats for
' over $10, ehocn over $6. lingerie over
$5 per garment. corsets $5. Dress
goods: Silk over $1.50 a square yard.
,. , cotton over 50 cents: a Munro iward
37" and wool over $2 a yard. and upon all
furs. boas and tuna. .
1334.5 Children‘s Clothing.
Suits over $15. cotton dresses rivet
0,, , ill. lincit dresses over $5. silk and
"H" wool dreary-es over :8. hate over $5,
shoes over it and glot’es over $2.
11.3 . - And Even Comb: and Brushis.
l L'nder ”house furnishings" it is sug-
Enested thdl’the following articles be
1963 ,tuxed at rates yet to be determined:
All ornamental lumps and fixtures, all
353-3 tabcl linen. cutlery and silverware.
china andw‘cut glass; all furniture in
sets for which more than 5 is pad for
each piece; on curtains at over $2 per
yard and on tapestry. rugs and carpets
240-12 at over 85 u square"yard. . .
1 On all purses, pocketbooks and hund-
Mun bags. brushes. éombs and toilet arti—
'“' "' clot-l and mirrors at more than 82.
i A, tax of 10 per cent. upon grout-l col»
6 3-3 lltl‘lona from all vending machines in
proposed.
1199-12 The uuggqstlop also includes a tax
" ~02 10‘ per cent. on all hotel bills
amounting'to more than $2 a person
““31 'per diem and In addition It is propos-
ed that tax on cabaret bills shall be
224.3 made to apply to the entire restaurant
or cafe bill (the present tax on caba-
ret bills in 10 per cent). -
77"?” Gasoleno 10 Cent: Eitrl. .
Under the second group of propos-
“314; ed extravagance taxes. it is provided,
that gasolene shall be taxed 10 cents
a gallon, such tax to be puld by the
1086‘” wholesaler.
‘ A tax of 10 per cent. upon all leased
1922 , wires is proposed.
4 The following taxes on soft drinks
are suggested: Those now paying 5
618-12
SERIOUS ACCIDENT m... .. an... .0 l...» 20 cent... at...
0N WEST AVENUE now paying 8 cents a gallon to pay 30
(Continued from First. Page.)
Harry Con‘r‘t‘iy. who arrived about the
coats. Those paying 10 cents a gallon
:to pay 40 cells, and those now paying
. 20 cents a gallon to pay 80 cents. Min-
'oral water flow taxed at 1 cent .a gal-
timo of the accident. rushed the led to gum now taxed at 2 per cent. of the
the Norwalk Hospital, accomplfiiied by selling price to pdy 1 cent on each 5.
Police. Sergeant (llbson,
who was cent package. I.
promptly at the scene of the accident, The abolition of the present tax on
and later. visited the hospital with til}. motion picture films at the rates of
father and some. of lift? witnesses. Ho one-quarter and one'halt Cfilul a foot is,
placed Varga under arrest. lie. was recommended and 'the substitution
taken to the. uptown station. where he therefor of double the present tannin
Hoyt. and a team from Trinitme's was placed undcfi‘ $1.000 bonds. which ;
‘ will be furnished by his _ W
Stephen Varga. a ho tier, of 355 How-2
ard avenue, Bridgette .
Another Son Drowned Four Years l
.Ago.
matte. The score was Trinity. Men's * Ernest Lenore is a “contracting ma-
son and has a good reputation; Four
years. ago, when living in. the Keene:
block, on Water street. he lost a son,
Virglnlogvho, at that time, was exact»
ly the same age as the bby injured lo— , , p,
day. This son was playing on the (FOR ASTHMA. Baoucnms, 6
_dock,vnear the uptown freight station. ‘ ~ '
‘and fell into the water, dro CAT‘MH’ Cows, LA GR'PPE'”EW‘
tore help could arrive.
"The girls of the Theta 10*“ “elemental-oat) WORKERS car wanes
RAISED
_ Vergrthere, they‘passedwthe time with fly made today by the Yak?" Towne' ”mm“. gown”. the u m“ o!
. bathing and sailing and on .theti'ourth. Company to its 4.300 employee, all hair ":3“ m t “I“!!! 01 the lam“:
emblem“ some 0‘ we‘rifléndfi #91.“ efntlng thereby. This is the third i5: ~ no
Dentin?! at a 11We imm- Thwart? crease since the fall M 1915, and the, no...“ no“, mum tom mm m
wantihaperoned by M“- ..M‘am’ ~ S, aggregate increaSe is 52 per eent;’Thla' 35.333 Emfiafim‘dfiEDYiflm-‘éific :lion dollaryaccofding to present plans.
398°- ? ,‘l'he 8m? ““3 WEB ”WWI”. latest change adds $700,000.1to the pay: to: all of the Ibovetrou lea. it blithelped
outfielder Ruth limiter Mishap. while tor the three advances the THE EIKER rs “‘ ,,
M155? “with Miss no WNW-W" increase inbout. $2,000,000 - ”gay. . b
A I V ,Buth 91.19% was 'Day as wells: piece workers receive 1"“
the increasa'r’ “ g p," _
wnlng be
a‘
l o wunanln. ileum
' 33 up"
it. Tayio ttome
‘ ' to of
lirntlier, ‘ I;
l
a
\
Consumption Paavcunvs—Non
.Parcar MEDICINE;
There are few disease; more prevalent than
l
t
and few more tenacioua and «onerous.
o l
cheated - than mull . in 'a chronic !
bronchi.
.a tuber:fl taint-farming; mm id ~ 3..
‘ DI In or n. ‘ co n ‘ '
l looted ollul lead tfllttai ' it: Therm l
i
i
send rollevedtboufinadna w it in” ~
i
,» incisor - ‘ I:
3'81th fan
Hunts are employed 100 per cent. of 001119- “0 t0 "- 3° for we have had “0. at;
‘ ‘ I . train Texas. night.” ,
Aothmlt low d- - d in! I ’vrel Still other items of suggested levy .Waahington and another ‘ ‘ _ ,
"Th 1 (more ”mum in pa u" :- will wunoutdoubt h” materially re- Therelare four ofus good friends. VVo ‘ - sunsnn-Foweu Corporation
, e pcven cm are known to medical adjusted when the proposed mEasurel - _ , ,
, ... ..
. , __ science I Bra .2 . . . 4 .. . .
STAMFORD,,4Jul, 10' An increase in: Animal ‘z‘i’il‘hfilfi'mufii‘mfi appears in the House and again lube
lastlc, over their outing. While—they Kin-wages of 15 per cent. was volunt'ur-l ,cofiimoaly known a n" “a”,
9 la" W19" ““9“ ‘ surely does one good. We haVebeen in
l ON new HAVEN DRAFT aoano .a rest camp for Lie" '33” “d 1"“
; filahop‘ofdlow Haven, a
And‘tben it's C:OOD~BYE to the great Song Book campaignl ' . ust‘
{ewthdays more and the distributionpf The Book of a Thousand gong:
y e
. * THE EVENING SENTlNEl.
ENDS FOREVER!
We can only remind those who have not yet secured this great edu-
cational masterpiece that it will sometime be a source of keenest re-
gret if they let this unusual opportunity go by. 'l -
More thanathounnd Standardl’ uluSo ‘ ’
except in several “him” for ten 0? “:ng to Music. Can not be obtained elsewhere,
HIS. iii an absolutely new book.
It is printed from absolutely new
engraved plates by the most
modern of printing processes, known
as the "rubber offset" method, which I
gives to the music page a depth and
clarity which makes the printed page
easy to read, even if one has extremely
poor light conditions.
. Money back if not satisfied ‘
Clip Coupon on Page 3
omen“..- 3....-..n...-.-_......m.-M.W --.- .. .w. w... ...-.....-_----..-..- H..-"
admissions and 5 per cent. on the ram: . long to‘ hear from home .more than:-
£22823“le bl’ the WWW" ‘3 SUE'I‘ words can tell. With love to all I re-
' Doubling of existing internal rcren-1 main your loving brother. .
ue tattoo on wines. liquors. Wars and l “"0 1“ all. ' ‘
upon cigars and cigarettes and other“ ' CARLTON Ii. WEED.
forms of manufactured tobacco is sug- The following Mt" was received bi" . 9 w . (l ~1c E
seated. This would result in lifting MP8- S. W. Merrill, of Wilton, from hcr ‘" Amm. 1“ 00' 1' AW” an - x,
the tax an alcoholic beverages at the brothel", who has been promoted to ”one" ance' via N. Y.
following rates: . Write soon. ..
Distilled spirits (whisklea, brnndles, . the mnlt' 0" corporal. . _‘ l M
on). now $3.20 per gallon to be $6.in 30mm” ‘1‘ ”“694 N0 GERMAN FLAGS AROUND '
a gallon. 3 - May 30, 1918. .
Fermented beverages (beers and: Dear Flo: ’ ‘BUENOS AIRES, Tuesday, July 9.—*
nice), now $3 a barrel to be $6 a bar-l Your most Welcome letter received a The. feature of the Argentinian Winde-
"a" 'lew days ago. it surely does take pendonce Day celebration here W1”
Vinous beverages (wines). now ,
ccnts a gallon ‘0 be 16 cents a gallon. : some time tor a letter to reach me.
An automobile license tax on passcn- am well and getting along very well.
RP rauionlobiles graduated under the Your letter was dated May secondjllomi1 holiday“-
1 was the absence of German flags 4
‘ which had been numerous on other na~
ion to pay 16 cents a gallon. Chewing “following schedule is proposed: 23 1-1.4 received it the 29th. i wrote a let g 1—— . i
P. or less. $15: 24 to 30 HP. 825: 31 ' - ' H ' -
to 40 n. n. :40. and over to If. n, $50.; if" :bifm‘?m “ix: ybualsi; 5”“; - ‘
Extra Swat on Club Dues. l ‘c r 5 “'3” . “ ' may let ’ 0, l.
It is proposed to increase the tax on i know if you get it. J i Him é '
membership in clubs and organizational Yes, i am in active duty and bare Sleep Somdly
exceptrthoso of‘a beneficial. charita- 80:3,, quite a good deal of a‘ction. Mostg “I .
ble or fraternal character from 10
I l l -. ~
per cent.. the present rate, to 20 per ly heavy shell fire; We dontsee nine-t, “Since taking role Kidney Pill: .
. ti . cured and I-
cent. . lot the trench work as our work is of. glegfleguidlum 9:31 ““31“... H. '1'. ‘
It is suggested that the employment 9. different nature. We haul big shells, atrnynga _ ,, , .
.. - . . Kidi't P no
0. male servants in the household be: to the batteries. I can‘t explain Just. wggfgfx: $33338.“ ma} elm.
taxed 25 per cent. for a single manlhow they sound when they open fire, l meal and at bedtime. A quick and
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servant and that this tax b‘e increasod’l it way to put a stop to your set-
. but no thunder have ever heard can. tin .up time mel- time during tho.
in cases where four or more male ser- it. . - - .
x. . n more. “tenured"
v ' ' ‘ . ‘ . ' i z 8 8. an a . g
the combined wages of the four or casualties. [understand that tlcle. “rah troutliléui diseturbed mm “mm.
more. . _ are some great battles along the lino‘ oil and m 3019“, and ,3?me
The employment of a single woman and hedf'a great deal of it from differ» i glans do. to one; and bin or -_
servant in the household is exempted . l nts. ‘ O
' » i av!“ G R. R. No. 3. air.
from taxation, but a tax of 10 per cent. ent :enl'tllam ““1“"; “1° 2": go::; . Ganfiugygkemfifim To, a“, fig: - ,
H t ' ., -s a 1 eF‘renCi. ‘ b nae oaeepa ,
is suggested on addition ‘1 maid um. pea lvll’hou‘legettl‘ng up. Sometimes only:
tvants “D t'0 T011“ and Of 109 per cent. about with a boy who lived in Paris 17 l few minutes after Film; to bed I’d , ‘
°“ ”‘° ““8” - . , . rem? and speaks. W“ W“ a“ - tintstttln‘lsi..tltg elitl‘iil.‘
.33:.*.lcr“°t:::.lt:“in” 3.: l... W... . our: “if
.' 3: >5 . , ' * t km one o e e CV in -
schedules of .g'rades' of wearing appa- and another lad from the ' “me 0'. ti‘miyscured “a 1 sleep soundly a!
share our things alike. All from (iii-l
. ts of the country. but it‘ ”“l 17"" '
Senate is natural and expected. , fem“ 3“" . », o l '
No attempt was made more Treas- makes, no dinerence we arepals. - l 5003 ~TOOLSHN 0N)
ury Department. to Vestimate‘the total It is all true about getting good food. u—h— —"!"""" - nun—.3
amount likely to be mised by the lm-‘ At times when we' are traveling ‘ we maul- an ", . 5. . ~
position of the taxes outline of the don’t . ‘ ' , Beef and . .
get such good grub, com , . .I
38.000.000.000 to be raised. hive bil hard tack. but that cannot be helped.
withbe raised from income and excess They can't WWW???“ give “5 I“, "fit
profits. leaving 58.000.000.000 to be class meal on the road.
raised through taxes on luxuries and The drillinghone gets in mg my
mm”, July .1o.-Governor;beou drilling. 'Ifikgfmébollfiu vet: _
Holco'lnb has appointed Elm-en it. much, than had a ow a on m ’ . m 7
reenter or “infirm-lid unforn'vme ' lm '
mulch: Mannheim???" KW?” um mu '
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